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$4,000 REWARD $4,000
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Nsfaiiure 10 cure. even bal or reruted in.
durable eases. having occurred since IIs iuAtu.
tiou AID pci 80 o. of tht 'NtW Alci lud tuf..
bS Electro Ozone machinery remedies. apl..
anr'S, dNatatiuu aud lu FACTION NlIb ufDn. ~.
and medlcal,d az, ihrrrl1Tt. DE ietie Justified
iu offering the following aIuolaf as reward
ioi case mat cannot h" curci hy 90 provided
that the organs or their functions nttt... r.f
been destroyed bY dlsfa-e. ifIury. neglect COZ
improper treatment This ourr is bona hdt
ihr money o. br deposited under written caI-
dltlons that wlIl bar al4uibb.lue
slrH. For amy case of taflrrh Catarrhal
deafness. Asthma. Bronchitis, Cough. Hoars.
ness or Consumption thaf Electro ozone dlla.
tatiOu and impactlon with oZonil.d and meIi
tsse. Grand Rapids.
800. For any case OF dyspepsia. Indigestion.
constipation or diseases ~ the liver. stomach
or bowels that the New Method Electro. ozone
remedies aud appliances Will not cure
SlJ1. For any ease eff nervous disease. heart
disease. blood dist asr. SKIN disease or diseases
of the muscles. ligamenis. bones Or joints that
TIE New Method ficctro-uLonc remedies aud
appliances viii not cure. Once. corner Canal
and Bridge SIS
s0L For any case Of disease Of the kidney.
bladder. urethra or rcctum thatthe New Meth
od EitcI9-O1one viii not cure.
-iuM. For any other dis .dse. weakness, dis.
ability or detorm'ty that may siiict man. wo-
man or child that the E.trtTotbKonc remedies
machinery appliances. dilstatiou and impac.
ton. with oZ0nized and mcdlcafed air. Will
mol cure. hermitage Grand Rapids
consultation. tAhiuiNdlluA anu An Electro.
ozone treatment 81. E.cctro-Chemlcal treat
ment = 10 8.
call az the Office or send stamps or silver 10
prepay postage. etc. on New Method cure
books.
Pari T. contains 21s PAGES over a00 illustra-
Toms, Sympt 0mS of diseases ami REPORTS OF
over 1000 cures. Prescriptions Tor the cure OF
acute diseases. hygienIc Instructions for every
Family mailed on receipt ol -J --ctut stamps.
or ~ cents ln silver.
Part H. private information for men aud
boys, young and old. mailed sealed iu plalu IA
Feiope on receipt of -csut stamps, or ID cents
Do silver.
Part Ill Information and Instruction for Ia
oic>. married. or single. IL culurrd Illustrations
SYMPTOMS. advice and REPORTS of cares, mailed
10 ladies oniy. sealed in plain nNclopr. on DE-.
crlpt OF Zceut stamps. cor lO cents IN silver.
The three books viii Doe mailed Tor ~ 2crut
stamps. o. 80 cents ia silver or viii he d-liy.
cred at the Office.
luFalds are being cured in AN parts of the
uted state, aud Canada hy the New Method
Electro ozone kemedle aud Appliance. which
Wc send hy maii or express with igll dire octior~
for their use. 4 DO letters must De- !drtSsed 20
br. =. q Kennedy. Hermitage block. corner
canal and Bridge Sis. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17


fisa-y 50 zey al uost sssesIg ,oarse-
laa - altsraaEa sttv 1sek ms
sh z-esg s-ks aza ssoer eert-
gss. ~ os tnt1gs z. Ill
Deosls aa1 usst stnsoaas sogaz
shiaZ zee a1tle 81 -1ss 81 7osssss. -
ssFer aao ~ eAgafass aa4Fs rhe~s
aEe 40 r1s 11sr@ LsEls ss.1s ~ t1s .e.rs
1sil-sls@l II s-c1 = g4.uv aere gass.
be Mss 1gepsr cg1L clne1 Ghs frsss
Blisnsso zsness - ths eo4atrs Datse.
zila sas s4Ez froi4 - adv 20 tas
colEs Of shs iails-is. Hsr b4r is
ngnt ero~a. Les asss rstro4sse hsr
SKA li8s ~il4 ross. b4s tts e-estlaess
of Esr ara tAs plg -szsy of 4s- ars
t-a serfs % every mo1en 4a1 O.
raAagiag sGgssssl0s of 1sr eyes
- aor E-e gar hsE eostaEss are
F4Fisfal Wllts embroidered llsss
~0ra 9Fer 5lne. o4s 3sesliese. ani q "a
~htls carnations tnr4ss la-0 the cor-
s4gs, Is al sxaups. sac wears nlaay
ilauonls
Al last 3s aavs rival 20 the saa 4
slss. hend4L ~ao hangs as manv o. d
s&lls ~ nes belt - sae as chl- 1ls1 ia
asr family circle, civilized an1
sslaeEle reulnseencs tLls las alaays
seensso 20 ~ ~ the sc4lps of hs
enemies anl a1Orn the savage $ cha.
elAlne. The usN scheme IS tsst Of
masculine lnsteaI ~ fe mime Devotion.
and calls upoa each true knight whose
lady possesses regular features - wear
c41asos s1tn the Impression % her pro
NE carved upon them. Tue classic
revival IA dress o4alts very naturally
TIC Greek type " countenance snd
happy : $40 whose nose that
most awkward 81 features is clear
eat enough 20 warrant her IN
o1ering for birthday gift a. husband or
bstFosAed. instead OF commoupl ace
Photograph. the pure hues ~ her face
on cameo ring They say that Mrs.
Henry Cle~s. the wife OF the great
banker and broker. SET the fashion. OF
rather her husband SET 10 by adopting
tho cameo lewelry However 10 origin
ated .6s hobby haS gained a goothold
and is driving 20 despair the pretty,
paquans creatures whose noses are tip
ultec and whose features are not. al
least 70 partial ewes loss attractive
shas they wouldn't look we'll IN the cold
immortality ot stone Every girl ha.
taken - studying her side face n com
oinAtions o. mirrors, and whom she yis-
its the photographer she is sure, ust
TOR experiment SAKE. % ask for proofs
OF two or three profile views. 20 see.
you know, 10 there's the least chance
that u would 10
They were speaking ne other day Of
q omansic marriage To an odd defni-
zion %, romance have We come in this
last decade OF rhe nineteenth century.
for should call u rather in many re-
spects the most sensible marriage OF
which have in some time heard
When the would De bridegroom put the
usual question % papa. that fine
soldierly gentleman gazci a few
seconds into vacancy then ne turned
ais eyes on the expectant lover and
spoke as follows: There's plenty OF
room IN the house, come and live with
US for six months; at the expiration Of
that time, n you wish 70 marry my
daughter and she wishes 70 marry YOU.
We will order the wedding breakfast 9"
The breakfast has been ordered and
eaten. but II all engaged couples were
put on that sort OF probation there
might be fewer marriages. while very
certainly the divorce courts would lose
half their business
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

hd rheumatism ersa shoulder
e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17
,.-eatInc Railroad and Street Car

Tests of a new system Of heating ara
being conducted by the company own
ing the patent IN Baltimore. The prin-
ciple of the new system is the storage OF
heat and its use as required. 1t is de-
signed for use on passenger and street
cars and for heating purposes generally.
At the company's shops two iron boxes
have been fitted up, and some nvster-
ious substance, in which the heat is
stored, has been placed in them. From
these issue four inch iron pipes, contain
ing the same mysterious substance.
They extend around the room and aid
the iron boxes in disseminating heat.
These boxes are filed with steam for
several minutes. and after it is cut of
the temperature Of the heat, strange to
say, increases rather than falls A salts
factory test was made the other dav.
At that time the temperature in the
street was 80 degs. In the building il
was 30 deg. The steam was cut of fif-
teen minutes after being turned on. The
temperature Of the room was then 20
degs. Ten minutes later the temDera-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

Haze YOU pain in your chest asked
the doctor Of the man with the influenza
Don't call THIS chest, DO yoI- said
the patient. with wheexe. ''Seems 10
me more like u gnpPe-s,ac. w -shins.
ton Hatchet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

Calls "a 5-yesr-old)-Nicely. thAak
you
Ar Ninn-What 8 polite ltgle fellow
You are. Here 5 nickel Tor YOU
Calhs-l'aTd0a me, but / am not al
lowed u take a.
Mr. Wiun 10 himseln-What perfect
discipline.
Caihs-HOwever. nothing was said
which Will prevent you from buying
some Of those cocoanut tafiies from tho
mar II the corner Puck
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

ture e--e gOse 90 to 7s sesx Aftzra.,,
40 iosf ti'''Ev a@s seen no el.anse. g..
ho1e ~nd = 5a4f after steam ~ ,ss =
80 - oesa -Ns~ York Ts.s.v-.rr
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

Fanny Rice, the 'Fragoletto" Of
Tho Brigands, has remarkably soft.
white, plump hands and there are not
many women, especially in this season
of chaps and rednesses. who will not be
interested IN her rule for taking care
Of them IL seems, she SAYS. the
implest thing in the world 20 wash the
hands, and yet not one woman in a
dozen knows how 70 do 1t properly.
She avoids, sho declares, cold water and
hot with equal zeal. dipping her dainty
finger tips only into that which is
lukevarm. When the opera Is on its
travels and hard water Is more likely
20 be brought her than soft at hotels
she keeps bottle OF pure glycerine on
her tOile, stand. add .ng two ,easpoon-
fuls % every pint OF water poured.
Women, she says, lose their hearts TO
fancy SOAPS easily. but the imported
unscented white CASTLE IS the only
kind which she allows 70 touch Ter
skin
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-17

Lillian Russell was in Broadway
horse car ono day last week. when
Florence s. John took a seat no. Tar
removed. Unless ] vas greatly mis-
taken the TWO comic opera singers in
spec,ed each othe- with mo-e than com
mon interes. When Miss Russell was
Ia London as Mr.. solomon she found
herself unable 20 compete with Miss
S. John. This inter ber rival has in
vadsd Lillian own territory and Miss
Lillian = starring. 80 TO SPEAK. in he
provinces. Lillian is far and away tie
more beautiful woman, Miss 81. John
sppea-i1g beside her short heavy q
sri-o and uncertain as to comp. .exion.
Pus It t0 ulsaer as thcv faced each
otasr az .dort range by daylight and
be would - all up with Miss II
John b i'm the glare ~ the f1oN
lights is another thing FIorence 81.
John Is chic 81 ever and winds her
SO into "a a.dIeures sYnpsshiss
never yielding o. soc csrelessue-s ot
taa es-atiishea fsvcrit- snd prina
donna She cau sing. too and on ne
whole don o wonder ma. Miss Russell
looked her over vf,b anxious Curiosity
Liulaa eore dark blue sailor gown
~ish sable trimm inEs. Blue felt b -
Iish black pIanes.
Miss Sc ie17 wore brown somssAins
~ 3'rt tr.ren' bar
E-zA PUTsAH HEAro5.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
Sam Is il slick I'm.

Sam Lanham Of Texas who was
over here the other day, represents
the largest district in the United
States. It lies in the nolthwcstcrn
portion of Texas, aud embraces
nearly hundred counties. Sam
is IA slick talkcr, very shrewd
politician, and knows his constitu-
ents very thoroughly. This dis
trict was organized some ten or
twelve years since, and Mr.. Lam
han. was the first member elected
from it. Every succeeding election
Sam has had big fight on his
hands to retain his seat. When he
was running for Congress the last
time some Of his political foes start
ed rumur that Sam when in Wash
ington. owned and lived in a splen-
did broWnstone house, with all the
necessary aristocra,ic trimmings.
This statement meant defeat tcE
Sam unless it was promptly dis.
proved, and so his friends called
a big meeting at Ell paso. where
Sam made a great speech TO the
assembled cowboys and grangers
| lie told them he was dead broke
and as poor asa prairie coyote, and
/ that he needed the salary and
mileage Of the Congressman worse
than any other candidate in The
! district. ''4As for the story about
my living in a Zig brown house in
/ Washington" said Sam, in conclu-
sion "i,'s lie. The fact is that
i've in house there SO open ans
bleak that any man in this GROVE
could throw dog through the
! cracks without touching q hair o
him, and when the wintry wi!:d:
come along they howl through m,
home with Eoise like steers on
stampede
! That settled it and San. waS
elected -,,ev l'c,li star.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
COUNTY AND STATE.
Coult> News.
LIVINGSTON ESTEHpI:lSE.

LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE.
The home of cx-Mavor a. ".
Miles was gladdened hy the advent
Of a son Tuesday, the 17tn inst.
L. c. Ross, superintendent of the
water works, will shortly Legin the
erection Of a residence on the lots
adjoining the water works plant.
Mrs. L. Burnhan died after Il
three days illness at her home in
Riverside Monday. Deceased was
66 years Of age, an Old resident Of
Livingston end a much respected
lady.
Attorney A. r. Joy has removed
his office toro0ns over the National
Park bank, which have been ele-
gantly furnished and fitted for tho
purpose. Mr.. Joy has now one o.
the most complete and comfortable
law offices in western Montana
The room vacated BY him over J,
10. Sax's store will be occupied by
Hopes & Eaton fer their real estate
and Insurance business.
Messrs. Charles 4. Burg. David
Boerum, w, a. Burleigh, 0. F
Goddard and James Blackburn
have organized and filed articles Q:
incorporation Of the Boulder Min.
ing company, with principle Offices
at Livingston. The capital stock is
~, 100000, divided into shares o
$500 cach, and the incorporation
is to exist for twenty years. The
properties of the company are tht
'Poughkcepsie, ,""A Moss" "Gusto,,l,'
"Ck!ahoma," Acme and "Black
burn" situated in the Boulder
Mining district, carrying gold
silver and copper bearing ores
This new company will issue It:
stock il about six days.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
Look Here.

Have you aland Or mining contest?
Have you an Invention?
Have you al abandoned or reject
cd Pension claim?
Soldiers having to work for a living
having a present disability con-
tracted since the war or Of which
they cannot furnish proof Of ori-
gin in service should correspond
with HORACE l.. STILES,
Attorney-at-I.aw
Washington. DC.
Increase Of Pension promptly OBJ
tanned.
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Butte Mining journal:

Butte Mining journal:
The household of Charles Carver
was increased last Monday by the
arrival Of a boy. This is No. 10 Of
the flock, seven girls ard three
boys. Charles announces positive
~ that the new arrival is destined
to become the governor Of Montana
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28

VIM. r. Furay, Of Deer Lodge,
will not find a fortune in the United
States marshal's office unless CON
gress increase the fees, but the
"honor" is great as ever.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
The Saturday Graphic:

Butte is no longer unhealthy.
The city council has passed an
ordinance prohibiting natural death
within the city limits:
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28

Helena Herald:
II. p. Rolfe, manager OF the Great
Falls Leader, has spent several
days in Helena. Runner says ilr
contcnplates the erection Of a new
three story publishing house i'll his
town.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
Anaconda Standard:

Mr.. Garter seems to have an un-
due fondness for thc cloak-roon,.
When a clash occurs between the
interests of Montana and the in
terests of Thomas B. Reed, its at
fractions are well nigh irresistible.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
Helena Independent:

Because Grover Cleveland op-
posed unrestricted coinage OF silver
the Herald justities Carter's vote
for Reed. There's logic for you.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
Inter Mon.ltaiu.

Every republican who votes
against tie silver interests is voting
against the interests Of the people
OF the 'ni1ed States and is driving
nail in his own coffin.
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[First Publication, May ..lS.h. I
Soticc for Fiu.,t Proof.
Land Office II Hnseman, Montaaa, /,
haS Il lA!,U

I.II!V FItl. u IIF'1FII'tti, NOIltaAti, I
May. H. lsJU.
Notice is hereby given that the following
FAMED settler has ile,l notice Uf his intention o
make final proof in support Of Ids cluiln and
thar sand proof will Ga made before he Register
and Receiver 1T Euaeu.aH Montana. OH july Il,
1890 viz:
JOHN RAY,
Presumption D. 5, ,o>+. for the vest hf Of south
east quarter section ~. III south range 70 II.
He names The following witnesses to rrarc hie
continuous Residence upon. and cultivation o
said iau, viz:
Frank A. White, Edward Kent Edward NAH.
wig and David >,oit'ulr>t. III Gr I5d i.otl-..
Moaidnu. = tEHi,lN.
l.cE}>tr2-
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
The N!udiscnian:

Ever since Speaker Reed tighten
ed the check rein on the democratic
obstructionists in the house, they
havc been chatting the bit and foam
ing at the mouth.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
AiiSsuula (iazettp.

The census enumcrators arc now
locking for some good abir-Eo>iioc
fellow to kick them for taking tie
job.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28

DIR P.yil, You have earned my
lasting gratitude. Without your
skillful, untiring and watchfu! care
feel that ] shoulu never have re-
covered. We are indebted to you,
0, 50 deeply
The beautiful Young GONZALES
cent, pale, but never more lovely,
was sitting up for the first time
after her illness had taken a favor
able turn She leaned back in her
easy chair, comfortably propred
up with pillows, and looked with
ardent gratitude at the young
physician who had called to make
his last professional visit
"ron't speak of it in that way,
Miss Winnie" he replied. In your
happy recovery feel more than
repaid for the exercise Of MY high
est skill
But it would be unprofcssional
to let your feelings be a sufficient
remuneration rcjoincd the fair
Miss Winnie, with a gay smile.
"Thcre must be Il fee besides, and
think you need not fear to make
it n large one"
The young physician moved
forward on his chair.
II fear if should include in my
! bill one item ,hat--that occurs to
| be, Miss Winnie, it would be-
thought presunp-that isl mean
-cSorbitent,@ he said with a voice
that trembIed and chin that
showed q Singulcr tendency t.,
wabblc
II hardly think it possible, doc
| tor" she said, still smiling bright
Ily, that you can ask too great q
compensation for your"
"Winnic Greenup!' excIaiIns the
young man hoarsely, talk not to
me Of fees! What are fees to me?
I want something infinitely more:
valuable than serdid dollars ar!
cents, i--I-I-Winnie, may =!
ask your fathcr?"
"Certainly, DR.. Pyll," said Miss
Grcenup, hanghtilly. Papa is tlr;
one to present the account to, Of
coarse He always settles the bills.
Good morning s:r'
/ In the privacy Of his office down
town few minutes later, the young
Dir. Pyll might have lecn seen
making out, with a nlost deter
/ mined expression, of c.4'ntena'n',
a doctors ILL that viii simply par
alyZe Papa t;rc.nnp when he sees
1T l::cr:p lrihare-
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
LIST or PRIZES !:
CLUI; RATES: i TICKETS sor 80.
Special rates arranged with Agents
Agents wanted H. Il e1s1y sE,,tG tGw@ .,l ana s'.

AytHlS Walleu the un,cd states aud
Brush America.
The avnent of Prizes is guaranteed by n s,ff4-
cial deposit of Five Hundred Thousand Boll1Ts
Is 1GnGUG with the state G0vcrlnent and nnEroy-
ed by Jesus Aftechilsa. governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision ot
Lie Hernihio .triea&a, "hn is appointed by te
government as tnlorventor.
II CEkTIEI that with the State Treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited, assuring full
payment of MI prizes OF this drawing
HERAiNo AnTE.AGA. interrentor..
IaiFOETA NJ.
Remittenccs lsust be either by New York Draft
Express or Registered Letter, American money.
Collections calI be made hF Express companis :
or Banks lickets scat atrett 30 management
will be paid by drafts New York. Manfreal
81, laul, chicago, SPH Francisco or tity OF Mex.
leo. For further Information address.
JUAN TlI.HAi,, Manager
:ac.tccns, Mexico.
i partado II.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
J.lvGS&sroN PosT.

LIVINGSTON POST.
County Superintendent Mrs. 7.
NJ. Hunter is down sick with the
measles.
James b. Nesbitt has finished
taking the census Of Livingston and
is now working Gokedale.
The stock Of clothing belonging
to the estate Of Wm.- Losckanp,
deceased, invoiced about $4,000.
The stock will be sold out at retail
by the administrator, j. G. Villas.
The term Of summer school
taught by Miss Name Neslitt, did
open Monday ewing to the preva-
lcncc Of measles among the child
rem. Miss Ncsbitt has secured
about forty pupils ard will open a
scvcn-wecks term next Monday.
The present term Of the district
court promises to Ee an unusually
interesting one. Several criminals
viii be given q hearing, among
them three cattle thieves, a forger,
two burglars and the man who
robbed the Albemarle last week.
There should be a citizens meet
ing at the earliest possible date to
prepare a petition TO be sent TO
Washington urging our senators to
work Tor the Mineral Railway bill.
This bill is the only one that can
possibly pass at this session OF
congress, and monster petition
signed by every tax payer of Liv-
ingston and Cooke would have the
desired effect.
A CrOmWcllian President.
Cath.
"What kind Of a man is President
Diaz?"
He is a pure Indian. You car
always tell a gentleman when you
come near him, can't you? Well
now, Diaz carries around him tht
Undesirable aromavf il gentleman
He is a man about your size, sub.
stantial, and inclined TO be stout
with dark color, You never see
him without smile on his face
Of course he was q magnificent
/ soldier, as his record shows. He
restored his country. He has com.
PEELED the Mcxicans Of the present
day to accept modern ideas. Yor
saw that yesterday he threw ints
nrison Itnriide? Yes, he did
lturbide is descended from the frs
4 Mexican emperor hv an American
woman from the District Of Colum
,lia He has fine plantation il
Mexico, aad he came back tller,
the other day and legan to tall
against the government Of Dia2 a
if he had special rights Nia
clapped him in jail When Tia
grant 10 the American railroad il
Mexico was Withheld by the p:,rlia
ment or congress, Diaz was on
taking 3 ride. lie came into con
gress and addressed them, saying
.Signors, You will either pass thi
bill or go straight hol,'e,' The,
looked sainutc, and raised the or,
oi Long live the president" an'
PASSED the bill. THIS is the kint
/ Of president to lie to. The Mcxical
army is about ~ 900 .Aen rcr,
g9d army
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
GOLDEN THOUGHTS,
what tl:e Montana; Editors Have
10 Say.
Butte Miner

Butte Miner:
Harrison looks to Reed to say,
him from the necessity Of that
silver veto.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-28
NtH1 Ed A VACATION.
\ feHsari."hir Strry of 81 Shep.
herd Dogs !ntc|.i::c:yc.

On the Powell stock farm says
the New York sun, is shcphcr!
dog ot wonderful intelligence and
OF such remarkable strength that
he was long ago pressed into
service TO do the family churnins,
although it would seem that the
almost human reason lie na,ritest4
in the care and regulation Of The
cattle on the farm should have saved
him from the 'ne,ial service Tie
dogs name is Jeppo and at the
word q command he will 90 to any
field and separate from the herd {,
particular COW mentioned and do
with i AZ he is told. His master
may say u tho dog
"Jcpro. 90 10 the back ,np,lov'
and fetch tl,e spotted l,eitcr home.'
Instantly the dog will ,r,t away
to The designated field, and in due
time return with the spotted heifrr.
The~hrindle COW the yearling Jersey
bull, the black COW, the muley COW,
viii lc selected and disposed Of by
tho dog il, the same way. lie will
not only select any single head of
cattle from a pasture, but any pair.
or three or all that may be called
for. He will remove them from
one field to another on order. and
never goes wrong. Yet this rare
dog is made to rlimla Gagged tread
ntill twice Il week ana do the
common work II 4 stupid buck
sheep. The dog has shown in
many ways that lc does not like
IL and the o,ael dav gave such
emphasis to his determination to
| quit it if possible that his master
gracefully submitted, and Jeppo
has been cnnntinated from the
trc4dmiIl.
4 ,lcrsy calf was recently take,
from its mother for weaning and il
lccar'e such a pet with tic Powell
children that il has the run Of the
premises without let or hindrancc.
,5eplo early showed Ii; disapproval
Of this calf, and to So" il on such
friendly terms with his little friends
made linn as mad ~ thunder;
so he packed his valiecc and hired
out to edit country newspaper.