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|Ot DOOISN IN FLORIDA.
A STRANGE TALE FROM THE LAND or
FLORIDA.

't Hut OF "A Negro Noudoo Doctor. .yh
= Claims that he Can 30 any rh,n.. he
IA Paid for
is SAVANNAH, Sept. i-NEaxwpu.
X hthic; III Florida seven miles south q
~ baldwin, on the Florida Central an,
n IcninSula Railroad, is bcc0inju.r f.
NOUS Judging from the numerous ia,
=" S"ngcT for that place The past mnutl
:. or VwO- The town has store and three
G houses, and the surrounding country !,
i SparSeiy settled. Ordinarily not NOR,
IMAM three or four Llassengers IL wee,;
, I '::o di-rrs H., itf dS,s4 HS~~l,
the number increased to -S6rcfitv-fivc
| and then TO one hundred aud liftv, the
persons under whose notice the increase
, came begun an investigation. You.
, correspondent made Il dying trip to
: Maxwell Yesterday. and interviewed
)r. ilSha Wilkinson. he great G.ari':
: healer and NOuiuO OF the urwrnrS .rr
hundreds Of nliiCS around.
Tine reporter arrived ut Maxwell nt
} hiGht, and lt,I TO ride Il mule ha"!; two
m'irS th:0UGh the Gccp pine forests lac
lore reaching the doctors habitntinu
On the way 4 camp .! some fifteen or
more cpiorrd people wai passed. who.
The quite said, had CIn from North
cIil georgia 10 consult the doctor
thcy Wcr" all ranged arOLnd Il biz fire
holding an excited conSultntin,, .,,',
ny.,,ii1in,r, -. ,u''>',',"Ci"h' u''i
one OF them held. As ,hc reporter ar
proachrd they ran oil into tn" woods,
;nu nothing trIld inhI cr them To con-
N"rS" with hln. TEr '.;iitlc said t,,nt
Lni,,r ,,i1 "", ,,'' Hn''' 'uNSoin' 'hc paper
.n,,ii' ,, n'!.u .! in"@ic Iond"o or
thn,. th',,,,rIt ,t ,,'E' : n't ~ 1hei'' ana
,n,,I t., ,'';'. i'"rS H''W IL II
r,,,t,, ,I,,,,h :, GUY i'"cr. ne
! nnmv,!r,,,,.!, ',,,'i' ,',' 'o'''' allu tile
~ ! Nf' M y Shn!',
,,,.n,,tni ,,,,i'i' WI. ~ nHh'aGrd. ap
tn,, .,,,'i ',i'',' i'''i -, ',,|i m'H 'Al'%nn|
;,y,, ,i'n ,, 'ai',i -, me iH'h". rms
H.. SiunT 'iC en-, In'Ii '..', 10, moment
I0,tnr IJ',i Iy;,i ,"'N.iT q. 'i!' cciSp a'r'i
ono nt .h,n,,I ~, .',,,. ';n,!;" lace was
Sm,il ,r,. o,. ~ aui ms
rnrnm = ,' 49, W." l''i ui"HH2i
whitn hi W., ','' !" w ~ MS : ~
in W ,.i. . iu''+ii manner 81 r..
Lir lrng.,n. o''ni "i,',",'C Tu'ic"u'i"' anu
"In,.i,," 'i'n costume.
rh.m,mnt;.,, hrT,, e." Ti wv ,'!'oltti, We Got
W.L,t ,.,I, ,,',.' n'tI n"aHT "'!E III my '"'k.
mntinn"I 'r,r "r' ~" i'' nv nc GoVinE
al ~ q Lo' iii.i' 10 p' - ms pack. lie
IrnI ,,.,,,. ~, 'Tot"' ti'G'l lail ms open
tir,, az w., ~. D',Lc i!SH;i ~ CiFGtS& :tttI
Unr ,i,,,n An mean T,r;:.h,r frn,,nm
Soon rnnn;frstrI itself. ana il seemed
as II tn,c ni'S,r, "ds o p,uverof Ir,,u-rr~-.-t +
|" stopped shortly ana anruntly told
NE reporter 10 resume his cio;hlng;
iaKing up Il small SuWar" of pA>s"hoaid
ruled into i lr squares, with the mum
i
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In: 4 Storm of Ifirc

ir mines. the electricity communica-
t',t with the ever arising gases, and FOR
miles the scene rcSembcd that OF Il
h .Iiug prairie. While the merry
M G. , were admiring the sight Il fierce
b rh y blast lighted up the moun
laiHS. Closely following came terrific
peat of thunder. II appeared rs if the
lcavrns had opened up and swallowed
tnr hotel and its surroundings. Ladies
SWuoncd and even the hraVr-j Of Tin"
|" tlcmcn present held thrir breath,
knowing Ot which way to turn. \
iul ';"d tongue of fire passed completely
through the house, entering at the rear
Of the ballroom and emerging AZ the
front, tearing away everything in /
+ IA and completely shartrrinE every
article of glassware in the bar. Every
body In the house was stunned, several
II ore injured hy the shock, but luck
ily none were ScriOulv hv"l. The storm
was one of the n, west ever cNp"l ZEN
| c"d in this locally. The party wcr'
compelled to wait until morning b"i"r'
making the return trip. as tn" storm
| continued for several hours.
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MADE 4 RAIN OF IRON.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A ZIG GIN
LOADED WITH DYNAMITE.

,
'"''' nut scores Were Scare" Nearly to
DEATH.
Syr,rrsr ,u,r rn ~. ,.
Il, ,,,..'.,.',,,.' '.'.'' '''' ''''"'i q. JUS
;, '""'.'r 'N!''r'''ch'"r oi this
c''E' madc ih'"d test ur his dynamite
M. ,.',.',, '''.' "'' '"c>daE.
>''' WIS ''W tHr l--'"n gun
NhIch ne recently nh'H.nr,, r"om Eo:-
ton was blown iu.o ,r,u.,u,, r.,..
| mants in Liza -
hundred Hshpcta TorsE NnhoIy ,,,sss. u. :
! iurrI hut iho ,r,, "'"' III
scattered mn nvn,. =, -, 30 a''o c,ilhoh are
or tvs W." '''ot"s
| Wv" '"''GS' n A"mD"r OF p'rcrs
"''''H MISSED the heads of some nr the
spectators. Their r,,.apr is con,,d,r,l
almrS, mir,r,,r,,,,. .r,,., ,,..,'...
| ,J,,.., ~ "'' vas
| iva '''f 'N'F'htl, ~ deep
gorge an"Ht IA: H. west irun the VI.
laGr OF prrrNvillr. i,i' ,,y, ,.,....,
seen llyin,r ny,r ,I., ,.,,I.
,,,, ""h VIC
:, ~ " ''' '"p p''W"rn the
'"Il"aH station sat IN" hO."' The in
iHnllmutS arr Nrr, l.,,.h ,>,;.,I ,,l
i, is SIoul,,,nrir,t,,,. .,..,,. ...,,..
r,ri,,,o.,, ~" ''' 'N-
''''' - y" "l''|' again IN this
\lcihllN. a!l hUuLh ;hr protect ian alr,r,l-
cd hv the rnrl;v r,,,r, u.,,,,, ..
Ln ,I,,,,.. ,r '''"' 10
''' .''''
WHAT ''. 'hStln was trying to DO
was To prove that he had inyrninl, ,
hOmhel,JI ...I.;..I. ......... .,, ,rrr,, r,u
the strongest kind of tlyuomiir ~, ror
cent. nitro ,r1yrnr.r., .,,I, ,,'-,
Iv ,,,,,,.,,I ,,,.,,., ''''o"S'-
i'"''''' '"iV II 'o'lld he projected
from Ill "r'iaary cannon hy the force
Oi &uupoWdrr without cynIoIirr
dynamite until ,.,,,,;.
,,,,,, VIZ"
'"'''"''' "'''"'h'. I'r. JuStln'S
piaii ~ |" rE"J"'' III" >hc'l any distance
the cannon VIII ,hlow /, .nJ ,Irs
Yu;,futionJyn Irn,., ,,-,rr,r,, ,rt,
M, u., "''' ''''' nc Gull
""' '"-'''! WIS lN'iN" loot
rliI'W hafrr! with Il ninC-iach bore. 1t
weighed twelve toms and had brrnirs,
cd IN fine I,,,.o, ,.,r.,,. ,,.;r, ,.,..c
,,,,,,J ''' !'hNc
W '''''''''' I'Nhci h'ilhu
Hhe.. weighing 30 pounds. The shells
tO't'N, WNra lOH,!rl with ,lIunmitr
W"I%hrd 30 pounds each. :nI were PRO.
Icct,d nmeh.ao' .nnIlrdS @" orduancc
powder. the inventor,
-
rrOwnc powder wifMwuJd.n.r wos
Inning af out the bore Next Il shell
65nys M {ss ri ;s4si.rllt a " stS4s of the
ed si'riiS was 'ircd. 1t Was Titi;~
fnr ih3 xS";I," "'''t H''NdnSL To make up
.n,,7,.r oi "!'ih'nlte 10 be used.
hinf yPnu VI l1nMucr were put be-
thet s'nr"'' "'' L ,I ruc,mrnl textures of the
,hrl$ $wunumt Lymumjtr, orxnlodr,hr
rynnnu Nn III rlrrrts were nrodurrd
,uL ,I,ru ihr SAM. LinL ur - she'll con-
triuinr rnurtrru onI = uuor,cr hounds
nr Lynomilr woy n,It IN thc cannon
with 1hr same ;,uoIlu, uhirtv rounds)
Of nnwLrrLrhjnd tn pro,rrt. it,
Thn shrv lrrr ,rr rIu - hrndSomrlv
nc tLr lii.,t md dom" and was banged
Will lis ,n,d Of dynamite ,Ip against Il
nunr>;onn rjin Ini .rrt hi~h and a thir!
Of = mile AWAY which was used for Il
t.rmrt Ahnui,wo seconds after the
djsrhar"r Of thr cannon the explosion
of the shell WAS heard nearly as loud as
fine noise, Of the "un had hrrn. The
rnsh was distinctly seen aS it struck
thc rocks and rIrn t'ir nIr was hlrd
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THE COTTON crop.
Ih" f"ia; Nunhcr OF Bales and the Move
- - EGs 2EsslaSs suAsssses u; 4;


New OgIn,Ns So, s.ss- =.
- H. fEss IN VI
oiIiri,! r.ucr.- nr t,n .",f,,r -, =. ia.
1,,,,,d ..,.,,,..'-.. 49,. ,,,,,,.'.;., ~ ,, ,''
''' Wv .o"' ''''' '"'
! '''"i"S "''A '"c t!"N' ol August, iH!N'
made mp =! Secretary Hester.
| The rrroY, State, ,!,,t In. tn.:,l ,ru,
ouro,,.!. ;, -.iin,, t,r,. ,,,..,,,.,,,.,.
'''' ''..--' '''''>' 'N''.',''S
"a" '''%'~' crop ever grown ny 200. ~
| h,NcS, &n| IN" c.ou Ut last year by 30
! OBJ. Fh. S;I,rmrut Viii bear the
cIoN"', =, ,:uiinv.
iiR report "h'"rjS {" the method of
/ d"dut'in| the cotton construed in tn"
/ Suu'hriH "O,."u poets from The totals
! o! IL" cotton "i!inprd acroa, the Ohio.
MISSISSIPPI AMI Potomac rivers. The
Hr'rr'l'y, has obtained reports from
his .i.,r'nrm: -. i ,I,' -, '''H rI"',',% l1I
,I,,,,',',. - "" "h'",,, ~ "luEIr
SnUhrrn ron%nnr'inn for the ne Ir,'' ns,
year is reported at 5li.a;3 bales, ar.i;nst
tNi.2IJ lpSi wear.
The number Of mills in o,,nrYt,or i.
80 with i6.Jl9l SpndlrS. THIRTY
niuc nGW mills, with 1IISit snjn,n.,
have commenced work durin!, the yror
and H. new mills have been cnmplptrd
and VIII be ~ WUrl, this rai,. Forty
four mills ;uc i|;r. Il lImhrr uc which
expect 10 start up again al I'm carly
dalr.
Ihc total number OF mills in the
South is now :iii, with u.tI9 looms ar,l
l.Ni?.-tl snlIGlrS. Inc increase OF
Snimdi"> daring The was; ltar is rUnjyal-
Gu! /" nearly on" h".. of ,hr entire
hlunHvr r'u0rt"i III ;'Ir South by the
census "t 1850. The c"li,'.5 o. that wear
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CHICAGO. september 3.-A ll"riid
special SAYS the effect of tn" Spccrh"S
in Congress on "Wednesday last by Con-
grrSSmHn Cannon. and the di~graCriul
scene following, have Just begun to be
felt throughout his district. Both Re
puhlIcanS and Democrats a!ikc crIlailrr
hlm in strong language, and Tn" bad
break he made viii cost him great
many votes among the better class OF
people who feel that the Fifteenth dis
lrict has been diSgrHccd and !mnl!H "d
by it representative. The OutiOoll al
present is that he Will los" every coun-
~ in his district. There are fourteen
Republican nC v5papcrS - thi" district
that refuse to support Cannon, and thrN
have Il wide Influence.
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LAND~IOED. CHESTER CorNTN, S'ut.
News reaches us that Finn turct"n,
the "nlnred fcrryman at landSlord. on
here. lost his fifth cmru Dy'ii@rri.s,.tn
on tn" evening Of the DIST nit. his
child, Il druI itcr. known 10y the some
what ridiculous name Of" sweet Cheese,
was arrd about - wears. Sh" WAS cn-
Gagged in throwing leaves in the river
and catching tilcm aS they il"atcd PLSt
the rear end of the ferry boat, when
was anchored at the shore. Becoming
careless. She leaned ont too far. and
losing her balance, fell into the stream
The body has not been recovered.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04
The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound. KAN,
says: =! feel 1t my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis
easeA, and my pari.hioness thought
60 Ill live only few weeks. tool
live bottles If DR.. Kings New Discovery
and am sound ami we'll, gaining &c lbs
In weight"
Felix's Combination, writes; "Atter 8
thorough trial and convincing evidence
I am confident DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry for Consumption. beats 'em all
and cures when everything else fai>s
The greatest Kindness | can do my thou
sand fiicnds Is to urge them to try It,
Free trial bottles At Hewitt i Brown
drugstore. Regular sizes Soc. and 81 90
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conference committee did not intend
to prevent and prohibit the entry and
reclamation of lands adjacent to con-
s,ructed irriesting canals or those in
process Of construction, but that they
did overlook the fact that the broad
wording ofthe act would have wide
reaching and disastrous effect not in
tended or desired by its projectors.
lmmediat. relief can and should
be given BY che present Congress. So
far as it might be construed 10 affect
lind which can be reclaimed from ex.
listing irrigsting canals with vested
rights, allt wing every per.on who has
made entry Of lands lying 30 adjacent
to such canals since the passage Of
. id act to perfect the title to the
same, said act of October 2, 1888,
should be repealed. Or, Senate bill
No. 2,lO4 and House bill No. 1914,
which are alike and have both been
favorably reported by the committees
and have passed to Second reading,
| should he so amended. by adding an
amen lment tn section nine of each Of
the above bills. beginning with the
conclusion OF the printed bill as fol.
lows:
sand every person who has made
entry under homestead, pre'cmption,
or desert land luws. or any desert or
arid lands lying so adjacent to an!
constructed canal that the water
therefrom may be used for ir'igatine
said lands shall be projected in his
said entry, and allowed to perfect the
.,sme, subject TO the exceptions in
this section"
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IMPORTANT.

Aeni1ances must be either BY New York Draft.
Exprsss " Registered Letter. American money.
Col1ecsOns cen b made by Express Companies OF
Dshls. Ticket seut direct to management will bs
paia by draits on New York. Montreal. St. Paul.
Chicago. San FrsDrasco o. CITY OF Mexico.
For fprthst Information, addreas
JcAS PIED Al. Manager.
Zse1eec>s, Msyico.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Order OF Sale and Decree and Foreclosure and
Sale.
VS.. Mccormick and Edwin r. CLARK Va Alonzo
p. Turner.
Under and by virtue Of an Order Of Sale and
Decree Of Foreclosure and Sale, issued cut of the
Diatrct Court Of the Second Judicial District III
Idaho Territory. in aud fog Alturas county, CD the
3lst day Of May. A. D. 1900. in the above
ct 81. the sbove.nsmei p!aintira. o. t.ined
. Judgment and Decree Of Foreclosure aud
Sale against A Onzo T. Turner, defendant. en- the
goth day n Maya. D. $780, for the sum Of FL 10
ttwenty. one thousand nine hundred and forty.
gold coin. besides interest. costa and counsel fees
which said Decree Wa. on the goth day at May.
A. D. 1870, recorded in JudgMvnt DoOk Of
said Court. At page 27S. anu commanded to sell
all that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land.
situate. lying and being In .he county Of Alturss
Territory Of Idaho. and bounded aud deser' bed In
said F0secloaure aud order OF Ssie. ~ follows:
An undivided one fourth (kl interest In and 10
thst certain mine called the "Idahoan Mine" In
Mineral Hill Mining District. AltMrsa County.
v-y ~ Let No. a.. Of said Mining District Also
| an undivided one.fOurth ~ interest in and to
the I,shnan Mill aud Mlll.Hits and Water Rights
connected with said Mine and Mill. all In Alturaa
County. Territory Of ldaho-said Mil being in
Buliiou 0u'ch. near the mouth ef 1dshosn 0ul h.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 2srd
LAY IF June. D. 1890. 30 oclrk a. ~ Of thst
day, In front Of the .urthouse If the county n
Alturas aforea~id, I will. In ob~dience to ssia
Orler of Sale and Decree Of Foreclosure aud Sale.
Thereof ~ may be n~cesasry to satisfy said Judg.
ment with tnterest and costs. ETC.. to the highest
and best bidder. for lawful money Of the United
states.
Dated Haley. l. r.. End day Of June. 1890.
Pr. KINNEY. Sheriff Of Alturas County.
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|. O. O. r.

....,Ssa:.,,. RISING STAR LODGE. No. -. l. o.
SnK,. q. F.. holds regular meetings EVERY
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, in Association
''"fT<S> Hall. at =; 80 O'Clock. Waiting srctb.
ern are cordially invited to attend.
J.P. MOTHERwELI, n q.
d. TiGoiNa. Recording Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04

In every town
! and city In the
United mates
. nd British
America
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04

CLCB RATES 6 TICKETS EUG $50.
SPECIAL RATEs ARRANGED WITH
AQESr9.
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A WRONG WHICH SHOULD BE
RlGnTED.

Upon every entry, without rxcep'
ton, of Government land in the arid
regions, made since October z, 1888,
PATENTS HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY THE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE TO BE WITH
nEID.
The Secretary Of interior and At.
totney General have been asked to
constsue the act Of October 2, 1888,
withd,a wing lands from entry, and to
define the ari regions.
Should they decide that all lands in
the arid regions were segregated by
this act, and al lands requiring irriea,
ton for their reclamation to he urid
lands. Then, not an acre OF such
land in the grea. West entered since
October 2, 1888. can be patented and
such entries, without unseen relief,
will be cancelled. Tens Of thousands
Of acres on existing irrigati"g canals,
actually being cultivated and reclaim.
ed BY water from such canals, can
not now be patented because entered
since October 2, 1888.
Thousand OF bona fde settlers in
California, Arizona, New Mexico,
Idaho, Utah, Colorado. Washington,
Nevada, and throughput, the entire
surrounding region have been allow
I'll to enter Government lands, are
complying with the law as they sup
pose it to be, and "a it has existed,
are e t'ing water from constructed
isrigs,ing canals, are honest, hard.
working settlers, hut who would to
day be denied a pat n. for thst same
Land, and are unconscious Of the fact
Congress has passed law ita own
officers do not understand, and since
October 2, 1883, have been allowing
hundreds and thousands Of homes,
settlers and entrymcn to he unwit
,incly led into the entry Of Govern
nlent lard upon which tune and
money is being expended, and where
to day nothing stands between these
settlers and rum hu. a favorable con
.truc,ion Of this law by the Secrstsr,
OF the Interior.
Millions Of dollars are being tx
p'nded by private capital in construc
'ion of canals to reclaim arid lands
and this at Of October 2, 1888. would
!orbid n, il reclamation, Ct shat OF
acre Of this Government lar j be
touched since tina. date, and the,
these canals be rendered us+lcsa.
II cannot be said that settlers
should have known the possible con
struct;on OF that law. for MT ioca
land Office. the presumable sepresen
tniyes Of the Government, ha, i. 81.
lowing entries OF land to day npot
constructed irriga,ing cansls, where
Isserv DIR sitss, di'ches or canals hav,
Aot been surveyed and set apart b,
the Geological Survey. Th.s, sinc'
October 2, 1883, have en,r, men hee'
led to believe the Government fall
understood the Eect Of that act. an,
shat their entries we're allowed accord
inRly.
LII said sha. in the passage OF ,hi
at Of October 2, 1883, entitled "A,
act making appropriations for surds
civil expenses OF the Government 70
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1885
and for other purposes" which &C
reserves from entry, settlement OF OF
oapstion certain public banda, III
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

fAdvcrnsemeuss net eIceedink an inch Tor ten
lines Ut small type) In length will be inserted IN
this column for ono dollar per week. or nifty cents
the first insertion aud twenty Ave cents each al.
dit!onal inssrti0n--psyablc in sdvance.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04
PlAnO.Tuning.

WA. SMITH, the we'll known piano.
timer, will visit Aailey and other
Wood River towns. prepared to At
tend to all work in his line, in the
early summer.
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Be Sure

r you have madc up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsararilla do not be induced to take
any other. Hoods 6arsapatflla Ii peculiar
medicine, possessing. BY virtue OF Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted.
and whose example Is worthy Imitation. teus
her experience below:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04
Hoods

When I began taking Hoods Sarsaparllla
was feeling real miserable, suffering
= great deal With dyspepsia, and 30 weak
that at times could hardly stand. Hooked,
and had for some time, like person In con-
sumption. Hoods 6arsaparilla did mo 80
much good that wonder ut myself sometimes.
and my friends frequently speak Of It." MRS.
ELLA A. Corr, 81 Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsapari!la
sold By al druggists. q; slx for - Prepared only
~ G. l. HOOD = CO.. Apothscariss. Lowell. Aass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-04
To Get

"ln one store where went to buy Hoods
Saesaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy
their own instead OF Hoods; he told me theirs
would last longer; that might take It ON ten
days trial; that II I did not like It need not
pay anything, etc. But he could not prevaH
on me to change. told him knew what
Hoods 6arsaparlla was. I had taken 1t, was
satisfied with 1t, and did not want any other.
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4. q. L. W
Male Help Wanted.

cen SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE.
VOO SLOWED each month. Stcsdy employ ment
at home or travelling. No collecting. Dutiss de.
hvering and making collections. No postal cards
Address with stamp, HAFEk 60 IiQua. Ohio.
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AGENTS WANTED

Tho payment q prizea II guaranteed by . spe.
"isl leposlt Of I've huntirsi thousand Aollass
lfi0GAOO) With tho State Government. and ~.
proved by Jesua ArechiSa. Governor.
Drswin9a under the personal supervision Of Lie.
Her,ninio Arts aga. who Ia appointed By the Gov
eminent - Intervention.
Il certify that with the State Treasurer al nee.
esaasy guarantees are deposited. assuring full
paylosIt VI sll prizes Of this drawing.
HERLINlO ARTEA0O. Intervention"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-25
J.C. MARQUIS, Collaboration.
AGRICULTURE,
lie ieune betaiL.

Cest le bon traitement qui fait
les bons animaux; mais chez le
jeune b6tail surtout les bons trai-
tements sont necessaires, car c'est
celia qui leu1 dome une bonne
constitution.
Par bons traitements on entend
non settlement un bon soin sous le
rapport de la nourriture, mais en-
core pabstention de toute action
pouvant leur nuire CONNIE de les
lalsser au mauvais temps ou de les
frapper, ou de s'emporter contre
euX.
II y un grand nombre de per,
sonnes qui abusent de leurs ami
maux par mauvais traitements
qu'elles leurs infigent ct le peu de
soins qu'elles leur doonent. On
est dune sev6rit6 qui les fait trem-
bier aussitot qu'on les approche.
II faut les prot6ger contre la
pluie ct le soleil.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-25
Sel.

LIE b6tail latter doit toujours
avoir du sci a sa port6e ct lie sci
doit entrer dams la ration quot.
dlenne. Une s6rie d'exp6riences,
en- 1886, proav6 que la prlva-
Won de sci, pendant une semaine
chez les vaches laitieres, a entra1.
ne une diminution de rendemeut
variant de l42a l25 pour, ct una
dimlnution dams Ia qualit6 du lait.
LIE lait, quand les vaches ne re-
CONVENT pas de sci, surira "a heu-
res plus tot que quand elles en- re-
coivent, la ration ordinaire. -tou-
tes les conditions du traitement
restant 6gales d'ailleurs. Ceci ne
s'applique a la rigueur qu'aux en-
droits 6loign6s du littoral de la
mer. Do Quebec aux Montagnes
Rocheuses, una vache laiti6re con-
sommera, pendant l'6te, une mo-
yenne de quatre once de sci par
Jour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-25

LYoN.-Dernierement, le pr6di-
cateur anabaptiste Siemens DIR
have, comparaissait devant la
chambre correctionnelle d'Aurich,
sous l'inculpation d'avoir. par i'm
prudence, cause la mort dune jeu-
ne file de vingt-et-un ans quill
await baptisee, le 9 mars dams, la
chapelle d'Emden, scion le rite
anabaptiste. A peine cette jeune
file, qu1 etait dune constitution
vigoureuse, 6tait ellie sortie de peau
qui, d'apres les experts, d1 avoir
(une temperature d'a relne 4 de-
gr6s), ct entr6e dams le vestiaire,
qu'elJe s'affaissa; ct bientot ellie
expira par suite dune paralysie
du c@ur, CONNIE Ia prouv6 lau-
topsle. LIE predicateur a 6t6 con-
damn6 8 jours d'emprisonne-
ment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-09-25

LIE correspondent du Standard
q St-P6tersbourg signale un sin
gnlier incident qui sc serait pro-
dult le dernier jour des man@a'
vres de Parmee russo a Narva.
L'empereur d'Allemagne, a la tele
de son regiment d'infanterie de
Viborg, SO trouvait avoir en- face
de lui un regiment de hussards ct
deux batteries d'artillerie montee.
II concut alors Pid6e de SO frayer
un passage 3 travers e4s forces
ennemies consid6rablement sup6
rieures celles don't il disposait.
II attaqua ct fut fait prisonnier;
mais le csar Padmit aussit6t dams
son escorte.
"La 't6m6rit6 extravaganza de
Get exploit ct son r6sultat malheu-
reux, dit le correspondent du
Standard, ont profond6ment, i'm
pressionn6 les personnes presen
tes, tant au point de vue militaire
que CONNIE revelation du caractere
NAL pond6r6 de Guilliaume IL"