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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30


Philadelphia Times; It has come
again-the hustle. Bustles are some
thing like professional singers who are
are not so young as they were once.
Dressmakers have announced at inter-
walls for the last forty years the last APP
pearance of the hustle but after short
or a long absence of time 1t has always
bumped itself up again. This time 1t
comes In exceedingly modified form. In
fact 1t has advanced in civilization
nlong with women's corsets, boots,
gloves and other accessories.
The designs are anything but objec-
tIonable to wearer or observer. None
of the monstrosities in vogue few
years ago is to be found, Then women
wore bustles made of wire netting, or
homemade affairs stuffed with excel
sior or sponges. A rat trap or a small
section OF barbed wire fence bent into
proper shape would have been about as
comfortable. And these old fashioned
bnstles were net only uncomfortable
when on. but were also often a,source
OF annoyance when off. Big as they
were. they were always getting lost.
What woman lives who has not lost her
hustle when dressing? This can't hap
pen with the hustle OF to-day, for II Is
generally made as part OF the gown or
attached to ii in some way. Nine wO-
men out OF fen are little hollow in the
back and need q small hustle 10 keep
the skirt from sagging and gain for 1t
stylish effect,
"Bustles are selling like hot cakes"
said maker OF corsets. "All the new
est gowns have small hustle made in
them, and. where a. woman's figure
warrants It, also hip pads. But lovely
woman, no matter how large her allow
nnce. has a few of last years gowns
that she feels she must wear this sea
son: so with these, ready-made bustles
are being worn. The hustle In It's pres
ent form hasn't single Objectionable
feature. and is being used in the most
sensible way 10 meet the peculiar need
OF the Individual. There was n time
when there was absolutely no individu-
atty in busttes Fat and lean women,
women with conspicuous hips, those
with a conscious absence OF hips. bought
and wore the hustle which looked as II
IL would last the longest and would give
them the mos. camel-iike proportions.
Now woman studies her curves and
lines and buys hustle TO set them OF
to the best advantage. Some Of the new
bustles are long some short. some fuller
than others. and many round up the
hips with small pads. All are made Of
fine quality haircloth. light In weight,
and are small, neat ana graceful"
BY the way, men hate bustles, and II
might be lust as well for the women TO
keep mum about having adopted them
again. The modern hustle Is so perfect
that men viii never know Of its reap
nearancp unlcss told of IL nnlnt blank
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

WILLIAM A, lsETT.ou.,..u,t fcsiscaW
MOlrlMl3R rOLLoCKuuNico Pres'uV"
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
TOlO News.

r. NJ. Bibb is the first man III
our neighhorhood to have his crip
headed.
We helped TX. Zehner thresh a
load of wheat last saturday that
yielded Is bushels To the acre: Who
can beat It?
Toio has the finest male quartet
in the Northwest The persons
comprising it are: Oliver Stewart,
Sam Church, Irwin Over man, and
II INK Sells.
jim Mcdonnell is going to bale
200 tons Of hay for the Tofo mar
ket;
Telot E6kian1, Hank Sells, and
your humble servant are contem-
pInting q journey to the Klundy Ike
gold fields next saring.
We are all an aiting with oonsi.i-
erabi6 anxiet9 The result Of the in
vestigation ii the county records.
The Stewart boys and Omer Wist
will start their threshing machine
next week.
Z. S. Sweet has about finished
putting up hls four hundred tons oi
hay,
The Rev; Jones preached an ex
tellent sermon at She school house
last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jones have
moved to GFrangevilIe. The farm is
under. the Supervision Of Sam
Church.
! Vercler has resigned the Buperin-
tendency ri our Sunday. schoo',
Prof Leonard Fuccerds him.
| j. G. Harris will soon have his
fish c,rfalIed. lie Will then start a
wagon on the road to supply the
/ people Of Can as Prairie with carp
il one wagon fails rs supply tht
dt mands, he will start two.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
County Warrants Redeemed.

Notice is hereby given thar The
following county warrants will be
paid on prest ntatinn to the county
Treasurer at his otiicein Mt. idaho.
Idaho, and that Interest on said war.
rants will cease on the 9Th day nj
August 1897, viz; Current Expense
Fhnd, series October 18th: 1892.
Nos. 1872 to 203 inclusive Curien'
Extense Fund; January 18th. and
18th 1897, Sos z6l to 246, inclo
sive General Road Furd series Jan
18th. and Goth 1897, Nos GS to fOJ
inclusive General Road Fund series
Apr. 26, 1897, Nos. l32 to 146, in
elusive.
Dated this a0th. dag Of July 1897
GEO. III. RbbEnTsoH.
Co. Treas
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
Keaterfille Notes.

Attorney Ailshie Of Grang9vilie
passed through here Tuesday.
Lake Johnson and Marion pack
ed III cargo OF wool from Salmon
riyer Tues:iay.
tf. Beede Of Clearwater passed
through town Thursday.
MIR. Ulaig and wife vi WestIAke
we're trading with our merchants
Saturday.
Mr.. Mary Elssnsohn returned
from an extended visit Nita' fela-
dyes in Spokane last Friday night.
Messrs Laug'ord and Leach If
Iezperce passed through here Sat
urday with bunch oi cattle that
mad been stolen ffum one oi tn,i
nerghhors.
Bunker Elldr is back from Elk
City. His eyes are affected, but bow
l.; hard 70 tell.
Anton Hendricks moved his
hirdtr to the Prairie Saturday p. n.
TO cut grain for his brother August
Uhling and TefFt are sticking
nay for Mdughmer Bios, this week
A. P. Tefft hauled. -. some Lumber
out to the point for Stevenson and
son Friday. a. .-... .
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
Notice of Teachers Examination

/ have relieved the following iron t c
State uperintendent of pu, lie ms ;uc--
ION; tu-wIt;
"iioise City, Idaho. Aug, 3rd 1897.
TO the County superintende ent, greet
ing;
desire that you include in Your no il c
for the anuual examination. St'ire -
animation Aug. 3 th., am 3Ist. and S,r,
ten,ptr 1st. You will conducg the s.aie
rxamlNation us you Go The county extm
nation, but you will send ali the pa peis
10 this Office by mai! ,f'!r grading, and b e
cerriticater wiIl be issued ftom here. II
ytL haze 10 candidates who desire t"
take both sJite and hi5 you will ii tllsh
tue examination in two days. Aug, 8 tn.
and 3l.J. but if any want To y rite for
bJth goa viii please arrange for them tu
write L1ree days as inii sted, Ii no ap-
piicants aIi th', no examination will be
held. ;, . -.
Very sincerely Yours.
Louis n. L. Anderson.
State Superintendent OF Pub. inst.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
An eigh, months term of school
begins ON the 18th of next month.

begins ON the 18th OF next month.
The managing editor of the Mos
COW Mirror has taken advantage OF
the bankrupt law, and filed peti'
ton in insolvency. he doubtless
caught hold of the wrong end u tl1e
Prosperity Wave"
Last Friday morning the quiet OF
the town WAS broken by fistlc en-
counter between Joe Scnober and
MS former partner August iten
drichs, in when Hendricks was
| Anocked out in the first round. 1t
seems that bad lee!ing has been ex-
istlng beLwee:. the two for some
Tune over a nar.nershiB settlement,
DR.. T. w. Bray Dentist, g young
and sAiiied praetitiouor Of dontai
surgery who has peen practlrinS i.'f
some time past i'll Dayton Wash.
is now seeSing il location. and COMES
before the people Of CJttonwood
Mighty recommended. lie wili
gladly take up his abode with tnt
people of this vicinity if they Will
but grant him sufficient patronage
t, justify him in dong 50. Ie ed'
itor having fornlely Known Lr.-
Bray bespeaks for him a successful
career in his chosen profession He
IS an honest enterprl3lng yo'ins man
OF steady habits and unDiemished
character, meriting the confidence Il
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
COUNTY NEWS.
Elk City

Great excitement last Thursday
evenings cause il 375i5 bear i'll the
edge OF town, which was killed hy IA
Jew we'll directed shots delivered by,
Messrs WiIhtts and Scott.
Our town was eniivened oy jury
twice this week, Huhhert and Nc
Glelian, was charged with Stealing
iuMbe fron the American Hi saw
mlll, the jury was out 3 minutes
ard brought in a veruict df not
guilty.
It is reported that Silvernian did
not take np the hord wleri due on
The einsS lvalia ana another mine
belonging to Perryman and 4etter:
at Badse
JNck Anderson and party returned
from their exploring trip between
tn it er Root ra. ge, they report
rich mineral Belt in that section
Most every one doubled their suL'
scription on the Uixie road.
School commenced the 18th for a
three months term.
Haying neatly all done and the
people are correspondingly happy
it is reported that the Gold Bug
on Red river has 65 feet OF ! ledge
the owner intends TO stock it auc
commence operations very soon.
Ther6 is no doubt but that sever
al properties Will be worked this
winter very close to Elk.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
- ~ ,
4 Codk Book Free.

Table and Kitchen is the IT.
tie OF new COOK D,tok published by the
Prict Blzing Powder Co, g liedgo. j Ist
ut this time it viii he sent free il YOU
wrire postal mensiohiug the REPoRr.
T.j3 bCok has been. tried hn ourselves
amt is one of tne very hest Oh its kintt,
Besides combining over 4u0 recipes for
all kinds bi pastrS and home cookery,
there are many hints for tie table and
lit,.ne s,osiug row to seL table. how
t., enter Gle dining roOI.., ttrf u hundred
and and ope hats in eyt ry brah:n ot tie
Culinary art. Coo. cry bt the Yey finest
a richest as we'll as . the IN, So eeC!
NOAH al aiid nome like, is lroNlde,l. for'
kenIsn bcr TLble and K kitchen' viii be
Gent. po tjge prepded, 10 anv lady seed:
ing her adGress, nau,e' town and state
plainly given. A in Gerlrun or sran-
rinavian Will lie sent il desired. ]. Pos tal
card. .ps' good rs sle5Sc1 A9dyea. Price b.
king Powder Co. C.icaac, II.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20

; BY virtue Of the above Communication
!. hereby give iIojice lhat the Xamina-
ti6n vi apphcantsIUr state and, Ie teach
er's cerllilrates, will Lcla, in accurdance
With tie above in-tructionsi III II y oaice
at vt. ljaho; comine..cinG Aug. 3Jtn. at
~ o'clU,k oi sald Gay. -
:. And herc%y luGtner give n1tice that
the ,egt,,r an4ual examIlIaJioE Of appi =
cants Iot tea ;ner S rertiti.ales VII. be
heId at lty office at Mt. ldahorommepc-
iDg August 2uth! ana continuing Lhfee
ogys. Ssid examination will begin at 10
O'Clock Aug. 10Th. 49,,
". n. Scales. .
Couhty snp't.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
GOOD RANCH FOR SALE.

Four miles Wes, of KeutervilIe,
100 acres excellent agricultural and
timber land. so acres in culiivat ticn,
small orchard, some small fruit. all
fenced. cross fenced. good buildings.
house 2SS"0 rooms, harn 32N60 /
barn 22xS2 shon and ,granary l2x1G
wagon house 1889, and other build
ines. ... - ..
For further particulars enquire
at thls of ce.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
Notice For Homestead Proof.

George S. hnson, II. e. No, 2G13
Land Office at lewiston Idano,(
August 4th. 1875 :. ~
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ipa-naIned settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
nf his claim. and that said proof Nitl be
made Befo e the n, :. Land Office ~ Lew
islon Idaho, 5n September - 1857 in the
name of Gcoee Nindssth, Out it was an
error in nam6) viz:
george s. JohnsNn, :
for the S. E. 4 Sec 35 Fp. SO N. Il. W.
3. NJ. -
He nanes the following Witnesses to
Drove his continuous res;Ge,4pe upon and
cnitivatioa Of, sail land, via
Peter G. Davidson, Daniel Davidson.
Samuel OILS II. Gustav Gunderson, all of
Forest, Nee Perte Go. Idaho.
Is +. Morris Reafrtes,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20

B. Luchieleld has neen hauilng
lumber to Graneeville the past week.
Fl. W. Telft went to Grangeville
today to get new shaft put in his
thresher tyiinder, he intends to
run by steam this fall.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
IN THE PROBATE COURT

Of lqaho COnnLV, SIate vi luanoj
i1ats ia aSs @f''Ft oi Fsi@sn n s" Order t, SHOW
GIooD1e cause
happening 10 this court by the pc.
ti.ion.o n. Robbins adriinietrstor of
theest,te OF vrlmont Groolnti decreased
FLED herein Jnly 1857, that aals OF oil
theib property 81 said dece'ient, .hoeh roah
aud pers9nai will be necessary TO pgy the
deDLs OF decedent and the expenses and
charges OF administration
II is therefore ordered W this Court;
That al, persoit interested in the ettate
OF said deceased. appear befsre this Court
on the SO5day Of August 1897 st 10 O'Clock
Il Il at.fhe court room ut Mt. Idaho, to
show cause why an order should not be
gnntedltn said administrator to sell al!
Of the property OF said estate, and 5fat a
copy of'tnis order be published succes-
siVe weeks in the Cottonwood REyoRsta a
a.newspaper printed. and Published il
said oouilsE, i, .i0aseS,i Jolly IA s97Sss.
w. N. SCALES Probate Judge
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
DEN rISTRY.
T5 These IN Need o. Dental
Work

We cordially invite you to give us an
early call.
We make q specially OF Cold Crown
and Bridge york audSwilI gladly guaran-
tee al work done If insgrctions are fully
cQmpiiei with.
Once in Wooiring's Blildirg Cor. King
and Front SIS
Respectfully Dr.. T. ". Bray
Cottonwood Idaho.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
II THE PROBATE COURT
OF idaho county, State OF idaho
In the matter of they ~ 4y
estate OF andrew j 4 Order to show
Nannees, & Cause
nprarned

1t apbearing to this Court BY the Pc,
tltioa OF Fl Robbins adiDinistratqr 0. the,
estate ci An1tew J. Vanness, deceaseda
flied hefein July II 1897. that t. sale nt
all the personal property and part or q .
of the real estate OF SAID dece 1eut win b,y
necessary 10 pay the debts of deoe.ltnt.
and the expenses and charges OF admin,
istration s. =
It 10 therefore ordered by this cnulE.
that pil rereons Interested in the estate
oi said 'ieceosefi, Srpear, beioge. t.,;e corgt
on the 50th day OF August 1887, 81 10
O'Clock A NJ, at the court room, at 81
ldano, TO show cause why an ufSilf ft.,pl'1
rot be g,anted to said a,iiniuis .rator, "a.
Sell ali Of tue property otsnhi ett,r re OF
50 tnuch as may he necessary, a,lsi v.at I.
copy o' this order he published slicees,
siSe issues IL the Cottonwood Rrposf, IL,
newspaper printed and published il sai2
county, Dated july 27 1857 49,
W. N. SCALES Probate JUDGE.
.E.sr
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
fMpRoyED RANCH FOR. ssrE.

lf0 acres, mics North Of Denver I'D.
G1sn.iee East OF Cottonwood, 10 nnFes Ii,
cultivation, - acres pasture; ell irnee;t,
house lGx:0, barn 40xe0. 90 fruit ircea
water the yeag round. This Is n barceii, .
For further particulars enquire at the
REPoRt office
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-08-20
NINGs.

IS &. u IS r. 8 i VIA In town tuesday.
5S 3 oUoH Il HOWE before you !
buy yoIzr sblneles.
Tho horixon takes on an In dian
Hogan returned from Spo-
kane Saturddv evening.
FY3ft4k Sifnan. returned from the
horne t1riV8. on Tuesday.
cpIne ear1Y md get your fruit
3 srs III le6j j}< III G. GoLDsToNE,
0nld has b<esa discover ed in pay
ino b 01af1{itics Id Missouri.
Subscribe for the official paper
Of fIe counsy. |. 30 per yHar
8 r j. Hngau vent out on pros
usctinq tflp Vn Sunday evening.
8HfNef ,Esl We handle them.
CLuuun II fduwE Cottonwood. at
Jess pixor left for the Palouss
# harvest delason Tuesday afternoon.
a very rich field Of gold has been
discovered iii KAN teehkatka, Rus
Aia.
Bunker Eiler started for the Pa
louise to harvest, v ednesday morn
Bfs. Tnrnef and Truitt have heen
very busy tahing stock, the last
week,
E'i Douelas Of Dayton WASH, was
Iii town last week peddling window
Tom BroWnleo and Miss Mary
Hfowa went 10 Delvef on Tuesday
eyenili
bIr and Mrs. G. G. Bhrge are viz
lting ffiehds in the country, for a
FEW days
Thu lareest stock of Mason frui,
Jars IN Tho Prairie just received by
GoIpsIoS
Any ene having a horse or rig II
trade III ttentai-m ork will do well tt
eee pa. bray.
The sElite Saloon" sign On Wood
Ting ttlfse story building has beel
tsken dU@n.
pr W. Bray a dentist will L.
III White Bird on August 3Oth, fnl
y few days.
Georre Newman and Miss Alma
elough returned from Lake Nah;
u; Friday evening.
MAny tfaa1s hauling stamp mil
aacnILiefyi are going through FOWL
bound FIR elk City;
G.. A !. AIexander started for Ell
Eit3 IN Ypstnesday morning With
load of piping for that place.
1o0, 600 Shingles on hand, a
tlltap as can he had any where.
BLoucH " HoWa Cottonwood.
The fabnlous richness Of the Klon
Hykb gold tieids throw everything
Else Id that line, III the shade.
Jacob Brugger and family an'
Mrs s. t. Sanders returned from
tip g lewiston on Tuesday.
piece of tnachihery weighin
$3.50 p6unasl passed tRrobgn t,wl
6n Iuesday, bound for Elk City.
Kofan4 Long left for Lewiston
"Wednesday morning to take pos
sesIyl iii ms Commission Hnslness.
Joe Bf6ckman passed throug
soNIi an 'Inesday with an ore crush
6f @zi ghsd 1862 bound for Elk CIV.
Our cores pondents are all :
busy With the nay liar vest that the
tduid not fntnish all the happe4
ghes6 il sonewh'at Of a lull j
yocal mshing circles, as most Of tt,
6peruturs are harvesting in order I
earn i Grub stake
E0f sale 100 acres of heavy tin
4ef, = Inlies vest Of Forest, postotic'
Neznafce, county, Sw4 Sec 28, T
So KsB w. B. Nj.
pr. s. e Short, Dentist Gold Fl
Ting Crown and Bridge Work
5pecfAItJ Fam prod acts, take
fnfee 5eafs a resident.
Ifs Be- Bow, who has Leen' yer
n Nhi|e On q visit to w. j. Smitt
family, departed for her home
ronefp5 vn Monday morning.
Th eaek at the Cottonwood hot
!sit III 4 lpfehce on, Tuesday svG,if
5Esse so ttke similar positiou
fss n1aefs botel at that place.
lee String and wife of Elk Gil
5friyel MONDAY afternoon, and lie
Tued9ny fuorhing fur Lewiston. NJ
<I1pne reports the woods full Of me
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09

From the ST. Louis Globe-D Democrat.
a noteworthy incident occurred yester-
day In Judge Fishers division Of the cir
cult court. IN which Hebrew attorney re-
ferred In positive way TO the cruclaxlon
OF Christ. The replevin suit OF Louis
Kohn q CO. against Sheriff Troll et al.
was on trial. The plaintiff was represent.
ed by Sale a. Sale, and the defendants by
Hugo Muench.
After the testimony the lawyers pro-
ceeded with their argument. Mr.. Muench
referred TO the statements OF several wit
nesses whose testimony differed IN certain
details, and advanced the argument that.
owing TO the fact, none Of the testimony
was worthy OF acceptance. Moses Sale
took the matter up, saying that. following
out this line Of argument, ne could prove
that Jesus Christ had not been cruclfcd.
because the statements OF Messrs. Mat
thew, Mark, Luke and John differed nate
rally IN their accounts OF the tragedy. No
two OF them agreed exactly IN the word
Ing Of the inscription on the cross: there
fore. Mr.. Muenchs mode OF reasoning
would warrant the assertion that Josus
Christ had never been crucinod.
Judge Fisher interrupted the argument
az this stage, stating that 4 WAS lrreie-
want TO the case, and Mr.. Sale replied that
he wanted 20 show where that line OF ar
gument would lead 20
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09
Plant System.
TlAiH CARD

Nns operated by alevIaan TIme-One noun
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09
BUNCO GAME IN PATENTS.
Sharks in Washington Who Make
Poor Inventors Their Prey.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Washington. April Pain the United
States Senate bill has Just been intro
duced that has for It's object the suppress
sion OF a new species Of swindle which
has already attained formidable proper
tions II is an application OF green goods
enterprise 10 the patent system. The
fraud in question finds it's victims in per-
sons OF small means all over the country
who may be induced by false representa-
ton 10 pay out money In seeking patents
on worthless inventions. IL is engineered
almost exclusively by single firm OF at
torneys, which casts its net IN the shape
Of ingenius advertising lures. Among
other things. Il offers a series OF prizes,
distributed monthly, FOR "merltorious de-
Vices" and publishes list Of contriv-
ances which are alleged TO be In demand
at big values IN spot cash.
In these and other ways people arc por-
suaded to send IN ideas which they mag
Inc may he new and valuable The gud-
geons. IN other words, bite az the hook.
and from that time on " Is "a merry game
Of angling. the sucker being permitted
to escape only after disgorging every cent
that can be got out Of him. In return he
gets nothing whatever except experience.
No matter how worthless the device sub
mitted. the inventor is sure to receive
from the firm OF patent attorneys a let
ter. which is formula, couched In the
following terms:
I'VE take pleasure IN informing YOU that
the board OF awards has selected your In
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09
Gladstone in Greece in 1858.


Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton had made in
his dispatch an eloquent allusion to Mr..
Gladstone's Homeric studies, and dry Of
hcials insisted that this was nothing short
OF an unwarranted outrage on all the
precedents Of conventional diplomacy
what are you coming TO? they asked
1--WE have a prime minister, Lord Derby.
who goes in for Greek studies; we have
novelist as leader OF the government
in the House Of Commons; we have a nov
elist as colonial secretary: and these three
propose to send out a man on a mission
to the disturbed Ionian Islands for no
other reason than because he is fond Of
reading Homer" Mr.. Gladstone how.
ever. was In hope that he could do some
good in accepting the mission, and ne went
out to the Ionlan Islands, arriving ~
Corfu In November, 1865.
AZ Corfu and during all his public al
dresses la the Greek Islands and the
mainland he spoke IN Italian Mr.. CLAD.
stone did not attempt 10 speak I'm nod
crn Greek. lie could read modern Groek
with perfect fluency. and has been heard
TO complain that he found some difficulty
only when Greeks would writeNo him IN
a very bad hand and in 'cursive Greek"
But the hopeless incompatiDillty between
the pronunciation OF Greek taught at OK
ford and the Greek spoken In Corfu lr IT.
Athens would have rendered Il impossible
for him 20 make himself effectively UNDER
stood ~ ne attempted 20 address In Creek
a modern Greek audience. I have been
told that the effect Of Mr. Gladstone's
discourscs ln Italian was something SUI
pcrb and electrlfylng.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-09

mountains Of North Carolina and Tennes-
see boneset, pennyroyal and thorn apple
leaves are cultivated. as well as mandrake.
blood root and black cohosh all Of which
are used In patent medicines. California
and Cape Cod are the homes of hore-
hound. which makes a cough medicine.
This country raises a greater variety OF
medicinal herbs than any other. producing
those that grow IN cold and hot climates,
as well as those that thrive on dry noun
tain tops and In the humid valleys. Bur-
dock. angelica and bayberry are some OF
these roots, and others are spikenard, uni
corn root cascarilla, cramp bark. THYME
and pigeon berry.