The Branding iron. [volume], February 23, 1884, Image 3

About The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884

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Iicp it'll. ' don t know niitliiti"'- "'.mit
tliut. i biitij,'-' a I:ilv, an1 I d.jn t iluui;
lie ous iniii'li btvt.
I'lHsIliir tnioti 'li a vviilt; u'M'fini.ivnv
llllVcd illl IllC'IU l'OMltf-.iltlC. tliU llii'lV
juniij mi ns-ia i , iiiiM'iMitirifi' .MHiiii-ainu
upon a dinall ritmp. oon)nii-.vi of livo
wotnen ami i-k'lit inun. I'lin-o of Hit'
forii.cr ami vim v( thu tiii'ti hail arrived
in I'o.u'lios. Ah this ltoiiii sio.nl i!.,.i-,
in thn Mily morn'ii;'. one- i with a 'I i-,
a mi".' r tin cup', lonkin;. iiii.i'i-iy
inl tin' t'lttt in tin' i uvft on oi ilui
l:tii!r!i(irlii ' neiM. t!uv won In n n-v
Ifor liluml.
l'l'i -I'lillv n iittn vihiii.t lnil1o.il ii-.it
llroii"iit in'lo tin! pen aiiiPthL' lmU- w.i
Ichwcd bi'liinil Iiiui. Two nii'ii. In a i
i Ii'Murom iimwiniMit, tiliiiiiH tin n ,f
jf two roniM iU'oiunl thu li.illofl;' nihil
loirs, iitnl in nnotliiT infant ho tlan-'lfd
in midair, head downward. A liittdivr,
tilooil-bcjrriined from head to font, wur-
a lui'ry hat and heavy hunts, with
jus troiHi'irt tucked inside, cnU'ivii the-
lien a 'tucd with u knifi1, the inot-1 w;
bladi) of wliich ;rlNtoned in I ho a
jrht. He wait till n ni'tneiit until tlio
ftninial io'iso I to heat tiie air with his
fort'li'j's, and thin luwnlv cut d,..n :i
inall portion of tic -kin at tin k
I.1111I -cere I the jir,o"i"-. vl.--ti a ciini-
Mon tide II iwed from tin- im ,,,.
At t'.e siht of th. it- l of !,
lnov .h m;r luillock tlic ce.- . i all iu ..-
Ii'iit irli-li'iiU'l Itli an ea-'crn -s ti i'c.
Jif lirsi cup. Tho blood .iii'k.v-. (Ur
lint i- what t' butcliC'iall tiiuin) arn
HOI P' rillUH'll Ili-.-tU! Hit! I, CM. Mil ill.S
woil-in abi.tit tin pP'inUcs make it a
point to be on hai 1 e.'ery moruiu-j
wiii'ii tiiu killing is in 'ir.'c'iws and
tln'V tak'- tiiorci'i'iiac!li in. I .: : i i te;
timlor the foiiniaiu of blood un;.I i,
rittuiioi them to their re.-pceiiw ,n-i.
its. ('in; :r"tnl man a'ter drainin .ds
tntitr l.ml it refilled and offered it to iliu
reporter, who, att -r a little Imllle with
liimst'lf, ta.-ted tne lliini. It w.inot
i!t'i 1. aii'l he tirauk tho emit eniteiits
f tiie mil''. Tne lale a n , h
unlike tresli-inilkeii l.ieti
a! Iliu
rued. In fact, it tasted - Mineri i
vhat had been imairiuud tiiattheiv m
Hie nctsurpri.se at l.e reiuaikableerowlh
Pof the habit.
After thy depm t' r of "tho eustoni'er.s
fthe report r ukd iliu foreliiun whether
had nuttiv vccy morning;.
Yes. 'I'hat isa small iol. When
i we don't have moio than a dozen blood-thir.-ty
ladies and eiiilemcu here it is a
poor i lav. Scimodaysthuru arc as many
as thirty."
Do the s'iimo persons com often?"
Well, as a rule, thev ait; patients
who are s-ent lit 'e by 1 1 eir doctors.
Some try it once, et diited :imI
never come ajrain. UtUetx tome a few
Ltimes ami think thev are eured of ion-
jinplioii or som(tiiur eNe and stay
nut there arc sum who come
Lilly everyday or every second day
i uiiMiiii.s ai, a nine, iiiui amioii :u
tho'o is seemingly nothing the matter
wt! tin lit. the appetite for blood lias
vi jrpjwn on them tii.it they cannot slay
nwiu.
How much blood can your oldest
"tiMoiner.s ilriuk atone timer'
'fj- neralh thev confine themsulves
i nie f;lass or muir, but we have one
ill' i wno comes every nnoriuie nay.
M.t i ''s on h.riii"; Ihrco full bump
er . w1 lie that old man you saw hero
Uir'. two f his eupfiil 'everv iia.'
.','., i o.... i t, :..!.' .1..:
h ' i'. im im- vwiii i.iiiii-. in. it iliu
1. ,.i .... :..,i.:i,:..., t.i ....t-nt
ri"-,i an 'i im iiiiiiiniii;; iii;ini,
rriin Hlfl 'ol'il' M'lui i.mnn lini'.. nrn
con"ii' tie-, while there are a uuni-
bc'if r'u'iimaUcs, eases of jirolraeied
l.itiAt's leitvinj: iuinovi!n.iieii blood. :.ml
sijpe cAtn niely ajjed people, rcipiiriiijj
;m; nj'isio i of net lite."
"!o you ehar;r" them ainthiiijr for
the bl i-'I' hey drink?'1
." m a re i. Wo are only too ;rlat!
,'i rio t to t'lein. s-i lon a. lee iio:t t
ini ; ' or iiiterff'.v in our worr. The
iin v l.o ret the blood tor them .'lid
,vh 1'ieii' inus generally ;.'et n few
ei's fr mi the rich, but they n,-e noL
(u jm 'i d to dema'id an t'dn;.'."
A a ni'iny weiltliy persons seel; this
l fiul i mei'llciiii!"'
"fie greater' portion of thcin nrn
well-to-do. i' nd .lome dins (here er at
least a do.eu eoiivi.yanees outside wair
iu,'.' until their oceiipants have hud their
morn ii'r cocktail."
"Are the other abattoirs also pr.tr til
ed so oNtciisivc'v?"
izei
"No. The other sl(uiliter-h()ise 'lo
not make tho killing of beoves a .speci
alty a we do. ' They kill eturythiii":
bujC.'ks, cows, calvo. shecji and iioj
,T at irregular hours, so that people,
don't ,'o much to them. Whenever
y mi want a rood jrlass of voiui'jf luil-
fc s blooil come hero at the hujriu-
r or cloe ot the wook.
ntlnW about tint liot-wnler eiifj's?"
.iske.l tlio reporter.
jXothln in tint," iMiswered tho
I of blood; "hot blond is the tiling.
,Thow', bluod i thicker than water.
nit tlia' in oitr jiipu and Mnoke it."
.V. Y. Journal.
lisli'Tiuim on tliu StntiK miw. tlio i
Ucrii'l!! v':il-) y " l'i'" aftfi- l.inin;,'
hiuilfil iMii-t f lii-i nut into tlio l)o:it.
loiiinl "'in- ililli'iiltv in L'''iiiui,' in llio
roiu'i'iuli'i'. rpoiiiuvc-tint ou la found ,
tutit a" ciim'inoiw siia-k li!id",.v:ill...i'il i
lo'jr or iivi mtltniii or it, witu tio
Sk-;, Ji'Mils niul i lire.' -aliiiou wiii -Ii it
alni'd A't"i a im.d lij:lit tlio
yii-to wM d')i'i'ht' I ami t. ! to
fm; un 1 aftv tu'iii li -i'll l!i" nut
and lili wrrt taki'n rin i li.i. Tlicro
:i nl-ffound vihliiu Id- cii iiimiIii
torior Mi'iroii row l-Ask. c !.:' 1 cu-of
x.ilino'1. at't of a iioat-ho'iU, a laro
can wh't'lifiad l'"ii u-cd a a lloat lor
tho end of a lift, Mid a trip-liuimuut',
ovidt'u'ly fro u coin. iio.iMor.
' j llill Nl ii it Tim I iii-itii'ii IIl,.i...ll I.
t1 .'l.,-'"" - ' "
fs that he inn o far if -iiu'rct r"
,u':miii us to of noli' io -in aiitr
. , Ill I. ..!.. .!!..!.
old iiiiiiuiL'. "iimi a ijoiiiinri. -
fii'.t in i'oiii"iiifnit ) of .-' mit '"i
rjta it .
r t
norrnr'. cf tho wtra Prlnon.
TJio followinir nooonnt of tho stuto. of
.Jfiiy-i 'n the pil-oinat (.'anion luv; hoen
written ly one w'.io seems !o liuvw
h! own by exju'ri nee something of tho
:! h'ps and cruelties t-i w hieh p.'huti
jr- a. ! lApiweil. Il U print ,d and clr
.ulateil ratnlt ti-ly in the street in
! nnt"M rnil it is eiitiil"!! "An ecount,
ift'io l!.':crt!on anil (.'tnehlos J'rac
IVoil in tho Kauihol (treat I'ri'ou,
the foniiuon rrUon. th front
and b.iek Lock-up"', bv tho Keup
prs. a d in f e I'oliee Tells by tho Po
licemen.'1 It is perfectly rijrlu" (it nnts)
ti lime !; epers to reslrii'n thu viclom
and ii'bti'. atuoiifr the prii-oners. but
who would suppose, that tl:u. would
leajrue theniseUes with these cnnraol'M--
to extort anil otiprcjs? All the cvtU of
Ihe prisons are fiom t liis fouree.
I'epr'.vation of Money, Kit. By th'
means the keepers fatten on the "spoils
of th prisoner. As mhmj as a man en
ters the pKsnn he is searched and
tr p'li-il of hist money ami clothing;
thus he him no mvans to provide him
1 with comfoits or to Keep ofT the
sold. This is pr.wtlceti in both prison.-
and police cells.
15nbii for AdiuiHsion.- When he is in
Ihe prison he is compelled to wiitu to
hi inends, bpwing them to fee tho
keepers and to tUit him, ami there aro
certain dav.s appointed for their com
in?: they are also requested to brin
money for his maintenance. If either
of th-M things is neglected, the prison
l:eo ers aivo mnnev to the old prison
er, who inul.it fast one end of a nuni to
his manacles, and ilie other to !in !; ti
hook in the beam above; h i i ,' .i y
hoist'd into mid-air, nr.l i'.oI i. 'v
jerked n; an I (lon, ". ...t . ' :.e -ward
an. I forward: the jei'n im.i i .
ciueiat'ii,-.'. If he cr'es nit fn- j -v i.
they till I: is mouth and thro':! ' .
nsh"s from tho furnace, ni Ui.-.i I '
cii s aro ne:uly,ilr. w ued and h ..I
nic rSl'ncatV'd. 'I'h's is ki !'.. - '
bun. i;i : raper. In tlic lar-.-e p i : .i 't
i" ihiiie seinty'twol':iii"i 'lvu. !
in lit rii.i'iiiiiti prison lh':i-' tin . ',
V,'! fi it", ein tlie hands o. tj.ic r
v.reis tii".e is no lie'--' !.. it.,i .-
yon survive or nit: ev n if y u -eli vi
wile and pawn your ehi' !ivm lo y t
th'-iu, all is of' no avail. '' i. .:;;.
"fr '-
r.Mt.n i! i'n.i '
ilO'itiis hi p.'i.on .
ii
ev v ten ;; mi st.irvai o . .
two t'tr ..'. t e v ten from
t
I .. r.t.
pi'iitlc I and b -a en. Tiiei-c or . '.'
jiri-on keopi is -f tays say ! ;.t iTe !
iha'h a- on r-ly in " their h.-Cni'.i.
Ilei tlie sai,i'r. '
n m-M.
Yo i n !. I'rii'i to i' ct oil fr.it i
"iyi,iit :oiliiiiMirlMinerMti.'t 1 ii r Irmt
CM.
I'i
iwi-i. inowi:o nre uut Linn;: h
i
mill i oaten nre subnet. 'U to -..noinoi j
plan lur rlndln iiionvy from tl'.em. I
Sand and unliulled paddy ar-i iiiiked,!
with their mora. ug mid cveuiti rice, or H
it is tiiadit so watery or so hot that t.ny !
can not swallow it. '
Sojrrojraiioti. Tho prisonersaie made
to sit in a dirty placo and nre not per
mitted to speak a word to tlm'r fellow
prisoticrs. nor arc thry allowed to til; '
a single step in Iho opun courts. The s;
who hae received help from tliD r i
friends outside are not permitted topvc
any of the food thy lenvo over to thoir
fellow-prisonors. If any one bruuki
tho5e roulation.s he is cuffed about and
cursed This is praetlecil in ull Iht
I'lt'lsous and lock-ups.
(enabling. Ciamblinp tables are open
lay and nirht. Two-thirds of thu prof '
its o to tho prson-koopors and ono
thircl to the old prisoners and the bribo
payers. The wantons lend money to
those who wish it, and ohnnre twenty
and thirty per cent, a month. If any
of the interest is owinj: it is ' kept bncl:
from tho ff,od 'ami allowances. Unlesj
settlement is made at the end of tht '
nmc. tho men are huii'r up and bo.-.to.u
twice u day and put in irons. Starring
from hunger and thin as roasted storks,
they pick up lisli-bonos and melon boeds
from the garbage heaps to cat. GAi'n
erf.
m '
A Useful Animal.
A uhort timo sinco. according to on-)
of our Chicago tonteinp'rarie's, an a--'
sossor w'l.ose bus'iu'si ii was to collect
tavos on dogs called at tin: resiih-jee of
a gentleman on who - front poioh a ,
terra-eotla bull-doj was lepos'uig, and
(teinaiiiJeil two dollars. When tp;o
tioncd 'ist'i tho aiplicability of the law
'.o till-, pi'rtieiilar.caso. no said. "It's r.
lop, an't it? Woll. t'tion, that's" all
I've got to know. Tas. two dfihii's.';"
The man paid Ihe in... We do -: tin
.l''.'tal;. to my whether or not this story
is trtt". but i ii i-u't i mignt to btj.
Tlia' dog Iiiui sad il- o'ine!' i. trreat
many two dol!a-If ll-. Tne wandering
tramp, on predatory !'e glit 'nt-nt,
had y'ar. id : t t. Vn-vt.-' g. but with
head creel a id at tent oars on the front
pin'i. and had p S'cd on. Th'- wa- a
pos tive saving: but there were also
what might tctorniod tu'g.vivci'ir. tug-..
This dog hi'd never f.iteii thu )c. otf a i
favorile'pa'r of l.oo y, tor chewed tho I
stalling mi of n I'll.' dolL'ir loun:re, nor
ups, t a big Ja a;i .-e hull v.ise that cost
a cool luuidrcd. Ne'tlier hud ho alien
atod hi owner's b st fr'eutl by seizing'
and (irmly holding tho lower portion o!
his attire'wlien ho v Mled the house, nor
caused his mis icsV calls to go unre
turncd bscaiiso of the t nor with which
he iupiri'd her lady vMtors. ilo never
involved Ida master in a fight or a law
suit, never spoiled his clothes or his
temper by running ln'twecn his logs and
1 un-cttiiig him in playful glee, nor gava
1 turn I lie iiMi'ouiioiiia hy ticking
&
H.r.,t .h on K s hmul. With thu uo?siblo
oxi'c)tion of tlio last nn'iitioood item,
thi'-i' aro nil things that imv !ivu bull
do;: of spirit and who woiild hnvt! anv
o'.hiT kind is njvtty certain to do",
Wlioti in addilioiitoidUlit'..) adnint:i''i'.s
of t'm ti'iTa-cott animal isrcukminl tho
Mvli'r on oidinarj' iqcnlti, thi-ri' is ria
nioic r.ioai for ilis'itUm it- to iii? au
K'tioiity. Thin C!il:npo man valued
lilt rMitmnl n lilrrl 1 1' fe'int Im Ui..itifiil1
jiaid his two .k,lWtax: hut ItVprobi T, "!t VW" Z.'VXr
blc Unit if all ilopj-owuor.s winihi restrict .mi,. ! -hi .1 -i m 11.. :.!. mi.. 1 In-
thcniielvcstotliUvar'.etv.thukindundl' , , ' ' " - n-iiU,
umuixnt law-maKcr wouiu rD!t ix
on Uosrs I'titirtd v.
Wc'atv glad tw hoc the uc of
anlmalK cMiiuti;
. I' rt'i 7t m
uiidiB;. llio orfeoion of
y'iH makini: tlft-m leave
" W",u1 v V; "v '
tbo art ctuii
flotUhiff-to
r . r . .. I -
icsthotio htDesn, fluo'-thoir uratitu;;ft
over tlio 1 rd'iiury rll-llo, firanv otlier
r. v r
fnval6us (LutiM
tc fur-Mi
aau
KaiTWrti .
. t--nr-r.A,iJ-rtTv-jt-.r.ijtriMrarrjjri
AYER'S
Ague Cure
t'ut iln nit nntlrfotu for nit nmlinliil iliu-oiilfi-HMliicli,
ro fitrnj l.iHiv.n, Is iMttt la ho
DtluT icinwly. It ciintnlii.i mi ('iiliiliio, nor
any mineral nor ik-leti'iimis miIiA.uico what
i'iT, anil oniKciiuciitly proilncrs iim liijurfom
CtU'Ct Ul-ltl UlO COIItltUtll)ll, bill U'llM'g llio
fyMem n ttcaltliy (is It was before tlio .it lac.'..
WE WARRANT AYER'S AGUE CURE
to onro cwrycnsaof 1'cicr ami Arih, Inter-
inlttcnt or CIilll l'eior, lioinlttent l-'evcr,
Duiuti .giie, llllloiM I'ovcr, ami I.lvcr Com
l'lnlnt c.iiieI ly malaria. In eiuo of failure,
niter iluo trial, ttealers aro nulliorUe.1, liy our
circular ilaled July tt, ISM.', to rvfiiiiil Ilia
lnoney. .
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mast.
Sold ty all DrUfglMx.
KING'S EVIL
Whs tlic naaic formerly fUcn to Si-rofiil:i
bei-:itsu of i: Miptr-ti'len Hi:.: It idiild ho
e.uiil fly a kind's touch. The world Is
w ler now, mid l.iuws Unit
1'iiMi'iiU- l.' r-nr. d i a ilii'i-niii h innlllis
in t th li'.ioil. ti till- s iii.'ti'U,
.lie illsviis.. ;,. ri.ui:.i Its laillt tltlliltuli
.'I'm I'.'i'l'l: mill' .'i li' l ml i,. uiill.' i'.s
tr i t iiiiiiiii:i ii- licit m iiii-ii yro
''.eeiiin. uiiiiieoiit Im iipliulis, 'I'll
nwiis, ! ti il . ( in ;.i.'H'.e,, j :.si -it-,
ii'iti'i.i V leei'i, ii'iuiii. mill i'liy
.ieat i iillnjisc, '. I t.ii.wtn in cult
iili.it'. lii.ciiiuii fiiii. S'Toliiloo-. Ch
ut;!. KMu'vv ..iii 1,1 e, Diseases,
rutiereiuur . ontinn; iun, i.l .mini.-
niti'T d-iiiy r i : taiiu in: in -, nre
" .uluwl 'tv I..
' r' ; n t ? fit
ilia
. . y .' j . .f Vi I z iiu u ii
j
'hr oitl
iM",i' 'fit ow! uh'fi'i icUnblc
'')''' ''" a
'(''. Il I- Ml I lll'l'l-
i i
HI ill! i i"e Mia II
r;iil!cmi . 1 1 mil
s.nnii le"ciliini'.
Scrofula, niul
.ui'i "!, nciiii ..i t-i nriiciiis tu-ca-cs
"i ''ii '. : -ii" Mint lime ii m-
.e..l vi -illzi the h'm.,1. rcsliii'liiv
ii i . im tin- )i';ii infill- niul
j -l .'!'" ' -Mil. 'liisglMll
!'.'.;, ..".craiivo rtfotlfaiiiB
I
'- .' .i' i,e mtiii.- Jfi .itiimis
.-',- o.i. wi'ii )Voc lhck. SI'd-
'..'.'. :l" lh'ih-t hi' iViftMsiiii) and
a. ee'i ii'lcr in ictll' His of "itni pii.
lii'i. circiuiiy .nut -cii ullllcaliy ciiln-
' ""Mlicil. its tlinmt.ll i.s 'cCI':illv'kl(W'll
i" lie 'iin'iiMl pinle.ssiitii, iiiui the Im.i
j'i.i'I.iiis coa-taiiMv pio.-eiilu Arr.u'.s
'ti-.i'.l!t:.i.. a-au
Absolute Cure
i .-rl! dl-ca-t can-oil le the vitiation of
i ) .liotid. IM- cuitiviitra'cii to the hi'h-
prai'tk'iilile di'u'ive. fir lieyoni! any
Vi p-c-iar.1 hm fur wl leh like effects
t 'i.aiiucd. i'li-l i t'icri. fore the cheapest,
. v.ll.n- the b.'s l-'oid j uilf;iii'' niidl
en, in th .or'"l.
Aye. 'g Sarsaparilla
j'i:i:i'.Mii.i in
Or. J. C. Aar & Co., Lowell, Matt.
Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all DriUficMs: I'rlco $ 1 j six
bottles for $5.
A FEW HINTS
FOR THE USE OP
I)nnK. To move the bote
els gent ly, 2 lo -J J'itli;
thoroughly, -l to C mil.
Experience wlllilceiile the
proper ilvsc in fici cujf.
I-'or Coiihtt;ialloti, or CohUvciiohh, no
romcily is to tll'ectivo as Avr.u'a i'n.LF.
They laturo regular ilnlly r.ctlon, r.ml rc
iloro thu liOMeb to a healthy condition.
IVir iiiIIki-sIIoii, or i).vati-it.!ii, Avtn'd
I'll. I. si nre invaluable, anil u tare cuts.
Ilcat l-biirn, I.o of Aiipctllc, foul
l-ltiinaili, I'liituluiicy, DIiIiichb, llcid
nilic. XiiiiiliiK'H.i, Nant-ci, arc nil luiiivt'il
niul ctireil UyAvr-ii's I'iixs.
u T.lvci-Complaint, lllllouHDlKorilrirt
ii'.iU Janiitllcc, Avr.u'a I'll is tliouht uo
Riven in iloscs larj;o etmuijU to u.e!to llio
liver niul lovreI., aii'd iviikhh connliiallou.
Asa cleansing iiieillclno In tliu .Soring, tlieto
I'ilmi uro iiiu-iti.'ilUiI. '
"Worinit, cau.-cil liy a niorlilil eciiuUtion u
llio tiotvelfi, are vxticlleil hy thoo I'll.!..
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We cannot enumerate all the articlesia "our im
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We pledge ourselves to meet the requirements' of
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QUALITY, QUANTITY ad PRICES.
Call and examine our Mammoth stock before you
go east, or order from the east. We solicit whole
sale orders for our own superior make of Tinware.
We keep on hand a large assortment of the best
make of
Breech Loading Shot-Guns, Rifles
Our Carpet department contains the newest and
latest patterns of Ingram and Brussells carpets,
Rags, &c. , '
We can furnish a house completely k with Parlor
and Bedroom suites, tables, chairs,
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stoves and kitchen ranges. We can furnish tin
guttering and put up the same if required.
Pumps, wheelbarrows, and all necessary articles
for home and farm use. Wagon wood work, sprijiors
and axles, wagon sneers ana Lenss, queensware and
glassware ,
As before stated, we cannot enumerate all the
articles we keep, the varietyis too great. We ask
voii to call and see us ' when needincr anvthinir in
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