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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13


fault somewhere. There is 10 good rsa-
con under the shining heavens Why 80
much nsIiVs talent should DO buried be-
meath the surface. aud all The grand re.
saltu that would necessarily follow and
bless the world II fully developed and
properly directed. DO lost. Why was It
lhat $4,000 Of the native born citizens
Of Virginia could neither read nor Writei
Was il because they could not Learnt
Did this vast number have no talent p
Were they sent into the world void Of
Intellect Not word Of il. The fault
was With the law-makiug power. No
provision was male upon correct end
liberal principles for the education Of the
ignorant thousands. The slave holding
aislocuoy were opposed to educating
the masses, aud holding the power Of
the government 10 their hands they leg.
SLATED against rather than for them
Add this same OristOcratic party which
calls itself Conservative in this day, in.
herils from its ancestors the same oppo.
siliou and andpathy towards any and
every measure Of our government, State
and general, tina. designs elevating tho
poor and the downtroddOu. No measure
that has overOriginatsd with the Repub-
licnn Union party Of the country with
the view Of reaching down 10 the depths
Of human degradation and bringing man
up aud developing his manhood, but
has had 10 meet the snsthemas of the
pso.slAvery Conservative party. We
stop not to prove it. Look to the rec.
ord. Their inveterats hatred and deter.
miOed hostility to our public schools is
evidence enough. They would turn bOc k
the car OF human progress. They would
undo what it has taken blood, Ere and
sword to accomplish, and upon the ruins
oil this grand superStructure-Ihe work
Of the Republican Union parly-they
would set up their hated. mar.
row, contracted. INDECENT system of
schools that has always been Q curse
rather than blessing. friends Of the
cause we call upon you to beware. Let
Us not return fIom The conflict without
victory. The true friends Of education
feel deep and solemn conviction Of the
duties tina! devOlve upon them. "This
lovely land, this glorious liberty, these
benign institutions, the dear purchase Of
our fathers. are ours. Ours to enjoy,
ours 10 preserve, ours to transmit. Gen
erstiOns past and generations 10 come,
hold US responsible for this sacred trust.
Our ancestors from the past admonisb
us with their anxious, paternal voices
Postetity call, out to us from The lar.
distant bosom of the future. The down.
trOddOu implOrlngly spread out their
hands and turn with solicitOuS eyes
thitherwOrd, and are calling upon US for
help. All, all conjure US to act wisely
aud faithfully in the responsible rsla.
tons which we sustain" We urge them
Tor truths sake, for liber.y's sake, for
humauilios sake, not TO give the power
TO control these paramount interests in
to the hands Of their enemies. The
Conservative party is their implacable
enemy. x.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Sir Archibald Alison, tho celebrated
English historian. is dead.
Greeley says the man who pays more
for shop rent than Tor advertising don't
know bis business. e&
The Republican committee has decided
that there is no occasion for meeting
Of Congress in July.
Reports from all portion, Of the coun.
try represent the wheat prospects for this
year as most promising
The United States Treasurer holds ma.
tional bonds to the amount Of S979 694.
400 as securities for circulating bank
notes,
A week ago hou,eksepers we're in a
panic because -four was rising. Now
spectators are in q panic because it is
falling.
The government officials in Brooklyn,
N. Y, seized two thousand key. Of lagAr
beer, on Saturday, for violation Of the il.
ternal revenue law.
The Mayor and Chief OF Police Of
Mobile. Ala. werO removed 22lof May
by Major General Pope. The removal
doubtless grew GU! Of the late riot iu the
city.
The bankrupt act, which went into
operation on tho fret of June, sweeps of
imprisonment for deb. throughout this
country. it sets aside all stay laws, aud
all preferences, voluntary agreements,
aud secret attachments,
Slunderous gossip impslled young la.
dyin Michigan 10 end her existence with
instructions TO tell those who tried her
that they might enjoy the privilege over
her graVo.
Mr.. Greedy offers to send his photo
graph to all new subscribers Of the TG.
bune, Just now the country ueWsp papers
are furnishing portraits al the philOSo-
pher without the new subscriptions.
Governor Morton, of Indiana, is recov.
eriug from the paralysis With which be
was afflicted. His mind is'ns active and
vigorous as ever. He will remain for
some time at the Hot Spring olArkOnsas.
Mrs. Adeline Price, Of Maryland
Rhose husband wOs crushed between tho
cars Of the Maryland Northern Central
Railroad, and then locked ID q warehouse
and eft 10 die, on Monday last recover.
ed q verdict Of sl5, 900 against the rail-
road company.
The case Of John H, SuTatt, for com.
plicily ia the assassination of President
Lincoln, came up in the Criminal Court
Of the District Of Columbia on Monday.
The District Attorney stated that he was
not ready Tor trial. Tor several reasons,
tho principal one being the absence OF
material witnesses. After an argument,
the trial won't oyer to The 10Th Of June.
The tynOhburg (Va) News says.
"From Pennsylvania we learn that many
gentlemen are setting out their tobacco.
One goulleman alone has planted ono
hundrSd and City thousand hills, and 9th.
OrS uosSly 90 equal number. We are
told Of three large planters Who will cub
tivats this season two million 6EO hun
drsd Thousand plants,
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Errors OF Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and Ill
the effects Of Youthful indseretiJn. will for
the sake of suffering humanity. send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making tn simple remedy by which be was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by TIE nd.
yerliscr's experience, can do 40 by addressing
in perfect confidence, ,.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
v6nl -yl ~ Cedar Street. New York.
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Important Sale of Real
Estate in Putnam CoNR-
ty, West Va,

ty, West Va.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DEGREE OF THE
L Circuit Court of Putnam county pronoun.
ced at the May Term of said Court, 1867,
and other degrees of said Court, in cause
therein depending in which +. G. BuckinR
ham, was plaintiff and Il. G.. Estill, and
others were defendants, in ohaneOry, / shall,
On Saturday, the 29lh day Of June. a867.
before the Front door OF the Court House Of
Putnam county, West Va, offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder the
HOUSE AND LOT
adjoining the town OF Winfield on which the
defendant II. @, Estill and family now resides
and occupies, containing one hundred and
Rfty two POLES, subject to the lien Of John B.
Crawford, on the same for the balance of the
purchase money due thereon tn the said John
B. Crawford, And also the
MILL PROPERTY
Of said Il. G. Estill, as set out in pihiptiffa
bill, subject TO the several amounts due upon
the deeds Of trust thereon, which mills nro
situated in or near the town Of Winfeld, which
have been run as grist and saw mill. Tho
real property aforesaid will be- sold for the
amounts due upon the Trust Deeds aforesaid,
for cash in hand also for what will be ueces,
narY to pay the costs Of the suit aforesaid, and
the expenses Of tho sale, and for the residue
over and above the amounts Of the Trust Deeds
aforesaid the costs Of tho suit and expenses
Of sale aforesaid, will DO sold or so much
thereof as will DO necessary for the pay.
mensof the Trusts aforesaid interests, costs
and expenses Of sale, upon credit Of SIX,
twelve aud eighteen months Of equal in
III II - -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13

B@-A July session Of Congress 10
talked Of, 10 order that the subject Of
the Presidents impeachment may DO
brought TO dnal decision.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04

We have received the first number of MooRE's IRISH
MELODIES illustrated and published by Messrs. Riches
and Moore of Columbus, Ohio. We shall call attention
to this superb work in next issue. In the
time, for the convenience Of intending purchasers
may state that Aonzo Marks Esq, of Al Clark Street.
Chicago, Is Agent for the Western States.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.

VIZ Inc EDITORS OF the IRISH REPUBLIC will allow
pnden to their views strongest and bodest language
consistent with proy they state that they do not hold
responsible opinions expressions
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26
IN eEE{lfX cQJRIgR,
DrAD. IN E)rrdsD :-Nsniso,

DrAD. ~ eIr1dsn .9srito,
comcs to Do clothed in mourning on
acconnt ofths death Of its late tals
entsd editor, Hon. VIM. HARrsHoRN
Sens = III isthe Som;bs f.ee;slaL
ture. from the Fifth District compos.
g of Clark, .Wayssaad Lscas conn
tieo. = - ~ re
Mr.. HArRsaoRx was 8 native Of
ireland, md wls. forty FOUR years
Of age IT the time Of his death. He
has edited and published the Monitor
since 1861 which, under. his able
management attsined-a prominent
position among tho radical weekly
pxp6rs Of Iowa. He was elected 10
the Senate last fall by q handsome
majoriiy,and would have made enc
Of the leading and most faithful Re.
puhlican members Of that body. @
His disease was Lung Fever and
Hcmorhage Of the Lungs. HesleAves
wife and ave children to mourn bin
loss. Use seFNts' 6Ysa 81 ss 80 HFst64
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26

VALUABLE LEGAL ADvTcE.--Am man
having lost = quarter Of mutton by q
lswyerls dog. repaired to the office
ofthelawyer and said:
Il have come to ask piece of adj
vice. Suppose dog carried off a leg
Of mutton from me, where do ! look
for, pay to the dog or his'owner?''
"Oh, said the man Of the quill, sto
the owner of the dog; he is RESPONSE
able for any damage his dog does
you,
Said the man, "You owe mo seven.
ty-fiye cents"
"Ah!' said the lawyer, .ithen my
dog did the mischief2 Well, here IS
the money" ~
The face Of tho man expanded with
I ! smilS ~ his shire wdness, and he
Was leaving the Office when be was
brought to Z halt BY the lawyer says
ing:
Asys \ small bill against you my
vhatg, aid tbe ihas..
or advice IL the dog casa two
9 49, 81 - ps F8 RI ~ n
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|BuLt's WORM DEsTaoYeR.

..ss, Readers. -, :. -, 80. 81,
HAVE received many tpatimorfnls yro,r,
professional and medical men ~ nv NJ.
inanNcs and varions publicstions havn
shown. all or which =. ~, nsrs IN. tef.
lowing letter from 3 highly edncatssi ma
popular physician in Georgia i. certainlv
one OF the most sehsibie cor, mn !, icnfio
have everreceiyed. DR.. Clement i nov.l
exactly what he speaks or and Nj festi-
mony deserves To be written ID letter. ef
gold. Hear what the Doctor save q
BULLS WORM DESTROYER 49,
Villanow, Walker Cotntv. Ga.
June 20sJ0o6.
DIR. JOHN Bull Dear lSir:s / have re-
Gently given your ssWOrm Dcat rover,, aAS
eral trials, and find Il wonderfully efYica.
cio,is. It has not failed in Angle in
stMnceto have the wishec tor effect. ~,
doing o pretty large c0uat RI, nras,iir.. s,,ea
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26
Bulls Sarsaparilia.
A Good Reason for the Captain ! F aith

00Ou reason I0T the captain ST lth
Read the Cap aims letter and the letter f,oas
His MOther. ,
Benton Barracks, Mo. April 30. 1866.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowing
the efficiency o.your Sarsaparilla, ind TIE
healing and beneficial qualities it pOsssss-
es, send you the following statement or
my case. S&a snssN
WAS wounded about two year a~o was
taken prisoner and confined for sixt4s i,
months. Being moved 40 aoftsn, nv
wounds have not healed yet. / have not
sat up moment since was wounded,
am shot through the hips. NY general
heal h is impaired, and need Something
to assist nature. have more faith IA
y0ul Sarsapnrilla than in auything elss.--
/ wish that that il genuine. Please ex-
press me half a dozen bottles, and obliRo
CAPT. c. P.JOHNSON.
ST. Louis. Mo,
30, 1865. hy Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother
OF Capt. Johnson. sHT
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: MY husband. DR..
Z. >. johnson, was n Skilltnl surgeon and
physician in central New York. where he
dled, leaving the above G.. r. johnson to
my care. Atfhirteen wears al age he had
2 chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
gave him yonr Sarsaparilla 1T CURED
HIM. have for ten wears recommended
II TO many in New York, Ohio and Iowa.
Tor scrOfnla. feve. sores, and general de-
unity. Perfect success has attended it---4
The cures effected N some cases Of scrof.sfa
and Jercr sores a ere almost nai3'uc WlOsts ~
am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. Heis fear
ful of gettingn spurious article. herce h,s
writing to You for II. His wounds were
terrible, but believe he will recover.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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sPsRsoSAL.-R. w. CRAMPToN, Esq,
has bought the Mcleod Coal lands
at Alpine, and he informs MA that he
viii proceed at once to sink shaft,
and operate extensively in the coal
basinsss. With our railroad connec-
tions completed, tho coal product Of
Wapello county will exceed in its
ralnst iss..- $50 SO - ~ -. sat -EMarl. fhia
prediction.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26

CouRr.-The Monroe county court
wags its slow length along. The
case ofstate oiI Iowa rs Hiram Hull,
from that county, has. after two days
argument by Mess. Weaver, Perry
and Hammond for State, and, An
derson and Trimble for defence, just
gone to the jury.
We understand that there is to be
an adjournment until after the, holi.
days, when the Estate of Monroe,
will Be hoard indefinitely.
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Congressional Summary,

congressional Summary.
SENArE.-Harwood presented a
petition in favor of providing pom
sions fSf volunteers as well a. regu-
lars.
The cotton tax was called up and
discussed BY Sherman, Grimes,
Stewart, Thater and Nyc, and then
postponed.
HousE.-Mr Price introduced a
resolution reciting that il is obliga-
tory on the part of q subject to obey
the laws, support the government,
and bear truo faith and allegiance
thereto, ,presupposing that it is obi,
gatory on the part Of, the govern
ment TO protect and defend q sub
jeet whether native or adopted,
whether at homo or abroad, in all
his rights Of life, liberty and proper
ty; asserting that numerous cases
have recently occurred where the
government Of Great Britain has,
with, apparent injustice, deprived
American citizens of ono Of these
and ins.anced the case of VIM J Ma
gle, whose petition stating the facts
in his case is attached ia
the, resolution, declaring the
determination on the part OF
the House Of Representatives to sub.
NIT to no such oppression Of American
citizens by any power, and to adopt
such measures as will make it safe
for American citizens, free from
crime, to travel in any part Of the
civilized world; and instructiigs the
commuters on foreign affairs to give
the subject their immediate attention
and report to the House ssch meaa-
nfcs as will be best calculated to ac-
complish the object desired. Refer.
red to The COMMITTEES on Foreign AZ
fairs. w
The Chair presented q number OF
petitions in regard to the rights OF
foreign born oitizens. Among them
is one from VIM ] Maggie claiming to
be q citizen of the u. S., born in New
York, and who is 'unlawfnlly held as
prisoner by the British Government,
and praying fora release from inn
prisonment. All referred to Commit.
leo on Foreign Affairs. Adj burned.
. 4.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26
lO;ooo AGENTS WANTED

lUSUsS0 AGENTS. WANTED
for 90 entirely New Bushes. TIE srSaf.s
g. ipducementse ever offered. Aganfs 80,
coiiiing money Euil particularly oont a
receipt Of stamp. Address y $50 Ea 70,
DoANEA Massey.
IA olivs street. ~ Louis -.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME:
On and after MONDAY, May 9th, 1857,
until further notice). Trains will run as
fnllOws--making close connections W it'll AL
Trains on q. Y. Railroad
LEAVE KEOKUK: @
Express, No 4, 700 a m
Mail, No 2. 90 p III
ST. Louis, Express No l2 500 p m
ARRIVE AT KEoKUK
Mail, No 1. 40 nj
Express, No 8, 200 M
ST. Louis, Express No II, Z 90 IN
Nos 3. 4, and IL. daily, except Sunday.
No 2, daily. except Saturday.
No land IL, daily, except Monday.
This new and short route offers great
er inducements than any other, it being 40
much the s, NJ
SHORTEST and MOST DIRECT
To St. Louis. Springfield. Toledo Indian
apolis, Cairo, Cincinnati. Pittsburg, Phiia-
delphia, New York, Boston, and all points
in the United states. $3.50 u u gFi T7slf
Through Tickets aa Low IA the T,owest
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. I & ]. Turner's Han.


This building. corner Market and
Fourth streets, under the skilful man
ipuIations ofits. chief architect, Mr..
+. w. Gatke and bis assistants, is
rapidly approaching completion. It
is 40x60 feet il size, builtof wood on
good substantial stone foundation.
ThA ceiling 10 l22l feet high, with .
gallery on each side Of the rostrum.
It contains Is large sized fashionable
windows, with an imposing entrance
from Market street. 49,
When completed it will fnrnish
our German fellowscitiseHs q spacious
and elegant Hall for their athletic,
and mental recreations, and will be an
ornament and credit4to the city. Its
total cost will be $4,000. We are 10
formed thsttt will be 80 far comPlet.
Cd as ITO beinsngussted' on New Years
eve. with asgrand opening bail, the
proceeds to apply towards its Couple
tAV4ss "a q p4Rs@ $50 sa 5ss a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26

Amt Of Times lie $33, 500, 495. $50
We are told that Yankees are pref.
~ cute at cipbering, but this speci
men of their work Is footed up rath-
er steep, as they say in this city. A
primary arithmetic, now slate, soft
pencil, and the least bit of regard for
truth, might improve tho Hartford
mans character-if he has any.
Y. Tribune.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars

&
run from Clayton. ILL.,, to Peru, Indiana
so that passengers can get good nights
resi- while pursuing their journey.
Baggage checked through to all princi
pal points. fn4
The ST. Louis Express Train leaves Keo-
kuk at 500 p M; will arrive in St. Louis AT
6:l5 a m. Leave st. Louis at S:l0 p m; ar
rive at Ksokuk at7:0O q m. ss-
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through be-
tween Hamilton and st. Louis. s8
FARE SAME AS BY BOAT.
Our facilities for forwarding LIVE
STOCK are unsurpassed. Rates aslow as
.lslowest.
Freights by this route will be forwarded
with dispatch.
Express Freight Train runs through
from Toledo To Keokuk in 46 hours. Over
charges and damages promptly settled
Pates as low as by any other route.
No Iransferyof Freight betioeen Boston,
Neg York and Ke0kuk. sl.x
: OFFICE--In Stone depot scorhor- Eror4
and Johnson streets. Keokuk.
W.. H. McDOEI.. Gen Agt., Keokuk.
T. L. KNAPP, Supt. Western Div,
Springfield. I'd
.afsts5g e. A. CHAPIN. Gen. Supt.,
Springfield.
June oath. 67.dly. rs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26

r There as proverb saying that Gig
uree won't lie" to illustrate which
quote the8 following from The
Hartford Tisies, the leading DEMO-
cratic paper in Connecticut:
. Note lt.-Haye you & slato and
pencil? Set dowr the national debt
under Republican Congressional
rule.
Here ID ia BY
THIRTY.SIX THOUSAND MIL.
LIONS OF DOLLARS.
Annual Republican aax:r-
s. xrH Rec Fl tJNDRED MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS.
Isn't IL about time to stop the use.
less expense Of $500, 1000, 0oO annua. IS
on Freedmcn's Bureaus, and similar
wasteful, worse than nselcss party
machinery for putting negroes over
white men and keeping the radical
party in power?
We can't very we'll use a elate and
pencil IN this page, but we venture
Ito try type figures just to see how
1.-THE above startling words look IN
comparison with the official figures
of the Treasury Department, show
ling the debt. less cash on hand, on
the lat Of Nov.
Debt according to
| Hartford Times $4,000, 000, 00(
Debt according to 3
Sec'y Treasury 1,49l, 504, Ash
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Testimonials.

a terr large number AZ importanf sessjMoninle
Aafs st1rcruy been received from Phvsjcisas, Gte-
% society, spHeng fafhs most ka5tsrinG tesass n
~ Willie ri,l Gomp0nHd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26
the WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

s"s WINK ryWs vvmrVUnU Ouhe6
Sore Throat, Colds, ~
- Coughs, Diphtheria, 80
~AssSss Bronchitis, Splitting of ga
- - Blood. and Pulmonary - !.
q Affections generally.
- tits aremarkahle Rem
edy for Kidney Gem
plants. Diabetes, Din.
Guilty Of voiAing Urine, >-AAA~
Bleeding from ths Kidneys, 1laddsr, and Crawl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY
MBoir' EXTRACT Brcnu. ffeb5 d&wly
Horrible Accident.


man some time since was repairing a gas leak
corner OF 2sth Street and 9Th Avenue, New York
He went In to the excavation and then III a match.
An explosion of the gas took place, and the man was
much burned. Dr.. TOBIAS Venetian LinIment was
applied freely. and in three days the man was about
his business in the Manhattan Gas Works "a well ss
ever. His name is Samuel F. Waters. This is one
Of the wonderful cures made by On. TOBIAS ceiebra-
ted Venetian Liniment: ills not only good for Barns.
but Tor Old Sores, Bruises. Chronic Rheumatism.
Sore Threats. Cuts, insect 6tinge, Pains in the
Limbo Chest and Back; also internally. for Collie.
Cramps. DiarrhGa. Dysentery. and Group. 1t IL
perfectly innocent to take internally. and is the
best family medicine In the world. Orders are re-
ceived all over Europe for il. The most celebrated
physicians recommend tit never fails. Dr.. TOMAS
puts up every drop himself. Sold by all druggists
at 50 cents and 81 per bottle. Depot, SO Cortlandt
Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13

Hoovc or bloat in cattle is Che destension
Of the paunch or first stomach By gas gene
Grated by the fermentation Of large quanti>
ties Of green food. Anything that will
neturslize the gas will give relief. The
most simple remedy recommended is giving
two ounces Of sat dissolved in q quart Of
water, or an ounce Of spirits Of hsrtshorn
dissolved in a quart Of water and given may
have the same effect. The introduction OF
n hollow tube into the gullet will often ale
Low the gas to escape, but most farmers do
not have such a tube. Active purging 10
beneficial. Making a thick rope Of straw
aud fastening one end to the horns Of the
animal and letting the other end extend
down the throat, sometimes results favos>
ably, ~ the animal, in the attempt to get
the rope out Of the mouth, often 20 holds
the head as to allow n part of the gas to
escape. In very severe cases, puncturing
tho paunch il necessary. The trocar, an
instrument for the purpose, should be used,
II At hand, but even with An ordinary peck
Ct knife there Is comparatively little danger.
The opening should be made on the left
side, midway between the last rib and the
hip-bone, aud about . foot from the middle
Of the back. Cattle that are left in the pas
turc at night are less subject TO hoove than
others, A. they are not likely to eat 90 great
. quantity. An animal that Is frequently
attacked in this way should be fattensd.-
Western Rural.