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CAUTION.

TlNHIS is 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT, having con.
i tractrd with tho authorities OF the town Of Bel
mont I" provide suitable support for Rrbecca Moody Il
pauper OF said town. have made prov ison for her sup
port at my house, This is 10 forbid all persons from
trusting SAID Rebecca or harboring her at av othr
place, my account, shall pay debts thus con,
traCted. CHARLES JOHNSON
Belmont, Aug. IL, 1870. 3W6*
The Republican journal., 1870-08-25

4 VOID AGACKS.-A victim OF early indiscre-
"A lion, causing nervous debility, premature decay
&C., having tried In vain every advertised remedy has
simple means of elfcure, which he will send free
his felowsuferers. Address j. Ill. FUTILE, IS Nassau
ST., New York.
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ssR. e.. EbhX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE

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se"" street. sI"stoh H'ass.
arranged that pa tents never hear each other
Kecollect, the only entrance to his Office No 81 hay
ing no connection with his residence, consequently no
family interruption that account person
hesitate app!y ing 1T his oilicr
DIR. DIX
biY,, asserts iand IL Gamma, no contradeta ex.o. M
nu,rEs who viii sa, nr nm, ayn,, ,,er;r Ky
selves 10 impose upon PATIENTS j that he
~ THE ONLY REGULAR "ftbi Arf tiStftAN
'n ''.ilSlN" - p" ''N'
TWENTY ! EARS
engaged in treatment of Special Diseases fact 60 yt
known to many Citizens Publishers Merchants. Hotel
ropricors, &C. that he IN luucl recommended AMI oar
tic.arly to
s;rrAncEpc .n,, r.,,y,,,rr.
10 AVOID ana escape imposition OF foreign and native
lu"ts more 'fARTf""S in Boston than IN other large
'' n,, MY
proudly Professors and re respectable physje,n
many whom consult him in critical eases hrr,un ~
his acknowledged skill and regulations attained broiuh
SO long experience, practice ana observations
AEEI JCTEn ,N,, ,fNLnrTIrN ,,,,
hv thr hna h" ' " 20 your III pinE ns'iF'd
!t ,rot,,nt;ou. nr ''''Fi'' ' go PROMISES :,
EDHEJl,N ANA, N,riyt, n,1,.Lu
,,,h, tno,, littl, "a ,l ,,'.' ,,,, al,.+t ,..
Diplomas OF institutions or Colleges which never
any part OF the world others cNlilit Diplomas Of t
Dead, how Obtained unknown; only lssItuun mn,
adv crtisin in names of those inserted in h
bat to further THEN imposition assume ma ines of other
htratc phi yscianS long since dead, Neither he ,l.;,
Q( ACk NtSIRUM- A
throuo taIs rrrt iirotcs 1,, r.t..,.,,,., AL
,jnns of 1h,ir medicines 10, fLo ,y.,,J ,,,, $1,000. M "
The Republican journal., 1870-08-25

. T.. ttlIilENpEN, late Register l.. = Trra,llil
Watch Co., has been carried by me SIX months; its Tn
tai variation from mean tnnr being only eight -rvnnI
FER month, Have been travelling through different
tiohs of the country, from New York to Galveston. f
as and back by steamer ana railroad. T.. RICE
OF Whitney !, Rice, ~ broadway, \
81 NHl5EI, Penn, Feb. "a Isol
WAltH Ne. ll.G 6cuins Trade MARX Frri.lI
Atherion & co.., Marion, N. j., manufactured Nv y
Watch co., has been carried iy the three MONTH
its Total variation from time being only second
during that time II. pE LNNt'N engineer T. X H. X Il
WAIrt M. mo, bearing Trade Mark Fr,IrIi.
Athcrton Co., Marion, y h., manufactured b, ss
Watch co., ma breu carried by ne eleven months il.
t"t,I variation from time being only seven stco
il tho entire tnr. A. H. KING, riUk Place n
Vice irrS'l Elastic Cone Spring Coz n. }. Car Epjju-
aud IL. tu,
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HUMiLITY Y.

Ky JAMES MONTGOMERY.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-25
Newspaper
Advertising.

DSYCHOMANCY, OR Soul. CHARMING.-A won
derfa book; it shows how either sex can fasenste
it teaches how to get rich Alchemy Sorccrirs lncanta
tions, Demonoogy Magic Mesmerism, Spirituasm
Marriage Guide. and thousand wonders Mailed for
Is cents. Address I. WILLIAM 4 co, Publishers
South 9TH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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UTItA, n. I. Fob IT, $50.
WAr,Il No. 2dl7 bearing Trade. Mark, " fayrtte
Stratton Marion, N j. manufactured by U. s. Watch
Co.. has been carried by l. months, its total Nara
ton from time being fifteen seconds,
I. NKOOMAN Engineer N. ! G. y II. u. L.
/ warren No. 1857 Stem Wnder bearing Trade Mark,
Frederic Ahcrton Co., Marion, N. j mlnnilcu r-
ed by Il. s. Watch Co, has been carried by since
June, ISL its total variation from mean tilnr bong on
~ fix" seconds per month. HENRY SMITH
Treas Panama Il. r., - Wall Street.
WATtH No. l4oi2 bearing Trade Mark T.. $.
Watch co., Marion, N. j. manufactured 10y United
States Watch Co., has been carried by live months,
lis total variation from mean time being only twelve
seconds GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Aera Ioldo, Wabash & w tstrin Railway
W ArVH No. l"i9 bearing Trade Mark, " Frederic
Athclaun Co., MlrOM, N. j.. manntacnrel ty u. =.
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NEW NJ EDlCAL Pa M PHI LET.-Semi-
\ mai Ply stcAl and Nerv Debility. H.
effects and cure. Price % cents Address SECRETARY
Museum OF Anatomy, 6ls Broadway New York.
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meath the gloomy. arch that forms the
landing place from the river.
The tide was ip, and the water flowed
Mt his feet. The rain had ceased, the
wind was lulled, and all was, for the
moment, still and quiet-so quiet, that
the slightest sound on the opposite
bank, even the rippling of the water
against tho barges that were moored
there, was distinctly audible to his ear.
Tho stream stole languidly and slug
gishly on. Strange and fantastic forms
rose to the surface, and beckoned him to
approach; dark cleaning eyes peered
from the water, and seemed to mock his
hesitation, while hollow murmurs from
behind urged him onward. He retreat
ed few PAGES, took q short run, dcspe-
rate leap, and plunged into the water. :.
Not five seconds had passed, when ho
rose to the waters surface-but what n
change had taken place in TINT short
time, in oil his thoughts and feelings!
Lifc-Efe-in any form, poverty, misery,
starvation-nnything but death. He
fought and struggled with the water that
closed over his head, and screamed in
agonies Of terror. The curse of his own
son rang in his ears. Tho shore-but
one foot of dry ground-he could almost
touch tho step. One hands breadth
nearer, and he was saved-but the tide
boro him onward under tho dark arches
of tho bridge, and he sank to the bottom.
Again he rose, and struggled for life.
For one instant-for one brief instant
the buildings on the rivers banks, tho
lights on the bridge through which the
current had borne him, the black water,
and the fast-fying clouds, were distinct
ly visible-once more he sunk, and once
again he rose. Bright flames of fire shot
up from earth to Heaven, and reeled be-
fore his eyes, while the water thundered
in his ears, and stunned him with its
furious roar.
A week nfterward, the body was
washed ashore, some miles down the
river, swollen and disfgured mass
Unrecognized and unpitied, it was borne
to the grave; and there it has long since
mouldered away.
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Spartanbu1g and Union Railroad.
I1NInM1I1 II Ix...- n1 1orn

UNION ILblJ, JUNE LI, IOIU.
GSs IsgI EsBEAEIfSsi PASSENGER Trains on
E94ai ~ 4.nR@e<-sSy asaee-s this road run daily:
n Montnhays, thSy do priasys ana
burg Court Houeo at $50 o. M, and arrive ct
hlston at 11.0O a: m; returning leave Alston
at 1900 M, and reach Spartanburg Court
House at $50 p. m. On Tuesdays the down
trains will leave Spartanburg Court House at
7.30 q. M, and arrive at Alston at 100 p. m.
returning leave Alston at 2.15 p. M, and reach
Spartanburg Court House at 700 p. m. On
Thursdays the down trains will leave Spartan
burg Court House at 345 a. M, and arrive at
Alston at 8.35 a. M; returning leave Alston
at $50 q, M. and reach Spartanburg Court
House at 2.40 p. m.
June 20 THOS. B. JETER. President.
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Beer! Beer!!
"The Carolina House. ;

'The Carolina House."
YTNIIIS HOUSE has always enjoyed The rcpu-
IL tation of being the best place in the city
for obtaining the coolest and most delicious
mixed drinks. Tho new brand OF Whiskcy,
ordinary run. Call and sec me, on Waehing.
ton street RICHARD BARRY,
April Proprietor.
Exchange House Bar and Restaurant.
~ find the best of WINES, ALES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &c. Fresh Lager Beer OH ice.
May
Drnkists, GO TO pollock's.
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

Suphurc Company
among thu
Me
much
hp O n two a
uch cur be to the
immediately
Agents..
Presto
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r. R.

&ssA &2ss l BED s:sc..sss scnger schedule: % " 40
GOING NORTH.
" Columbia, S. c., at. .......... $40 n. m.
Winnsboro, at -11.4 40 a. IN.
Z" Chester, at 1.40 p. NJ.
Arrive at Charlotte, N. C...... APO y. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N. c., ,at........ 1890 q. m.
" Chester, at = 1925 p. nj.
F." Winnsboro, Mt 80 2.57 D. M
:" Columbia, s. G., at.......... 5.07 p. M.
Arrive at Augusta. .................. Q. so d. III
Making close connections with Trains OF
Central and Georgia Railroads for Savannah,
and all points South and West.
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked to
all principal points.
Rs- Passengers by this route GOING NORTH
have choice Of THREE DIFFERENT ROUTES.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Columbia. Observation-Disclosures. G15 p. II
Arrive at Augusta. ta................ $50 n. NJ
Leave Augusta. Observation-Disclosures. 4.15 p. III.
Arrive at Columbia $50. ........ 1.30 n. III.
+. r. DoHsEY. Gen. Freight and Ticket Aet.
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California Wines.

THO encourage tho consumption of tho genu-
A. inc unadultcrated CALIFORNIA CHAM
PAGNES, We have reduced the prices of the
samo to the following low prices for cash only,
viz:
Quarts, per Case of l Dozen, $1,000
pints, per Case OF Dozen, 140O.
Sparkling Angelica, per case of2
Dozen, Pints, HOO.
Sparkling Catawba, per case of 2
Dozen, Pints, II OO
Together with full assortment of Choice
ye hyo WHISTLES, genuine otard Brandics, Old
port' oherrE ana Madeira Wines, Holland Cir
Rum, and Roctiiicd Liquors, which arc con-
stantly on hand and for sale at low figures, by
July9 j. & r. n. AGNEW
PoLLocK's. Meals furnished ut nll
hours.
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To the Travelling Public.
READ THIS.

o@1S = . S-1@3t, : uU11Vs
READ THIS.
IF you want Fine, Large, Airy ROOM,
Il stop ut tho EXCHANGE HOUSE, OH Main
street, where you can get good Meal at the
regular time Ii you are busy and not there
at Meal times, you can order it wien YOU
come, rithOMt ert,a charge.
RATES, per day, $3.50; per week. less.
Stables on tho premises.
PAYSINGER x FRANKLIN,
may Proprietors.
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ROBERT WOOD 8 CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORN AN EN- tail iron WORKS,

GARDEN and Cometory adernmcnts. CAST,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Raiings, Fount-
aims, Vases, Yerandas, Settces, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses,
IRON STAIRS,
Spiral and straight, in every variety OF pat
tern. New and improved styles of II Hay Racks,
Managers, Stable Fixtures Stall Divisions, & C.
PATENT WIRE WORK.
Railings, Store Fronts, Door and Window
Guards, Farm Fencing, &c.
BRONZE WORK.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to the above class of work, we are
now prepared to fill with promptness all or
doris for Bronze Castings of Statuary, colossal,
heroic, and life size.
ORNA 3IENTAL l. IRON GOODS.
The largest assortment to be found in the
United States, all of which are executed with
tho express view of pleasing the taste. while
they combine all the requisites Of beauty and
substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped TO the place Of
destination.
Designs will be sent to thosc who wish to
mako selection, April II Gm
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The North and South United,

Ep by by the RSrggrs' great nassepoa, hnetrepoii,
Route. SEQ that your Tickets are good uia
Petersburg, Weldon, Raleigh and Charlotte.
NORTH CAROLINA II. r. TIME TABLE.
Trains East. Trains West.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. 4.15 Ill 1000 m
Salisbury G. II p m G.19 nj 7.37 Il III 7.5G a m
Grccnsb'o.S 81 p III 9.02 p III 5.0G III 5.14 II,
Raleigh =. 4 90 M Ids Il m 12. OU III IL 90 III
Gollsboro.5.30 m $40 p M
A Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily, ut $40 Il. NJ, and arrives ut
1925 y. nj. ALBERT JOHNSON, Sup.
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charleston Advert1@e1ane e1atss.
& dGE

and contain someofthe best Tonics in Pharma-
copia. AS evidence of the superiority OF our
Bitters over all others, we have certificates
State, who have prescribed them in their
practice.
TIE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS
will DO found invaluable for WANT OF APPE.
TITE, GENERAL DEBILITY, CHILLS and
FEVER, DYSPEPSIA. We do not offer our
Bitters as cure for all diseases, but as an
Aromatic Tonic, they have no equal.
For sale by Druggsts and drooers every
where. Principal Depot,
GOODRICI, WINEMAN Il CO.,
Importers of Choice Drugs and Chemicals,
Charleston, 8. @.
For sale i'll Columbia, Wholesale and retail
by II. SOLOMON.
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EDWARD II. HEINITSH,
Successor to FISHER & Heinitsh.
Druggist and Apothecar
CRU.ITHrRvA


-. THE subscriber, having purchased the
G[ Iinterost of DR.. John Fisher, desires to
SESannounce that he will continue tho
DRUG BUSINESS, at the old stand, and az
sumo the ontire management, assisted by Mr..
uUuH ROLAND W1LTBERGEn, O son OF the lat @
DR.. J. II. Wiltbcrger, of Chsrleston, IL young
man, correct and reliable, and of prom. isng
patrons of the old firm, to whom tho sub
scriber feels under obligations for fayors
shown, he returns his Acknowledgements and
thanks.
In taking charge of tho business, ho assures
his friends and tho public that no effort will
be spared, on his part, to sustain the high
character and wcll-known reputation of the
attention, personal supervision in the com
pounding of medicines and the preparation of
Physicians prescriptions, ho llopcs to secure
q continuance Of those fayors hitherto 80
liberally and generously bestowed.
L. II. HEINITSH,
July Druggist and ApOthecary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
SALLY SLATER:
JeHers0nyflie.
ApRlI goth, 10:

ApRIL Goth, 10: 1iia
Cot. SAwYEK--Dear Sir With no de:
sire to trespass upon the space allotted 10
your regular and valuable correspondence
of this place, Bit thinking a few extra
words from this busy sale may not bS
amiss, I, therefore, take this liberty IN
writing yous aii~.
Hefc, at Jeifersonville, we live. move,
and have our being like the rest of the
world We furnish an extensive resort
for summer tourists f; market for all the
land round about u.s." and arc soon to
furnish all the general, social, moral and
political reading for the people of thiS
Hemisphere. ..-f''i .ttIr
Your correspondent has already in:
formed you that the editor of the Chateaus
gay Journal contemplatcs establishing
himself at this "sca port place" and here
publish the "Lamoille County Register"
but your correspondent does the public
spirited gentleman injustice lit is nos
the editor Of the Journal; it is youth
not yet edtorially hardened in sin who
contemplstes titihrling his bahnuf among
this people. He makes his proposition"
and we are all alive with enthusiasm. We
subscribe literally on one 'proposition"
that had been before the people nearly
two weeks had two subscribers But
since '.bullion and brains" are all that is
required to publish paper and while VIC
acknowledge "short' Of the former, VIZ
are overstockcd with the latter. .F''
But, Sir, our "Register" is not to be
exactly like Walton's. Not being able,
on so short notice to procure sufficient
presses to strike off our extensive cdittoti;
the outside will be printed in Chicago.
thereby furnishing US with the latest local
and telegraphic news, and we ,foresec q
glorious future.
We have just had a. School Meeting;
and voted I'm appropriation sufficient 50
that the old burscry of logic and fine arts
is suitably vsfiitewashed, to say the least.
We soon are to have new preacher Of
the gospel, who, in order to avoid tho
noise and confusion of business place,
like this, coDtemplates masking the ''Bcro"
his resting-place and home.
The L, v. r.. r. is to come within two
miles of us, and in imagination We see
here the Athens Of old soon to be rebuilt
with all its ancient splendor.
Do not think l am ovtrHowering with
enthusiasm. | simply join heart and
hand with the people, and point out to
my children here tie desolate places
which are soon to become the business
marts Of the Land.
To the young man Who desires to or
tablish himself ia business, we say, Gomez
To all, we say, come. Como while yes
! DON DIEGO Ls'
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were stll by him to an extent sufficient
to set free considerable amount Of the
capital that he had placed to them, and
these funds we're, at once, reinvested in
railroad loans
AT the present time, the Clews firm are
the financial agents of some Of the mcss
important railroads in the u. S.
The passing visitor in Wall street has
but to glance at the busy throng which
hurries in and out Of their spacious offices,
in the edifcc formerly used BY the United
States Treasury, through the working-day
in order to feel satisfied that Mr.. Clews
has large measure of confidence and es.
TEEN. The impression is general, that
when his name appears in connection with
any projected improvement, all is well
Nor is Mr.. Clews unaccustomed to express
his financial opinions with terseness and
power. He wiclds a trenchant pen, and
the highest financial ihtellects in the land
have profted by his suggestions,
Still in the prime Of manhood, Mr.
Clews stands upon an eminence to which
few others have been able to climb. Be
hind and around him, lie beautifully or
dered, the evidences of untiring exertion'
that have sustained and extended the vel
fare of the country. and filed his OWL
Golfers with well-earned rewards.
The future brightens at his feet, full ol
noble opportunities. Who can doub
that the aftcr-career Of so gifted and val
ued citizen will reflect still fairer honol
upon the name Of the American merchant
and the estimate in which the world shal
hold the characteristic type of the Amer
ican gentleman.-NeD York Mercantile
Journal. ..rs.
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son; Or breikihg the heart of her daugh:
teri De-
You will Hhd, we who are asking f5f
equal rights, hare ''looked this matter in
the face" Our numbers in Ycrihont are
small even less, perhaps, than the OHt.
casts men have made by their unequal
.laws,-exalting base man to high stations
and casting down weak woman for the
same sin, to life of infamy and burial
in the potter's field. Not the world"
but Higher Power twill hold you re-
aponsible" for what you have already
done. "Book to your hea,ths, my lords!
Look to your hearth" 'c' '@ '-
And now; Mr.. Editor Of the NEwspKAL:
Err, let me ssy none deplore defacing
newspaper with PERSONALITIES ttufe thai
myself, but in justice to ourselves could I
help it this time?
l, for one, am glad that our editor has
not done like the editors Of the Watch:
man and Standard ; am glad that he can
sink the opinions of the nan, and main
tain the dignity of the Editor, by giving
each sile an impartial hearing and pub;
fishing au article entire or refusing il
wholly. Yet would not that he carry
his courtesy too for, for when tempted"
to expose the "wicke dness Of our utter.
ances" | just wish him to do Sc.
1t is no pleasure to ME to stem the curs
rent Of public opinion by advocating
unpalatable truths even to myself and il
they are not truths glad indeed will BIZ
to learn it and the sooner the better
then | can cast off all responsibility and
float with the tide. e' .J2a@'
You may not endorse all tina. extract
under cloak of your editorial; then pass
this along to your brother editors Of the
WatchmaA ard STANDARD with the cems
pliments Of .u., r
SALLY SLATER:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
From the Record and Farmer.
Baising Calves.

( The best calves should be raised and
kept on the farm. Thus only can a stock
of cattle be improved. Breeding from
the best and raising the best is the only
sure road to success in keeping stock Of
cattle for beef or the dairy.
There is dead less in raising and
keeping many animals, because they nev-
er pay for the food they consume. In
order to have superior animal, one that
will pay for its keeping, and handsome
profit above, all parts and functions which
90 to make up sound animal must par
take Of the same uniform, healthful de-
velopment and activity.
The digestive organs, of the cow, for
instance, must be capacious, strong and
active, capable of seizing the food and
Transforming it into matter that is suitable
for giving nourishment and growth to the
tissues Of the body. The lungs must be
able to oxydize and vitalize this matter as
it reaches them mingled with the current
of the blood, and then the secretions must
be properly balanced, so that the nutri'
mcnt will go to promote the growth and
development of all parts in their proper
harmony. When there is an undue ten.
dency to the formation of muscle and fat,
the secretion of milk must consequently be
proportionately small in quantity or poor
in quality. IT, on the other hand, the
product of milk is excessive, other parts
maygsutIer, sometimes to such an extent
as to cause constitutional feebleness OF
disease, which may he impaired to the
next generation. The nervous organiza.
tion must be vigorous and healthy, for the
action of all the functions derive theil
life and motive power from the nerves.
And the temperament must be calm and
docilc, otherwise there will be waste Of
the tissues in unnecessary activity and ex'
citment, rra# ...t
The character of the mature animal il
these very important points, depends in
very high degree on the way in which i
is raised. To produce a COW that is per
feet in every respect, the calf must be
fed, cared for and trained from the day
of its birth without intermiss on until ma
turity, in such way as to give a steady
uniform grow ih and development, ueifhel
too fast nor too slow, without forcing anC
without check. lgd .is a.~ tia ry
1t is a very easy, pleasant way to rais'
calf to let it follow its dam. A vert
| fine calf will be the result. II has th
argument in its favor---it is in accordance
with the laws of Nature. AS the lives @
\ domestic animals are to great extent ar
tifcial, being restrained and controlled il
their habits by man, it is desirable tba
they become reduced to a condition O
subsection aud doeility at that age wheI
II can be accomplished with the least in
convenience and interference with thel
|. growth. q zlni ieii ab u
"A calf that has taken its milk in th
natural way, especially if it has run j
4 the pasture with the COW, is a wild
beadstrong creature. 1t is often dificu