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TEMPERANCE PICNIC
JAMES PARK,
On Thursday, IuHs q, 1871,
BY
YOUNG MEMS DIVISION NO. SO, S. OFT.

At which number OF valuable prizes wiz
be awarded as follows.
A Splendid silver service, worth SO, t0 the
most popular cotton merchant
A fine gold headed cane, worth $50, 90 the
most popular county official.
An elegant set OF china vases, worth SO. to
the most popular city official.
A Life size picture OF GENERAL ROBERT -
LEE. worth s20 % the most popular Dry
Goods House.
A spIendid silver mounted Hnglisn. cleaveL
worm SIS, 70 the most popular Butcher.
A choice IS buggy whip, &c the most popular
livery stable keeper
One pair Vases to the most popular Hotel.
Magnificent Picture Of StOnsFau Jackson Co
the most popular clerk Of regular IA aIn-
phis paeksg.
A beautiful bouqust 70 the prsttiest young
lady.
A Barlow knife to the ugiiest young man
There VIII also be u1auE arc liseLLie u con
uf.7fT,lr ~ Shooting Galleryf Fly -lls L.5--l
rTa1- agicking the Duoks ereasaa ri4' Hl--l-
Cat .4, m --.I-,.t-
.s-s-,5eS1ed 81 tha Old d6lq pms 1lall-s
= - -.slS ~ II -srlfg, Ladies aud c1lll-Ean Lr57-
-, --sl,asis prizes wiz be given 1l sne
- 80, e-eIlery. 40 one Wlo nltl 51l = ~
- "a ssas0n WI be allowed % a44Ls3--
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RETURN TRAINS.

The M. q e. R. r. will send out a special
train to I.aGrange, leaving the picnic
grounds at II pm. The Mississippi and Ten
uessee Railroad will send out a special train
to Sardis, leaving their depot at Il pm.
The Memphis and Louisville railroad will
return eXcursiOnlsts only on regular trains
to Brownsville.
Hali-fare tickets good for Saturday and
Sunday on the Memphis and Louisville and
Mississippi and Tennessee railroads, but good
only on Saturday on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
Masonic Lodges and Master Masons in the
vicinity are requested to cooperate with as
in making the picnic grand success.
TICKETS, ladies and gentlemen each, SOC.
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University Of Mississippi
COMMENCEMENT ExESCISES.

rOMMENCEMENT SERMON NsUNDAY, ,
- June 18th,
By Rev. W. &. CRANE. ID, of Jackson, Miss
sophomore Prize Defamation on Monday
June 18th.
Junior exhibition on Tuesday, June Z7th.
Public Day OF Law Department, June 18th
Address by HENRY CRAFT,
Professor Of Law.
Grafton before the Literary Societies,
BY Col. II. W. WALTER, Of Holly Springs,
June 18th.
Delivery Of Medals to Successful Disclaimers,
June 18th.
Alumni Grafton by Rev. W. 7. J. SULLIVAN,
o'clock pm, June 18th.
Day OF Literary Department,
Thursday, June 18th.
Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees,
Thursday. June I'D.
THO. E. B. PEGUES,
Secretary Of the Board.
OXFORD, Miss, May q, 1871. jew
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ST. LOUIS, June 2L-Flour is very dull;
| super fall, s. 25. Wheat demand very light,
| Oats a shade better at 50g5lc on track
1 A
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CINCINNATI, June 2L.- Cotton is firm, and
demand fair; middhug, 8c. Flour is ouIl
and dropping; family, IS 50&6 IS. Wheat is
is dull = shows unsettled appearance; MOL
red fall, 81 SSigl 40 Corn in good demand and
advanced, a. 5765Se. Rye is rather quiet, at
92N95c. Oats steady, 52tg57. Eggs In good de-
mand l5c. Butter scarce and drn; choice 22c.
Cheese firm; factory, ll@l2c. PORK dull.
Hogs dull and dropping, 4943Sc. Cattle un-
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
~ MEMPHIS June l3, l6IL !
ss- On the lst day Of July, 1871, viii make
my return TO the COURT for CONDENSATION
all lots on which TAXES have not been paid
for 1870. after that time COST Snd INTERE
will be CALCULATED.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
fels City Tax Collector.
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NASHVILLE.

elining; low middling, lSj<c; strict do, l9c.
Bacon clear sides, &c; shoulders, 71zc;
nssns, 1z7Sci sugar-eured hams, packed, l5c.
Lard, ll1sc. Corn, 75c. Oats, 70c Wheat choice
new white and amber, 81 50. Barley, 75c. Flour,
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Excursion Fares on Railroads.

Parties living in the Vicinity wishing to
attend the picnic, viii be carried over the
Memphis and Louisville, Memphis and
Charleston and Mississippi and Tennessee
railroads for one fare round trip, coming IN
on the regular trains or the respective roads
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LOUISVILLE, June 2L-CottOn is dull
very firm; demand in excess; extra family
S6 75 Grain-cOrD firm and active al 70372c
for shelled IN sacks; wheat scarce and nrm
at 81 $50 1856. for choice from store. Oats are
quiet at CSC Rye, quiet at 81 %. Whisky,
quiet at S8cs Leaf tobacco continues very
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 all persons de-
~ string TO make safe and paying invest
ma ent, that the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad Company now Oner for sale. at
their office, In this city. their Bonds OF Hale,
Green and Pickeus counties, Alabama; and
LoWndss and Monroe counties, Mississippi
These Bonds were issued by these counties,
seVerallY, 10 aid said company In the cOna
structiOn Of their road. They are known TO
be i've Of the Wealthiest counties in either
the State Of Alabama or Mississippi. HRv-
ing suffered but little by the ravages CT the
late war, they owe no floating debt, and pos
s6ss large taxable property, and the Bonds
now offered constitute their only bonded
debt. They are all 8 per cent Coupon Bonds,
and pay their interest semi annually at the
Cffice of the Company, or in New York. The
taxes have been already assessed Ia all the
cOuutiss 10 meet the interest and provide 8
sinking fund for their REDEEM ptiOu. These
taxes hHve been regularly collected, and the
laus and courts interested with the moneys
OF orphans, can find no securities safer and
move profitable, and capitalists seeking to
make permanent invest stments can 10 no bet
ter thsn 10 purchase them. The Company
will dispose OF them at such rates as will
make them a paying ten per cent invest
meut; and when the Bond is paid, The pur-
chaser will receive twenty-five per cent. ad-
dItiOnal on the original outlay. Stocks in
companies always depend on their manage
menJ and good fortune for their regular diVi-
dends. The Income from the Bonds Is GER
tain, regular, more reliable, and, IN most
instances, more profitable.
FOr any additional information. apply to
FRED. W. SM ITH, Cashier OF Memphis City
Fire and General Insurance Com pauy, or to
the Undersigned, at the Office OF the Selma,
Marion and Memphis Railroad Company,
No. IS Madison street, Memphis.
Chairman Of 1.-THE Finance Committee OF g., M
and N. h. B. Co. ie22
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The GRAND BABY SHOW
FOUR ELEGANT PRIZES.

To the finest baby under six months old
VIII be awarded a handsome CARRIAGE.
by Wheeler, Pickens & Co., House Fur
ulshing Goods, No. $50 Main street.
To the nuest baby, between SIX and twelve
months Of age, viii be awarded a fne EN-
BROIDERED ROBE. by D. q. q H. NJ. I.oew-
enshne, southern Palace, 81 Main street.
To the finest baby, between one and twoyears
OF age, will be awarded a splendid EBFBROI-
DEkED SUIT, by c. o. Valentine. Agent
Grover q Baker Sewing Machine Conn
pany, No. 8lS Main street.
To the finest Pair OF Twins, under two years
OF age, will be awarded a pair Of SILVER
GOBLETS, by ". c. Byrd, jsweIer, 275 Main
street.
The Prizes are now On exhibition at the
stores OF the respective donors.
The Awarding Committee viii be composed
Of three gentlemen and three ladies. who
are parents, and who will not be permitted
to allow their children to contest.
Parents presenting children for contest
will be required 70 pay 81 90 for each.
The Prizes will be awarded at S o'clock Pr
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The India Cotton Crou,

BOMBAY, June 2l.-A hurricane has
destroyed the cotton crop of the cOun-
try. Around the town Of Banda, in
the district Of Surat, the loss is esti-
mated at half million pounds ster-
ling, and 1t win take years for the
planters to recover from the blow.
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LoUIsvTLLE, June 2l.-Jas. Camp
bell, railroad agent Of the short line
road at BrOwnsbOrO, was shot last
night by an unknown party while at
tempting to remove an obstruction
from the track. He died this evening
Of his wounds. No clue to the assas-
sin.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-The express
train on the Missouri and Pacific rail-
road cOllided this morning with a
height train, near Washington,
gnashing both locomotives, express
and baggage cars, and killing the ire ire,
man on the express tram. Inc
eoIlisio9 vas caused by the
carelessness of the brakesman Of the
freight train. who neglected TO set the
switch properly.
An earthquake st CaliBtOga, Cali
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BAYAHBAH, June 2l-Cotton uisplavs a
downward tendency; middling, lqSa20c. Net
receipts, so bales; exports. coa'SIyyise. an
bales; sales, -; stock $780,
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CINCINNATI, June 21.-The Jury in
the Mcclellan murder case, after being
out about twenty-fOur hours, failed to
agree, and were discharged this even
ing. The disagreement was relative
IN facts
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1haIaie - Yallandlnhan.

C.oIuMBUs, OHIO, June 2.-The
DemOcrstic State Central Committee
raaf here tonight and organized.
Resolufio1Is of respect to the memory
~ C-L. Valiandighsm and sympa-
fhv for lis WIDOW were adopted
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 10 me exc
ID cuted on the Sth day of April, 1863 by
Rebecca BledsOe, Job BledsOe ana Isaac Bled-
soc, properly registered in the Registers
office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, IN Record
Book No. 70, page 6l2. ETC., and in pursuance
OF the terms thereof the Indebtedness
thereby secured remaining unpaid, will,
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PRIZE GUN TO THE BEST SHOT.

A hne double barreled, imported SHOT
GUN, donated by F. d. Clark q Co, jewellers,
go Main street, wiz be awarded to the best
shot at the picnlc
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NOTICE
MAMMOTH CAVE

TFvHE best route to this Greatest Natural
X wonder Of the world ls via il. anu n. h.
R. to Glasgow Junction, 81 miles rom Louis
vile. thence By easy stages seven miles
through the finest mountain scenery. Nam
moth Cave Hotel. newly lifted and Furnished
throughout. is drst-class in every respect.
Amusements Of every kiud-splendid Dane
ing Hail. Billiards, CrOQuet, Target Practice.
Base Bal Pen Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
dnnfiug within e few minutes walk OF the
Hotel. El -st-Clats Band during the entire
season. Pursst atmosphere and most tnvisO-
rating climate on the continent. Tempera-
ture ia the region OF the Cave always 5y'.
sulphur Water Of any required strength re-
Gently discovered in the Gave. and always on
hand. Direct tel6graphia communication In
the Hotel. The very best Summer Resort In
America.
- Be sure to buy your tickets via GLAs-
COW IuECI ION. u. 4. GA NAs. PrOprIaL0r.
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, June H.-Cotton dull and de-
clined; middltng uplaDds are now quoted al
POS. Flour dull; IS S596 Is for shipping grades
extra Wheat dull and dropping; red and
amber, 81 56gl 81. Corn dull; prime western
mixed, 1910. Whisky nrmer; 921z. Coffee
dun and dropping; Rio, l3tg16c. Sugar steady
and moderate demand; Cuba, 91z0954c.
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The drawing for the twenty presents given
away by d. G. q h. NJ. LoewenstIne, SOUTH
ern Palace, win take place at $3.50 pm, on
the grounds.
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Dancing viii commence a. II o'clock m.
and cCutiu Iauntu II 5Up.m.
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A GRAND DISPLAY OF FlREWORKs
WIN take place at so'cIocE, pm.

A handsome BOUQUET win be voted to the
most beautiful young lady, and a line CAKE
to the most popular married lady at the pic
ME.
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Helzlg q gros Will hold their drawing for
50 u. 8. bond at the picnic at 40 pm.
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"a FINE PTCTURE,
Donated by M. HENOCHsRERG, sS7 Main st.
viii be disposed OF On the grounds.
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BRI1GE BUILDER8,

OTTY ENGINEERS OFFICE, oT
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn IEne 90 ISL
NB- Sealed proposals VIII be received ar
this office until Il o'clock m. Tuesday, June
Z7th, for rebuilding TIE bridge over Bayou
Gayoso, on Madison street. For further In
formation apply at this once. The CITY re-
serves the right TO reject any or all OF tie
bids. J.H. HUMPHREYS,
fsgl CITY Engineer.
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TICKETS. ladies and gentlemen each. SOC


THE TRADE TO the fOlloWtng:-HN
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
cOLORED SASH RIBBONS,
MARROW TIE RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RIBBONS,
CORD EDGE RIB80hS,
TAFFETA RlBBOHS,
GROS eRAlN RIBBONS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT RIBBONS,
CANTON SHADE. HATS,
CANTON GlPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, ETC., Etc.
aE TRIMMED HATS IN EVERY GRAED
OTIS g. CO.,
apis 827. Main street. Memphis
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DISSOLUTION.

TNBE firm OF MOores Il Norton is this day
i dissolved BY mutual consent, J. L. Nor
ton retiring. Either partner, or ". 3 Gates,
are authorized 10 settle the business OF the
nrm. J. " MOOEES.
J. l.. NORTON.
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United States bonds OF 1852, 9O5z; do old 'B5s,
y03S; do SIS, s0i do l0-40a, S8s<,
PARIS, une 2I.--Fssntes, 5lf. e2c.
FRANKFoRT, June 2l.-Coupons ~, 9s3S.
LIVERPOOL. June a. Cotton steady; mid
ding uplands. B5SaS5Ed; middling Orleans,
SD. Sales, Il, 600 bales; 1000 for speculation
ana export. Bresdstufts weak but prices IN
changed.
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M enken Brothers,
CORNER MAIN AND COURT STREETS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
[

nN HAND AND FOR SALE, at No. ii
~ MONROE STREET, the eel lebrated CAPE
LIME.
Merchants orders solicited.
WILSON q gEARCY,
ieZI AGENTS.
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FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOR SALE

FOREST RETREAT. on Horn Lake Road
III renowned before the war as a most m az
nidCent retreat, two miles south OF tue city
is now offered for sale. property consists OF
Five Acres OF Ground, House with twelve
rooms, large galleries around DC. two gOuI
Cisterus, Stables, OuthOuseH, elc ali SUR
rounded BY q large forest grove, Iutermlls
gled with maguollas, eVsrgreeus, roses aud
rare plants. due orchard Of choice frulf
VINEYARD AL loaded with the best Of fruir.
asparagug beds, etc.
fhfs property Is offered for sale on reason
able terms. Title guaranteed. Inquire "a
the premises. AMANDA jacob.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
suCEEYE saLVE,

WE have Just received q MI supply Of
w BUCK Eye HALVB. We shall hare9f-
ter be fully prepared % meet tns demand f0r
this Justly celebra1ed Pile. remedy, ~ nniesal9
or retail.
q. VI. JONES n CO,
ie4 80 Aaln street
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777777Tfad-Hsw sa5soTi1f81 Book.

-. ,risa good agent 70 ulanase ne sac
Va n, Tanuassea. BE must nave 500
lznowisdgs Of the bu9lne-a ~. : .l.-s -. ~
49, -. = i5isSal uroft VII h9 ready w one
- 5rice s20. ". }. HOLLAAsl 2 ~
49, ---@'' Springfield, Mass,
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An earthquake at CsliBtOga, Cali
f0rnia. yesterday
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GALVESTON, June H.-Cotton weak: good
ordinary, l5359l57<e. Net receipts, IA bales.
Exports, 70 Great Brltaini 15i6 bales. sales,
l006 bales. Stock, 49, 2l8 bales.
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MOBILE June 2L-COttOn easier: midalinZ,
ls5zc Net receipts, ~ bales; sales, 100; stock,
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LOzDOs, June a, 4:so D.m.-oOnsOls, sa,l;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
FATHER vASSEUR, THE CHINESE MISSION
AIRY, AED HIS PLANS.

TO THE EDITOR OF rHR HERALD
Four times In one month your columns have been
open to very friendly accounts Of my instructions
lectures, exhibitions, &c, given here for the ad.
vancement Of missionary work actually prose.
Christian knowledge In China. For this l am the
more obliged to you, that aostaining from collec-
lions means reiterated this time OF dstress
saw that the favor Of your SO widely dlfused paper
procured me publicity that my own poor personal
exertions would nave never attained. Encouraged
by such precedents will ask you this time TO be so
(SI Lawrence's church, Wednesday evening, No
venber 20, at half past seven O'cock), Chinese
ldolatry" Few persons In this city have idea OF
the multiplied engines OF Satan to retain In his
And actually they are invading our countries and
alter having shown by the massacre or Chris
tians that we are not allowed TO plant freely
the cross among them. they come and
plant freely their idols In our countries before the
cross; and for Us, sons or tue crOser sucn fact
must excite our most serious reflections. Moreover
nave been gracefully invited TO deliver q sermon
for tine propagation OF the faith, the 81 December,
feast OF st. Francis Xavier. IN the French church
st. LOUIS Twenty-f0urtn street, In the evening.
threatened with winter harder than customary.
Should my oner seem acceptable any v here-church,
fair or hall In the cy-i would DO delighted 10
tribute for .hcir relief, or By any or my four lee.
Chinese profane and religious scenes provided /
am allowed TO accompany this exhio non with such
explanations as SUIT the ideas and the calling OF a
MISSIONARY help the poor here and arouse Inc pub.
nc nteres! ios tue largest mssions IN the world Is
regard to personal pront for my iabcrs am, my
A. vAsSEUR, =. j., Missionary IN China.
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MATRIMONIAL mIsERIEs.
A Mcrciless Mesher-ln.Law and Son.in.Inw
Schufzop hoimcr.

NcrciIcss Mother-In.Law and Son.in.Inw
Schutzenhoimcr.
Ernest Adolphus 6chutzenheimer, . good-looking
Teuton, came 70 Essex Market Saturday morning to
pour The tale Of his woes into the ear Of Justice
Scott and seek legal redress for his wrongs Ernest
IL AFFLICTED with that most
rKRKIBLR CAI.AMTTIRa,
o mother-in-law. He Is q mild hammered youth, OF
industrious habits and loving disposition lie
became cnamored OF pretty Bavarian
damseL and In the nrst gush OF his afec.
lions csp0used her. nc knew sno had
q mother, but young ana inexperienced as he was
with no KIND friend TO advise and fOrewarn, no
little dreamed what misery The future had in store
her mother was harsh and severe. Not content
with simply
TON0UE-LASnN0 HIN,
she 1nally drove him entirely from the house and
c0n1scated his scanfy wardrobe. Ernest IN plain
tive tones detailed the history OF his persecution.
SAID hc:-''Shoodge, / don't got no Overcoat, no
close, no pantaloons no vie. no nodings VII hat
70 all vtnter dis way ~
JUDGE-That is q pretty hard case, young man.
Can't you get your wife, either
ERNEsr-NO, ShOodge, dat ole woman, she Keek
me out IKE dog, and my wife she keep lock up all
lone by herself, ven goes dere nights.
The benevolent feelings OF hs Honor wero aroused
by this pathetic appeal, and turning 10 the bland
and hirsute Mr. Steers he SAID Well, give this man
summons to get his breeches. He must have some
thing TO keep HIM warm during the winter"
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TROTTING TO-DAY.

Should the weather be pleasant the rrotting world
win have quite an interesting time to-day consider.
ing the lateness OF the season, as events are an
nounced to occur on both the Fleetwood Park and
Prospect Park Fair Grounds. At the first OF these
popular tracks there are on the cards match OF
81 o0O mile heats, best three in hve In harness. be.
tween the bay geldlng James O'Brien lformerly T. J.
Bradley and the bay gedng Ed. White; also a
purse and stake OF $1,000, mile heats best three In
hve, between the bay gelding Charley Green, to
wagon; the chestnut geliing Dreadnauglit to
wagon; the bay mare Topsey, In harness, and the
brown mare lila May, In harness. Both OF these
contests will be Of interest.
At the Prospect Park Fair Grounds It is an
nounced that the great team race for $4,000, mile
heats best three In flve between Honest Allen aud
running mate and Kingston and running maze. will
positively take place. AS the track viii no doubt
be In good condition an exciting struggle may be
anticipated 1t will be remembered that these
teams have already come together twice recently
and each scored a victory; hence the interest Is
greatly enhanced In the result OF t0-days meeting.
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HORSE NOTES.

The following correspondence between MI. Henry
Bergh, President OF the American Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals, ana ID. James y.
Cattanach, Veterinary Surgeon, I'm relation to the
practice Of clipping and singing horses In cold
weather win be found OF much INTEREST,"
TIE ANHnioAN SOCIETY roR Tnn J
PREVENTION o. ChyaLIr TO AsIxALs.
d.. JANIS 9. cArrAsAo v.iennsiS sursso eS. New
DxAn sH-wm you please favor .s,s society with your
with yoa and ns,ssw 10 r.s,sd the er9e p.c.cs Of
Spscifuily yours. HENRY BER0A.
BnoADwAr, coRsEs Folrr-,xIm sra.rr,
u.~,x NEW foaK, Nov ~. 1911. !
DrAa Sal am in receipt your letter Of 2ad instant
bss S :is,s All eon:aes
!s.y i fS commences 10 i'm
,ney VIII not pss'.rs 90 much WREN worked hard per
has a., '1 ss happy rsn, that consider TONIC
strengthen. is .L.sreeL Of the sEs allows The snma 10
a.. a.,d a!.s Ne return. stable with s.sa,i:ai
and p ss And ~ w. . ~.
81, 81 sS s Win long coat o. ha that driven rapid
q I'm The so 3. en-
ban.. him he .sa ~ aud n re-
a.n: u y s nnd Tia. as animal
the lois o. many valuable horses. "S'
inc uotrnk hotse mat ~ clipped n general rie,
welt taken Of hts provides him WIN warm ban
kes and when ne stops the he Ia wrspped as IN
them and me rssss. OF care taken prevent him from
taking cod do not advocate the clipping on hoaes that
have only 70 perform slow work. the hsck. that NAV
have 70 ftaad ior hours tune the public Squares his
owner waiting or Job; bat for the road orse
consider An act Of humanity 70 relieve him OF his heavy
Clipping horses has prAcusrd for uurnber III
years and has NOW become popular; has had fair trail
and senuemen dd not bnd benehca they wond not run
the risk OF adopting on horses them many tho
. Of dollars. ~ '-"' '"o"'
have the greatest respect for your Invaluable society and
sha ~ Mmss spare 10 pains To assist you your good
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