The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24
Cattle SHOW ct Vienna

Cattle show ct Vienna
John A Warder, OF Ohio, who Is one
az the American Commissioners It Vi
anna writes home some interesting
! ,ett.r.. We copy from the Prairie
E;rp,ey this notice Of the exhibit ion
az sock ct that great Worlds show:
A already observed when speaking
Of the arrangements, the stock h
claessd by nationali,iss. and grouped
scoording to race. They must p
brought forward. In this hAsty review,
By their relationships, and the coun-
triss will only be named incidentally.
Il will appear that some races naSe
become widely spread. while Others
| are eha,seserissic Of Tie localities
where they have originated. and 70
which they appear 10 be caaaned.
Commeneing with the taasoas short
. horns Of Hnssaa>t We aud sAeo vii
rsprss>usea a<r- ey Ell aa1 res isa-
rSo-sassco., ard ~ crvsee~ 1t aas sarssa-
e.. sAsoA sSes sa<Sr vaAse - sar-as-
O.. ~ saase - sAseas rzsSSxe ss2sk, LAss
rscs ssxzsss r~-<rsaaesl Azsszs A. re
asfzas exsasaA II g<-Asssas Ct
sarr~ Ard r~Ve4sss $50 II t~saaas
saAlassse az1 ssassoss = sAss<a q %
sa.sy xxrN TIE esas~ aaaasxk
s-s.aSai Ae-e have s<<a ~ sNsa ~
Eaea FSo~A
Next q inaressXrs~ ana ralas came
the EaalAn3ers> CT FrseslSui cS:sie,
asaasly es.ck And white, sitA slender
nscks. handsome ccanisnAnces, laas
bodies. and srTa~nsly excellent milk
en-. These animals sre chiefly frons
Germany. and Sre evidently faseriies-
Some ef them are well fsttened.-
There are some varieties with different
names and other tinis shAi the clear
black and white, bot these all show
their Hcllandsr origin.
some Of the prestiess stock Was OF
the Sxeilser race, in which the mouse
color prevailed. The animals were OF
medium sire and very neat, goo d
milkers, light and active. The sim.
men,hAlers, on the contrary, German
swiss, are heavy, very large, with an
early tendency TO fatten, aud coarser
in the neck. They are usually of
yellowish red, with little white.
Many different races were brought
from Tyrol, such as the Patznauer,
Kemater, Kitzbticher, Oberinthaler,
Tiroler, Sterginger, &C., but though
they contain some good animals, per-
haps we'll adapted to the lands whence
they came, they offer little induce
ments to US to import them into our
country except as mixers.
Among the German cattle, especial
~ those Of the south, are the Moxta-
tuners '.immenthalers and Badeps,
many of which are whitish and light
fawn colors, which tints appear TO
prevail over wide regions. In Aus
tria, however, there are other races
which seem to be intermediate be-
tween the western stock and the less
civilized race to the eastward. Those
called the Podolischer race are OF
silver grey. The Mnrzthalers are also
,rsy. some Of them Badger grey,
y lille the Mariahofer race, Of Syria,
Irs Lenesfarbisl loaf color. light
.ingy yellowish shade, sometimes
early white, and the Pinzgauers,
rom the came region are spotted red
mi white, and sometimes with white
NJ < and and faces like the Herefords,
Ut of different proportions. They I
,ers alany OF all these races on exhi-
iGIoa thst deserve commendation, |
&c are disposed to be coarse.
Some fine animals from Italy should
z mentioned, but the race was not
iven. The cows from Turin were
Irge and handsome, with soft skins
,ver-d with pale yellow, set of to
syanssgs by Jet black switch ani
orn. Some oxen from Reggie were
s-s gsos
!. Alrvs oa4.eeiioa of the native eat
Z = I4E.sr. attracted universal NJ
-1t21Es ~ Their siz-. thei. uucaitiya-
= torIn-. ,heir low breeding, but al
- same sins. by their -iZ-, ard -
-tialIs sy tie s-pSth and sprsaG 81
1=z. eIo-uso-- bOrl-. There are the
! acss1=-z.s5e cattle o. abe es.t-ru
ssrs q ire Daosue, ~a-re they are
.---- a. I@as.- cf burden. some ~
-S-4 >. .4r CE ssveE year, w-re la
.1as 5F..o good egncltiou, but the
-1-s gratifying r-.lit- have followed
-gTz e.p--4rs .iia II. short h"ra.,
- -oosa b. the al ox-n sxnioiied -
E,Asss
AEssGer .t+p backward IN tie bis
.1ry - tns-- animals. briBg u 10 the
t,-axiz. 81 tsoGaso, which L Also here,
1.sa rlseK ard vhiIs-%Ice@tInsIy
1Es.s-sgivs 70 ting COZ fsoc5er, bGt
I1ss.estirS 20 tie naturalist.