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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones' Cough Mixture

-'s'es Seh's tOaea
This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been used
IN this community Cor upwards Of FIVE years with
being pleasant the taste. ard given in small doses
msHeEly ell the various affections Of the Throat
and LnnRe, Ne Coughs, Colds Asthma, Group, Intiu-
enZa, HOarsencss. Bronchitis, and Incipien. Con
SUMPTION Also for the relief Of patients in advanced
stages II consumption. These cases, though we do
not claim IL will il will certainly relieve such
extent that II will be considered blessing indeed
by such patients Confident that you will find il J,,st
represented, we invite trial.
Put mp ~ boItles, al ~ cents and i each.
70 be had only Of
ARTHUR NATTANs, DTKssiss,
no,sstr Corner - and D streets northwgst
Caution.
LIE PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers are csuiiouel to avoid the numerous Coun-
ttIfei.s aid fmitatiCnS on red for sale.
ri JOHN DUNCANlS SONS, New York,
oet1s 23vly Agents for the United States.
Card.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America,
missionary discovered safe AID simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers H. e been cured BY
tlHs nebie rernedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate. will send the recipe
for preparing and using this mediane, in q sealel
eByeiope, 10 any one VINO needs IL. Free If Ctnyge.
Address, JOSEPH r. ISMAN,
Station ID, Bible House
marf2iy New York City.
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A 50 500 VAcAscY.-The position of one o
the principal bookkeepers in the United State
Treasurer's ofice is vacant, and will be filled b,
a competitive examination. The position j.
worth S2.sGO a wear.
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en- ADJUSTMENTS.

.f ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER. BKeIxs Az $
THIS twBDNEsDAY,- EVENING,
Grand Complimentary Benefit Of the
CORCORAN zOUAvEs,
when they will make theirtl in public in the
MANUALOF ARMS and EXHIBITION DRILL
previous to which viii be acted the charming COM ID
.OURS.-
May Sayilie, Alice Stanley. Mrs Chester M,ssrs
Thorne, Bowers, Barr, kinssley and Parkii'trst.
To, MORROW EVENING, January Is, at 8, frs
'''''' A-s " LIE PETIT FAUST.
AIMEE as Mephis:e, BONELLI as Mareueri,s
JuTEAU a. Fritz, LECUYER as yaleBtin.
hiDA BK .sHifSii 81 6s Hi AIMEE,
SATURDAY Efs ffST SS SsEFefs; MAT
INEE.
AIMEE in Ia PERICHOLE.
Admission ~ Matinee 8 and 9 50, with rcserve'
seats. Jl5-if
METROPoLITAN VARIETY THEA.
Ti;s ,,..,, hO .,r.., -. ~, =, ,,o NV. ST.;
Tn, week fseSss Ps; L ny fz3
The Little infant Me@ler, BABf BENSON, the
HS @ I've ssTs Sf as VIZ n sans
Miss JENNIE BENSON,
The Champion Fsmale Clog Dancer VI the w.nrll
Mus WARD, and the Excelsior Song aud
- Dance Man. ..CINCISSATUS."
CASTELLA1TI. the Eniilent tss mnast. in his great
act entitled - The Ladder OF Life" together
with the Great Company in a Grand
FAMILY MATINEFs for Ladies and Children
.EXTRi NoTiCE.IG i n Complimentary Benefit
q MANAGER =. HENZE, THURSDAY EVE
WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
ANOTHER NEW HOST OF TALENT.
Engage ment OF the most wonderful
PRINCE JApI DJALMI,
tPf.bce OF Abyssihia in his own right,)
THE NAN OF MYSTERY.
Engagement Of the accom plisied gyIa1asts.
WILLIAM FOREPAUGH. Miss ALICE NAPIER,
In their thrilling feats. -s.
To" eelebFated song and dance men, Manchester
KHsei i.se iashing vocalist and actress, Miss Sae
hascn thc beautiful character yocaists, Fey sisters
Grand Hsilet Troupe Mile Annette, Emily Smith
Emma Marsh, Belle Graham, Fannie May, Saiie
Wesner. Julia Bennett, Rose Celeste, Nellie Amber
son, Annie DOnhelly, Maud Miller,
The accomplished dancers. Mr.. Gus Peters, NJ lilo
AnBetts, Dick Barker, Otto Burbank, Jas. Douglas,
r. Jean Buckley, Miss Amanda Lee, and great
company OF artists.
Monday, Tuesday, and weinesday-COLLEEN
Thursday, Friday, and Satnrlay-Miss Mason's
great drama Of JACK SHEPPARD.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
FRIDAY. January I1-tstand Com pInentar Benefit
to GEO s. KNIGHT KrNew Stars next week. ne
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REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER and family
are at the Arlington,
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from This
source to-day were 500. 1852.
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Tine BosroN FIRE.-Geh. Butler and Richard
5. Spoford were before the ways and means
committee this morning, and argued in favor OF
having the duties RENTED on goods in bond de-
stroyed by tie fire i'm Boston.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

III In ACEDkEkks AWAITING TRIAL.
NEw YORK, JAN l5.--1he grand Jury have
found true hills for murder against Sbarkevs
Scanneii and King. District attorney Phe,1s
saws there are fourteen murderers now in the
up "a soon as possible.
TnE UNpEEGEoUND RAILROAD.
IhIee hundred men commenced work yester-
day al 18th street upon one section OF the under
roundrailKay. IL is expected that one tbOus-
and men viii be at work w th.a a mouth. The
road will be finished and in working order 10Y
the ist OF January, 1875.
NOT coon woHxrrs.
"A contractor who employed large number of
Italian en- grants has sent them back to the en-
grafton Commissioners, lTonouncing them
no COMBINATION or TYLEanAPu LINES.
IL Is stated that there IL no truth an the re-
ported combination anu consolidation OF the
THERE WERE FIVE oFFErs OF poSps
to-day, amounting 20 S2lseo. NJ FROM llI.sS 80
HISS. The government bought only slG ,5ol
Is THE TWEED CASE
thls morning the defence offered objections adj
0uonal TO those yesterday, namely. That tho
that Tweed, az auditor of accounts, ws- not AN.
officer. StoIrs, deputy controller under Con-
molly, the first witness, prodnced.a resolution,
passed by THeeds board of auditors, as 10 the
mode OF procedure OF that body. The board OF
auditors was composed OF Tweed, Hall and Com
molly. Graham objected to the document a. not
ruled. Graham then objected to the first page
OF the paper, a. IL was only connected win the
case by bearing, Tweed's name aud his sigma
ture should be first proyea. The objection MAS
again oyeriuled-
Edwin Ferre.t's library On Fire.
PHILADELfIA, Jan. ia npe occurred this
morning az the late residence OF Edwin Forrest.
A portion Of the library a. DESTROYED. including
nearly all his valuable shaksperean collection.
The famous original copy Of Shakespeare, which
Mr. Forrest always kept IN q glass case, was
consumed He frequently remarked concern
ing this work that in csse - a IRE I'm the house
he would rather that anything else should he
consumed than that volume should be harmed.
The volume was published in f62s and was vai-
ned at $500. The Ere did not evseDd beyond
the hlrary. and the gallery containing the paint
lnet aud AT collection y not injured. The ire
originated ffom defective aus. me greatest
portion Of the books in NE library escaped
damage except from heat AMI smoke. The loss
WIN be from nom $500 % 5000.
Drswsiags q . nssAsr and I've
Chfldren.
ST. Korrs, IAN. IA few days ago, John
preaching che bridge over the Maramec river.
In jefferson county, in wagon, when the tear
became unmanageable. and dashed down the
river bank And cut s,or the ice, which gave
drowned, = vers 40 the hot ns Ais'ish were
-o------. d. si.fz .fii- q
weooeoo - Oora. -
xIEeixIA CITr, MY jan l5s-Ibe scarcity
cord. Ssssssdsy de ossa ana ssSc Ss, = no Pc
company we.o oe0pellcd - sssp tkplf So1r1Iss
1acei.ery, eeing able esly y asslzs essaek
ssesn 20 mn u Psnp. An keep TIE .nine ne
isssy z d s: :ssssSs g 9 s s s. sss z
eoequaoe supgey. s,r satif = 5..5l'7 p
$3.50 Ss,sehnegt q sosge, ave hue
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g~seven persons ,vsrs bnrned 70 death bv
Gre atutehsslds Eselands days ssf9s yssfer-
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AT THE WHITE HoUsK.-There were large
number Of visitors at the White House this
morning. mostly TO pay their respects to the
PRESIDENT. Senators Cameron, Pratt, Scott,
Nye and Wilson, and a numbsr OF Representa-
tiyes saw the President i'm the forenoon.
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TIE ERIE RAILROAD DIRscroRa yostsn1ay
passed resolut1en authorizing ~ fssne cf
pose Of improving therosd and 1ayino denh,e
tracks.
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GONE TO ATTEND NAPoLEoN'e FUxERAL--
General Schehck, cur minister to England, has
Louis Napoleon. Ten thousand persons viewed
the remains yesterday, among whom were the
Prince OF Wales and Duke OF Edenbureh. Pres
Admiral, Rigauldde Gsuoraiiy, MasshsI Bs-
xaines the Duke of Paliake. and Gen Froissard
TO attend the funeral at ChiselhurH- The appli-
cation OF two nAjors In active service ~ s1mi-
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OMAHA, Jan. f5.-The horse distcmper made
ifs apPearance Yesterday as far west rs Rawiins.
IN wyoming Territory, causing very serious
the line Of the railroad. II -. - 80
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Of fuel continues, and wood 4 seiiins Al Z "a -
cord. Yesterday the 0oun ana Cnsr 1Su|,st
eo9eany ve.s 6sapslled - sssp tksif Sssssssk
team 8 z. a. S. ~: ~ sS s::p 49, .. =. 80
i.sss..sE = =. sslsssd . brig fsrvs3 -
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Kansas ler1gInfs, -

TorEKA, KANSAS, Jan. 15-The legislature
met yesterday. The house organized by elect
ing Josiah Kellogg speaker. The senate sila not
organize. Four women have been appointed
clerks: The governors message Wilt be de-
hvered to-day. - N
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Edwin Fsrre.t-s Lsbr.ry On Fire.


ST. Korrs, Jan IA few DAYS ago, JOHN
Farley. mis- Sife and two chiidreA we're an
preaching Che bridge over the Maramec river.
In jefferson county, in a wagon, when the tear
became unmanageable. and dashed down the
river bank and cut upon the lee, which gave
drowned, - were slso the horrcs. ~
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f2Hk CALDWELL ELECTROMAGNETIC eStI-
mony before the Caldwell Investigating coms
nittee yesterday was similar to that OF Monday
One witness, H. s. Wood, a member Of the Kan
sas legislature, testified that he had been Of
ferred 50 900 to vote for Caldwell; that subse-
quentiy he was promised 1000 and a handsome
saddle horse if he would vut8for Sydney Clarke,
when he said, "Ste here, mister I'm not
Texan steer. and ana not N dse'm1kket; whenI
want TO sell ont I'm ea3l around and let you
know Mr.. Wool further testified thai then
Gaiswe'l's friends w6ht 5000 bettef.s Wood,
Who vas dem0cfats finally concluded 10 vote
further witnessed present, the. oomibKfee adj
journed the investigation until Friday, when It
Is undo rstood that MIR, Caldwell hopes to pro-
sauee some rebutting testimony.
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THEIRS AND THE CoMMIrTEB or TRxBTr
CAN'T AsRFg.-The committee or fhe French
Assembly on government reform made q report
Yesterday Wlifch we4ke1H tie yetQ powers of
the President and subjects HIM 60 excessive for
malities before he can address the Assembly.
Theirs objects TO tless provtsisns, batacquiesces
I'm the division Of the Assembly into two cham
bcrs. II is likely enough that the violent agita-
ton ON this matter which prevailed In France
tioRS fshS s1essios s<sl,ick gSsS NsS y it.I
.banenf ns,nif ~ ko7cfnnl enS Which Newf York
lektsined wheRslt ltnyhlea Tweed Aat his ssse.
tiate rascahpstqf coNsE seaxsN Mayof H.
than eisl,t and half millions lesslast gear thar
The n x1A&ny pdiS 1tilin the preceding year
mere hone Substantial gain, a. least.
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PIANOS. &c.

- PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
These Instruments, which, on account of their su-
yeriorlty over all others, have in a few year--
become the most popular mere a. well a. sli No.
over the country can ee had now Tor the f0lstSS
l0wiBg low prices
SQUARE PIANOS from SS75 to S5.5.
UPRIGHT PIANOS from 500 70 SEQ.
GRAND PIANOS from SIS to SINS.
Persons " no wish TO save from LOO 300 in Pr
chasing the best instrument out, invited Ill
and compare for themselves Pianos for rent Pianos
exchanged. Tuning aud Repairing properly attended
to- CARL RICHTER, Agent,
dle-tr q33 penDe IL aDia a
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TIE TELEGRAM (mentioned in yesterdays
starr pUrporting to have been sent by the
Governor of Arkansas to the President, request
ing the withdrawal of troops from the Cherokee
neutral lands, has not reached the President.
When the request is officially made, the troops
will be promptly Withdrawn.
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After cur report closed yesterday of the pro-
ceodings Of the special committee Of the Honse
OF Representatives, Of Which Judge Poland is
Chairman, 10 inquire into the credit mobilier
charge:
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GOVERNMENT COUNSEL IN THE CREDIT Mo-
BILIER CAsE.-The President has appointed
Stanley Matthews and A. F. Perry, OF Ohio, as
counsel for the government i'm the credit M g.
bilier trials. Mr.. Mathews declines, however
in consequence of previous binding engage
ments he has made, and this will neces5itate tie
appointment of another in his place.
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James River and Kanawha Canal.

The bill introduced in the House by
Gen. Negley for the construction of a
James River and Kanawha Canal, di.
reefs the Secretary of War to lay out,
construct, enlarge, and improve a
waterway by canal, river, slack water,
or sluice, from tide water,on the James
to the Ohio at the mouth of the Kama
wha River, which is to be for the entire
distance seventy feet wide and seven
feet deep, with sufficient number OF
locks, 120 by twenty feet, and naviga-
BILE for boats of $50 tons. To paw the
expense of this work the Secretary of
the Treasury is directed to issue
IS, 600, 900 Government Al per cent. 10
so bonds, principal and interest paya-
BILE in gold. The States OF Virginia
aud West Virginia are to cede TO the
United States all ownership and jurls-
diction of the property, and the Gen
eral government is also to extinguish
by purchase the stock, and pay off the
debts of the existing corporations,
whose property would be taken by the
new enterprise. The Secretary of the
Interior is to select commissioners from
each of the States of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, Indi.
ana, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa,
whose terms of Office shall be
six years, one-third of the number to
be appointed every second year, who
are to nave full control and manage
ment of the Ohio and Atlantic Canal,
and are to establish its tolls aud gen.
orally direct its operations. When the
revenues Of the canal have paid the
principal and interest of the bonds is
sued in aid of its construction no tolls
are afterward TO be collected, and the
canal will continue a public highway
of commerce. The last section of the
bill prohibits any member of Congress
from being interested in any contract
for construction.
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HURRICANES.
The Theory Of a spanish Naval oa,eer.

The Theory OLA spanish Naval Officer.
The Anuario gel Deposito Hidro.
grafico of Madrid contains a paper by
Lieutenant +. Carrasco Y Guisasola, of
the Spanish navy, in which new theo-
ry of cyclones is very plauslbly set
forth. The author admits, with other
writer's, that electricity PLAYS a great
part in these AMI other phenomena.
Before water spout appears the mari
ner perceives a nmaber of black clouds.
which speedily congregate in a single
spot. The lowest of them soon descends
in the shape of an inverted cone,
the apex OF which seems to touch the
surface of the sea. The waters below
get agitated at its approach, and emit
vapor which rises up like smoke.
Sometimes a circular depression is
formed just below the cone, as if VIC
lent wind were blowing from the apex (;
very rarely the inverse occurs. namely,
the rising of the sea to meet the spout.
The latter is generally accompanied
with lightning, thunder, hail and rain.
Here, then, electricity contributes its
share, but it cannot easily be proved
that it is the cause of the phenomenon,
or OF hurricanes generally.
To find this our author selects as
suitable examples the typhoons of the
Chinese Sea, and POUNDS his reasonings
on the following hypothesis: "a
zone or belt of air, saturated with
aqueous vapor, and compressed by two
opposite forces as much as it can pos
sibly be, acquires the power of resist
ance peculiar to solid bodies, and NAV
therefore be made to revolve like hard
disk under the influence of those
forces" Now the origin of the mon
soon in the Chinese Sea is generally
attributed to the rarefaction of the at
mosphere caused by the radiation Of
heat from the great continent, and the
consequent attraction of air from the
sea to fill up the vacuum. This
induces northeast trade-wind, which
passes over the Philippine Islands, and
ends in the Pacific at about two hun
dred leagues from its eastern shores.
So does also the southwest monsoon
and between these two winds there
exists in that ocean zone of Gains
which shifts its position in accordance
with the prevailing wind; that is,
always on the side of the weaker one.
Now this zone is the one which our
author considers in the light of a solid.
If exposed to two opposite and equal
winds, it will be compressed. but not
more than the water it contains will
allow. If the wind be oblique to each
other and unequal, the zone will re-
volve, and, as it finds no obstacle to
stop it, it will also be shifted more or
less horizontally. Now This is exactly
the motion of cyclones these storms
will occur oftener in rainy than in other
years; and soon after the rains if the
latter should happen to fall at the be-
ginning of the northeast monsoon.
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cause, as a cold or chill, may throw it
back on the vital organs, and result in
serious arrangement. Well ventilated
stables should be provided and great
care taken not to expose the animals
to storms, or if so exposed, to protect
them thoroughly from chill until
they are dry and rested. The food
should be varied and of a nature to
give strength and keep the bowels mod.
erately loose.
Farmers who have been in the habit
OF taking their horses off grain on the
approach of winter should not now fol-
low their usual custom, but give in add
dition to hay some more nutritious but
not highly stimulating food. Carrots
are extremely valuable. Dat meal
sprinkled on moistened cut hay is also
good feed. The best practice with the
disease has been to sustain the strength
and appetites of the sick animals by
cooling yet nutritious food, groom
well, moderately exercise in the mid
die of the day, and keep them comfort
able in the stable. These simple and
reasonable means have been worth far
more than all the drugs prescribed in
curing the sick, and will be needful for
some time after convalescence. In
fact, it is best for the interests of all
orse owners to adopt the treatment
indicated as permanent prac-
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grated, and the pumpkin has cooked
quite dry, and of rich dark orange
color. While hot silt it through a
coarse sieve. Season only as much as
You are needing for the day.
For one large pie--one egg, one Ia
blespoonful of molasses, four table.
spoonsfuls of condensed milk, and
enough of new milk to make it as thin
as you wish-or il you have it--half
milk and half cream, instead of con-
densed milk sugar and spice to suit
the taste. Bake till a clear rich brown,
but do not blister or scorch.
MNCE PIE. pound finely-chop-
ped roast beef half pound suet do
half peck of apples do one pound raj
sins seeded half pound cleaned cur
rants one nutmeg; two tablespoonfuls
ground cinnamon; one do ground
cloves; the juice of two lemons and
rinds grated some mace; one pound
sugar, and sweet cider to moisten the
whole. Mix and let it stand all night /;
when using add two ounces citron cut
in very thin strips.
PLAIN MINcE PIE WITHOUT MEAT. -
One pound and half crackers three
spoonsful melted butter; half cup Of
vinegar: one cup molassas; raisins
and spice to your taste. Melt the but
ter and vinegar, then add the rest and
fill your paste; cover as usual. - Cor.
Germantown telegraph
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Christian Muscle.


Llft a httle mt a little
Neighbor, lend helping hand
To that heavy-laden brother,
Who for weakness scarce can stand.
What to thee, with thy strong muscle,
Seems light and easy load,
l. to him ponderous burden,
Cumbering his pilgrim road.
Lift little lift little
Effort gives one added strength;
That which staggers HIM when rising,
Thou canst hold at arms full length.
Not his fault that he is feeble,
Not thy praise that thou art strong
It is God makes lives to differ,
Some from wailing, some from song.
Lift a littlel lift little
Many they who need thine aid;
Many lying on the roadside,
Meath misfortune's dreary shade
Pass not by, like priest and Leyite,
Needless Of thy fellow-men;
But, with heart and arms extended
Be the Good Samaritan.
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Perils Encountered in Searching for the
Ouinine Plant.

The cascarilleros or bark hunters are
very avaricious and very brave, going
out alone, setting up hut in proba-
ble-looking spot, and diyerging from
their headquarters in every direction.
If by any accident they get lost or their
provisions are destroyed, they die OF
hunger. DIR, Weddell on one occasion
in Bolivier landed on the beach of a
river well shaded with trees. Here he
found the cabin of cascarillero, and
near il man stretched out upon the
ground in the agonies of death. He
was nearly naked, and covered with
myriads Of insects, whose stings had
haster ed his end. On the leaves which
formed the roof of the hut were the
remains of the unfortunate mans
clothes, a straw hat, and some rags,
with a knife, an earthen pot containing
the remains of his last meal, little
maze and two or three chunus. Such
is the end TO which their hazardous oc.
cupation exposes the bark collectors
death in the midst of the forests, fai
from home a death without help and
and ithoutconsolation. -Lippincotf,
Magazine.
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On Horses.
The Rural Home says :

The Rural Home says:
The condition of the horses in the
wide region where the epidemic has
prevailed will not permit with safety
much negligence in their winter man
agement It is likely the effects of
the disease will be seen for some time
after the malady itself has passed.
There will be liability to other forms
of sickness, and many valuable animals
be lost If they do not receive the best
OF. care. Among the points to be
closely looked after thorough grooming
is prominent. The skin should be
kept clean and the pores open, so that
the system can throw off the poison the
disease has generated readily. Other.
wise an additional slightly inducing