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County Judge, Dallas county. j
StOckhoIders' Meeting.
DALLAS, TEXAS, March 10, |

DALLAS, TEXAS March 10, 1877.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Dallas Real Estate
and Building Association, will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall, Monday even
ing, March 26, 1877, at eight o'clock.
$. j. ADAMS, President
l. L. barry, Secretary. marl7to2G
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vags.

Our reporter was informed that q
camp Of Migrants was out near the
Central switch, where 1t joins the main
line. The police attended to them.
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Frascatf.

There will be grand promenade
concert at Frascati Park tonight,
commencing at seven p. m. Every
body invited. Good music and good
time expected.
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All orders for engraving on wood II
left at THE HERALD office, will be
promptly attended to for reasonable
price, by II. j. Ovens, engraver on
wood.
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Personal.

Mr.. Eugene McNair, brother of Col
Onel Il a. MeNair, is on visit to our
city, from Davenport, Iowa.
NJ. G. Harris, editor of the Mail,
who has been on visit to Arkansas,
has returned.
Colonel James Hurt returned from
Austin yesterday, where he has been
to attend the meeting of the peniten-
tiary commissioners.
Mr.. f. II. Hatch, of New Orleans,
and former collector at that port, has
been in town several days, and left
yesterday for home.
j. b Mingle, Esq general travelling
agent for the Keystone Manufacturing
Company, of Sterling, ILL.,, is in the
city.
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The celebrated "Big Gum" "Flor
~ Fumar" and "Gem" cigars, at f.
re drich's, Herald building, l4.3t
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Just Received.

Another invoice of pianos will be sold
az reduced prices, by H. A. s;ceya, 604
Main street, Dallas. d3t-wl
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MILLINERY Atnre Mnd Dress Milking.

Mrs. Littell d Thacher desires to
call attention of the ladies of Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock of mill
linery goods, at SO4 Main street. Also
dress-making.
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Choice Hungarian Seed

for sale la Quantities to suit purchasers
at S. +. sPENCER'S,
Produce Dealer, 400 Elm street, Dallas.
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c. S. Brumley, this day having pur-
chased the interest of W. d. Suead
and Ben Nelson, in the firm of Snead,
Brumley " Co., said firm is hereby
dissolved, {. s. Brumley assuming ali
the liabilities of said firm, and being
alone authorized to collect the debts
due said firm.
sNEAD, BRUNILEY, & co.
DALLAS, March 3, 1877,
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naUIaa NlnNAa Mach srJ

At a meeting of directors held this
day, n dividend OF eight per cent on
the capital stock Of this company was
declared, payable on demand ut the
Office OF the company
II. V. TOMPKINs, Presld Mt.
q. NJ, Ell DIS, Secretary. Inch2id3t
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Don't fail TO go to Fendrichs for
the best five cent cigar in the city.
l4.3t
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The bankrupt stock Il. Wallerstein
" Co. will be'closed out within ten
Gays, at any price. L invite all dealers
IN cigars to calland examine the goods.
mrh2O-tapl G. BURGowER.
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Notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF the firm OF l.. Wallonstein " Co.,
Dallas, Texas, to prove their claims to
the undersigned assignee, for pro rata
payment by April the 18th, 1917
IL. BAMBERGER, Assignee.
mch2I 3OS Chestnut street, 81. Louis.
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The firm of Leigh 81 Carnes is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The
fTe Insurance business will be conducted
and continued at the old stand by j. j.
Carnes, who alone is authorized to set
&c - the business of the old firm
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For pure Havana cigar at ten
cents, call on f. Fendrich, Herald
building. l43t
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The Loading Clothing House of Dallas


Il, NJ. Kahn & Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account Of their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing in the city of Dali
las, and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
a glance at their stock will convince
anyone rs to the truth of their asser-
tions. They also keep tirst.class
stock of mems furnishing goods. con.
sisting of a complete stock of mems
hats, which they make speciality OF;
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and finest line OF neck wear and
hosiery in the city. In view of the
above stern facts, we can cheerfully
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
tldent that they will coincide with us,
and pronounce Il. M. Kahn & Bros.
the leading clothing hous in
Dallas. If
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DALLAS TEX AS.
TUESDAY MORNING.; -: MARCH q
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

TH0MPSON'S THEATRE--Dramo- Tho
Maniac Lover, and variety performance
CONCERT HALL--Speclalties, vocal md
instrumental music. VAN
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STEAMBOAT ITEMs.-The Fanny
Lake took q trip to Lummi Oh Friday
and brought up quite lot of produce
10 the Schwabacher's. The Libby
brought up portion of Calhoun's oats
to be re shipped on the Dakota. but the
portly Brennan (who is growing more
like Capt Morse. every day Of his life
says this is not a fiea-bte to what will
come. The Zephyr leaves for Olym-
pia to- day and the Annie Stewart for
Townsend, connecting with the Isabel
for Victoria. Fred Gates, engineer
of the o. ). n Co.'S steamer Bo-
nta, was here on visit yesterday and
thought Seattle very good place for
steamboats,. =. The Dispatch arrived
from Semiahmoo and San Juan last
night about Q o'clock. Capt Smith
says that if this rain holds another day,
White river will 60 up and he'll take
the Comet and bring along little
garden sass" himself.
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FROM PEsHAsTIS.-Jo.eph ". Snow
ana 1. A. Navarro returned from east Of
tAe mountains by Snoqualmie Pass.
where they have been surveying for the
iast three months. Navarro visited the
I.shastin quartz mines which are situ-
ated on Peshastin Creek, a tributary Of
the Wenachie river. He thinks thev
are scarcely pro.pected enough to war
rant decided opinion. bu. they show
very high order Of metal resembling
the Lodges OF Californi. more than .hose
OF tab and Nevada. as there i. more
gold than silver in all Of them. Niger
Creek, another tributary Of the wcna-
che, also shows good Groupings and
deserves to be well prospected. The
feshastin diggiugs are 30 miles from
Eiiensburg by fair trail, there being
halfway station called Butte View, a,
the head Of Dead Horse canyon. There
VIII be many prospsc.or there next
year.
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MARINE.-We have To arrivals nor
departures from his port to give, but
the telegraph brings Us quite a
sprinkling OF news from other points.
French brig Deux Amis and British
bark Prince Rupert sailed from Victoria
on Saturday, the former for San Fran
cisco and the latter for London. The
arrivals at Port Townsend on Saturday
were the revenue cutter Corwin, from
Sitka. bark Vidctte aud ship W. Libby
from San Francisco. Bark Camden
arrived at Port Gamble on FRIDAY night
49,. Brig Deacon sailed from Port Dis
covery for San Francisco on Friday.
Schooner Aurora sailed from Port Gam
bic for San Francisco Oh Saturday, also
barks James Cheston and Rainier
A lively race from Port Ludlow to San
Francisco may be looked for between
the scho0ners Courser and Martha "
Tiff. which left the former port on Sat
urday last
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HEAVY STORMY es.erday morning
heavy sonth-eastcrly storm set il,
accompanied by heavy showers Of rain.
The white caps rolled high on the bay,
aid the little fleet of sternwhcelers at
leslcr's wharf bobbed around like so
many corks. Seattle suffered no dam
age, however, but we fear the Swino-
mish farmers have sustained great in
jury to their grain. most OF which is
lying in the shock and unsheltcred.
twenty-five dollars invested in lumber
would cover almostany mans crop, and
at the present low prices, there is no
excuse for men being SO negligent as to
leave their grain uncovered so late in
the season; especially as all signs pre-
diet an carly winter
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TIE NEW FoUSDRY.-By sunset to
dsy the new foundry building of Ten
,ey & White will be rooted in and a
f.v more days Will see it got ready for
occupancy. As soon as it Is covered
with weather boards and the ground on
which it stands is evclled off, the work
Of removal from the old shop will be
commenced. The condition of our
foaudrie. is ry pleasing to note and
gives promise that Seattle is going to be
a manufacturing city. The establish
men. Of Stetson & Post is turning out
large quantities of sashes and doors;
that OF Hall s. Paulson makes furniture
which finds ready sale in San Francis
o. The -four mills are yet in their IN
fancy, bu. are in the hands OF enter
prising men who will enlarge them as
the requirements of tho trade demand
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DlsoRAcEFUL.-About half an hour
before the usual singing of the street
crusaders. yesterday afternoon, most
disgraceful scene occurred at the corner
Of Mill and Commercial streets. Two
dronken savsges, stripped to the waist,
fought aud tore each other like dogs
for halt an hour aad not a soul inter
fered to prevent it. Notwithstanding
two men draw monthly pay for services
as police officers. At last up came two
squaws. one of whom caught hold of
her pugilistic lover and drew him away
from the sickeuing scene. Not less than
one hundred people formed ring
asbout the belligerents and cheered
them on. while men Of less pretentions
because newer comers) stood by in
disgust. IL must have been very
p!es,ing sight to new conner in Seat =
lie.
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n,ILY INTELLIGENCER.
Monday. September 10, 1877.

Nor MADISON NOTES. Everybody
!. busy at Madison THESE day. 0'twi'h-
'..,s;ur the dull times i: ever W.
nl,ce Of all work it is there.
81 ,,.ch,nc shops, foundries, black
VIII VII hon. carpenter shop. everything
sa"n ali head. The mill runs nigh.
dfi', dsy on orders ahead and the fun
so sn9 shops are kept hard AZ work to
df! Iocal demands. and make the fiA-
nse for the companys new mill down
'a'e c,. 10 The Tidal Wave and
70 .hre.. are in port loading lumber
s "S The ship Brown Brothers loading
lho =. e, New England. We saw two
SPAR ,;nbers on the roll-way there,
spa. pa 70 be trimmed up, that would
Sna ., Eastern ship builder open his
m a.. Each a hundred feet long. and
e.. e., and FIVE feet thick, straight as ar
ioI. and free from knots. they would
..I DO odds Of v.. ,.,,
tbs .ss mast Of ZONE great siInirAi."
IT,. Rnby, on rr'uat, 'aio a C"oie
=. he Paset Sound Telegraph com
io' or ~ ,eross Agate Passage from DE
ps"I' ~ the reservation, a distance Of
ou is +. mile. Formerly the wire was
nA, obsd across Oh mast-heads, but
LA mol thus be kept out Of the way
~ vessels navigating the channel.
Since our departure we hear that a
.1;sb, accident occurred Saturday morn
;se IN the bursting OF the steam drum
!, The mill, scAldins two men, aud Ill
roI,ing s;oppagc for few days to
,eoair Next Spring, 50 hr. klmb.il,
,hs etIicielt engineer Of the planning Do
n.rtment informed us, large additions
md improvements will be mad". Six
more boilers will be placed in the mill,
5aubling its power New saws. a gang.
etc. will be put in SO as to bring the
enttinr capacity of the mill up to 2i0.-
0al feet Of lumber in the "a hours. or
secoDd 10 none on the Coast.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SATUEDAY. Sept. sth. Isl,

Re, steamer j. b. Lij5y-Six hides to
ID K Baxter; Cos SKIS. oats to ;. CAL
houn. fer re-shipment to San Francisco
per Dakota.
PR .chr. Pldnter From Skagit, 200
sacks oats, 10 master
PR sfsdmer Fanny Lale-90 sacks
potatoes. 4 sacks wool. 3 sacks feathers.
5 dry hides, bales deerskins. bale
furs. Il barrels fish oil, cases buttsr,
3 coops fowls. i cases eggs to Schwa-
blcher Bros & Co enc ton Of cabbage
and turnips. 10 master.
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SODA WATERING paid visit yes
terday to the bottling establishment OF
c. Riley. situated in the rear Of Wust-
hoff & Wald's hardware store, where
he puts up soda water. root beer and
ginger ale. He has just received a new
and elegant set Of machinery for max
ing soda water from the factory of VIM.
Gee, of New York, which is capable OF
being run up to a pressure Of 22O
pounds to the square inch. He will
serve customers at the lowest living
prices.
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WHY DEFERRED About ten days
sgo the repairs TO the revenue cutter,
Oliver Wolcott. were completed and
approved by the United States Iuspec-
tors. Capt. Selden informed Messrs.
Murphy 4 Mckinley. who performed
The work, tina, the money was ready
Tor them whenever the work was fin.
shed. He certified the bills rendered
ey the parties aforesaid and gave them
al the assistance in his power to get
saeif money. Yet ten days have
elapsed and. these men having hired help
waiting on them and big payments to
meet, have not received their money,
I which, We are credibly informed. has
seen lying in the Custom House at Port
townsend for several weeks. We see
40 good reason why Messrs. Murphy
Mckinley should not be paid at once.
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AUTUMN FLowERs.-Bryant wrote,
iae melancholy days have come, the
saaes' Of the year" but if the grand
sll sathor of "Thanatopsis" could have
os,ed at our sanc,um last Saturday
.aa Seen mammoth bouquet presented
Us by Mrs. Clark, of Duwsmish
nse'' 10 might have changed his mind.
.Nae varieties Of roses alone, together
'"a mignonette and all other "halmv
sio.' OF Araby the best" were mingled
= 's's pretty floral Offering. for which
many thanks
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TEACHES. ---- Evidence that good
rseaes can be successfully grown in
Aas county, multiply On every side.
.se latest proof of it is handful of
=. .,Oas Lemon Clings' left on our ia
~! I. W. LAYTON. President of the
i. sai'nral society They have all
~ !. @,my aroma and juicy pulp of
r.. ..e oe'' that ever grew along the
"a - or Delaware THEY'LL begin to
cut oa'' after awhile. that King county
osa place II live in.
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LEcTURE.-Mrs Henry 5. Lake held
forth at lesler's Hall last night upon
the subject Of the Spiritual Phiioso-
ply" after which che recited an anus
ing rhyme entitled No Seats in Heav-
en-" which contained some capital hits
and ELECTED great appreciation from q
large audience
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JEFFERSON CouRr-Judge Lewis
left for Port Townsend at midnight on
the Annie Stewart to hold court at that
place today. The docket embraces
twenty-six civil cases and four or five
criminal ones. chief among which is the
trial of Sutton for killing Howard. His
counsel arc Messrs Mcknight, Strive
and Halter
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EPiZooIY This disease among horses
which has done 81 much damage III
other localities. made its appearance
here again on Saturday. Several fine
horses belonging to Robert Abrams
were taken with it, but in a very mild
form. They will all recover beyond 4
iouh,.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-10

BAD SfDEwALK.-The sidewalk on
Second street between the White church
and the property owned by Dexter
Horton. is in very bad condition The
banker will find it a good investment
to plank 1t anew, or some man may
break leg thereon one of these dark
nights and give him troublesome suit
at law
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE

Wm DALEY, II c Pool, Fish River
" Thomas, Z Kennedy. Renton; John
McAuley. New Castle; John Brennan
Renton; W Barry. Maine, J n Hem $
LaConner, a Clyde, California;
Brown, Tacoma; 6 " Butterield. Sar
Francisco; W Lowell. " Stowell, Ia
coma; S Fox, f. Crosby. city.
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me Martin Monohon will
ass This city for subscriptions to the
faad Of the Agricultural Society
rs Tue coming week. A, nearly
~ place he caleb on Saturday he
Al, saafe Of stock two dollars and =
srsla "ken; but nothing TO what he
c,. nave done if the original pro-
si,ae had been carried out. A fair
ala contest of speed is something
"a ava IN civilized America Mt pre-
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PORT GAMBLE A fleet of eight We

PORT GAMBLE A feet of eight YES
sells lies at the Port Gamble mills
loading side by side, aud up for almost
every part of the Pacific world. This
great company. whose commercial rela-
tons are almost world wide, knows no
distinctions of flush or hard times
Brisk markets are slow on the Pacific
coast, but its trade and activity goes
right along all the time.
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lkb OUT The fine s,eruwheel
na : iaSima. owned by the Puge,
npahy, was hauled out on Ham.
sxL Nsys last Saturday. She has
~ sash required on her 10 keep
0lae, oasy TIL Wednesday Capt.
=. Is there is nothing like doing
~ 'gs properly at the proper
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-10

THE CENTENNIAL SALOON stall main
tsins its reputation for keeping the best
Lager Beer in the city.
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FoR SALE, in lots TO suit. oo.oV'
grain sacks. 3. BAXTER = W.
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go Smoke the Bon Ton, low on
hand ~ all cigar stands
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MfSCELL ANEOCS.

IMMEDIATELY OF THE FIFTEEN u5
Shipwrecked Mariners who were placed on
board The L. =. FrigAte Constitution" CAPT
John Percivsl. by the L. 5. Consul at Valparaiso
Chile. June Is, 1876 to be carried TO an American
port. The parties themselves or their heirs will
learn something 10 their advantage by adore asing
or applying TO
ALBERT VI. SNYDER,
Attorney for L. 8. Claims, Seattle. King Co., W T.
Patents for Inventions. Land Patents and Land
Warrants obtained Pensions, BOunties, Extra
Pay, Prize Money, Claims for Horses, and other
Property lost or destroyed in the service OF the
tnited states, collected unsettled accounts Of
eI-oftcisls OF the Civil Service, Army and Naval
Officers. adjusted before the various Departments
Of the General Government
Can be seen at Office DAILY ISrELLIdENcER.
au3l dAwim A. s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01


Among the forms of insect life there
is little creature known to naturalists,
which can gather around itself sufici.
ency of atmospheric air, and so clothed
upon, it descends into the bottom Of the
pool, and you may see the little diver
moving about dry, and at his ease, pro.
tected by his crystal vesture. though
the water all around be stagnant and
bitter. Prayer is such a protector; a
transparent vesture-the world sees it
not; real defence, it keeps out the
world. By means of it the believer can
gather so much of heavenly atmosphere
around him. and with it descend into
the putrid depths of this communicating
world, that for season no evil will
touch him. and he knows when to ascend
for a new supply. Communion with
God kept Daniel pure in Babylon.-Dr.
Hamilton.
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ARREARS 0E PAY AND R0uNTl

SENE CSC. to G. P. R0WELL & co New York for
kCPamphet Of 100 pages containing lists of 5000
papers and estimates showing Of advertising o33
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Pray ON.-.lt is easy to know the
knock Of beggar at ones door. Low,
timid, hesitatlng, it seems to say, Il
have no claim on the kindness of this
house; | may be told come too often !;
/ may be treated as troublesome and
unworthy mendicant (; the door may be
flung in my face by some surly servant. I"
How different on his return from school,
the loud knocking, the bounding step,
the joyous rush of the child to his ia.
theirs presence, and as he climbs his
knee, and filings his arms around his
neck, the bold face and tongue with
which he reminds his father of some
promised favor. Now, why are Gods
people bold? To a Father in God,
to an elder brother in Christ, faith con.
ducts our steps in prayer; therefore, in
an hour Of need, faith, bold of spirit,
raises her suppliant hands and cries to
God, "oh, that thou wouldst rend the
heavens and come down."-Dr. Guth
TIe.
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MILKING A DRYING COW.

Col. S. D. Harris IN the Country
Gentleman, condemns the usual practice
of farmers IN leaving a drying COW alone
as soon as the milk shrinks 50 as not to
fill the bag once day or once in two
days He says: The little milk which
is secreted must be taken away. or it
will work mischief in the organs of the
udder too serious to be overlooked by
the careful dairyman. 1t is one of the
processes of nature that when matter of
this kind is deposited (unless it be in
large quantity, it must be soon remov-
cd, or it is re-absorbed into the system !;
and when matter is once perfected as In
the case of milk. it is no longer congen-
ial to the system, and if not taken
away it becomes deleterious element
for re-absorption, poisoning instead of
feeding the animal. Thus, you will
find in the udder of COWS thus affected,
hard Jumps near the base of the teats.
which are caused by the solidifcation
of putrid milk, left there in drying up
the cow the season before, and the COW
will never get over it; but when these
organs encounter any difficulty in the
season of flush milk, this lump will be
the nucleus of Inflammation, just like a
thief who is already secreted in a house,
ready to help another who is to break
in from the outside To be free from
all such troubles, the COW should be
carefully watched for weeks and months
after the regular milking is stopped,
and the teats tried to see if there is any
milk to be taken away. This operation
is to be performed at irregular intervals
so as not to invite regular secretion Of
milk. until the milk vessels cease t.
lead anything in that direction"