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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go an see the latest novelties in
Ladies' Fichuz Collarettes, ETC., ut the
Dollar Store st
Fresh Baltimore oysters at the
DelmOnic0. I'll
Tickets for st. Louis, Chicago,
Nashville, Montgomery, Fort Scott,
Austin, Sedalia, Louisville and Calves
ton, for sale ut reduced rates by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand hotel.
If
Meals sent out in covered trays
from the DelmoniCO. No dust and hot
dishes. H0w's thatP-tf
lie Grand market is Il place to
buy your game; they keep fine as-
sortment on hand at all times, corner
Main and Market streets.
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, ETC.,
at The HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts. III.
For fine Caddo LAX, )erch, red
fish, salt water trout, ETC., go TO the
Merchants Restaurant, 503 Main street.
They are always supplied. I'D
Fruit dealers will save In money
buying their supplies of fruits, nuts,
etc., at DeStanfo Bros. tt.
Choice Messina lemons at 80 cents
"A dozen, three dozen for 81, at De-
Stefano Br0s.-tf
If you have anything to sell or
wish to buy anything, call on William
A. Jones, no Elm street-Ad
For n fashionable hair cut by q
frst-class artist, 90 to Wilson's, ia the
Lamar hotel. Don't forget him. II I'm
If you want to find the choicest
meats in the city, go to the lie Grand
! market, corner of Main and Market
, streets. I'm
For seals and stencil 20 to
AriIen's stencil and varit works,
82j Film street. lw
For key fitting 20 to Griflen's
stencil and variety works, 625 Elm
rect. lw
For keys and key fitting go tc
Grillen's stencil and variety works, G2t
Elm street. 1w
If you want a bell hung at YOU
house leave your order ut Gritien's
stencil and variety works, 625 Elm
street. lW
Family Paciliers' at the Del
mOnico.--tf
1t is "then style now to board a
the new DslmonicO.
Pan roasts philadelphia style) a
the DelmonicO If
William A. Jones will pay thu
highest price for secondhand turni
tare or anything else you may have t
sell. Call at no Elm street.-Ad
Morton, of Indiana, has made /
bad break, and 80 have ali lovers o
good oysters. They break straight fol
the Merchants Restaurant SOB Mali
street. I'D
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Personal.

Il. Schoen, of New Orleans, is in
town.
Major b. Frank Moore, who has
just come Texas to settle, is in the
city.
Mr.. j, r. Irrelevant, OF the firm OF
Dorgan ~ Tre2evant, left last night for
Chicago.
Captain n, p. Turner, the genial
hos of the Hutchins house, Houston,
is guest at the LeGrand.
Mrs Chanfrau, w, j. Burroughs and
wife, Miss Cameron, and all Of the
Chanfrau cont ination, are at the
LtGrand.
General Davidson, United States
army, and Captain b. b. Paddock, OF
the Fort Worth Democrat, are at the
LeGrand.
The HERALD received n pleasant
call yesterday from Mr.. Leon Bum,
the merchant prince of Galveston,
and the very prince Of good.fellows
Mr.. Blum is guest at the LeGrand.
Mr.. Clifton w Tayleure, the cele.
hrated author and manager Of the
| uhanfrau pa,,y, paid The HER.Lo q
call yesterday. Mr. payieure Isl ma
tive = FL. N.J dian and gave many
| plea ces Of old times.
we regret .p Of the serious III,
.aea OF Hr lua, eak, who was al
.a.EaI 1H.al He disease Be- aIp
4 faa.a ~ % pu,umouia. He is at hil
brolhor-in-law's, Mr.. Thomas Fields
on Main street We trust Mr. Peaks
. iIlnesa win be but bgiei.
ru HERALD acknowledges cour
teou. eull from Nj ID. Huey, the chic
Of Hpey g. Philip. 4 Elm street, ant
"a member OF the i,un Of Garutty, Huey
~ Co., and OF J, lucy, of Corslcana
Mr. lluoy Is one OF he sterling charac
ters Of this section of the State.
Mr. . II. Woodward, special cor
respondent aud agent of the st. Loui
Republican, gave The HERALD
friendly call last night. He has beer
IN Texas Tor some wecks, and In hi
leiiera To hts paper has spoken in tn,
highest terms Of Dallas. The LANAI
Ia hts Gliding place while among us.
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ladies, Attention.

His most gracious majesty, the King
of the Carnival, has signified his royal
intention of selecting from among the
young, fair, and beautiful maidens OF
his beloved capital, Dallos, a royal
consort, who Will be chosen by him at
the grand reception on Mardi Gras, at
the ball, and will share with him the
royal throne, and assist In doing the
honors Of the occasion. She viii be
assisted by her maids OF honor, who
will also be chosen from the fair ones
of our city. Now ladies ia your time
and chance to make royal m arrlage,
and you must all look your prettiest
Tor the occasion. Who shall be queen
OF the carnival?
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IAN Right" If you are 40 fortunate ~
to secure sitting, which privilege Is
pl lced at the nominal sum OF q cents
The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
suudNy'school library, Bear in mind
the night Thursday, and so. The
choir will give come excellent music,
and the people be invited to remain
for soclability after the lecture.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

March winds are cold and Disagree
able.
M. RS tonight. Everybody on
hand.
The Chanfrau Combination again
tonight.
The Lamar Rifles intend to build
themselves an armory.
TIE Herald will fly an immense
flag in honor OF Rex, thirty.six feet in
length.
The Lamar Hotel, of this city, is
receiving, as usual, the patronage OF
the first class travelling public.
Don't fail to keep the school ques.
tion in mind, and ask our pet candi-
date how he stands on the question.
-rhe indianapolis holc bail club
viii arrive Tonight, vim the Texas aud
Pacific railroad, They viii receive u
hearty welcome.
We call the attention Of the police
10 the noise made by the darkies OF
8uDday4 along the Pociho track uea
tAe tabernacle.
"A store on Elm street has a large
chicken.coOp on runners. a horse IL
attached to it, and IL is drawn about
wherever it il wanted.
"A Niger dance house on Elm
street made might hideous" with the
discordant noise of n creaky fiddle,
and blasphemOus impr ecations.
Manager Elkin has put down an
elegant Brussels carpet in the ladies'
dressing room In the theater, and has
cleaned up everything in good shape.
-Workmen were engaged in laying
the last piece OF track vt the western
terminus of tho Cedars street railroad
The route is mile in length, and the
car Ia expected tomorrow.
A little dog was run over by the
Texas and Pacific cars yesterday after.
noon, and the boy who owned IL called
his companions and they had regu
lar funeral over the deceased kioodle
Since the English government has
praised Old Prob. aud his confreres for
their efficiency in the weather busl-
ness, he cannot contain himself and
has been trying to see what he could
do for tn" last two or three days
DR.. j. ii. Mclean believes, that
this new principle, Or. j. II. McLean's
cough and lung healing globules will
cure coughs, colds and consumption.
Trial box, twenty-five cents by mail
a full box Sl00. DR., j. II. Mclean,
Sl4 Chestnut street, ST. Louis
If you want to sleep in the best
bed in the State, go to the Peers House,
Fort Worth. The table il not sur
passed by any in the State. Street cars
pass the house every ten minutes
Stages call for passengers for all
points.--tf
A negro confined in the calaboose
had an attack Of the Jim jams" yes
terday morning. He imagined he had
swallowed II wedge, and shook himself
before the DOCTOR asking the NJ. ID. II
he couldn't hear ii rattle. Then again
he wanted to know what his bill was
at the hotel, and pulled Off his coat,
saying there was dog in it. He was
entirely harmless, however.
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Tribute OF Respect OF Dallas Turne.


1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe % romo|e from our midst our he
loved friend ana brother, GEOAGE BLUME, to
world where sorrow Is not known,
and while we deeply regret and mourn
the loss of an CS vcmed brother,
who had always the good OF the so
c'ely at heart, ana who was ever willing to
extend the hand Of charity to the distressed
we acknowledge our humility 10 the will
IN pleasure of the Creator of our existenc e,
VINO does MI things well, Therefore, he IL
ReSOircd, That In the death OF our deceased
brother the Society has lost a IN thlul, in
iuStriuus and one OF Its most efficient mem
b9Ts
That we extend our deepest sympathles to
MS here0Ved family, who lOst their tather
md protector, and pray that the strong arm
u the Almighty may ever guide, shield and
protect them In uture, to repair the Iuss they
hitVe Sustained.
That copy Of these re olutions be spread
upon the minutes of he Society, and also be
furnished to tho widow and family OF the
deceased brother,
III. ROLL,
c. BECKMAN,
III. MlSELHOkN,
Committee Dallas TurneVereln.
Dallas March q, 1877.
NO ommercial aud Mail please COPY
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N0lIce,

We beg to inform the smoking pub
lie that we have perfected arrange
ments with the largest importing house
in the United States In order to COM
ply with the great demand of our GUS
toners for fresh imported cigars. We
are therefore enabled to supply their
wants with Havana cigars Of the latest
importations. We also invite our
patrons to inspect our selection o.
domestic cigars, tobacco and smokers
articles. Respectfully,
WALLERSTEIN Il CO.,
IT, Rkl. Main Htrapt
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TBiE LASH.
NppliNd AOundly ~ Lndy 90
heUrHcuOg % Her Name.

hppliFd AOundIy ~ Lndy 60
he,IHcIOg ~ Mer Name.
NE Herald hopes the time will
come, when through the force of cir
enm"quces "A woman is obliged to cup.
port h0rHeii by houaIt labor, will re
crlye the same courtesy from men M
those Whom fortune has treated more
kindly u Is true, LAS, that men take
advantage Ola woman's position in
sHch oHsos, aud do and say things they
would not dare TO-, had the female
natural protectors 90 shield her from
sander' \ case of cnwhiding has been
told TO the reporter Of THE HERALD,
WHICH ID rs stated, did not come
@mlss. a lady who had earned her
daily braad 10y the work of her handp,
learned That n certain individual had
ueed such terms ia speaking of her,
thNt u1 woman could put up with
Not having either husband or brother
so defend her, che took the case in
hand hetself and procuring a cowhde
proceeled TO the Granger house, where
her mAi&ner was stopping, ana then
aud there administered severe
castigauuu. The individual, who re
reived tho whipping swore out an
affidavit and had her arrested, and
also u young man who accompanied
her san acgomplice, The case will
come mp before the mayor, and until
IL has been developed in the courts,
VIZ withhold the names.
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knII0n.

TO Holders OF Dallas city Gas Light Bonds;
The holders Of the coupons due and
matured on above bonds are hereby
notified that the same will be paid on
the 10Th inst, at the Fourth National
Bank, New York, or at the office of the
company in Dallas, Texas, at holders
option. Those interested will take no.
tioe accordingly. J.E, SCHNEIDER,
j, Is. SCRUGG5, Secretary. President,
DALLAs, Texas, March 3, 1877.
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VIII be the title Of taking lecture at
the Tabernacle M. Il. church, Thursday
night, March s, postponed from last
week. Major Rowlands comes very
favorably announced as man of
character and a speaker OF efficiency
and power. The lecture will be found
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The advertisement of the above ex-
cellent house, located in Fort Worth,
appears this morning. Colonel Peers
Is live hotel man, and is giving full
satisfaction to his unusually large run
Of travelling custom. The colonel is
clever, genial gentleman, and deserves
'thetuccess he is meeting with
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IL has been asserted that good
American play was rdra dpiS. The
HERALD win not dispute this PROPOSE
lion, but il does state, emphatically,
that the play of Parted" from the
pen Of Clifton w. Tsyleure, is entitled
TO ~ uiche Ia the highest gallery of
American dramatic literature. The
component parts IRE simple, yet the
whole is woven together by such deli.
caJe and subtle ipulation that, as a
whole, u stands out bright Jewel in
Itself " - aturn he library or the
0Htv 90 oAy euguy or OF any tongue.
Nu'e seen, l"i.iW GER ia the portals
sd 'lt ...r ' sweet melody,
bliHsme a0una.N oughts and sweet
remembrance eo UGH for the play
Seldom it ID thst tbn author Ia blessed
with his ideal for The representation.
Again Mr. Tayloure is fortunate. Mrs
ChOnfrau is the living representative
of the authors thoughts. Gifted by
nature with n beautiful face, a hand
some figure and melodlous voice, she
has added to these the training of a
superior mind, and thrown the
fire of genius into the whole,
until her Grace Shirley appears
before her audience, aliving, breathing
impulsive and attractive creature, who
by her power Of impersonation, charms
the attention, and holds her hearers
spell-bound. Last night was a decided
triumph. One OF the largest and most
fashionable audiences that ever gath
cred at the opera-house, have rendered
u unanimous verdict, and that was
''pertection." Much was added by the
superior company which supported
her; many of whom, are classed among
the leading stock actors and actresses
OF the country. TdE HERALD recon-.
mends to its readers to not let slip the
golden opportunity OF seeing the best
dramatic company ever In the city.
Mrs. Chanfrsu was called out after
every act, ani has won q place In the
hearts of Dallas people, that she will
hold forever. "Go tonight"
Closing Out.
Our entire stock OF liquors and to-
haccos ut cost for the next twenty
lays, TO close out business.
BLYTHE & Co.-tf
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Child Found.

Texas Joe found little girl about
three years old yesterday, evidently
lost. She says her name is Polly; her
SISTERS name is Carrie. She couldn't
tell her parents name. She IL now at
Captain Morton's house, II this meets
the parents eye, they will know where
to find her.
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February IAN,

Just received three hundred barrels
of Early Rose, Goodrich and Peach
Blow potatoes. One hundred and fifty
barrels of Michigan apples-all fresh
and sound. For sale, very low, by s.
f. Spencer IL Co., 4O6 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. febl6.lm.
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XAFE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nouuce Mr., W. y hnHne M II Cnndl-
date for Alderman Of the 1hild Ward ut the
election, A pril 3, 1877.
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Fine lemons at 80 cents per dozen.
Oranges, lemons and banahas u spe-
cialty, Mt DeStefano Bros.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NEW YORK, March 6.-Gold lOiT., MONEY!
Ia Exchange, long iS5, short 4So. stock,
active ana better feeling. state bonds are
steady. Governments strong. ---ExE
NEW IoRK, March 6.-Cotton firm: INLAND,
u t-ldc; Orleans IL 9-l0c; sales SIS bales. Flu.
l2,s9c; June lS,lS@l3 loo; July l3.l6s IL. zoe.
LiVERfooL, Marcn b.-Noon.-CCtton firm,
Middling uplands 6Id; middling Orleans
H'.6t; sales 10000 bales; for speculation
anu export 1000; receipts 1900. American
q, 10. Futures unchanged, buyers o,farina
onsring l-l6d, more, but have since become
qnieter.
$500 p. m.-Cotton--Sales, American $500
ooaiesi UP ands, low middling class, shipped
February and March, by sail, sd.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-Flour ouIet and
heayy, with tendency In buyers favor: Ex.
IRA 50 7Sgd %. Wheat active and a shads
higher; Pennsvlvania red 81 6Ssl 81; Mary.
81 I5all 65, " ~ ""''o
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Night Report-Finaneinl.

NEW YORK, March 6-Money easy at 2,<.
Gold steady NJ l05@lO5h Government bonns
dull and steady.
NEW York, March 6.-Cotton firm. Uplands
u 40; Orleans II ssc; sales s7S bales. Con.
solidated net receipts, 1852 bales: exports 10
Great Britain l665; France, 4,S46; continent.
l,0U5 bales.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Cotton, net receints
sSi bales; gross, 25,iO0. Futures closed Arm.
sales $4,000 bales March l262al26ic: April
l9SOc; May lsc; June lS.l00sl2. l6c; july IA Gc.
August l8.2sal3 Sic; september iSe0Is.Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.--Cotton, demand
sl0Jsc; low middllng, llh@lls.c; middlinGs
ll349llJsc; good miduling, l213al2'sc; mid,
ding iair, l$s9l25kc; fair, l3gl31c Receipts
met, l,TSy bales; gross, 22S7. Exports, 10
Liverpool S46l; Antwerp 100, New York >, 452,
stock ON hand 2sI,gi0.
GALVESTON, March e.-Cotton- Market
so ssSay 6rd hoS orHoi,gsry Sac ordinary loe
middllne llsac; good middllns 1917. Sales
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-5 %. m.-Cotton
steady; Uplands, low middling clause.
March and April delivery, esSd; May and
Tune delivery, oG-Ssd; June and July de-
ST. LOUIS, March s.-Flour scarce and
arm, Wheat quiet, but little doing; No.
red fall Vi fS; No, do. 81 B9dll 40. Corn mac.
i've; NO. mixed 36c. Oats moderately ac- |
i've; No, 2, H@3i1c. Rye inactive, 62M62i5c. |
Barley steady and unchanged; Whisky 81 08. |
Pork active AZ SIS. Lard firmer, VsSc. hid |
Bulk meats nominally unchanged. Bacon
uuil ny Gs 49,, D sls@94c for shoulders,
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Hogs duh,
Cattle dropping. prices unch anged.
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The Dallas Market,

POrArOEs-Dull at SioSl 80 u brl.
,APPLES-Hl gher choice ranging from
Bu frER-Prlme in good demand nt 25ce
Sc; lower grades dull.
FLouk-No change In quotations.
WHEAT-Choice, 81 90; lower grades, 81 25Ca
40, Market Off -'V'
lSc; mixed, 22ag5c '0''
BARLEY-Nothins doing.
RN E-Nomnal
CoRN-ln shuck, S5c; shucked, 400; shelled
and sacked on track, soc.
CofION-Demand good; receipts light;
good mlddling, lOIsc; Middling, Ike; low
mluuilng lO'lci good ordinary, 9b,c; ordi-
yesterday.
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ChOIce HuhgnrInn Need
for sale In quantities TO suit purchasers
NJ s. +. sPENCER's,
Produce Dealer, 400 Elm street, Dallas.
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,

TUESDAY EVESING, March 0, iS77.
Every thing in the shape of business
begins to assume IA livelier look and our
streets are filled with country teams
Agricultural implement dealers are up
to their eyes in work and hardware
and builders supply men are quite
busy. The local dry goods trade is "A
little dull most too early for spring
goods, Provision dealers report good
sales and scarcity in some leading
ariiclea
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DALLAs TEX AS,

WEDNESDAY MORNING 80; MARCH I,
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Our entire stock OF liquors and to-
haccos ut cost for the next twenty
days, 10 close out business.
BLYTHE & Co.-tf
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ST. LOUIS, March 6,--Hogs dull.
Cattle dropping. prices unch anged,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11

To TEACHERS.-I would cali the
attention Of the younger teachers Of the
county, and Of those who expect to be-
come teachers in the county schools,
to the fact that the Woodstock Graded
High School furnishes particular in
struction for this class.
The pupils Of the High School Depart
ment reeite in the morning hours from
| 81 to l2l. In the afternoon the Prin-
eipal visits the other departments, as
sists in the drill of classes, and gives
practical instruction to those preparing
themselves for teachers, who at stated
times accompany him in these visits.
J All the subjects taught in the county
schools are here taught according to the
most approved methods.
Many teachers have now closed their
schools, and would most likely find
it profitable to spend the two remain
ing months Of our school with us.
Satisfactory terms can be made with
the trustees.
! r. d. HAISLIP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
Of Shenandoah county, His Honor
Judge Bird, presiding, is still in session.
A great deal Of chancery business has
been dispatched. The case Of J. S.
Trout VS.. B. s. o. r. r. Company, in
which Trout sues for the value Of two
horses one ofwhich fell from the Pugh's
Run Bridge and the other was run over
by freight train on the night of the
10Th of September 1874. was tried and
decided in favor of the Railroad Com
'pany.
The court Is now occupied in hearing
the case of Abraham Stickley VS.. B. &
0. r. r. for fence and wheat burned.
1t will require one or two days to finish
this case.
The case of Wightman's admr. VS..
B. s. O. r. r. one of the Narrow Pass
age bridge cases, it is thought, will be
tried at this term of the court.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11

TOWER HEARD FROM AGAIN.
Last Friday night the dogs made a
raid on the sheep pen of Mr.. John
Hartman, a few miles from Winchester,
and killed eleven of the flock.
The dogs, it seems, greatly affect the
Merryman neighborhood, and within a
short time past we have had occasion
to notice attacks on the flock of Mr..
Merryman. Last week the dogs at
tackled again, killing several lambs be-
fore they were discovered and driven
off. The flock of Mr.. Baker on the adj
joining farm was also attacked with the
loss Of several sheep. 1t is believed to
be worthless town dogs that committed
these latter depredations as one Of them
was tracked to town and hilled.-Win.
Ners.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11


Music TEACHING.-Miss Virginia
Carter, who has just completed her ar
rangements as music teacher at Edin-
burg, is DESTROYS of securing situation
in some family if possible. She gives
instructions on the piano, organ, guitar
and several other instruments. She is
a graduate of the school for the blind in
the D. D. & B. I. at Staunton, and
by her own effort supports herself and
an invalid mother and sister. Miss
Carter is one Of the most agreeable
companions in the family circle and is
eininently qualified to give abundant
satisfaction as teacher Of music. Any
one giving her situation will get value
received besides aiding deserving and
unfortunate blind girl in her laudable
effort at supporting herself and family.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-11

A New ROLE.-Mr. Jno. L. Schaef-
fer, actuated by an energy that does
not permit him to be idle, after the con-
clusion of his school at Liberty, ap-
peared in the neighborhood of Quisks-
burg as colt tanner. In his first effort
he found the difference between training
the mind Of a boy and that Of self
willed colt. He succeeded admirably
in getting on the colt, but learned by a
costly experience that he could get off
in much quicker time. There were no
bones broken, but he is reminded of
that colt every time his left shoulder
feels like it had Sc pound weight
bearing upon it.