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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-25
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sooo Fer Rsagla1d, leAeoe Fer
Anorlc0 f.I

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Seoo Fer England, loosooe Fer
America tti
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for boys aud girls, edited BY Mrs. Mary
Mspss Dodge. has increased % much 10
siIs and plumber Of pages during tho
past year that tho publishers have been
Obliged to issue tho yearly volume 10
two parts, instead Of ono % heretofore,
As TO lie circulation they report gaiu
OF 10 QUO 10 the average monthly editions
Of 1880 over 1879. The announcements
for the comine year include . capital
series for boys. full Of exciting adven.
,ure IN Natures Wonderland" or Ad.
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Stories Of Art and Artists, BY Mre.
Clara Erskipe Clement. . faithful out
iiue Of European Art, With many illus.
trations "Phaeton Rogers" delight
full and humorous serial BY Rossitsr
johnson; Mystery in . Mansion,
a ak months, serial The Treasure
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reading; Tho Agnssil Association
fully explained in the November mum.
Der Two English Queens" BY Mrs.
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Of beautifully illustrated Ballads for
Young Folks, beginning with tho
Christmas pumber A Special Budget
Of Fairy Stories by Frank r. Stockton
the 6rst OF which is 10 the November
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Eyes the Pouca Indian Maiden; a
splendid holiday story, "A Christmas
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with stories oil sports and games, will
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Nov. 18th 1880.
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We find ourself short of copies of the
FREE Press of Oct. 20. Any of our SUBJ
scribers who may have that number to
spare will confer favor by returning the
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exchange.
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70 al Who srs sns. log from the errors ssd In
a,.er.tions Of youth. ns-',ss weakness, early de-
ear. less Of manhood. A.. . will send recipe
that -fn care you. rsgs or tHAnGs. his
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WE publish eistwl ere the prospectus
of the old favorite, Godey's Lacy's Book.
We club the FREE Pass with it s3.65
for both. Or Cooley may be ordered
from the News Depot of Z. r. Julian.
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To ARRIVE

A full assortment OF
CANNED GOODS, A big lot of SUG.
AIRS, car load Of PLANTS FLOUR.
New crop Molasses These goods
were bought for Cash OF HEADoUAR-
TIERS in Baltimore. New Orleans and
St. Louis. and will be sold cheap.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. G, W. DONALDSON.
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THE BLASco RoAD.-We are informed by
J. NJ Malone that he has recently been up
this road and finds the part of it under
taken to be made by Hays county CON-
pleted and a good road. Now let Blance
county do her part, and the work will be
fully done.
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Wanted. a steady, Industrious boy,
who can read and write, to learn the
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THERE is still great demand for more
houses in this place, but the impossibility
to get lumber prevents erection of new
buildings, number of which we learn are
in contemplation.
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New Goods just in 1t Lu. J. Dailsy's
Give hin Z call. s-

Tho Inquirer respectfully iniorns the
butchers 10 the various sections Of the
county that unless thsy make out their
quarterly reports OF The animals slsushs'
cred BY them sud present the sane at
the regular term Of court. they arc vio'
lsting the Law, and liable therefor.
The opinion has Obtained that said Law
was imperative because no penalty was
provided. This is q mistake. The
penalty is 6ne Of not less than $50
nor more than $3O0.-[Gousalss Iuquir.
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Any ladies wishing to know Of the
merits of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, it's
action. etc, are referred to Mrs. VIM. =.
McKecknie. Photograph Parlors. Tole-
do, Ohio See Adv.
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SEE prospectus Of that valuable work,
the Scientific American. We club the
FREE Pass with it for $4.70 for both
Or it may be ordered from the News
Depot of &. r. Julian.
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A VARIETY of the latest Magazines just
received at G. R. JULIAN's News Depot.
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THE road to New Braunfels we hear is
completed, but trains do not seem to be
running regularly except from this place.
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'ona = 1a1IvQ su
20 lqSuoq sII!q qsno ITO no 3unoos!p 7ueo
Isd us, o4cm u!M GA 'sGol sumas!IqO 10
goo}s ssusmtu! mo IoJ mooI eHum o. IepIo
III :sSrp 0s lzeu era 10Y su!aSIeq Tv1oadS
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FREIdHTING appears to DO very much
behind on the upper portion of the In
ternational. A sort of blockade seems
tv prevail. Asa sample, we have lot
of paper ordered from st. Louis. which
has been due here some ten days. Fail
ing to come, we had to order from Aus
tin, and hence our paper is little late,
and besides the paper is of an inferior
quality, and not of tbs right size.
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The weather has been steadily
cold for week past, but not reach
ng the freezing point.
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SsvE The dimes. the shor i coming
Christina. Toys By the 1000. TO arrive
tLa J D,iieys very soon.
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TIE Bsstoa Pabie Library cogisiBs
y75 rs -olu-Des TIE nazhs- 4 Soet-
iasrri n lsT9 81 rss ll56.sZl- The
eost a nsinfsiuiur the library for the
,,st Seal year -fs s1Zls1s 81
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Forty years eIpsrsesre hes sss-red
r.bIie srgrov,l 80 Ayr-is cberry Pee
,orsl % Ne rsss rsli,bls 81 81 rtnedies
tsr Throsi tsi Cl-ess iisesses. rs CO.
ti-ues ,rs .eressisF pr-ulsrIry y esn-
elasz-s evisescs u its suPerifr curative
--,r@iss
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EppNER & NANCE have now Oh hand o
large lot of Furniture, which they offer
very cheap for cash. See advertisement.
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e. W. DONALDSON keeps FINE TEAS
aud CoFFEEs. A big lot Of Coffee
Just received,
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ST. JACOBS OIL and Hamburger drops,
the great German family medicine at
Frommes' Drugstore.
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SUBSCRIBE now for the FREE PRESS. We
can yet supply copies of last weeks paper,
which begins Vol X. r
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To Our Campaign s.bscrIbsrs

The subscriptions of the most of our
campaign subscribers expire with this weeks
paper. We hope to be favored with their
renewals for year.
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Our appeals last week caused us be pretty
well wooded up" SO We don't mind the
bad weather SO much.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-25

DrxoREsT's Illustrsted Journal Of
Art. Literature. H1nor. Home 1p,eresis
and Fssbion far December. Only cts
NJ c. r JrLIAS's News Dtpot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-25

JR. Cairns. Sheriff Of Lenawee Go
Mich. says:-I have worn an Only
Lung PAD for Bronchial difficulties.
and have not bean troubled with a cough
nights eipce wearing if.-See Adv.
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PLrAsr bear 10 mind the change 10
ear day Of pabliestiOn to Thursday and
hsv.your notices ready early in the
week.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-25

We can recommend The New York
Observer to our readers o. q family pa
per that 10 full Of good and useful read
ing. 1t has both religious and secular
news, aud . foreign correspondence
which is entertaining and valuable. Any
one can get 4 sample copy by sending to
the New York Observer, 81 Park Row,
New York. See advertisement.
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PRIoKLY ASH bitters at Frommes' Drug
store.
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EHRIcH's Fashion Quarterly for the
coming winter, now for sale at
C.R. JULIAN's News Depot,
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We offer our entire stock Of Clothing
ut Cash Prices, with an extra discount
Of 10 per cent.
HEAVY ADVANCE IN DoMEsTIcs.
We retail Lousdale Domestics ut New
York Wholesale Prices other Goods
in proportion.
MAInNr's CHEAP STORE.
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"Wanted correspondence" with
some reliable man and competent
printer who might be willing to take
mechanical charge of the FREE
Pngss Office on the basis of an in
terest in the concern, or otherwise.
Address this office.
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The Prairie Farmer of Chi cago,
one of our most valued exchanges.
comes to us this week in an entire new
dress, It is an admirable periodical,
not only for the instruction Of the agri
culturists and stock-raisers, but it is
invaluable in the home circle Tho
Statesman acknowledges the use of much
valuable matter for re publication Oh
tanned through its columns. With each
year the Prairie Farmer grows in attrac.
tiveness, and we are glad to know that
it is appreciated by large number Of
Texas readers.
We copy and endorse the above from
the Austin Statesman.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-25
MALONE's CHEAP STORE.

Fritz LANCE has on hand lot OF
the very incest Candies ever seen in this
market. and will soon be in receipt OF a
larger and finer lot for the Christmas
trade. Choice fruits and vegetables Al
ways on hand. All offered ut bottom
pricps
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-25

SPEcIAL.-Just received . large In.
voice Of Gents Dress Shirts. To in.
troduce them. We offer the lot At sl.OO
each Tor 80 days. Tho established price
is $l.25. Tho old reliable Star Shirts
We offer at sl.2 aud sl.60.
GEO. T. MALONE.
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MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current.

WEEKLY FOR THE FREE
PRESS. By q. ". DONALDSON,
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Or. JOHN Z. pAyoulIs
.,ss si s:sSsss & Sssissj:ssi ss.,iss > -
ddss1s u Ne tswa sid ylslnlQ u ~ Deo61oo e
3, S:1 -. 4 ss sss: =: :,:s' - - 3
~ !. 8. Sii' I; 81 81: ''''> e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
CALL.
To the Hon. James M. Hurt

The undersigned, members of the bar O
Grayson county, respectfully request that yor
allow your name to be used in the approach
ing canvass as candidate for the position o
Judge Of the court of appeals, for the state O.
Texas. A thorough acquaintance with you
legal requirements convinces us OF you
ability to fill that position with credit t.
yourself and with great advantage ani
profit to the state:
II III Patty, A CTurner,
Jot Gunter, w Munson,
JP Geren, WB Brack,
Ben Goodrich, G WPasco,
JG Nicholson, RO Barrett,
j Parker, S d Steedman,
] w Finley, Ridley Dean,
IS Fears, wv Story,
Silas Hare, Lucius Dills,
ON Buckler, JR Cowles,
JIG Rainey, w Cockrell,
FC Mclean, IS Sryyley,
so Doane, w Il Cook,
JC Mills, G A Brown,
Chas Crenshaw, I Cunningham,
Q Edmondson, CB Wsndelhor,
I'D BaLour, Il L Smith,
HO Head, Il A Turner,
ID EBryant, Joseph Bledsoe,
w w Wilkins, Briggs Goodrich,
id Woods, John r Cox,
joseph Ricketts,, JP Cox,
A Il Wilkinl on, John j Bell,
Fred Cockrell, EP Gregg,
r Boyd, WM Peck,
A B Pierson, Randell & Bro,
J 9 Montgomery, L Maughs,
FIN Robertson, r Q Forte,
l. ID Norton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
DALLAs, July Il, 1850.


Capt. T. NJ. Scott:
have just read your communication in
reference to Col. Hurt, and at your request
will state that / was sent for by Dr. Penwell,
while he was Under arrest in the Indian Ter
ritory, to advise with him rs an attorney and
to employ me to defend him and others
charged with treason to the government of
the Confederate States. Col. Furt was a
member of the military commission. When
this case came up for trial he interposed a
plea to the rsdiction of the commission to
try citizen of the State of Texas for the
offence charged. The Judge advo-
cate took issue upon our plan, and
we proved to the satisfaction of the court
that the accused were citizens of the state of
Texas, and were not connected in any way
with the military service of the confederate
states, nor of the state of Texas whereupon
the commissioners sustained the plea to the
jurisdiction to try the prisoners, and they
were released and returned to Texas. deem
itnot improper to state that felt n deep in.
terest in the case, for it involved great
question, and, knowing Colonel Hurt we'll l
relied very much upon his courage and ability
as lawyer to vindicste and protect the
rights and liberty of the citizens under the
constitution and laws of the country.
Truly, w. B. WRIGHT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Leadville Bullion.

According to the Leadville Herald the
half years production, or rather shipments
Of bullion from the different Leadville works
we're as follows: The Grant smelling com,
pany, So, 16S,S61; Eddy, JONES s. Co., SSlS,.
602; La Plata mining and smelling company
$l,20l, Sl6; Leadville smelter, Sl4,2l8;
American smelter, $255,373; Billing & Eilers
SS6S,0Sl; California smelter, S97,Il9; j. B,
Dickson y Co, S6S,96l; Little Chief
$3.50; Cummings & Finn, S699,424; Gage,
Hsgemen s. Co., S2lS,697; Elgin smelling
aud mining company, 1888, IA; Harrison
l; duction works, S56l, lSS; Robert E. Lee
mine, SS2S50; Colorado Prince, $4,000;
total, 7,0l3,S66. To this should be added, 10
obtain the production of the camp for the
first half of the year 1880, increase in value
of bullion, 100000; increase in value Of
ore, 100000; total production, Ss,7lS,s $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Judge Hurts Response.

DALLAS, Texas, July 10, les0.
To the members the bar OF Grayson.L mar,
Collin, Denton and Dallas counties;
GENTLEMEN Your several petitions re-
questing me to permit the submission of my
name next month before the Democratic
state convention for the position of Judge of
the court of appeals, have been received and
been duly considered. beg to assure you
of the fullest appreciation Of the confidence
expressed, and in return, gentlemen, will
respond that should the Democracy of Texas
in convention assembled see proper TO nomi-
nate me- for one OF the judges of the court of
appeals, l will cheerfully accept of the same,
since North Texas has not single represen
tative on either one of the appellate court
benches Of the state. Again thanking you,
gentlemen, for the honor rendered, l am,
very truly, Your obedient servant,
j. M. HURT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Gall Upon Judge Hurt

PARIS, TEXAS, March 80, 1850.
TO Cold. NJ. Hurt, Dallas, Texas.
We, the undersigned members of the Pari.
bar, having full confidence in your ability
and integrity, respectfully request that you
become candidate for judge Of the court OF
appeals Of the state of Texas
V w Hale, G G Wright
Henry w Lightfoot, Joseph Ballenger,
Chas A DALEY Ben Ii Plenton,
E d Seals, Barron Phillips,
Peterson, PW Harrison,
Austin Pollard EGG Bennett,
= L Dohoney, DHS Scott,
n Cannon, II + Hodges,
d Birmingham, John G Easton,
w b Wright, William Fl johnson
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Judge Hurt.

MCKINNEY, Texas, July 10, 1850.
TO taptain ]. Nj. Hurt:
DEAR Strive the undersigned members
Of the bar Of Mckinney, Collin county, join
the bar of Grayson, Denton, Dallas and other
counties, in requesting you to permit your
name to 60 before the state Democratic con
veution for the nomination for one of the
Judges Of the court Of appeals
NJ G Alternately, Henry A Finch,
0 B Muse, r Mattbie,
] B Lucas, NJ II Garnet,
X R Craig, White,
Oemenson Il Church, E + Brown,
F N Davidson, TIC Goodner,
j L Gray, j II Jenkins,
j M Pearson, I'D Doggett.
RD'Armand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
CrOHter Il BOhuy.

MI; Leopold Lee BOhny lste proprietor of the
gone into business. He has formeda copart-
nership with Mr.. William Crozier, and their
neat handsome saloon ct the corner of Main
and Poydras streets. will be glad to meet all
his old friends, for whom he has cordial
welcome. With The choicest liquors and
wines, fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and cosy, pleasant place at which to
while away leisure hour, Crozier & Bohny's
city. 'A'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

DENTON, July 8, 1850.
We, the undersigned, members of the Den.
ton county bar, hereby join in the call of the
Grayson county bar upon Colonel j. NJ,
Hurt to allow his name to be submitted to
the Democratic state convention for the posi-.
tion Of judge Of the court of appeals.
+ Z Piner, w Austin,
j A Carroll, j 7 Bottof,
VS. oldham, L Ruddell,
d N Dodson, Marshall Fulton,
Thos Z Hogg, | D Ferguson,
Emery Smith, r Bates,
Iago, Alex Robinson,
Robert Gam, Owsley.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Resolved, That We the members of the bar
Of Dallas county, having high and abiding
confidence in the character, standing and
ability Of Col, james M. Hurt, and feeling
that north Texas should have some direct
representation upon the supreme or appel
late benches of the state, do
recommend earnestly the name of
our distinguished fellow attorney for one of
the associate justices of the appellate bench,
and we beg TO request our coming county
convention, by suitable resolutions, to con-
vey these views to the state convention to as
semble al Dallas, August 10th, 1880.
SAwNIE ROBERTSON, chairman.
l.. +. SMITH, secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Excess of exports. ,.............. $3.50, 363, lO7
The following is the estimate of the Jour
nal of Commerce for the fiscal year just closed,
all the ports being completed for eleven
months, and New York for the whole year:
Imports al all the ports ls79-S' 1851 Oh, CO,
Elk ports from all the ports, lS79-S0 $50 600, OOO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

for the place, as tribute of respect to a
heightened, fearless, honorable man, and an
old army friend ia "the lost cause"
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, ETC., I. NJ. ScoTT.
Belmont Farm, Collin count, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Dallas, Texas, July u, 1880.

'"'b I0~"s'VuI IL, fooo'
Hon, ]. A. Hurt:
We, the undersigned mem bers of the Dsl-
las bar, would most respectfully ask you to
become candidate for the court of APP
pesls.
Kno wing your qualifications and eminent
ab Mty as a lawyer and wide acquaintance
In Texas, and especially in north Texas,
as q profound criminal iurist, we ask YOU to
subm It your name 10 the convention for A
seat on the appellate bench. At The state
convent on, 10 DO holden at Dallas, on the
lVtn Gay Oh august 1880, pledging our
selves 70 u our influence in connection with
,oe attorneys ,,h from % various other cities and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD,
AGENTS AND BRANCH OFFICES

The following parties are Agents and have
charge of branch Offices Of TUE HERALD
at the places named to solicit sub
scriptions and make contracts for advertise
menH for this paper and collect and receipt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-17

SowNG ORCHARD GRAss.-A Vir-
glnia correspondent asks if he may
safely SOW orchard grass with rye
in September. As it survives the
winters of New York it can hardly
be endangered in Virginia. It re-
sists summer droughts very stnb-
bornly, and is valuable grass for
early pasture or hay, if cut early.
As it is fit for cutting when red
clover is in blossom, it is profitable
to SOW both; but as there would
be some doubt of the clover passing
the winter safely, unless sown very
early this month, it would be best
to SOW it early in the spring. Or.
chard grass is apt to stool, and
should, therefore, be sown thickly
and evenly. A bushel and a half
OF orchard grass seed per acre
fourteen pounds to the bushel)
would be proper quantity, and Of
clover six quarts Ter acre.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-11-17

A correspondent of the Country
GentLeman believes that every spe.
cies of bird, large and small, is sub
ject to the gapes. The young Of
the robin are often troubled with
them. It is also believed that
many chicks thus afflicted die Of
starvation on account of their ina
bility to swallow. The parasite
disocse is occasioned by number
of small worms in the throat, pro-
ducing Inflammation. The fowl is
oftimes relieved by the use Of a
stiff horse hair or quill stripped
of it's feathers within an inch of
the end, which when carefully used,
will remove some of the worms.
Care and proper attention to fowls
will ward off the disease. Pure
water, wholesome food and suff-
cient room for exercise will seldom
fail in preventing it's appearance