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VITAL RESTOLtklIIYE.
RECORDS vital RESTORATIVE

Maatures Nervous mud Fhyszcn1 Debility. etc.
Hoxes1t ~ piilA tl51s la I'll ~ Slo. Mono Hsnuns
Without Signature nj il, Il. BlOltsaOND. A forulos
sgout OF mlno II advertising spurious Limitation un'
dsr tho assumed name ot pf: A'corda aestotaAvs
pills. ur. nlcsrh ur Paris, wrute to WIN II,
Woodward. Of tho flrsn af F. fouEerd ~ Co..
no n. XYilitn,u s.At., Now York; tustract ting hin
10 u.aer thnt tho lex..s letter *.th ~ tmh
TzrIous pnpcrs, ks Ilscuntlnuo4 lMMealatel1 II
Of 10 should ceannnncs le4al Hroee ealnE:
h.oof a@sF I%esss % Gh!9sKos 9nd u =! 1 a5ayxssa
It.. Whojesas agents for Tho drug tVsde.
br. 5Ixvsmund a9Eees - farte!t wv foF Any AL.
MI special ad.io Or fur anything tnpnrn or lDurl.
UVs il, il. Over 1A cnsua ii the uatsd states aons
hnYp bn On enectud within tho last i've yeafs-
Hddto.H WIN taeoted stamp ior dsscttPst,e cls-
IiiESAijNll 10 Wn.td fsutlllnR. NaN York.
, 1881-07-26

Epfttdl Dt.pateh to fhs Chteaoo Ttfbrna.
Muxu1E, lnl., July :5.-ilud whisky and mean
1cn!ousy caused George MauEIfrcsh, Of this city,
to go to-nIght at'>ut talf. past to tho house Of
his nx-dlvorood wife, kick tho doors III, Hclzo
ller, nut1 thrcaten To brlin hpr with a hugo
stouc. Her sister, hlnry L.oG, Mt this critical
tnoHent tlred at him and inflicted dangerous
att perhaps fMtut wound IN tho luwur purl Ut
tho belly. Tho surgeon failed to find tho bullet
, 1881-07-26
CROP-PROSPECTS.
ILLINOIS,.


opsetdt Dtpateh 10 1hs CA4ec1u Tribune.
0ALEsBuRu, July 25.-Tho wsathor:durfng the
past week has been the hottest evce kn0wn In
this section. Tha Thermometer has ranged DO.
tween 81 and % dcgrecs4 There have been oo-
caslonat showers Without any damage To crops.
In fact, all kinds OF grain IL doing splendtdly
except the oat-orop, which has been seriously
injured by the army.worm. Your correspondent
has heard but little sald about the ravaRos OK
this WORM for the past fow days. and 1t has
probably spent it, fury IN this sootlou.
, 1881-07-26
WlSCQN9IN.

5pfetal Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
.WATERTowN, Wis.,, July 25..-lseports from this
section indicate that considerable damage hns
been done tho barley crop By the late rains. A
small portion Of tho barloy has been socurel
without Injury. aud aouo yet to be harvested
will doubt1ess be saved all right, but ths great
proportion of that which WIS cut and still IN tho
iteltf durIn& the recent storms Is badly tlec0l-
ored, and Ia some Instances has turned black.
, 1881-07-26
HELD FOR MURDER.

:. spfttat Dtspatth to ~ Chicago 1rtbsna,
..pAR HAPIps, Ia, July s5.-sirs, Alloc Illus.
Se eamo from Illinois sumo wooks ago With hor
ssso oa.oaha hnd stopped at Marion. Tho maa was
saaaeal7 taken very slok, and whito running for
s1,es sSaoetos the woman was soen to throw away
Uo! uo.tte. twas picked up and found to contain
gU.'oa: ~ She telcgtaphed the same day to fe.-
cSo TIC obap Sas, a bat sIa III az assu E" Il
Ss1ss snsd., Thn husband died, and tho woman w1s
III tik nc!d to appoar for trial hcforo tho ,Dls.
band 1o1st On tho charge Of poisoning her hu4.
, 1881-07-26
AFTER A uORsE.TuIEF.

8s uHpaEsR 70 1R9 Chtta90 1FttUN6s
s,s.s'.A' ,AIaSA' Ill. July 23,-One =, II. Anderson
soom ss'.!as 70 be horse-buyer from Philadelphia,
NM nne stugto rlR from Constock & Hunkius
h. aa this city On Saturday noon last to 20 to
lesviss issas- slllo House. as stated by him boforo
shieb shiE. f. 1or o. ths purpose Of looking At q team
oreturo ~ ,S,,s ao9at TO 9py The man has failed
IL ness.a o1buque ferrFto tho Iowa ahorp, but
ths ossn1 oSn%e &Maeteaeouss W. arc unknown, although
Eysn nns ~ Sna r. officers arc ia pursuit. llg wug
W tho best tusnout1 In tho toMu*
, 1881-07-26
SUICIDAL,

THOR. N. X, July &,.-Willlam 0avin. while
suffering from dellrtum tsctnoas, leaped head
foremost. this morning, from psecaplco LIS feet
high snto tho rocky bod ot Poesunkilt Greek.
ably Fpeovor. Ills esoapo was miraculous.
, gp+e4al Nspas<A to 1n1 cAtease 9ttbttR&
'OsKAI.ooaA, L., July H,-0ardnar Lunt
farmer living In the posfhMnst part OF ths county,
euiaid0d yVsts1uAy BY ahootlag himself through
, 1881-07-26

6pt4d& QspAfeh 10 1h8 th&eaoo 141onne.
Dosrox, July R5.-Tho dispatch from Liver.
pppl concerning tho discovery OF informal mn.
ch,nes on two noston steamers at Liverpool ID
connsmed by officials hero to-day. On her Inst
outward yoyago the Malta, Of tho Cunard Line,
took out ten barrols Of what puruorted to bo
eemcnt,-an tnnocent-looklug black oarthy
compound, which was accepted for what It
was represented to be. A number Of barraEs
Of tho same material wero forwarded by
tho Hayarian. Of tho Loyland Ltuc, few days
Afterwards, and In both consignments informal
machines Hetc found by tho customs OifciAla at
Liverpool. Ii will bo difficult to trace the per-
petrator of this cEEfno ngninst tho navigation
laws, aa tho consignnr undoubtedly used 1ctf-
M equally fictitious person Ia Liverpool, md
took every precaution to cover bits tracks. Tho
oRenso il punishabio hcra with term In tho
State Frteon4 -,
, 1881-07-26

The Thomas soason has entessd upon III third
week with no tl.uluutlon Of The popular Inter.
cat Or attendAnce,' The program last evening
HRa miscellaneous In character aud vcEy enjoy
able, This eyen,nx's program will ba devoted
mainly to Beethoven, who will 10 represented
by hta ballot music to "promgsheus," bis gEeat
"septst," the overture to "C0slolRn4s," and
ehs Sixth tPustorai, symphony, which ha. not
boon played heEs TOR @hny Iears. 1no l1 tairt
viii bo u followsy MebeFs AJubl!ee 0ver.
tuFe,"' Strauss !. Art,sta' IAfo Waltz" and the
msas for Tho third a0s Qf !. Lobeugrlu." a
, 1881-07-26
A BLACK 1,OI1GTA.

a BLACK 13ORGTA.
New ORLEANS, July 2h-Flvo children OF
Thomas Ktlloon, aged ], 30. 8, and 10 years, re-
sncctlynly. wcro po,souod BY u cUtorctl servant
glrt, Elfzn nartcly, who pitt rat poison
IN eDmo eoup tt,.ilny. Tho girl. when
arrcstcd,, c0nlessod tho or!tne. >, aud sait'
she put tho tofsotl In to make ttlo chttron slck.
and called tler Il liE9cr" and Mrs. K!lieon was
about 10 discourage hor, a littlo girl. ngrl 3,
drum will recover.
, 1881-07-26

DALLAS, 1ox., July ss.-rhe hookwall cosrc-
sRo1,deue Of tha HeFt!u telegraph. the following:
ssI deelfH to call attention TO an lnsttl1aent
which was loft In this county, oixht mlles east
ct HookwAl!+ about four years aFo. Bald ln9tFu-
foat 10 diameter. Ii sppeArs 70 b Sotne kind Of
an SltSppQ0ical Instrument that 40 MAJ In thts
, 1881-07-26
COR0NER's lNOuesIs.

The C0ruuor hold an inquest yesterday at tho
Eaglo itouso, No. "a Canal street, upon John
BECK, = boarder who died carly yesterday mosp-
ing from ooagestiye ohilla. Ths mAn when hc
applled theFe fow days sRo Tor board wa sick,
but he rVsuaed W have the SERVICES Of physl-
, 1881-07-26

ITEMS: : .' -u
The next meotlng. OF tho western Association
OF General Passenger and Ticket Agents will bo
hold In thIa n[tv Arc. n.
mnra, auni.,a ,rnn,,o-ont. ,r,,voa nm ,no
PlttsbArR. Fort Wayne j. Chicago yesterday, and
l25 on the Michigan Central,
Mr o,,nro =, 1,,,,u,.n prox,dopt ~ thn phil.
,,,n., -. % y ,,, suS ~ w
m1am ra!a9e.Gar CnpanS rso ~. ~ noT ~ nv
III Ss;,i saif iroM EnW,a1d HnSn sboIt H,t9. angus"
The Wabash will take possession OF tho IndI.
anapoltB, pcr4 j. Chicago AuK. i. col. II. An.
lypWs, Superintendent 0f the Eastern Division
Of tho Wabash, viii also hSys thnreo Of ia
, 1881-07-26

tho head. About n yenr ngo his wIfe fell down
AtairB, killing hsr instantly, and hrnotlInR over
mind that ended his career. lio was 0t1lte
wealthy.
, 1881-07-26
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.

ALLEGED MALIsKACT1CE.
Special Dlspatch to The ChIeaeo Istbunt.
OMA11A, Mob, July 2a-Slrs. Mary Tuina dtctl
on Sunday from malpractice and neglect m tho
part Of Mary Jonus, Il midwife. and to-day MrB.
nnco with the vor1iot oi tho C0roner'a jury. it
Is claimed that othor women havG died fn tho
gRnle way willie untlor treatment.
, 1881-07-26
KILLED IN A TRAIN.

CiAn OnCtiAttU, liy., July 2j.-ueorRo A'fams
was shot and killed toro Mt o'clock this after
noon by 1nucs Mullins and Jamos Wnlto tho
killing being dono OH a. train at tho dopot. Al
County. Mullins at,,l Whito wero Immediately
afrosted Aud sent TO Jail.
, 1881-07-26

1iEVENUE-LAW vIOLATORS.
Special Dttpatch to 7ne Chteaoo Tribune.
SrRiN0FIELD, ILL.,, July :,5.-Cornclus and
Adam Fortnur, OF Wayne County, wcro oxan,-
iucd before Unlted States Commissioner Adams
to-day chnrEc1 with retailing liquor without
paying tho special tMx. In tlufault Ut $500 baIl
thoy Wcro B1nt to jail.
, 1881-07-26

,,,,s se.s'a9 :. ossas<h 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
,hia hi.s It'll ltocx, Ark. july sb-A report reached
Re,na Yesterday that Nike Doylln. foreman Of
s.sin..s es section men at Bradford had been a.
th. ~. ~ urand Glaze. Thera Il 4 ,susnat, In
tQsa' "a ~ 1nevltn laft last Saturday for brad
pGtchsasasa als brother was In town YestqFday and
kAlsd y u, = coffin. Thla ID the soe3hl man
n1nnsrt - otano ulaze In tho kame cold. bloo6od
Sts IL tho past sig muutha. -!
, 1881-07-26

Ysscs d1T IN Ills OWN TRAP, IT,,
n,t,sS ". ettx. Miss, 3uiy e5.-A Eapo was COM
eams.. ta ust eaturdny OH young lady BY n0sro
sasown san,n her, but ths water be.nK too ahalIoT,
d. ~s. "o toe ChAin And held her head under
slnh s8 ~. Until she drowned. Ho then tried TO
~ ~, enaiu, but found himself Gagged, &nd
SVe aesecaed. Iha demon was suMma1lly.
, 1881-07-26
aOuLD,B TEXAS SCHEMES,

0HEEHv1L1E, Tex, July 25.-1t Is now aasert-
al that Jay Gould will change tho East Line
q,ttrcd by him, to broad-g gauRo line, and ex-
tcnd It to Dallas. This road runs In botween
md parallel to the trnnsoontinental main
line Of tho Texan =: Paoidc, and,
when completed to DaIlas, will bo 200
mllos long. and that 6onld's object In changing
It's gauge Ia to enable him to get more extensive
tho construction OF q competing line to tho
Pacific coaat, using tho East Limo Il ltcd River
TOAD Ga q nllueus to be opened ia harmony with
tho Iron Mountain. e.;
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sAw FRANCIsco. July e5.-A phnnix dispatch
Bnys Thoulns Hook; sttek-ratser In Tonto
Basin, shot bis father lcnd lust Tuestlny+ Tho
trolb'o arose from divorce Of tho parents and
q quarrel over the division Of property.
, 1881-07-26
A FAfTHLEss jhNlTOR,

Il. q. jackson, coloFrA man who has bean
employed ~ Al assistant. 1anttos, Ut tho F!sst
National Bank. pleaded guilty yesterday, 1t shs
Bouth H!tie POLES Cnurt. 10 charge accusing
him Of ths tneft Of postage stamps aREreRAttng
bonds ct 500,
, 1881-07-26

formed hy tho Burlington I short time ago 10
build n line to Rockford and ultimately 10 Lakn
Superior. It Ia ITO doubE tho intention tn make
tho Chcngo Iowa The southern end OF this
now llEo,
, 1881-07-26

ONToNAG0N d. NRULE RIVER.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July e5.-Tho Directors Of
tho Ontonngon & nruld llver Railway Company
hold their annual meeting to-day, and mapped
out the route from 0ntoueson totho Wisconsin
Htnte linet md elected Ezra nuet, Of East Sag
jnaw, Mich. President, and r. blnrluar, Of MIL
WHuhCe. SQEt6tnfY duu AAtQflHYs-
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oonkslux to Try = Newspaper.

OoMktlME 20 TFY N6W6p&F3fe
> Jauus YptRgg L$tfsF 10 Resa York Star. -.
I bear Of 4 moYement among ConkliuE's
friends 10 establish 4 newspaper Ia New York.
tkat ConktiuF going 10 Try h.s hand at editing.
, 1881-07-26

section understands. This instrument WAS loft
at tho pacc Of William Ilnrvey on account Of
bad fpatls by HH old gentleman who had two
young mon employetl 10 assist him, and II is bo~
l1cvcd ttat tho old gentleman wne murdered by
those two young men for the effects known to
he In hta hand. This !nstrtImnnt IL supposed To
bc worth $E0,U0o and tho names Ut all tho parties
7h0 loft Il are unknown. tits hoped ttla noflco
may be the means Of funravcEnR the mystery"
, 1881-07-26

THE WISCONSIN MAN-HUNTERs.
hEN0AlNEk, Wis, July .5.-Tho hunt for tho
Durant outlaws will take au aggrosstvo oharac-
ter thls week. A general advance along The
llnc Of hkfrmtshora has been ordered, aud now
camp has already boon established. Tho troops
VIII noyo through the woods where the mur-
ootc's arc expected to bet and search ~ care.
1u!ly y Tho character Of tho country will allow.
4 4. company Ut 8tato militia, rho Ludln8ton
~ t! search. 1t Ia stated by somo that tho fu9l-
Hvts have escaped. 1t Is thought they arc still
x tbs.a 10 wpods, end vigorous attempt to bring
u tae mapeuyrc8 OF tho pursucrs are kept
sesset, but II Is expected that something dotlit
VIII be speedily dpyclop0d.
, 1881-07-26
RIrCAl,TufiEn,

Bptetal D4spateh 10 1hs Chicago 1Stbunt.
DUBUQUE, la, July a5.-Munroa md Blator,
der last week, wero captured 5cstortlay. enc ut
VolyA City and tito other at DrlBh Creek.
, 1881-07-26

SARATOGA, N. T.
Special Dftpateh 10 Iht chtedgo Tribune.
.BAnATooA, N. Y, July e1-A severe thunder
and rain storm has bocn In progress throughout
this section this AFTERNOON and Tonight.
, 1881-07-26

C1No1NNAT1. O., July 25-Tho Ttmes.Star Can.
ton, o.. special aayB m oit'cal examination 0f
tho Stark Country Troasury reveals doilcIt OF
$ll,700. County-Trcasuror aul.lyan olatma that
It Is nm error In computing tha figures. Tho pre-
uecessor Of Treasurer Sullivan d serving term
OF twalyo ycars for Iolloit OF 49, ,Q0Q.
, 1881-07-26

SAN FIIASClsCo. July 25.-Dlanco Flores, tho
Mexican mllrlcror, md ox.mCnbor Of tho Tas-
quez ganR Of bandits wns killed. near Yumn
while attempting IL escape from custody to-day.
, 1881-07-26

HOMICIDE AT DYERsHURG. TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tenu., July 2h,-The dya|aNcht's
Dyorsburg, Tcun., special says; Saturday aft
ornoon. In quarrel between e. j. Kirk and J.
ri. lotlea, over q trivial matter, Kirk all of a
sudden tlr0W pistol and shot Jones dead."
, 1881-07-26

HOT DAY IN CHARLESTON.
NEW Y0FK, July eA-Last Friday was the
hottest day ever known Ia Chaflcston. g. G., tho
thermometer marking l9t In the shade,
, 1881-07-26
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY,
8psetat Dt.pateh to 7RA Chicago T%ibuaa,
NEW Y0Rk, July e. -TcmpcraturO. D:Bo p. yu.,
~, 0p. m.. 70; 9 p. na.. 4; II H.. u. averaxo
Temperature, s5A; Av0raXA Temperature FOR
corresponding datu last year, 1bt.
, 1881-07-26

MAnsHALt, Tux, July as5-1t ia reported that
Gov, brown haa died bis Resignation as Vicc-
President Of tho Texas l. rncino Railroad, and
that It will bo accepted In short time, aud that
ho wilt 10 appointed TO tho position OF General
Solicitor Of I'LL the Gould roads, with hcadquar.
tors at Ut, L0ul1,
, 1881-07-26
[A1L DELIVERY.

DANv1kLE, Ark, July 2j.-Scvcn out OF nine
prisoners conancd iu thu jatl ut this pluco made
their e9capo,
, 1881-07-26

'l3aromosnr cor.scted for Temperature. elevation.
and Instrumental 9rrOr.
kte1u barometer fA41
Mean Thermometer. 71.9+
alEan humidity. t3U.
tilHhe4k tenp0r1t tnFe. I4a4
LoHout temperature. Gl.@
GENKHAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHtCAdO. July 4-lQ.l8 p. q.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11
A Blue Bau,.

The Pittsburg Lender publishes an
item about perfectly blue baby recently
born in that city. Every inch OF the
child Is rs blue as indigo. The cause OF
this freak of nature is what might be
called "a malformation of the heart. An
opening exists between the right and
left sides of the heart, and allows the
blood from the arteries to mix with the
blood from the veins before it has been
purified by the action of the heart and
air, and this produces the blush cast oi
the skin. The child is about two weeks
old, and is not expected to live. "A
blue babe" at birth Is not uncommon,
but by placing the child on its left side
the opening in the heart closes by the
power OF gravitation, and the circulation
of the blood then proceeds naturally.
For child thus afflicted to live il unus-
ual; medical books placing the ratio at
one In $4,000. A Pittsburg physician IL
acquainted with a young man, twenty
four years old, who was not only a
"blue babe, !" but lived TO be blue man.
He is well developed, healthy-in fact
like the rest Of humanity, except in the
color Of the skin. This 10 blue as indi-
go, and medical skill is powerless to af-
ford remedy,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11

TO make bale of cotton weigh ing 500
pounds, from $500 to 1900 pounds OF
seed cotton is required,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11
rAna, aARpEN Axp nousrnOIn



Wood az Cs ste, trubtlose. excellent
foi orchrfos; INT, instead 'cf being ppt
around ihe trees they should be spread
over The whole land. Bul where ARE the
pshcs SO tasuir lfff1 m thisYfgipn , We
hsvr Aiile brNo wnJG, end OF course,
little or no ashes IN our limited OK
periepco we have learned one Thing in
resar6 20 orchards, as wcll 4 fruit trocs
OF every Find, that we lave cultivated;
and we believe tho principle con be APP
Piled pretty much TO everything that
grows IN the eatih, which - thai tie
application Of manure bsnlhts them nil
Ground occupied with fruit trees SHOULD
be manfred % LITERALLY as are other
portions Of the land used for the raisile
OF wheat and corn. H. IS tie nerlse, "
do so, in correction with The general
negligence with which orch0td5 aro
treated IN many sections, That mako
them unploi,ablq and to become Wprr- :
out prema-urqly- .Aud as 10 the KIND
of manure with which crehards ouTht
to be treated. While any lUi almost
without exception. viii prov OF aI-
vantage, there is none in The verdi 10
be compared to stable or barpyard MAJ
nuTe. A 1ibtral application OF Tins only
everythird year, With careful printing,
scrsning, and wushing OF the trunks Of
theItrees, wi Intake aprUdtgiOnq charge
in aH orchard. This TOP dressing can
be applied III any time when The proind
is not froZcn, and, il not bestowed i'm
too heavy lrmna. So ne to irjrrc the Cor.
chsSd> grass, win Weld in addition 70
the'fsiiif, n ety44lp a tors ef rood hag.
We havo known three faN orop5 OF FcOd
grass to. be- cut from IN orchard - Or
rlGrt Ost.B atjfggQI5. d % ..a..-.i.. .
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11
ACrneI Joka.

There is an'old ioke-an old Joke which
we have all hcard-ihat YVES the means
OF getting boy into trouble. Yester-
day evening Young Bolivar went home,
and, entering the room where his
mother was, exclaimed;
Say, ma, have you heard about Mr..
Braley.A
"Why, no, assured Mrs. Bolivar,
with ar air of surprise; "what about
himp"
This morning he got up early"
Yes; go on
"Waittil l tell you. He got up carly
anc remarked hat he felt very well.n
"Go on" exclaimed Mrs. Bolivar,
after short pause.
Just wait. He said that he fell I'M
usually well. While Mrs Blaley was
getting breakfast he went out and
shelled lot OF corn for the pigs. He
came back to the house, still say ing that
be felt well.n
why don't you 30 onP"
wait till get my breath. I've run
all the way from downtown. liesai
down to the table and ate the heartfelt
breakfast you ever saw. When he got
up from the table he remarked again
that hc felt well. Then be turned
around, and, just as lie got half Way
between The table and tie water auckol
he"
"rroppei deadm exclaimed Mrs.
Bolivar.
ION, no-turned around and told bis
wife that be felt much better"
You impudent scoundralw yelled
Mrs. bolivar, and, seizing broom, she
knocked the boy down. No one knows
where the joke originated, and the boy
doesn't care.--AFkqnsas Sld.s Gazette.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11
The Great Bleed Purifier Kid
4 pey! Remedy NahaA =
Mild Laxative.

Those who have failed TO be benefited by other
.Sarsaparllas should lnotitgdl 10. mako siHglc
trial of this blood purifying and lie invigorating
seompUurdn Of shuket sarsapaiila, dcndenuon,
yellow idocS5 mandrake, black cohosh, garget,
Indian hs,Eps and ~ 3eErsf Of Jsniper amt
by the Stcfcty. T-', ' -
Prcpared ~ Aseanterbery Society Shakers
shakorN1ltage, n. Ii. aud signed by LIhos. Cor.
bctt ia .inyeltors sold everywhere. Inqpirc
for Corbelt's shakers, Sqrsaparila., .ff ,,..s
Irs- Enclose stawp Tor Shaker Mammal. .,.i.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11
kUTOMArISM.
Curious Effects of Curious Cauaes O.;
MINI mud

Curious Effects of Curious Cauaes ca
Man and Benst.
We arc not-lefFTp The unaided study
OF our mental pto& sea for pIoof thai
the humaA br;tin IS q inechanism. In
The laboratory Of Professor Goltz, in
Strasburg, saw terrier from which he
had removed, by repeated experiments,
yaH the surface OF tie brain, thereby re-
sducing the animal to q simple auto na-
ton. Looked ut Wiiile lying in lis stall,
be seemed 1T flrst m Il no q Vie different
from other dogs; he took food when Of
fered to him, was fat, sleek and very
quiet. When ! approached him he took
no notice. of me, but yhen the assistant.
caught him by the tail he Instantly be-
came the emf oaimeht of fairy. n e had
not sufficient perceptiYepewsr to rsoogS
nize the point of assault, SO that his
he per-, standing behind linn, was not in
danger. With flashing eyes and hair all
erect the dog nowled and barked furi-
ouslys necessarily sliappin g and bieiag,
hrst on this side and then on that. tear
ing with his forelegs ard in every way
manifesting rage. When ,iis'tsa was
dropped ny .tae attendant and lh's .iiesd.
touched. the Storm at once. subsidized,
the fury was ttirned into calm, and the
animal, a few seconds before SO rageful,
out its iicsa ri caitsses. T;is Curious
process could be repeated indefinitely.
Take hold OF its aail, ~ d. ibatently the
storm broke out alresh; pat HE head;
;8nd all was tenderness. II was posi-
BILE To play at will with the passions If
the animal by tie sli0htest tCuchr7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-11


J'he first luiBslo 'w observed ~ 10
keen De lelhsr'aaf and piab,q; this
CAM be done Only 'hy i pihg IL Wcll
chsJaed Win cii and 'Efslse; water Is
destrotlr nj ihr-e. tut mud and saline
mofslii ire fiU'h b. Ahinal ave even moro
destructive. ,ll9i,, ls AtYinE A1soTbs
the areasasnd opens the foies of the
leather, maAial, afs.Gy prtS 10 wafer,
whne theSalby ensrboJar Of tha per5pi-
ration 6cga the ;Umai iplures the
leather, so ceilings. sua mCunung5. IL
therefore lpilows that 20 preserve ? mar
mess the straps sR1Rd be washed ana
oiled whenever If has been moistened by
sweat or sciled by mud. To do this
effeelually, tie str1p5 should be nm
buoklcd and detached; then washed
with littlo water ana brown spa then
lcoatcd with mixture OF rentsiOot oil
and, be allowed 10 Iemain .updiaLured
EHntil the water il .dIled out then
lthoroughlY ruth with Q wooden rag; the
! rubbing is IMPORTANT, rs 1t, III addition
torem0vfns the SURPLUS oil and grease.
4 tend to clU-e thc foTts a7lfi-1ivrs finish
Ito the leasher. In hsneiug harEtss care
| should he-thken TO allow adj straps to
beng their Iull length brides, pads
gig saddles and c0ilars. shoaid he hung
upon forms OF the shape OF each. Light
is essential to the care Of leather, and
when tho harness closet is dark the door
should belief Qpen at le4st had Of the
time during the day. Alcloseis should
be.ventilated, and when possible they
should be well lighted. To olJ an plated
! mountiugs use a charnois with little
"Trip oil or rotten stone, brt they should
be stodred We little rs possible. Rubher
covered Goods aie cleaned In the same
4 way. Leather covered needs to be well
brushed and rubbed viih.a wooden rag.
i. Ia, If Il harness il thoroughly cleansed
4 twice a year, and when nnduiy exposed
J Treated ~ we have recommended, the
leather will retain il7 soitneas and
strength Tor many yealR.-- A4fnesa 0onr'
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