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, 1881-03-01

tcmpts havo BEEN nnt.o Mt this thentrc
to introduce ndaptattona from tho French.
hut cvcu S,lrs1ou's namo fallcd
tn commrnI "Dan'l ftnchnt" to fnvnr,
NM Thu Creole " 0su foil nt. itA at'flnn'nhil-
!istle Ero,'tnlwnrk ursrtnR n n,ntcrln! t.rnwstek
- itA success. Tho consequence IN" Tho Crrnl1 "
r. alIrlvc fnr pntn. Tn-niuht tho thtrll attempt
~ Ito winter senss':l WIS 'Iadt., a with H. de-
EreD Of slicct'ss that r,fx4lrs well. Tim
;!"w @ ll"y. which hns been >, ndapted
- 'trhhtixat Ion 0f ()clplts navel, "1c Fills .tn
Chrlil!e. 1t Is t fur nclH, n1id its caA. cbnl.
priscs nlno ct1NrnetGrs, ae1utcd frnin tho lcn4f-
company, ~, Tho ael!on of tno t',rsna RI n
liz iron, TINT Of the piay which tho
tive. Tho chief .iIEeronco Is To 10 fund III Tho
mflicn for tho 1cntllng femnto character by
rho american tlrauIntst. in ttie structure Of tho
Inst nct. arl In the many tl0rt!ons 1T tho tnlUy
thht AevHlup tho new Htnt,is given III
tort'fft ilMtcr her new nniIlc. Felicia. Tho p!ny
drew very lhrHc md extremely critical audi
ecc, mud II fnet within rccentton Tint insured
lls sscccss. Tho chnractcrs aro cIci,rIy md
strnnHly ,lrnvn. md tho story Of wnlf,n,'s
frHttty MD GxpfNti1n Ut Sin Ia interesting.
~ tnl,l. Miss Ilnst Eytngp's reAppcHSnf,cD
TN this stage after an absence Ut 1.-Two Ft.nrs WIS
tIn Of tho frntlrcs nf tho evening. Tho nl,tll-
Hf,cu received her with tho wHrtt,nsk marks ut
NpprnbntiU,i. Felicia ntFnrtls excellent scnpe
nsr tho dramatic puwcrs Ut Thnrne, rarscllg. aftl
Miss EyttiiYr, while tho characters tnkGn by
Miss Stlrn JewGtt, Mr.. StotldMrt, nnl Sir. De-
bclicrlllc nro strong and rlcnt-Gut.
, 1881-03-01

P" THE DAAfNATlDN Of FAUST"
Tho sixth of the series Of Thomas concerts was
given Inst cvgntuy ut thu Central Afus!c-tiuii,
upon which uccns!on tho - Dan,nAtionot Fnust :"
WIS rrpeMtcl With tho somo sGulets nnd choral
Atlh instrumental material which uppenretl Inst
week. EnGh performance has been chnrnctcr-
ixtst By improvement, md with ench, Also tho
music grows upnn tho hcnrur. It has richly
rcpn1 tho singers for their hnrsl work, and 1ts
purinrnnnces viii bolonx remembered MS n1nong
tho nhthhio events III onr musical history. Tho
rrt,0rnnl fur this evensng Will bo rs foows:
!. Qvorturc to ".Oberon n"................Wn Weber
.AnHhte ~ Fifth symphony. :. iieeth0vGu
!. MDn1lsn afarnbru .....:.. .Sulnt.Saons
!. Xorsploi t1 ltohcn9rt ,,:......7.... Wagner
U. Overture to merry Wives Of Wind
sDr", Dr",.,...,..,..,s.,..,,,... N1cf2nl
Trut!ncret. ........... ........... .Sehuntl,ln
!. FnHGrAl March IF d Mnrlonette. ..... .Gn,snpd
.. 1iltfu Tnnubc wil1t3...,.... ......., Strauss
H." Scenes NenpotltnLncs cs"............ Nussonct
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

PuBLIc SALEs.-Messrs. ID. Shsrer and
c. Deckert, administrators Of the late John
l.. Rockey, Of Spring township, offer
large number Of the personal effects be-
longing 10 the deceased at public sale, on
Friday, March IL. Among the articles
enumerated In the attractive sale bills al
ready printed are several head of young
cattle, good milk cows, wagons, reapers,
harness, eultivators, ! interest in separator
and horse power, &c. These articles arc in
good condition. 1t is one Of the best OPP
portuniiies Of the season.
Mr.. Emanuel Etiinger offers for sale
at the residence Of John Bitner, sr., in
Potter township, on Wednesday, Mafch
., large amount Of personal property,
among which we notice one horse, four
cows, wagons, cultivators, reapers, &c.
The sale will begin at O'Clock p. NJ,
when and where terms will be made
known.
On Thursday, March 10, sale will
also take place at the residence Of ID. NJ.
Weaver, one mile northwest Of Pine
Grove Mile, along the White Hall road.
Three splendid cows, six head Of young
cattle, one combined champion reaper and
mower, one sulky cultivator, one gum
spring grain drili, sixty feet of bclting--s
inches wide, &c, are upon the bills which
advertise the sale. Sale 10 begin at one
o'clock
"A sale Of valuable real estate will take
place from the store Of j. G. Sample, al
Pine Grove Mills, on Saturday, March IL,
at one o'clock T. n. The land described
for sale Is located about one mile cast oi
Pine Grove Mills, and is bounded by the
lands Of John Brett, David and Reed
Barr, William Bloom, Mr. Archey and
Tusy Mountain. II contains forty.tres
scres, good house and an apple orchard,
Possession given on April /,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
To the West and South.

All, travellers will appreciate the an
nouncement that the Pittsburgh, Cinein-
natl d -. Louis Railway CompAny-Pan-
Handle Route-vill hereafter run a frat
class Passenger coach from Pittsburgh 10
St Louis on the Fast Express train leaving
Pitisburg every day at g22 An. Sleep.
ing cars will continue 10 run on same
train from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati, Louis
vile, indianapolis and St Louis, but the
through coach 10 st. Louis will be a grca,
benefit 10 persons en- route 90 Indianapolis.
Terrc HAutc, ST. Louis and al points West
and Southwest, who do not care 10 nav
the extra charge for sleeping car privi-
lcges.
Hotel or sleeping cars will continue 10
run on Cincinnati Express leaving Pitts-
burgh At 7.a2 ?. ". for Cincinnati and
Louisville, and on night express leaving
Pitsburg at 1902 a. N. for Cincinnati,
Louisville, indianapolis and St Louis
without change
Passengers for the West and South will
please bear in mind the improved through
car service BY the Pan Handle Route.
To secure the advantage Of quick time,
good connections in Union dcpots, and
through car accommodations, over one Of
the best constructed and most perfectly
equipped lines, il is only necessary to ask
for and be sure that you receive tickets via.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail-
way--Pan Handle Route.
For time tables and information address
w. G. RISgARsoS, Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa, or w l.. o'BRIEN, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent Pan Handle Route,
Columbus, Ohio. 4-5w.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
Forncy S Progress" for the Future.

With this lumber. Saturday, November
18Th, 1880, Iragvsss will begin it, third
volume. Hereafter it wi.l toe an Inde-
pendent Democratic paper, retaining all
It, eclectic features, discussing society,
finance, The drama, railroads, aud foreign
hiiairs. L. price has been reduced TO
- 20 per ant I'm, or 3 cent? d number.
A. ! have placed al my means in the
rcorgsnlzod enterprise, and propose 10 de-
vote all my time 90 IT, ! have no hesitation
10 asking my personal and political friends
30 give me Tho benefit of their profnp, and
active cooperation. when We reeollec,
that over 5000 votes were cast ior Cen
cral Hancock In the city Of Philadelphia
alone, on the "a of November. and in
PennSy ylysuia 4OO, 600, and in the country
at large about Eve million Of votes, there
ought - BE- ready and liberal response n
the scheme % an Independent Democratic
weekly paper of the highest class in Phil.
sdclphis.
The hour o. Democratic defeat, procured
by open purchase Of the suffrage, and by
deliberate intimidation of the dependent
citizen, should also be the hour Of Demo
cratic education and preparation for the
great work of organization and action, in
the present and the future
JoHy w. FoRNFY,
Editor and Proprietor Of Prpgreo,
7G2 Chestnut street, Philadelphis.
Terms FOR Progress, $3.50 per wear.
Single copies cents
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
MARRIAGES.

M ipnLE-EfMaERMkN.-- shs rresAyteriAa par.
spnaee, Mlashurx. on Wednesday the leth Instant,
by Hsv. W. g wright NJ G Bi3dls, = Lsutshurg,
and Miss " T. zlmmsfmAa q Milssi.urg.
BRUAaARD--CoRNAN.-~ On he iesh of Isauasy,
1851, ty Rev. ". NJ LAnds Mr. Tbamks BrumFard
and Miss haEua Oufusn. an e hilet tosnshir
Centre euuutt.
r0NER--KLINEFELTER. -on Che aosh II January
1881 ~ Rev " M I.@maa, NJ Ueofge H storer.
u Farmer Hiils. 20 Mis- MARY =. klnefeltsr. ~
neal AadisoutafR.
sCHAMr- LEwls-- che losh instant, Al the brides
home hy ReHs J A. tryiu. MF. james M. SehAznp, of
Zion and Miss Rachel J. sairs, q IArkssnviile.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

a BuL-oF-FARE.--fn addition TO the
other attractions offered by Gregg Post
next week for the entertainment and de-
lectation OF the public, they will open n
restaurant which will be convenient Of
access for those who shall visit the ar. gall
lery and fair. Tho following bill-of-fare
will show what an extensive and excellent
collection of edibles epicures will have 20
select from:
OYSTERS.
Fried cscalopcd, oyster pie, stewcd oys-
ters.
COLD DISHES.
Roast turkey, roast chicken, roast beef,
ham sandwich, buttered rolls and bread
and butter with coffee, chicken salad,
cold ham.
PASTRY.
Mlnce pie, pumpkin pie, lemon custard,
egg custard, peach pie, green apple pie.
PUDDiSGs.
Bread pudding, rice pudding, Brown
Bette, Charlotte de Russo.
CAKES.
Ice cream cake, cocoanut cake, chocolate
cake, lemon cake, White Mountain cake
sponge cake, pound cake, ginger bread,
assorted cake.
ICE.CKEAN
Vanilla, chocolate banana, carOmel.
Coffee, tea and chocolate.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

WANTEp.-An experienced dry goods
salesman at the Bee Hive. Good wages
and steady employment.
BAULANp & NEWMAN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
DEATHS.

RfD0n--At Essleville, January 81, 1851, Walter
Nahion, sen = Rev, ". 4, and Annis Il. Ridge,
aesa seven weeks and twe days.
gERHfs-In Penn township, on Sunday, the lssh
lnstsat Ada Esrty, sssd alOpt = ysafs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
The Gentre @emutrat.
Thursday Morning, February II, 1881

CoRRrspoSpENcE. containing important news, solicit.
ed from any part Of the county No communications
inserted uniess accompanied by the rcal name OF the
writer,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

Mr.. james Groupell, of Rarney, Clear
field county, who recently fell and broke
his neck and afterwards had II mcnded in
the manner recorded in last weeks DKNo-
cRAT, is still improving, and is now able
to walk about his room. He Gays he is de-
termined TO get we'll II it takes all summer
The osceola Rereiiis has Investigated the
matter, and maintains that the accident
wAs an actual break Of The neck, and con-
sequently the most remarkable event of
The kind on record.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

On and after this date the retail price
Of Logan Cement will be sl.7b per barrel
Less than barrel, 10 cents per bushel
Quantity and price given on application.
This cement Is warranted. If any proves
bad will replace Il with new
6.2t II. X. Hicks,
Proprietor Of the Logan Cement Works.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

The members Of the n. @. Of Pa. are
circulating petition directed TO the Senate
and House Of Representatives, praying
those bodies to pass the law now pending
which provides that they shall receive pay
for each day of actual service, instead Of
for only one day, As Is now the case.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

"A Norfolk man has gotten up an at
tschment TO gas meters which shows the
amount due for gas consumed, expressed in
dollars and cents. Now IL some inventive
genius could make an attachment TO gro
Gerry stores for similar purpose and would
attach one TO Sechler & Cos store, IL would
be found that that firm sells an immense
amount Of superior groceries at a very
small price.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

Mrs. PAErIsGToR says: Don't take
any Of the quack rostrums, IA they are
reglmental 70 the human cistern but put
your trust In Hop Bitters, which will cure
general dilhpidation, costiye habits and
all comic diseases They saved Isaac from
a severe extract Of tripod fever. They are
the NJ Pt"s mum Of mcdicine.-Boston
OioLe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

FoR REST.-Threc desirable apartments,
cligibly located. Possession given imme-
diately Inquire at this Office.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

AT the present time when there are 20
many w"rihi".s linHtneuu in the market,
~ would be well 10 inquire which is the
Desl Ihl- VIII b" found IN VI Il. Roberts
Embrocntioh it il Il panaceA for ailments
,hh' require rubbing either on man or
bcast Price 80 cent. per bottle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
Democratic County Committee.

The following persons have been named
ms members of the Democratic County
Committee for 1881.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17
Business Notices.

Why are horses and cattle after taking
Roberts. Hof.e Powders like "A nev laun-
clean.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders solicited. Money saved.
l9-tf MosrGomgGY & Co, Tailors
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

PLEASANT Gar JoTTINos.-On Febru-
AIRY the Hon. Cam Burnside and Mr
Matthew Riddle me; In Hascs back par
lor shin Bones oflicc) aud then and there
named and nominated full corps Of town
ship officers, 10 serve the dear people Of
Spring township for the ensuing year. On
Saturday the latter gentleman took li.t
Of said officers 10 Bolleionte, whore ccrtain
stalwarts Of less note were convened, and
bad their work Of the previous day ratified
without dissenting voice.
That celebrated farmer, Mr. Henry
ZeigIcr, says he IL again "pcs'"rcd To an
alarming extent. llc thinks It would be
good idoa 70 buy tract Of land some.
where and bring over colony Of China.
men TO devour the troublesome creatures.
/ he fails in this he will rcsor, to poison.
Mr. Hnsg is busily engaged IN prcpnr-
ing his tobacco crop Of last year for mark
ct. He has "Abo's' sanctum in some.
what confused condition, but promises to
put It in order a. soon as he is through
with the tobacco.
Bob says be don't care how much they
'oi the clean Hoor In his store so long as
they buy tobacco from him but he con.
sidcrs il altogether ";oo thin Tor them to
buy tobacco at the other store and then
come ur and give him the bcurHt Of tho
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

No more sick chickens. Save vour
poultry and cure them Of disease, by using
R"beris Poultry Powder. II has never
failed 10 cure Cholera, and al dpesses to
which fowls are subject. Price Is cent
per package. For sale by al druggis,s.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

Justice of the Peace--J. ii. Brown, ll0
ID. II. Yeager, 90.
School Directors Patrick Kelley, d.,
90 Abel Campbell, d., 10; james Pope,
D., 7s James G.. Lucas, d., 100 JAS. A.
Clark, r., &c; G. =. Stoneroad, 63 DR..
j. A. Thompson, G2; $. Y. Lucas, 67.
Constabic-W. X. liaynes, d., l0s
Jesse f. Lucas, r., o..
Auditors-W. NJ Ycagcr, D., 1O0 X.
b. Gilliland, d., ll2; VIM. S. Stewart,
r., Gsi S. G. Boak, H., 81.
ELECTION NOTES.-The popularity of
John Powers was well tested on last Tues
day. He made splendid run for Chief
Burgess of the borough, and the Democrats
of Bcllefonte may well feel good over his
triumphant election. He will make II good
officer and do credit TO the position.
-Hurrah, for the Solid South THE
South ward of the borough of Belleionte,
we mean. The Democrats of this ward
came up most nobly 10 the work before
them on last Tuesday and for the first
time in II number OF years carried their
'Hkll' blthtl NJ II HuUltlIhl fiftllhU' II
only shows what tho Democrats Of that
ward can do at an election when they are
thoroughly united. An honor to the South
ward.
The Democrats came cut Of the con-
test of last Tuesday in good deal better
condition than they did at the borough
election one year ago, and may well con.
gratulate themselves on the result.
George skinner, colorcd, managed to
pull through for the Office Of School Di-
rector in the West ward by majority Of
four votes, and for the fret time in the
history Of Bcllcfonte a colorcd man will sit
in the School board. Mr.. SchoGeld has
been useful and faithful member Of the
board and deserved reelection. The
colored brethren, however, had to be rec.
ognized. 1t was, no doubt, bitter dose
10 many Of the white brethren, bu, they
managed to swallow il.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

The exhibition OF the Millhcim Even
ing German School on Saturday evening
last was n grand success. Not even the
inclemency Of the weather could prevent
nine-tenths OF all lower Penus Valley from
being present So we'll was the effort re-
ceived that upon special request the cIcr-
cises will be repeated at Centre Hall on
Saturday, tho 9th pro1imo. The pro.
gramme Is replcte with more than enough
to tickle the intellectual tastes Of all, and
the manager, Mr.. Adolph Miller, assures
us that any Bellefonicrs, who may see fit
to take In the exhibition, will be pleased
Its novelty ia sufiicien, 10 attract many.
Exercises in High German and Pennsyl.
vAnia Dutch. No English.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

Take your bacon, eggs, butter and
lard 10 Valentines stores.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

The food in Spring creek last week
was Of very provoking description. On
Thursday af,ersoon 1t rose quite rapidly,
and about O'Clock II invaded the com.
posing room Of the DEMOCRAT Office, !eAv.
ing thick coat of shiny mud TO mark iis
track when it retired. After falling about
two feet IL remained stationary all day
Friday. A brisk shower Of rain on Satur-
day morning started Il up again, and by
Saturday evening Il had approached so
near that a slight impression on the soor Of
our composing room would again force It
up through the cracks. Spring creek
when in its normal condition, is a pretty
stream and has often attracted our admira.
tion, but its "room is far better than its
company"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

Why DO you cough when YOU can
find speedy relief in Since syrup Of Tar.
Wild Cherry and Horehound, /, ia The
most pleasant and etiioac.ous remedy known
for Coughs, tolds, Group, Asthma, and ali
disease. tending 70 pulmonary cousurup-
ton. Has been sold for over thirty wears
and j. especially adapted 10 children, ag il
does not nausoai", and consequently it can
be used 10 sufficient quantity NJ ~ effect a
cure. Try one bottle and you will never
be without it. Price 2,c. and jOc. per bot.
tie. Sold cY'rywhere. A.kyour druggist
Tor it,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17

The popularity Of NJ b Roberts
Horse Powdcrs j. proving i,sclf in the in
creased demand throughout this State.
from IN" fact that the public are 81 last
hndlng out that il il possible 70 obtain
package Of Hnrsc aud Cattle Powder which
u sirlcily pure and free from such Adulter-
altos ~ bran, cake meal, and other in
gradients calculated to puff the animal
in.icad %! curing it Of the disease it j. suf-
i"rlng from. VI. B. Roberts Horse Pow
d"fs contain ro Adulteraiion, and are much
cheaper than any other, a. bot "A table
trgoniui b. required for dose. Ask any
old horscmsn as 90 their merits For sale
everywhere. Price reduced 20 25c. per
package
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-06-04
Flowers at Eight Times Their Weight
in Gold.

II
The cut-nower business, another phase
Of horticulture, is perhaps greater in the
United States than in any other part of
the world. Certainly the use of cut
flowers, in New York, for bouquets,
t6ah ii sit6ef tShdSn Of Pa ii ana tegg
taste shown in their arrangement here is
vastly superior. 1t is estimated that
three millions of dollars were paid for
,cut.howers in New York in 1880, one
third of which was fol-, rose-buds. I'm.
mense glass structures are erected in the
suburbs for the special purpose of grow
ing cut-6owers to supply the bouquet
makers of the city. Not less than twen-
tyl acres of glass surface is devoted to
the purpose of forcing roses alone, dur
ing the winter months. AT some sea-
sons the prices paid for these forced
rose-buds are perfectly astounding. One
grower, of Madison, New Jersey, took
into New York three hundred buds of
the crimson rose known as General
Jacqueminot," for which he received, at
wholesale, three hundred dollars, and
which, no doubt, were retailed at dol
lar and fifty cents to two dollars each.
A flower-dealeri in Fourteenth Street, a
few days before Christmas, received the
only four of this same variety of rose
that were offered in the city, and found
customer for them at sixty dollars, or
fifteen dollars apiece, or eight times the
value of their weight in gold.-Peter
Henderson, IN Scribner.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-06-04
General-PurpOse Horses.

Everybody, aside from the farmer,
who buys a horse, buys him for some
special purp use. One man buys for the
street cars, another for driving on the
road; third purchases for the omni-
buses; still another selects with reference
to use for the heavy express wagons of
our streets, or the lumber regions of the
North; while another wants carriage
horse. Each of these purchasers selects
with a special reference to the adapta-
ton of the horse to the use 10 which he
is to be put; none of them want gen.
eral-purpose horse, or horse of all work.
The horse is always selected for q par.
pose; and in proportion as he is adapted
to that particular purpose, he is consid-
cred desirable by the purchaser, and the
price is governed by this consideration
alone. The only one who uses the same
horse for great variety of purposes is
the farmer, and even here the range is
not very great. Those who are in easy
circumstances keep single horse, or a
pair of horses, for driving on the road /;
while their other horses are selected
with special reference to their usefulness
for the purposes of the farm. But the
great mass of farmers, who are not able
to keep more than one or two teams,
require horses combining to as
great a degree as is possible the
qualities of the roadster with those OF
the draft horse. Such horse as this
would not be likely to be awarded the
highest prize in ring composed of first
class draft-horses, neither would he be a
winner in good roadster class.
A better name, therefore, for the class
of horses to which our correspondent,
no doubt, alludes, would be, not the
"horse of all work." or general pur.
pose horse" but farmers horse, " OIL
the agricultural horse" because it is
mainly by the farmer and for the pur-
poses of agriculture that such horses are
used. The horse best adapted to this
use is one weighing from twelve hun.
dred to fifteen hundred pounds, and fiji
| teen and half to sixteen hands high
compact, vigorous, hardy, active and
! Socile, and then the more of fine form
and style, allied to good action, we have
the better Such horses as these are
well adapted for use in cities for rapid
draft, and are much sought after for usC
in omnibuses and express wagons, anC
always meet u ready sale everywhere
because such horses are really better
adapted for a variety of uses than any
other; and in this sense a horse of thi.
type may more properly be called ;
"general-purpose" hose, or a ''horse o
all work, " than any other style of hors,
that could be described. -Nati9Hd Hp
Stock journal,