The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-06
DOG La ",

An act was passed at the late extra
session for the licensing OF dogs and
the protection Of sheep and other do
mtstic animals which will prove Of
general interest i'll every section. 1t
provides that every owner Of Il dog
snail annually, beture the thirteenth
day of April, cause tie animals to be
registered, numbered, described and Ii
ce!lsed by Li,e clerk of the city, village
or town wherein lie resides; that it
shall wear 4 collar marked with the
owners name and registered number;
that tn: license fee shall he one dollar
tor tac male, and two dollars for each
female over six months old; that the
II e. less fifteen cents, shall lie paid over
to the treasurer. to be kept in sepa-
rate fund; that annually, within one
week after the first day of MAY, the
clerk shall post 4 list Of licensed dogs
in Some conspicuous place. furnishing
also Il copy to the police officers or con-
stable; that failure or neglect to license
Il dog shall subject the owner to q fine
Of five dollars; that fine Of fifty dol
lars shall be imposed for removing e
collar from or stealing Il licensed dog;
that the wrongfully killing or manning
Of such dogs invnlves liability for les
value in Il civil action. and the distri-
button Of poison to a fine of from ten
to fifty dollars; that any person may,
or any proper officer shall, kill all un-
licensed dogs running at large; that
every owner shall be liable for injuries
done by his dog d0nble the amount to
be collected by civil action; and that Il
dog may be killed in self-defense. or if
found worrying the sheep or cattle.
Thomas Eclectrjc Oil has obtained
great popularity. from its intrinsic val
ue rs Il reliable medicine in curing
hoarseness and all irritations of the
throat, diseases OF the chest, etc. For
these 1t is AL Incompatible pulmonic.
The Iowa Butter and Cheese Associ-
alton held their sixth annual conven-
ton in this city recently, and the at
tendance was very large indeed, and
attended the last two National and
this fact, that the dairymen of Iowa
are very rapidly adopting the Fairlamb
system of gathering cream. Mr.. Fair
lamb. Of Davis & Fairlamb, manufac-
turerS of dairy supplies at 10 Lake
Street, Chicago, is the original invent
or Of this SYSTEM This is absolutely
true, that the great dairy interest is
solely indebted to Mr.. Fairlamb for
the system which has already been
worth millions Of dollars to Iowa farm
ers. and which is row revolutioniZing
! tie business in the entire northwest,
and greatly to the furtlerance of the
| lest interests Of the agricultural and
dairy people. There has been adeter-
mined effort made to have the cream
gathering system called by some other
name than the Fairlamb system, but
without avail, for it is too great an in
venti"n and of too much value to the
! people to merit anything but the loud
est praise. The Fairlamb system will
be about the only system in use within
two years if not sooner, judging at the
rate that the dairymen are now adopt
ing it.
We would suggest that all who are
interested in this business write Messrs.
Davis Il Fairlamb, 40 Lake Street,
Chicago, for circulars giving full infor-
matiOl. We visited them while in
Chicago lately and were surprised ut
the magnitude and extent of their bus
mess. They have u very extensive
manufactury and are hard pushed to
meet the great and increasing demand
for goods throughout the country.
They are a solid, prompt, reliable,
square dealing firm.-From the Cedar
Rapids Journal. 80.