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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27
DUST TO DUST.
The Late Superintendent Spurrier's Funeral
The funeral of Gaorpa Snnrriar suner-

The Late Superintendent Spurrier's Funeral
The funeral of George Spurrier, super
intandent of the Lancaster county hOspi-
tai, took place from the residence Of mis-
son, Alderman A. K. Spurrier, West Vine
street this afternoon at o'clock. There
were preliminary services or Sunday
evening at the county asylum, conducted
by Rev. John Swenk. moral instructor OF
the county institutions, after which the re
mains were removed to AldermanSpurrier' 8
residence Messrs. W. F. Hambright, G.
A. Buchmiller, Harry Frailsy and George
Musser, a committee of Lancaster lodge
No. 67, l. o. o. f. acting as pall-bearers.
the funeral services this afternoon were
conducted by Rev. DR.. J. B. Shumaker .i
St. Paul's Reformed church, assisted by
Rev. J. Y. Mitchell of the Presbyter an
church. The pall-bearers were JAG L.
Hofmeier, Christian CAST, Charles J. nne .
and c. S. Hoffman, elders Of St reui's
Reformed church.
Michael Rarnish's Funeral.
The funeral of Michael Harnish, of West
Willow, whose sudden accidental death
has been heretofore mentioned in these
columns, took place yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock. The attendance was very
large, the family mansion, the porch and
the grounds being packed with symra-
thizing friends. Rev. Amos Herr, Of tho
Old Mennonite church. conducted the ser
vices and preached the funeral sermon.
Rev. Abraln Herr and Rev. John Harnish
assisted in the services. The remain, were
inferred in the family buryine ground
about two hundred yards from the resi-
.tence.
Mr.. FiDney's F0nerai.
The funeral of VIM. Il. Finney took
place this morning, from his residence on
Vest Chestnut street. 1t was largely at
tended. The bo6y was taken on the $40
train to Parkesbury, and the funeral party
went on the same train. The intermeIt
Was made near Parkesburg.
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Admitted to B0Il.

John and Jefferson Sentman, charged
with stealing poultry and arrested on
Saturday by Chief Of Police Deichler,
were taken before Alderman McConomy
to-day and admitted to bail in the sum CT
$1,000 for their appearance before Alder
man Barr on Wednesday. Daniel Sent
man became their surety.
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Brutal BritOnB.

LONDON, Nov. 81 "A dispatch from
Alexandria states that several drunken
British soldiers stationed at Ramlch while
returning to their quarters beat an Arab
who has since died from his injuries.
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Police Case

Tbs sharp weather OF Saturday night
and the SLOW storm of yesterday drove
twenty one bummers into tho friendly
shelter Of the lock up. This morning
twenty of them We're discharged and ono
was committed to tho county Jail.
George TOmlin and Sherman Ferguson
were arrested on complaint of John Kegel.
who charged them with throwing potatoes
at him. They were held to answer by
Alderman Samson.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 32.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, colder, clearing weather,
westerly backing to northerly winds.
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Row u.,nnect,cat Yofad.

HARTFORD, Nov. 27.-The official vote
for governor gives Waller (Dem.) 1884
majority. Easton's (Dem.) plurality for
Congress is G93. Sloat (Rep.) for con-
trolier was 7S2 majority.
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Want The Cuanne, Tunnel Completed.

Want The Cnannel Tunnel Completed.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Two thousand mem
hers OF French trade Unions assembled
yesterday and extended a greeting to IL
delegates from English unions who came
hero to represent the views Of the latter
bodies in favor Of the completion Of the
channel tunnel.
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Dynamite in u Gre.t Gambling ss,oun.

MONACO. Nov. 27.-A dynamite cart
ridge which had been placed At the en-
trance to tho Monte Carlo gambling sa-
looms exploded last evening causing great
panic and wounding all official. An
Italian has been arrested in connection
with the affair.
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Death Of a weu Known .,r,,s..

New YORK. Nov. 27.-Tnomas Leclear,
the we'll known artist, died last evening
at his home at Rutherford park. He was
in his Goth year and had been ill about a
week.
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FolRer stlll Here.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The private
secretary of Secretary Folger says this
morning there is no truth in the rum0r
that Folger has resigned.
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CHICAGO, Nov. T.-Snow was quite
general yesterday i'll the Northwest, four
to six inches falling. 1t is cool to day and
threatening further fall of snow. Trains
arc not being delayed muc', on any Of the
roads.
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what it Did IOr al Old l.nul

SOhAOCION SIA2lCS, ~. A'CC.
GESTs-A number OF people had been Us:! j.;
your Eittcrs here, and with markell e:;@c:. IN
one case, q Lady Of over seventy y,&rS. la,!
been sick tor years, and for tie past ,cs, Eears
has not hcen able to be around half the !!n!c
About six months ego she got so feeble she
was helpless. Her Old remedies, or physicians,
being of no avail, l sent to deposit, io.'v.!ive
miles, and got bottle of Hop Eittcr7. it.n-
proved Ee' so she was able to :ira~s i,r,~cIt
and walk aDou: the house. when "..c lit.i
taken the second bottle she was :tli4 20 Ike
care OF her own room and walk about 10 ;:c,'
nelghbor's, and has improved ali the time
since. Ny wife and Children also have de
rived erca. benefit from their Use.
W. L. HAITIAN ~,
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Turkeys identified

Charles L. Ward, of QuarryviiIe, call, d
at the station house in this city,
this afternoon and identified as his
property two Of the turkeys taken fram
John Scrt,nan when he was arrested Oil
Saturday morning. 1t is hoped that
others who !,avc had turkeys s,c!cn will
come forward and in6cntify them, as BY
80 doing only can tho larceny be proved
and the thief punished.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27

Tho show that has been engaged FOX
Christmas day at the opera house is the
. Mcintyre & Health and COnners & Kelly
, combination, which will give matinee
also. 1t is one of the strongest variety
combinations travelling.
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vy.sb,nr,,n,s New po.rmasfer

WAsH1SeToN, Nov. 27.-Tho,nas L..
Tullock was qualified this morning aud
received his commission as postmaster of
this city vice Daniel 3. Aiger, suspended
for cause.
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1he Railroad war Nearly over,

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-There is reason to
believe that plan of adjustment of the
railroad war will be agreed upon within
twenty -four hours.
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Attempted Murder and Sulc,ds.

JANEsBoRo, Mimi, Nov. 27.-Chrstian
johnson shot his sweetheart yesterday and
then blew out his own brains. The oirl
was only slightly injured.
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INDCATIoIs o: consumption are aiiar''t iS'
Ii;Ic's Honey OF IIorehound am: Tar. s'ik"'a
roothacAc Drops cure III enc minute.
n2...iW,!;c;....N
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D.,,h Of . financial Editor

NEW York, Nov. 27.-N. F. Whiting,
financial editor Of the Eoen1ng Post, died
this morning Of pneumonia.
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Henry's Carboiic Salve.

Henry'S Carboiic Salve.
The best Salvo in tho world for cats, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilbIains corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, frccklr, and pin.ples The salve is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in
every case money refunded. BE sure yol,
get HENRr's CARroLIC SALvE, a. all others arc
but limitations and cOunterfei:s. Price 4
cents. Sold In Lancaster ut Coctran's Drug
store. 1877 North Queen street. myae-4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27

THEAP EXCURSION TsI rHlLADEL
~ Phi 4. ON WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBEN
6. Tickets good for three days. only S2GG
Train Leaves Lancaster, King street. at 5:4t
q. III. Atn27.3O&dtc2
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Chora. Society Entertainment.

Christ Choral society Lutheran church
will Give al entertainment at Fulton opera
house on Wednesday evening, when pro-
grarlmc of varied interest will be presented
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27

r OST ON SATURDAY EVENING IN THE
Il ncighbOrhCOd OF Centre Square, a pocket
book containing small amount OF money.
The finder Will receive the thanks Of tue
owner. who Is poor woman, by leaviH.: II Il
this Office. It'd
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Sale OF Real Estate.

Henry Shubert, auctioneer, sold Oh Nov.
81. at public sale the property belonging
to George POntz, situated on the west side
Of Beaver street, No. 33S22, to II. II. Huber
for 81 500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27

A FU;.L LINE OE EUCHEE, FOKEE
IA and other playing cards at
HAEIMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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Stock Markets.

New YOrX, ihlAceli9hiA aIst Ln1n ,locGs
also Unitsi StaLra B..,si4 roil.. 'ei daily ny
JAOoB y. LnHa, % Es:r,i, :, .c,';, street.
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Flour Mill Burned,

CARRoLLroN, H., Nov. 27.-Arlinger
. Peper,s flour mill burned this morning.
Loss, $1S, 200. AL - II" : =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27

Small anmoyanccs IN lite are Van'si.in !:
through scientific discovery. l., his skin
Cure, D-. {. W. BENSON OF Baltimore, MI,
has created / perfect remedy tor tcI!tr- crup-
tlOns and souri, on the face or scalp kver.'
person using II will have u clear coun, en- nee.
n9T !ws'&w -
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would you Oe free from Catarrh, la! Fever
and Cold IN the Head Try hiy'5 Cic an
Balm IL g culing hundreds of chronic case9.
Price, 50 cents.
AppIy into nostrils with little dag~-.
have been troubled with Catarrh for fifteen
years. Ely's Cream Balm has opened my no.
trils and reduced tho Inflammation. Ny G, O,
are improving sc that can stand strong light
which have not hcen able 10 do for years
NATHANIEL FEGLEr, With T.. r. MOntz, ,Ecy
chant, WiIkcsbarrc, "a.
My daughter and myself, great snfli.:": :
from Caiarrh, have Decn cure.i by Ely Irv.sl'
Balm. Ny sense O smell restored amd health
greatly improved. c. N. STANLEY, dealer in
boots and shoes, ithaca, n. Y.
nca 2wdai, W,&.
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FOk ,SALk.

DUELIC SALE OF COWS-ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER, g. 1882, VIII be sold ut pub.
lie sale at John w. FrantZ's Black Horse
ter county. Pa, the following Live Stock, to
wit Twenty head Of Alderney, Guernsey and
Durham Cows, some OF them fresh ard some
close springers. Fifteen head OF Hogs. The
undersigned has selected tho above stock
himself, and must be in every respect as rep
resented, or no sale. A credit of 60 days will
he given. Sale to commence ut O'Clock, p.
m., of said day, when attendance will be given
by HARRY T.. LlNTNEk.
SAMUEL HESS Il Son, Aucts. n2s.ctd
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Fell Down stairs and Broke Her Neck.
4 special dispatch to the 1NTELLIGEN-
GER to. day from Elk Lick, Somerset
county, Pa. conveys the news that on
saturday Miss Polly Wilhelm foil down
stairs and received injuries from which
she died instantly. Miss w. was one o.:
tho maiden sisters of the wealthy family O:
her name who were the baEefictnrs OF
Franklin and Marshall college
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GRAIN anal Prox,sion l,uc, .,.u..,

One O'Clock quotations CT yT,.lt. -. ,.IorIs
iOns furnished by 8. r. YUu.if 'i",.r. Ibl>
East King street.
20. hlcaSO.
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Foa lame Back, Side or Lhcst, nSa :l':,1!i':
Porous Plaster. rrIce q CENTS. For So -
H. Il. cochran. druggist: l27 and l:o N',:' l.
Queen ::ircCt. Lancaster. Pa. E!N: IN dee. w
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NEW ADVERTESEMEN2E.

GENUINE HAVANA ANDYAkA CIGARS
" The best scent Cigar in the city at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FEON" CIGAR
STORE.
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DUBLIO sALri OF VALUABLE CITY
L Property.-On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,
1882. will be sold ut public sale, at the Leopard
hotel. in the City OF Lancaster, the property
situated on the north side OF East Orange
street. No. COS. fronting on Orange street -
feet, and extending back to Marion street TO
tn depth of 2l5 feet more or less with two
story double front BRICK BUILDING on
orange street, with cellar heater, hot and cold
water. bath tub &C., in the house and q two
story BRICK BUILDING, Is feet in length,
intended tor four houses, on Marion street !;
with well OF never-tailinS water ut the door,
large cistern also, fruit trees of every va
riety. such as apples. pears, peaches, cherries,
apricots. plun:s, ounces, grapes, &C., in bear-
ing order.
Sale to commence at ! O'Clock, p. M, when
terms will he made known by
- ~ . 4, Il. KINDlG
H. sHUBERr, Auctioneer.
nova, = p - 60 &d1, ,45.6,',5d
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FNC.TsS O.'s:E.A iiUUSE
The cntertaiH ,neni ut Fulton opera house on
Wednesday Evoning, November 20,
-Hi 1iE-
CT Al SOCIETY
OF CHKlSis EV. IUTHEEAN CHURCH,
bids fair 70 being one a: tho finest home en-
tcrtaInlEunts he'll. in this city for long time.
The society will he assisted by Trinity Cho-
raj Society and other musical talent OF Lam
caster. The following programme will be
presented
!. Anvil Chorus i>cene Gypsy, C,:np)
2. Select seaCing.
g. Mariner 1" tDiehlj-Solo
4. Mozart's Gloria ''-Chorus.
& .Snjrit OF Religion "--Tab;elu
q. Happy To Mig III '-Maie Quartet.
:. Thanksgiving Anthem
s. Recitation.
g. "The Shoemaker in Love '-Ito rsU.
lNTERMISSION
10. .'Three Pcri.hed in the Snow - $50: a,..i
Clorus)-Iableau.
II. Select Reading.
IL. s'Davil Playing I;eiora SAM '-TabIean.
H. MY Grandmother's Chair SOLO.
IS. "Hars tie Song OF Jul ,lcc "-Chcrus
IT, "Vac Three Graccs - T. bieat.
H. Male Quartet.
rs. "Iiranu Ola ocean II Millsrt) 500
H. P0rtrait.--T.1' eau.
20. Organ Solo.
-. pyramid Ct Beauty -Tnbleau.
. ..C;lm Be THy *l,lt, '.;srs '-Quartet.
ADMISSIOS............ .....lJ. :5 and 35cts.
Chart for Reserved : eats 1T For D.rsmith's
bookstore. Ge,-2tM&S
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SAMUEL H. PRICE, ATr1kNEY. RAS
y Removed his On60 01pm. North Duke
ately in Rear ofICourt House, Longs New
Building. E.ml7-tfd
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SgCCIAy. NOTICES.
Four Lives saved.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved four Of my
children OF a most alarming attack of Whoop-
ing Cough. from which their throa,s ana necks
became so swollen as to prevent them from
swallowing. Nothing would give them even
temporary re!iet until this Syrup was tried.
One bottle. in one night. saved their lives, l
verify bclleye. GEO. W. EARHAET,
Captain OF Police, baltimore, Nd.
Joseph Durrlnl urger, broadway. Buffalo.
was induct.l Dy his brother to try Thoma, '
EAcctI1c Oh fora sprainei ankle: and with
half & dozen applications he was enabled to
walk round again ali right. For sale By II. y.
Cochran, druggist. l37 and l59 North Queen
street.
For Thick head,
Heavy stomachs bilious conditions, "WelIs
May Apple pills" ambitious, cathartic. 10
and % ccnIg.
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COm,lan.. ShlloLs Vfiaiizer is guaranteed
! 20 cure you. For sale by H. B. Cochran. 49,
anG IA9 Month Queen street. myl-Iw'icowX X "
Il. P.Cro-hy. Pot!stOwn.pA.. says: 'I;rown'-
Iron Hitfcrs afforded ne great relief in dys-
pepsia, indigestion and general debility
For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l33 North Queen street. n27.lwd&w
s;-I"n's ssGEsen;;'u Han.ce.
]. 81" !arst elective Pain Destroyer fN
the world. Njil lnnSt surely quicken tho
blood, y ,.s-,iieT taken internally Dr applied
externally AMI thereby more ccrta.iniy reliev
pain, WI: sh-r chronic acIfe than any ct .ie:.
strength - any similar ,.r.D.,iat!"n. u cures
pam in ti.'' sale. Back or i:nwciS Sore IhrCa.,
Rheumatism. and ALL IirUEs. an;i - TiF,
GREAT KELIEVEE OF PAIN. ..!RoWrn' 3
HOUSEHOLD PAE.CEA" siomid Uc iii c-ery
family. A ;caSpn"nrul o: the Panac;:a IN 4
tumhltr oi rot wafer swecicEttt if rle!c.re>; /,
taken at bed tii;,C will BREAK UP COLD. u CT.
bottle :e'Iii-1VtiM. WG;S &w
by Colden's L;:bi.'s liquid Bee: an I'on:r
InvigOrator A"k for Co'hen's. OF Girggist.
a1lvs,icoI.Ew
Go TO II. i. COcii.an'@ drug store ici lrrs.
Ereemaa'S NcW EufiDHuI Dyes. Foc Eii,.i;,
ness a:.u ul;ibiity OF color. are nneIuaeI
Color fiom 2tO . pounds. Direct las i'll hny-
lish and German. Price. Is cents.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-16
The Coach Stallion
S7RIDEAV

Was foaled In 1889. Bred by John Hodeins O,
BY Alter, who was imported from England 10 NV
York HE dam by Bond's Eclipse; he BY American
Eclipse. Stridedray was fosled in April 1860: his
dam. Imported Jessie.
SrRIDEAwAy IL dark Mahogany hay, with black
name. tail and legs. with little white on left hind
nastern. stands II hands high ard weighs 1865 poupds
dc has good muscle and bone, fine style and seton
long ran2ey neck, and in fact. AL the points OF a
good horse. and II IL BE- possible for horse 10 sire
trottr roach or draught horse he Is the horse TO do
u. Running into the Eclipse family, he also goes
back strongly into the Imported Messenger being OF
the same lineage end blood Lady fhorne and Black
Maria whose record In five four-fniie heats stands
nnriyaled to-day.
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get sunburnt. Keep them Under cover when
the mercury rises above 80 degrees.
you would have your wheeibarrows
thrive keep the soil about them constantly
stirred and mulch with lard or tallow.
Oieomargarine does best on fat lands. II
Is better adapted than butter for this climate,
as 1t does not droop SO readily during the
warm days that soon may be expected.
good corn crop may be secured by wear
ing close fitting boots. A double crop may
be obtained by judicious pairing.
No farmer need be without a crop Of
squash bugs. Five cents worth of seed will
raise 1888 to each squash.
BY all means keep fowls. Farmers who
own hens invariably find that their seeds
come up quicker than those who do not.
Farmers do not find the milk we'll proiita-
BILE. A good pump is much better and
surer.
Strawberries, TO be profitable, should be
planted in shallow boxes.
III you have any cats on the place, mulch
with boofjacks, and add a plentiful dressing
of old boots.
Plant your pitchforks under the shade of
OF your cherry trees, point up. Should your
neighbors boy fall from the tree they might
prevent him from striking the ground.
Cover your cucumber beds with concrete.
1t may kill the vines, but that is the only
way Of killing the striped bugs.
Dados and other wall-fowers must be
trained with care. If they are not regul arly
watered they soon witber.-Boston Trans
cript.
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A writer In the New York Herald states
some facts about how horses should be shod,
which are worthy Of consideration Of black
smiths and farmers ~ well: Most OF the
horse-shoers Of the country prepare the
hoof, fit . shoe, and secure 1t to the hoof in
the same manner that wood butcher fits q
shoe 10 wood ox-sled. The mechanism Of
horses hoof Ii one Of the most wonderful
and ingenious structures that can be found
In all the works Of the Creator. Beneath
and in the rear Of every hoof there Is frog,
which Is tough and elastic pad for prevent
ing injury 10 the animal whenever he plants
his foot suddenly on any hard substance.
Large rolls or cylinders Of India rubber are
placed beneath railroad cars TO prevent in
jury TO any part Of the car or to the cargo
with which IL Is loaded. The frog beneath
the foot Of horse is designed TO subserye
similar purpose. But the manner In which
most horses are shod lifts the hoof SO that
the frog cannot perform Its appropriate func-
lions. II we look carefully at the young
horse when he Is trotting or running, 1t will
be perceived that every foot Is brought down
TO the ground In such manner that the frog
receives the powerful blow. By this means
oil injury TO the animal Is prevented. Sci
snce teaches us to permit the frog to develop
and expand downward. But most black
smiths seem 10 think that the All.wIse Gre
ator made great mistake when he formed
the hoof ofa horse. Hence, they fall 1t the
frog with red-hot burning irons, with edge
tools, and with any other appliances that
will enable them 70 remove this exfraneous
azcrsscsnce. Illustrisus ninniesl Why mot |
'hsvs and burn away I'll the tough, callous,
ldlposs Tissue beneath their own heels, and /
lllow o. bars bones 70 Esst on an iron plate
inside thsiE own beols and shosss
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REGEnT is a bsy stallion. soaied in 1867. is 15x
hands high !; weight 1850 pounds and has the fol.
loving pedigree:
SIRE Bonnie Scotland. bay stallion; foaled 1853.
BY Iago. 1st dam Queen Mary, Blink Bonny's dam by
Gladator1 ID dam by Plenipotentiary: 81 dam
Myrrha by Whalebone; 4lh dam Git, BIZ Young CO.
Teaze 9th dam Amintor, by Trumpa,or: 18th dam
ny Herod tsister TO Postmasterl 9Th dam by sLap
sth dam BY Cover Stallion: 10Th dam by Chiders
arch, LIST dsa Lady Canton, by Imported Tranby I'd
Gam Mary Randolph, by Johanna !: 81 dam b. Irdp-
Pendence; ath dam Meg of Wappirg by Imported
bedferd; 18th dam Imported mare Alexandria by
alexander: 9th dam by Woodpecker: 9TH dam by
Phlegon; sth dam by Highfyer.
Terms season $50, Single Service $4,000.
lThose who had service of Regent in 1881 win
De allowed the season of 1882 for SOL