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InIIr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. s3.5O6S4: extra. $3.50
@S6.75 superfne, S5.5O@SG: common supcrfnc,
S4.50NS5; common family, r7MS7.2j: choice
family, ss@s9. Feeling frmer but not quotably
higher.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MUNDA1, ApriI II, 1897.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-10 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred at SO; 20 shares Pc
tersburg Railroad at 30l; so shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad Mt II.
SECOND BoARD.-50 shares Richmond and Al
Ieehany Railroad at 22k, 80 do. at 22t; 500
North Carolina AS at 81: 400 Richmond city 6's
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NOR RENT OR LEASE. THATR

wFII-KNOWN AND HiGIlLY-PRO-- -
1IycTiVF FARM CALLED "BENDERER." In
Goochland county Va about nal, ml as, rpom
Anv Information In regard 70 the above can be had
OF MI. W. W. Kennon, at the farm or suDier 4
Cary, Richmond. The owner, VINO iises hDro sa
ps rtie~ desiring 20 rent can see him In person.
al l6-w&swows
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old gfFSN
Il Dominion steamship Company ssSsetzs.s,s
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION. Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
at o'clock =. NJ: steamer WIANOKE, Captain
HULPHERS, EVERY FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock r. ". /;
steamer ROANOKE, Captain COUCH. EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up to l O'Clock r. VI. for The
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. and to O'clOcB
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Affer-cabin fare TO New York, $40; 'roune
trip. SIS: Storage SO and 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Saturdays by tie Richmond ana re-
tersburg railroad at 1850 4. VI. viii make con-
nectiOn nc Norfolk with the steamer that left Rich
mOnd The day before. Cabin fare, $40; round
trip. SIS. Tickets 10 behad az the Richmond and
Petersburg depot and 4. v. CAREERS 1000 Main
street.
For freight or passage. apply 10
G.. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
myG COmuany's Wharf. Rockets.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
DOCKS, STATIONERY, &C.

DOCKS, STATIONERY, &C.
MAY MAGAZINES:
HARPER'S NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
POPULAR SCIENCE, ATLANTIC, PoPU-
LAR MONTHLY, and SUNDAY MAGAZINE;
YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL;
FRANK LEsLIE'S LADIES' MAGAZINE;
DEMOREST, &C.;
large assortment Of sTATlONERf-latest
styles;
y. LEONARDs,
anls 9Os Main street.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 11fEfG
~ COMPANY. .-SkAsa l.
FOR NEW YORK.

THIS company VIII dispatch one OF thor spIendid
NOKE. aud KICHMOND-EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock +. NJ. and SUNDAY
at 4. NJ.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at y. VI. from Pier
PC new number, foot of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, siate-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed
After-cabin fare TO New York. $40: round trip,
SIS: steerage, S6 and 81.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freights received until o'clock Y. ". daily
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 co, Agents,
nv Office COmBany's wharvcs. Rockets.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL II, 1882.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent.
SchO0ners Annie +. Allen. White. Boston A;
Charles +. Sampson, Gage. Boston: Belle Halla-
day. Baker, AleNandria-all light, to Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, CIV Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer j. ". Everman. smith, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. ". McCarrick,
agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer City of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk,
United States mail. merchandise, and passengers,
l.. b. Tatum, superintendent
BELOW BOUND Up.
Bark Sarah b. Cam. Eldridge, Philadelphia
light.
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Passenger. Freight.
2:45 p. NJ. $40 A. M.
300 4. NJ. 1918 p. ",

Arrive at West L nt.....l oOO Il. Nj 1910 y. ".
IAN trains daily except snnday-passenger tram
connecting at West Point ON Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and saturdays with steamers for Baltimore and
the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond at $40 A. u.
will have passenger-coach attached.
Train NO: "A connects ut Burkeviile with Nor
folk and Western railroad for Farmyillc, Lynch.
burg, and all southwestern points.
lions. connecting at sntkcrIin's With Milton and
sutherlin Narrow-Gsuge railroad for Milton; at
for all poiAts In Western North CarOliua: at At
lanta for all points south and Southwest.
Train No. 81 Through passenger and mall stops
at all stations, connecting at Suthern's with Mil
ton and Sutherlin's Nmrow-Gauge railroad for
%e charac With vii dar so%s ami ans
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayan.
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from The South arrive at Richmond a.
4:35 7. NJ, TAO A. NJ, aud 1874 II. NJ. and from
West Point at lC:20 A. ". Passenger, and 9:l0 L,
VI. tfreight.l
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O-.Xew York and Atlanta rfa Wash.
ON Train 52-Richmond and Charlotte, and
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop nj Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given en- local tickets
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. VI r.. TALcoTT, General Manager. ape
ICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD Y.-Commenclng
SUNDAY, April 2, 1882, trains on this roao will
run as follows:
LEAVE MASCHEsrER-soUTH.
SIG L. W, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. >lops
only at Petersburg and Chester.
Pullman sleeper between Manches-
ter and jacksonville.
ll.5l A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
Ing for Raleigh Charleston. Au-
glista, Aiken, savannah, and jack
sonyille. Stops at Chester Ccntralia.
Pullman sleepers between Manches.
ter and Savannah on this train.
$50 =. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
LEAVE MISUNDERSTANDING
1855 A. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. Stops only az
Chester. Pullman sleeper on the
train between jacksonville and Man
chester.
SAC Z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West: also making connections
with Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for all points West. This train
stops at Chester and Centralia.
Pullman sleepers on thi' train he.
tween savannah and Manchester.
1885 A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
direct four-h0urs connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Man.
chester ut 1880 4. VI. and Norfolk AT 1925 L. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from the
Appomatt0X depot.
Pending the rebuilding Of James-River bridge
Manchester station, foot OF Seventh street.
j. X. KENLl, General Superintendent,
\. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
ap1
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April 17.-Beef cattle market {.
tribe more active than last week p prizes about s
guaIity. 6xd6Ac; medium. 4t@5Sc:; ordinary,
3Lm 4Ic: most sales were from on TO 7se.;
receipts, i,S42 head sales, 7s2 head. swlae-
Emil supply and In moderately fair demand; re-
eeIpts, 6,243 head; quotations, 53e lOsc.; re-
CENTS Of sieep and lambs were 3 head quota
tioas--sheep. k4@S7; lambs, s96gSl2.
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NEW BOOKS OF TIE DAY
~ Froude's life of CARLYLE. 2 vols, "a Eternal
Purposes, by Hart, 1925; Evenings with = Re
viewer or, Macaulay and Bacon, ny Speeding, z
vols, 81; outlines Of Primitive behei, Dy keiry,
zoe: The Wit and Wisdom Of The Beneh and
Bar, 5oc. Atlantis the Antedllvihh H Mpria, 6y
iIay Ibc: only For Cash, by Payne. zoe. All
new hooks received as soon as published,
an IA MIST, JOHNSTON co.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 17.-Proyisions steady and
I'm fair demand. Mess pork. $40. Bacon generally
unchanged; some sales rather higher; shoulders,
S7.35: rib, slO.45; clear, $1,000 Hams-sugar-
cured firm and unchanged Flour generally un-
changed; some sales rather higher, with an adj
yancing tendency; extra family ~ 40; choice to
fancy. $1,000 1928. Grain unsettled and gene
rally higher. Wheat-No. 2 red winter. ~ 500
sl.35. Corn-No. white, S6@s7c.; No. 2 mixed,
S2Ms3c.: mixed, sic.
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ST. LOUIS. April l7.-Flour firm and about Toe.
higher. Wheat active, firm, and higher; No. red
fall, sl.34 cash. Sl.344 @S1355 May. Corn ac-
tive, firm. and higher for May: 1880 6&c. cash,
75h@76c. May. Oats easier; 52l2c. bid cash, 52!s
(d52fc May. Whskey steady at sl.1s. Pork
quiet and firm at $3.50 bid cashan April Bulk
meats steady and firm; shoulders, 81. 10; short
rib, SOLO; short clear, sl0.55. Lard duh and
nominal at ll.25.
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CHICAGO.

IHIIAGU.
CHICAGO, April 17.-Flour scarce and irIn'
wheat stronger and higher: sl.35%dSl.36 cash.
si.36 April s1.3Ik May; No. 3 Chicago spring,
sI.12@sl.16. Corn fairly active and shade
easier: Size. cash and April, 52bc. May. Pork
unsettled and generally lower at sls.35@SlS.40
cash and April, s1s.37< May. Lard quiet and
Bulk-meats steady: shoulders. $3.50: short rib,
sIO45: short clear, $1,000. Whiskey steady and
unchanged. ,.
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Close connection made at Richmond TO all points
north aud south ria Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac. Richmond and Danyile. and Rich
mOnd and Petersburg railroads, and al Lynchburg
with Norfolk and Western and Virginia Midland
railroads.
For other information apply al Nos. llo3 or
| ll07 Bank street. u. :. HARBOUR,
General Freight aud Ticket Agent
DECATUR AxTELL. General Manager. NH 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

One Of the greatest benefits from
SOW ng our garden seeds in drills Is the
opportunity 1t aio.ds us of hoeing fire.
quently and thoroughly between the
ows.
Too many persons who use the hoe
suppose that the chief benefit derived
from !, is q kill the weeds: That. GER
tainly. il an important work. and n
which is greatly neglected. Weeds ara
not only in the way Of cultivatins
crops which we plant. but they rob
them OF much Of the nutriment which
they need. Hoeing. then. Is an essen
tial service in respect To destroying tho
weeds.
There are other advantages. however.
which are quite commonly overlooked.
Let US see.
I. The ~looscning Of tho soil in ihe
operation OF hocing is beneficial 20 tn.
plants; n much n the destruction of
the weeds or more ~.
=. Moisture abounds in the a,mos-
pherc during the hottest months. and IL
Is absorbed and retained most aban-
dainty by a soil which is in the most
friable state. Prof. Schluber found that
1000 grains Of stiff clay absorbed in
i~wcnty-four hours only ~thiriy-six grains
of moisture from the air; whilst gar
q en- mold absorbed for'y-six grains;
and fine msgncsia sevcniy-six grains
3. Then again, pulverizing the soil
enables Il better 10 retain the moisture
absorbed.
{. The soil. in order TO be healthy
aud active. must breathe. A light
porous sol admits the air. and thus IL
Is fed and greatly invigorated By tho
atmosphere.
5. The suns = y heat a hard soil
much quicker than q loose one. and the
hotter the sun is. 80 much greater will
be the evaporation from IL. So that the
hari soil is deprived OF its moisture
much sooner than one o! y loose text
urc.
s. The roots Of plants can find their
way through q moist. loose soil IN search
Of food much better than they car
through q hard. dry soil.
Z. A soil that Is kept loose near the
surface by the action Of the hoe viii re-
ceive and hold the rain water tina; falls.
while . hard soil will allow most Of il To
run OF into the valleys and streams as
il falls.
An English gardener. Mr.. Barnes. Of
Dcvonshirc. in giving an opinion OF the
Importance Of hoeing. sid he did not
agree with those who say that or good
wedding is worth two hoeings; ] say.
never weed any crop in which ahoec n
be got between the plants. hot 81 much
Tor the sake Of destroying the weeds
and vermin. which must necessarily b
the . II the hoeing be done well. -
for increasing the porosity of the soil.
to allow the water and air TO penetrate
freely through It." He adds: II am
well convinced By long and close prsc.
tice. that oftea0 INES there Is more ben
eft derived BY crops fDm keeping then
wen hoed than there is from the manure
applied. Weeds OF no weeds. ] ssill
keep stirring the soil. well knowing.
from prsStice. the very beneficial effects
is hAs-"-ErcAasgs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

-rc<iy-ven,Eis,ea ssshsss ae kos
besas ef dsexss
-nars arv s.0o.oo sFsar- issA~s
- a arsv. IN . hs.h~f a slrssAy 800
Their. are se.osa.oo ser<i. es se2rsy
svea Seeds 10 . stusre sarh-c&sssss
yssyseL
Agoct p~r~par,tSos 90 marx sA~eP
withcas IN ury to tk vooi 10 sad 10 -
thtrsE large ~spn.assls 81 isnseed oil tao
ounces OF iisaarSz and ~ sssrs u
lamp bisnk. al bssi-d sessther.
A dssniy dsa to be served vith
CAKE and berries 10 male BY grxisn< .
fresh cscszaus. scasins the whites 81
hv- egys 60 . sss6 fro<h. siasnx tvc
tsrxc sg-oeafuis al sugar aud . pint a
ikick s~o~f erexns- aad txa;ias shss ASS
all IL Is very light
-Ayfpss and dress-s mats o, bzr~a
mnssin should be troa~d oa the right
side. In erier TO ssvc the stripe the p-
culszr gloss "a has when Rev. The
creates, carr must he taken ~ssA The
irons. foe tiark spos VII spoil lie
good looks Of the drrs-N T. tesL
-Hore. sicbSer from eating clover.
An exchsnge nss This 10 annoy ns
especially In the driving kor-e. but th.
remedy . very simple and easy a
hand- consistins II = hct 81 esb6sse
fed To the horse Just before us az hn.
fr work q drsv-ny. Il u ehrap aai
effective.
To grow n pretty ,.ne from tho
sweet potato. put = Ia ,er IN pa y sad
-. - -- -
and " ,i~r occ s.ionalIy. Ia will throw
out tssdr l. and besai fal Ieases. and
climb fr.cly over III. arms of the has
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22


Swamp lands. which are often Gee
sible 70 men and teams ouly NJ this sea-
soa. when reclaimed. ordinarily make
the best hay land OF the farmL This
reclamsfion b accomplished first BY get.
ting rid Of the water; second. by psow-
ing and grubbing out the boys. and the
ROOFS Of alderA and other woody
growths; third. by . successioa Of crops
which require tiilase TO kin weeds. asd
10 aDel;orate the surface. before sod.
ing douD to SrasA bitches must b
nsde dep enough 10 lower the water
level ss least two feet and 4 possible.
three feet below the surface. Thes
sAoald be bcsesd % - ma Only TO dnic.
hut 70 cut Of sprisgs around the cot
sids a Tie susmpI h viii often be
fouD4 thae Doch Of the wxser COMES
iron . level $500 two o. three feet hixA-
- tn tAe geoesna mrfh0 - The
swa1R This sAoa1d b kspe b. isss2L
and Id "a aruunA Tie outside q Tie
0vanR becanss afser the svanD =
ar1iDeA md cleared. and lid dDu1 %
gr1na. = my he louad vesy desiE2tls g
tuiGuee = snd tben he water vsl BE-
iase e haDd We do poe know uuch
shout ksigaeed mea3ows II this cuun.
~. ~ I'D esrsain that thses - SsW
tiDa IL quase5fy q gv.s nay b ene
frun tn tAaa Win grow visksse -
- q shs vsese.
he Usdfh q - d;scAss sho1h or&L
mTsly ~ csasi1esshsa ~ - carry IT,
wueor~nly. ~ hocanns lie sides -
6Es1y - dip dDwn. - Eadunzly 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
b.. Rv r,tncr'. -celiss n~liesIp

bA Rv fttncs's usifsa s~linsi Dsesv.
en-" surv. ever klna 81 Aa'neF. fro he eaas-
Ron gsmpie 90 cru toa q The sosst sssafa3A
o fssuf 70 .lr ~tSssies curr .aif fheasa a tSftsr.
Our Ia ave tattiss cure tae uuFss kisa "
rimpies on The fare
Two 10 foaE bottles clear ths systen OF
boii.. esrsassies aHi sos~s
Five To eight ~t.'tile. csre esvraTf az Faaninx
a.esrs aud the uurst scro MA
By drs gEistss aud In hNf-ioEes and doksa
.ots 81 great dl@c0uni.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
"A Dee, Of b., /. s,.r w.ra.-

Da X v. rfERcE. baa.ha y y rhr-s
nsoa,hs s-o ! ga. - krn sal .fsA i<srs ascss
and se-. "a raY b d. tizsh. AS ifsec- sTo
cared yoar -sa&dsn N~ltr.i Discovery" aat
-Parrsfiss Pellets" sai hsys Z kra ss t~t-
ttes. and to-day ! sa IN I'D hsaitA al taass
asiy ulcer. h.silsS bcs e / asd let ssF .sin -
q sAIaraL keaitbY ssanitiue4 issaxtt -
ore time thas ] esaA not - SaseA Ashoesa
] os bat poorly express ny sr~stfaH 20 500.
yet there 10 dFupof by IN ever . . a snts
Yours trgig. j.sfso EsLs1~.fssslnztoa,N NJ
"Dzscosery" I'D W araExzssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

n TIE erztA~s ela srh<se< va strs~stsss
s-sslAsest cSsA eas .ssess 10 tGtsnss
thoasaL areR sss1s ,sas iAs<pzxA tesestxs
tia q soc.ra ~ a~etrrntntsx thT hsss us~sE<
elass 10 ks~y thss fsrns "a ~s&l. ssa SD
ncse tkes ssxscftf All ss@o N s~s~tanx
Hep hl,tefs a. tke h<.G s~1 4r@<ssf-.Esao a
IL kexpsnx thssf % adrs - ~s-ffsta@ sSsssA
81 Q nssss a-sfa1nAi etr~ssx. - sssaAi D. fu<FSf
g. s~ckno.ioi<< shat 40 d s3-atksnssssKrs a~se
less and 's~.@-F@ag.~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
WHY THE COWS CAME LATE.
NEBRASKA

Crimson sunset hus ming
OeS the trce-fr.uxed hills:
0oidcn src the mcadywz.
huby Mashed the rfiis-
Quiet In she farmhouse,
Home the farmer hies:
But HE wife b. wstchiux.
Shading anxious ey<.
While she fingers with her pad frside tho
wcnderins Why her Jenny and the COWS come
home % iaiei
Jenny. ~f,rown-eyed maiden.
Wandered down the lane.
That was ere the daylight
Had tsgsn Ia wane.
Deeper grow the shadows:
CrrIinG swHl ovs chcep:
kafydtds arc calling:
Mists a. CT meadows creep.
run the mother shades hcr eyes beside the
barnyard gate.
And wonders where her Jenny and tho COWS
can be 20 Intel
Loving sounds are falling.
Homewari now nj last
ep-ckie, Hrss End Dinfis
Through the gste have passed.
Jenny. sweefiy blusbing.
jamie. grave and shy.
Take the psils from mother.
who stands silent ny.
Not one word 10 spoken n that mother SHUTS
tho gate.
But now she knows why Jenny and tho cows
came hois. so iafet
John HeyH,on, IN Our Continent
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

sss"A cowsri can ~ q hero az . flstsser;
frscner OF danger tests rssssscs q mini"
Presence Of disrss- t~sss the vsin~ Of a 9ar.r
i've. ksdnsy- Wort ehsi.esxrsi tai. tes, aissys
epi ever vherr. so far - all oouayia ats %
t3e bo~c.s. liver ADD < dasys ara coaoernei
u enres all. nor asks suI a.fdk
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

rux voLrAfc Bar "a Aar.ssIi VI sh on
assd DE. Dyes Celessstei Electro ysllsic
Bats and Electric Appliances GA trial frr
AIRY dsys TO nsep lyosng 90 cd WIN arr 20.
fitted nth nervous debility. lost vitality zas
hhircd troalass, gGArsn.e<iag sy-ris snI
esmplete restoration 81 b-aifh AMI saapiy ytEur.
Address .. above. ~ Mo risk 10 lBeunei.
- thirty ia, = triai IL si.ouei
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22

n vs~aa - . sa~sssss ed . ss<s~s~s -
r~x yea s~~tsas 4~s&zass~i sxe<r.5 -
wsssts. q krssxssxs 5000 49, ~s t<
s<s7 sG< y<sx>Es< go set RaesfEh -
rAssl Assz<zaSa tA<F aGsw4 sszs~zsss -
ews 49, s~sasz 80 4ws2~ ~s&ss s~s
e-nc<s - N<s~~<ar s- q 49,
ss1s szxssSus frs~ stsesa sd E.~s
o1sxfsist 81 - sci esssk~z Aas s>nsd
80 $500 Tvs sa~x<sssk se& Gss1 81
s~tsxnxtASe IA &kz-sDss seAzs Ed s~< ~
<$s<zsr5 skseUxs t&s s4z@asA @~~f sd
hsss Akrsrsff@s e Il as p-k 80
sAvarfsas. les Asss-. n<As go Cssssss
hss r<os~z ss<y ser.ss@s a. . Esv@sSsss
ssrrex<s<1<s - - Ax~2n exsNs Esss
izxT~l<zts 81 szt<s ssas tss a
II s~ssssost.s fszAss nxs al s&f~sp~F4A
h~sfh r~s~s~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-22
The Care .! Horses.

The temper and usefulness of horses
depend far more on the treatment they
receive than may generally he sup
posed. Abundance OF good food is not
BY any means all that n hor G wants or
peeds. Cool keep and good manage
nent combined. will, il is asser led. m
prove the appearance of even the nat
urally poorest breeds of horses. The
Arabian steed. ca turel in his native
wilds and transferred to rich pastures.
will incrc ise in size ard strength. The
physical proportion of the be iutiful lit
tie Welsh pony ard the do lie. rough
coated little Shetland horse will grow
higher than n masiiG dog IL YOU feed
them well. Even that semblance If n
horse. the mos. diminut We Of any known
species Of the equine n g. the Chinese
pony. an animal IS small rs q Miles
opinion of It's master. has been known
to he enlarged in physical proportions
by being fed regularly end well; but OF
what further improvement might hsve
ment. gentle handling and Keeping him
clan. we have no record il il be true
that cleanliness is ncxt TO goodness in .
man. the presumption is admissible that
is NAV have a very beneficial influence
on she spirit Of a horse. The horse 10
naturally q clearly an NAL. and to keep
him otherwise than clean is Ia keep him
in misery. Withou. food animal lie
cannot. as q tier OF course. he sus-
tanned. but next 10 the art at
feed ny comes the necessity of yenfi-
lation and thorough clean mess in the
stable. Continual neg ect Of his skin
and coat begets irrit Utility in =
horse, and constant ~irritabilify takes
the flesh OF the bones less
oats and hay win keep . horse in fms
physical condition, II the curYycomb -
literally used. than where the laffer Is
neglected To any rule Of observation
or anything else there are always ncts-
bic exceptions. and il may be 30 SONS
little extent hazardous to conclude that
. farmers neafness. economy and prue
perry can be correctly guessed. II nos
positively Judged. By the condition Of his
horses hides and the harness they wear.
If the latter are ili-coudifio0ed and
slovenly, IL is . safe bet of ten TO one.
ninety times in . hundred, that
their owners barnyard. stables pou!-
try-yard. piggery and premises gener-
ally. rs well as the fences on his farm.
gates. too.s and implements present
similar evidence Of slouch:sess- As .
rule. the bczgar dressed IN brosdc3osh
will succeed in his profession better
than the one clothed in rags: and The
farmer driving . wcsi-curiei- clean
horse or span Of horses. viii inspire
greater confidence and respect in tn
minds Of those with whom he 10 brought
into business contact than il IS pus<ible
Tor the one whose horses appear weaxy.
worn and dispirised from downright
dirt and the unmifixated hxine1 q
their master 70 obtain As geaeral
thing. . clean. welLcoaditioned horse
may be accepted - > guarantee thai
everything Is in good order On The
prc1ises a Tie animal . owner. Prop
O. cleaning b eertsinly Indispensable 10
. horses confork aad vhiIs IL proper
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