Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-16
Unprecedented Bargains
But little time is left for
the ladies to take advan-
tage Of Mrs. C. d. Browns
great reduction i'm prices
of summer hats, summer
silk and lawn dresses, ul .
sters, busters, fans and
parasOls, and specially a
lot Of girls and children's
summer dresses.

evaporation in the stable but in most
cases the direct cause is the plethoric
condition owing to high feeding and
insufficient exercise.
Thrush Is, In many cases, another
cause of dletetic errors, although in
some it is due to neglect or mismap.
agement of the feet themselves.
1t consists of a subacute inflamma.
ton of the sensitive frog, whereby, in.
stead of the tough, elastic horn, a sof,
pultaceous substance is formed, and
discharged from the clefts of the frog
which gives off most offensive odor
1t Is attended by tenderness, If moi
by positive lameness, and may. IL neg.
lec.ed. lead to more extensive disease
hEYERsvILLE, Texas, June 81, 1881
To Hon Geo. -. Loring, Commissioner OF
Agriculture:
DEAR SIR:-The report of Agricul.
ture for 1883 is received. The Report
OF ID. IL. Salmon, ID. Y. NJ, endeavors
to make the so-called Texas. fever.
murrain, or better blood humor. con.
tagious, but he utterly fails. He saws
the scientific investigation of this dis
ease for the year must of necessity
have been failure "a such ipyestipa.
lions have so generally been in the
past,
The symptoms of this disease in
IN the beginning are hard TO detect by
the inexperienced, but in the advanced
state the cow loses her milk, and end
mas high, fever, dropping head, and
eyes are glossy and fixed, urine is red
OF plack In color, dung hard and lumpy
ana In this state there is no remedy.
me post mortem examination will
snow the liver and melt inflamed and
enlarged, the kidneys enlarged and
diseased, the bladder containing dark
bloody urine. '"'A NJ
II Is astonishing that the scientific
veterinary surgeons have made every
eliort TO make this disease contagious
when II Is only local di. ease and
that they never tried to find remedy
Fifty years ago studied veterinarv
IN a university in Germany. and n,
tnat time, when science was NOT far
advanced as in our day, they had very
simple remedy for this disease. and !.
sure cure when taken in time 7
nave lived more than thirty wears In
Texas, and no healthier stock can he
raised IN any other state IN the IJnjon
sun every kind of stock must be kent
IN It's proper place. One pest we have
here Is the Texas tick. In other sta,as
these ticks would make cattle sick and
without proper attention would finally
result in death to the stock. / woula
therefore advise other states not 10 re-
e ,ely stock infested with ticks. In
1909 Mr. Alexander, from Illinois
shipped 800 western beeves to Nav
iork, and they contained more ticLs
IMAM have ever seen on cattle hara
as consequence they were sick Will
blood horn. The health commission
ers decided that the disease WAS TeSas
lever and ordered the beeves killed for
.ne hide |, and tallow. protested
against 1t, but to no avail. and toIJ
M, Mem that every one could be cured
Ihey turned four of the beeves m
Jersey salt marsh and they ali cot
petter without medicine. Now w Raj Raj
right mad they to destroy another's
Property In this way? The act broks
NJ several years ago neighbor OF mine
iantwein, came to me and told