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1t would pass throU. II one ri tho finest
eelts of country in the state.
From here 10 Decatur the road would
cross the head of Hickory creek and
take up the SweetWater, thus passing
through a splendid wheat and cotton
belt; or, ii Bowie should he the Objec-
tive point, the road would pass up tine
dividing ridge between Clear and Dem
ton creeks to within few miles of
Bowie. This route is not only of easy
grade, but is MAGNIFICENT scope of
beautiful farms ami ranches skirting it,
on either side. No country can produce
more picturesque and prosperous
agricultural region than this, the trade
from which would be diverted from its
present channel and turned to Dallas.
We have nothing to say as to the con-
tomplated route ny Roanoke and Au-
rora, or Decatur, and west, only that 1t
is less practical ard will give less trade
| 10 Dallas than the former route, Much
Of the country 1t would pass through is
already tapped by the roads TO Fort
| Worth.
The route from Denton 20 Bowie
would open up trade 10 Dallas that she
never has bad and never will get, un
less some such enterprise as the one
suggested takes it to that city. Millions
OF dollars Of trade is now drawn
in the direction Of Fort Worth tha
might have been carried TO Dallas, anC
of right should Oe claimed by Dallas, i
she will only reach out and gather it in
We urged these points eight years
ago, and had they been adhered to, Dial
lus would to day be city OF 10000 in
stead 10000 population. She was theI
a bantling, Struggling for supremacy
to-dsy she Is a giant, and her IRON arm
are reaching out into every part OF th
state, and she cannot afford TO allow thu
connecting link, which joins her will
the great northwest and with Denve
and Colorado, to remain unbuilt.
Whatever is necessary for Denton ant
her ciliZans 10 DO in order to insure til
extension from this city will be done.-
Denton Monitor.
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An Alleged Bnrglar nacged.

Last Sunday, whilo the family was
absent from home, the house OF of Mr..
c. Letot, who resides near Letott sta
zion, on the Missouri Pacific railway,
was burglarized and $50 and pisto
stolen. He suspected Jester Gouillett,
who had been hanging around his
promises, and gave City Marshal Ar
mold here Il description Of him. Yester
day the officer apprehouded Guillott
who was identified by MIR. LetOt and
who was taken back for a hearing,
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.inNp 80. Nnrrs.

70 cents will buy ladies real kid slip
per at Block Bros.
Marbles, tops, bells and bats at Erh's.
1913 Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables ut A. K. Boucbe's.
Bouche keeps all kinds of cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar
PIP. P. viii cure all diseases of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at % cents per package by, George
T. Atkins, Dallas.
After May ! we will have ample room
for all kinds of storage in tho new rooms
OF the auction and commission h0ust
Of Fine, Very Fine, 6lS and 6l5 Elm
street.
Mrs. Chestnut the leading millinel
al $40 Elm street is receiving TWO ol
three times every week tho freshest anC
latest styles in hats, bonDets, ribbons
and trimmings. No Old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
Fifteen dollars reward will DO paid ioi
the return OF setter bitch, Franchelie
TO the uperiutendent of Dallas club al
Dowdy's Lake or TO my residence. Sht
| is black, white and tan cOlOred, ha
long tail with unusually long hair, thii
in flesh and has corea or jerks, result o
| distemper. j. II. TREZERANT,
$50 Ross avenue, Dallas.
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METAL POISON

am a coppersmith by trade, and during
series OF years my arms tbeing bare when
AT work. have absorbed q wonderful amount
of metal poison. Having scrofulOus ten.
dency from my youth, the small particles of
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
into my blood till my Whole system became
dies of mercury and iOdide potassium. Sal
ivstion followed, my teeth are all loose in
my head my digestive organs deTanged, and
have been helpless ia bed for over year
with mercurial rheumatism, My joints
we're all swollen, and l lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant
My sufIerings became so intense that it
was impossible for me to rest, The doctors
advised me to 90 TO the city hospital for
treatment. This l could not Ucar, Il friend,
who. proved a friend indeed, urged me to try
Swifts Specific, believing ii would cure me.
Others discouraged me, but ] scared a few
bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
ties. The first effect of the medicine was to
bring the poison 20 the surface, and l broke
out all over in running sores They soon
| disappeared, and my skin cleared off. My
| knees, which had become twice their natu-
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple az Of yOre. Ny arms and hands
are all right again and can use them without
pain.phe entire disease has left ali parts OF the
body save two ulcers on my wrists, which
are healing rapidly ! am weak from long
confinement, but ] have the use ofall my
! limbs. The medicine is bringing me out OF
! the greatest trial OF my life, and / cannot
/ find words sufficient TO express my appreCie.
| ton OF its virtue and the gratitude l feel
| thai I ever heard Of it.
PETER II, OWE.
| Augusta, Ga, Jan.9, 1886
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rreshets We here throughout North
Texas. The y MS have injured crops
and cop pro-pects DO little. In The
east, RI end ei the county harvesting
bsd already con n enced on some
farms, nut the rains stopped it. The
grain is bldlN blown down aud tangled
and in Il any places will have to be
cut down with mower. SO
much wet weather has caused wheat
TO 90 70 stalk more than to head than it
would have doneit we had had more
SsTm, dry weather. Tho oat crop Will
be immense, and corn is splendid. Cot.
| ton needs work and some of it will get
| far behind in the grass that it will have
| 10 be thrown out. The crop, however
has prospect yet Of being most excel
Cent
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Chnncrry Suit.

The time and attention Of the United
States district court was engaged yes
terday in the trial OF suit In chancory.
I. earlier was plaintiff and S. Q. Rich
ardson defendant, and the litigation
was to restrain the defendant from the
further use of an alleged Infringement
OF PLAINTIFFS patent on a machine tor
making ice. Both parties make ice In
this city, and defendants Ice factory
has been idle for some time oDaccouni
oil thia Snit.
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A FearfnI Exnlnsinn.

The "ghost" story told by Charles Il,
Sharp . lad Of 70 summers, who Keeps ?
fruit stand AZ tti6 intersection OF Live
Oak street and Pacific avenue, rs 10 a
man being stabbed and carried into
No. 1924 on that street was exploded yes
terday by the grand Jury. The
lad was brought heloro them
and ON being closely questioned
by County Attorney Clint, Ia brock
down and acknowledged he mad iibbed
and concocted the story In order TO Cs-
cape a thrashiug from his parents for
being out so late. Thus the great sup
posed tragedy of Live Oak street, ON
which the reporters were building cas-
ties In the air, is blown into smithreena.
"'rwas ever thus from chilhood's hour
etc.
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Mule suit.

There has been suit in stituted in
Justice Schul's court for 500 damages
instituted by MIR. Ii. It. Martin against
the Missouri : Pacific railroad for the
killing Of plaintiffs mule by loco
motive on said road. Sunday night the
wind blew open the gate OF an en-
closure at the Eureka soap factory, and
said mule, which was in said enclosure
W ent outside, ard getting on the tracl
of the said road as aforesaid, train
came rushing along and the locomotive
knocked the mnle into minee maat.
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City Court.

City vs.. b. 7. Deason, theft; trans
ferred.
City vs. William Jones, Frank Marion,
Frank Henry, Frank Hannah, Charles
Davis, Thomas Whales, intoxicated
fined SO each.
City Va. John Glasco, intoxlcation; dis.
missed.
City vs.. Il. W. Winsett. associating
with prostitute; fined So.
City VS.. A. Hoorr and Adam Suhwab,
violating Sunday law; continued.
city w. George Waller, lghtingi
fined So.
City VS.. 2S solled doves; fined 50 each
for vagrancy.
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S.A. Haseltine & Bro, patent solicit
tors, Springfield Missouri, send the
HERALD the following list of patents is-
sued to citizens OF Texas during the
past week:
w. r Connolly. Hubbard, gate. @. II.
Davis, Dallas, bsd.spriug. A. -. Eidel-
bach, Flgtouia, sGwsharpener. w. D..
Mayiield, Fort Worth. street car. A, r.,
Scott, Long Grove, Soed-planter.
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nan HIM Snotted.

Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Smith re-
colvedia telegram from Mr., S. d. Hol'
land, the gentleman whose residence,
near Cedar Hill, was burglarized Sun
day, that no had the man who did the
deed spotted; so Mr.. Smith LETT for
Cedar Hill late In the afternoon. Cedar
Hill is Is milos southwest from Dallas,
and If the suspected party Is there a
thereabouts Sheriff Smith will get MIN
sure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

The case OF the State Of Texas VS.
Howard Moutrossor, charged with at
tempted rape, Ia set for trial in the dis
trict court June 4. Moutrossor is in
Jail anu Coolly awaits the day.oi this
ordeal, when It Ii 20 be determined
whether his mock IL 10 stretch or no Is
to 80 free, or be given lodgings in the
state pris on.
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nm Nnr an, mnanLln1.

The patients will be removed to-day
from the old hospital into the colored
ward school.house, which has been APP
propriated and fitted up by the city for
such purpose. DR.. Carter, the health
officer, has made number OF changes
in the new building for the best, ana al
last Dallas has a decent building To r0-
ceivo her INDECENT sick. There ara 80
present nine on the SICK list, all OF
whom are doing well.
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ROEZOni.

z WHNVTIIE
No name is better and moro pleas
antly and widely known than that Of
MIR. j. a. PozzOni. For years he has
made himself famous by the elegant
perfumes and complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
its way to the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admires
beauty in ladies. Nothing will 90
moro to produce or enhance 1t than a
use Of Mr.. PoHzoni,s preparations.
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knights of pythIas lsnterta lnment


The entertainment given last ovoning
by C@ur de Leon Lodge No, g, Knights
of Pythias, did not come OFF ut SHADY
View park az proposed, owing 70 tie IN
clemency of the westher, but was held
at the Merchants Exchange, which rom
dered IL ii possible more briiliauJ at,
fair. The spacious hail was Illuminated
by. the electric light, and tho
noble Knights in their handsome
uniforms and the beautiful and lively
ladies that gracod the occasion pre-
scented festive scene rarely Witnessed
in city If the dimensions Of Dallas.
There were some fifty visiting members
from the Fort Worth ana Clehurne
lodges who were accompanied by
ladies'. A sumptuOus banquet
was served and time was measured 10y
tripping feet to pwoet music, discoursed
by Meme Bros. orchestra. 1t was an
elegant affair, and the home Knights
entertained their guests in right royal
style.
AT S O'Clock Rdeiogalion of 90 knights
from Fort Worth, who came by way OF
Cleburne, arrived on tho CUT, Colorado
q Santa Flo railroad, with 10 other
Knights from Cleburne They we're met
At the depot by the Knights here, and all
clad in their beautiful uniforms, they
were escorted 20 CUur de Leon
Castle hail. The entertainment
AT the Merchants Exchange,Idespile
the inolement weather, was Gs brilliant
and as enjoyable affair rs has over taken
place in our city. II was joyous and
happy throng of fair women ana strong
men. The following are the commit.
tees:
RECEPTION.
VIM. Sherley, Henry II. Smith, Tom
Troutman, Bob West aud Don Hinck-
ley.
EXECUTIVE,
J. ID. A. Harris, John ". Baird, George
Osmond, Ed G. Smith and A. r. Bel
lows.
INVITATION.
J, L. House, G., n. pullman, w. H.
Hawkins and Charles Williams.
FLOOR MANAGkRs,
Charles Hennig, j. NJ. House, A. M.
Hall, Frank NJ. MoCks, Albert h. Al
ford, ID. G. Opponheim,
PROGRAMME.
Part First-Lanoiers, waltz, heel and
toe, lnnciers, schoitische, lancivTs
Queen City,, waltz, gallop, lanciers.
Part Second-Waltz (Red CrOssl, heel
and toe, lanclors, newport, schottisch6
lanciers, waltz, lanciers (CWur dc Ieon)
waltz (Home, Sweet Honey
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wedding Bells.

The following handsome ly printed
wedding card announces the marriage
this evening OF tho dsugater OF Mr.. C..
t. Campbell, ono OF Dallas fHirest
daughters: "Mr. o. 7. Campbell re-
quests your presence ut tho Wedding
OF his daughter Moili0 10 w. 4. H..
King, on Wednesday evening, May u,
~ O'clock, Trinity church, GALVESTON,
rpXas,p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

The theatrical season OF 1876 has
proved the most disastrous for years.
Manager Greenwail has suffered as Sc
verely, possibly, as any other manager
in the south, but he pockets his losses
like little man, and prepares FIR the
future on a grand scale. Recent move
ments have placed him in charge OF the
best theatres in the state--ETomOnt,
Galveston; PILOTS, Houston; ana the
Opera House, Dallas, making q eplen-
did Texas circuit, and notwithstanding
bu sinesa Of lat season, no has already
| booked for this Texas circuit some of tho
very best theatrical and operate
COM binaJions on the no ad.
| Among them is the excel. ent
Wailack company now plying III the
fremont, which will be here again IN
| October, and all this Wnllack's travelling
companies, all OF the Madison Square
Vheatre companies, Rhea, Enms ABB
hott Opera company, Carrie swain, An
ME Pixley, Oliver Doud Byron, Roland
| Reed Sol Smith Russell, pally-Ho COM
pany, Bandit King, HO-Ho company
| Farmers Daughter company, Rag Ba'
| by, Corner Grocery, Planters Wife,
! Robinson e. Crane, Barlow d Wilson
Thatcher, Primrose j. West, Min, Ital
ian Opera, Joe Murphy-togother with
several others In prospect. This array
! OF talent insure q season OF rare smuse
ment,
Evening Tribune congratulates thea
tire goers in Dallas, Houston ant
Galveston and great credit ls duo Il
Manager Greenwall.--LGaveston Trib
une,
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I.rsllas, Hotel ans surglolI I..tItnto.


This widely celebrated institution,
located At Buffalo, n. Y, ~ organized
with q full staff OF eighteen Experienced
and skillml phYsicishs and surgeons,
constituting the most complete orgaui-
zation OF medical and surgical skin In
America, for the treatment OF all chronic
diseases, whether requiring medical or
surgical means for their cure. Marvel
Gus success has boon achieved Ia the
cuo Of all nasal, throat aud lung dis
eases, liver and kidney diseases, dis
cases Of the digestive organs, bladder
diseases, diseases peculiar To women,
blood talnts and skin diseases, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, nervous debility, pAral-
yais, epilepsy (hts), sparmatorrea, im-
potency and kindred affections, Thou
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correspondence. The euro of tho worst
ruptures, pile, tumOrs, varicoCele, hydro
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only short residence at the institu-
lion. Send 10 cents i'm ataInps for the
Invalids' Guide-Book (lGS pagos), which
gives all particulars. Addree, Worlds
Dispenssry Medical Association, Buff
falo, n. Y.
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NinmnrInl snrylcna.

On Saturday next the ceremony OF dec.
Grating the graves ofsoldlors' OF the Blue
and the Grey will be observed. The grand
army Of the republic and the ex-confod-
crate soldiers will participate. A full
programme will be published. After
the ceremony OF decorating the graves
Gen. Il. NJ. Lewis will deliver tho
memorial address at Crowdus hall, on
Main street, at 5o'clock p. IN. All who
cherish the memory Of the brave men
hresideH, are cordially invited TO attend.
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AT TIE ST. aEnPan.


b S Johnson, Ladonic; T II MOorh cad,
Sunset; N Shutting, Fort Worth; d u
Welsh, DubliniJ r Blair, Morgan; K J
Jones, Waxahachie l. NJ Wright, Deni-
nison; ] T Dent. Shermani BR Hough-
ton, Terrell; f S Hide, sulphur Springs
l. Hunter Sulphur Springs; WD Rey-
burn, Waxahachie; y Grimes, Palestine
W j. Stands, Forney; Il f Manner, Lam
pasas;C A O'Koif, Big Spring; w II
West, fl w Thomas, City; w O'Brl9n,
McGregor; j A Atkins, Waxahachie; j
L Cannon, Athens Alabama;,A E Flu T.
banks, MeXia; John u Barry, Paris;
Mrs II II Rainboldt, WcathprOrd ;
Miss Helen Finch, Msxia; T. l. Antones,
T8Xes; Norton Wisdom, / G. White,
City; A C.rthcart, a w Rankin, Hemp
stead; j w Simmons, Fort Worth; q
w White, Austin; w I Smith, Corsi-
cana; l. w Ggleaby, j II Gulledse,
Lindsey Floyd, Plano: n @ Wright,
Alvaradu. D r Dashull, w e Casby
kaufman; Mrs Pointer, Opelusa La.
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Cnatnr OH.

NWHTnT WITa
Ono of the chief uses to which castor
oil Is now put is that Of dressing and
stomlchs weri disordored. Aud an
awful dose Il was. Now we give suffer
ing children Browns Iron Bitters,
which tones the stomach, regulates
digestion and imparte strength 10 the
whole body. Browns Iron Bitters IL
inconlparably better than castor oil, aSd
more pleasant 10 take.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

Tho "egg breaking" Of the Lamar
street Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school did not como ofr last evening in
the Cockrell building as announced ow-
ing 10 the inclemeucy oC tho weather
10 was postponed until tonight and the
public Is cordially invited 10 attend,
Luscious straw berries aud ice cream
will bO served.
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Yictnr nurnnl nt pnlot,s.

Wallacks Thester company made It's
first appearance tonight in PILOTS
Opera-house in Victor Dursnd. The
Light Guard prize drill team attended
in fatigue uniform. The performance
was enthusiastically received, tho com
pany being pronounced one OF the best
that has appeared DISQUALIFICATION
Nnmo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

The flood has thrown tho Missouri
Pacific, between this city aud Denton
"otlp on account of IA rise Of Ella FORK,
which has flooded tho track. Trains
now run, going and coming, via Fort
Worth. There were two light washouIs
on the Texas Trunk, which wOro soon
repaired. Trains are running regular ly
ON tho Cthoy roads.
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$1,000 Bond,

Thomas Ball, late postmaster at Sun.
sot, is charged in the federal court with
embezzollng 5000 OF postal funds. Ito
hiss been In tho county Jail of this
county for some little time past, and
was trying to give bond yesterday, tho
sum being tiXedat $1,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

A rumor was atloat on the streets
yesterday that Baum, the cotton swiud-
Ter on trial at Toronto, Canada for extra
dition, had committed suicide by pricb-
ing his iugular vein with daruirg
needle. The rumor Is not credited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

AS everyone In our city knows, It has
been raining moro or loss, principally
more, tor two days past. The waters
fell in torrents a goodly portion OF
night before last and all day yesterday.
The rain was general yesterday and we
may expect TO hear Of foods and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27
THE j CAL NEWS RAJ D.
ONWARD, THE DALLAS MOTTO.
Extensive Business Interests Drifting
Hitherward = The Stabbing story
Exploded-The New City Hos
pital - Other Matters.
Mill naliunr nt Ynnr Door.

Commencing June |, 1885, any paper
or magazine published N the world, ut
New York prices. Leave your order
with PAUL F. EFB,
Books, Stationery and News
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Rand ri.n of tho Trinity.

The heavy rains Of Sunday, Monday
and yesterday have caused an unpre-
cented rapid rise in the Trinity river,
which had early yesterday morning
submerged the pike leading from the
bridge. Last evening the pike was inn
passable, the deep water cutting of all
the west. Judging from the sudden and
rapid rise, II IN the opinion OF tho high.
water Trinity historians that II will ex.
coed the high water OF few weeks ago.
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the webs and we were com
PEELED 10 use water from the creek on the
plantation, The result was thar all were
tronblsd with chills and fever. ] carried
with me several bottles Of SWifps SPECIFIC,
and as long as / took II l had perfect health.
As soon as ceased taking ii, T. Ike the rest,
was afflicted with chills When ! resumed
Its use L was all right again. We have used
II in our family as an antidOte for malarial
poison for two or three years and have never
known II to fail In a single instance.
w. c. FURLOw.
Sumter Co.. Ga, Sept. Il, 1884.
Treatise on Blood AID skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT specific Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Premium Poultry PPeSelVeP
tYnrIks lIKE-A rnAR,r-

tol. STA CongOr, OF Flat B,tr trfBnn,
hrCcttro' Uriyc Plymouth hut ANA Wv
Uudlites, and who Is one of the loading pOul-
Try ululsH % Tie United states writes us fol-
lows;
FLAg Rock, Ind, MAY - lSSS.-Murrulson
& Rogers, Terrell, IcNns,-i hn'c used Your
4, \ \ and mud 10 works like charm. 1
advise all who have occasion 10 use 70 10 give
the results. Yours truly,
Btn CONCOu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

Improved baker, dairy, laundry and
refrigiator wagons are kept In stock by
the Weir Plow Company.
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Z, 4, i. IN tho most successful remedy
known for the cure OF all diseases OF Fowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Birds by using T.. Y. Z.
Ask your druggist for Z. r. 7. The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27
ALL RIaHrNOw.

j. VI, Downing, breeder OF Langshan7, wy.
nndoiis, Plymouth Rocks, and Mammoth
well pleased with \. 4. Il. When / received
n package 10 DAYS ago my fowls werA wins
with cholera. They are an right now and
have not lost one since using =. \. Y
Respectfully, j, W, DowNtHa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
AniInini Fsoiandity.

In speaking Of animal iecandity. the
English Lie iSIofk Journal ysays;a hCan
any breeder Of modern times equal thisS
A Shorthorn cow There were no pedigfees
known, bnt Ishe Is called an improved.
produced in1s $40, when years
old, her. fifst call, . In 1890 she had twins,
IN the opening week Of 1892 o single calf,
and twins before the year expired. In
1928 she had twins for the third time. In
4she had q single calf In 1s25 she had
itwinsiior the fourth time !; in 1928 d single
calf, and In 1897, meeting with m aeci.
dent, she produced, prematutely, three
calves. With the exception Of these and
twins OF 1928 all the fifteen calves were
born alive, and were dropped before the
COW had exceeded her 10th birthday. In
1925, q mare belonging TO Mr.. Hawkiey
Hants had twin foals, These died within
twelve months, She had Q second pair,
and reared. both 8 "a SOW belonging to Mr..
Wilton; The Turk Head, Coventry, pro-
dnccd twenty three pigs and reared TWEEN
ty.one. Thiswas her third litter herr sec
ond waco sixteen" sal9 aS tl.s iisti