Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-06
symptoms Of Chambers.

symptoms OK &l00Qef0.
As It has been reported that there are
several cases Of glanders in this country
the following account Of the symptoms
of the disease, taken from the Farm,
Stock and Home. may prove ofinterest:
The first indication is dead, lustreless
appearance Of the hair, though not
necessarily staring. Flesh will rapidly
fall away, but a change Of feed may
make an improvement in this respect,
but it will be only temporary. When
the flesh begins to fall away a aecond
time, the hair becomes staring and the
horse begins to show signs Of severe
illness. The next symptom is a dis.
charge FROM the nostrils Oft light color
and . more Rlutinous character than in
q common cold. This discharge is gen.
orally scant but continuous and affects
one nostril only, and this is, nine times
out Of ten, the left one. This discharge
is more offensive than that from a cold,
becoming more so as the disease pro.
crosses. The next stage Of the disease
is indicated by the discharge being
streaked with pus and the membr me
of the nose will assume a dark color in
sharp contrast to the healthy tint. Ul-
GERS will now be discovered, and the
breathing becomes difficult, accom-.
panied with some cough. The glands
under the jaw now begin to swell and
arc inclined to grow to the bone. The
next stage of the. disease is indicated
by free shedding Of tho hair, accumu-
lated dandruR in vast quantities, the
belly begins to stuck up" no appetite,
occasional cough, discharge from the
nostrils becomes more profuse and
streaked with blood, more offensive to
the smell; the hind legs begin to swell,
and after this death soon ensues; he may
die before all these symptoms show them.
selves. .
Land Decisions.
Digest ofland decisions furn!shed the Ix7sa.0osAx
ton. DO:
Prescription Qualifcation.-Under
the laws Of Dakota a deed from a hus.
band to tho wife is permissible, and q
conveyance so made by the pre.emptor,
apparently in good faith, prior to his
filing, followed by q conveyance to the
third party before the inception Of an
advers claim, removes any objection to
the presumption claim under the second
clause. of Section 2260 Revised Statutes.
-Sec'y to Com'r, Jan. 26, 1886, case
Hatch VS.. VanDorcn.
REIMBURSEMENT Contest.-The filing
Of a REIMBURSEMENT, accompanied by q
presumption declaratory statement, de.
feats o Simultaneous application to con.
test the entry thus. vacated.-Sec'y to,
Com'r, Jan. 80, 1886, case Leeys.3Gsods
Sui. to et:sa;ds pstans-A. thes IS
nltcAntSSftin#sniay ixasssfft her5iiShIE in'
shesooststs.aas aid q tho Government has
notnssffsssltirsths lsafd involved, the ap.
sHttGation for the institution Of suit to
set aside patent is denied.-Sec'y to
Com'r, Feb. 8, 1886, case Mary Yancsy.
Entry.-Application to amend.-Pen.
ding application to amend an entry
constitutes reservation of the land so
applied for.-Sec'y to Com'r Feb. g.,
1886, cast Matthias Florey vs.. Samuel
Moat.
Timber Culture Entry.-Contest.-
Where the default is cured prior to the
imitation Of contest the entry will not be
canceled.-Sec'y to Com'r, Jan. 80, 1886
case Shoemaker vs.. Lefferdink.
Practice.-Where fraud or irregular.
ity is relied upon as the grounds OF con.
test the allegations thereof should be
specifically made.-Sec'y to Com'r, Jan.
80, 1886, case Sims vs. Busse, ct al.
Practice-Court of Claims.-A cas-
will not be sent to the Court of Claims
for its action or opinion on questions Of
administrative nature that are clearly
within the jurisdiction Of the General
Land Office, where the matter is pend.
ing.@sec'y to Com'r, Feb. 8, 1886, case
Antonio Vaca.
Or. Gunn's Liver Pllls
Removes constitution. prevents ma.