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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

the defsnse having fought every inch q
ground from he beginning On Febru-
sry .I5 lsst, In fhe:CieIoke Nation, J2bc
Smith. joseph BetSi&y and the two de-
rf6ndants arrested mkn named
Jef Smith for turning his horses
into the ii Ids OF another
msn's corn Held, Dpt released him on the
advice OF Deputy Marshal Connolly, VINO
happened to be in the vicinity. They
Claim mat after his release they discoy-
cred thst Smith had stolen some corn and
they concluded to Srress hin snd have
cnrdirgly about daylight on the morning
Of the l1.h the four men, John Smith
acting as leader, went to JEFF, Smiths
house, and while Teel approached openly
to cecoy Snlih out the others cones sled
themselves near 3: hand. Smith came
out in response to Teei's csIl, and
few harsh words passed
between them whan John
Spith chme from MS cover and sho: at
JEFF and then . general shooting COM
meGced JEFF Smith vas shot IN the fore
head aud DIN Smith through the bowels,
both falling dead near esch other. The
rest escaped unhurt though Teel had 3
bullet hole through mig coat. The prisor
ers claim tast the tH0 Smiths fred about
the came tina, killing each other, but
this statement IS not corroborsted by
Mrs. JEFF Smith ard G party who was
Stopping ever night &: the house, both CT
whom were eye witnesses. Bess!ey, Teel
and Sicily we're Immediately arrested and
lodged in jail here. Bessley died shortly
sitter he was put in ISL. Sicily
gave bond aid remained at E6sr.y till the |
case went 10 the jary last evening, when
lie WAS sgsin committed. Teel claims 70 |
De aD IndiAr, and endeaFored to break |
the case On jurisdiction, but failed, though |
abcu. two years ago his brother was tried |
here for murder and the Jury acquitted |
him on the ground OF nc Jurisdiction OIL !
.he same evidence advanced In this case. !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

LONDON, Ocr. N ttlc!.l commu-
a!csuons nave vet passed between the
Cabioe. snd the United States With refer
ence to Lord SRckville's letter on th=
American presidential confess. Lord
Salisbury has cent L ,rd SsckvIl.e seVefs
direct dispatches dep!orsng the MINISTER'S
i jIdiCiau:ness. II Is expected bere thst
the Uaited Sta:es government will ul;ke
some demands IN order 20 counteracg the
positive II jury to Precedent Cleveland,
NT PaeIps, Udited States Minister hsre j;
has already had sn interview with L0rd
SsisDury on the subisC..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
MISSING NEWSPAPER NAN.
Icsetity or Suiei1s Feared In the DisEr pei
snce Of rho M - A. Richardson.

Sr. LOUIE, Mo Oc,. 26.-Thomas A.
Richardson, Advertising mansger OF the
Whltlow Furniture Msg.z!ne, is missing
He came to tbis.c!'y Argus. 81 lsst, and
accepted position oa the paper referred
to. He then ssid he Sastn cid newsp.-
per man and had been dramatic critic ;oI
the NV York Times for q number q:
years. II P. Yourg, with whom Rcts
ardson resi- ed, states he has not seen
him since Wednesday. F. e. Burger,
proprietor Of the Furniture Msg,Z lie, Is
vigorously pushing the search tor the
missing mhn, and fears he Las bee me-
insane snd Wandered sway, or w5fss-
committed suicide. Richards IN WAS lef.
goodly sum Of money by his father re
Gently and lost $50 600 10 land specula-
ton in California. A favoriie daughter.
dea.h added to his troubles, hence toe
theory CT fuicide. 1: Is also said fou
pisy is suspected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
- MAsu1NoH " Our DALLAS. TEX.
TWO SHOOT ARRAYS.
Two Farn Dealers Igags IN Ouarrsl-A
wai:tr Shoots His MiIrreis.

-
wai:tr Shoots His aiirreis.
Special t. thc Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, O.t. 26 This morning
about o'clock two faro dealers, named
James McIyers and W. j. Conant, en-
ploysd at the Gam gambling establish
ment, became involved il dispute over
a bet. McIvers was on the poin. OF
drawing revolver from his overc oat
pocket when Conan. grsobe him. In
the scutlls the revolver WAS discharged,
entering McIvers' groin and passing into
his bladder. The attending physicians
have little hopes for his recovery.
Last night st 10 O'Clock smother
shooting sorape took place On
lower Ell Paso street. Arthur Lai,z,
G white waiter at the Grand Cen.
tral hotel, shot his colored mistress,
Emma Garrett alias Dixie williams,
the left srm and again through
the right breast. This is not pronounced
fatal. Jealousy WAS the cause Of the
shooting. L!eiz WAS lodged in jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
SeFSIs
A QUEENS APPEAL.

BELGRADE, Oct. 25.-QueeG Natalie has
,p2ssled 70 the Pitgisrcl DIoaisios at
Constsntinop!e, who is the superior of
ne Metropolitan Tleodoeius, against the
's.tet'a scti0u 10 rnllifging the marriage
II the Green ard KIg Mise. Al Classes
4 society, svea M.Isn's psrua.os, Sc
Verely criLicise the action CT the King 1t
is learned tonight that Queen Esralie's
,dgcc.e, tl4alnt the Metrop llitan Taco
l9s!us has already consulted With the
Patrisrch Of COnstal,inople sud the great
ArcAbishop OF C.rlovitz before dissolvirg
ne marriage, has submitted TO the decree
ind will 81 10 Bucharest TO deliver the
iivlrce papers TO Queen Natalie. I. Is
taxed thai the divorce stCps he civil
;llowslces to Qleen Nl.alie The tx
Q !esn has. however, sn rup'a private
fJr'uce. Lis reported that Sitalie is
,oir" - 6 Petersburg as the sues. CT
he Cz,rins.
TEE QUEEN MESSAGE.
BUCHAREST, Ucr 20 tao I cepea-
ience s;s.es Inst O. aen Nsnalls to-day
sent the following telegrsphic message TO
the Thea'o3'us Mstropoi'sp 81 consider
gou- decision null and void and without
legal value"
RUssI. SIDES WITH QUEEN NATALIE.
ST. PETERSBURG. 0 I. % - hs papers
here express indignation in the manner
IN which Kra Mrsn OF SsTy;s received
the note from Q1sen Nstslie ard de-
lcuaced the divorce as ii)egsl.
TIE Svat ur=eE Queer NItalle 80 sp2esi
20 ths pstrisrch OF C'nstanlinople snd
),her chefs # 'he orthodox coutch 70
sunul thu action Of the metropolitan,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

had any conversation beyond the passing
xchsnge + greeting on such occssiOns,
noI has Nj. Yves: had any secret relations
with any one connected With his adminls-
trssion. In important Official matters
the State Department had deal
with other representatives Il
the British government e9 is well
known. There is reason to believe,
especially since Mr. Clev5lErd's retslis
ton message, ths. he regsrds Mr.. Clsve-
lands administration with great anrsgo-
nism. He is not fool enough 10 have writ
zen that letter lunocenty. I believe b.
would Ike MIR. Harrison, with whom he
hss been very friendly, to be elected. AID
| believe that the British interest would
get pet.ar treatment from him than such
as is outlined 10 the Presidents las. meg
safe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
To EatsrIsiu the KING hts.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX Oct % AT Joint
meeting OF the lccsi lodge OF the Knign,s
Of Pythiss held to-dsy, sicommi.'e, wse
appointed to make arrangements for tb'
entertainment OF sll visiting lodges OF :ht
order who will attend the San Antonio
Ioterrstiorsi Fall, (which begins Novemofr
l3 The management of the fair viii
designate 3 daV as Knights Of Pythies
day, and will of,sr premium for the best
drilled divisions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
The End Of a q anna at Craps.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. pa special
from Little Rock says: Hugh Bisckman,
colored, was hanged at Toledo to-day.
Blackman lied ahegro known as "Big
Six" 10 gu rrel over 9 game Of craps
over two yee.eao.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

Black Ores Grain Sill, high grades, guaranteed;
worth 90 8l5 50 80 and So; this week 81 TO- 81 90
EI.45, 81 So spt 81 10 per yard.
Bsck Gees Grain Sk, American goods, sold a. 75c, 81
and 81 %; this week SOC, 75c, 50: per gard.
Biacg Fse Franchise especially low 81. sl15. sl25
and 81 80 Jer yard.
Black Trcone. offered athese prices before
So, 81 G5, 81 20 sud 81 40 per ward. .E3E
elsc Ss.1 alvelleaux ST. 81 90 81 40, S1G5 per Jsrd
Back Peou de Soue weave, price .ais week,
81 80, 81 IS, So per yard. A$sf
pieces Coored Ss:ia their vs!ue R 0c 500, and 49,
This week, choice, 25c per yard. -
pieces Coored Gros Grain SILK, formerly aoli q: 81,
81 20 81 so. This veg, choice, 70; pr YTds3
40 pieces Colored SJn Marvsielrx fooer prices 81,
81 &c, 81 50. This week, cue price, 90spsfyard.
pces CnoIsd M7re, worth ST. thsweek 75c per vsrd.
% pisces Rjsn Pekn MoCe, wsil rh 81 SO; coly 81 %
per yard. f4lF
SO pisces Paah, a coors igasde "a inches vide, only
Sl25 per yard tT
81 yErd .tSs'
IS pieces Corduroy. 81 assing Shades, well s.;
price tnis weak ory 60e pgr YARD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Austin
special 10 the Gazette,

AUSTIN, TEX, OF. % h, T. Hill,
professor of geology h the Safe ,Uniuf
sity. td+nishsfeiivetsd. e public iecnM
The rangers ft Rio :Grande City b&&.
arrested twenty three iesders OF the isEe
mob st that -place. Efpfe trouble "a
feared st the etecIor, especially if Ga,zs
dies. - sSs.
A Detroit capitalist is here Iaokirg for
APPOINT to establish fertilizer msnuf.c
tory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
AkEDDLIEG DIPLOMAT.
Lord SackviIle W5st will Find it Con-
ssnient to Ask the British Ma
ton u RecalI Him.
His Political Effusion Incompatible
with the Dignity Of His Posi-
tion-sal sbury S DisapprovaI.
The BrIttth Minister Very Friendly with
Harrison aud Anxious to so- Him
Elected Presidsn:.
WILL PROBABLY BIZ RECALLrD
NEW YORK, Oct. %

BE HeTa!d's WAshir gton
correspondent telegtaphs
10 tEst psrer as follows:
[ am informed on the
hishest authority that
while the language Of
the statement Of the Sec
Rotary OF State, especial
~ as adore sssd to his
own people, is not such a
reoGke g, would compel
the withdrawal Of Lord
S,ckvl!te Vest, the Brit
i>h Minister, it must
make his position go IN
pleasant that it would
maEa hia 1rsrssar hoth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
.uSyIUiED or xANsLaU6arER
che Result of DoubIs E-sgedy Enacted
Ia tho LheroEss SstiJn,
SperiaI tn the Gazette
EORr SMITH,

EORr SMITH,
Il ARK , Oct. %.
IN the Federsl
c9urt the IT al Ct
Lafayette T 9 g /
sad Jason Sicily.
c5a gsd ia
murder, clio 'ed
lsst evening, an
after remaining
cut ali night tie
jury 10 day re-
rurned O verdict
C onvict;1g them
OF msuslsugh.eF.
The tris / has basa
CT universal it
'ecast and lasted
llst enc week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
TO RI. If rRorSRLY w0tyD.

ParCelli'es 70 p-G7e 3hs'r sGppIEs CT rs
pian CT csmpNE1. He deGlt ia succas-
sioH with the saFisa ct TRACES rn.da
rs Mess7s. " Ham 0 B en-, Cu!Iv, Cox,
Raurg and MSttHeSs &c $40 2 saai. syn
pithy with the on y.ee7, Apd re Initiated
MS intentio1 10 zeal - lRagta VISA the
violent agita.l1rF & ih3 leag1a D.n53-s
maize Ia C}uHtF c sfG du,iaE :le YEATS
1885, '8S SD 's7.
a. this Presiding Justice Haazea's ps-
ttepc2 seemed % b. ox1sr ed All lesa-
Iag f7r1.rd he asked rna Attorney Gen
era! if +" lid Lot think he hsd already
given suff ;ie1. iai cS-loQs OF ths Il1e OF
SIeunenE De tn'euded to ADOPT.
,.Str Charles RIsscl, coansel for par-
lGt', suggested :d95 the A.t3rneg Gen
srai might hand rim copies Ct tie
spsecles h mean: to qIpta fr2r aud
mus save time.
The Attorney General replied tas: he
must deal with ell taa Irish counties he
had Kicked on. 90 aH2r,,lGg The most
proof CT the character CT tie ia,gue's
agitation. He qui'a Understood Justice
'nnen's hint, Aud he was drsls.u4 Of
adopting soy practices! suggestion which
would enable him to sustain hlg remarss.
me Attorney-G neral coGc!u led bis re-
marks hY stating that m31 VINO asi SC
Justly partic p s:ec is the o1;rsgcs would
DC called IS witnesses sud they vgu!t :eiI
VIA mocey hzt 0ee1 psjA -aer1 gud now
ths crimcs steg were Giret % comnit
" re- ErCarga1
Ta9 cIurs tier ni13uTne, untu Tues
dsy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
TEE QUEENS MESSAGE.
Tssly.

EMPEROR AND IoPs.
LONDON, OF. 25.-rhe Dsiiy To,e-
gr.ph's corre.p lpaent st R9Re mss Lsi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
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Profitable Reading for Intending Purchasers Of Se&abb and Fashionable Gu6
Profitable Reading for Intending Purchasers

various lines goods for this Yk
snowy a. many visit establishment ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

20 CombSon obes ell F;enca goods worth SIS to s25
this week, $40 per pattera.
20 piecss ell wool Red Twled Flannel worth 25c only
15e-p6f yard.
29eces Medcsted Flsnnel, 4Oc only SOC
per yard
BLANKETSThs department is full Of real gains and
ask only Inspection 10 your patronage.
Special low prices this week Comforts and Colored
B!sakets. Large stock OF Crt5 Blankets.
Ladies' Fine Flannel and Quilted SsirsCholce lot worth
81 80 to 81, this week choice at 81.
500 ChildIens Push Caps, worth from 81 10
81 30; this week price, 15c.
200 GCzen White ard C0loIed Bordsred Hemsched Hand
karchieif well worth 50 dozsn; this 81 &c dozen
or l0c each.
40 dozen Kid Gloves little scLea well worth pair
.hs week only 25c.
so dozen Ladies' Wool Kat Vests aid Drawers
ereCisl hargsiI--.his week 10; each. ,
10 dozfn NsEs Natural Wool Shirts aud Drawers, well
worth 50 esch them only $3.50 garment
We have zeal bargains in C-osk Dsparmentthey
to) numerous to mention II tAis I'd Invite you 10
and see them.
Jas. Rac4ived-An immense stock CT Mens Women'5 ard
Caildren AEctcs and rubber footwear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

Con inned on Fonrta Pn0f.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-15
Am Amblgmous wirnss,.

AAbhip PAAA lluiNp
A jury in the old court house yesterday
vindicsted Organ Grinder Louis Longeri's
monkey, of which the grand Jury mad
said by reason Of its being ct large, "the
good people Of this city aud common.
wealth could not Iass and labor in the
publis streets without great dsmaon aud
hazard OF being hit, Il. ,,alsu aAd torn nv
said monkey, ana losing Their lives -
the gsaGs damGse, ,U.4S. and common
nuisance, and 70 the evil example of ell
others, contrary to the form o, the aot Of
general assembly in such oases nude and
provided, and against the praca snd dig.
nifty of tbs commonwealth or Pennsyl.
vania"
M. Lopgeri, the aged proprietor of the
monkey, sat behind his counsel, Thomas
w. Kaely. He was accompanied by
about 20 barrel organists, ali Of whom
own monkeys.
Mrs Margaret Dillon of No. 1418 Mont.
rose street took the stand.
'Da yon know Long0ri ?" asked As
sistant District Attorney Boyle.
"fbat'a him, said the witness, point
Ing nv the defendant.
well, what did he do 2"
Well on the 7th Of last May be and
lls monkey oams on my pavement and
he b,t M little girl on tine leg"
Who Longeri ?"
NO, ths monkey
well, what Wes the child doing ?"
She wasn't doing nothing, and he
WAS gatheri e penni s.
WHO, LONGER ?"
'Go tho monkey"
Well what did you do then ?"
s"Why, went in the house and nut
some liquor on it,"
"On the monkey? 2"
No, the leg"
'oh Then Whist did you do ~
Why, had him arrested"
Who, The monkey 2"
No Lopgeri"
"Ihete we've lot Of children ebout
teasing the monkey, and he was lied by
st'insi wasn't he r. asked Mr. Kelly.
Yes, and it was long suing, too
~ tniuk, yo1r honor, that ,hera is no
case here, ~ ono oifsnce does no. crtni
nate the nonkoy. Besides, he acted IN
lf-defencan
Judge Fell Thought there was not
enough evidence against the monkey,
aud dr ijoyio snbmltted the bill to The
jury saying: II don't thick tho com-
monvealth has made out case Against
this monkey, gentlemen"
The jury rendered verdict OF not
gully.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-15
THEY TOOK WATER,



Corner E.Ounging.
snlt Lake City ir!bans,
In this city, in front Of tie Black
Building, at the corner Of O and Taylor
streets, was loailng piRcs OF many years
standing. The end Of the ti1ewaik
front OF the building is about eight FEET
above Taylor street, aud is guarded by au
iron railing made Of ga4 pipe. II was in
this spot that the ragged street philoso.
sopher held his court. With his back
braced against the railing, he DISCOURAGED
for hours to half a score Of discipleB each
similarly braced against the ton bar Of
the railing. Tobacco juica vas squirted
right and left, and the smoke Of black
and ancient clay pipes scented The nde.
Hert air" far and ntar. Being some feet
above both streets, this corner seemed n
little platform railed of and vet apart for
the special benefit OF the class By which
it was appropriated, and they long held
undispuied possession OF 1t.
Some months ngo. however, tho room
fronting on the platform was rented by
lady, who opened in il millinery store.
She OF once discovered that in front N
her store was a sort OF hummerg tnost
She could not expect ladies' to yum ire
gauntlet OF such a crew in orier 10 eut.r
her shop; therefore she dotermiped Ia
onst them.
Her first attempt was by filling the tor
bar OF the railing with projecting Rpikes
This made il gu uno0mtot;a5lt RESTING
place, but the force OF habit va No
strong that the old fregueniers OF The
spot contuuod 10 assemble there not.
withstGn6ing the fast that tho place "a
longer afforded them any artificial sup
port.
Although beaten in her first attack. Tia
lady did mot give up the fight. she said
nothing, but she had plumber take M
tue pieces of gas pipe which formed "a
bottom bar Of The railing and drill in i,
about so sluall holes, She tnen Ind aid
connected with the water PIPE inside btr
store. When this connestiou was mi
she had only to turn cock and ia
streams OF water few cut Of The builpi1
bar OF tbs railing, some vertical o.ber.
Ut an nngla OF 40 degrees, and s.ili otbsys
that swept aloug the whole width at III
sidewalk ut lower range.
Thus equipped tbs lady developed the
ihnAhO's VI pot hunter. She did NOT
turn loose upon the fss. two or thYer
buns that presented themselves IN ffon,
of her "blind, but waited uutil sho NM
at her mercy whole flock. Then an
pulled the trigger The spattermar,
was such as one seen in turning loose nm
old biunderh1ss into flock Of mud bsna
Nearly all broke at once-nat gtapdina
upon the order of their going-but twe
or three seemed almost paraiS sed nv III
Iouch OF cold water upon their persons
Ihey hesltated and looked about tol
some one to swear at, hut not a saul wa,
70 be seen, and the water still showoring
down upon their heads and giving then
an up-cut from below, they were ANAL
forced to retreat, streaming like az mani
half drowned rats. --'""
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-15
He's a Right Snart Chlld.


Chicago llisIid, DC .ObAg 20 u.
Professor Oscar Moore, the 3.years.
old wonder with the phenomenal memory
sat in little rocking char at the Oiark
street museum yesterday afternoon, the
centre Of great crowd OF people, On
tho left Of Oscar Is T. female Bnake-
charmer with pet squirrel, and in front
OF him gllvanin battery aud fortune
teller, but neither Of these proved q
counter attraction Tor the blind little col.
ored hnv There we're many aIolamhiinns
aat ctgf salons OF wonder tgGIu C.e
paypio gathered about him who eonid ia.
understand how a child but little re-
moved from babyhood cunld 4nGger vol
ume Of statistical information and sing
songs in every language from Chinese to
Spanish.
Oae oolored man in the throng wss en-.
thuBiaatic over Oscars accomplishments.
A smile reached from one ear to the other
while no listened to the phenomenon
count in Chinese.
Nov, dat sm great. No liviu' human
bein' eau talk Ohinee correok."
Oscar ran the whole gamut OF his az
tainments yesterday afternoon, and the
ohineao performance was only sample.
Sing German song, Oscar" and the
youngstet began
lch welss nicnt WIS soil es bedeuten
Dli ich 80 trautlR bin,
IAh vohl und wuDdeTlich," ex-
claimed IN excited Teuton whose face Wa,
tuli and round as tbs moon.
Oscar thee answed some questions In
biblical history.
WHO led the Jews ont of Egypt ?" he
was asked.
''llnsas "
nesGW
Forty year8"
What happened when Moses went IN
On Mount hluai 10 get the command.
mebts2n
lAs people wcrshipeda golden calf y
What did Moaaf do when he came
back aud saw the oal.
lie knocked tho sluffia out of tn
!, MaiIe Oscar was telling Bible storion
NNieAe Cathrira, the fortune teller,
Cane ont Of her den TO solicit customers
Nho Is tba. over there 2" asked the
Duhd boy pointing in tina direction OF the
woman.
egas '" wv rl"n-
70 telling fortunes. too reioiped
W. c6iid as he leaned back in his yoct.r
The crowd tried to discover tho chiIa,s
political 5ympathies, but he wouldn't
W .lla going to DO tho next Presi.
uent asked witty Young man.
Eotsl" was tho reply.
Whst ara you going to be when Won
nse'me mani' asked pleasant faced
wGluUn. i"0eu
In going 10 be preacher"
Wlat viii you pGeachio asked the
God save poor sinnessn
gs'tt5 brain grows weary about r
oe'9ck aud he taEes nap.
ne doesn't tiro auawerinV oues,iora
any more than would be eTeee,ed ~ a
snlla' said his manager. N Ia ssav ,or
~ nm 70 ieli what be already knows bnt
t ~ tseachins him anything new he psts
urea IL ave minutes.n s''a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-15
RisTs An0rr HORSES.

Medical Eias,i S to- October.
Il costs tapfs tU keep Door horse than
1t does to keep good one.
Change the feed for yonF horses often
enough 70 make then relish it.
Ipproper feeding is the cause Of nina
GU OF ten cases of gickneBs am ong horses.
Every time you worry your horses YOU
shorten thgir lives mud days Of uaefulnls9,
Sweat aud dust cause the hogse's shou!,
deta TO gall 50 do poor, ul.htiiug
collars.
The temperature of water for horses ia
rot SO much of an object as the purity of
II. While il is best TO have the water
cool, It is more important to have it free
from all inpp.itieB
lAres in foal should Rave exercise ana
moderate work, aAi under no circnnl
stances should they be subj sctei to harsh
treatment, nor should they ever be al
lowed to go wbers they would be IN dan.
ger Of being frightened.
Toe horaa which eau plough I'll ac.a
while npoiher horse is pllughinE halt an
acre, or that which can carry a load Of
passengers ten miles waiia ano.he. ia
going i've iu6spen !ent ct all consi lera
tons Of amusement, taste OF what ia
called fancy, ia absolutely worth twice rs
much to the owner az the osher.
Affection nsnnot DO pounded into ami.
mails. Kind treatmapt insures the atfeo.
ton Of al animal, while rough treatment
ia 8ure TO cause its hatred. .--
IT is alika dangerous to other horses
IND men TO spare tho life OF CLAN iered
horsa. Chambers is az highly Contagious,
lnourable disease, and aa q rule fatal in
the huu3n subject.
When horses aye suffering from the
bites Of hlss or sting5 0f other insects.
spcngs tho parts tina; cannot bs protected
oy nets, with water in whicn INSECT
powder has BEEN mixed--a tablespoonful
to two gallons Of water
Animals of vicious habits should never
be used for hrseding purposes, as yi,ee
are transmitted By careful breeding il,
th'H respest, the dispositions Of the ami
ma,s can be partially controlled
or Two coils stltil1r il disposition aud
es.l7 nAs nay develop mo = steady and
vAlat 10 tsglllF Gofsa, while thu o.hsl
may be every thing glat is vicious, treach,
eFclS ard uussie--eii because at differ.
eaae 10 the men btadiing them
H-ent7 u wL,.gEa+u should be used
nor Only tos 'te brighter appearance, but
a!s7 % Q alsintgo.aHt. Hot ahisawasa ID
tie inside 81 barns, stables, poultry
houses and pig quarters, will aid In PFC
venting vernin and insects.
What the colt requires is plenty Of ex
ercisa, clean place to sleep, sheltei
from bitlor storms, plenty Of good RrNs.
/ Of different varieties, good, clean bay
without dust, epd coed, sound OATS
Colts raised in This way will not look 81
veil, nor win as many premiums, nor sell
'ios Is nuon money, but they viii last.