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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29


A DEMOCRAT, straight out and
out stamp of the Unterrified, was at
work in the bottom of shaft FIVE
miles from town the other day and
his partner came to town, intending
to return right away, but business
delayed him and the Democrat re-
manned there all day, the bucket be-
ing on top and no steps to the shaft.
The Democrat was entirely exhaust
ed, when his partner got back, from
undue and fruitless efforts to get out.
This is hint to Republicans to GO
in partnership with members of the
Andrew Jackson band, sink shafts
without ladders, get the guileless
Democrats to dig in the bottom on
September 30th, leave 'em there and
come in and vote. We've got to beat
'em in some way, and some scheme
like this will work like charm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29
proposed Tax FOR = schoel House.

Notice is hereby given that On the
Geb day Of September, 1890, an elec-
.siat ii school district No. Of Boise
county, State of Idaho, will be held
At th. school house in Idaho City for
the purpose Of deciding whether Or
not special tax of four mills on the
dollar shall be levied on the taxable
property Of said district for the pur-
pose Of building q school house at
Idaho City IN said district.
\ The voting must be done by ballot
or which must be written or printed
sstax yes,'' or s'tax no" and none but
actual residents, free holders or heads
Of families are entitled to vote.
The polls will be open from one to
five o'clock !. N. on said day.
BY order Of Board Of Trustees Of
said district.
IpAHo Cry, Aug. 20, 1890.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

The political chess game in Idaho
is made, and now the moving begins,
1t will be lively game, and both
sides will play hard to win. Men
of both parties will work with zeal,
but it is hoped that bitter yindictive-
ness will not be the chief weapons OF
forensic discussions. People can
honestly differ without great displays
of political animosity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

ELMoRE BULLErIN: The clean up
at Reeser's mill Tuesday of Queen of
the West ore, proves that property
more valuable than it has been rep
resented. Calculating the value of
the gold at only sl4 per ounce it
produced s49.50 per ton. Pearson,
Alexson and Adams have splendid
property in the Queen mine, and il
they possessed a small mill of their
own near the claim they would soon
be counted among the bonanza kings
of Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

JoHN REAGAN's horse, Douglas,
was matched last Tuesday against
a little mare owned by an Oregon
man. The race was run on Mont
gomery street. The mare won by
several feet. So many false starts
were made that the horse was about
worn out before the tap. Douglas
got several feet the start. Another
race for $500 side was agreed upon
and a forfeit of 800 put up. The
parties could not agree on track, sc
the race was declared off, and the
forfeit money given up to each o.
the parties.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

THE Ada county Republican cou-
vention has made the following nom
inatlons; Senators, j. S. Gray, s. S.
Foote; Assemblymen, E. D. Ellis,
j. J. Smith, w. a. Smith; Sheriff,
Orlando Robbins; Assessor, George
Pettengill; Clerk of the Court, Sol
Hasbrouck; Treasurer, E. F, Baker
Probate Judge, t, w. Randall; Cor
oner, DR.. Hollister.
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For sale,

Miners Brewery, west side of
Main street, Idaho City; also the
building first door below brewery,
now used as a barber shop. Lot on
which brewery stands extends from
Main to Montgomery street. Front,
so feet.
For further particulars inquire of
Mrs. Haug.
IpAuo CRY, Aug. 5, 1S9o-tf.
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Ranch and Cattle for sale.

Any person wishing to buy a small
farm with crop and house and about
thirty head of cattle, known as the
MeQuillan ranch and stock, situated
on Porter creek, in Boise county, can
obtain full information by applying
to James Mckay, Placerville.
August Is, 1S90-tf. y
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Opening or the Campaign in Iaaho
Ci1x.


Ex-DeIegate Fred +. Dubois and
State Secretary Ed. j. Curtis ar
rived here last Tuesday evening,
Their arrival was heralded with boom
of anvils and giant powder and they
were given an enthusiastic reception.
The court house was packed with
both ladies and gentlemen to listen
to speeches by the most popular man
| in Idaho ~ Mr.. Dubois and Mr.. Cur
tbs, an old Republican war horse. G.
p Kingsley opened the meeting,
dwelt for short time on the import
ance Of our first State election, then
introduced Mr.. Dubois, who pre-
sented both State and national issues
| in an able, yet modest and unaffected
manner. He spoke in a conversa-
tional style without any attempt at
oratorical flourish; but the points he
made were telling. He was careful
to state nothing that could not be
substantiated. Mr.. Dubois gave a
review Of the history Of the Mormon
Question Territorial enactnents
passed to suppress the power of that
nn-American organization and re-
ferred to the constitutional clause
| similar to the test oath, etc, gave q
review Of the fight ia Congress on
the lead and silver questions, on both
Of which the Republicans in both
houses stood by the interests Of MOI
only miners, but all people indirectly
benefited by practical silver legisla-
ton and a tariff on lead. The Re.
i publicans voted unanimously in the
House Of Representatives for the Du-
bois amendment to the Mills bill
/ providing for tariff on lead ore, nc
matter whether lead is the chic.
component of value or not. This. ht
said, was one Of the most importan
| questions affecting idaho, this State
turning out half the lead produced
in the United States, and the mining
being principally in lead-silver ores
with the price Of lead reduced t.
the point that Democratic polio,
would lower it, the greatest industry
in Idaho would be ruined. Th,
Democratic members voted solidl'
against the Dubois amendment ant
the Republicans for it. The silve
Legislation that has brought the pric,
of silver up from SO cents per ounce
to S1.20 was enacted by Republican
votes. Mr.. Dubois opinion is tina
under this law silver will come up t.
its coinage value-sl.29 per ounce
lie conplimented the Democrats 0
Idaho who opposed annexation an'
went to Washington to work wit
their Democratic brethren, but, not
withstandiug their labors, not a sin
gle Democrat voted for admission
Mr.. Dubois was frequently applaudec
t Mr.. Curtis next addressed :. th
! meeting, touched upon national i:
: sues, and closed by reference to tb
= excellent work accomplished by Ida
5 hos Delegate, and said he woul
t rather have the record that voun
5 man has made than be elected Pres
r dent of the United States.
/, Hon. Sam Weller, of GrangevilI
e candidate for State Senator from Id;
o ho county, was called on and re-
e ponded in neat speech, but state
# that he made no pretentions as tall
er.
= S. c. Bowen, Republican cand
date for State Senator, was ne2
h called, but asked to be excused G
= this occasion, but he will be hear
! from during the campaign.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

DAVE BUNCH, of Garden valley,
was in town this week, and brought
the World big sack full of vegeta-
bles raised on his ranch, as samples
of what his place can grow. They
are no sardines, and 1t is pretty hard
to beat them in any section of Idaho.
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&A -

J. G. JORDAN, of Boston, who is in
terested with S. c. Bowen in four
mines near the Elkhorn, is expected
in Boise to-day. Development work
will be done in all these mines this
year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

z. BEx FksNcH arrived here last Tues
8 day ffom Haley, to visit friends of
The town of his birth. 1t is eleven
years since he left here a small boy.
r HE has now grown to manhood.
! None of his school mates of this place
,Darscognized his physlog, such were the
!, changes That time has wrought. The
~ Rlfls 81 say he has grown handsomer
q With the years. Ben has been attend
! inG school in San Francisco the past
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

: JAs. McEuRpY, of the Elkhorn,
. lropped into the World office the
,ther div, and regaled the force with
IA m few yards of humorous viva voce
" sloquenoe, such as only genial Jim
" u'sa san reel off.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

Pubic school will open here the
first or second week in September,
with H. P. Pomeroy, of the town of
Payette, as principal, and Miss Mary
Linsteadt, of this place, as assistant.
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.
Manufactures and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstones, Tablets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terv work. We have secured the services
of first-class workman from the East
We are better than ever prepared to
do iirstclass work, at such extreme
" low prices as TO defy competition
We have also received ine selection OF
original designs, both in granite and mar
BILE, so that parties can make as good Sc
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for ouI
designs and prices, before placing your or
ders elsewhere. We will make it to YOU
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the bes
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as CHEAP as a wood fence
| JAMES DYMOkE,
Manager.
+. A. NoURSE,
Pfr7Essstr,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bobo and Miss Hat
tie Branstetter came in from Banner
yesterday.
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THOSE outbursts of enthusiasm last
Tuesday night were rousing cheers
for Fred Dubois, and they made the
welkin ring,
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Hons. FRED 7. DUBOIS and E. J.
Curtis returned to Boise Wednesday
and will go to Rocky Bar and other
points in Southern Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

Maas NkILlE TuppER, formerly of
|nihfaarlan xaIley, died of consumption
HI IEn Jex York city. News of her
4 |lll|ieatb rsached Garden valley last
Saturday Her age was about "A
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

III you wish Henry NJ. Stanley
I'm Darkest Africa" giving the great
lllAxploFors 1nll trips on the continent
rosubseriba Tor it. VIM. Sweet, ol
sweet, Idaho, is the agent for thi:
VG H,ounty
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

ANNIE, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Magee, is very low with heart
disease.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

g. YoTERs, look out and see that your
,saames are On the register lists. The
registers for two years ago hold good
tor this year in the precinct where
II csyou registered. Wishing to vote in
e'a' another precinct, you must get a
transfer. If you did not register two
s,vyears 40, be sure to do so before
the coming election, especially if
syon me i Republican.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

BnKE will be a school election
held II The school house, in Idaho
! City, for the purpose of electing a
,trnstes for School Dist. No. l for the
term of three years, said election tc
take place the 1st of September
500 he polls will be opened from
Ito . o'clock P. NJ. on same day.
n By order Board of Trustees o.
D School Dist. No. 1.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

Hon. FREp T. DUBoIs and Secreta-
ry of State, E. J. Curtis, called on
the WORLD.
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Fook LIxe & BRo. have bought
: chung zuen's brick building adjoin-
Il nd Isoke Kee's store. 1t was for
nerly oepapied as store. Aug26-lm
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

CH4aKS MAGEE has brought in
|tofn 82t5 o0nees of silver bullion from
3annst ffeln last Saturday to yester-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

Hun NIL CAMPBELL, of Placer
gsIlI le iEEl visit this week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

Mas. VIM. ByRNE and Mrs. Herb
Blaekman returned to Banner last
Wednesday.
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~ GooplIFFE has purchased
rom Haug the building in Ban
! aer III HIM he has been doing busi-
y less IN peral years.
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~ n ittIs son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isl
v Ior riif siowly improving.
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III Davis has taken con-
s-Act fS S6t j 100000 feet Of logs en-
sriuaes afeek, and will soon begin
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29
A. L.. RINEARSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER.

VI II LAN I-LIN3
Also U. S. Deputy mineral surveyor for
Idaho.
Orders received from any part of the
State will receive careful attention.
VIII also survey tunnels, bitches and
farms.
Eighteen years in the field
HORSESHOE BEND, Idaho.-Aug29-y1
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

Miss REBEccA RYAN went out yes
terday to visit friends in Banner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-29

s snorT, well known here, has
'a.ettzrsisd Ia E ood River from Kansas,
yherS Ke His been for several years.
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Az aDyL or Esasssi.

- kHS = - ~ 1-NFssl9sts
Oh. iIoeeln, oli Hogen, With thy glory
departed,
Who could have thank thou 70 fame
would ll4yc ssarGet.
When clothed ID tlsy ancient old robes
Of fdecag,
And apparently set was tie bright sun Of
thy days
Old Hsgem. famed Hogem, in The flush
of thy youth,
Thou vert honored and looked to for sage
sayings, forsooth;
In the day Of thy glory be It with truth
said Of thee.
Proverbs everlasting thnu coined, ere thy
greatness did flee;
But greatest Of all was an immortal
strain,
touching refrain:
sect down and dig, big pig. little pig,
root hog Or die"
How Hog'em got her name you'll see, for
tudt , tihc TEdsOii WHY
Hogem went down, but her song she's
been singing right along,
Until, by roofing, fame she's gained, and
still she sings her song.
To campaign tune she screams it, with
music pitched up high
"Get down and dig, big pig, little pig,
root hog or die''
The Democrats have to Hogem gone, fol
! Governor for the State,
And Hog'em's campaign song they'll sing
and sing 1t early and late.
! The Democrats will trill it as their lem
onade they swig
"Ye Unterrifed get down and dig, big
pig, little pig etc.
| +-<------
THE State Democratic convention
kicked out the Mormon delegates
Before the Mormons were disfran-
chised they we're embraced by the
Democracy. or the great majority ol
the party. Now that their firm old
/ allies are defunct, they are cast off
1t is better late than never, and al.
though the Idaho Democracy canno'
cover up its tracks already made il
the sands Of time on Mormon
ground, it is gratifying to know they
have fallen in line with the Republi
cans, not from choice, but from poll
| tical necessity. The Democrat,
party is generally several PAGES be
bind the times, but finally falls in
and says: We, too, are now lik,
| you," and then they fall in to oppos
some other policy of Republicanism
and then history again repeats itsell
The Democracy is we'll named "th
party Of opposition" 1t kicks an
finally succumbs aud hunts some ney
rising terror on which to exercise it
kicking qualities. Republicans earn
estly hope that it will not kick ;
hard this fall as to lift the Republi
can party clean out of its boots. If !
does, however, the Republicans vii
accept the result with as good grac
as possible, and in manner becom
ing true Americans.
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Miss Lucy AINsLIF, of the capital,
paid this place visit last week.
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DIsrRIor Court will convene here
on Sept. 18th,
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AND STATE.

sional card of A. L. Ri
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DpLIrFE, Of Banner, was
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H1 xIe advertlses ball to be
ysvsa spt- 18th.
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Bsional Cards.
] WADE, N. D.,

m AND SURGEON,
ntIy located in Placcrville,
6nd to all professional calls.
II the office formerly occu-
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S. G. Bowen, Republican candi-
date for State Senator, was next
called, but asked to be excused on
this occasion, but he will be heard
from during the eampaign.
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+. A. NOURSE,
PFc7Tsann.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-25
NOT BORN TO BE KILLED.
Luck ola Youth Who Was Mixed Up in
the kentucky Cyclone.

Luck ola Youth Who Was Mixed Up In
the Kentucky Cyclone.
Undera lucky star Lawrence Long,
Jacksonville boy, must have been born,
says the Louisville Courier-Journal. Three
times has he faced what seemed in each in
stance certain death, but almost miracu-
lousy he has gone through every ordeal
and came out not only alive but unlnjured.
About five years ago Lawrence went up on
the Louisville bridge, carrying dinner to
his father who is the toll gate keeper. The
day was warm and sultry, and the river
being low the cleaning rocks 80 far beneath
attracted the attention of the little urchin.
In order to obtain better view of the
scene he placed his basket on the footway
and clambered ON the guard rail to look
down, The giddy height made his senses
reel, and before he could save himself he
had tumbled headlong upon the Jagged
rocks below.
From distance his father had witnessed
the incident, and he hurried from the bridge
expecting to find the mangled body of his
son stretched upon the shore. But to his
surprise the little boy met him half way and
lauahingly related the particulars of his
tremendous fall, as if it were huge joke.
By some mysterious providence he was not
even bruised.
Later on. when Lawrence was II years
old, like most of the young fellows of that
age, he fell in love with the handsome little
daughter of neighbor. With the assist
ance of friend he succeeded in procuring
marriage license, and one evening he
eloped with his sweetheart. Although
he enioined the clerk to keep the matter Il
secret the particulars appeared in the Cou-
rier-J ournal the following morning. In this
manner the father of the girl learned of the
marriage, and he became SO angry that he
loaded his shotgun and started on hunt
for his new son-in-l law, with the ayowed in
tention of annihilating him. They met
shortly afterward and the old man emp
tied both barrels of his gun at the boy
Again fortune favored the youth. who made
himself famous by his remarkable fall from
the bridge. and not one of the handful of
shot struck him.
Young Longs last adventure occurred
Thursday night. He is member of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge which
met at the Inflated Falls City hall in this
city, and on the night of the cyclone he
came over to attend the meeting. When the
tornado seized the structure in its grasp and
rent it to pieces he was among the crowd
gathered on the third floor. Though the
others rushed panic stricken hither and
thither in frantic effort to escape, the boy
with the charmed life remained quietly
standing in the place where he was when
the proceedings were interrupted. Amid
the roar of the elements, the groans of the
dying, and the clashing of the tumbline
walls he was cool as an icicle. The floors
fell in and he went with them, but his
guardian angel was promptly on hand will
crawled out of the ruins he found upon ex
animation that the only injury he had sus
tanned was q small scratch upon one of hi
ears.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS,

New York, April 24.-Bar silver. 1Ol.
Copper-S Steady; Lake, April $l4.s5.
Lead-Strong; domestic, $780,
Stocks to-day showed broadening tendency
both decidedly strong in tone. The new agree
ment on the silver bill started boom in stock
values, which had received q temporary back-set
from the uncertainty as to the real result of the
congres sional deliberations upon that subject.
The upward movement continued with but slight
interruption until the last hour. When the re-
alizatioas upon profits accrued during the day
it caused slight sagging. The close was active
and firm at or near the best prices of the day.
Delaware and Hudson advanced 2B, Oregon
Navigation, "a; Oregon Short Line, 2ss: sugar,
az: Iackawanna 1ss; Rock Island, rs. Govern
ments steady.
Petroleum opened strong at ssN. advanced to
s4a for spot and % for May, then reacted and
closed st eady.
Government bonds-As, 1872; AIS, 1OS,.;
Northern Pacific ,S 81 preferred, @ Oregon a
son shor, Line, 4sss; Transcontinentai, $50;
Money on call easy al, shGa. Prime mercan-
steady; sixty-day bills, ASA; demand, 4s7A.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
slow to lOc lower beeves. 500: steers. $3.50
@tss so g sGss and feeders so@aso Texas
srTf:s fed Sss'o ooo strong to SC higher
mixed, S4.O56 heavy. $4.OoG4s2h;ligh $40;
@4.SO.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: strong natives, $1,000
800; western corn fed $5.25@5 $50, Texans, SS6t
A5.75; lambs, $5O0M6.6O.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
| CHICAGO. April 2i.-l:15 p. m. Close-Wheat-
Easy; cash, ss9t ss'ac; May ss.,; July, sSh:
Corn-steady; cash ss,,c; May, ~; July, ss.s
Barley-Steady
Pork Firm; cash. sls.5oala6o; May, sls.55
| July, $3.50.
Lard Quiet cash. S6.25; May, S6.25I6.2 7,s
| July. $631h.
| Shoulders-$5.006525
Short clear-S5.6OMa.65.
| Short ribs .20I5.25.
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An Old Sea Tyrant.

NEW YORK, Apri, os.-The McCalla court
martial continued to-day. The Judge ad-
vocate read from the log book list of the
punishments inflicted on cruise upon which
the charges were based. Louis Never, sea-
mans apprentice on the Enterprise, testi-
fed that McCalla threatened to kill him for
smiling at him at lama Tally, Mozambique.
S. r. Graham testified to having been five
days in double irons at Antwerp. When
released he was told the punishment was in.
ficted under misapprehension." George
j. Ross, boatswain's mate, testified to being
in straight jacket at Lisbon, Portugal, il
1888, for ten hours,
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To His Long Home.

Boston, April 23.-Hon. Francis Dana
Stedman died at his home this morning,
aged 50 years. Stedman was the last sur
viving grandson of VIM. Ellery, one of the
signers of tho declaration of Independence,
and a son of Hon. VIM. Stedman.
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Wheat should not be fed exclusively: it
may cause diarrhsa.