The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1890-03-14
DEATH DOES NOT END ALL
THAT Is, WHEN YOU ARE CONSIDER
INC THE USES OF THE HORSE.

Details of n Common Occurrence Which
Shows How the Hide, Hoofs and Car
cass of the Noble steed Is Utilized by
Mnn-Ground Up to Make Fertilizer.
It was very melancholy looking horse,
with n consumptive aspect presumably en-
gcndered by long periods of semi-starvation,
and when it fell dead suddenly in the shafts
of all ash wagon opposite the patent office
early yesterday morning, the colored man
who drove the cart did not evince any mark
ed surprise A policeman who was passing
stopped for moment to inspect the corpse
and then went into shop on the corner to
ring up a telephone. Ten minutes flew by,
and n man with businesslike air and large
wart on his nose made his way through the
little crowd that surrounded the dead ami
NAL.
The ash man ha addressed briefly in whis-
per, and presently handed him five silver dol
lars. After eyeng the money for few sec
onds with the air of one consoled for II mis-
fortune, the ash man put it in his pocket and
walkel of, probably to borrow another horse
for the purpose of dragging the wagon home.
AS the crowd broke up n philanthropic pedes-
trian remarked with sigh, to the person
with ''art on his nose that the poor beast
-, FD' | '-o ''S...H
his career Of usefulness in this world The
man with the wsrt arinnct, and replied that
the unfortunate creatures usefulness, fur
from being finished, had only begun.
THE DRAY WITH BIG LETTERS.
The Philnnthropic citizen did not under
stand the meaning of this response, but he
would have coniprehended it better if he had
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iAei.','e'' iHe .1as ~ u''il''ai "ns '''e'i cut
uie IRON helt!e VIII steam Jacket allu boiled
ioui hours. ~ ahe e'!u OF thla tlIiic the blg
pohe'' n'oNel'ea from 'i'e nesh oS COOKING,
"tse separated from 'i!e Eiass OF meat with
taHeS LOT subsequent sflhulhs up INTO bone
iet'ii%e.' which IS very expensive, bnt CON
t''ilS eieii't"tS .f'at restore inc huiflliHe
po"ef u llle SOL III Il ""iiuetl'll manner. For
whereas Aetl,ilzef" .hlaae OF A5sn produce a
G"po eject WHICH Is merely temporary, the
GROUND pohe suPl''les Inc appetite OF the
hungry loa,n III Il way tiaa really lasts Nj
efosen' eafooh ana l'a'e' winch II 50 largely
contains are lnof'elols CROWN producers
"NiNplN" HIN ~ PONDER.
hul, as was ABOUT 70 ~ saul eile tleSh ana
niue bones, 1ltef inc Dig bones mad oeen
'aheh oa', "ef" put ni''lef powerful press,
o'e enough 70 accommodate halt Il ton, nni
slnee2.n "h'li nearly every particle OF water
ana a., grease mas oeeh forced Out OF tue tissue.
lneh INC mass vas placed m steam drler
WIN i"o Jiche'S' oe''e'''h "llci steam was
continually moving around anu ufter n while
IL came OUT "iS as y ch'P. MOI DIT OF grease