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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

oH"A
tylu z mas ram ych, ME
mole braG udzlafu W walce.
-Nie--przerwaf officer u1a-
now = zawsze mas wiqcej, a
rany ME przeszkodza. nam
sprobowaG ocalenia wolnosci.
Jake aywo- przywtorzy-
1y glossy innych-leplej smiert
o%trzymad, jak TAXA niewole
dfuzel cierplec.
-Przecie ma Sybirze zdy-
chac ME chcemy zaguani dale.
ko.
AM na)ezdnlkowi sfuzyc
W woisku!
--Bracla = przemowif Bar
tosz-wiec !utro rano nalezy
nam sprobowac. Pamietaicie
zdtawlG kilku najpierw, i "a
brac ich bron. ia biore ma
slebie plerwszego.
-Ja drugiego - zawofat
Sfoma.
Vice rano, gdy w~ystapia
kozacy do pochodu rzuc'my
sic ia Mich!
-Zgoda!- -odparh zebranl.
Starano sic nsna6, ale tru-
dino to byfo ola goraca. Zada-
NAL sic rzewnie o swej Basi
i dzieciach. Widzlaf Zone W
chacie niespokojna o mega,
widziat dalej naczelnlka W
nlewo1l, on san, wczoraJ
ieszcze aofnlerz walczacy "a
kra) DIS 2 innymi traktowany
iak bydle i pedzony " dale
kie kraje, niewiedzacy gdzle
glove zfo2y6 do snu wieczne'
go. Ale spojrzai ma okno WE
zlenne, ksiezyc Jasne swe l
mile swiatfo rozlewaf ma jen-
COW, patrzac oklem ]asnem
ma niedole polsklch rycerzy Z,
a niebo gwlazdzlste iskrzyto
sig, | W SERGE Bartosza VISTA
pila otucha, ze mad mini czu-
wa Bog ma gwiazdzlstem ME
bic, i sprawiedllwosc choc
pozno, ale zawsze zwycleza.
| Wspvmniai ma jutrze]szy plan
i meztwc napeinlfo 60, sen
zas btogi otullf wreszcie niesz'
czesliwych swemi skrzydfy
iudzac ich obrazami szczesliw-
szych dn1.
Ranek b1ysnat jasny lwietrz'
ny. Zimno pazdzlernikowe Ga
10 sic czuc dobrze, gdy drzwi
wlezienne z trzaskiem otwo
rzono, zaczeto wo}ac ma
wiezniow, by wystap1ll przed
kahn. Kozacy otoczyli plae
pred wiezleniem ma koniach
q officer stat pred ich srodkiem
Wiezniowie ostatnim rzutem
Okla sic porozumieil i wysta
pill ma plac.
Officer p~rzemowif do Mich:
= Buntownikl! Niepomn
dobrodzie)stw, kt6re nasza ca
rowa Katarzyna ma wasz kra
zesfafa, podnlesliscie buntow
niczy orez przeciw niej i ka-
ra s1uszna was "a to mlnat
ME mole. Ale wlelkoduszns
Imperatorowa W fasce swe
oSAHoA", N"N
co zatuje "a postepkl swe,
%skruszony chce poprawy do
wiesc, ma wo1ny wstep do woj
ska rosy)skie go!
-Hej-krzykna = wystap
Gle, ktorzy chcecle wstapl6 dc
woiska.
Mkt sic ME ruszyf.
-Buntowczyki! ME chceci'
z zaszczytu korzystaG! w
psy pod1e!-hukual W, oburze
nlu.
-Polsce my przysiegli :
zawofai Bartosz-jej wiernos'
dotrzymamy do smlerci.
-Hej Kozakl hukna
ohcer-nahalhami ,ch--I san
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

.aI kfS) lie Ufl p~lLyJaAuy,
vice zachowywano ostroznosc
W pochodzie, a ]encv mieli
powiazane rece. Bartosz po-
smutnie ma pola, kt5re
pod obcem jarzmem
jeczed miaty, a wiatr jesien-
ny, otrzasajac liscle z drzewa
zdawaf sic zawodzlc pc mez.
nych rycerzach maciejowickich.
Kozacy nucili pofgfosem
dumki, Cd czas,; przek)en-
stwem / nahajka jencow przy-
naglaiac, by W drodze ME u
stawali, DO wielu dolegafa "a
ma, opoznla)ac krok jego. Bar
tosz box m!at lanca zraniony,
ale rama ME byfa lyle grozna
co dolegliwa, DO pchnlecle to
wzdtuz zeber. Stoma z gfowa
obwiazana zakrwawiona chu-
stka postepowat obok niego,
Swlstacki lewa reke miaf ma
chuscie, a niebyto nlkogo,
ktoryby ME odnio, i ran. Procz
kllku kosynierow, sz}o piecho.
tY nleco, znacznie osfabionych,
a najwieceJ byfo kawaleryi we
fura2erkach i mundursch OBJ
dartych, DO szwadrony, ktore
sic ME przeblfy, dostaiy sic W
niewole.
O6cer eskortuJacy surowo
sic obchodzlf z jehcami, zaraz
z CORY zapowiedziat, De- ma
wypadek rozruchu "a edzy nj
mi, lub uderzenia Polakow ga
eskorte strzeIac do nich kaze,
a W
obozle polskiem do lnnego
obchodzenla sic z niewolnl-
klein, uczull zaraz ro2nlce ru-
sklego traktowanla jenca. W
Korytnicy nastapll spoczynek
krotki, kozacy poslli]i sic do
bywszy sfoniny i chleba z
torb, a iehcom ME dano mic,
zapowiadaiac posiiek ma VIE,
czor. Podnlesiono sic ma TO-
81, l ku wieczorowl rrzybyto
do Okrzei. Jehcy zmorzen1
marszem, musleli czeka6 dtu.
go 0 gfodzie i ch}odzle, al
wreszcie wY%szukano ola mich
schronienie W wlezlenlu. Gas
ne miejsce, dokad lch brutal
ME kolba wpYchano zaledwie
zdola1o ich %pomiesciG, "a
posifek przyniesiono nareszcle
kotfy 2 kupusniakiem wyda'
jacym won wstretna i chlet
splesniafy. Mato byto pokar'
mu ola licznych 2afnlerzy
zgfodniali pofo1yll sic ma pc
dlodze gole) n1epotrzesione
stoma, asifujac zasnaG.
-Daleko tax mas pope
dza?-zapyta1 Bartosz o6cer'
cd ufanow, towarzysza nledo'
Ii.
Bog wie-odparf-- wiel,
naszych popedzono al ia Sy
bir... mole i nam koscl ne
tel ZfozyG przyjdzie.
-Szczesllwi co polegli-ze
wofa1 inny = niedoli JUL MI
zazna]a.
-Przecie.na Syblr daleko-
przerwaf Bartosz = a drog;
ME zupefnie s%pokojna; chloI
strzela a Pan Bog kule nasi.
-Teraz Jua romeo = REX
smutnie officer = naczelnik V
niewoli, a kogo innego ME
ma, CODY potrafi} zwyciezec.
Me zginelismy przec,e =
oaprzekf Bartosz = ieszcze V
Warszawie wojsko stol, t.
nam marine ME dada zginad
Ale to prawda, 2e drugieg'
pana Kosciuszki niema...
Go nam-przemowii Sfo
mao smutku naszych gadat
many dosyc zfego, lepie
, pomyslec, czybysmy ME mog.
sic .tacyyc p wO,skiemI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
0 DZIELNYM
BARTOSZU Gk0WACKIM
Napisa} W}adYs}aw Jagielskl.
(Ciag dalszy).

ku uciekajacym szwadronom,
by powstrzyma6 popfoch, ku-
la dziafowa zabila trzeclego
konia pod MIN, a sam Kos
ciuszko ranny padf nieprzyto-
mny ma pobojowisku. Kopec
zrozpaczony rzucii sic jeszcze
raz W wir boju, ale lanca ko'
zaka zsadzifa go konla.
Reszte ]azdy rozegnano. Tub
wzieto do niewoli, a o zacho,
die slonca ar,nla Kcscluszkl
przestata istnlec.
Ksieayc zaszedf blady |
oswiecaf pole rozszarpaHe ku-
lami, pokryte gesto trupem.
Pc pobo)owlsku wloczyfy sic
gromady kozakow obdzieraja
&C polegtych. Jakls kozak pod
jechaf ku mie]scu, gdzle starcle
jazdy nastaplfo, obszukaiac
trupow zatchnaf sic IA jake
COS zotnierza W prostej suk-
mamie lezacego bezwfadnie
miedzy polegfymi.
Dal woody = przemowif
ranny otwlerajac oczy.
-Ktos ty?-zapytaf kozak.
-Kosciuszko!
Ma imie to wzbudzaiace po-
szanowanie nawet wroga
kozak wziaf manlerSe pc ia
Alms zabitym i skoczyf do
blizkiego strumlenia wpada-
jacego do Okrzei.
Wracaf z woda, gdy jakls
officer nadjechai.
-Koscluszko ranny lezy
tu-ozwaf sic kozak salutu-
JAG.
-Gdzie?--zawofaf officer.
Kozak podprowadzli 60 do
rannego bohatera, officer tryum-
fowai pc polsku:
--Tys buntownlkow dowodz-
ca.
jam w6dz wlernych kra.
iowi obroncow-odparf ranny
z oburzenlem, wpatruiac sic
W rysy oficera-zlnoskalonego
Polaka.
I'd a uni6sl sic, porwal
"a sable i rani1 bohatera, ale
koAak obuzony tym wldo.
klem-powstrzymaf lego ra-
ME.
Nadjechat Fersen, w6dz mo
skiewski. DowieoziawszY 9
iehcu, zganif surowo ofcera-
] kauai Kosciuszke opatzyc.
Kosciuszko dosta1 sic W
nlewo e, a MIN upadle ma
dzieja narodu be
ME bylo meAa, ktoryby rowne
jemu miai 7aufanie.
VIII.
NieWOla i ucieezka.
Okofo tYs'aca ]ehcow INA
lazlo sic W reku Fersena, mic
dry mimi ]enera1owie Kosciusz
ko, Kam1ehski, Sierakowski
Knlazlewicz i dzielny bryga
dyer jazdy Kopec. Smutel
napelniai serca jencow, ne
widok scbwytanego naczelni-
ka, i jatrzy] bolesna rane
przegranei.
Kilku kosynierow dostafe
sic take rosyjska ME
wole. By1 mledzy mimi Bar
tosz, lancq W box zraniony
Sioma z Raclawic, i Swista
cki, wszyscy scnwytani pr
d1ugim oporze, poranlem
potluczeni kopytaml koni
Trzymano ich W obozie, otoczo
nych surowa strata.
Smutno by1o pc bitwle ma
ciejowlcklel-a T. ME taiono
IL naczelniIS schwytany, VIE
ponure milczenle zopanowal
miedzy nieszczesnymi. DIE:
pc bitwie spedzili jehcy
obozie, by nabra6 sill ma pc
chod daleki-bo az ma Sybi
2amierzano ich ped2i6.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

the public generally as village thorough
fare. There has been determined legal
fighting upon either side, but after the
matter has been well and truly tried in
the probate court, the Judge sustained the
decision Of the village council and dis
missed the action at the costs Of the rail-
road company. The case will no doubt be
reviewed In the higher courts.
The following accounts have been fled
in the Probate Office Of Lorain County,
Ohio, and will remain on flle for excep-
tions until the 20th day Of september, A.
D. 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at which time
they will be for examination and hearing,
viz:
The final settled accounts Of the execu-
tors of Theodore J. Keep, Richard Atkin-
son. ts
Administrators Of w. w, Ingersoll,
Susan B, Decker, John Dowdell and
David Schramm,
Guardian of George Van Wagner.
Also the partial settlement accounts Of
the executor of Arelia Huugerford.
Administrator Of Louise Whitney.
E. H. HINMAN, Probate Judge.
Aug, 90, 1890.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
News from the County Seat.

In common pleas new business;
Catherine MoIinger vs. Peter Moringer,
replevin and damages.
Ira Avery VS. Cauarus Curier, money
only.
VIM Z Miller VS. Henry 2 Chapman,
money only.
Samuel X Laundon VS. The W & L e r
r Co, money and equitable relief.
wB Bedortha, trustee, vs. L p Tyrrell,
ct al, foreclosure Of mortgage and equit-
able relief. ' ffHf
Sheldon Paddock VS. Louis Hanson, IT al,
accounting, injunction and equitable re-
lief tt.t. 4'.ElII.
John Schraum, Administrator with will
annexed OF David Schraum VS. Caroline
Knorr, ct al, for construction Of will.
Lorin l. Winfield vs. Addison Winfield,
divorce. t...t.,.
Raymond Haven. ct al, VS. Mary N
Davis, ct al. foreclosure Of mortgage and
equitable relief. y|WTH Nl
In probate court.
Special school district granted In Pen
field township. t h.r-g vti
In the matter Of L & NJ Sys The VII
lage Of North Amherst, for appropriation
Of street for railway purposes, judgment
against plaintiff and proceeding dismissed
at plaintiffs costs. Motion for new trial
overruled plaintiff excepts. The above
action was brought by the railroad com.
psny against the village Of North
Amherst, for the purpose Of approprialing
to the use Of the railroad company one
o. the public streets Of the village. The
village council utterly refused to make
terms with the railroad, believing that the
public were not as much and generally
benefited by selling the street 10 the rail-
road company as 70 be kept and used by
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the 81 and 10Th Sena-
torisl Districts will meet In delegate con.
vention In Ashland, Ohio, on Wednesday
Oct 1st, 1890, at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating two members Of
the State Board Of Equalization. 4
The basis Of representation will be one
delegate TO each one hundred votes there
Of, or fraction Of 80, cast for J. B. Foraker
for Governor in 1889. t-ltta
Each county will be entitled to repre-
sentation as follows: ...-
Ashland %. Lorain A., Medina 30
Rlchland 81 Total 1877. ff
Ashland: C. o. Whitmarsh, J.. P,
Smith. Lorain: W. H. Williams, 7. W
Fancher. Medina; VIII. Albro, F. B.
Clark. Richland A. H. Redding, A,
Moore n. s.t,e $500,
SENATORIAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

THE strike on the New York Centra
Railroad has about subsidized with the
usual result, destruction Of property, de-
tention 10 travel, bad state Of feeling be.
tween the company and the employees and
the usual number thrown out Of employ.
ment
II the strikers and Labor unions
throughout the country have been any
benefit 10 the laboring class, they alone
must answer. We. are safe In making
this prediction, II the laborer had the
value of his time in money, they had de-
voted TO strikes and the amount Of dues
paid into the order he would be far bet.
tsr of than he is to-day. Let the employe
give strict attention to the business he Il
engaged In and II he is thrown out Of one
position, many others are waiting for him
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

0TTo LEUTH the murderer Of Maggie
Thompson was executed at the peniten-
tiary last week. His attorney, Mr.. Ker-
ruish Of Cleveland ,made.eloquent appeals
TO Governor Campbell to commute his
sentence to Imprisonment for life. His
argument was based upon the grounds
that no evidence was offered on the trial
that the accused intended to murder his
victim, but his excellency would not
yield. Under the principles long establish
ed by which criminal cases are tried
there must be some proof Of premedita-
ton In order to establish murder In the
FIRST degree. II the rulings Of the cir
cult and Supreme courts in Leuth's case
are insisted upon In subsequent cases In
the lower courts, any person who kills
another must hang. Vi matters not what
the circumstances may be which are con-
nected with the affair. tAs I'VE view the
matter the sentence Of Otto Leuth should
have been commuted TO imprisonment for
life. s
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Homcseeker's Excursions.

viii leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the Chicago, Milwaukee g St. Paul Rail.
way, for points in Northern Iowa, Min
nesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
dncluding the great Sioux Reservation)
Montana, Colorado, Kansas and Ne.
braska, on September 9th, and 23d, and
October 14th, 1890.
Rates for these Excursions will be about
cne fare for the round trip, and tickets
win be good for return within thirty days
from date of sale.
For further Information, apply TO lany
Coupon Ticket Agent in the United States
or Canada, tn A. v. II. Carpenter, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, Chicogo, ILL.,, or tc
W. A McWhinney, Trav. Pass. Agt. G. NJ
& s. P. R'y., Cleveland, Ohio. [4i.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
DIED.


sTARR.-Nons Lucille, only child Of J. NJ. and
Kittie G. Starr, died In Penneld. Ohio. Aug.
22nd. 1890 of Cholera Infantum, aged / year,
7months and II days. Services conducted by
the writer.
"0nly little child "a
Pause not here to weep,
Scarcely on earth she smiled
B're she fell asleep"
"0nly little child;
God TO you had given.
Pure and undenled
Only ht for heaven"
=. LIN. Snyder.
MADDEN.-From injuries received. Mrs.
Mary Madden, Thursday Aug. &th., 1890,
aged 30 years. Her remains were inferred
in the cemetery at Eaton last Friday. Rev.
Father Doty oficiatlnt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

CONGRESS is indulging in long and
tedious session. 1t would seem as though
six months in year was ample time to do
all the law making for nation that is
necessary, but the trouble lies with the
numberless disagreements that amount to
nothing in the end.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
b All Trains On Time.

We are pleased 10 receive reliable in
formation to the effect that all passenger
trains Of the Big -Four Route 10 the East
in connection with the New York Central
Railroad, are running promptly on time
in both directions, and that passengers via
this popular line need have no fears Of de-
lay or detention. 34 ai9s0 ~ XII
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

THE Republicans Of Huron County have
broken their long established record. 1t
has been the custom 10 give their officials
third term and sometimes fourth, but
on Saturday the Clerk Of lCourts and Pro-
bate Judge was cut of from any further
service after the close Of their second
termR.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Roaril Of EauallzatIon.

The Decennial County Board Of Equal
ization will meet at the Office Of the. Com
missioners of Lorain County TO equalize
and adjust valuations Of real estate for the
townships herein mentioned as follows;
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
MARRIED.

HoWK-L0NG.-At Penheld, Saturday even
ing. August 80, BY Rev A. G. Wall. Mr.. VIM.
0. Howk and Miss Nora Z, Long.
HULL.-DAGUE--0n Thursday Aug. 18th.
1890. BY W. J. Krebs, J. p, Mr.. Grant Hull
and Miss Ella Dague, both Of Penneld, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

THE counties in the state of Kansas have
bonded debt Of nearly fifteen millions
dollars.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
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Children Cry for Pitchers castorla

When Baby was SICK, we gave her csstoria.
When shs was child, sne cried for castona,
When she became Miss. she clung n cnsioria,
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Congressional Ticket-20th District.
For Member Of Congress,
VINCENT A. TAYLOR.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
whats in a Name2'

An eminent writer once said "a rose with
out name would smell as sweet" Never
theless, Just at the dawn of this XXth CEN
tury, in the year of grace 1890, there's quite
a great deal in name. A clothier without
a name and reputation is heavily handi-
capped in the race for trade. People like
to buy from dealers whose established rec
ord is guarantee Of fairness and honesty.
But time is short and I will speak further
of these things next week.
Yours truly,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Take Notice!

Now the time get bargains Desiring close out and reduce
stock of Summer Goods as much as possible,
shall offer
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-03
MANS INCONSISTENCY,
3ev - Philosophers Was sReMardsA 2
L.DN One Of His ErratIo Friends

Hoy - Philosopher Was sReWardsA D
i'DN One OF His Erratio Friends
- He entered the Woodbridge street sta
ton shortly after dinner yesterday, with
a tern coat, his back all husband red
lump on his forehead, and when asked
I to state his case he began:
"Last March I met an acquaintance
on Grand River street. 3 Itwas raw and
blustry, and he said it looked ash
spring, would never come. Says ] to
him, says I: ''
Possess your soul with patience. II
is only question of time
81 met him again in April twas
cold and rainy, and. he said he doubted
il we should ever have warm weather.
:. Says I to him, says I: -
my, friend, don't blaspheme. Ma.
ture knows what is for our best good
81 met him for the third time in May
and he jumped up and down and swore
that it was to be twelve months winter
Says to him, says I:
q 1.-THE impetuosity of some men works
their ruin. Trust in Providence.' ''"'
"And just now 1 met him out here
He had his coat and hat off and was sit
ting on box and painting. like dog
And went up to him and says, says I:
"'Are this hot huff for you, and
didn't tell you soe' ssaHpsgE <" 81
And the inconsistent. cratic, i'm
petuous chump arose and knocked ms
down, and want him arrested. -Detroi
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-03
BROOD SOWS.
Their Care and Treatment While Rearing
Their Young.

Their Care and Treatment While Rearing
Their Young.
The SOW should have immediate at
tention and at frequent intervals have
an easily-digested feed. The best
thing that have ever tried is new milk
from a fresh cow, and given in the fol-
lowing quantities and times one quart
avery hour, and little or no solid food,
Three times each day give in the milk
half teaspoonful of turpentine, and if
there can be added between times half
teacupful of strong, sweetened catnip
tea, so much the better The udder
should be bathed and gently though
briskly rubbed with stimuli ting lini-
ment that has sufficient oil in it's COM
position to prevent blistering or irrita-
ton of the skin. Lard two parts and
turpentine one, if carefully applied so
IS not to get on the teats, is good. The
principal help must, however, come
from stimulating food which is of easy
digestion, and for such purposes there is
nothing that approaches new milk sup
piled often.
Too much attention can not be given
to amount, kind of feed and time OF CIV
ing the same to all nursing sows They
should be fed not less than three times
day, and four or five is still better,
and never allowed to fill themselves so
full as to make digestion difficult: One
half the trouble with the pigs arises
from the injudicious feeding of the
sows that are nursing. When the diges-
lion is impaired in the slight test degree
The quantity and quality is in like man.
ner affected, and in turn the digestion
and health of the pigs suffer in an in
creased proportion, because they are
comparatively weak and feeble, and no,
SO we'll able to resist the effects of such
|. disturbances. The important thing for
the herdsman is to keep the sow healthy,
vigorous and undisturbed, and but little
trouble will be experienced with the
pigs. When the pigs are under, four
weeks old the SOW should not be allowed
to run out in the grass until the dew is
off. and in wet weather keep the pigs
out of wet grass and mud. There; is
much that might be written on the sub b.
ject of diseases Of pigs, but as I have
wi thin the last year written an article
in the Gazette upon that subject will
not now enter further into that field. =
Breeders Gazette. .,.ey - sg-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-03
AGRICULTURAL HINTS
AcurE 1YMPANl1IS.

This Artic'et Tells Ynu what to u" and
20 How to Do It. When Cow or Horse
Gets Too Much ClpvAr.
Hoven blown, dew-blown, fog-sick-
ness, grass-sickness. blasted, puffed-up
From the sudden. and too often fatal,
attack the proper me TIL cd of; prompt and
perfect relief should be in the hands of
all cattle and sheep owners. The cause
Of hoven is the rapid fermentation of
yonng and. juicy grasses. greedily bolted
with excessive swallowing of air., with
out proper and thorough mastica ton.
Turning cattle and sheep into young
and thrifty fields of clover. lucern or
other juicy young grasses when the
animals are hungry, or half starved on
poor pasture, is the most frequent
cause of this affection. Where the
change from poor to rich growth of
young grasses is necessary, half an hour
or Whereabouts is long enough at time,
till the stock becomes less greedy and
more thoroughly masticates, and. feeds
with more leisure. This condition will
1t once be apparent to any casual OBJ
server, as the animal is enormously