The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
FROTH FROM A MAD CALF.
FARMER STOUT HAS A SEVERE CASE
or BLOOD POISONING.
No Doubt the Calf was MsA and There Were
scratehe. on HIS Hsnds, hat He Dta Not
show Any Symptoms OF HydrophobSs.

| No Doubt the Calf Was MAD and There Were
scratehe. on HIS Hsnds, hat He Dia Not
show Any Symptoms or Hydrsphobss.
Early this summer Farmer William stouts
rcd COW give birth to such handsome cali
| that no did not sell II to the butcher. but do
termned to raiso 1t for his own drove.
About eight weeks ago the calf reached that
interesting stage Of development when she
| could be separstcd from her mother. She was
| then tcthered TO O stake In o field adjoining
tho house
Now this stage OF development is moro inter-
| esting to calf born on the eastern edge OF
| New Jersey thnn In most other parts Of the
country. for the reason that there Ia moro sand
there than grass.
Tho fnrm is on tho outskirts OF tho strae-
Cling village Of Hamilton. ak or seven miles
wcst OF Ocean Grove It Is on tho edge OF the
grcat Pine lands Of New Jersey-a country
much moro prolific OF huckloberries and mos
qutoes than mark etable crops. Nevertheless
Farmer Stout hos coaxed tho sand to Yield o
| comfortable living for hearty family those
many years. He is II years old. but as straight
! and sturdy as many q man whose hair
Ia not iron-gray like his. and whose
beard Is not az white. His farm house squats
in grove OF scrub pines. and his fields, when
| they are not green. giston rs white as the sea
shore.
Blk weeks ago last Thursday the calf met .
violent death. She had been thriving in spite
Eabbca her osa asains
old sSs bsa yssea hor again and
found Ssr lliyeiiy and playful. The farmer then
s %SSn IN III Eli sS m
ancs he ss spH %ss ana decided "
Allnh nIu InnI 4 mi
William told him. and Bounded into tho air.
Then she ran until brought to turn BY tho
ehtiiy. icapod w again, tambled over and over.
and lnally get herself SO tq4nglssd up In the
snrS time ssa Hg
AIDING 1 TSen h ssS be ss 10 sSGhnS
the mouth until the grass and rope were
Sss sssss ns ne an al sgss as s
was FIRST attacked. her body and legs began to
ssJ ,Ss .sss; ws ss ss a. 81. as e,
certain; and tGs5e ans any vse Of having her
4 ss :Ssfs ~ W. q: =; s
sRa s sS%sa .s2 tanshsd
n; asys %e r S Win st I'd Sasa e II: s S g. hs
fore throwing the cali in tSe hole IN aon9
w When en- he washed he noticed that there were
sSsh s Sasf
ns et 2fA % s s. e IS ED
fs sss ssa s.s sS
:sss f0sss ess b: Rss ss sat5s a9a
sstk stout the way in Which, their snimels had died:
s "S h Stsn Gn sa that mad dog must
close to the road. and the fence was bad; Then
,ss1s As. ss :S;s :; rs ss
t ssIf 'ss sg SSsS s
sSRet ssa &ssg sTsss sA 'seF Of san IL
sssisnea for Eta st1ss eenps
elbow and spread In both directions. The
thought Of attribatins Il to the iroth Of the
mad calf In fact the scratches d from the berry
saspsc danger S% tS
s s dWn ha hs ws sr p t. the s9Ssa
inely painful; Sharp twinses Of pain ran up
In two two or three days the arm pulled up until
=. Mrs. Stout's household remsdies and poul-
Ssoy me RestSs ssid 7 sas dpe t? bad
sPmds ef AID P noe aPf sSoS,
for Il had not occurred to him that this might
be the cause
,,sszSI 5es a,d "a thc
they attacked his entirs BODY they started at
his head and flashed through him to His feet
Sna ea Is. Esss o ana ddsy END
Hs rambled If b his tax and did not understand
what was sb SAID tt TO h tRsv sert or Dr.
Of AsbaEy psEk He was vas, puzzled at tirst, but
# dH and that s tse nsi
Ths ,b9fstof xss II /. loss! loss for Or cause He
. t$s: thst fssSSs*ht Srss
cause sa& sa tsst esns ns
Nth ana sa4 fIs Ssa
Seek Tie ar 1871 .sa
ST1ns At tho elbow From MAJ ms on,
bow sscamc normal II appenrance that ae vas s
"P saes the %sf H. Stout has been rapidly i'm
he sf: a sss3 n s;.s.ss his m
s;s s e. ;' ~ $ss Il e Ssa;
n9thlns Tie matter MN ,iiip anu s''1 '"'''S
been ny icft arm "a Gaye boon q aoner ffo
i,i Il they had gone into my lc,t sldG tho
w" xs. e. Ia ia r. syG
Are you sure II came from tho mad calrs
We'll" said the farmer. ut appears TO mo
ans Hny enss 81 such
p; Knmopth vas seen et HE Office in
dS96t l., that the -, troth q tie mad
toms, wero somewhat similar to those oi tho
blood RolsoninE produced BY contact Of do.
cHscs whore bntchers were poisoned by cutting
lGal STUDENTS something's were poisoned while
dissecting cndaycrs. But. while the symptoms
whore, ncarly ns violent az this,
Dr. kinmonth said that, while the calf was
pnddonbtedly md, there was no proof that 1t
stout did not show single syinItom OF HYDRO