The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-07

You'll he aSlOnlSntO nj INV
moro business you can attend TO by |
smelling campl,or bottle than by |
drinking whisky.
The Cumberland Fair at Nashville
tb;a wear PROMISES to be- "a grand |
event. Ii is p = ible HAT both Sunol
and Aricn Will go against their
records there. Hal Pointer Will be |
there, Flying Jib and Mascot. me |
two latter a.e booked To Ceat your
uncle Pointer.
vice 2 esident Morton at his farm |
called EliersIie, below Ishihebeck, n |
Y, has in course OF construction /
barn 29G feet long hy 80 wide; IL pre-
parlng a clio to hold 1000 tons Il corn |
stalks, which viii he cut on his land; |
has I25 cows row milking, ard VIII
add 80 later i'm the fall and IL building |
a heuntry 1876 feet long Exchange. |
George STAIR aud Monroe Salisbury, |
SAYS an exchange, are on Tue OUTS
While Starr ia rtiil driving a>Dumber |
of horses ia the Salisbury string. yet |
he dre4 not sit baIind any or those |
I,rr~nnsI Y ownrd by Mr.. Salisbury. |
John Kelly l. doing the driving for
s;aIitbaly 1t is not definitely stated |
what caHAed the rupture between the |
owner and diver
Dave Reyboul,i, Of Memphis, is
anothe Tennessean that ha4 scored
numerous V.cto~ies this season The
2:l5 trbL at indianapolis on Friday
was among his best races, when hIs
horse, Lord Clinton, wen the first,
fifth and GeVenth heats ia 2:lol2,
2:I5iS. 2:l925. The second heat wa~
won 10y Magnolia In 2:l6, the fourth
in 2:l5 by CheyennF, and the siXin
by Agate ia 2:l514.-Kentucky Stock
Farm.
Mr.. Henry Webb adds to the rec
ords IF prnl iic COWS lately published
i'm the London Live Sock Journal
and IN. ntioned in this column. Sept.
&: The S!tOrt-lirrL cow Miriam,
b. rn March rs, 1888 had her frs call
Nav 49, 1870, AID her twenty-sccond,
Aug. 3, 1871, when she was Is year,
and 5 months cd. During the inter
val she failed 20 tTead in one year
only, 1860, ut made up by giving
two pairs If wins in IS67-one in
February ard The other in October.
She had four pairs of twins in al,
and triplets o. eek.
Mr.. Bonner was seen yesterday by
an Associated Press reporter and said
among olner things, when asked
about SunoI, She has been sick,
but is all right now. She wilt start
Today along with AriOn, Malcolm
Frrbs' three-year-o'd flyer, and the
rest of Marvin's string, for the South.
Down there she will try for the
worlds record on the Lexington,
Nashville and Columbia, Tenn
tracks.
We have been waiting fer tie roc
ords 70 get TO Tat Stage Gf their
III, fn.n:u.n wh"u we cuu q publish
iuein, for the benefit ri cur res,,lers,
With sslna tieIr.e Uf scCufa:y, and
hold the'f jIiefe til the paper "oulf
get cut. But 80 far We have ueen
unable To do 50. At the wsT the
record Amashil'g lEicrnhe IL spread
lag. noticing bnf u ktili:tg snow viii
sSup 3hem sad give us Cur oppof-
unity to catch ny.
Negotiations are nearly cGmPleied
FIR ;. match race Eetwt Ell Flying Jlh,
Hal Pointer AID Mascot st NashviHe
diving the October meeting Mr..
Harry ffanIsin hrs answered that he
il " Wiling, aud Mr.. Taylor, the cwber
of Mascot, gives his cOn-eut. 1t now
remains for Mr.. Salisbury to say yea,
ard tie thing will come Off There
vii lie two races instead OF one. The
first will be n dash Of mile, and
wilt cO,t,e off n Wednesday. Friday
Tive race will he the best three in five.
-kcniucky Stock Farm.
tt looks Ike "ringers" are not con-
fined alone to horses. A quiet look
ing fellow turned mp al Bt"omingtoG,
III, lgst week aud intimaieh that al
though lie " az Just from the country
! lac could hex little bit. As tie sP-
| Feared to have few hundred 20 ha' k
| hia opinion, the s1or:ing element If
! tie village concluded they might as
! well have it as anybody, 30 ttey got
| ~ an unlestt local TO knock him
! out. They generally allO@ ed him
| odd OF twenty TO one and after he
| Tad knocked their nan out In three
| rounds lac left them weeping like
! Sullivan's hackers in New Orleans.
| There is an excellent rule prevail
| ing nj Harvard University CONCERN
| ing athletics, zsys Haipcr's Weekly.
! IL ~ that no student shall participate
in inter collegiate sports unless he
Huiaintxin n certain standing in ms
! au,lirs. He must prove by bis col
| iape work Ihat he is intellectually
! industrious cor he cannot become, or
remain, one of the physical champ
ions and heroes OF the University.
| The aulhori les Of Harvard are ~
uroHd "a any boy among tie unGcr-
Graduates, or the athletic fame OF
their college, but they Insist that
athletics shat be srb"rdinHta to III
| IL Iectuai work. There IL 10 iEcon
pstibrI!ty g we n XcelleLce in each.
As milk fever is sa-, Ommon among
| fine cows and generally 30 deadly,
/ Ne publish the following hoping 1t
NAV he OF benefit 10 some:
| Tie London Agricultural Gazette
| in a recent issue calls attention to the
hydrate Of cliIoral treatment for milk
| fever after caIving, say ing thai It lie
! coming 10 be regarded 8s almost
! auecifjc for the disease. From six to
| .irht Grarhms OF chl0ral hydTa'e
| mixed with mnlasses is giveG as a
! first dose, and a half an ource at tach
! succeeding dose, at Intervals OF two,
| four or six hour, accord ng 10 the
severity of the symptoms aud the
| .izc Of the auimal. If treatment be-
| giils ut the first, or early Tait OF the
second stage, the nun her OF doses
necessary rarely exceeds two.
Prof L ii. Bail,y in Garden and
| Forest: "How we'll / remember my
| early DAYS in the woods of Michigan
! Cutting ard clearing aud burning!
| Tcese were the thr.e merits of the
pioneer, and it is little wonder that
l-re came 10 look upon every hu and
t., q n personal enemy. There was
M quar;er; everything must be sw pt
from the Iand-eHery bu~h on the
roads'de every tree in the fields.
| And long after the farms had been
ared and the roads had become ct
lied and worn this passion remained.
But il is gradually burning out aud
| the next generation will have forgot
| ten il and viii look with satisfaction
/ upon the c!umps of trees and bushes
| that he and there spring up i'll the
waste places"
Mr.. Robert Bonner says: EVERY
h1rseman knows that better time is
made at Independ nee than any
| where ELS. Their is a -prihginess in
the -airie soil that onI- eastern
{, acks Tack The owner Of that track