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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
PORTLAND STATION.

portland STATION, November 5.-WlIl
Sa,derson arrived home Tuesday from
Decatur. Ind, where he has been employed
the past few months.
Mir and Mrs j. T. HO0gens took IN tue
Stevenson meeting at Wheeling IueSuay
Miss Jessie Betton returned MONDAY
from protracJed visit with Wheelns
friends. - hos baar
b1vinq aD0les and potatoes IN this vlclnlty,
left this week for new held, having Pur-
chased nearly the entire crop Of the nelgh-
q ~ Scheetz will open geneeal store
=, the Gillespie stand in the near future
with n new line OF goods.
win b. Mckee, lately with the nrm OF
Gen M. Shook s. Co., Wheeling, is Spehu-
inc a lew days with his mother here oeIore
embarkinr In g new enterprise al Ne"
Cumberland, W. Va. MIA
The Pres oyter an Church Will hole an
oyster supper in HrYden's Hall tonight
q w. Collins, agent Of the 9. & 7. rail-
road here. has been promoted 70 trelghS
sgent At Martins Ferry. Mr. GIBSON, OF
Rmsh Run. fills Mr.. Collius' place.
r w. Hutton. with George +. Stllel q
Co. spent Sunday at homd- NE
MIR. Candy, of Steu0envlue, IS NisAeins
at The residence Of I. ]. Strlnger.
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HUMAN BONDAGE.
New York Street Waits Taken to Ohio and
Badly Mistreated.

"
Badly MiStreated.
CINCINNATI, O., November 5.-Mrs.
Mary L. Geffs, who is known to all or
ganlzed labor in the State, makes pub
lie what she charges is the worst case
of human bondage Ohio ever knew.
She asserts that three weeks ago Joseph
Zihlman, superintendent OF the Zihl-
man Glass Company, of North Balti-
more, o., went to New York City, where
he picked up in the streets twenty-seven
waits, to whom he promised good cloth
ing, boarding, transportation and t!ty
cents per week the first year in the
factory. Mrs. GETS says that on
arrival at the factory Zihlman called In
the police and inundated the boys
into signing an agreement to repay the
company the railroad fares. Mrs. Getf
asserts thai the boys In three weeks
have received but 25 cents each. They
are wretchedly clothed and their food
insufficient in quantity and quality and
unfit for dog. The boys are marched
to and from the works TO their rooms,
the whole lot being huddled in three
rooms on straw pallets. Half of them
work all night, and they are kicked and
beaten in the most diabolical manner.
Even H. Davis, factory inspector OF the
First district, has started an investiga-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, o., November 5.-George
Todd has returned home from pleasant
visit to his sister, Mrs. James Sheets, OF
Cleveland.
Mrs. James West was in Plttsburg Sat
urday adding TO her military trade.
VII. Poole has resigned his position as
freight agent at the G. & p. station. me
vacancy was filed by John Litton, OF Rusn
Run.
A number of our citizens who are In the
Order of Ohio are giving the number VINO
Joined the North American Building and
Loan association good laugh. The North
American Building and Loan association
busted some days since.
Ed. Coen, of Mingo Junction, visited MS
parents Sunday. mil.
Miss Marie Bell visited friends at Illton-
vile the first Of this week.
One of our prominent.citizens and well
known iron man will be married 10 Wells
burg girl the 30th.
Jams II. BInn, of Steubenville, was in
the burg Saturday on business,
Miss Emma Moncrieft, OF SteuoenVllIe,
visited our city Saturday.
The erection of the new Presbyterian
parsonage has been started.
George Teaters, a base ball player OF
Martins Ferry, was the guest OF VIM. Coen
Saturday.
Capt. Long took stroll out in the woods
on coon hunt the other day. Not much
game.
VIM. Coen and Tappan MCGEE attended
the Stevenson demonstration Tuesday,
O. T. Worthington name sale TUESDAY.
Rev w. G. Evans has moved into the
house lately vacated by Prof. Oliver
Miss Lizzie Hulmes was rendered a sur.
prise party Monday evening. A CROWD OF
about fifteen couples enjoyed themselves
the very best.
Mr.. J. Rankin and wife, on returning
from their bridal tour were given al old
time sereuading by the boys,
Frank Weaver left for Union City for
two weeks outing.
L. H. Calvert, Of Bridgeport, was in the
city on business Thursday.
A number of Wellsburgers attended the
social last Saturday week.
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WELLSBURG.

The first new house in the Fair Grounds
addition is nearing completion.
Ogarita, the famous show on the road,
cisbanded here Wednesday.
We notice the Hudson House IS having
an unusually large run OF business since
MIR. Baxter took hold.
There don't seem to be much Preslden-
tiaI betting going on here,
There was large crowd from here at
tended the Stevenson speech and parade
Tuesday.
Hon. J. 3. Sommerville was in the burg
on business Saturday.
Frank Adams visited friends aud rela-
tives last week.
Capt. VIM. Cakes, Of Pittsburg, was
visiting relatives this week.
Mir. Chas. Beam, of Fostoria, Ohio, was
IN town Saturday.
Miss Ella Baxter, Miss Jane Jacob and
Miss Alice Baxter were among the m any
who went to Pittsburg to-day.
Some boys broke into the public school
building Halloween and filed the heaters
With red pepper, When the fires were
started next morning school had to De dis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
A General strike ordsrsd-

New ORLEANS, November 5.-The
general strike has been called for noon
tomorrow, and will include every union
in the city except the Typographical
Union. even reaching after the orehes-
traS in the theatres, the bakers aad the
electric light men. The expected STAN
pede from the direction OF the "Typoss
did not occur, as the leaders convinced
the men that it was never intended for
the printers TO strike. as it was import
ant to preserve the press as medium of
communication with the public. The
order will throw some $4,000 mer out of
employment and serious re are
feared. A special meeting ut Tue CITY
Council has been called for tomorrow
and the militia have received secret or
ders to be in readiness In case OF emer-
gency.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBrRG. W. VA, November 8
The political contest is about concluded In
this county Following are the remaining
Democratic meetings which will be held
between now ana next Tuesday; Hon.
John j. Davis, at Burnside School house,
on Monday, November 9TH, at p. m Hon.
John Basel, at Cherry Camp, Saturday,
November 9th, at 1 p. N M. ID. Post ana
w Scott. az JOhnstOwn, Monday, Novem-
her 9TH. at e 80 %. m w. Scott and others,
~ Mt. Clare. Saturday, November 9TH, at
7:8O D. m. Camden Sommers, at Grass
land. Friday, November 4th, and
az Goodwin School House, Saturday,
November >. at S p. N. John Patton and
L. Lee Wolfe at Wyatt, Friday, Novem-
Der 4, at : 80 p. m, ami az Marshviue, Sat
urday, November ,, at 1:oO p. m Nj. NJ
Thompson, at AdamSton, Saturday, NO
vembcr ., at 80 p N. Amos Payne ana
u. Lee Wolfe, at All William ScnoOl
House Monday, November Z, at 80 p. m
Col. Ben Wilson, at Bartlett's School
H0use. Monday, November Z, at Z 30 p. m.
Col White spoke at Mt Clair Nednes-
dav night A number OF toughs interrupt
ed him, but 20 little purpose, however. No
thoughtful Republican certainly will favor
the breaking up of Democratic meetings.
So far as we can learn no one has attempt
ed TO interrupt Republican meetings: =,
Chairman Hurry and Secretary Reed' s
address to the Democratic voters Of the
county in this weeks NslCs is ringing
appeal and should be read by every voter
before he casts his ballot next Tuesday.
After next Tuesday it will be Horner,
Chaplin, Payne, Scott, Robinson, Ryan,
Monroe and BOggess.
Pendleton will carry Harrison county.
On Thursday evening from 10 Il O'Clock
Mrs. Myra Camden gave reception In
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. j. Hornor Davis. A
great many guests were present. AL
late boDr refreshments were served. 1t
Was the pleasant social occasion Of the
season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

A Young Woman's Skull Opened and =
Probe Inserted Three Inches.

A Young Woman's Skull Opened and
Probe Inserted Three Inches.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 81
A rare but unsuccessful operation has
been performed at the Medico-Chirurgi-
cal college on Miss Lizzie Albert, the
beautiful victim of the jealons wrath OF
Daniel Love, son OF New York stock
broker. Miss Albert was employed as
waitress in summer hotel at Della
ware, Warren county, n. j., last
August. Her personal charms won her
many admirers among the young men
who were idling away the heated
months among the fragrant Jersey
pines. Among those who paid her
attention was Love. Becoming an
CRY because he could not monop-
Ollie the young woman's time,
Love threatened her and was indignant
ly repulsed. Securing revolver, the
young man shot her in the forehead
while she was working in the kitchen,
and rushing from the house made his
escape. Physicians probed for the ball,
but without success. For two weeks
the girl remained unconscious, hover
ing between life and death. At last she
was gradually nursed back to a compar-
atively robust condition, but 1t was
found that she was deprived OF all her
former senses except that OF sight and
had constant pain in the back OF her
head. From these symptoms 1t was
supposed the ball had passed along I'M
der the brain and had become encysted
at the back of the skull The wound
was of a character which usually re-
suits In instant death.
To find the bullet DR.. Ernest LaPlace
trephined hole Of the usual size. DR..
LaPlace enlarged the aperture to near
~ one and one half inches and with an
instrument devised by himself for this
occasion, explored between the brain
and skull all around the opening for a
distance of three inches, but failed TO
find any trace of the missile. He said
the conditions as the had presented
themselves did not warrant his cutting
into the brain structure, and he did not
think the operation would result in any
danger in the girls peculiar condition.
At some future time the front OF the
skull will be opened and the ball again
searched for. The explanation the
medical men give of the girl losing all
OF her five senses except that OF sight
Is that the ball in its passage cut the
nerves which convey all other sensa-
tionS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
TIE SECRET SOCIETIES
AAsuNI;Y

A''l' Is what is known as an off
a' Masonic circles have been rather
Us Tar as work is Concerned, and
'ae excitement without but little
" l-Ye been accomplished II asDi-
y Eau presented tlcmselve for ad-
,s1--l Wheeling lodge, notwith-
--.-S, ae.d lbs regular meeting with
''t.s>a,y number OF Jealous broth
present, bur, as the candidates
" come CD lcad, work was de-
ll,.l eX- communication. Dur
~. coming week Ohio Lodge No. 1
-. o1 Monday evening, Bates
40. So Oh Tuesday evealng, Nell
,-'-S5 No. so on Thursday evening,
\ e-.o one of the lodges have
,---.l4,es on hand, it is expected
-.'e ,laa o.e degree Will be con-
y llo- Joeu.I
y %'e1-. .0Jkes.of our city will Sc
,'I.-S tle wAek the delegates who
J, '..e'sa. them In the Grand Lodge,
\, W." y. nee, in the city of Charles
-1 3,h snd 10Th OF this month.
n, $50 .8a5 will represent the in
~, Wheeling Union Chapter No.
~ 15etS also in Charleston on the
g. viii be designated during
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
Local JottinsG

Howe, local agent Of this
~ r,r tbe Skinner Engine Com
80 has within the past three weeks
I ., SIMON Baer's Sons Grocery Com-
sf1b. %. engine and an so n. p.
y ~ the Home Conserve Company
IN ~ boiler. 10 Charles Elig 20 a.
..-,Gs 70 the Cambridge Chair Com
~ Cambridge, o., ago d. o. boiler,
=, ne C0shocton Car Company %
src.ae and a so b. p. boiler.
|r.,,rs, Agnew aud Robert Devers,
4 Sr,tls blowers formerly employed
~ simmer glass works, Steu6en-
I'm last week for B.a'rSville, Pa,
axe D.sces in a bottle works at that
Their departure leaves but four
"a erowsrs of the old sumner force
/ ysu5slyi.ie.
r5.-s!s a 80 per cent. dividend now
4 s,7 rsvable 20 the stockholders OF
T,vysl Window Glass company Of
,.s This is the first installment
,,,,sbo.ders get. When the whole
..,sss is wound up they will receive
-s,s.pg in the ueighoOrhood Of 20 or
.ar cent.
J. Sweeney e Sons are having a
4 Pm on a large line Of general job
and repair work. They will bring
|gr from P.ltsbury tomorrow or next
he hull OF the new passenger
.sa. which they are building for Cap
B.y, Of WiIliamstown.
rs feeder boys employed in the
ggh.ia mill factory, In Martin 5
nj. vent out on a strike last week
lsss one of their number was dis
srgei The matter was settled Oy
wustatemeut OF the boy.
he new ya.vanizng department at
Riverside is rapidly nearing com
r9p aLd when done it will DO one OF
5as, arranged aud best adapted
ms for the work to be carried on Ia
that there is in the country.
be Top mill sheet mill and furnace,
Bslwood skelp and plate mill, the
mont plate mill, nail factory ana
-iicss aud the steel plant are active
,unsnts al the Wheeling Steel and
b conpany's works.
the case Of the Buckeye Glass
hnny against the Bsliaire Stamping
,any, which has been on trial for
gls. ,wo weeks, the jury returned
Verde, .n favor of the plaintiff for
IN.
Pie new mill at the Standard is
,sa2 10 the entire satisfaction OF
Management, who are pushing both
l-5 doe old one % their full capacity.
T,s big wheel at the Whitaker mill
-,,ye. been repaired, and only the
y four numbered mills are ia opera
Fred Stewart, of Bel aire, O., has re-
-.J obtained q patent on q device for
-ul which promises ample returns.
nal Morrow, Of the packing de-
'lelL has resigned 60 accept a pO-
pain tLe Crystal 40 Bridgeport
-a2py Woods, OF Martins Ferry, has
'1.ad pressing ju6 40 Huntington.
11a Murphy resigned yesterday TO
n 90 bis nome iu Brooke county.
me Huntington Glass Company ad-
Uses Tor several good EniSners.
-'aiyh.lg is running along as usual
1e Ia Belle
O, the local potteries are rushed
q orders.
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The old saying that con

The old saying that econ
sumption can be cured if
taken in time" was poor COM
fort. 1t seemed to invite a
trial, but to anticipate failure.
The other one, not so old,
consumption can be cured
is considered by many false,
Both are true and not
true; the first is prudent
one cannot begin too early.
The means is careful liv-
ing. SCOTS Emulsion OF
cod-liver oil is sometimes an
important part of that.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
se0rra Bovsr. Chemists, r,ssOuih s'A Avenue.
New YORK ,.vs,s, keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-liver
,;,,s al druggists eveTywhsre do. 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

,s.uea on account Of the offensive odo r.
Or Mitchell is hard at work trying "
find the Offenders who, when caugnc' WIZ
" M las. Beall and mother OF Balumore
are e guests Of Mr.. J. S. BealL a..r.,or
Mrs. .. ]. PAUL gave grand recepuOl1
Tuesday evening for Samuel y. Fauh anu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

The women have fearless champion
in E. Burd Grub, our late Minister TO
Spain, who claims that the evil effects
of the constant tide Of emigration from
Europe can only be counteracted by
Woman's suffrage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE.

As we anticipated in last Sundays
REGISTER, Mack got there; stood the
test well; and was amply repaid for the
camel's ride he took, in being guest at
the banQueting board, he dined in real
Arab style, chew'd his grub in the de-
rert style, and was a Mack that was
found TO DO master OF the business in
which he was engaged for the evening.
We will endeavOr TO find out the par
ticnlars of the time the caravan will
move southwark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

cd that foil attendance will be had.
aod some further glowing reports had
at that time Of their ennobled work for
which they have banded themselves to-
gether.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
EASTERN STAR.

napier no. I was we'll rep
'Ae meeting on last Tues
ana as the campaign is
\ ley expect % BEGIN in real
winters work by adding
,oefsa'p nightly many no
4 LOT 'he cause Of charity and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
SIGHTs OF BbNos.

day evening ne Ladies' any
'''ee OF Aldha Lodge. Nc.
r. ~ VIII hold a meeting, aud
ny aware Of i tits expect
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
ofthe Assignee.

~ for Aae-
Ash n'-gsvs Glass Company, Of Mar
Ta3 , 6-ca' O.. the Hemingway Glass
i tsI'5 " Coyington, KY, and Dith-
ElPatlGc T., Of Pittsburg, h'ed motion
&c To' SI, Court at Cleveland 10 re-
ias Titan liam Walton IS assignee OF the
.'' y .,''- Yon-Explosiye Lamp Com
a''.-5sIi assigned in 1854. The same
", ~ ~ that company also excepted
sl. .}.,- \. account They say that
.,1. .ecoupt shows no listot claims
SIC, ,g,irsr the estate and does not
owes az. re- assignee with interest on
lrss ~ has had for nearly eight
Wv hat Walton has never tried 10
ifs, ' Ter and has never sued for the
eo' . -- liability Of the stockholders
p ~, there is no reason why the al
Z - n ,be company should be tied up
i;' " as the assignee reports.
W5frs set the motion and excep-
- ,or hearing for November I'd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
The Plain Truth

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsaparilla
there is no need OF establishment or
sepsationallsm. Simply what Hood 5
Sqrsaparilla does, that tells the story OF
its merit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
E5RLD OFWoRK.
.,.-rDpS, 9ALIKs TO EMPLOYERS
" AND 2 PLoYES
p;,saljipsEy in and About Wheel
BY -PP..,-srl and Notes Cleaned IN
q, Blsy Workshops.

s.,,al campaign nearing Its
Tie PO'' ocrpvIed the attention OF a
''s' aa, ,,y6ody, to the exclusion OF
d '''.' .,.o. and as consequence
rsry'nlD ..,. in the industrial situa
PD s.ci5edly scaut. Matters will
b ''' their present state at least
pan election, political campaigns
rtl 'i' -, more or less disturbing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
ST. GAINESVILLE.

Hoods Pills are easy, yet efficient.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17

On an inspec ion Of poultry yards receo
t'y we visited sbouta dozan different
places. (Which only two had convenient
busting pIscss for the hens which, Of
course, made the condi ions as favorable
ss possible for lice II is one OF the sim
pest and easiest IN alters connected wi b
the keeping Of poulty--tha, Of providing
dust BAH. Many persons lsboI nnder
the superstition that they must be eonstsn
Ny filling and emptying boxes Of dus. or
siited coal ashes. True in the winter seal
son, there mus, be dux bath under shel'
ter, but d oil o'her times the attendant
has only 10 keep spot Of ground, abou
one ysrd square, in co nef Of The yard
oosened with . spade after each rsio
which entails only few minues work.
Go into my poultry yard, and twill Ls
noticed TIN, the ground Is ve,y hard, for
even The constant hampling ty hens viii
pack the soil. There will be found no
p ace in vtich the hens can dust in the
sunshine. spsde up small place and The
bens are sspplied with dust hath a. once
After . ,sin ioosens the earth agsin, so
hat the ssn msy dry IL II this is done
there Win be fewer lice on hens
md IT'S dock VIII be more thrifty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17

The great secret of securing eggs is real
" no secret for every experienced person
who knows that everything depends upor
The conditions. II is not always the breed
or the feed that makes hen lay. The
main point is not TO make laying hen
fat. If you have hens for market that arc
to be fatled, remove your laying hens
Keep the market hens confined close y,
but keep your laying hens at work. The
secret IF it is a secre') of making hens lay
is to have them always busy at scratching
It is something they should be compelled
10 to from he lime they come off the roost
in the morning until they go on again q
night The laying hen is scratching hen
The ide, lazy hen never lays, Do not
forget the fact.
To put into the pockets Of the American
farmers the 800, 600, 600 rent out of the
country each year for beet sugar, it is only
necessary to establish the beet sugar in
dustry in the UniiedSta'es. Tie colossal
task is in coniempla' ion through a compre
hensivep plan for CO operation between east
tein capitalists and Wesern farmers in
building and operating beet sugar fac'or
les This immense under aking is bound
to be successful if the farmers will Furnish
the ices. And the Western farmer, a.
least, cannot afford rot TO supply bees in
abundance since bees will pay from 10 to
90 times as much pr oft as CON, The en-
ierprise is fully considered in The Ameii'
can Agriculluris. for November (which all
can get by sending l6c TO The publisher,
the Orange Judd Company. 80 Lafayette
place, N W and will be fea'ule Of that
magazine during the coming year. Such
a upendous undertaking so full Of prom
ice to our agriculture and so rich in p.o
fs to our farmers, is worthy OF universal
support i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-11-17
Agriculture.


To tloso dealing vi mlls in am faim
the various iermcnts'ioas are especially
and n abe and srs cons ant sources Of
trouble Al the ietmen Aiions ~ mi,k,
even the oommcn sourne ale due - The
eoAianiuAiiun Of mix with some hing
fom The criterion afttrit il dawn from
the COW. To prevent til sc iermentaiions
ell that is pecossary Is to treat Il in such a
way tina, !, will not be contaminated sim
pho a. tbs 10 IN tLr ~ Is Is found 10 be
veIy difficult in prae Ice. snd no practical
method has yet been devised for keeping
these ie men's out Of the milk. We there
fore, must consider the tes' met, DDS Of
reducing the number and keeping their
growth slow, which are absoln cleanli
ness aud low temperature
The rea, source Of these organisms Is IN
the unc can yes els in VIII h milk is hsn
died and in The iilihwtieh surrounds the
COW BY scrupulous cleanliness IN the
dairy, tie number Of organisms which
get into tie mix will be compa ALVEY
small OF equal value is the use OF low
temperatures, which should be app led
Immediately after Il e mi is drawn. The
temper atLre at which mi is d avn is just
aboat right for the emit anee and rapid in
crease OF bactt ris, and ia simmer time
mill cools especia Iy slow add never below
TIE emponlu'e of the surrounding air
II. however, the mi k is eoo'ed as soon as
drawn, the increase OF these bac eria is
kept 10 check and will not begin again ex'
sept slowly until The milk is warmed
Cool milk will therefore keep seve al hours
longer han that not cooled
All the abno NAL feimen' atoms of milk
such as blue, red, Shiny, tainted mi k, etc,
are due TO the growth Of organisms in the
milk, and a Of these are pteyentatle by
care II daily is constantly troubled
with imy milk, or any other abnormal
trouble, cause is sure TO be found in
some unusual contamination Of milk, and
the remedy must be ezra cleanliness. l..
is seldom caused by food or wafer, but the
trouble is usually apart from the COW
eli her in the barn or dairy. Sometimes
the trouble comes ftom one COW.
Certain bad normal odors and tsin's 10
milk may be produced directly by the
food sa'en by the COW. Garlic or turnips
will favor the milk, and various other
foods may affect the taste, but this c'ass Of
iants may BIS readily distinguished from
those due to bacterial growth. The odors
and iaints due TO tie direct influence OF
The food are at tbcirhighest as soon as the
milk is drawn, never increasing afterwa'd.
But the tain's due TO bacterial growth do
not appear at all in flesh milk, beginning
to be noticeable only at er the bacteria
have had chance to grow. 1firouble
with iase OF the milk is noticed imme
3ia'e'y af'er it is drawn, the cause may be
cooked for in the food, II it does not APP
pear it wi some time Of Forward, then
grows rapidly woise;it may be temedied
,y grea er care in the management OF the
larry or barn.