The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Mr.. "a Texan you seem to be
persistent in your nonsensical writ
lings. All this uncAiled for contro.
lversy has become obnoxious. ! can see
that no one Is bang benetitted. You
have simply proven by your con-
Iglomeration OF words and sentences
that there Is one subject at least,
about which you know nothing, and
the more you write the more you dis
play your ignorance. You simply
offer nothing for argument.
will confess l have made several
statements that to yourself and the
majority OF the readers are probably
entirely new. Now, l will assure you
: that expect to fortlfy and stand by
! them until some person proves that l
, am incorrect then l will willingly and
, gladly submit that am in the wrong.
!, As far as you are concerned you have
made no effort. You simply contra
dict without reason. You start off on
some stories pertaining to elephants,
Wild horses, Eastern Yankees" cherry
trees, bees and host of other things.
) and finally conclude with iish stories.
Fishing parties, or something to that
| effect, crowned by biblical quotations.
How. under the sun. Is a person to
gain any knowledge OF Texas fever out
} OF such nonsense.
, Why not commence on good, firm
basis. Allow me to mention once
! more that the statements havo made
/. are facts, and not theories. There 10
8 one statement you have made which,
!. in some way, you have yourself origi.
l mated, | refer to where you claim
8 that regard the ticks as the progeny
8 of COW. What extreme nonsense. You
have thought over aud written that
! SO often that at last you really com
Q mence to believe II. You certainly
! must have dreamed that. an really
i afraid that your brain Is becoming
Il muddled or softenei. Take rest and
a then read the subject up.
d You have asked me, why not effect
- cure and stop the nonsense" l nm
l. only too glad to think that l am not
l. conreited and deceitful enough to try
. To make stock owners believe that
II can cure en- incurabls contagious
y disease. Probably, II l were TO m
y several drugs together Rs llnilneut,
and give it some wild west name, such
ID as Cow boy" IMMINENT or something
4, to that effect, might be able TO make
n. n financial success Of it, providing, OF
g. the label which l should place upor
the bottle. would have printed the
picture of COW or man.
"a We all know that on a certain class
OF people such Illuminated adver
tlsements have wonderful effect no
matter what the contents may be
m Just here Is where imagination takei
in hold Liniments, know. arc sup
~ posed to be applied externally. bu
ut Wild west liniments are possessed o
10 all kinds of actions. i am afraid tina
% | am wasting valuable time, time tina
te could DO employed TO better advan
10 tago. / am not placed in the position
". to spend the time in such work, as m.
Ed business compells inc to beaway from
co home the greater part of my time.
all But Mr.. IA Iexan" as your business
en- Judge, keeps you in a laborator.
~ mixing up your renowned cure alls,
III you evidently have more time Il
he spare at such work as this.
Now, instead OF all these second
rs handed shop worn" yarns give u
"a some OF your theory and practice o.
ne Texas fever. Tell us something abou
lr. IL that we have never heard before
IN You have told us nothing. You hav
contradictel my statements. and no'
he it remains for you to prove, II you cal
o., that such statements are incorrect.
in. You probably have attacked me o
raj this subject to gain little notorlet
is for yourself at my expense. Now a
re long as you claim to be professor
N let us hear from you. Please sig
up your full name, so that everybody ma
m knew who you are. Don't concef
to your name as you conceal your for
his mulas. Veterinarians as a rule ar
est not ashamed of their names and ar
nts not to cowardly to sign them. hav
he made up my mind not to answer an
AL more of your articles until you sig
II your nume in full.
Yours very truly,
II. T.. Ewes, V. 81. d.