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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
Professor Gayley's Second Lecture
the Evolution of English Comedy.

Professor Gayley's Second Lecture on
the Evolution of English Comedy.
The second lecture of Professor Chas,
NJ. Gayley of the University of Califor-
MIA, upon the Evolution of English
Comedy" was attended last evening by a
very fair and appreciative audience The
subject of discussion was the immediate
predecessors and earlier contemporaries
of Shakespeare, and finally the discus
sion of Shakespeare's comedies. The
lecturer read sketches from Nicholas
Udell's "Ralph Roister Doister," the first
English comedy, and from John Lyly's
alexander and Campaspe," and pointed
out the traits peculiar 10 undeveloped
comedy.
In discussion of the comedy of Shake
speare, Professor Gayley divided it into
four classes. The first, the mechanical
stage, as exemplified by 1.-The Comedy of
Errors" The second, the comedy of
character, as in Tanning of the Shrew."
The third, the comedy of the combina-
ton of the mechanical and character, as
1.-The Twelfth Night" The fourth. the
the comedy oflife, as The Tempest.''
The speaker dwelt upon the fact that
each of these four stages marked devel-
opment in Shakespeares writings that
was the outgrowth Of the other, and that
this outgrowth was an evolution to pure
and perfect comedy.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.

Favorable Action Expected Looking to
Reorganization of the Company.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations has un-
der consideration bills looking to the re-
organization of the Nicaragua Canal Com
pany, and friends of the enterprise in the
Senate are very hopeful of securing a
favorable report at an early day. The
Subcommittee to consider the details of
the question and to prepare bill, it is
understood, is TO submit report to the
1ull committee to-day recommending the
adoption OF Senator Morgan's bill with
some amendments.
This bill provides for the reorganiza-
ton OF the canal company with a capital
stock OF 100000 shares of 500 each, for
the issuance of bonds, the payment of
which will be guaranteed by the National
Treasury, and for the cancellation of the
old company, and prescribing the method
OF procedure under the Organization Act.
1t is not supposed the bill will 90 through
the committee without opposition. How
ever. it is thought there will be a safe ma
jority for the bill i'll committee, and there
IS little doubt the bill will go on the
calendar with a favorable report.
Friends of the bill assert that the
scheme for building a canal across the
isthmus under the auspices of the United
States has made material progress in pub
lie estimation within the past few years,
and attention is called to the fact by
member OF the committee that the Pres
ldent had changed from the attitude of
hostility, which he occupied nine years
ago, TO one Of advocacy, and that the
Legislatures of the various States and the
Chambers of Commerce Of several of the
large cities have memorialized Congress
in the interest of the enterprise, advocat-
ing the building OF the canal.
1t is also asserted the House committee,
which originally opposed the measure,
has changed in sentiment, and is now in
lair way TO report a bill similar 10 the
MORGAN bill
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Royal 9uktttp 7Duauner.

good. indeed, fine mechanical effect.
So, too, the scene in the telegraph office
is realistic. The instruments are genuine,
and the dispatches sent and received are
easily read by any who read telegraphy
by sound, the actors using the machines
being operators. Miss Waldron's Jane is
fine bit of emotional acting, not
strained, over-colored or extravagant,
but full of feeling. Andrew Waldron is
in the best makeup we have ever seen
him attempt. He is like one of Cruik-
stepped out of page OF Dick
ems, and is the realization of
the ideal OF an old time English lawyer
old but kindly, crochety but tender
hearted. Mr. Armstrong; Jem is a strong
and effective character and is fine foil
to the Orthem of Mr.. Cooley. The same
play tonight.
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SUGAR BOUNTIES.
Plan for Their Adjustment Discussed
by Members of the House.

Plan for Their Adjustment Discussed
by Members of the House.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-A plan for
the adjustment of the sugar bounties
without waiting for the repeal of the tariff
bill, has been informally discussed among
members of the House radically opposed
to bounties in general and the sugar
bounty III particular.
1t has been suggested to members Of
the Ways aud Means Committee that a
bounty repeal amendment be attached as
rider TO the legislative and judicial ap-
preparation bill. The committee has
taken no action on the suggestion, nor is
it likely TO for the present, as it would in
dicate fear thatt tariff bill might fail.
Wagner OF New York, who secured the
passage of the amendment to the Wilson
bill placing raw and refined sugar on the
free list, says: 1--WE will get rid of the
sugar bountes one way or another. If
they are continued in the tariff bill as il
comes back from the Senate we will reach
them by a special bill, or a repeal rider
Will be attached TO some other bill, if that
gives promise of accomplishing the end
quicker. AS yet, however, there is no
definite plan, but the sentiment against
bounties is SO strong that plan will read
lily be formulated as soon as the oppor-
tunity offers. Nothing will likely be
done, however, until the Senate passes on
the sugar schedules.".
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EXPENSES OF L. s. COURTS.
Immediate Necessity for Additional
Appropriations.

Immediate Necessity for Additional
appropriations.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Acting Secre-
tary Curtis Of the Treasury Department
has sent to the House communication
from the AttOrney-General calling atten-
ton for the immediate necessity for addi-
tional appropriations for the fiscal year of
1874 for the expenses of the United States
Courts as follows: Fees Tor witnesses,
S200,G0G; fees OF jurors, S50. .000s support of
prisoners, $2I5.UJ0. United States Mar
shals, the Attorney y-General says, are
fearful the Judges Will adjourn the
courts unless money is furnished for
jurors and witnesses. He also says there
Is not Il district where United States
Court is held That is not in need or money
for support OF United States prisoners.
The jaiiers are needy men. They supply
their own money for food for prisoners
and guards protecting them, and they
ought 10 be paid out OF the Treasury.
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Manager Todd has secured Fred eric
Warde and Louis James for two nights
early in April, to appear in "The Lions
MOUTH and "Francisca da Rimini."
He has also contracted for Stuart Rob-
son, two nights, and the Conrad Opera
Company, two nights, late in April.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Clunie Opera-house Boucicaults
Long Strike" is running. 1t is well
worth seeing. The exterior factory
scene, with the blazing furnaces lighting
up the structures. and the foreground of
hedge and walkway and wall, is very
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wonderlich Discharged.

In the Police Court yesterday Dick
Wonderlich. charged with threatening
the lie of Bernard Waldispeuhl, was de-
clared not guilty after long and tedious
hearing
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Now Chinese Treaty.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-It transpired
that the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations did take action upon the Chi
nese treaty to-day, and later, while the
Senate was IN executive session, reported
il iOr ratification. y motion To make the
treaty public was objected 10, and was
not pressed.
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BEHRING SEA QUESTION.
Belief That the Differences Will
Soon be Settled.
UNITED STATES FLEET WHICH WILL
PATROL THE WATERS

Favorable Action by the Senate Com
mfttee on Foreign Relations Ex-
pected on the Bill for the Reorgan-
izatIon of the Nicaragua Canal Com
pany - TIE Senate Takes Action
on the New Chinese Treaty, Report
ign it for Ratification.
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international Copyright Act.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Attorney-
General Olney has rendered an opinion to
The effect that the international Copyright
Act of March ). 1893, does not prohibit
the Importation of uncopyrighted litho-
graphs, although these autographs may
be copies OF c0pyrighted paintings.
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A1-enlher serrice Knllatin

Director Barwick has issued mis- bulletin
for February. containing twenty pages of
valuable meteorological and other data.
1t is very interesting and valuable num-
her
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For Charfty,s sake.

On Friday evening, the 30th. charity
ball will be given at the Old Pavilion.
The grand march will begin at $50. and
the music will be by Jones, Fisch q Wat
son.
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That old time actor, G. W. Couldock.
now 81 years of age, is chief support in
the Effie Ellsler Company, to appear here
all of next week.
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51ttreatninefats.

CtLAIRVOYANT. MRS. BARTHoLMES.
" Uenyer's weil-known business and test
medium, can be consulted upon all affairs OF
life; she reads the past and unraNels the fu-
ture; diagnoses disease without questions
satisfaction guaranteed; call and be con-
vinced. 121a J street DIR. BARTHOLMES,
magnetic healer. mr2S-Iw*
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l. land at Thirty second and streets; new
house, large barn, chicken-houSe Wagon-shed
air moter windmill with tank and tankhouse:
water fixtures tor house and garden; every
thing new aud comfortable; terms easy, or
viii exchange the place for country property
For particulars apply on the premises, near
Oak Park, mr27-Im*
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TOR SALE-A $40 DOMESTIC SEWING
l. machine for $780, who wants it? one SIS
easel mirror, suitable tor dressmaking parlors,
for So. Call at 1927 street. m27-3t*
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houSeWork; must Lave references. APP
ply at 9O1 * street between 8 ana IL A. ".
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Grnrrrirs.
COLLECTIONS.

" Spinks, General Collection Agency, GA
street. Prompt attention given all matters.
Bad bills speciality.
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ErOR SALE-FIvE GOOD WORK HORSES.
Il Inquire at NATIONAL. ICE COMP:A Ny,
1013 1hrd street. mr23-6t
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CONTRACTORS WAGON FOX SALE
Y cheap, or win trade for buggy. Apply
1021 Tenth street.
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EOR SALE-A BARGAIN FOR CASH
i Upright Piano, almost new, in excellent
condition; SOC II street. mr2 3-6t@
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l. house and lot 40Xl6O. at bargain. CUR
TIS " BOWLEY. Real Estate and Insurance,
1O12 Fourth street. mr12-tf
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Inat--Ar,.uo.

EOUND ON STREET, BETWEEN
l. Fifth and Sixth, one OLD sorrel mare
owner can have same by paying charges. c.
l.. CUDDI, 1927 j street, in rear. mr2 7-3t
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MANTED-BY A JAPANESE, a SITUA-
w tion as cook; is nrstclass. Apply l.
XIII, S17 sixth street, down stairs. mi .>7-3tf
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GENUINE FRENCH ACCORDION
W pleating done TO order at l216 / street.
~ AONIGd. mr1G-12tF
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NTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w tnat KELLER has reduced his Cabinet
lhotos from SO to % so per dozen, from now
until the last OF March. - X street.
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ITO LET-APRIL Isr, AN EIGHT-ROOM
| house OF moueTn Improvements, lacln5
Capital Park, located at 1893 street. Apply
at 1901 l. street. mr26-LI
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TOR SALE CHEAP-A FRENCH COOK.
l. ing range with all utensils. Apply at
this ohice.
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XXTE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, Il chance 10 deliver
goods Deiore paying for them, immense
profits ana a permanent business. Address
CONSOLIDA1 ED, Lynn, Mass. IT'S
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2fsrtisrn 3lnttrcs.

CALLED MEETING OF CONCORD
~ Lodge, No 117, f. and A. NJ. AZ
THIS Thus .ay r\ ENING, March x 81
IN, $50 o,clS OK. Master Maso4s wv
Its NJ. T. CoPPERSMITH, W. NJ,
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StTYLISH DRESSMAKING AT REDUCED
- prices; cutting and hitting q speci Ally.
1223 Seventh street.
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Ginirunyn,tta.

MADAM PORTER, CLAIRVOYANT;
NJ fortune telling by cards and pamistry
ladies, soc; gents, 81; clairvoyant sittings.
81 90. 625 L, bet. Sixth ana Seventh
mf26-1w%
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@alttep.

w ANTED- by 4 RESPECTABLE
w woman, a situation as working house
keeper IN small family wnere washing is given
OUT is a good cook. Apply ST DO y street.
Inr2S-St%
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TOR SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
4 dipped, guaranteed to stand high preSsuer
at low rates SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS,
in octagon building near depot.
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5nr Ialr.

L1LEGANT 3-PLY ClRPET REDUCED TO
II 65 cents per yard; OicOtn, 80 c. ntS
ht avy y;lrd-wide Ingram carpet at 8 cents;
call on US if you need carpet; new patterns
IN Brussels and All-wool Carpets at CHAS. NJ.
CAMPBELL'S, 400 X street. mr29-3t
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ITO RENr-BY APRIL 1sT, a HOUSE or
/ 9Ioons: gas, water, hot and cold. Apply
722 Eighth street.
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Ge'tcrul 5lottrcs.

M ADAME ST. CLAIRE DE MONCEAU.
AI, fortune teller; natural gifted seeress with
citius ana tarots; has never Iailed TO please ia
nef extensive travels. 1109 Eighth Street.
mr29-lW%
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NIANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR A
w quick selling specially. Apply al 41713
X street, room =. mr27-IWF
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L1RENCH TANSY WATERS. THESE
l. waters are Tor the relief and cure of pain
cause, and are sure ana safe every time; be-
ware Ol substitutes For sale by all druggists.
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90 3et or 3ettt.

ITO RENT-MAY 1sT, IN SAN FRAN
i CISCO furnished house, - rooms; BrOad-
way. near buchanan; me marine view. Adj
uresS FLOUD, 929 E1ne street, san Francisco.
mr2Y-IW
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Carpet Gylruttffrn.

CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID: OLD
" carpets bought, sold or exchanged at
JACOA BROS, $50 X street Telephone 373.
Ii AIRY w. RINETT. STEAM CARPET
4 L cleaning, corner Twelfth and streets:
carpet cutting, sewing and rehtting: furniture
pacsed for shipment; 81 sCcond-hand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Telephone
292.
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a1ltntpnrnphu.
Accountants.

A CCOUNTANT - BOOKS EXAMINED,
a adjusted and kept; charges reasonable.
]. SCOTT, 1909 Second street, bet. and X.
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A FINE DISPLAY OF PANsIES At II
~ SCHW ARA'S, Twenty-flth ana O sIreetsi
1900 III bloom to choose from; also roses ana
PIHNs. mr26-6L~
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The use Of Hay Caps.

As Il ere is u,ver time to make hay ceps
when the hay 10 making, they should be
got ready uow while there is time, They
are made Of sIusres torn from fifty four
inch wide heavy brown sheeting, and
should be hemmed with the corners turn
ed back, leaving place 10 which to put
the tying cords. These may be left long
enough to reach the ground, where they
may be fastened TO short stake and
stuck 10 The earth. Or 8 loop may be
made ut each corner, by which the caps
may be held fast against a storm and the
Wind by peg stuck into the hay These
caps will shed the rain bitter and will
last much longer If they are toaked IN .
solution OF sugar OF lead first and then 10
one OF alum, or they may be stepped 10 a
decoction Of oak bark for the same pur
pose. When ont Of use, they should be
vel dried aud put away 10 . dry airy
place. Then they will last lifetime.
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No sensible man will buy horse Of any
value or one which he expects TO do good
service without first submitting II TO d
qualified veterinary snrgeon,fays the Lon
don LIVE Stock Journal. Many 40 uupro'
fessionsl man has q good eye for a Lorse.
hut be knows little OF nothing OF It, struc
tnre or snstomy compsred With the train
ed veterinarian Moreover, the amateur
Judge Of a horse is apt to fly to certain
poiuts where he thinks he msy detect
something and overlook Others. The vet,
Urinary surgeon who is examining horses
every day, not only brings bis scientific
know ledge 10 bear, but cond ucis Bis eI
animation 10 scientific manner, going
over all the htrse before be has done With
hlm II there be manifest unsounduess, it
viii be discovered and pointed ont, bnt i
is 10 the dice very ard Indication Of in
ciplent untoun dness, which the training
and practice Of the veterinarian ere Of tul
preme value,
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Aarilnliarf.


Ia,nppl, as bedding Tor stock Gee
should cortidtf tot Gully the question Of
TIE eomioti Ct The suimtls aud the cheap
uess q tie usl,fisl, lot slsa The question
Of msBare nsiiag. We esbroi 1aafi to
use eAesp bedding freely ihats,il ialufe
the manure pile. Tor Huytbtpg that vii
pot sdd to ils valae 90 the other hand,
the ttoek shonli nevfr bs neglected ~
this way, even thansb bedding is some
What sIrsntlve
Abimsls eopbhed 10 ciose winter quat-
lefs all naturally soil themselves uoltfs
good bedding is supplied. and .tli' vii
sissys tfI,ci their besith 10 the eud. The
bedding acts ~ good sbsotbept aud
clesus DOT the ttsblc better than Any other
thing tpsys 10 furnish good bedding,
even five g,t no ben,tt from il other
than that Of improving the heslth Of the
stock. Bot bedding thst mskes good ual
nure pays well II is son e'imcs the moot
profitable ~ o use surplus materlsl on
y farm
lfitis used Iudicio nelly so IL w,l absorb
all the liquiis OF the stable, 1t SAWS to-
the farmer more than it costs to supply 1t
the suimsls Many consider bedding on
ly as a valuable IL making the animals
more comfortable. aud hence they neglect
TO provide It IN sufficient quantity
The ttrsw and litter will be sold III the
farm for III re song, bile The stock gots
without good bedding, snd the farm Is
bong robbed Of tie pIstt food 1t is cry
irg so loudly i,r.
Unless strav can be cold fors good |
price. il i, better 10 use al that ~ Iostu |
Die for the stable where the ,tock /, kept
ihroueh the winter Good rye and wheat
straw make the beet bedding, and this
will al sorb ali the liquid IN the stables.
besides adding very good material to the
,dl.
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Which DR.. Didama, Dean Of the
Syracuse Medical College and Ex-
President Of the New York State
Medical Society, says "Is the only
slove known to me which is fit to be
used in the sick room, the school
Dom, the family room or any Other
room where human beings congre-
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ALL SIZES
LEAD & IRON PIPE

Wood sud Iron Pump, Sinks, &c. Large
took TIN. Glass and Wooden Ware in i"ct
oesrly everything in our line. Al Iluds
Of job Nork, Tic RoofnP, Eve,rougblns
promptly attended TO- We u .ke spec
sty Of tuning ,teeples aud beliries. We
ssrs Who cap get there every inc
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A GOOD Appetite

Que important item IN the management
OF both growing pigs aud fstteriDg hogs
is to keep up good appetite, aud cue
Of the sdvai tagts in allowing them to rnn
out is that The variety OF food they will
pick up will aid material y in keeping
the thnfly, healthy and with good app
petite.
In nearly all cases variety can lie supp
piled Nth lets trouble 10 this way than IN
any other When clostly confined geDen
ally hogs are not 1 wen as much vsrieiy Ss
is really necefs, ny 10 msiatBin the best
health. OF course in ttormy weather
there Is not much opportunity TO pick up
a variety rs is rally necessary 10 main.
tam the bert health. OF course 10 stormy
weather there is not much opportunity to
pick Up variety to eat, but during the
greater pant OF the season, if allowed to
run cut, they will pick up more or less
that wi add to the variety, and after
grass starts q bitter growth at mucL less
cost may be secured if the pigs are allow
ed to have the range Of a good pasture.
Fora short period, ant ch better gain 10
fsttenDg hogs for market may be secured
by cor hnirg in close quarters, but it is
usually done at an decreased risk OF loss,
so considering the good health and sppe
lite secured the most profitable plan is to
let them ron out.
In ieedl.s either for growth or to fstten
it is nicer to let the al imsls go little hun
cry than to overfeed, or have them lesve
feed from out neal TO smother They will
gain faster il they come TO THEN metls with
a good appetite than so cloyed hey eat
what is given them with little or no relish
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The custom Of uiuttring the eolls ont oil
doors Is EespoDtIble Tor msny Of the under
sizsd, tough. unsslsble horses, sbich are
Of no vsl1e. 1t is wlse for every farmer
10 take ii, colts 1t sesniag time, II no. bel
fore, aud Iced them Oh such a die, ss y ~
develop them 10 tue utmost
Colts should DO given al they can eat Of
inch food. Size can only be- oblsiped by
generous fesdlug uatiI the cote are MAJ
tnred The old ssying, Fosnt keeping
makes though horse, lss mistaken one,
Liberal ieedios gives Dor G chance to
develop tie blood which 10 10 tin.
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