The Newtown bee., 1894-11-30

rinzsuchsshape as Stosinsures its ,perSect palt|lstl9n Nrna afNt fENstinBi}aftRi9PP, Bi}aftRi9PP,G9. q what, ever rood colt eats, so much is first 'sakensfor~the iwork of maintenance-of inaihtaining his bodyj the rest, if any i IS isft s goes ' a ta foTna S5aa pore bone and :, ,m9lqassscls,, tp igiysihtm more strength and nouragey and ato maksi him superior to h1hls hls ffflloiEs fH i pot so gel fed By far the major portion of his ration is used up in the. wqsk ;ofl maiatenafesa but the profit is derived f55oYn Ifhe adHd1d Ha fmPGans N Hs which promotes his nj growth. Hence, to ,!s stint t the colts feed is to voluntarily cut off profit. Bad treatment never made a good hoxserif colt is worth keeping k all, he fs worth keeping weI1. 2 Sa q D Rester,ag agftate for claan hcinga lifs Hou thipkt gqqrHmepey.. was lost shrough a ipb, than rae to cut of she source of revenue
 for fine hogs, cattle, grain, vegetables and bedquilts. These are all admirable And dsssfsihgof encouragement, bdtehe oonntry boys and eirH wsuid not give a \ 'nicksl at bse gate to gee them, for they ses them eveEaay efsthsir- Nvsss E.zis the thrilling spectacle of hardfought race that their souls. are yearning flor,
 and such struggles as are seen on the
 bull rings'' is a sorely disappointed
 person upon first visiting great race
 meeting over mile track, and will, if candid,s confess that burger for a s'horse race" has not been appeased. o.s" a~s.--a..
 1'Recent sales have proved" says The
 Horseman, ,S"thAt the business bd bleed ing the light harness racehorse has for the most part passed into the shands of shreWas R1ainy men who ara woEkipg along the tried and true line that to
 produce winners winning blood must be
 used, and the best only preserved to perl petuate the ;. ,breeda Same men have spentavast fortunes in trottiHg stock, phave kept on adding to their studs from Year to year animals which on paper
 should have, proved pure gold son any Harm, but atIthe same time have.paid 10
 heed to. thei Cry tor development, for proof that the colts theyibred were race horses, not commercials. On the track
 the gs rasehorsss ,.q f meets the crucial test of
 his excellence 5 tbere theiwheatnis wins nowed from the chaff, families divided into good, bad and indifferent branches h in short, psEformanpe on the. race course is nowadays the ebuyer's guide.a' sa a.1 :, 1sIt is a,wonder to nae that. city. folks in search Of a a'"hoyflty do. d.. not organize coaching parties in the fall to make, the rounds of the country faifs,,'s writes NJ. T. Grattans in Bresder's. Gazette. a.sAt this season the .tcountfY is at "its best, and the .peoplei themselves, as.an inter- esting,, entertaining study, afe incompar. able.l For such a trip. as thisl L would recommend Wisconsin, No state in the Union excels it for country hotels < none excels it's varied and beautifhl scenery. Lots .of the home strotters and pacers come 'verI near being cracker-jaeks, while they are driven with. .a .yigoEs determination and ehthhsiasm which an ardent crowd of partiis,a,ns ,,l st stimulates. The idea of running off to Europe or
 Some stale resort ott. when such a. 'fia6 mine pi of enjoyment, reeuperation"an and rugged
 health is. waiting to. be. worked at our very doors! Perhaps, I,afn too5apaftial to the Wisconsin fair.,1for I am q nlatiYse
 here.and to the manner born, but + will agree, to. forfeit All iof next years win. 1ings to any intelligent company that condemns me as prejudiced.n , "
 IssDirectum, is in California, landait. is
 likely rhat -befofe the sseasbh forlawhith T pi ia1JD sIhsslS.ssf Fl a4. ei.f3 L5esa the horse was leased to Hickpk comes to an end athe black son of Director will have made q mile better than his present. record of. 2.o5 l7A,a thus establishing Hicktk' fame al 1 tfainef 'and drtvet,ss tobserEea The ,Bneeder's | sazettes.. ss..At all events the horst hat won fn' public purses this season $l3, 900. that being first moneyof 89oOo in the great stallion
 race at'Boston' and 1$4ooo for the race with Nelson at Rigby Park. Irasmuch aA it was openly annopnced. before, the roe a with Aiih ti,at sle marc < y as td ra
 ceiye $40pQ for .trDtting aeainat pineotnm
 and as Hickok had the balance of the
 gAteareceipts, Yin. or Ibsd; ;,tis q nrsthink
 thAt the anpnunt trQm that. spnIcA WAS
 1or. .less than $500e, mining 'as total 1of l
 $ls, 900 that has been placed to Direct-
 pm's credit thia seasan4 Rerhapss anne of the sasl4hed 4silo hikfvbs bsens sO' sssidaonalr prens slz IT idea tIlst