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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
POINTER FOR THE CARELESS.

How Unused Railway Tickets May BE
Redeemed at Slight Cost.
Some men with valuable unused rail,
way tickets on their hands sell them
to scalpers, while others go to the rail.
way company that issued them and OBJ.
tain their value in money, says the
New York Sun. Most men, however.
do neither. and accept the loss when
the ticket is worth less than a dollar,
Indeed, many men do not realizs that
railway companies stand ready to re.
deem unused tickets, even of small
value. SO that the companies must bi
richer by many thousands Of dollarl
per year by reason Of this neglect OF
ignorance. Every railway ticket bears
the name Of the general passenger
agent Of the road issuing the same. II
Is simple matter to inclose the ticket
with letter directed to the general
passenger agent, asking him to refund
the money paid, and explaining the rea1
son why the ticket is left unused In
the hands Of the purchaser. It is cour,
teous to inclose stamped envelope IN
which the money may be returned
When all these things have been done
the company usually Acknowledges the
receipt Of the ticket holders communi.
cation and promises to investigate the
matter. The investigation consists II
the proper Identification of the ticket
and little bookkeeping to set all right
in tho accounts. Then the purchased
receives from the company a check fo1
the amount due, along with letter RI.
questing acknowledgment on the part
Of the recipient. That closes the trana,
action. and there Is no material loss a.
either side.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15

Value Of Skim Milk for Hogs.-The
Farm and Dairy says that with hogs at
4 cents a pound. as part of a properly
balanced ration, skim milk should be
worth at least 20 cents per 100. or 2
cents q quart II fed sweet. Better not
feed It to fattening hogs at all, az 1t Is
too bulky. We would not feed It with
on meal, for the same reason. We
would feed 1t with wheat middlings and
corn meal, and to growing hogs exclus-
lively. Fed In this way every gallon Of
e should be worth : cents Whea hou
arc worth 3 cents . pound.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
The Beet-Sugar Industry.

According to official reports, the pro-
duction OF beet sugar is one Of the or
dinarily profitable branches Of agricul-
ture. The returns are double those
from wheat and many other crops. An
acre Of beets properly cultivated will
Yield about eleven tons. Eight hundred
and six pounds Of beets will priduce one
hundred pounds Of sugar. There II q
great deal Of syrup residuum. which
may be worked up into products Of
varying value. It IL said that alcohol
can be made at . high profit, which Win
add largely to the average net results
nom this source. Imperfect and undo
0lEoble portions OF the crop may b I'd
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15

presented in the accompanying cut.
The apparatus is constructed In sizes
capable of holding fifty, one hunoreo
or two hundred eggs. It is very easy 10
operate the new incubator, an even
temperature depending only upon an
uninterrupted current of electricity.
An automatic attachment keeps the
temperatur within one-tenth or de-
gree Of the normal temperature OF In
cubators. The degree Of saturation OF
the air is kept in the same manner.
Under ordinary conditions ninety
chickens can be counted out OF one hun
dred eggs incubated. The quantity OF
electricity required Is very small, Tor
an incubator holding fifty eggs ten 10
twenty watts being sufficient. depend
ing upon the temperature OF the outer
air.
For raising the chickens after they
are Matched an electric mother mas
been devised. The upper part Is de-
voted to the freshly-hatched chicks,
while the lower part is arranged so that
chicks can run around on the ground
and at the same time find heat and pro-
lection when they desire it.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15

Of jacket may materially influence the
future of the breed to which he may
happen to belong. At present 1t ap-
pears that the favorite color in the
Hackney of the future will be chest
nut, as the majority Of the leading stall
lions Of the day, from the great
Danegelt downward, are of this shade
of coat. His Majesty is Of this color.
and SO are Ganymede, Carton Duke of
Connaught, Connaught, NJ. p, and
many other eminent sires of the day,
and other good horses too numerous to
mention. The championship at the
Hackney Society's show has, moreover,
only fallen to the lot of one horse that
was not chestnut, the animal in ques-
ton being Mr.. Flanders brown Reality;
whilst it will be seen from the report
Of the Royal" show last week that a
very large share Of the prizes fell to
animals Of this shade of color. From
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15

A Blast Furnace with Center Blast.
In the furnace shown in the illustra-
ton air is forced to the center Of the
charge as we'll as supplied at the side..
making the whole interior Of the fur
mace a melting zone, preventing gases
going to waste, increasing the capacity
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
SOME INVENTIONS.
RECENT PROGRESS IN INDUS
TRIAL FIELDS.
An Electric Hen the Product of . Stras-
burg Mans Brain-For Rising Sunken
vessels-New Blast Furnace-Popular
Science.

Strasburg electro
clan has patented
an electric hen
which it is said far
surpasses any in
cubator yet invent
ed. The difficulty
in keeping an even
temperature expert
enced in the hot-air
and water incubat-
ors, is entirely over
come in the machine
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15

First Physician-Is this q case that
demands a consultation?
Second Physician-I think It u. The
patient Il extremely rich.-Exchange
What makes you think he cares for
you!"
why. mamma talked to him Tor
more than IN hour last evening. and
10 really seemed to enjoy it!'-PuneA.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
Explosive Power Of Nitro Glycerin.

Explosive Power Of Nitro Glycerin.
Whoever works with high-grade ex-
plosives must take his life in his hand.
Some Of the accidents that have &C.
CURED in the course Of the manufacture
and handling Of such materials are as
Interesting as they are shocking. Re
Gently a man driving two horses to a
wagon carrying twelve hundred pounds
of nitro-glycerin met with some acct
dent and upset his load. The team.
wagon and driver were simply reduced
to undiscoverable atoms. A fragment
Of the mans clothing, found over a mile
from the scene Of explosion. was all
that could be traced as having belonged
to human being. In the adjacent
fields cattle were killed by the shock.
and in towns around the country horses
ran away with fright, windows were
broken and buildings were shattered.
Almost all Of the window glass in the
houses for several miles around was
broken. and a hole was made in the
earth fifteen feet deep. sixty feet across
at the top and thirty-five at the bottom.
When such explosions occur with the
entirely unconfired product, 1t Is not
difficult to imagine what might happen
were this dangerous compound shut in
and circumscribed by rigid bounds.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
Glass Bricks.

Hollow bricks Of glass are being used
In the construction Of the walls of win
ter gardens and plant houses. They are
so set that the hollows are filled with
rarefied air. which is a non-conductor
of heat. The bricks are laid in a ce-
ment that unites the entire mass firmly.
1t Is thought to be possible to use bricks
without any support and experiments
are being made on roofing with this
glass. which. put up in arch shape. will.
It is hoped, be sufficiently strong to an
swer all purposes without the wood or
iron frames ordinarily used in such
buildings. Houses Of this material are
said to be heated at much less cost
than those made after other methods
The light comes through the bricks,
and extra windows are not necessary
The system is thought to combine great
strength and economy, and If it is
success will almost revolutionize the
building Of plant houses.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
Apparatus for Raising sunken

Apparatus for Raising sunken Vessels.
The illustration represents a two-part
hull, with the parts rigidly connected
with each other by an overhead frame
work. and carrying hoisting devices for
raising a sunken vessel. The hull parts
support at their adjacent ends swing
ing cranes which carry graphing de-
vices adapted to be raised and lowered
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15

Every man u the architect Of his owA
Claudius.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-08-15
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS or INTEREST TO
AGRICULTUR:STS
Some Up-to- Date Hints About Cultiva-
ton Of the Soil and Yields Thereof
culture.
OND ON LIVE
Cfnck TO,,rnol covR.

Stock Journal says:
Fashion doubtless
has much to do
with the color of
horses, but it is
nevertheless GER
tain that the acct
dent of a fashion
able-and prepo-
tent-sire being of
q narticular shade
The state herald., 1895-01-25
TO OUR FRIENDS

Tie proprietor Of this paper after
much eerion- thought concluded TO take
in partner. and after Sunday another
member viii b. added 10 tho iiim The
paper and infringement will continue
nndrr the same name, as the new NON.
bor will ndop, the name of tho editor
nni will 10 know thereafter as Mn
Barnes. oi NcCook. instead OF Miss Rose
f'sr. Ne cnke, no presents, no cards. al
the wedding will IN very quiet one in
keeping with hoih contracting parties
but we wish your good will and friend
ship. Now is ihc time 10 subscribe
McCook Times.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
Board continued on settlement Will

Board continued on settlement wit
county treasurer till 5p. m.
On m5titn, board adjourned to NEE
at o o'clock n. m. Jan. llth, 1875.
,!au. lth, 1895. Board met pursuan
to adjournment, present., full board.
Board continued to- work on county
treasures business till u O'Clock noon.
On motion, board Adjourned to neet
Mt O'Clock p. M.
One O'Clock p. M, board mot pursuant
! to Adjournment, present, fun board
Board continued on settlement with
county treasurer.
Treasurers report Of double and er'
roneous assessments was accepted and
ordered filed, and the county treasurer
port.
Treasurers report oi treasures asBess-
mcnts was accepted and or 'ered fled.
Claim OF Il A. Hoskins $40. IS fees as
per report OF double md erroneous assess.
ments WAS allowed,
Claim Of B. A. Hcskins sll.69 fees on
taxes collected on treasures assessments
allowed.
On motion, board adjourned 10 meet
Jan. 18th. 1895 Mt On IN.
Jan 18th, lso5, hoard met pursuant
to adjournment, present. full board.
RESOLUTION.
Office OF the clerk o: tho board Of conn
ty commissioners Of Phillips county,
Colorado.
iolyoke, Colo, Jan. 18th, 1885.
/ Whereas, Il has come to tho knowledge
OF the members OF this board that n
number of the people Il this phiiiipsl
county are In destitute circumstances
and that great number ci appeals have
been made TO the board for aid; and
Whereas, The relief iund IL said
soun,y is wholly insdeq uate TO meet th,
demands Ter those who arc in actua
need;
4 Therefore, bc II resolved by il,.s board
and 1t is hereby deciaicd, that an appea
will have to be made 10 tho genera
assembly u the state of Colorado, iol
such relief M they may deem ndeqnsf,
to NEE; the necessities Of the needy pee
pie u this county.
And II IL further declared as the sense
o. this board that the citizens OF tbi,
county should mike every rudenyor IL
The state herald., 1895-01-25
NOVICE.

Notice is hereby given that, all who
'npv need help from the county, must
GREATER. bring two Witnesses to certify
that snch parsons ar. in actual need. or
else mnbe their application tor hclp at
least i've days before they must have
help, in order to give the county coz
misslnners or the committee time TO IN.
Vestigaie the cnses ~ applicants. All
applications TO be lett with county clerk.
BY order Of board OF county commission.
ers. : W. BEGos, County Cl.rk.
BY l.. LIE BLANC, Deputy.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A Pittsburg firm Is 'v"rtisia, u new
tangled dish washer that il Ella ms Will Iu
the business " Ia urnines, n d,sp'lci,.
This rs an article indrp-r-,bc 4, the
well beng of every we'll ~ llaf, d family,
though there nr~ certain hotels Ru I ros
t'urap's tbHt seem 10 Rattle alonp Uifl-
out II. b. ths-sny speaking oi this yer,
Necessary nonsehoid bless ng, " mos
Say hat we have never yet Been any in
proysment upon the old original H. n
Besides, the old-'ash,oned sor cao Dc
utilized In so may otnTr Nays
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Som. time ngo tame lony-h lire |
goat formed part OF tho regular crew oi
a passenger steamer on saryirs bc,ween
an English port aud n co itinsntnl one
Alter tins the caston, aithnn.ins
discovered that it wore n false coat, mant
times ion large 'or 1t. rae g,it's oRn
hair was clipped very close. arouni it.
body were packed cigars. inca, etr, and
then the false coat wa, sk'llfuily put on
aud fastened or hook, IN / eyes. -EI
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Ths trnshfui, startling Title ofa box about
Note. bar. tnr only harmiesN. guaranteed TO-
baeco. habst cure II you want 10 luit and
can't. usa mo tobsc." iiraees ~ nicoiihi,od
nerves, siiminatsa nicotine poison-, makes
weak men gain strength, weight ana yiG'r'
Positive cure or money refunded.
Hook At druggists, or mailed free Address
rhs sterling Kennedy to. Chicago o. Kan
dojph -t.i Saw York. 10 sprnc. ST.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

The sugar r-coatiug, which makes Ayers
Pulls 30 easy TO take. dis.olves immedi
atrly OH reaching the stomach. and so
permits the full strength aud benefit OF
the medicine TO b. promptly communi
Gated As your druggist for Ayers Al
manac. Just out.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
COUNTY OFFICERS.

D~urTr CLxnK-Stsxart W. Beges.
DHxuvv--A r. Guthrie.
CopNTY JUpGK-Wm. G.. Robinson.
fnRAsUnKp A. Ho~kinn.
8UPT. OF ecaooI.H- {. u. Tiinberlnke.
AnsEssor q. Weaver
orRvEyon Lowe.
CsBoHKl-I. r. Lewis.
csnnIs iosxis-wm. n. kiplins, 8. Nelson
=. D. Copp.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Ths best salv. iu tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, Ulcers. salt fbeuni. fosei
sores, tsttsr, chnpped bapdn, cli blsipa,
corns, aud all skin cruptinDr, mud posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required II
Ia guaranteed TO give aaiiafactiop, of
tuonsy refunded. Price % cents per box,
Fer siis AZ The my DRUG store.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Hyatt. a Elliott has just received nn.
other cnr u the justly famous Lppp'uont
aour. Patent Nonpareil 500. Belle Of
Longmon, 10 cents. Special prices on
lots uf 100 pounds and upward.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
WHEN THE SHOE piNCuEs,

A certain merchant Of Bolyoke il very
much exercised over f.. H. Whitham's
Minnesots flour. from the fac, 1t is cheap
or and better grade than the gentleman
has for sale. i. II. WHITMAN.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Wbiskers that ar. prematurtiy gray or
faded should be colorcd to preven, the
look Of age. aud Buckinpham's Dye ex
celia all Others In coloring brown or black
The state herald., 1895-01-25

What are prices coming TOP Judging
from the prices OF books, cups. saucers
and silverware at The City Drug slure
they are coming to ~. * bottom.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

. The county dads were lending out
coal and flour TO the needy of Phillips
county this week.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
erATt oFFICERa.

0ovHRSoR-Dnvis II. Waite.
W. 9ovERNon-David II. Nichols.
6x1nKrApY OF Srs1K-Selson q Mctlter.
BfArx TnEssuRKR- Albert Nance
esp- rrr .i.a.-.i..hn =. Nufrsy.
efAI.. nuDiloR-F. N. Goodyknoris.
ATTORNEY -Ensene Ing,ey.
hHAron 2Jru pIsIRIcT-J. II. Painter.
RRPkxsRNrArIvE- james $. Csrnahaa.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

The man who is in the bahit Of borrow
ing q paper 10 read and never taking
one IL SAID to have invented a stove FOR
cooking his meals from the smoke from
his neiuhbor's chinroy,
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Total

TOTAL tiUZi 80
Claim OF u. A. IIoskius eld.l0 r.domI.
tion for county for n.w ! 800 10 allowed.
On motion, board adjourned TO meet
at p. m.
Ole o'clooh y, M, board mrl ruHnnni
10 adjournment. present, full board,
Board proceeded 10 settle with county
judge wm. Z, Robinson for the year 1894,
report OF SAID year showing total eafn
ings 10 be sl0l01j and ON presentation
Of r,ccipts showing amount Of el'ili0
having bssu deposited with the eonniy
treasurer 70 he cridii'i tp county iad{
anb lrft OF c1sniY = 'uri Zee fia.
Tho claim Of wm, @ i.obpsos for
1884 WIS allowed nnd vnrrani dfrWn
on said foe fund
III, following claims were allowed:
Gade Weaver assessor clerk hiro ESQ
70
u. Scars hnuling booths /
II. a. Ho.kina. kiniling. o
Hyatt y hillp,, md-' - u swabson
"a J,iierm,n 30
Al Guthrie, slj feea 10 Hamilton ,.
not allowed,
A. y Guthrie, el3.60 fees in Hamilton
case Justice court not allowed.
W. y. i.obnsons o. toosin Mrs. Carl
son insanity casa WIS lhit over.
W q. it1biusbn EFT 80 iess In Jchn 7
/ tvnifa inaa,ity saaa. ua. in,d nv.Y
The state herald., 1895-01-25

johnnie get your chcmicils, drug,
stationery, wall paper and anytOng in
the drug line al the Central Drug Store.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Tho state hns changed hands. aud
Colorado IL once more under the control
of fnll corps of competent and efficient
men. No moro "blood 10 the brides, I,
20 morc military display. Peace un1
qnic, once more reign within tho bortrra
of tbs feifest state In the UNION. All hail
W. nee TpYefumo1ti ~
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Place your orders early and be pre-
pared for cold weather. Sutherlant
sells the best.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Prescriptions carefully compounded ut
the Central Drng Store at I'll hourR.
q. W. Quinn Drug ca.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Prof c. B Tinberlnkr. returned TneeN
day from Denver v here he had been for
the past two weeks
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Win wonders never cea.e? From the
cheap price Of wall paper a, The CITY
Drug Store we would say, "Nn!'
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Don't buy yonr wall paper aud paints
till you SEQ q. W. Quinn Drug Co
The state herald., 1895-01-25

BY gum! Tho q. ". Quinn Drug Co.
are selling wall paper so cheap that you
can't help hut buy. See their samples.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

fRRaIpYNr-GrovcrC Cleveland.
PRKsIpEsr OF SESArE-A. L Stevenson.
CRIRv JUsTIcE-Mclville ". Fuller.
6DcnrrApy or STATE-w. Q. Gresham.
" TRyAsuRY-JolnG q. Csrlisle. '
=" wAn-Dnnici Lamont
'' " NAvY-Hilary A. Herbert.
" INTEnIoR-Ifoke Smith.
AdMCuLTuhE-J. 5. Morton.
ATTORNEY GENhaA Richard Oiney.
PoSrNAnTER GESrRAI-Wil.on ). Bie.cll
.. y. SEHAroRs-II. NJ. Teller. y o. Wolco't
kxYREsEsrATIvEs-l -l.afc Pence. John Bell.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

WATCH +, r my spring opening Of
millinery. Mrs VIOLA WOODRUFF.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Good things 10 this world aro alwnya
the chcnpest says Bob Bufiotic. Fof
instance; "SpriDR wnicr costs less ihan
whiahcyi boz oi cigars will buy two or
three bibles: n state election costs more
than n revival oil religion; you can sleep
10 church every Sabbath morning Tor
nothing, but "A nnp IN u Pullman car
costs you eco every time; tho circus
takes 10 ceDis and theatre 100, but
tho iuiuoionafy box is grateful Tor II prn.
nyi tho race horac scoops IN s1OOj the
first dny, while tho church bazaar l.pts u
week, works twenty live TO thirty Of the
best women IN America nearly 10 death
aud comes on, with si0 10 sl0O."- TX
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Breakfast bacon, boneess ham, ',olog-
M and lard at W. r Shamp & Co.'S.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
pRGciNor OFFICERS.
CITY OFFICERS.

Jes1fcM-A. II. BUi-n and Y. e. thrrnins.
gsapYADLxs-J. g. Kidd and q. W. Souis.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

AAYon-- n, ". Garland.
PoiIcs JupaE-A. II. liodsn.
RDconpEh-P. J. D-mpster.
NAnsaAI.-Robcrt Kruger.
fnnAsunnn--G. T. Clark.
fausyxEs- John b. Cummins, u. Cavsnansi'
!. q, Whithso, 4. L. Jones d. A. Gadiy and
Dee. b. Wslr.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

1SlysgS Posr No N-Mee's every Saturday
sNss.con at tho q. A. u. Hall Mt o'clock.
n, y. KBi.sry, Adj. Gro. TaEoo, Commander.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

p. p. A.
- Farmer. Protective Association meets in
- 4 Z. q, hall snd aud t,h Saturday Of each
meath, Us. suocKry, President.
cuxv. WrrAos. sse. q. O. DuLEY, Cor. Agent.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A full line Of drugs will bs found at
the Central Drug Store
The state herald., 1895-01-25

X. OF ?.
OAsscur I.opaa No. sa-Mee,s e,ery wednes-
~ alsht. Gso.B. Wrin, &C.
=. \, ALssnsHARpf. X. Of II. As.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
OFFICIdL DIRECTOR y
Y. 8. LAND OFFICE. STERLING.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

1ysrsrxn-P. J. DEMPsTER.
kscNIvKR-DIxoS BrcuASAS.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

10. O. =. .ENcAMr''Gkr.
uOLYOKE EvCANPMES1 40. ~. meets
every second and fourth Thursday evening"
?. u. snirM. CT. U. W. GARLAND, s. w
OWAs. =. PrrEs. Sbribe.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
A. o, v. W

Holyoks Lodge No. ts meet. In the !. q. o. y.
ball ist and sri Monday evening.
Ropy OLIVER Recorder s.McKtssEr.A.W. u
The state herald., 1895-01-25

.. o, o.. =.
HoLyosE I.opos No, 76-hi.sts every Tuesday
evsnins At Bnker's Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily tn,it>i In attend.
y. n. wnfrsAM. .S.cy. y, II. JoussoS, NJ u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-27

liable and Of Superior intelligence In
retrieving work. being fearless In water
and very fast swimmer. Messrs. Hardy
and Hall both own good Irish settlers. Mr..
Halls Nat being a very handsome dog.
strong in Champion Glencao blood and
serviceable on game. r. NJ. Palmer owns
q valuable son of Champion Kildare.
good retriever and = promising young
animal John L. Kahaley also owns a
handsome animal In his dog Bill. OF
Glencho stock, and a dog Of experience
and ability on game.
The setter should display great
amount OF quality" a term which Is
difficult Of explanation. though fully APP
preciated by all experienced sportsmen.
1t means a combination of symmetry as
understood by the artist, with the pecu-
liar attributes OF the breed under exami-
nation. as interpreted by the sportsman.
The general outline Is very elegant and
more taking to the eye of the artist than
Is the outline of the pointer.
In Irish settlers the color and feather
Of the coat is most sought after by breed
ers. The correct color must be a rich,
dark, mahogany red. and the feather
iiiic, ipiAS anu SHINY. iyp6 Oh nSdu
should be long and lean, with a specially
prominent DOME. ears set low, and
stop at eyes well defined.
The Gordon Setter.
The Gordon setter Is not well repre-
scented In Seattle. As hunting dogs they
vary greatly in merit. naturally good
looking, but inclined to be headstrong
They are much slower In their work on
game than either the English or Irish
setter, and a few fancy them for this
reason. finding them very serviceable
dogs on Wilson snipe and good retrievers
j. B. Mefcalfe owns one gooG Gordon
setter, said TO be a very fine HUI. ding dog
Tine Pointers Qusltiies.
The pointer has few admirers In Seat