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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
FOR PRESIDENT OF CUBA
Thomas Palma Will be Elected
Unanimously to That Position.
He Will Fill the Position Made Vacant
by the Death Of Jose Marti. The
inauguration OF the President
Of the Provisional Govern
ment to Occur Shortly.
Bv Southern Associated Press.

New YoHK, July 1O.-A natioual
Cuban presidential election is being
held all over the United States TO day
and also III Mexico, Jamaica and South
America.
Lust night the political clubs com.
posing the international party of Cubun
revolutionlsts met III the various cite.
of these countries and they each
elected delegate to tho Electoral Col
lego, which will decide who is TO be
President of the Provisional Govorn
ment of Cuba to fill tho vacancy caused
by the death of the late President,
Jose Marti.
The treasurer of the party IN the
United States is MIR. Benjamin j.
Guerra, whose headquarters are in this
city. TO day MIR. Guerra is absorbed
in the interesting occupation of re.
ceiving election returns.
at | O'Clock returns had been re-
ceived from New York City, Chicago,
New Orleans, Jacksonville, Vera Cruz,
Mexico and Philadelphia. The dele
gates from all these cities will cast
their ballots for Thomas Palma.
The indications are" snid MIR.
Guerra to day, "ihat Mr.. Palma will
bo elected unanimously, for all the
olher chnuiuhtes nave Withdrawn or
are Withdrawing"
when will tho new President be
inauguruted%"
'As soon as practicable. The Con.
ventiou Of the Provisional Government
Will meet III Cuba at n very early dutc,
perhaps TO morrow, but | cannot give
the exact time, for cable commuuica
tion is so much Interrupted that doay
la often caused on most important
matters.
The new president is lawyer by
profession and has n good record as d
wise statesman, Il man of broad views
aud brave soldier. de has been lden
titled with the cause OF Cuban lnde
pendence for many years.
There Is now no doubt that IA good
republican government Will soon be
formally established in CubE aud it
VIII be great county after that"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
Acts Like Magic,

While in swimming two years ago John
Clark, carpenter, living ut 4S X street.
northwest, Washington, d. c., met with
an accident which has caused him much
suffering about the feet. From that time
his foot has been sore and swollen, and he
writes that physicians gave him only tenn
porary relief Read what he says of Our
Gtol; 1T relieves pain like magic, and is
the best roInedy have ever tried" Drug.
gists sell 1t ut 90 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
B. ,. 0. ELkS IN CONVENTION
Harmony Once Again Prevails in
the Ranks Of the Order.
Their Cup of Happiness MARRIED by
an Unexpected Catastrophe. Many
Persons Severely Injured. The
Norfolk Delegation Es-
cape Unhurt.
BY Southern Associated Press

ATLANTIC OITY, n. j., July l0-Peace
has been restored in Elkdom. Ills
Was affected at this mornings session
OF the Grand Lodge of tue Is. L, q.
iilks. The entire compromise agree
ment mnde yesterday between Dst.
weller, Hay und the Board of Grand
Trustees was enthusiastically ratified
by the Grand Lodge when it was read
to. day.
The agreement provides that the
constitution as ameuded in Atlantic
City last year shall be submitted to
subordinate lodges for ratification.
Lodges instituted by the Jamestowl
body are to be considered regular
The two Puuxsntnwney, Pennsylvania,
Lodges arc ordered to he consolidated.
Payment OF per capita tax to either
side is to be considered full satisfaction
OF that Indebtedness. All suits are to
be dismissed. All property and funds
held by Messrs. Beohel, Smith and
.)etweiler are to be surrendered and
tho question of Judgment OF indebted,
ness incurred is to be submitted TO II
special committee.
After scttling the controversy in the
order at this mornings session the
Elks this afternoon had street par.
ade. The strongest lodges IN line were
from Hartford, Conn; Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore, Washington
Camden and Chicago.
DR.. Woodward, OF New York Lodpe
Lodge No. ]. was Conspicuous iu the
line, driving pair OF fine elks
attacked to two wheeled vehicle. The
prizes offered for competitive lodges in
the parade was won respectively by
Cleveland Lodge, II silk banner for the
largest number of men in line Phila
deiphla Lodge No. ,, for the best ap-
pearance, silver loving cup, and Hart.
ford Lodge, an onyx clock, for the best
marching order.
The session tomorrow will conclude
the labors OF the lodge. The principal
business to morrow will be the election
OF officers. w. q. Myers, of Philadel.
phin Lodge, is the lending candidate
for Grand Exalted Rnler, and il ia
ptobs bic he will be elected.
y irightful accident terminated the
Elk festivities at the Inlet Casino TO-
night in which large number of
persons sustained terrible injuries.
from which some will die.
IL was at $50 o'clock when Grand
Exalted Ruler, of the Buffalo body.
Meade u. Detweiler, of HARRISBURG,
had hnished his address at the opening
OF tue social session aud was about To-
introduce James j. Armstrong OF New
York. when cracking sound was
heard.
moment later the floor, upon which
were almost thousand people, slowly
opened and the mass of humanity was
nrecipltsted t. the first door, a distance
OF twenty five feet. Meu, women and
children were plunged into the hole
and upon one another.
The cries. shrieks and groans were
deHfenlng and the direst confusion
reigned. An alarm WAS Immediately
sent out and all tho physicians in town
responded. The work of eAtricating
the Injured proceeded rapidly aud by
II O'Clock they have all been removed
to the hospital or their hotels,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
Suffered for Eleven years

Robert q. Ware, blacksmith, Barton
Heights. Henrico county, has suffered
with sore leg for eleven years. and used
every remedy ho could find, with appar-
emily no results. He has used three bot
ties OF Qutatol and pronounces the results
wonderful. All pain and swelling aons
md sores healing rapidly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRs.
They Gather in Boston From Maine
to California.
BY Southern Associated Pross.

BOSroN, July 10. With the enrlIest
trims aud boats. almost with the rIs.
ing Of the sun, iho great army of
Christian Eudenvorers began to puur
into the city to day IN way which
utterly threw into shade any previous
influx OF visitors to any convention.
Parties OF two or three ou the rcgu.
lar ears. parties of fifty or hundred
III special cars attached 70 the regulnr
trains, aud III great delegations mum
herring several hundreds on epeclai
trains, they came pouring steadily into
the stations, and under the shilllul dl.
rectlon OF tue reception committee,
melting away on cars and through the
streets on the way to tneir quarters.
They came from every part of the
country, from Maine to Californiu.
Texas sent III her delegation and so did
The Canadian provinces, aud no hamlet
seemed too small and insignificant to
scnd some one to the great meeting.
The forco OF the reception committee
were more than twice HI large as yes
terdsy.
There were also delegations from the
Christian Union which gave their aid
i'll the work.
Small delegations kept coming in all
uuf' ~ ciuCh u lUUS lTdlu came III
from over the $500" line bringing
about 100 delegates; mostly from
Ontario md Illinois. Close after this
came train of five sleepers. This
was the iirst section, st. Louis and
Chicago each having on board l4o
delegates from Wisconsin,
BY midnight tonight nearly 30, 900
Endeavorers were IN town. During
the afternoon the business lortiun OF
the city was crowded by bands OF En-.
deavorers marching with their grips to
their headquarters and singing their
hymns, or stroiling and examining the
decorations.
The convention opened at 7:3O y. m.
with nineteen simultaneous meetings
IN Boston, Cambridge and Someryills
churches. Among the most important
vas that nt Berkley temple. Tie sub
ject of the evening, 1.-The Religious
Press, was discussed by Rev. William
Hayes Ward, -. D.. OF New York city.
Rev. a. h. Dunning. -. d.. OF Bos.
ton, followed. upon The relation of
the religious press to Christian En-.
deavof.
Jamaica Plain extended in its local
greeting to the Eudeayorera with n
grand union rally at the Jamaica Plai a
Baptist Church. Rev. Ralph III. Hunt,
pastor, presided.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
North atlantic Suuntrou.
BY Southern Assocln,ai pra..

WAsHtNdroS, July lU.-The North
Atlantic squadron is under orders to
assemble ut New York about August |.
The ships will go East along the COAST
ns iar as Bar Harbor. returning to
New York about September !. The
naval drills and evolutions will he belp
IN the vicinity OF New York durind
September nnd October. after which
the squadron will go to Hampton
Roads. The nature of the evolutions
has not yet been decided.
Newest Discovery EXT. teeth ne
pain. \. \. u. Rooms. 162 Main,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
MIA sun,nsr->nie OF sim.

Prices to close ont. Think OF fine
India and emma siks IN plaids aud
iignred, worth 40 and 5Oc.. now only
zoe. Iaileta finished Cnina silk, worth
5oc. and 60c., now only 39c.; India
brocade silk, worth 75c.. now 49c.
+. A. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
CAMBRIDGE AND YALE SPORTS
Meeting Between the Two Universi-
ties to Be Held in October.
By Southern Aasnc,a,aI pra,,

New loHK, July lO.-Yale has ao.
cepted the conditions suggested by
Cambridge for the meeting to be held
betweeu the two universities in this
country III October.
At n conference held last evening by
9. III. Sheriff., Jr., ana \. b. Cooke
ani consultation by telephone with
Capt. Sheldon to-day the following
cabIegram was drafted and sent to the
representatives OF the Cambridge Uni.
yersiiv Athlete Clnb:
4. ). IioWt, IyUuty HaN, CuNi6ri0gc.
Ehylm.d
Sheldon and Sheriff. consulted upon
our receiving Canbridge's acceptance.
Cumbridge's conditions satisfactory
Cambridge to sail ou Cuunrder August
3lst; games October 9TH. Suggest 22O
yard run Instead OF 800, ne our strnight
tracks arc only 300 yards long. Yale
will arrange nonse in New Haven and
put track at Cambridges disposal ii
Cambridge wishes.
G. S. SHERrILL, JR.
Mr.. a. b. Core, OF the Yale Advisory
Committee, sailed for London on the
Paris this afternoon. lie is authorized
to arrange oil details ia regard to the
matter, which is now assured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Special prices this week well made
salt. worth 81. 30. now 81 SS also finer
grades III white, blue and black in
stripes. dots aud figured.
X. A. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Choice Michigan hay, timothy and
mixed on track will be sold cheap. D..
Z. Reid Il Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Hot weather proves aepress n 10 those
VIII :, Hood is poor. such people shoull
enrich their blood with Hoods SarsApkrills,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

bPecIhI DlSpatth 10 The Nirginnn.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j.. July 10.-No
one from Norfolk was hurt in the coI.
apsed building at the Elks' social to.
night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
al NV ~ ,pr. an IA ,.i,t..

81 N'N tp"" Al ChtS.
Beautiful innli hats. all shapes in
chips aud leghOrns, full line OF Mill.
merry at Mrs. L. Ries, l0i Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
I N GLAD SEE YOU UHANG'
Was the Expression Mrs. Miner
Used at an Execution.

Alexander Simms Hanged for tho
Murder Of Policeman Miner. The
Condemned Man in a State of
Utter Collapse. The Rope
Cut His Neck.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Jamaica Plain extended in its local
greeting to the Eudeavorera with u
grand union rally at the Jamaica Plai a
Baptist Church. Rev. Ralph III. Hunt,
pastor, presided.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Continued on Second page.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01

With the chilly autumn days the
will look to her wooiens
which have been carefully slowed
away in camphor and tarpaper during
the summer months Every garment
must be carefully examined and
brushed. SO that il even one moth has
survived the summer season he may be
at opce destroyed The furs that are
to be mad over or dressed are laid TO
one side to be aent TO the furrier's; the
flannel underwear is looked over and
every tiny rip mended and all buttons
frightened, that the warm clothes may
be ready TO put on when necessary.
Coats and heavy dresses that are TO oe
also donned with the arrival OF severe
weather should be hung on the line
out of doors for several days. always
being taken in at night Two or three
DAYS Of such airing as this will enec
tually dismiss all odor from the thic'
folds Chicago Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01
COOKING APPLES

Apples cooked in the following man
ner will be found far superior 70 the or
binary apple sauce and really quite as
easily prepared: Pare them. and in
stead Of quartering them shave of thin
slices, as you would potatoes. Put
them in thick saucepan. porcelain
lined. and with just a little water 70
keep them from burning. first dissolv-
ing the same quantity Of sugar in il
that YOU would use 10 sveeten the APP
pies were you stewing them in the or
binary way. Cover them with close
fitting lid and cook gently on mol
crate fire until you can run straw
through the fruit. Don't stir this while
Il is cooking II there Is any danger cf
the apples burning. remove the sauce
pan TO cooler part OF the range and PIT
an asbestos mat under il. Remove any
scum that may form and turn the ap-
pies out in q dish TO cool. When cold
set on the Gee until needed. The fruit
will be of a beautiful golden color and
retain its form Of slices. although Y
will be almost jelly. 1t will keep fol-
homc days and is delicious with cold
meats or served ms a preserve with cake
Surrounded with a border Of whipped
cream. sweetened. IT makes most &C
ceptablc Observation-Disclosures or. /.
Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01
KITCHEN LORE.
some Fresh HInts for the Culinary Do
pArtment.

some Fresh Hints for the Culinary DO
partment.
There are no cooking utensils better
adapted to light housekeeping than
those of aluminium. They are so light
even in the large pieces that practicai'
lv no strength is expended in lifting
them: they are so thin that food Is
cooked in them more quickly than In
ordinary utensils. and they are easily
kept clean and shining without scour-
ing. In using tin one has constantly
TO be on the lookout for the corrosive
notion of acids, or food is easily
/ scorched.
| A better way to peel ripe tomatoes
than that commonly used is to put
them into frying basket, and plunge
the basket n second into boiling water
70 loosen the skins This is particular
IL the best way to do when one IS pre-
pariur a quantity OF tomatoes, and
wishes to keep them all firm and hard.
II boiling water is poured over them
in n nan. the tomatoes ut the bottom
are quite sure TO become soft before
they are peeled.
An excellent cottage pudding with
an apple filing made by q Swedish
cook. consists Of plain light cake
made in two layers, with a thick layer
~ tart apples peeled and grated spread
between. With these applesare mixed
the whites of two eggs, beaten 10
stiff froth. two teae , oonfuls OF vanilla
and sugar to taste
I;ce and cheese are very good with
, roast beef. They are cooked in much
tie same way as we commonly pre-
rare rnacaroni and cheese. Boil the
rice until tender in salted water
drain dry. then put in baking-dist
alternate layers of the rice and gra'ee
cheese. The layers Of cheese shouit
not be more than sprinkling- sea
son with salt and little butter. cover
: with sweet milk. sprinkle with mt
bread crumbs. and brown
: That despi>ed dish beef Ia mode
!. may be made really delicious, especial
:. " for a cold meal. If seasoned w'th
y variety Of suitable condiments
: Rub the beef. which should o
J from the round, with sa'
: and fne spices Put skewer
g across the bottom OF your saucepan
r and cover them well with thin slices Q
'e bacon. Lay the meat on these. cove
Is with more sliced bacon, and two-third
e of a cupful of vinegar. cover tightly
. ana simmer two hours. Then seaso
TO taste with few whole cloves. pei
ne per. two bay-lcavcs. mushrooms. a hal
re cunful Of tomato catsup. and sma
T. SLICED onion. Simmer in this gray
al until the meat is tender, adding
Z little stock if the gravy cooks away
nd much that there is any danger 70 u
Is mea, being dry. II cooked 10 bc cate
he only when cold, strain this gravy al
,c. boil IL down. then spread the meat wi'
ma tn. Y. Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01
CONSUMPTION AVERTED



More than four years ago Mrs. Cyrus +.
King. OF Willamsfcld, Illinois, was taken
sick and for three years treated with five OF
the best physicians OF Peoria, III. None OF
them seemed able 10 undcrs tand the nature
of her ailment Finally one physician de-
clarcd she was suffering from atumorin the
abdomen. This she took medicine Tor until
II was dried up, but still there was no I'M
provement IN her condition
"FYnally,r 10 use Mrs. Kings own words,
"Nfy condition became such that all OF my
fricnds declared IL was q mere matter OF
.ime until nv death would follow. All
thought l had consumption. ! was COM
pelled 20 lay down two or three times dur
ing the day even II did not work al an ana
I vvas abe TO do only the lightest One
evening was sitting In q chair while my
husband was lying on the lounge readins
marayine He read the advertisement OF
DR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People:
and turning To me said, Jennie, YOU ouen NJ
| IN try those pills Goodness knows you are
male enough The next day tried 70 get
box at the drug store in town but they mao
/ none 80 eeut 10 the firm for them and got
half . dozen boxes. ! had no more Than
taken one box until nm improvement Wal
noted in my condition. ~ was pus ~ eT =, =
work again and l began 70 rapidly gam
S1esh NV blood which had been like water
became healthy and strong and never TEL
better in my life. forgot to say tnat wniis
6rst slck | had ruptured one OF the innel
walls OF the abdomen. For tnrce years
had been compelled to wear . truss anc
handace. That think had considerable Z
40 with my weakly condition. had no
taken the pills more than week OF Uet
DAYS until j took the truss ana Dahuaec y.
and il has not been necessary Tor me 70 wsa =
Il ever since had weighed but eigniy
.arrd. ,vhen sick but in short while m.
sreioht had Increased TO lis. i am fuil.
convinced that l owe my life TO the use
nr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People,
.Not only myself has been benented Q
the pills but many Of my neighbors WI
took them on my recommendation are 10
enjoying perfect health wnere Del1 tSe Ar fir,
in this ncichborhood TO get them put 500
many Of the surrounding farmers wei
send:nR for them and now the Local oru'
rist always keeps good stock on manu-.
.Early this spring met with sewers
cident that threw mo back ioI VILE ME, ~ ~
n got six boxes Of the pills anu em no" Aes
! ing lust as well as ever"
Tie four little children Of Mr.. ana ar
i King. two boys and two girls arg suo.
2 and healthy looking and the mother "a
: they are kept 50 by taking pink piiis.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain, IN 60
" densed form, all the elements heG s,Nna -
= restore shattered nerves. they are u.s.
:. snerific for troubles peculiar 20 femai
, such As impressions, irregularities anu
e forms OF weakness In men they enec'
y radical cure In all cases arising from Ms =.
worry, overwork or excuses % mn al :
% ~ cents Z box or six boxes Tor Sy.p, =
1t nav be had OF oil druggists, or direct
re- NAH from DIR. Williams' Mcsiicine =
or schenectady. n. I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01

A great many horses form habit OF
soldering their feed around. Some
will root il out or take large mouth
full and then look around. thus wasting
considerable. The most effective meth
cd we have tried is to nail boards up
both sides and the front end Of the box.
Board it clear up. high enough TO keep
the horse from getting its head over.
Where horses get in the habit OF taxi
ing too much in their mouths Mt time
and are liable to choke, put couple OF
little rocks into the box; get nearly
round ones little bigger than your
fist. = james Pearson. in Farm and
Home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01
HOME HINTS Ano HELPS.

Roasted Ches,nufs: Pcrforate an
Old pan ~ roas, il. Slit the chestnuts.
yemoye one end and stir over "a hot fire
--Jeliel Chicken: Line pint bowl
with slices ~ hard-boiicd eggs. fill
with chopped chicken that has been
seasoned with salt. white pepper. cell
cry salt aud melted butter Pour over
one coffee cup OF water in which one
tablespoonful os gclatine has been dis
solved. >et on ice. = Ilousckeepcr.
Mock Chicken Salad: Beat three
eggs light. add half cup Of vinegar
and ,caspoonful yellow mustard and
stir until thick: butter the size o! an
egg. small teaspoonful Of salt. pepper
TO taste one tablespoonful Of cream.
and one OF sugar. Let boil. and pour
over one head of cabbage and one
bunch 81 celery chopped fine. West
ern Rural.
--Jellied Peaches: One quart Of
peaches after being peeled and cut In
! halves Twoleinons. one cup OF sugar.
one-third package OF gelatine and one
pint ~ water Dissolve the gelatine In
one-half cup Of water. mix IL with the
sugar water and juice OF lemons. and
pour Il over the peaches in shallow
dish. Set on ice for two or three hours,
or longer IL very hot weather. -Chica'
60 Record.
Chestnut Compete: Roast the chest
nuts and take of the shells; dissolve
one-half pound sugar with one'hal'
tumbler OF water. juice OF a lemon anc
some chips Of the rind. or table
spoonful OF vanilla extract; put this
and chestnuts in saucepan over {
slow fire ten to fifteen minutes, SO tina
the chestnuts may absorb some OF tn
sirup Serve in a deep dish and dust
powdered sugar over the top.-Orang
Judd Farmer.
Cream Cake: Two eggs, two cur
fuls Of -four. one cupful ct rich swce
cream, two cupfuls OF sugar. one cur
ful Of corn starch, two teaspoonsuls Q
baking powder and one teaspoonfui Q
vanilla. Bake in three layers an
spread the following cream betwee
/, each layer: The Filling-Half q cul
full OF sugar, three-fourths OF cupful {
milk. half cupful Of grated coco'
nut. one Tablespoonful of corn stare
: and three tablespoonfuls OF cream
4 Mix the corn starch with little col
milk. boil the milk and sugar togethe
{ stir in the corn starch and cocoan'
i and boil until done.-Ohio Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-01
LIGHT, AIRY STABLES.


Effect Upon the Health and Spirits OF the
Occupants.
Intelligent dairy farmers know That
4 is possible to have a stable light and
well ventilated. and at the same time 50
warm that water will not freeze In IT
during the coolest weather. Plenty
of windows are needed. and il is well to
q h;evash the whole interior at least
once a year.
To accomplish this at the least ex-
pense of time. make whole barrel OF
1.hitewash and apply il very thick with
n broom. Begin by sweeping the sides.
partitions and ceiling. Where the sur
face is uneven q force pump with
spray nozzle is excellent for applying
the whitewash. The whitewash must
re rubbed through q sieve to remove
the Jumps or they will clog the valves
az the pump. Keep the windows from
being splashed by lacking old bags or
blankets over them. Lime il purify ing
and deodorizing.ard makes 1t easier IL
keep the stable clean and in order.
Another reason for providing album
nan, lipht is to promote the health an,
vitality of animals. COW IN winter
dairy is like person engaged In s.
dcntary employment. She cannot re
ceive the stimulant 10 her vitality tina
a horse. for instance. gets from lapo
/ IN the sunshine. y cow cannot 90 ir
hest unless she is made comfortable 4
light and cheerful stable--N. \
yt..-,I