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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
MEXICAN 1NTERNAT1oNAL STRIKE
Citizens Meeting and Adoption of Reso-
lutions of sympathy.

Citizens Meeting and Adoption of Reso-
lutions of sympathy.
Eagle Pass Texas. February H. a
meeting under the auspices of the board
of trade was held tonight for the purpose
of taking such steps as will express the
sentiments Of the citizens Of the commu-
nifty in regard to the strike existing in
the shops Of the Mexican international
railroad. The meeting WAS well attended
and all present expressed deep concern
and anxiety for n speedy settlement OF the
trouble The following resolutions were
ADOPTED. and. as an initial step. will he
presented to the railroad company ana 10
the strikers tomorrow;
Whereas A difference OF opinion exists
between the Mexican International Rail-
road company and its employees as to the
amount Of remuneration which should De-
raid to said employees. and as result OF
said difference a condition OF stagnatlon
exists. affecting disasirousy the interests
of both plrtics cOncc rned therefore be II
Resolved That the board OF trade OF
Eagle Pass and citizens view with regret
said misunderstanding, and earnestly hope
that said differences may be arranged
satisfactorily to all concerned, ana the
era of good feeling which has heretofore
existed between the company ana its en-
ployes may he speedily restored. BE IL
Resolved. That we have learned with
deep concern of the heavy loss recently
sustained by the railroad company by
which valuable property has been de-
stroyed. and we tender 10 the, company
our sincere sympathy and coincidence in
their heavy loss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
NEW OnLrANs RACES.

New orleans. La. February 20. Seven
and one-half furlongs-Littlo Billy. 10.
tShcrren IL to !. won. Van Brunt, l0
tRoss). s to I, second, sprlngvale. los or
Murphy, 20 TO |. third. Time. 1886 l-2.
SIX furonga-uld Gentleman. iol ui
Willumsl, 10 10 !, won, Minnie W. III
Ulnm,. 10 to t. second. Festival, 1906 PENN
10 TO ], third Time. 10 ii.
Seven furlonps- Ban Johnson. iW New
conn. II To !. won. War Song. l0i CThorpe)
Il 10 l. second: Ncwhousc. 10 q. HIND, Z
to |, third. Time. 2s 80.
PuIuc. 5000. the Leap Year handicap
los tSims), 7 to 3. won Jim Flood, 102 %
Davis), 10 to |, second. Dockstadcr. JOG
,9horror), . to T. third Time, A.
Seven furlongs- Masonic Home, i0'
niarD, 10 10 l. won Master Fred, l0i a.
IND. G Ia t. acconi; Hlackbali i0i (Shcr.
rcrD, 10 /, third. Time %
Threo-year-olds and up, seven furlonas
Rinemnstcr, lni tThorpel, to ]. won;
Dohbins. l0i fHaysl 70 10 I, second; Pan
wnv, lo2 %, DavIs). to l, third. Time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
THE HOTELS.
The Lawlor-Rates $3.50 and So per
day. james Lnwlor. ProDrietor.

W L. Mcbride, san Antonio; E. Smith,
Chicago; W. l.. Pattillo. San Antonio: X.
", Brooks, St. Louis; G. Goodfellow. san
Francisco o L. Ernest. Philadelphia; S.
Flaecns and wife, Wheeling ". Va
y 5. Manghan, Mobile. Ala; j. w. All
son Houston; Mrs V, V. Mangham, Mo
tlle, Ala. Hugo Sachs, Galveston: Miss
Aleen Mangham Mobile, Ala; Allen T..
Cameron, Galveston: +. NJ. Tuckett, Kan
as l.; hapman, Cuero; w. Ii. Horton,
New York; T. u. Gavin, Galveston; j. r.
swanson Danville, Va; o. Charles and
we, Chicago; j: B. kennard, Gonzales /.
! L. Mccoy Fort Worth u. MCCOY
sMierman' +. Johnson. Houston; r. s.
l0hnson New York; w. S. Collins. Dent
;en L. Dana, New York II. NJ. White.
Houston, b. b. Reynolds, Dallas; Mrs
faanle Campbell, Houston: j. NJ. John
SON. Dallas; 81 Povels. New Work: S.
II Church aud wife. Denver; John T.,
layton, Gainesville; Miss NJ. @. Jones,
sssladeelphia; W A. Williams, Greenville.
Sis, o. Il. Jones, Philadelphia: j, b.
bale, Jr., Greenville; Phil Jacobs, San
shtonio' Il. NJ. Peters. Galveston: r. j..
ssarphy' Atlanta, Ga; a. Il. Dohbins
rNtsburg; George Jones. New York.
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ORCHARD NOTES.

,,i ilees and small fruits generally like ap-
ss,.s s,on Of ashes and bone dust. BY
assured.
experienced fruit growers buy but few
,ss.eues OF trees and vines. but the new
,a'i'efs buy everything they hear about.
M M New England people had planted
NJ. "v.s-huts IN place of elms that coun-
~ NJ would never have been a good place
migrate from.
currents and gooseberrics thrive IN nj
80 any soil and will stand considera Bile
fruit '''' Wv S'eiu iaif crops
and n rs often the case that too much top
Kil w W. many branches draw from the
RIVER branches. '' 'o "'s' ''''
bt,sS. commercial orchard of 200 trees it Is
,arjs,,oo nave forty trees each OF nve
Varieties. '''e trees each oil ioFty
srinr me most important items in man
fruits irnit farm. and especially small
kfors - - W prepare the soil thoroughly
."e Painting.
,ns ~ grown in clayey soil are darker
sraysI,' glossy than when grown on
est tas,oa '"u' nut the sweetest and rich
,ol grapes are grown on gravelly
can be Ca,y IN exceptional cases that 1t
eA orcb uuns'dered good plan to i'll an
ioFily ~ ~ with young trees In IL ma
iofmer er rasts the soil is exhausted by the
thrifty moving Of the old canes in the
brahnye 'o"lns plants is about all of the
serves II tneeded with currants, and 1t
ard in Aeep the plants in a good shape
ely. sood fruiting condition gener-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAINS.
New Time Table on the Galveston. Hous
ton and Henderson

New Time Table on the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson.
After two months experiment. with tn,
time table of the Galveston. Houston and
henderson, the management has con.
cluded TO increase the train service be.
tween Houston and Galveston. and foi
that purpose has promulgated new
schedule. which VIII 20 into effect mex
Sunday. Under the present arrangement
there are six trains running daily between
Houston and Galgeston--throe each way
IN addition to nm early morning express
uain ont Of Galveston at I O'Clock The
Galveston, Houston and Henderson being
operated Jointly by the Missouri Kansas
ana ieNas ana tho International and Great
Northern, the schedule il divided UP be-
tween thc three roads. giving each a train
TO and from Houston and Galveston
me now schedule. in addition to a few
slight changes in the arrival and departure
uine OF The present trains, will give an
additional train between the two cities.
The International and Great Northern
through tran from ST. Louis, due to an
terminates here. viii he run through 10
Galveston. leaving here at ! u. IN. and
reaching Galveston at 2:25 p. m.
me new train out of Galveston will lie
local Galveston, Houston and henderson
train, leaving there at l:2j p. m. and ar
irving in Houston at 3 p. IN.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas through
St. Louis train, now leaving Galveston n,
$50 y. M, will depart at 1870 l.. m. and
reach Houston at 6;l0 p. M. instead of an
y. IN.
While the local representatives Of the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson HAY,
not received the ofilcni iisuros Of the new
schedule, the following table shows thl
new time from the Information advanced
l.eaVe-G:l0 am. 10 a. m, l pm, AS pm
Arrive-5:SO am, 1910 am, $50 pm, GIL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First race. seven and onc-half fnrlongs-
Equinox, Bon Soir, lIncckel, Plug, 30
Waterman To-, Joc-o-sot H. Sir John
li9. Salvador l2J,
Second race oue-half mile, 2ycar-olda
selling Lillian wilkes lOl, Tom Brady
Star Tobacco sangulne loi; Anger Sub
gtltuion. luS
Third race. scvcn-clghths of n mile
Loyal Princess 81 John Stewart So Bag
pipe lOl bessie Nichols. Lottic Mills, i0s,
kindofa lOi. Btgue l0i Beatifcc iG. CON
stautinc. R1inmakcr, loa, Hubert IN
Fourth race, one-mile handicap liowlintt
Glecu l02, Dutch Arrow 30, Peytonia NJ
legue o., Ilnroldine 20, 'rancrcd lol q, u.
Cox ~. Boro i0l. Miss Perkins loi 10 In
l01, La belle France 30. Judge Dubosc,
Rosmorc o. George ". li5. Chattanooga
10, Prince Imperial 10.
J. Fifth race, Frvcn-eighthH OF Il nile sill
iuE- Lulu n. los, Blacksmith, LA Verne.
licn Walmslcy Monk Oycrton, Bachhall,
IC7. Atclior Arkansas Traveller oak For
est Bordorcr. Masonic Homo, Hot Spur,
ITO
sixth race. sevon-oighths OF a mile sell
Jubilee. Lyndhurs, taviolo. lncom-
mode. Cont, Bennett Young. Nectar,
Guard Tamcrlnne, Davy Crockett. l0i:
Trenton X, G, 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
KATY OFFICIALS

Galveston. Texas, February 2o.-rhe fol-
lowing named officials of the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railroad arrived in the
city this afternoon on a special car at.
tached 20 the Katy lycr: Vice President
anu Generdl Manager Thomas c. lurdy.
general Traffic Manager ID. Miller. j. VI,
ailen, general freight agent N Texas. W.
%. Iroseclosc, assistant general freight
agent. j. " Maxwell. general superin-
tehueht IN Texas, and Judge Miller, zen
eral attorney in Texas. They wore tc-
ceIoinpnhi9d by Major r. -. Baer, vice pres
,. ut III anu general manager OF the Calves
Von. Houston and Henderson
Immediately upon their arrival tho party
broke up. each Of .ts members having
some particular business to attend to. Mr.,
Inrdv was taken in charge by General
Manager Noakum OF the Santa Fc. with
Wholn re Ia comforting with reference 10
me union depot matter. The object of the
Nlslt Is 10 make permanent arrangements
Tor depot and terminal facilities and Is
look after the general welfare of the Katy
IN Calves ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
San rRANCIsCO RACES

San Frauclsco February 2o.-Resuits at
Bay District truck.
Eve and half furlOngs-Sweet Rose.
Red WIN, Easel. Time, sos.
Seven and one-hnlr furlongs, inside
cpurse-iMiss Ruth, lIydy. Duchess CT
Miipitua. Time. 1874.
one aud one eighth milos-Rey del Ban-
didos, Little Cripple. Hidago. Time. l;ebls.
Hurdles one and one-half miies.Mon-
ta,vo. Three Forks, 81. Brandon. Time,
2;i3.
one mile. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rebellion.
TIKI. Time, l42.
About six fur!ongs-MnJor Cook. Sea-
spray, Ferris Hartman. Time, ~.
Five and one-half furlonBs, selling
To- Raphacl, Ike l.. Time, l.0Ssi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
OUTLOOK ron A FIGHT.

lei PHso. Texas. February 20.-Suart's
men. who have charge OF the ring nf-
fairs. have been out OF town since yes
terday morning and no doubt have every
thing IN readiness for tho mill just as
so9n as the pugiiists arrive on the spot
From the present outlook il seems there
will be more differences to settle than
tho Mnher- FitzslmmonH mill Several par
ties arc here who have had II In for one
another tor somc time and It Is thought
that tomorrow may be II good time for
them TO settle with one another. The
rival factions from New Mexico are here
AMI p1mo Of them VIII probably take ~
the nght and a shooting Rcrapo IL liable
10 result n they meet on foreign soil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
SHERMAN In LINE.

Sherman. Texas. February 2O--A meet
ing Of the old base bali association was
held here yesterday. Tho contract recently
mado and entered into with the new belt
limo company was declared nun and void
ana the $50 advanced by Mesars. ". NJ.
Lee $. l.. ilurd aud u. j, Dedrick for
fcited. the franchise TO revert 10 tho orig
inal Sherman base bah association. who
win retain u this season
Manager Frank Ryan was also retained
and hls action In getting together a good
team was Endorsed and he viii be FUR
niahed the money necessary 10 sign ana
bring She team here immedia tely. Another
meeting viii be held to elect new d.
y.stoIsv
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COELDN'T' AGREE

Galveston, Texas. February 20.-The at
torneys for the railroad company and city
IN the case of the city of Galveston VS..
the Galveston aud Western railway. suit
for forfeiture of franchise. mot this morn
Ing for the purpose of formulating "A de-
cree III &C ,ordance with the decision of
District Judge Brashcar of Harris county,
who handed down his opinion in the case
"A few days ago
After some discussion the attorneys
could not agree upon decree. and as
result ,wo DEGREES VIII be forwarded to
Judge Brashcar for his approval
The attorneys for the city contend that
under the terms Of the decision the ra.l
way company is FORCED to remove the
road . broad gauge while the attorneys
for the railroad company are of q con-
trary OPINION
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
RATES TO GALVESTON.

Large Crowds to Visi, che Island CITY Ia
See Cardinal Satolii.
On account of the visit OF Cardinal ST.
toll 10 Galveston next Sunday the Gal.
weston, Houston and Henderson has an.
hounced a round trip rate OF 81 to Calves
ton for the occasion.
large delegation of Catholics from
Houston and neighboring towns viii leave
here on Sunday morning to attend the III
VINE services AZ which the DISTINGUISHED
nreiate will ofticiate at the cathedral In
1AlVeston and the railroad has arranged
ioV ample service to accommodate the
,ravei, The regular 6;l0 a. N. train Will
De held here until 1880 am.
r. For those desiring to 20 TO Galveston on
effect, good TO return the following Mon
day.
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RATE RULINGS

y" Rates TO Galveston.
,,,d, Taxas. February 2o.-The rail-
Ia commission today authorized the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass ana Nv ea,i.
weston, Harrisburg and san Ah'omno -
way companies to adopt a rate oil l''a Ve"s
ner 100 pounds on corn from points Oh ''e
former 40 Eagle Pass The same aulno'
ity was granted the Arkansas Iass ane
Texas-Mexican railways w'th reference
to corn shipments from Arkansas iaS'
points to Laredo. s,..,,a.,
rbe io,at application Of he s Missoari.
shreveport and Southern, I iingteTnaiIonai
N M SEA- S' Northern railways tor authoT'
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wANr pRorNcTIoN.
Bankers of Fl Paso Ask for Rangers
10 Prevent Raid


Austin. Texas. February 2o.-Tele-
graphic adyices from FL Paso received
at tho governors office tonight are 10
tho eject that an attempt VIII he made
tomorrow TO pull off the fight In MeNieo.
aorcsi from Langtry. Texas. about S9l
miles east OF FL Paso.
a Telegram from Adjutant General
Mahry also states that the bankers Of
that city have requested him TO leave
part OF the Ranger force there 70 pro-
Tee. them II he follows the fighters. az
they fear a rid from tho torghs and
desperate characters who have congre-
gated IN the city since tho fsiic carnival
scheme was inadgurated. He win accede
70 their request ana leave Rangers be-
hind 10 protect tho town. This contrasts
vivldIy with the reports from there that
III Paso is as quiet as a Sunday school
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REpucEp RATNs To HOUSTON.

General Passenger Agent Robbins Of the
Houston ana Texas Central has issued the
following circular TO agents relative to
rates to Houston. account of the Robert
Emmo, celebration, March 4;
For trains Nos. - and ., arriving at
Houston noon and evening of March 3.
and No. 4, arriving at Houston on morn
Ing Of March t. YOU may SOL round trip
tickets to lious. on, account Emmett ccle-
hriticn AT the following rates;
From stations where one way rate II
Houston is less than S2.So, make round
trip rate Of double the childs fare
From stations where one way rate to
Houston is more than SIS and less than
SO 0J, make rate Of $500.
From stations where one way rate tn
Houston is $3.05 or more make round trip
rate of one fare.
Limit March b ISM.
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AZ 10 adopt rate OF lTia cents per hun
Steu pounds on corn in carloads from
70 Laredo was also approved All are 81
leniiNe February "a
me commission this evening issued a
oJFSuldr announcing that the application
uh SVrn IN carloads from points IA Tcvns
70 galveston should be continued until
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
HEN AS AN EGG MANUFACTURER

The hen ia literally en- egg mnchnc. says
the Poultry Worid"-her chief purpose
being the production of eggs. Like any
other kind of machines. she must have the
raw material with which TO manufacture
her products. Her instinct teaches that
which sho requires. and everything viii be
we'll. and eggs abundant and complete 10
produce an egg. the hon must have GER
lain kind of food for the yolk, or fat
portion. known as carbonaceons: and for
the white, she needs rich food for nitrogen,
from which she makes albumen. For the
shell she needs limc--wl lie many other
substances enter into the composition
which It H. unnecessary TO detail the omis-
sion OF any OF them being detrimental to
good work oil Ter part. Thus. while we
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
Are You a
Thinking Man?

You know OF. the great improyementl3
made during the last few years In Flee
Arts t'i and Sciences Have You ever xivos
any serious thought to the, Science. o.;
@ SSI N dSiy , emrss WHO
| were supposed To be impossible ten. year,
| ngoY DO you know that whole books arr
| not have required but u few pages tes
years ago. and that there are Physicianfs
| who now devote their lives, to tho stud
of ono class of diseases. while few year,
| ago Doctor was supposed to know thef3
nil? II you are thinking man. thes,
S Sat' the hrsps S thai s tho s' psysisa
who devotes all his study to one class n,
Diseases knows moro about them than tha
know that tho Sexual organs, constitut
the distinctive features OF "a MAN. AM.
Disease in them Affects his entire beinEf
any weakness makes, him less Is
man. How can only half a man ask 81
expect the confidence of fellow men. -
the loye OF woman Can you say
OF your representatives." or to womaSa
Choose me before, all men az your huSes
s sesnco and MiN Skill pd ssn mas ssos' MAN
YOU. you VIII DO one. and when you as
for honors OF men,, or love OF woman. W
Gle is not half "a man" Speaking Of atst
vanccs In Science. do you know that "
Clemena treatment OF Structure w. M fSJ
ahead of the old methods ~ the locomH5l
tive IL ahead OF the old stage coach? M
pain, no terrible hemorrhages, no !ayiIAi
down your duties TO go to a city and stek}
weeks with n Doctor at heavy cxpenHSt
He can cure you at your home; you c}fzt
30 about your business without the slighlf
est trouble. and the cost IN not half With
IL Is under tho old methods. II you sunny
from this or from Spermatorrhoea. Imp<<,
tencc, Stcriiity, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis. DfSs1
eases of Women. or any Private or BIZ q
D'''As'' WIZ Dir. J. e. CLEMENS. I'm
i2a w. Commerce Street. San Antontf'
Texas. III,
Question List--A for Men. d for WOMB
and for Skin Diseases. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-21
KID RYAN KNocKEp OUT.

Little Rock. Ark. February 29-"Rid'
Ryan Of Chicago and Joe Drew OF Little
Rock fought at Hot Springs this after
noon. Drew forced the fighting from the
start and Knocked Ryan out IN the third
round. The nght occurred IN public.
charge Of the affair They have matched
George Watts the Louisville middle
weight. and Pleas Hutchinson TO fight In
two weeks and promise TO pull of num-
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AFTER THE CONCESSION.

A special dispatch from Tula. Mex.
says the company which holds the con
cesson for the building of railroad
from that city TO Tampico. by way of
Torreou has been notified by the secre-
tary Of communications that unless thu.
work of construction Is begun Immediate
ly the concession VIII be declared forfeited
which is anxious to obtain possession
OF it and push the building of the road
The American company is compCs d of
ChicagO capitalists.
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q, 4. Reading, Richmond; Thos. Nc
Gee Richmond: w. II. Dickerson, Hemp
ssead; NJ. NJ. Currie. Richmond; j. ".
Maxwell. Dallas; W. stevens, Colmesnen;
! II. GIL, Palestine; w. IL. Griffin. Gal
res'on; Howard Cole, Shreveport; W. II.
L. W. Webb. ST. Louis; Hal G.. Lord ana
vie Beaumont John =. Lawrence, Co
,arneis' b; .Bourke, c. c. Allen, Galveston;
NJ W. Edwards, IIillsboro; Chas. g..
vv"yer' BRENNAN; Tom Cobb King, A..
D. D.. Fleming, G. A. Epping, Alabama; W.
nSSrhes, New York; Mrs. j. G. Barbee,
Twaarton; Miss Annie Godoy. Paris; W.
WI "; Powell, Mexico; Martin Dies, Wood
Me: Z. y. Carver, Henrietta; Sol Clark.
ceuahta' II. b. sydney, st. Louis; =, f.
TSUMos yelasco; F. d. Young, Webster
g@cE j; H. standrinz, DesMoines; q. W.
TsSih, san Antonio; II. T. Cleavlnger,
ssmsago; Il. X. Carr, city: C. II. Turney.
ss mi,s G. ". Cote, st. Louis; E. S.
Tsm ,'Gi huntsville: G. NJ. Campbell, Jr..
ssr,pme, j; II, GIN. Palestine; c. S. Ros-
'nAiaus, New Orleans.
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Paint,
Glass and
w all Paper
Dealers

WIN find our prices always In line with
the closest competition, In or out OF tho
State. and We are always anxious to do
business with good people.
II you arc not already fnvoring us with
your patronage, let ua SEQ II we can not
make II to your Interest to do SO.
Prices and samples viii bs promptly
submitted on request.
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Wear Ed.
kiafn's SO
Gold Shoe,
for Men.

meeting md EXPOSES tho hypocrisy OF
those who have been protesting indig-
milton at IA correct report OF tho ocndi-
ton Of aftairs in the border city recently
reported from here In Tho Post upon
the testimony Of ordor-loying citizens of
lrl Ennn
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may feed n hen literally. apparently,
emitting to give her that which Is neede
to complete the laying process. she md
remain Idle for want OF ringie SUI
stance. though fully supplied with ever
thirg else necessary. Chemistry shows
that fair-aizcd hens egg weighs ubot
1909 grains--600 grains constituting x
white. 900 the yolk and 100 the she'll. al
white of the hens o-g contains AS n
cent OF water. II of albrmen, OF q
sugar and membrane. and y per cent 3
mineral water. The yolk shows mslj.
greater degree of richness than the whiEs
II contains RI 5 per cent water. 10 cas4
mud albhnen. 20 OF oil and Fat, FL cclorit:
matter and extract. and u per ceIt e
mineral matter. Therefore. TO produce n
egg We must first have the hcn-'then ~!
her what she needs to form eggs. I.
Children Cry ~
Pitchers Castorla.