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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18

THE EXPOSITION.
The Coming Week Promises to lie
One Of the Hest.

The Coming Week Promises tO He
One Of the Hest.
Nashville. Tenn, October iT.--LAst week
was an active, well attended week at the
exposition. There were attractive events
every day, and between 1900 and 5000
people attended. This week an excellent
programme ,s prepared, and there Is every
reason to believe the attendance Will no
Increased for as the end OF the cxroai-
ton draws near people from all parts
OF tho State and other States are Hook
ing in,
'fomorrows important event is Colon
ial DANES Day, and many OF the leading
mombcrs OF the society from the North
arc here. Many social functions VIII DO
extended the visitors A. NE nn %. Ny ,S-
Van Lear Kirkuian. Mrs. w. ID, Gale.
Mrs, IL. u, Gillespie OF Pennsylvania. Mrs.
WNAltam r.; Robinson Of Nsrsjn!ss Ms Mrs
Francis D Bako OF New Orleans and
Mrs. walker Kennedy.
Governor Grout OF Vermont ana party
arrived tonight ANA VIII celebrate Yer
nlont Day Tomorrow Governor Grout and
Governor Taylor viii deliver addresses.
The Theosophica Society OF America Will
a.ao have a meeting nt the exposition
Tuesday Will be "A big day. II iA odd
I'ellows' Day, and the attendance upon
the exercises IN the Auditorium viii he
immense. The opening session OF the
AOiiklttf vi iNFilkipUN WIFI ne Utti I'D th'
Auditorium Tuesday evening This Dnugh-
tcrs OF the AMERICAN Revolution also
meet on Tuesday and all Indications point
to large attendance.
Wednesday Governor Atkinson OF Wcsi
NirgIiNa comes wteh a large party and
| West Virginia Day VIII be celebrated. On
the snine day Florida tobacco growers Will
have n meeting. and the annual conven-
i.ou Of THE Warchousem1n's association
VIII convene.
ON Thursday the chief event OF The week
VIII begin On the celebrating OF tho bi
rector General r. c, Lewis Day. lsxten-
aivo preparations have been completed
ana 1000 people are expected 10 attend
Both day and night VIII be devoted to
the celebration.
Friday IL TO be Alabama Day and Far
merS Day, while Saturday is TO be given
over 10 tho children OF tho State ana
thousands OF the school children from
Other counties Will be brolght by special
trains, special rutes having been ar
ranged.
L. Is confidently expected that this week
VIII be most Interesting and entertain
ing and well nitoibded by Visitors from
other States, Visitors ilockcd 10 the Mill
tary plaza today. Forty Virginia cadets
are eiscamped.
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SOME FORT WORTH TIPS.
Mr.. Mullins Opinion of Dallas Coun-
~ Sentiment.

Mr.. Mullins Opinion of Dallas .o"h
ty sentiment.
Fort Worth, Texas. October l6'--hepre-
sentative John Fl. Bailey was here yester-
day from Dewitt county. and 10 fos'
correspondent said that Dewitt county was
for CONGRESSMAN Joseph saysrs
Ex-postmaster Frank Mullins OF the
Texas legislature, who keeps vel posted
on State politics, has just returned from
a trim through Dallas county. Hhiie
there he talked with some 81 ne D's' ,
posted politicians, and from them .aarnea
mai Dallas county Is considerably diyiceh
as between Culberson and 'teagan for TIE
senate. Some OF the most prominent mol
it,cians there, while they are Inclined 10
SUPPORT Culberson. do not reel lnchheu "
fight Reagan. thus placing them IN a Pc
Guitar position MS to who VIII DC tne''
choice. az,
Mr.. Mullins further said: IT Is rneer-
stood that w. ". Turney. member ol tne
Twenty fifth State senate irom ~ Iaso,
Ia a candidate for land oommisAoae..
learn, from recent Conversations WIN
prominent politicians, that ruraey nas
auite n large following In South ana Wes'
Texas. and as far east as fannin coenn :
..The people OF Dallas county are iaVor-
ably inclined towards Coichel -
Wvnne OF Fort Worth for Governor anu
VIII roll ND big vote for him.
William A. Fields OF Hill county vas ia
the rity Yesterday. He thinks that lpopnas
smith of his county will MAKE pie"A
hard race for attorney general
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CONFESSED THEIR CRIME.
Murdercrs of Cnrpio Tell How They
Committed the Decd.

Murdercrs of Carpio Tell How They
Committed the Deed.
Matamoros, Mexico. October 17.-Priscil
iano and Victoriano CULLEN. the murderers
Of DR.. Manuel Caspio, have both confessed.
1t appears they entered the house from the
rear, Priscihano armed with an iron bar
and the other with a knife. PriscIliano hit
the doctor as he lay asleep in his bed
two terrible bloSs gith the bar. crush
dng the skull and laying open the brain.
las the unfortunate man groaned and
shuddered In his death agony, Nictorano.
as he said, TO put him out OF misery"
plunged th3 knife four times In his throat.
They then broke open the Doctors strong
box with the bar, getting but 81 and
roll OF worthless lottery tickets, took his
watch and pistol aud made their escape by
the front door, leaving the bar and knife
by the side OF the bed; butsthey took the
their hands and clothes. The knife was
the clue that caused their arrest. Prsciliano
having taken 1t In some garbage from
the barber shop OF Mr.. Sorbet Chief OF
Police Pizana did some very pretty de-
tective work In the case. In less than
two hours after the discovery Of the crime
he had both men in Jail and by midnight
bad secured enough proof to convict them
OF the crime The stolen watch was found
In pawn shop IN Brownsville and the
pistol hid near the residence OF the muir
derers
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EDITOR DANA OF THE SUN IS DEAD.
End Had Been Expected for His Family Were
Prepared for the Worst

October A. d the
MS homo Giencovc. this
had hours ndhis
physicians
Tor several months that
mess 70 go his bedside
lapse and that
ne rallied
rallies but they did II
few hours
The
The extreme heat Friday ana SATURDAY
mis-
was done to relieve him He had been weakened
the
ana the sinking
and sisters Mrs
Saturday
The
and he
lions for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18

kingston, Texas, October 17.-Dr. Bob
P1, county health officer. has wired
Ply Judge Many to meet him at depot
Paln time for No. 2 westbound to raise
|anthe. He wired this morning re-
|ag outpost guards. There has been
e opposition to quarantine from The
(nning many believing the Guiteras
lunciamento erroneous, while many
very strong advocates of most rigid
q and even now oppose 1T being raised.
Ivsrsl families left town and others
. have followed had other cases of
oeen reported. Some dengue exists
nough none OF serious import.
Y fost was eagerly sought after yes
y and today.
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An Impromptu Duel.

Brookshire Texas, October .7.--Last
night a difficulty arose between George
Wagner and John Garrett, IN The clapp Ia
loon. The dispute arose over former
game OF cards. After some hot words, pis
tolls were drawn and both men opened n
steady fire, while the crowd disre e; sed.
Neither of the men was hurt seriously.
Deputy Sheriff r. NJ. Skipwork was SOON
on the ground and in q very short time
put the disturbers in custody. Afterwards
they both gave bond.
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A Gin saved Twice.

Lewisville, Texas, October 16.-The Kea-
ly & Hayes gin caught fire this morning
in the press and was in good way to have
burned up; in fact, fire was In fame
from the bottom Of press TO the upper de-
partment; but with their good system OF
waterwurks the fire was soon extinguisheG,
This occurred about 0 a. m, at rom fire
broke out in the same gin, but was soon
stoDped,
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QUARANTINE is NOW RELAXED
" ong the Lne--Ralroads Running on Schedule sr. 80,
Situation Without New Develonr,er,s


The situation Is today than Il has been !, rx ,
go when State Health Officer case yellow ,
The people Of Houston thoroughly recovered from the
which had not more s than r ..s op causing sun further
Guy Two other distinct shocks yellow fever Galveston them
o. these rights followed one another
unrest w,s ,S u' as " Keep this community almost
een @ @ emDarso against commerce continuing tighten
an aorment TIL the climax and galveston
could accomplish 1uS s' Doth cities were bottled up as tight absolute
This condition Saturday night when uroo ~, -
n Of the period Of incubation the uvoi that
@ was no yellow fever in Houston officer svinsen
promptly raised the Quarantine several weeks all
.he railroads will run in schedule time with only
lew Tn isolated eases where trains win not be permitted
day on an roads n @ ~ u ea mat mail would be taken out to-
for several DAVIS @ out no even to the bsa0r Tap which line
'0n T suspected s that had Topped its wings Houston
morning on schedule time victoria
D'Anr s OF M road the Macaroni being also opened
through lines are clear and will today
The Houston and last night and will
senssr out ra service Wet r only point this line where
uny has notified the Houston and
The e atS Ses S sss e p5 Dsn as =. ou,
went ceburne last
turned Galveston last night and
the roads business will be resumed rom the
Mt Caldwell
county and Milan county points where
ton are not yet permitted 20 land
members Of the board health have practically
board will be continued till the prevailing
n. Nothing new was, reported the board
Campo in Wharton county announcing the raising of the quarantine
a
and am enjoying
board OF health
Of
the past bhng
Judge Shaw yesterday received telephone
at cuo Dewitt M the
to raise the quarantine against Houston
would
replied
giving 1T their opinion that there
would raised of
ty suffering much from the ep those Harris
Of the reported by Dr. euis yellow
Police Officer Henry rapidly Officer
o
people,
coespondngly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18

|so' Texas, October 17.-The news
'0siuiiy received this morning that
fua'antlne had been declared off by
,"earingen.' The local quarantine
immediately declared OFF by DR.. d.
Ia ,s county and city health officer.
Fsn. irese has been no unreasonable
bss, mere. the officers felt that it
hss 70 De on the side of safety. The
ths s Dee, oesh getting here a day late dur
\ ma STARE, much to the dissatisfaction
Hssn readers and the railroads have
,sav no.ined Of the raise of quarantine
-A'! Will be running tomorrow.
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Chkugo. Milwaukee, and 81. Paul rs, LOU
isvllle and Nashville rs. Union Pacific "a,
ison preferred advanced SIS, ontario and
Western preferred SIS Reading preferred
IS, Norfolk ansi Western preferred s-s.
Erie preferred y, and Denver and Rio
Grande preferred " Illinois Central
shares fen y AID New York Central V.
Argentine and Brazilian bonds are bet
ter, while Spanish bonds are " lower
Manchester Cloth.
Manchester October 11.---The selling last
week was lcsa Important than during
tho week previous, al the situation has
become rather complicated on accous,t OF
the labor agitation and the silver OK
changes On the whosc however. the tone
OF the market was steady and pricos gem
orally maintained, though at some irreg-
ularity,
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rush all day, all the office forces hur-
rying out their bills. the switch crew pull
ling cars and making up trains, and alto
gether it has been the busiest day here
for some time. Mills that have been idle
for lack of cars will resume tomorrow,
and everybody is delighted at the BIOS
pect of having a mail tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18
Fort Dend Has Opened Up.

Richmond, Texas, October l7.-Quaran-
tine by Fort Bend county against calves
ton and Houston was declared Off this
morning. Trains are running on regular
time. as usual, through the county, stop
Ming at all stations.
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the adoption OF the rate OF four cents per
100 pounds for the transportation OF rough
slaves and oak logs in carloads, in mini
mum weight $4,000 pounds per car, from
Lassater to Jefferson. Effective at once.
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wellborn l. Gelting Mail.

~, - uettlnE Mail.
|sAporn' Texas, October 17.-Today the
uaii since Saturday, October .. ar
! There has been a week of stagna-
u uade, and yet no yellow fever. The
lew days trade has been cut very
a rumors are current OF the fever
NJ Me State, which is very misleading.
u ABOUT all gathered. and but very
Lnn ~ oe seen on the gin yards, as it
EE als away as fast as guarantees are
|u enough to ship. Cotton will be
a'er shipped to the ports for better
n mere has been no freight re-
aere Tor more than a week.
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Cnttlemnn Fatally wounded.

Waco, Texas. October 17.-Solon FER
ry, a well-known cattleman, VAS fatally
wounded tonight near Downsville in
shooting ARRAY. 1t is understood hat the
other PARTY in the shooting is on his way
to Waco to surrender to Sheriff BAKER
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For Cruelty TO n Soldier.

Matamoros. Mexico, October 17.--Colonel
Adopfo Gonzales, Captain Hinjosa and
Lieutenant Garcia. officers Of the Third
Camargo, have had their case decided by
the military court at the City OF Mexico.
Colonel Gonzales gets four years imprison-
ment and dismissal from the service. and
the others. as they acted under his orders
were acquitted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18
IAN BILL OF HEALTH.
\, isroe Delegation Of l'hysi-
.,.,. Visited Galveston.
II No YELLOW FEVER is THERE
|,..t,nxIy Gave Expression to
n,,u,on for the Benent Of
p.mainder of the state.

Inn. Texas. october 17.--This city
s,sdly has clean bill of health by
IN addition to the visiting del
!, interior physicians reported In
post. another crowd came in last
- the Katy, arriving here at
-. This morning. Today they were
he fremont by the local board
[un Acting Mayor Skinner and rep
I,t,ye business and railroad men. A
,,.e similar to the one held last
4 once took place. After explain-
situation and describing the symp-
!. the suspicious cases, the Calves
soole withdrew and the visitors drew
"A passed the following resolutions:
...ion. Texas, October 1--WE. tho
,Irued, are fully satisfied that there
|, no yellow fever in the cities Of
nm and Houston and advise that all
I.uns restrictions be r1ised at once.
A. X. West, NJ. d.,
Mayor of Smithville.
H. L. Arnin,
city Health Officer, Greenville.
w. r. Durham,
cNy Health Officer, Smithville.
N. ID. Boyd,
CITY Health officer, Waxahachie.
p. Lipscomb.
City Health Officer. Denton.
3. l.. Craddock. MD.
ArpvIa
w. G.. Elliott. MD.
City Health Officer. West.
]. S. Poynor, MD.
City Health officer. Bartlett.
c. G. Walker.
oity Health Officer, Gainesville.
NJ. T. Hendricks.
Health Officer, Caldwell County.
business men who accompanied the
then drew up and passed the fol-
y resolution:
IL business men of Texas, who have
| delegated to Galveston, are OF the
On, from all the evidence brought be-
S.s. that there Is no yellow fever ex-
! h either Galveston or Houston and
| the quarantine ought to he raised.
George Adams,
! Justice Of the Peace. Collinsville.
S. T. Christian.
Merchant. Elm Mott
r. S. Lynch.
Collinsville.
I. J. Austin,
County Judge, Rockwell County.
w. T. NJ. Dickson.
Delegate from Milford.
II Of the gentlemen will remain in
kNy today and return to their respect
BONES tomorrow.
baking of the situation, Acting Health
3T Fred X. Fisher said: II don't
HAT there is anything else now we
DO. These gentlemen have come and
tcted the city, listened to the report
Se cases and are satisfied"
lis not generally known here that DR..
n. Mclaughlin, who recently came
Austin to accept the chair of prac-
and theory Of medicine in the uni
)y, was one of the yellow fever sus-
, For day or two the doctor was
With what he believed to be ting Ere
big malasly, but in on evil moment he
u Dr.. Guiteras In 10 see him, and
thenceforth he had the yellow fe-
The case, however, was not reported
Pc board of health. and In very
time the doctor resumed his duties
Pie university, undisturbed by the
bodlng diagnosis.
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Pecan Crop Good.

Ennis. Ellis County, Texas, October Ia
The pecan crop Is unusually good this
year. and parties are going every day 10
the Trinity bottom to gather nuts. since
the law IL 80 strict against hunting in
pastures the river is the only place they
can 80.
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Franklin Let's people In.

Franklin, Texas. October 16.-The quar-
antine which has been on for the last five
days was raised this morning. This is the
second time quarantine has been put on
in this county, and in both instances time
has demonstrated that there was no occa-
sion for alarm.
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i, rains Running Regularly.

texas, October 17.-Once
AN. ns are running regularly on the
'onio and Arkansas Pass. and The
Ae IN on time today, making ev-
lappy by its assurance that there
Yellow fever in Texas.
!, WIZ my Judge and county health Of
lon, NV Inclined to establish quarantine
/. eve nuse. are now being congratu-
bora Dy those who for while
often lot Quarantine regulations.
|krns,r, pays to make haste slowly and
|hono, mat prophet is not with
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p.v,x.I A. Goldthwaite.

Goldthwaite. Texas, October H-Revs
Lasetter and Steel, two Methodist evan.
gensts. have erected a tent here and are
holding daily and nightly services. They
have had very little encouragement 30
far No converts TO date.
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cnntrnct FOR Roundhoure.

Ciebume, Texas. October 1.-THE con-
tract Far the new twenty-four stall Santa
Fe engine house. TO be built OF rock, has
been let to Evans e. Hoshour Of cleburne,
10 he completed In ninety days. Work viii
begin Monday. 1t Is to cost about $4,000
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THE DENGUE-

Goldthwaite, Texas. October 17.-There
are several cases of dengue here but notn-
ing like an epidemic. No place has as yet
ouarantined against us.
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J. NJ. schaeberly.

Sherman Register.
So far as Texas politics is concerned.
Il matters little whether the warning re-
nublloans harrnontze or whether they COM
finuc the fight This republicans cut about
as much Ice 10 Texas as an armiess man
with a buck-saw could cut In the informal
regions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18

Workman, Texas. October li.-ihe ye'-
low fever scare has almost done up TINS
little city. For two days we did not get
any mail. The Post was welcome VISITOR
bera Yesterday.
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Moscow, Texas, October 1.-THE quaran-
tine was raised on the Houston East and
West Texas and the frat mail in three
DAYS came in yesterday and everybody
was glad to see The Post, II 1t had come
from suspected city.
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sneciaI Authority.

Austin. Texas. October 15.--ln approval
=, annlicatiou No. 81. Of the Sherman
shreyeport and Southern Railway COM
nany. the railroad commission has granteo
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L,Huiic d,OIive.

sterhenvil,e Journal.
sherman is shipping $3.50 barrels OF cot
ron seed oil to France. II will come hack
~ ms in small bottles labeled ''pure olive
.
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Cors.cana. Texas. October l6.--Tne far
mers of Navasota county organized
Farmers Protective association al Re the
other day. The object OF the association
IL to resist the payment of money rent
and re-establish a third and fourth reri
system in Navarro county.
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W., -'-'--------,----------
waco Finally Rus.oa

'"as' October 1.-THE quaran-
n . all Texas points has been
N n u Low maintained against in
4 Sise outside the State. There has
|erper, posilion for some time to treat
|and Reports OF yellow fever in Hous-
)itiop aiseston as theory and rot a
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TO SAVE YOuR DIGESTION
ry.s "Carhnd'' Stoves and Ranges.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t falls TO
cure. 26c.
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spsa Train Out of Orange.
A., a.Aas' October l7.--This morn
m.s o'ds' the Southern Pacific agent.
N, the lumber manufacturers that
H.. ou'o be in tonight to take out
'' and everything has been in
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-03-12

Mr.. Joseph B. Bishop contributes
an article on Inauguration Scenes
and incidents" to the Century, which
is an inauguration number" Con.
cerning the Inauguration OF General
William Henry Harrison. Mr.. Bishop
says: A magnificent carriage had
been constructed by his admirers. and
presented to General Harrison, with
the express wish that he ride in il to
II Clpitol; but he declined to do so,
il 81 sting upon riding n horse instead.
The crowd of visitorsalong the avenue
from the White House to the C,pitul
was the largest yet seen in Washing
ton. The procession created such en-
thusasm that the novel expedient IS
put III operation OF htvny itmtrch
aud countermarch several times before
leaving its hero at the CIpitol. For
two hours it went to aud fro in the
avenue before the spectator, were sup
posed to have their fill Of it. Mr..
Adams, who saw it from his win low,
under which it passed., describes il la
his diary mixed military and civil
cayalcade, with p!atooas Of militia
companies, Tippeclnoe clubs, students
of colleges, school-boys, Il half-doz N
veterans who had fought under the old
hero in the war Of 1911, suudry awk-
ward and ungainly painted banners
and log cabins, aud without Carriages
or snowy dresses. Tie coup do
he adds, was showy-shabhy; aud be
says of the general: "Ha was on
mean-looking white horse, in the cen
tire of seven others, in plain frock
coat or surtout, unlistin yui ,hable
from any Of those before, behind, or
around him. The day was cold and
bleak with chilly wind blowing.
General Harrison stood for nu hour
exposed to this while delivering his
address, and at its close mounted his
horse and returned to the White
House with the procession again as au
escort.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-03-12

have fed siIag to breeding ewes
aud young sheep the last two winters
and am feeding agnin this winter. In
1895 my lamb cop was au increase of
120 percent, antl i'll 1896 about the
same. The lambs came strong in
every case and grew rs we'll as could
be asked for. Ia 1895 eleven bnck
lambs at an average nge of five months
averaged ninety pounds. in 1896
fourteen buck lambs at about the same
age, or little younger, averaged
cishty-:hree pounds, more of these
being twins thau the year before.
Sheep should never be fed more silage
ut Que time than they will eat COM
pnrntively clean-ihat is, all but a
very few of the hardest pi, ces.
In connection with the silnge they
should have some coarse feed, clover
hay being the best, but that have
not had on account OF dry seasons, SO
hnve fed oat hay and straw, My way
of feeding is as follows; Iu the morn
ing first clean the troughs, then feel
grain, consisting OF oats aud bran of
equh parts When that is eaten, give
siiage and in course OF half or three
quarters Of IN hour give the coarser
fo,lder-iust enough 50 they will cat
nil but the coarscst straw, or whatever
it may be, by moon. After this meal
is over they are content TO lie down
aud chew their cu Is or take turn
now anl then at the salt block or their
pail Of fresh, clean water. When
nigh; comes they viii come up TO the
trough with good appetite for the
evening meal, consisting of the same
bill Of fare-A. d. Allen, in American
AgricElturist.