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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-02
.NCBS OF NEWS.

Mrs Charles Heuster, of Cedar ave-
nue. is i'll with an attack of quinsy.
Peter Faust. of Hickory street who
was i'll with typhoid fever has recov-
cred sufficiently to partly attend to his
duties at Phelps pharmacy.
Miss Kate Demuth, of Cedar avenue,
whose illness was noted in this column
Il few days ago. is improving.
Frank Scheuer, the Cedar avenue
butcher, is confined to his home with
neuralgia.
Robert Franz, Of Cedar avenue is i'll
with the grippe.
At the funeral of Martin Jordan. of
Pittson, father of Mrs. Edward Cole
man and Belinda Jordan, of Hickory
street, this side, yesterday afternoon
the following Scranton people were
present: Edward Coleman and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Coleman, Mrs
Stephen Reap, Mrs. John LOTUS Mrs
Micael Gilboy. Mrs. NJ. ]. May, Misses
Cassie and Bessie Devine. Ellen Hope
Bridget Mullen, Lizzie and Ella May
g. Jennings, DR. ]. ]. Walsh, Joseph
Devinc and j. j. Gordon.
The funeral of Carles Asperschlager
of Cedar avenue. will take place to-
day from his late home. Rev. Mr.
Nordt will otticiate
Frank Briel. Of Edwardsville, is Wis.
iting friends here
Bernard McGreevey, Of Chinchilla
was visitor on this side yesterday.
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That which was suggested Ia The
tribune many months ago, was given
its first trial yesterday and may. should
the experiment prove successful be-
come Il permanent feature. Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock the Hyde Park
delivery station ana free reading room,
which. to all intcnts and purposes. at
present viii be a branch of the Scran.
ton Public library, was opened in the
Welsh Philosophical sucicty's rooms. on
South Main avenue
These rooms are on the second floor
front of the Banner block, and the en-
trance leads uUstairS al the doorway
next to Waters jeWclry store entrance.
Miss Rrba Thomas. of South Main ave
nuc, and a niece of General Mine
Superintendent benjamin Hughes Of
WashLurn street. will be i'm charge.
The rooms will he open from 4 .. m.
until 9p IN. every day. except sundays
ana holidays. I'm time. all the leading
periodicals will be found ON the tables.
/ The library owned by the Welsh PhilO-
sOphiCal society will undoubtedly be
accessible also to the readers at the
rooms as heretofore. when the trustees
allowed free reading room to the pub
lie
Simple directions are posted or given
/ to those who desire to obtain books
! from the main library. Each card
| holder has but to leave their card and
/ list with Miss Thomas and call the
| next afternoon or evening and receive
/ the book This delivery saves time and
! expense to the applicant. owing to the
! non-necessity Of having to go to Scran-
! ton. Librarian Carr accompanied Miss
! Thomas To the new station yesterday V
| and made things plain as to the method
! of procedure. He has also arranged
| for the delivery. which will be done
! each day by Charles Doughcrty, a stu
! dent at the High school, who resides
! on this side.
As stated i'm The Tribune about three
] weeks ago, this step was the result of
, "a conference between the Scranton
/ Public library trustees, Librarian Carr,
and Trustees Judge II. NJ. Edwards,
! Benjamin Hughes. James A. Evans and
/ Daniel j. Evans, of the Welsh Philo-
! sophical society. by this arrangement
! the expense incurred is borne mutual
ly. The Public library pays the assist
| ants and furnishes the periodicals. etc.
| the society furnishes the rooms, light
and heat. and care of rooms. and a
| ledSohdble use OF ltS large library a
, ready on the premises.
Credit should also be given to Com
mon Councilman Joseph oliver. of tht
Fifteenth ward, and to the West Side
! board of trade for very material ef.
forts i'm behalf Of the station. Now
that the station" ia AN assured fact
ana will be until April /, next, it re.
mains with West Scrantonians whethel
or not it becomes a success. The sta.
tion is here i'm your midst to aCCommo
date ana should be patrOnized, an,
thus relieve the strain on the mai!
library. So far as book applications ar,
concerned. Every person using tn,
rooms should not forget that dsorderly
conduct. loud conversation. or rudenes
of any sort is not allowed, and Wher
it occurs always lessons the benefit u
such a public institution.
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Evening Prices-1O, 20, 80 cents.
Matinee Prices-1O cents.

who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Miller of Brook street. was in
jured yesterday by falling down a flight
Of steps and striking her head. Or.
Winters was called in and dressed the
wound which required several stitches.
A pleasant surprise party was given
in honor of Private Charles Krona, of
Company g. Thirteenth regiment. Penn
sylvania volunteers. at the home of his
parents. on East Drinker street. last
evening. Refreshments We're served by
Mrs. John Frank Mrs Williams and
Mrs. Harvey. The guests were as fol-
lows: Misses Della Keller. Gertie Will
Jams, Maude Keller Lille fudge Grace
Harvey. Annie Kline, Kate Kline. An
ME Mead, Gertie Kloetcher, Maude
Williams, Kate Krona, Annie Van Ber-
gen and Mamie Paft Messrs. James
Williams. Thomas Thornton and John
Malta, of Company G, Thirteenth regi-
| ment Pennsylvania Volunteers James
| O'Hora. George Wilson. Frank Blck-
ems, George Graeoner. Charles Frank,
| John Murphy and Louis Dickens.
| Thomas Jordan, of Chestnut street,
was rendered a party last evening by
| a large number of friends.
MISS bucfella snyder, or DuuleN
| street, has returned home from a short
! visit with West Pittston friends
Master James Ellis, Of Church street,
| is confined to his home with an attack
! Of rheumatism.
John r. Watkins will sing at the Sun
| day morning service in the Presbyter-
| ian church.
! The Young American Social club will
| conduct a dance in it's rooms, on Blake
| ly street. this evening.
| Fred. Russell and bride arrived in
! town yesterday and are spending a few
days at the home of the groom's par
| ents. on Blakely street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the home
of Mrs. \. ID. Blackinton, on Elm
street, this afternoon.
Edward Woodward, of Electric ave
nue., is convalescing from his late i'll.
| ness.
Miss Teresa Cook. of Scranton. spent
yesterday with her parents on Chestnut
| street.
A bali and waltz contest will be held
at Keystone hall, under the auspices
! of the Keystone Social club, Tuesday
evening, Dec. IS. The music will be
| by an orchestral tickets, % cents.
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GREEN RIDGE NEWS.
Marriage of John Charles Winke
and Miss Nellie Charlotte Charles
worth in the Presbyterian Church


AT high noon yesterday, amid BANK
Of tropical palms and NsdnthemumS,
iu the prcsbyt ,rian church, John Charles
Win(c and Miss Nellie Charlotte Charles
worth were united IN marriage. MISS
Charlr-wurth entered IN" main aisle un-
attended. carrying Il bouquet of maiden-
hair ferns ana bridal IOs,s. She was m"'
AT the altar by the groom, attended by
Dauirs j. Phillips Rev. L. j. Lansing,
-. d.. performed the ceremony accord-
ina, to the Presbyterian ritual
Miss ChariCsWt Ith wore tatlor-mud"
travelling costume Of olive green granite
cloth trimmed with white DrOadclutl. y
piCkcd choir led By &. t.. Whttemore
sang the wedding cholus from Lohengti'i.
Mr aud Mrs Wmkc Will spend thei'
| honeymoon i'm Philadelphia, after which
| they viii re- side in Green Ridge.
The ushprs were: Corporal Jack tlitch-
cock Corporal Charlie Ross. Dr. Wei"
come Snoyer Hnd William Winke Ma ~
valuable presents sent to the newly ma
ried couple at tho brides home, ON Marion
| street. where the usher. and uut-of-to"n
| friends were entertained "Wednesday eve
ning.
! The uut-ot-town friends were: Mr. ana
and Mrs T.. a. P,niman, MI. and Mrs.
! f. T.. tharlesw urth and daughter Miss
! Whitney and Mrs. George Gening, "i
! IluncSdalc; Mrs. H. W. Hanson. of car
! boudale; Mrs. Winke, Willi;m Winkc and
! larry Winke, of Philadelphia.
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MINooKA.

Adam Fasshold, the well known
Greenwood hotelman, and Miss Mar
garet Kirbin, of Greenwood, We're mar
ried yesterday morning. Mr.. and Mrs
Fasshold left in the afternon for New
York and other points Of interest to
spend their honeymoon.
Thomas Joyce. of Stafford street, Il
miner at the Taylor shaft, was ser
iously and in all probability fatally
injured Wednesday night by fall of
rock.
Mrs. John McCrea was a visitor at
PittstOn yesterday.
The congregation of the Greenwood
Presbyterian church will tender re-
Ceptiun to w. W. Youngs, their new
pastor, at the church this evening,
The funeral of the late Charles
Guard, whose tragic death was men
toned in Wednesdays issue, took place
yesterday from his late home i'm West
MinoOka. Interment was made in Tay-
lOr cemetery.
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nRANn MUSICALE

The second musicale given by The
members of st. David's Conservatory
of Music last evening in the assembly
rooms of st. David's Episcopal church
was pronounced success. The at
tendance was very large and every
number was well given. Rev. y. j.
MCHenry, rector of the church, pre-
sided and Mrs. Harry storms and Ms.
Myrtle A. Seibert were the accompan-
lists. Prof. Clark S. Thomas is i'm charge
Of the conservatory and led last even
ing's concert.
The first number was a piano sclcC-
tiOn by Prof. Thomas. followed by
short address upon the Conservatory
Work. by Chairman McHenry. Misses
Sadie Cramer Nerna Shiffer and Flora
Kaufhold played piano solos The lat
ter two are pupils of Mrs. X. f.. Black"
inton. Violin duets were played by The
Misses May Fisher and Lillian Ken
wood and Miss Fisher sang. Miss Ken
wood accompanying with "a violin obli-
cato. ReCitations were given by James
II. Griffin. Misses Fannie Bittenhen-
der and Laura Hallett played piano
duet and Misses Margaret Phillips and
Eta Dunkerly sang a duet The Sight
Singing class sang two selections. The
conservatory expects to give another
musicale later in the month.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyon of tnion-
dale, spent Thanksgiving Day with
friends on Market street,
William cobb. superintendent Of Sp"u-
GERS iron mill, resigned his position
Wednesday evening, Mr. Noight of the
Suburban plant, has been asked to ac-
cept the position, which he once held
Mrs Tpplimnuth. who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. f.. Ross, of Adams avenuG
has reached Florida, where she expects
to stay.
The teachers Of the Presbyterian Suh-
day school met "Wednesday evening TO
consider what should Ice done in the wdE
of exercises for Christmas.
sunday evening the sacrament of tn"
Lords supper will be observed in the
PrcsbNtc ian church.
g. I.urrnz the Washington avenue drug
giSt has returned from business trip.
Whl" away Mr.. I.orenz spent part of a
day huntiuC with good success.
NJ. l.. Fine. Of SanderSou avenue, is
having his house rcpaintcd.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John G. Ward. of AvocI,
are visiting their son at the home of Mr..
Robert Sewell, ON JHdWin street.
Mrs. H. r. Boswell. of Tniondalc. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. -. Mead
| of Market street.
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CHRISTIAN UNION.

A meeting of the committee on per-
manent organization Of the Young
Mems Christian Union, Of this side
was held last evening at the residence
of Rev. j. p. Moffatt on Washburn
street. Rev. $ +. Matthews and w
Phillips, of the Scranton street Baptist
church; i. $. Crawford. Of the Simp-
son Methodist church; j. II. Williams,
Of the sumner avenue Presbyterian
church; ana w. NJ. Priesthood, of the
Hampton street Methodist church, We're
present.
Rev. Matthews was made chairman
and ]. II. Williams secretary. A brief
constitution was drawn up ana will be
presented for confirmation at the next
meeting of the Union Sunday after
noon at the Simpson Methodist church.
The name Young Mems Christian Tn
ion will be recommended, also that
the membership shall be classified un-
der three heads, viz, active, associate
and honorary, The active members
shall be those who are members of
any of the Protestant churches, the as
sOciate, On-members of any church
and the honorary the pastors Of Pro-
testant churches.
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William cain. OF Prospect avenue,
an cmploye at the South mill, was in
iured there yesterday. A large plate
at the rolls in the rail department fell,
landing on his right foot bruising that
member severely. He suffered much
pain, Dr. Manley ordered his removal
home There the injury was dressed.
II is feared that amrutation Of three
toes will be necessary
George Hahn. of Neptune place, ls
confined to his home suffering from
sever" scalding received at the South
mill Yesterday. He was working near
the tubs" near the soaking pits when
a flow OF boiling water was splashed
on his body and lower limbs. He
was taken to his home and given mcdi-
cal atto ntiOn by Tr. Kolb.
John Campbell, of Irving avenue,
who had remarkable escape from
shocking death at the South mill about
two months ago by jumping from II
moving crane, was removed to Moses
/ TaNlor hospital last night. Campbell
! was taken to that institution for treat
ment when injured and was disCharg-
/ ed recently. Since then further oper-
| alton has been found necessary.
AN ALDERMANIC PEACEMAKER
John Garfield of 25S River street.
! Scranton Flats, was arraigned before
| Alderman Lcntes last night on a charge
| of assault and battery, preferred by his
| wife The woman told at the hearing
! that her husband gave her severe beat
| ngs. The alderman called the hus-
band and wife into his private office
! and brought about a reconciliation.
| Mrs. Garfield withdrew the charge
/ against her husband. and the alderman
crossed out the costs in the case. The
couple departed from the court room
apparently as happy as on the day
| they walked from the altar together.
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DUNMORE.

DR.. GarVey extracted the bullet yes
terdaY morning from the right leg Of
John Brown, of Harper and Ward
streets, who was shot by an Italian
Wednesday evening. The bullet had
taken an unusual course, probably saw
ing Browns life and limb. 1t passed
the larg" tibial artery without cutting
it and Just missed shattering the bone.
He will have to stay in bed for some
time, as the wound is a very painful
one.
\ horse belonging to T.. 4. Stevens,
the grocer, ran away Wednesday af-
ternoOn on Drinker street. but was
caught before doing any other damage
than tearing the cover of the wagon
The drO9 harness for the new team
Of the Neptune Fire company has ar
rived and viii be placed i'm position as
soon as the chemical wagon arrives.
one of the drawing cards for Satur-
days game of foot ball, between the
st. Thomas and High school teams al
Athletic park. will he Clarence DeBoW
OF Grove street, who plays with the
High school team, and who is fast
making a name in foot bah circles.
Word has been received from Richard
AngWin. who enlisted in the Fifteenth
United States infantry and left here
for the south on Nov %, stating that
his regiment was ordered to Cuba OF
Monday last The regiment was to be
conveyed on the transport Chester
Miss Ruth Keubler, of Mauch Chunk
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Funeral Director and Mrs. NJ. f..
Wymbs, of Jackson street, had as their
guests yesterday John Ward and
daughter, Miss Alice Ward, Of Wilkes
Barre.
Mrs. William Waters. of Mauch
Chunk is visiting friends on this side.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Richards, of Tenth
street. are in New York city.
Judge II. NJ. Edwards and son. Harry,
of South Main avenue, are in New York
city.
Mrs. Mary Dunkerly. of Meridian
street, is visiting in New York city.
Mrs. c. j. Mann, of Altoona. has re-
turned home from visit with Mrs.
Seth Wrigley. Of South Main avenue.
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B. Levi. of Raymond court. a junk
dealer was held in bail in the sum Of
$500 at hearing held before Alderman
John last evening. Levi is charged
with receiving stolen goods. The prose-
cutors are Williams ana Gibney.
plumbers, of North Main avenue. The
firm We're given the contract for put
ting the gas and water fixtures into
a building which is being erected by
Contractor Thomas Price for William
Edwards, on Elizabeth street, Trips
Plot. Wednesday afternoon the work
was completed and everything was in
shape for a test by the plumbing in
spector yesterday morning.
Upon going to the residence 1t was
discovered that in several places great
lengths of lead pipe We're cut out. The
value of the pipe alone amounts TO
over $50, as is claimed by Messrs. Will
liams and Gibney. An investigation
was made and the stolen pipe was
found in Lewis shop. Levi stated at
the hearing that his assistant has pur-
chased the pipe from J. Suravitz yes
terday morning while he was absent
\. SuraVitz became surety for Levi.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-02
OFFICERS NOMINATED.

The members of the West side Re-
publican club met in regular session
last evening at their rooms, corner Of
Main avenue and Jackson street.
In addition to other important bus
mess. the nominations for officers for
the ensuing term We're made. These
nominations We're made: President. W.
Gaylord Thomas; vice president, Char
les Godshall; recording secretary, T.
II. Morgans; marshal, w. r.. Thayer;
financial secretary-treasurer, II. NJ.
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MARRIED LAST EVENING.

Miss Nessie Ross was married TO DE-
II. w. Dawson last evening at elght
o'clock at the home of her parents, Mf.
and Mrs. Finley Ross, of North Nam
avenue. MI. and Mrs. Dawson lett
last night for Buffalo. where they Will
spend few days, after which they
will go to Texas for period. Miss
Nellie Dawson accompanied them to
Buffalo.
Among tOSe present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenny. of Black Walnut, and
Mrs. Jones, of Tittstun.
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Clocks Fire -ghting Attachment.

One of the most ingenious as well as
useful contrivances ever invented is a
clock with attachments that not only
wake person at night, but also strike
a light in the room and kindle a fire,
The clock is the invention of Mr.,
Thomas w. Hunt, of Macon, and is
certain to become a household neces-
sity. If a person wants to get up at
$50 o'clock in the morning, all that is
necessary is to set the alarm on the
clock for that hour and adjust the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-02
Tnok STRYCIiNINE.

A. J.. Crane of Deacon street WedneS-
day evening took a dose of strychnin".
Crane has studied medicine ana Is
first class electrician.
About "a year ago he took an overdose
of Hconitc, and Dr. Thomson only saved
his life by hard work. Crane lost his
father and fathcr-u-law about two
weeks ago. DR. Newton was called ana
at AN early hour yesterday crane was
rnSli liMg nnSN.
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light and fire attachments. Promptly
at $50 the alarm will awake the sleeper.
light a candle that is attached and
kndle a fire in the crate. The clock
works perfectly, and Mr.. Hunt has al
ready sold the state right for their sale
in a number of states Macon, Ca,
Telegraph.
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church by the Rev. N. J. McManus
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
They will reside on Theodore street.
officers viii be elected at the Fast
Market street Primitive Methodist
church this evening.
The First Welsh church of Market
street will hold re-dedication service
sunday morning and evening.
Iernard Davis has announced that
he will run for reelection for consta-
ble in the Second ward.
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DRIVER SEVERELY INJURED.

William Hawkins. Of 339 North Fill
more avenue employed as a driver i'm
the Archibald mines. was caught he
tween two loaded cars yesterday after
noon and terribly squeezed. His cries
brought help and he was extriCated.
He was removed To his home and at
tended by COroner-eleCt j. J. Roberts.
1t is not thought that Hawkins is suf-
fering from internal injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-02
WHAT Do The Chill LDREN DRINKp

Don't give them tea or coffee, Have you
tried the new food drink called GRAlN-O?
II Is delicious and nourishng and takes
the place of coffee. The more Grain-O
you give the children the more health you
distribute through their systems. Grain-O
is made Of pure grains, and when prop
Crly prepared tastes like the choice grades
of coffee but costs about a as much. All
grOCers sell il. l5C. and 25c.
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TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT

And each day and night during this week
you can get at any druggists l<Cmp's Bah
sam for the Throat ana Lungs, ucknOwl-
edged to be the most success sSful remedy
ever sold for Coughs Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption. Get a bottle
today ana keep ii always i'm the house, so
you can check your cold at once. Price
Csc. and SOC. SAMPLE bottle free.
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HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
BURGLARS AGAIN AT WORK IN
THIS PART OF CITY.

They Entered the Store of Thomas
McAndrew and Davis Drug store
Marriage of Miss Nessie Ross and
DR.. H. w. Dawson at the Home OF
the Brides Parents. MI. and Mrs.
Finley Ross-Patrick Grier Com
glitted to the County Jail.
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS AT
THE SOUTH MILL.

William Cain Has a Foot Crushed
and George Hahn Is Scalded with
Boiling Water-Alderman Lentes
Re-Unites Mr.. and Mrs. John Can
field-News of Social Affairs, In
cluding Tonight's Membership So
cial and Reception at the Y. w. C.
A. Rooms.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-02

Shorts; trustees, G. +. Lewis and F. b.
Reese. The election will be held at
the next regular meeting.
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EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
BRANCH PUBLIC LIBRARY HAS
BEEN OPENED.

Rooms Are on the Second Floor
Front of the Banner Block-B.
Levi Charged with Receiving Stol-
ell Goods--Concert in st. David s
Episcopal Church--Plans for Or
ganizing a Young Mems Christian
Union--officers of West Side Re-
publican Club Named.
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Globe Warehouse

Not a yard Of cid styles single undesirable
shade yet that is not fully in touch with
fashions fullest requirements consequently there's
question about the desirabity of these special offerings
The sun., 1898-12-25

A cable to the London Times from
Peking, lamenting Great Britain's loss
of the two most important railway con-
cessions in China, writes: "The northern
half of the great Central Trunk Line
from Peking to Hankow will be built by
the ian-Belgian-French combina-
ton; the southern half, from Hankow to
Canton, has been secured by the Ameri-
can Washburn-Carey (Bricel syndicate
on terms more favorable than any yet
granted in the case Of any other railway
contrac in China"
The sun., 1898-12-25
Afflicted With Blind Staggers.

Blind staggers is prevalent in the
neighberhood of Dover, and DR.. Kuhns,
the veterinarian, has been kept busy.
The doctor gives as his opinion, that the
disease is caused by inflammation of the
brain, as the result of an injury from a
blow on the head, producing congestion
and inflammation. Exposure to hot sun
may also produce it, as also the chalac.
ter of the food, such as overripe grasses,
decomposing or mouldy food. In the alb
sence of a doctor he recommends drench
composed of one ounce of aloes and one
drachm Of calomel, in two and half
pints of linseed oil. After which the
animal should be kept walking, being
sure to walk straight, in a shady place
and protected from the weather. The
next thing after the medicine try to get
the horse to sleep.