The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22
Impure BE0oag Invites Disease.

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49, ~ 49, r,,,stario,-s ,,1so ,,a,I1s rim
Of cbanea he gets regdv for il 1lnon the
instan, Hos in berd are trernendouslv
qraoario,1s-tbe1, feed and range and sleep
n ,rone,s rrbair 10 hede ara haaned TO-
,other &c soon &C Frost f1ls The Older
9ninnale begin The s1,eanirfr and me pies
oiIicl,Iy foI IN limo A. first he mound
is moderate hu+ when cold or snow
tb,.a+a,,g u e,rou,s nc If NV r,aeric Not
onIv Iaaves hrt low htIshv brush and
stra,y,, es1so aye or,,yed off and carried
in s,res, ,,7,tbf,,ls 70 reinforce tho bed.
~ fu,o,,t y, Nos ara TO sloo1, in if II will be
b,e,., l1;eb 70 a man before the accumu-
Iation caases Then as soon as feeding is
a,,ar "a I,o,. ,,7al,a n daeb for If burrow
,,,l1or o,ld ~ thoree11ee head and
800 =, ~. Ibis 1TIo,- liz across-and-
80 80 - i'4 f,9t,fon t,dae6 trbicb brings
tI,orn az Close to1atbar as nossfble As
~ ao1I e,,,,,ertI,ors IN Tho niebt those
,,non tha o,ita, odoas nlIsh themselves IN
a. ~ hotv,aor tba4r eleenine mates
tbi,s rD,,-i",r tbon, 70 sco,aol ASSIGNMENT
such'Ihs SO" makes ne y" II oe'. 49, -
Ih.a'' 80 100 i conjcaIiv gats mon
T 1.l,s ha,eolf baIf-I,,a1J AVN in il,
80 W ~, a.,,,,,l 80 aro,,nd ,,ntiI ehe
- ii1-1 e. h,,..o1f o,1 ~ ,,te,eytee
- -, ,st Aftar sba 1ios down in il
,.,th e.. ,io, etr,,ng a1ono ber side she
49,; - i,lol 80 foroiase 9rd with her
80 49, ~ bo51st7ff oil ovar her lit
-, - - h,tta, do1, tho MOS 10 MOI
lava tbe bod HOES of every sort in
daad lie aelesn thronoh the cold unless
deeu ne e,t sI h,, Pun No, '''e
,,r;o,,s eaot q tb,+ n MO will NOT
,,,,aaI if ca,,gbs and lif+ad hI, the tail
1,iuJai II bntran+orr ,oka advantags
.iht - 49, poeae of tbCtr lawful
~ WOO hntido evor tho mos
~. "r' oo,,t,,.a, ~ eo~as ,,-on a
~ ~, Iaa - ~ or ro,-ra 80 ,ni?dle
- ~ - -, s,,,oa1s ga tricS 10 bita
~ Iis eo,,eaIine CaiIe agerv ether ro,,
Within beardno 70 a farca atter7Dt at res
C,ie ais linz, en..hn~ TER trsks.
f-aming ana relieved they charge down
unon the ravaytr. IL he runs. they run
! after. if Re sianes. tYsy7 ting m about
| rt+.rirar the while a poculier sound & me
| thing between q soueal and a cultural
roar. Oddlv enough. sucking mothers are
| hardly So fierce as o her Numbers CT the
| herd Put IT is the uart Of vjsd m TO drop
! yopr r,ir ana run. a. otAe~wisc you are
/ in da- ger of Serious ma7gling
.... - ~ ~ ..,,cr 11,,
1'E ~ - q 49, ~ - 80 :"
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"a ~ y. ny - ~ .,or,,a
] J., III
49, ~ ~ 7Itob tho
So II. q si.5 ~, So ~
! -. 80, a. 4..4.,I . ..t,,,.o1 No. ,~,,
VI sung aiI ~, =, e.
i ~ 'ie "0e I"ps a. - -. + ,oo+ 90
~ - wan IA
- ~" 49,, e,o,o,. o.o,.,. to,, ,,o., e,,.
l. sue tle ~ =. 80 e'y Us ne - -,
curious, siIa iliue.' a, 'iolis, T,7t4in,,
.'i'T I"aii9l IL w.. 49,, 1tiot,
! 'Hi-9 14V'' '"e q" ~, -, -. 49,.
eu'e' ~ me- d 5ieIu % ~ ~ ~.
rush '.oI'll1l' " WI ~ ioL 80
ans pig s w. ~. na,,,1d &C. EMIL ia
! uep'h' anu as olS Iou'it 90 q 81. y -
Negroes say ,hat u Nv rna'lCe .il' "a
t t 81 49, 'ie ~ 10y n.y. oisars aoas
! tue eN!5ell eiIIe - ll,aiIS ii0e o.
| 10 O0ii'-i :" ''9 .N7
| Hogs learn quickly TO descrlminate.
| Ihey Will set up a prollglouS Squeezing
| when hungry at sight OF their haDltual
! feeder, yet pay no attention Whatever 10
! any person Ihey also learn theIr own
| calls as distinguished from nose OF oiher
! animals. Up IN the region OF mountains
and moonshlne WHISKY hogs are calleo
| with long wooden trutnpets' whose souho
| is like that of hunting horn, but more
| powerful and carrying turther. Revenue
! vigilance is, OF course the hornr reason
of being-its blasts do not AWAKEN sus-
! picion as would the usuaI GAZING Inc
hogs ranging miles of rnountalnside come
| when they hear The trumpet, httle be-
| fore daylight for their beloved swirl, but
| cannot be fooled by blasts OF any other
| horn.
Similarly, once upon time, three pet
pigs We're trained to come for their morn
! ing mueh and milk at the SOUND OF
Dixie most vigorously sung. Ihey
never failed to hear ana heed, even Enough
| half mile off, yet paid no attention what-
| ever to any other song or sound. An
| other pig, friendless and estraY fell into
| the way OF feeding with the cows IN pen,
! and until he was TRANSMITTED INTO bacon
| answered only to The call OF Sock COW!
! soo-ook!' And still another learned TO
regulate feeding by the sound of the big