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eresec, gu. 1.ee Suh 1901.

eresec, gu. 1,ee Gull 1901.
Surfilb Oil Company,
serene Serrer: Seq bar bruai 1ereS
YpuI.rp 6epe % lieeiaa "2pule auo Yfite
aiuer" % bar mnoet besss Artiiler at pGre
oil. ON life mere cub 7e uos,per Dem for
al rGre. Seq iatte "the gss Spop- paa
Hrspe, ioet Iea uiieuatc fem ! ens % Ell
llses lib for les ~bssnnote al BRUCE Den. 1T
lea 10 "a ire S9s Or. Tag men pmtreut en-
nses Ttb ~efterlt lea hauoe bcspuot Scprins
oermeb III les lem va ira oe lem Ncus pr,
Tag. 2eres pprigtiac
Neriil Scpers,
Breeder of hne Chickens.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
banoelsrorelien
Get nnc War imsoeiees pna ale aau.
ter mco nib Sinio.

vi u. u. Guns @eeflp Repiem 81
5rabe FOR iioite SsrNas bioiTrte%;
1ilireosbch meo De, gunle Aur %
milo 5ilio iii. boao oct me oil brin.
&c. or oerl berifenoe Steunina / ale
inouitriele, fommereielle % iinan.
ciele areSie. llgen lige eiter Sui
hor nanrIigoiS pRret megei title.
hpah IN %,sorrcinina angnur. urota
gen i ,Scrn- oa Sraalbrandlen, lpor
aftiuiteten inarere bar saet emo mint.
fet. Men Der bar BOG Den enomi
beritenoe 9Oann,ansel glsrt ia ai1I.
benoe paa en mesei senerenoc Raahe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

Mr. q. :. Saiiaen reilte Gre.
boa Den 27oe december op til Glbop
Cafe / Winueipta for at uGre nogle
Gage hos Mrs. Saiigen. Sans
pnaite Ssn iilgtc meo.
Troi. Auguit Sboriou ira Nit
fin, Mirm.. fom Srroas ocn 2Soe De.
ccnnber neS til 9ecorob for at beis9c
@c1ncr her / @pen.
ShomoS % Wtiio Nannob
Horbn rciir / Wnnoogs til Spring
|8recn.. @is., for at oeltoge / i'm
9robcr Gorls 9rplap oeriteos.
Mr. % Mrs. 9. 8. Norbn ira
fra ct. Slof, Soma, fnr prret her
pda en- Giiit.
Inonrefp q. gnoerion %
Suitru | aenballpinc blep S~ltleuiten
bebagelig operraifet al line gprn,
Scr / Slot % ,Sslgc inbianot iig for
at snife Dem Ell glToelia Set % De
ciierIoo Ell poffer Sofn oa Ell
@pnaeitoI til Minoe on @cieaet.
Teltaaerne / oenne Sperroifelie for
DC 70 8onlle por Wr. % Mrs. u. Ins
herion ira Iecorob Mr. % Wrs.
Sranf Moen ira Gresco, Mr. og
WrS. Ilbert Nnberion ira Mem 0orf
iamt ,Sphr. 2oi,ro % Crit gnocrion.
- ia Mr. ,Sohn Greer OF Srs
Iteren MiiS gillian bar paa Sheatret
Wanooa gftrn. brso noeen inb / sc.
res 9oiie % ltinl ira Mils @reerS
GpreIie 9IGoer % anbet til eli Trroi
al $40. Ter ioregonr oenne Sio
ell goo Tel Sppericr / Secoroh on
Ell paffer Toe oil noacn tonunlc poa
5itathniet.
@inneiheif Gountu inur iaor
S29.0S3. % al Staten1 permonente
SfoIeiono Geite noQier M iaIt
cmfring lem Milioner Collars.
@piierne / @clt Union mcooc.
Ter, al Mrs. Seperion % Nhis Mo.
bel netop bar oiilllttct ct nelnffet
a1,rius oerborte peo lin "Iiomono
Garment Cutting ShooI". De az.
fer 'i9 tiIboae hrrtIl til Sonmeren,
Goumtnets SuperpiiorS oil
mebe for ierite @anl / set me Mar
isritfpmmenoe Monooa oeu Cite 90.
mar. On MTngoc ,Sorrcmin9er
ioreligger.
Snoatopper pier iio poa -
sieoer / Soma. % 200 Ecrloner or
ararebnc.
0eeorab Camp NJ u ", hoI.
Der Msoe / i'm Sna oue NeromS
@utif (S%Soihiugtou Street) Sn%ooa
gffen zen Soc $anllor.
Nii@ gbith NIion / q. Eoul
bur prret hieinmc hos iinc Norriorc
| Galmor. men fom Mououa poo
geies toS Geniubcr i Gecoruh.
arut 8. Gee ira Ioa Minr.
iom bar iilbrngt >Snlen blouot Slrst
oa 1emle Serner her / Gecorah, RET.
Ter hiemoucr iaier ioa9. Toa Geten
nil han oaiaa ie inoom til Vcuuer "a
9efienotc / 5pring Toaep. Minnie.
iotn.
"Tecoroh &oiten~& Spierc /
Mabel o. Smegn erinbreS iaieu ON
~Sureu"S aorccrt beriieoS ocr tSoe
Iannor. 81 uomGrfet Froarom oil
Fine uoiert
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
iQaben ~Rorreiponoance.

errf"~rosrrnr I scnre mfheIfnn tffrrres az
To.nfrterre 8. ". 1psues Mcnteritee mtHn.
90 John cuis, mnbifrn. mis-.
!. Grprdsrranf ira Terfoner. fcrr lite cr1irsr
Hnr Nanre I'll @eoayficren. befpnres i've.
epsroere tehes nHatfe fine Spsrasrfadl ct
Hart % tnbefiut Eprra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
EcrH Tiff.

Si logger 2ate Superipr Sub % anoen
Ssilf, ierlt o. goo. vi bar tHsen Commits
lion Stod ui infer ben ielp % saraHterer
for. at ben ltal p9re spo. @i aoerterer III
gen 9esu. Seno 9eres Selttliina til
sane Ebrifianien, Duluth, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Lutheran Ladies' Seminary,
Red Wing, Mimi.

Sine Gleper Dor merle Jig, at Den anoen
5ermin besnuoer ben 2SDe Sannar. o9 enOs
pioere. at Dc bar Salget mellem iplgenoe
8urier; Preparatory, Seminary, Clas-
steal, Normal, Domestic, Art, Business,
Elocution. Seno eiter ben upe aatalp9.
sipe Gleper bsr melne ig itrar.
-. Tucn, Heo sSing, Minu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

9ecorah 3d., 2Sbe Sec. 1901.
Sor &ire Gut arb Npuuo Cure pti abs
plut "liffert belbreoe "g8ire Cuts" % life
eiterlabe bet miublte ar.
lurfi,b Oil Gp.,
9ecprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

4s2 Gu: l. Gre Meuisheoer gaar
iammeu % leisr Ell iGlies airteiauser os
YGrer. San bliper lopet mtnoit 9 Naa'
nepers Stcle / Naret. en- fRlles apmiie
ira otsie ire M~euiapeber tommer lammen
% uelGaser Stcleu for Glret % bcitem.
mer. hucr Den itai hpIles % 3ioen / DC ior.
i.leliae W~euisbsoer. ) Den enc Nenis1eb
topes Der 10 Maaueners Siple I'll en- beiiemt
Sio. men paa @rnno al usnisbep / Neuiss
heeea ON @labien. huor Stolen lfal hoIoes,
bltper Der tim en- Naauen MI ipprges:
gr IenisbsDen pligiia Ill az holre. tpao
ben lpper. eller fan Den noen pioere Inn siue
l iitene,inr 2 Naaneoer?
.. @lGIoer life Den famine Sprplisielle
for en- Neuiohep % Carer ~pueripr breran.
IRE iiaeiaapel ipm Tor ell auoeu Grbeismano
% ar~b;iossiper?
3. Npis SGrereu tar iaaet q @aaneoers
Stole. Tan oa Ell Nano / MeIisheoen ada
% leie en- anoeu Carer ueeu ploere, mar
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

Alb. Sp.: Sea bar fIBbt 4ano ufb Set.
f%ionslinien. % Noboen ION eier 2anoet paa
ben nroen Sibe AZ ginien. uil ipinge rn'9 III
at alVroe miot I 3iHi.r paa Salppdrien az
be 40 Gcres. Seq bar glGroft paa NIT gaHo
paa belle 40s2Qngben os lngt no IL blob
iom leg life oil bennite. Der er nolagt Vet
IND til Sanoet. Tor ban tpinge mig I'll at
gIrroe nIiot / ginien?
Sp.: 0ois Der fife er lpplis aulast Tei
paa SetttonsIiuieu % Sporaeren ajpr 8rng
al lit 2anb. iaa plister ban at opiDre lin
Eel al SinieaJ9rbet. Ut lGese no ct lioet
Stpffe paa tx Sob. iom lille er opetoraaet
Sfentlisbeoen, hjGlper life. Sper al Nas
boerne ifploer at boloe lin Gel al @I9rbet,
naar Saupet pan besee Sioer bennttes. 3
Wsicomiin buor Spurseren Dor. er Der iusen
2opbeitemmeIie ON. at Settionslinien lfal
bennttes I'll Ser iremIor nogen anoen
ginie.
Alb. 81: Spab er 5oriijeleu melem
BEN rcmerlfe os srRitatatbolte airfe?
Sp.: s 2Grea er Der 5orlflel meo 6ene
ipn til ben treble 4srion / Wuooommen.
Ten sraifstatbolite STRIFE nester. at ben Sel'
llgaano nosaar baaoe ira 6aberen % Sgn
men; Nanbeu uosaar ira 5aoereu aleue, tiger
ben. Yioere lRrer ben sr9ife airfe, at Gre.
iter ital bore sifte. ioroi Gauins Tiger. at
en- Menisbeos9loie maa p9re en- auinoes
Mano. Men bliper Yreiten Gnfemanb,
mac ban lite siite iis isieu. s ben rpmer'
tic airte maa oerimoo @eiitli9beoeu pore
ugift. &c sr9lfe aatolifer ertlenoer life
Vapeu i Hom for airtens Sperhopeb; ben
pperite Mpnoisbeo for benz er Samllusen
al be pperite 8eiitlise. 'Tatriarferne, grfes
bituperie, Biltoperue, griemanbriterne pip.,
tpis MBber fables ben helise SDnooe. s
Nuslano itaar GSaren paiaa pper Den. S
Yraris er Der mesen 9isbeo melem Gcmerne
luufet neo til ct bpot S%ormpGien, % Sprfel.
len al 0el9ener % oeres Bllleber, Gps, Sies
pauo plp. inotaser ben lprnemite Elaos. Dog
ipiler bos @r9terne 8illebbprfelien Ell enbs
ca ltprre 6olle euo hos 3tomerne. Zen
9rGlfe STRIFE bpber life pda DC appltolilfe
3roesartifIer liseiom &pmerne % ri BIO
teiianter. Mn paa Den nic9nite Seilenoelie,
iom p9iaa berer til bore Spmboler, d. tut
ben iorrettes mco iuloltGnois Nebopppelie
/ Sano. Spr iaapiot itemnter rore Saotis
tier pperenS meo Den 9r9lte 8irte. Iltea
rens Saframente uobeles hos @r9ferne urts
Der beese Sfitfelier, ioet groo % Sm blau-
beg iammen | Ell Gle. Sc rpmerite mebbes
Ter tun Srpo, meoens Treiten oriffer Bin
for belle Menisbeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

AIS. Sp.: Nf buab garias uar Spanic.
lerue 9anmarf | 1908?
Gu: 5reberit ben 6.e al Sanmarf oa
Nprse ertl9rebe GHsldno (ps Sperise)
aris. eiter at gnsellfmanoene / 1907 baupe
taaet Den oanlte Slaaoe. os ban ilu,teoe Jig
noie I'll NAPOLEON Den lite. 5or al tjGlpe
6reoerit / aampen, ieupte Den %lraulte Sei'
ier, iom pensans usiaa raaoeoe oper Spa
MEN, ct NlGlpeforps pp til 9annart, ps
/ bette par Der mango Spdnioier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

Az. Sp.: Spor lanst err Get ira @alb'
inatpu til aapitaoen / Spoairita?
Sp.: $685. Mil (S%persereus purge
Spsr9smaal bar nj life Nateriale peo
Saanpen til at iuuue beipares.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

G~ortansIien er. at ben aniaite grrer ifnI
bare al Siu!en? Burpe tile bet f1rit irem
Tor MenighecSmipoe eller Sfulefpniiteen,
iom ct iioiat al ole ire?
&c.: ]. en- Msnisbep piister at cpinl
be iine iopiig inogaaeoe apntrafter ligeiaa
bel TOM en- Gnfel;manS. 7et hanoer .imio-
leriib pfie. at oesItae Sperensiomiter. radr
bet fommer til SassanIea piier zig al prre
bicitfGloi9e / Ell eller arDen Maaoe ps i'll
&c ia life biibenoe.
9. Ia.
3 CT enteIt Meolsm al Nenisheoen tan
lite ubeu al benue at prre bemnnoiaet oers
til inosaa en- aoniratt, ium btuper Menis'
beben.
Ten Nbpnnent. iom iprleoen lpur9te. ON
Stio Guererup. Epiarlfibet "5ram"s Sap
TEN. bar noiit. bar tillenot os Ell uoflip al
"Teip 0orf Sorlo"s Wiaauebsnoeaue. buori
aapiein Spertrup omtales lom THE
Swede" SIoe ON Sibe meo 5riotioi Nans
len. Der nRpnes ipm NoromRnosnes Ne.
prrien.ant paa Iolarforitninsens Smraa.
DC. Get par altiaa bette. ipm gap SlnIeo-
ninsen til S%pp.gsmaalei. "gSorlb' bar
pGret fell uuOerrettet, buffet i 8eselen er
5ilfeleet meo De ileite amerifanite Blaoe,
iom sioer fig al meo at unberuile iiue 2Gs
iere ON ifanoinapilte Sorbolo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Farm tiljal0s.

Scarm tiIialgs. - Gn Sarm paa
y IS Icres, = Wtil Glt fra Guanpabl. Sa.
60 Acres nnoer Tlog. Heiten Yaiture. Gpot
8eboellesbus % ~llObuie. @oot &auo paa
3 Steoer. MRr Stolebus pg airfe. Sfriu
til Eeter Senbridion, SuanoabL, Sa
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

AIS. Sp.: WIl bet Suoianerlano,
iom ifal aabnes for 5ett!ement I Spb 9a.
Gotta. bliue 1t oispuuere ouer uuber some
iteaolouen?
Sp.: So, bet er not Wenin9en; rogen
uGrmere S%eitemmelier ON N%fbGnOelle al
bette 9auo er iorreiteu enbnu tfte ia9ue.
tGi ital paa sipen 5pranleoniug i Yaran'
Ties her bem9rfe. at Oct piloe blipe ucpers
tommeli9t ior Saskatchewan at belpare priolt
ale Srepe. Ri mpotaaer meo 5oreippr9llsr
ON Sneliedolanb. NGrpGrenoe Spprser
% andre iuteresiereoe er beoit tieut mep at
islse meo / Siaoet, Ger fra 5io til auoen
mebDeler alt al Setponing ON iaaoanne
5iag. SEQ at pore opn9rtiom paa. huao
Der itaar | Nuiien ON glabnins al npe 9ano.
pmraaper pip.. pii enbper pioe, naar Nab
ming al pftensl,st 9dno pil iiuSe Steb %
paa bpilte Iilfaar 9anoet fan crbolbes al
Settlerc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

ASH. Sn.: SrprleSes ifal 7euils 9nie
Eeierpdtipneu aabnes? Stal Der bruses
9petr9iulug?
Sp: 7et peo nj life eubuu; ie efter i
Npiierne, naar Sloeu fpntmer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

476. Sp.: .. Tiger, at Minueapplis or
Ell Itsrre Bp % bar ell itprre 6oltem9uaoe
eno ariitiauia. Y. Tiger bet moolatte; bpem
bar Get?
Sr.: u. bar 6et. 3 1900 bapoe ariitia
mia 225.6s6 Snobpssere minneapolis bap'
De tielse 5oreneoe Staters Genius ior iant-
me Nar 202. 1lS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

4s0. Sp.: Soao er 5ploen paa ~ltrities
be lllorarer iuofrri fra Hprse?
Su.: A geus pr. guno OF 60 Trpcent
lad valorem'.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

44 Sp.: Soao er 5oritIeleu melem
en- oanlt Spnoe Qanb % Ell oneriianit
glcre?
Sp.: Gn Gcre er en- llbetpbelisbeo iterre
enb en- 5enbe ga mo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

410. Sp Suormanse ensellte Iftl er
Der / Ell panlf Ytil?
gu: en oault gRtl ubsior pmtrent AS
enneliIe NiiL.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11
HINTS FOR THE STABLE.

Never use musty or dirty litter.
Whitewash the stable once or twice
year; use land plaster in the manure
cutters daily.
Use no dry, dusty feed just previous
to milking; if fodder is dusty, sprinkle
it before it is fed.
Clean and thoroughly air the stable
before milking; in hot weather
sprinkle the floor.
Stables should be wen ventilated,
lighted and drained; should have tight
floors and walls and be plainly con-
structed.
Keep dairy cattle in room or build
ing by themselves. 1t is preferable to
have no cellar below and no storage
loft above.
Every trial shows better returns
when wheat is mixed with some other
grain than when fed alone, although if
prices permit it wheat may profitably
form four-fifths of a grain ration. Mix
ing with other grainh overcomes the
tendency to form pasty mess.-Farm-
ers' Review
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11

that she was not in the habit of
lunching with strangers, especial
ly men whom her husband did not
know. The prince was furious and
blacklisted the name of Wetmore.
Mrs. James Brown Potter, then a
member in good standing of New
York society, now a London actress,
tried in vain to patch up the mat
ter.
The story is perfectly true, but it
is trivial. Mrs. Wetmore had the
right to make her own decision up
on republican precedents, but she
was unnecessarily scrupulous. Any
European lady would have obeyed
the princes command" in such
matters royalty does not invite-and
would have thought nothing of it..
There was no thought of atfronting
Mrs. Wetmore. The luncheon would
have taken place in abundant COM
pany and perfect decorum. 1t was
the first time the prince was ever
"thrown down. in that way-it hap
pened in the case of two or three
oohSl tALiSliSahs ldlel anu ilC SildH u
know how to hide his anger.
In Washington the president never
commands" but always 'invites"
people whom he wishes to see. But
so strong is home custom, foreign
diplomats always consider an invita-
ton from him equivalent to com
mand, to be obeyed if possible. To a
diplomat or to an army or navy Off
Ger such an invitation takes prece-
dence of any social engagement.
Senator Wetmore himself, though
enormously rich, is very democratic
in his ways. He likes nothing better
than to sit on fence like a Rhode
Island farmer and talk about the
crops.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11

ing table in a private house lost every
cent he had in the world-went in debt
to the total amount of all his savings.
These cases are no more extreme than
some that DR.. Huntington, of Grace
church, has related.
1t isn't poker any more. Bridge
whist, so very fashionable in London
is now all the rage in New York; it is
expressly commended because of its
being a good gambling game and g,
favorite of the kings" A number Of
bright young women who must live by
their wits have done so successfully for
some time past by teaching bridge to
women who don't want to lose their
money too fast by not knowing the
game.
I hope they are wiser than John w.
Keller, the Tammany Hall candidate
for vice president at Kansas City, who
has just been deposed from a good COM
missionership by the reform wave.
This sachem once wrote n book telling
how to play draw poker. On the day
he got his money from the publisher
he "sat into" little game with friends
and lost every cent of the honorarium.
The latest book on poker is by David
a. Curtis, of the Sun. Curtis isn't a
gambler, but has made poker almost O,
scientific study on purely mathemat-
ical lines. OWEN LANGD0N.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11
WATERING TUB ON WHEELS.

readily cleaned. 1t is also covenient to
water cattle with in winter. Provided
the managers are composed of nothing
more complicated than the bare floor,
as have seen in many barns, the
trough, filled with water, can be rolled
in front of the COWS, and from one cow
to another. Where running water IS
availa BILE, it can be let run into the
tub and speedily rolled to the animals.
With wheels made of hard wood, the.
device will last for years, and, aside
from watering the stock, can be used
for variety of other purposes about
the barn, saving labor and adding to
the protit.-Fred. o. Sibley, in Ohio
Farmer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11

But by the time they through with the dirty job purifying the
primaries, the and the conventions, WHO SHALL PURIFY
THE WOMEN? feel quite that womanhood would suffer
than political morality would gain.
Then, all womanhood angelic The multitude of ig
nornt and depraved would aured be brought the polls
by machine politicians while the cultured and quiet would be
reluctant the political ignorant
rup Some of prohibition friends insist that female suffrage would
shut the saloons of Brooklyn and New York and other great
They forget what beedrnng would
OF the ums and the houses the beer
drinking and whisky drinking favor Of the dramshop.
Here argument that only be limited 1t is that
the Creator has put nerdct the participation OF large
1er of sister public affairs through certain physical da
tiles which belong to wifehood and maternity
WOMAN MUST DO HER WORK FOR HER COUNTRY AS
WOMAN AND NOT AS A COUNTERFEIT MAN. We do not
need her at the polls but those who do the polls need good
mothers training and good home influence.
There full for patience and
out attempting override that Divine which fitted
her to be soldier sailor civil engineer, uryman magistrate
policeman, politician
Never be afraid that employer getting than he is
paying for he likely imagine that he paying you
than you worth him The the
the clock seldom gets raise
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11
CORN STALK DISEASE.
Caused by PasturinE Cattle in Stalk
Fields Late in Fall or EARLY
in Winter.

This term is applied to disease oc-
casioned by pasturing cattle in stalk
fields late in fall or early winter. An
outbreak, if one should occur, usually
takes place in from two to fourteen
days after the animals are turned upon
the stalks. The great majority of
cases occur between the fifth and
eighth days. 1t is also observed that
all animals affected die within two or
three days of each other. There is
nothing in the appearance of the fod-
der to indicate that it may cause
trouble. Cattle may Craze and do we'll
on one field, and from ten to fifty per
cent. be lost on another separa ted only
by fence. 1t makes no difference
Their the cattle are allowed to Craze
for only a few hours or left in all day.
After one outbreak has occurred a Sec
ond rarely follows. The disease has
never been reported from feeding cut
fodder, even when taken from the
same field as that in which disease has
occurred from grazing. The cause has
never been determined, but it is most
often observed after dry season.
The general symptoms are that the
animal appears dull, persists in stand
ing in one place, or if he moves it is
with noticeably jerky gait. There is
marked prostration; the animal will
fall on the knees, and may require sew
eral attempts to rise. Some act as if
crazy, but the majority are stupid.
There is more or less frothing at the
mouth, and almost constant swinging
of the head from side to side whether
in the standing position or lying down.
The movements are indicative of pain.
The course is of very short duration,
from two to thirty hours, the majority
living less than six hours. Too often
the history is that the cattle were all
right in the evening, and from one to
eight found dead in the morning. As
the cause is not known, and success
full treatment has not been discovered,
the prevention cannot be prescribed
except by using cut fodder. In a mum.
Der of outbreaks of supposed black
leg, DR.. Craig, assistant state veteri-
marian of Indiana, has found this to be
present instead. The disease is not
contagious and cannot be spread from
one to another The occurrence of a
few cases in a community should not
brighten others to discard the use OF
the stalk field for feeding.-Agricul-
tural Epitomist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11
How to Have Strong Colts.

One reason why more good horses
are not produced in this country is that
the dams are not well fed when carry
ing their foals. If a mare is not work
ing she is not fed enough strengthen
ing feed, to keep her vitality high and
produce husky colt. 1t takes feed to
make good animals, and it takes feed
before they are born to make them.
No use feeding heavily after the foal
comes if it is born weakling, with
knuckling or weak joints and f1abby
muscles. The time to make foals
strong is before they come, and then
their dams will have plenty of milk
and the foal will have the ability to
get and use it.-National Stockman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11

An error which is frequently com.
mitted is the turning out of lame
horses to pasture. He is obliged to
exercise as he picks his living, said DR.
w. C. Fair, before the American Vet
Urinary Medical association. Anothe.
mistake is the exercising of trot!lng
and running horses on race tracks,
thus preventing them from making sat
isfactory progress toward recovery
BY exercising a lame horse we retard
his recovery, and frequently produce
atrophy of the healthy muscles in the
same limb. If hard pulling or fast
driving causes lameDess, why not re-
move the cause and give him absolute
rest? That is the very reason why so
many track horses never fully recover.
They are not allowed to rest after
meeting with an injury. True, exer
else will develop muscles, tendonSand
igaments, provided the animal be not
lame and weak in any one quarter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-11

yacht safely of Prince Henry's Mis-
the ways. SON.
The reception of the admiral prince
will be all that could be asked. New
Workers of German birth are especial
ly interested in the matter. Whenever
New York undertakes anything of
festive nature the Germans always
have to manage the decorations and
arrange professions, for which kind
of work Yankees have little skill. In
the great celebration of the centenary
of the Constitution the German butch
ers carried off all the honors.
One of the queer results of the affair
will be to enrich the comparatively
obscure firm that is building the
yacht. Upon the strength of Prince
Henry's visit they are preparing to
get in more capital and make huge
shipbuilding concern with ways for
building any quantity of yachts and
other vessels at once.
Yacht building has always been
largely a matter of fashion. During
the early races for the Americas cup
Lawley and Burgess, of Boston, were
the favorite Designers; then came
Herreshoff, the wonderful blind man
of Bristol, r. T., and now the Shooters
Island people will make strong bid
for the primacy. To dispute it with
them young Crowninshield, of Bos-
ton, the builder of Lawson's Inflated
sloop, is lying awake nights thinking
how to make 'em go faster. But at
the moment all the advertising is GO
| ing to the new firm. For Lewis Nixon.
the very much advertised new head Of
Tammany, builds no sailing vessels.