The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-09-29

A,ot the sense by which animals id
toct nolson is that of smell. tint of
taste helnr usually deficient. Carniy-
sorops animals however, have NJ kind
aof halfway sense "between taste and
stomach acher which tells them when
q thev have taken ANYTHING 1ikely to
: disagree with them and nature len-
a ables them to get rid. of it, .by the
throat with ease. The writer goes on
to.sayg .... l..f...,-.
wolvos .tlgers ,loonords and othar
.nI,,ora aro' dieic,i+ ~ noIson T.
ansa of tha nower ,vbIcb AN Eboayo''
70 ro,idlv cattlng ria al +b6 drng
~ ione ~ M other h1nd ard X,erv
4, f,oo,ontlv noisoneT n s5f,tev eot yssi
a,ntsrs ard o,,lclsiy ,no,qn ipi,a doo.
n,on IN. othsr, latgs, follaoa /. n a. so,d
ti,ae a ooo,l, ms nv 'lSop sIins osnoololr
.nosa- b,.o,,gbt.-l,,oI,- IN, .fare,yD counts
md otl,ars' fpon, soma Iiland ,hefo,a M.
rag,otta,lo mimndersto ndings be-
t,yeen whites and bloel,s lad begnh
81, thot rec,on fomons for LARGO gooa
,,,oro ohtoined Inv tBe unsnn,.tsmnniiisa
r,o,hod NJ nnisoning carcossas .nh
1eatlng tham for tHe Iions IN aavonr
Cotila which have ma. lass than four
stomocbs ara bonelesslv nolsoned n
oncc tboy have swallowed n dose
whether in n toxic plont or otherwise
If is this curious Arrangement oe thalr
interior which makes n sucb n dlaicult
mottnr TO give cattle medicine nj ol
In common with human beings ami.
mails seem 70 be affected by poIson in
certain forms when in particular con-
dltlon Of health. At other times they
can eat the same plant or shrub with
impunity. In certain states of health
man can eat pork, Holsters, cookies,
scalops and other somewhat risky
foods without bad effects. At other
times the same edibles would produce
on him the effect Of ptomain poisoning.
Two persons may eat the same food at
the same time, and whpe one is per.
fectly well afterwards, the other may
become violently IN. The curious
cases OF SeW POISONING among horses
or catue seem 10 DC somewhat anal-
osous' Ahey VIII sometimes browse
on SHOOTS Oh yeW ana take no harm
what ever. AT other times they are
Obviously maze very Ill OF dle from
ealing the leaves Ihey nave even
Deeh louhu ueau WIN lne yeW iresh
anu unulgesleu IN their stomaehs'
"here poisonous piahts are present III
any sreat numbers IN nerDage II seems
Impossible 10 prevent cattie from cat
ing men,
Birds seem to have no discrimina-
ton whatever in regard to polsons,
probably because they have no sense
OF smell, and swallow their food with |
out masticating it, Such intelligent |
birds as rocks will pick up and eat |
poisoned grain and crows and ravens
readily eat poisoned eggs or meat.
Chickens will eat poisonous seeds
Of the laburnum and die from the eff
fects. Whether birds such as tits and |
bullilnches ever do so does not seem.
to be known.
Wild birds are frequently found dy-
ing in gardens. though onnorently they
have been In cood health a few hours
before and their death NAV probably
be due to the consunpt,on of poison
Gus seeds Animals win occasionally
fail to recognize fine nolgonons plopts
Of strange region Tho writer cites
an Instance where canals from India
and Somallland were sent ont together
in the latter country The native
camols thr;yed but the Indian comels
were All no,snnad II ia nosglble NJ