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At s. o'clock the virginia" got under
way and stood towards the minnesota"
when within mile she opened lire, then
j saw queer little craft, Ike a barrel
cn@a floating plank, creep around from
behind. the minnesota, and fire at the
virginia.. Our battery was out Of range
OF these ships, so l seated myself on
the beach below, near the water. 10 Wit
ness the battle 1t was a beautiful Sab
bath day, bright and clear With wind
enough to make the little waves race
with measured murmlrs, as they kissed
the shore In the morning sunlight. The
contest between these ironclads was the
most thrilling battle ] have ever VII.
messed. i could see the white smoke pun
out from the portfolios, then hear the
boom of the cannon, and tue GOLD shol,
slancingTfrom the shield OF the ~ IT.
GINA" would come richocheHng over the
surface OF the unrestlng waters and SINK
near oul, shore as tile force was spent
The ships soon closed together AS Two
great wrasilcrs contending for the cham
plonslip Of the world, one pondcrons and
SLOW in manoevcring, tho other agile and
moving around her antagonist AT pleas
urc The Virginia" finding the oppor-
tunity put Oh all steam and struck the
|.Monitor"}n side blow but with little
effect The shells from the "Nlrslnia's"
guns seemed 10 make no impression upon
tho ''Cbeesebox" until one struck ..ef
pilot house and blinded her captain.
They lad wrestled for three hours, and
after this occurrence the ''Monitor" With
drew from the fight into the shallow wat
els OF the middle ground. Where tho@.'Ylr-
ginia'' could not follow her. She waited
on the battle ground AN hour but the
lnMonitpr', did not return. then 1t was
decided 10 take tho ship 70 Tie dry dock
| In me navy yard TO have her brought
down In the water and completed.
At IL oclocls the Virginia left the
1aoads and stood for Portsmouth. Nonc
OF her crew was killed Or wounded IN her
| light with the Monitor NJ
4 The wrestle4of these terrible iron mon
4 slers In deadly conflict Ike fabicd lc-
4 yiatllans out or the broad deep seas. WAC
grand. AWFUL. magnificent and sublime %
4 behold Al
4 Tboro WAS the worlds most radical
change in naval warfare--thcrc MAS AZ
passing Of wooden men ol Wal--theie WAS
4 the greatest event iil all the history Of
imarine engagements. II had no parastcl
4 sl the annals OF time.
But one year before was published ord.
nance and Gunncry," by Lieut. u, slmp-
son, Y. S N,.designed MS Il teXl book for
the Naval Academy, which, said Iron:
Vessels are utterly unfit for war" and
giving Tho comments OF Sir liowafi
Douglass ON he French y re jloiren and
1.-The sritiSh ship Warrior summed up
that hIae opinion of This great authority
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SOME BITS OF VERSE.

How erc the closing OF the day,
The price of pork might rise; n: IA
T#pitled 5All who didn't knO " iii
How iiicel Y raj. weed pork chops 30 -
When one is tired a bit: and 20
The taste Of pccan-piesl Il
Syyo oft eat roasts OF who knows what KS:
Served up to us al piping hot n
And 90 AXIS consisting of a lot
S& Of weeds we cannot name;
AZ consomme OF maple Limbs.
"A 8pureo mad e of Watts hymns N
These soups delight our fats and Sims
And exc our halt and lame. n
While hey who long for flesh are gaunt
Becalise ~ inca t Z here Is "a wan t,
Our lriotl cab ba ges ID We flaunt, RI II; /
And liver made Of IA dish ~ 2l95s ss
SWcfstufrsorS sausa &c made OF oat . aS
Instead 10 { fragments saved from Etoats /;
On string bean ha st ca CHI sveggys dot es-S
Some pc ples So we re dds b. 4
Head cheese we max 6 from. bArle polls, 4
From cowslips weSc construct veal rolls III
That YOU could no Is % save ~ Lrg eouls.s
Sa From tSreal s$ m eat d iscerri.
In brief 10 Z Ike a long tale short,
We don $seat Snaugbt We lladn' I ort
{And-if 4, o me at $ should ii eacil our port L
I'VE wouldn't !. yearn "a yea rms p tltnore
American. N 32S
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six inches thick III the rear The main
battery consists OF four l2-inch3 breech
loading rifles, mounted two d In acll SUI
perposcd turret son the centre line DfIdhc8.
vessel. eight eight-inch breech loading
rifles, mounted two III each superposed Z
turrct and two in each side turret, and
twelve sx-lnch rapid fire guns. There
Is a secondary battery Of twelve three
irch and twelve three FOUNDER guns, be-
sides four one-pounder automatic guns,
four one-pounder rapid fire guns, six
Colt automatic guns, two machine guns
and two three inch field guns There
are also two submerged torpedo tubes.
Her Hateful namesake G. 8. s. s8.'Yir-
ginia4 was n Reconstruction of9the fri
gate "Mefrlmac" which was scuttled and
burned to the waters edge on the night
Of the destruction OF the Gosport Navy
Yard The old ship was cut down to
within liz feet OF her light water line
and a deck was built from one end TO the
other. On this deck was constructed a
roof. shielded With iron. Inside the roof
this deck Was covered with plank on
beams, but outside the shield, at both
ends. 1t Was built OF solid timber, and
covered with iron one inch thick.
The ship was 2s2 feet and o inches long
from her stein To the after side OF the
stern post; from the stem to tho for
linchcs; from the filler to the after part
| % the shield wAs IS feet, and the length
| Of the shield WAS i7S feet 6 Inches. The
length of thcFgnn deck under the sliicld
| aas 167 feet. q Inches. The raftcrs OF the.
shield on roof we're yellow pine. fourteen
| inches thick. bolted togcther8,ind placed;
AZ an inclination or thirty-Gve degrees
on these were four inch pine plank placed.
| horizontally and on this WAS IA course of
| Tour Inch oak plank up and do Wn /: then Il
course ~ rolled iron bars eight inchch
Wide and two inches thick. also placed
! horizontally and another layer or the
same iron running up and down, all se-
erreiy boited. through the wood frame.
and held with NUS ON tho inside. 'Ine
| roof Wan ~ inches thick twenty-five 0f
| wood nad four inches OF Iron. The deck
Or top u ihc Hliicid vas f0uYtcen fect
Wide and protected by an iron grating
made Of l8o inch sausfc iron with ineshcs
i l%D inches square The pitcl,snf tho
/ gun deck WAS seven feet. Roth ends or
the sblelded roof were rounded so tIat
4 Tie pivot guns crAlId gbe Used aH to@ Or
(aicrn cpasnrs or s,iiartering She lad a
/ Gast iron prov weighing about 1900
POUNDS, which was broken on IN ramming
/ Tho Cumberland.
i As n hafeguard 70 protect The hull, a
course NJ iron Que il,eii thick Was faster-
I'd Az around hef. three feel down from
TIE bnuesie, Bhe had IS commissioned
4 oticers, engineers, Hftty officers. 4
/ pilots. AMI H. cruz Ofl@tl men
4 Hcr aymgurfi consisted ~ lwp ;glnqI
itifle CUES viii, range ~, oi three rert
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An Elegy#of Dust and Dreams.

,(By.htl5S& BEII1&SLAI.k1R4HVHIT
a brood ding twilight spreads It's violet pail
On hill and va lley, over cot and hall;
While I'5tI init the ruins one decayinE
I linger using oer its rise and
Graf !, llshenee / YAH. wher. deepeninEI
Lone tenement 81 vanished pomp q and
pride, sS: "a.
Where ebbed and flowed the sea y human.
sSs life s55 81
winged wanderers seek rest at 33t e,v,en,ide. q
"A broken IN k cps guard beside the door.
It's It's w % sef,llr,ess long since were
The twilight filters through a broken
And marks the hour upon the time stain
ed floor s33s5
Full many a year has gone its silent way.
Since las q IN other VIA tched fer. child mt
play, III {S
From hat vine Swallowed porch at SUI
And called il d the closing 81 the day. \
How OFT these beaten paths tired feet
have pressed,
How oft beneath s,yon elm, at noon days
S&ss rest,
Some tuneful ga has caught the red \
ss.s breas ing,
Thai told the st Dry q & a crowded nest.
The creepers. climb and riot as 81 old, 5
And stll,athe garderlros Its sweets UNI n,
fold, 4 i35s u u igs 95 543
But Ike the petals scattered JIM Is ago
The hands. tllat nllrsed N them low are
crumbling mold. a'5
The voices that once echoed througr each en-
Are atllled. But ia tho limit of some!
| 5%S5 tomb. s5S & 4ss h .4s
Are yoiceless heaps Of scattered sacred
That vat responsive T. tie mai call:
For then, no 2, = more he depths 81 human
For hem no more the pain, and Joy to
brow, 81 "a
Light where another's stumbling path
wn Srrllns sz
No more, for them life's petty cares to
i 8EsS{i know. = " IN s5q
Sleep well winged nlnstrels, In your bor-
roW wed nest, B, III BIS
sleep. wellz-no shades OF mortals here
No l,abltan,s save whitening dust and
dreams. ,$S III Ss 3s5 Y
]swill share with you your solitary rest.
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The etarian's Gloatt.
a sonrf az iov over 4 he nd kers' strike in

Is the West) slsl 3ali ,sg !. III y8Ss 5s
I am a vegetarian,
No gheifer-fed bari alial Y; NJ Il b IL s..
I liYn on things q grarla y, a. q "a .i}5
Sui never fool with lIlea sg (
I'm one of those that Ike, yol, Fee
tfhe grass that lines the Sc NJ;
And 30 this packers strlhe you I. s y, e'
10 mo Is quite q streat Il. V
I laugh 10 think OF .thoSe VINO e ca. y 4, ],
meat "a !5 Z q Is \. y. !. "A Ii
All now a-shake from head to fee
4 For fear Of rising prices I,
No odds TO us If bert should
trwo-siyty-hyn Sa pound for y's
Don't eat the dirty stuff, yon see, "a
But live on grains and r'ces,
Ii thought this morning as ~
And hungercd for my sbrea : tass hays
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making tomato preserves. BY so doing
YOU will greatly oblge
Tomato Preserves.

Small, round yellow tomatoes are best
Tor preserving. Select nice. Arm ones
which remove the skin carefully without
breaking the fruit. Prepare a syrup, ais
lowing one pound OF Loaf sugar TO eaci,
pound Of the fruit and using Just enough
water to dissolve the sugar. Flavor WITH
sitiHer and lot the syrup boil down thick,
then put IN the tomatoes, a few at a tins
ana cook very gently until they are ten.
der and transparent. Remove carefully
4 and placp III presarvang Jars. Cover
with the syrup and seal while hot RI
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Jefferson Bible.

3EdltorSoH tho Times Dispatch:
ss- Sir.- see that tho United States Con.
Sgress appropriated some thousands OF
dollars to the publication OF what Is
known as the Jefferson Bt BILE III
you be no kind as to tell me through, tho
Query. Column OF The 7 lines -D lspatch
where can get tho aboye- famed book Z
I have asked at several hook : torres and
cannot fnd 1t. N Yours. &c,
IL r. PACE f
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holes and eight smooth bore 9-inch Dahl
gren guns or the ,Melrlinacp battery.
There Gre now 1bs first class battles hips
20 second class as third class. or 2s4 5iroli8
.hattleships iii tho naves Of tire world
all ontclassing their mother, the"C. 9. 81 81
ittVtrgtf1ia!O
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The King 81 servia.

sFIdltOr1 OF the acknowledgements ~
sin-Please te1l me wi A, Milan, King
of servia, married aftcr IN divorced Ma
gtnlie? q Did he have d son bnmed Niilan2
Was this son poisoned ] flhe was. then
by whom and who did stc(hen Nanno,..
irirs, who killed tho king ,tid Queen OF
servIa, marry and when h 50. through
which waters the Russian Net goes to
II get TO tvladi vostoct2 EA1oER.
Milan divorced Natalie In ts1 utStheyl
$wero reconciled III 1893 and NO decres
of divorce annullcd. s..
II He lift one son named AlcxaiNs who
became King ana was assassiiia ed.
we do not know whom, the Assassin
married. III,
The last question .s not ssitiegsntlyl
definite. viadiyostok Us on the s'a Of
Japan.
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Shakespe,are,s PLAYS.

Editor OF the Tlmes-D dispatch.
4 Sir, Please say In your Sundays issSe,
iis sshakespeare's play, THE Merchant
Venice, designated ms a, com dy
What Kind OF a play IL i Much ADJ
About Nothing.?'' or Ais We'll THAI
Ends Well. = termed7
The Merchant Of Venice ID designated
h tragi-comedy. The other plays men.
toned arc comedies + -, -
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Civil Service Probler,,.

Editor Of The s-Dlspa,ch:
Y slr,--In your Issue OF Sunday last (ths
2Ah) under the Questions and At,sWerd
Column, tho. following problem appars.
The a appropriation for a year TO the
civil service was tos,s4o During tho yenr
10000 persons were examined. II "a per
cent. Of the number failed to pass, and 171k
per cent. OF those WHO passed. were ap-
pointed. what was the average cost to Tie
government OF each appointments
"A Your solution rcads:
90 * 6s x IN - $3.50 $3.50 i. ), 10 8 4
SIS as2T. Answer. 9 s :. u
y{SSysVQl you kindly give me In AZ tail how
Aho iolution ~ arrived ut ss5ss 49,
Very truly, "a
New ort News, va ss
81 II $s4 Sper cent. failed to pass, 100 per
cent! -Np4 per cent & 6s per cent. passed.
III ne cent. Of those who passed were
~ olnted Hence, % per cent v per
cont wer\ appointed. Hence, We have.
80 900 IL. IL IS Y. or 6oooo * .1ls5 81 Sin
were appo,ted
This who'll appropriation fsos, s4o). al n
Iyided \ by 8, Is ttho 1,u,nbe appoint ed) Y
elves q 7,o2so. the average cost Of each
Appoin tment, Which IL the answer. So
" we made q Mistake In using ss per cent,
instead g g cent. g abovs 81
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Central American History.

Editor o & Tha r mes-D Dispatch: 4 ..l
Can YOU al fct mo 10 any worthy
success or 1 ofS comp lrat live recent date Sois
Stop Central America. Mexico and
SYtcatan especiallS sonnet thing dealing
with hose mighty Mysteries, the ruined
cities. he tel Of 78ss 7. 3 .. S. M
Prehistoric Atneriddl. by Nadniliac.
,puhllshcd BY p4nan's Sons. New
York. 1854. lao tho lourth volume Of
Bancroft u q I've Races az tha Pacific
Coast, published by 81 a ppleton ana
Company. New York. 1875
S3 T here Is also a work entitled Ancient
Cities OF the n err ,ynrld !, A by Desires
charnay. 1881, which will probably give
:informat ton on the subject. ss3
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An Old Sinners Prayer.


(E,or the Tilnes-D ispatch,) I'll 81
Lord, Thou hast beenEs kind to me Il
From birth, through manhood, to old
That have thought my name might be
51nAe1abed upon lies glowing page.
M iii q.
Is Aid ali my ways such Wicked ways K
How can I dare to reconcile
n MY past with future blissful days
Ia know that Thou vii & mercy have
II on whom Thou vii have mercy, Lord
And Thou cAnstE any sinner va We, N
Ana shield him vi th rs flaming sword.
Therefore. 3 Lord. I come 4 to Thee
Now, at this calm and silent hour 81 H;
And beg for mercy unto me, 355
Through Thy redeeming strength and
s y power. Isl III
Lord, 4 II have wandered far away
From a II the piecents of Thy Word 3
', And l plead hep and pardon S lord
Thou knowest Lord, my every fault,
My sins arc almost scarlet red, 5f "a
i pray Thee put them In N vault, @
Whcresthey may lie #foreYer5dead.
D Lord forget / o Lord forgive 4
D, MY wicked ways and evil deeds. B
And In the time, here may live, E Is2 q
lmpart to mo ethereal needs. IS
And when 1 must Yield up The ghost,
Ia take the dark and dreaded flight
IN that fal.-off and unknown Goa &
L AT oyenngrtime let there be light. IN
lAord. let me find the n Ugh Sof Home
And let me see an open door; a
And let me hear tho Bird e say. " Comet
here can rest and rofs m no NOR
.lssss si s . v ~ u. S
Laurel Level tIenrlco count
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How Old is Tom?

Editor of The Timex Dispat nh
4g Sr,--J ohnS Is "a years Old. When he
was Tom, s o 50 no iwast twice as old a s.
Tom. How old Els Ton /? TOMS prcsent
age 10 twice his al es when J Ohm was Tits
age, hence * 10 r. pfcsent g Tom 3 frst age
x his present: II Tom 3 ago has adj y
van ccti * then johns has also ;5s hence
Johns ago at present must DO XII Xisx.
L Now XXX being "a! x must DO onc-third.
OF FL Il or 8, and sXA5l16 vi hich IS ore their
Iespcctfyetngeg. fs.; az VI. r. S. S. ss
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The Salt 81 the Sea.

Editor Of The Tines-D lspatch: !, & !. I, 4.
sin--Pleasc tell us through your highly
valuable paper. what ma kefs 8. the Wa.ers
Of the ocean or sea sal and what pre-
vents It's and 95iigs.1 iSGtI
servt. =. =. 3, s :. I. !. ~ ~
Il 4 auft,ciently accounted for when We
consider that tile chloride OF sodium md y
other soluble salts which form, oAst It.
uent ingredients OF the globe are con GO
stantly wyshed QUITO the soil and ~ ro 9'83
ny rain and spring and carrled cow
ia the sea- international I5neyclo p y 9.
dia, 4
Continuous eyaporat prevent aoSefT
s$ n AZ
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,WrlteEto your Congressman
Saddle 81 e ollar Calls.

Editor Of the r I'm es. = ispa tch III
Il Sir, Can some one furniah m 81 throush
your Query column 4 sure remedy for
3gall ours On horses J.l 7. 4 3. 5i5
4 The Treatment q sim pie. b ( the cause
be removed The par must Be thor;
,ougflys bnthed in5soapy ~ ter; forwards
'applysthe FOLLOWING powder: slaked lime
ssounces; I. 10 wdered charcoal 40 ounces,
mix we'll together and Dust over par par 4,
night and morning. II the anirna must
continue TO work. the harness must Be
padded or ohanlbered. s:s us
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81 Pensions, IA Widows.

Editor al the Tlmes-p tel y ; 81 = (.
srAWill you nj ease me y g .sol',
lama neeay, can dra u penson75
Virginia gives pension of forlysdol'
lars l,er annur1, 10 every widow remain
Ing unmarried. o. every soldier aallos
Or marine 81 virglnia. whose g hus pap Y,
lost his iife while IN the dischaEgfe 5hls
ssuty'in the military on naval service .
Virginia during the war be Yee . Ina
Aatsa, ana a pension Of tweaty5flye DOL,
lars per annum to every wIdoyY IS every y
soldlor; sailor q marin of ylrslhl Y
whose nus band was loyal and true n y
the MI ltary. or naYal yseryice sof plfsi y
duringa the said war aud has tilee5 DIED,
the said widow Iemal n!ng lin'laa rfls -
Tomato Preserves,
EDITOR OF the Times p Spaf eli. 5Ss S
" sir7-As am q eonst AM feader e o. your Z,
paper ii wish you would gtind al publish Ply
ii your Queries the prolicr5 recsipt : top
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q Merchandise Problem.

Editor Of tho TImes-D Dispatch:
~ Sir Flea Sc solve tho following problem:
# On December !. 1900 Thomas Hnm-
snond, a commission merchant. owned
James Wilson on account s34375. De- 1
s1enlber Sd. Wilson shipped Hammond $500
pounds of pork which he sold at IL cents 1
per pound, charging 1-3 per cent. conlmis-
mission, Decenber7 Hammond sold Will
son so head OF cattle. otal weight l05-it
800 pounds at $4.25 per hundred pounds
December n Hammond sold for Wilson
1900 bushels of wheat at as cents per
5bushel. charging him per cent. CONS
mission and SEQ f2r stora ge,' \ December
$$e6 Wilson b boughtiof Hammond les,6o0
feet Of lumber. at 1925 per 100 feet De-
icember ~ Hammond received from, w IL
son II note for $l.2250. due in GO days. De-5i
cenlber 90 Wilson paid "a d It draw OH
him by Hammond for II s460. N axe ss an
.itemlzed statement OF the above account
5as IT. should appear ia ken from .at the 1
books of Wilson; max q pro per lleadln 81
close the account, and bring down thu
balance as 1t should appea Y anuury u
1901 Z :, t1t !,,s' 4 pEts',
James MOI, Wilson In AGO.. wit y II hammond
~ DIR. ss$ s53fz a g44s FL " Y
spec, n. To cat tle...i, &, .bos 90
Dec, ID, no wheat |. a mr. q. com, q.
Dec. e6 Lumber i, !. 4. 80, 3. 40 rs
rs. CIR ~ 81 81 .y VS.
Doc i, bal. on old acet s1at e
Ia Tsy pork 4. I. .Ol4 400
mai 25 SBy note /. z, 4, 1. \. /. $50 100
Dee, 90. ii Il. (, d, !, i, &. AGO 90
interest to JAM 1asolf at 9 pr.sEct
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Norfolk County,

Editor of Tho Times Dispatch AN
s slryTT-D you know3if there Is In exist,
or the early settlement and colonizaa
ton OF the counties OF Lower Norfolk
and Princess Anne, & Virginia?
M y. sj MRS. J. y NJ. 81
The u s' Lower No rfolk tiquary.,' owned
and edited by Ed ward wv. Il James. ESQ.,
n orfolk Va. 10 q \ mag zine specially
devoted to these matters. SS4
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e Such tmporta tlons are considerab le.5
Peanuts to the amount OF ST, 900 were. re-
8celyed into New York, Il alone during the
year ending July ISL. 81 During the past
.month one lot o tfabout $50 bags was res
.ceiyed In New q Yofk,s and a. lot o & 800
bags reached Newport News last week
from frica, by 4 way OF MarseilIes5
and London. T he importation seeing to
keep the trade considera bly, agitated.
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The Virginia Pension Act, Z
Editor OF the Tlmes-D patch
d Sir,-Yous Will please All werI the foil oyy-.
Ing question In your Query and Answers r.
column: Isl5$i
INA If a Confederate soldier who belonged
TO a Nolah Carolina regiment and i, IS
drawing i a. pension In North Carolina Ia
was to move TO Virginia coul he draw lrils''
a pension In the State OF " rginia !?
Us. n " CONFEDERATE. 4.
The pension act OF Virginia approved
April q, 1902, provide s. for pensions 70
citizcns OF Virginia who we re d So b 1l
by wounds received during IN, he war va pe-
tween the States while serving as 's,s sol-
diers. sailors or ma rines OF y irglnla,''s
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Imports of Peanuts.

Ed tor OF Tho Times d spat cl,
~ Sir, Please sta to lwlet her or not nv
peanuts arc iImporlled Into Il the United
States s5'i 3.ss
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Tape Worms.


Editor Of 4 the Times Dispatch:
Us Sir. 81 wish a remedy In Query colilm
fore tapeworm IN bull terrier, !.
Treatment may be divided into prepal
atoryz ana medicinal. The object N trea.
2ment; is to &expel the worms: hencesi It'll
That remedies shall reach ther
readily and tind them In d finished cor
3dition. It is desirable to allow the anima
TO fast-a weaned puppy from eight 7
twelve hours; N E. dog over nine u month
odd, sixteen TO twenty -four hours. Their
will be no harm done, and posstbl
something gaintA, especially In CA E. !. g I,
StapeWornns, II by giving q good dose e
castor OIL several hours before the yeI
5mifuge is given. Give two grains g
freshly grated. dark-colored areca {betel
nut lin a gelati In ca psule and Saf ter on
and a. half hours has elapsed, give tn
dog a dose Of castor oil to make sur
the remedy Is removed from the I'M ties
tines; X the bowels 10 not m owe In q f,al
an hour or SO. give the dog some POI q
ridge and milk. which generally cause
a notion Some dogs must be ~ lowe ,
out OF the kennel. Or they Will suffer
owing to clearly habits, II Is the Gus
tom of some to combine san tonire wit
the arcca nut. to which there 5is no ot
lection, q fter The use Of worm remedies
especially arcca nut the diet for severe err
days should be bland. IL
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Editor OF the Times Dispatch:
S Sir. II wish a remedy In Query Column
fore tapeworm In bull terriers.
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