The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21


 q Aimsslf by mskine snasli sfHfielei @ a's.' yfich ss aia vs<y .sssly' e l..s M i've snd . SuaSssf ipShes nn6. .inse very laret. wi6s- eneptoeo pettie: ~ she n6hnows had 63s4 sxespt enc: ua3 erf6nS was juat tkstohla6 . ng -ae | went inte his room, and hs held It upon the Burfaee of tho water tn che bottle q hS was eftsn ia ths hetet efs 1oln6s the minnew dests1 ct it so repldiy that he eels1A noa 1itA1sAw tAe fly h tluhs to pssvtat .ths heck Iron priohiag tho rnf9nov;i tfs little flen eseeended thres.fsprtAs Of the wsy down the with hie ncse pointing AowuwAfi. theh s~ffsfy wsnt the tslaainasy sf the wsy, rubbe1 his noss for . few sscen1s asafnst the sfde of the tench. and again swem about as lively yas before. We both jolnsd iu the opinion that it was really no fablt .as to the tench bsine the Asscuiapiue of fish: for hsrs was an example. before our sysA of q fish bsin9 wounded, and immediately instlnct directing him to seek Tke SyisAss, Hsspssas..
 Tn the wicawaches River. Florida. ie isprine gushink ID from some sub- teryanea source. ahd this has been named the .Ftshes Hospitar by persons who have obssPved it. Owing to the clsarness of the water every foot of Fths deep hole in the rlver. bottom. from which the spring bursts forth. cen he cbserved, and nuphesous eye-witnessse tsstffy to s1sing many w6unled and sick fish coming thsre for refuge and heaiino. In coussqusncs of some psouiief propsFty in the spring water their wounds heal rapidly, and as soon cesied by other injured ones
 "A ysar or two Ae6 Dutch coioniai pApers reported . reniarkable case of animal instinct. The people in the village of 1egowo. In the Japanese province of SalAtfga. suffered rava8es from hordee Of gray monkeys, which destroyed their plantations. The Dutch sub- Gosernor recsmmendsd that. thsy try strychnins to ret rid of the
 srhe favorite fruits of the monkeys were accordingly collected In large quantitiss heavily dosed with strych- nins ana deposited in the woods The
 monkeys ate freely. and many of them became yioisntly i'll. but none disd.
 It was then discovered that the mon keys when they f4it the effects of the poison, went In search Of and ate the leaves or the tembi1kan. certain weed which grows profuseiy in the Archipeiago. It was found that whom
 the aniuals were too III to seek the we4d tbsfmselvss they had 1t brought to thsm sby ether monkeys.
 Ueeeslng Tor Wounds.
 If chimpanxee be wounded, it stcps the bleeding by placing its hand on the wound or dressing it with leaves and Erass. A mother monkey has been ebserved to treat a young one which had hurt one of It's thumbs. so that blood came out of the wound. by sucking the wounded member In its mouth. thus relieving the pain almost immediately.
 "A wsstsrn obseryer records . case of bird surgery which came under hts observation. A swallow had built it's nest In his barn, and one day, being . lover Of birds he climbed to the nest and found in it two young swallows. One being srnaIier and less vigorous than the other and having a siighter covering Of feathers. Upon taking the young hiyd in his hands he was stifi
 more astonfshed to find one of It's ieas very thoroughly bandaged with horse. hairs. Having carefully removed the heirs one by. onep he was still more astonisted to find that the nestiing's leg was broken. He carefully re- placed the Bird In it's nest and re- sclved to ewatt further developments. upcn yiisting ths patient the next day ths ise wes aesin found bandassd as before. The bird-surKeon waa not Fa8ain ytuerfarc3 with. and the case be. int kept under observation, in about ksEu4ssSe3es 5< ssas xetss,a -xf1nt h 4 ivs aNsrRs Ss5ffE, klsallS sS fa ySd. .s osa is' Were t&ixenssoffT fhel se4ff0tss WAS sdfks tiuetiy felt ahd the Giii5n of sbonss cyI. depfly psgfeets rss Ahei: hsrdzrwas able. 70 <AyssQkSi wffis sitsSnaA tes a .s'A sa es 4s,ts .AAts AsaAAlak k&es., sV,s.,s ss,. v X { lt b RS43rtAA @%by scsrair,, ,observsrs that if ah ant is . little It'll, or sfgk1.t. 7iy wounded. alfe is.carefuliy tended NJ { her ocsnpat13ons:s 'ssffiie, on the other hand, tkos6 which are dangaro usly nj, or wounded are carried out efsthe nest to dls. The warrior ants have rersst iariy organized ambulanees. r.Atreilie cut tho antsnnae Of an ant, and other ants came and covered the wounded pew. with q trsnsparent fluid secreted In their nputhR
 "According to Dr. Pierce. dentist of west Roxbury. Aaass.. who, has spent ssyegal xeara in. -the jnnxlss sx, Afrjfass sEhssaquirrszgA and ifnonk4y~ efl 'khss 'sscfiep ns xisitsd ays diA5essrsA- a blue scia yss much the flame if icoior as fhat which covers the diamond fIeidss Of crecsctM when ths af1fniais. lave the toothache they plaster this ciey into tho cavity as 6 remedy. and the creosote gives relief and often kills lha offendinrr narye.s