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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-21
WARRENTON

Especial to The Richmond virsiniano
WARRENTCN. VA, July 2a-Miss
Ida NJ. Pollard. of st. Louis. Mo- who
has been travelling for several months
through Alaska, the Canadian Rockies
and the Yellowstone Park, arrived In
Warrenton on Thursday last and viii
pc me guest OF Mrs. Delaney Evans
Tor the summer
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Gibson and Mr.
u. F. Gibson. OF Hoxie, Ark. who have
been guests at the home Of MIR. and
MRS. Delaney Evans. will leave on
Monday for North Carolina, where they
VIII spend some time
Miss Mary Ellis Rossell. Of Staten
Island. NJ Z. who is now visiting
remembered in Warrenton. having
spent much time here, win reach War
renton Monday and Will be the guest
of Miss Ida Pollard Evans
=, Miss Jean Carson. OF spartanburg, S.
G., who has been spending some time
In New York. viii also be a guest of
Miss Evans
Mr.. william r Wilbur and Mr. James
tonians who attended the Manassas
horse show Wednesday and Thursday
OF the past week. Mr.. Maddux acted
as Judge OF the events.
Mr. and Mrs. William N Wilbur, Of
Devon and Philadelphia. who have
spent the past several months in
Europe. will return home in the next
few days.
MISS E~llEhpctn NliDuF. VINO mas nean
spending several weeks In Warrenton
with Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wilbur.
left on Monday for Devon and Phila-
delphia, where she will Join her parents
for the summer months
Mrs. c. W. Nelson and Miss Mary
Nelson. who have been spending some
time in Clarke county with Mrs Hugh
Nelson. have returned home,
Miss Courtnay Collins, OF New York
and Washington. is the guest Of Miss
Mary Nelson.
Rev. Nelson Barry. OF New York. has
Joined Mrs Barry and son at the home
OF Major r. f. Barry, near Warrenton.
and viii spend several weeks there.
Miss Ellen Berne Scott of Richmond,
has Joined Judge Carter Scott at the
home, of her grandmot her.z Al -, TaYAars
Scott.
Miss Fanny Scott and Miss Camilla
Wexford. who are spending some time
at Virginia Beach. will reach Warren
ton later In the summer.
DR. and Mrs l.. O. Hardin. who have
been visiting relatives In Clemson, S. c.,
have returned to Warrenton. and are
at the home of Mrs. Taylor Scott.
Mrs. Grafton Beall left Warrenton
on Friday last for jamestown, r. l.,
where she goes to join Lieutenant
Beali who is stationed these,
Rev. Dudley Powers, Of Richmond
and Michigan. will reach Warrenton on
the thirtieth. and viii be a guest Of
Mrs j. r. Britton.
Misses Elizabeth Spilman. OF "Elway
Hall" and Josephine Spilman, of The
DELL" near Warrenton. left recently for
an extended tour through the Yellow
stone Park, Canadian Rockies ana
Alaska The Misses Spilman will be
gone several months
A dance was given at the Country
club by the matrons OF Warrenton.
The young ladies of Warrenton gave
dance at the Country club.
Miss Alice Smith. OF New Orleans. La.
Is guest OF Colonel and Mrs. Grenvtile
Gaines
William H. Gaines. who has been
spending his vacation with Colonel ana
Mrs. Grenville Gaines. has returned 10
HIS home in Rosslyn.
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NATURAL 6RIDCE

Special to the Rich mond Virgtnian.l
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA. July 20.
The midsummer guests OF the de-
lightful bridge constitute a happy
throng who find pleasure in every
uassing moment. Secure on this
mountain top, they And its repose and
serenity very restful after the fret
and fever OF the city's turmoil. Most
refreshing are these mountain breezes
after the drowsy heat OF the recent
torrid wave. The summer colony Is
growing day by day, and is more and
more attractive. All the cottages
| have been taken. and they hold de-
iightfui community of summer resi-
dents. There Is an ever-passlng
throng of tourists who come from all
parts OF the world to see natures
great miracle in stone. and add their
presence to each days gaiety, 1t Is
the summer colonists. however, who
keep the ball of pleasure rolling. Very
happy are they when they convert
themselves into wateroa bies of vari-
Gus growths and disport themselves
In the enticing waters of the swim
ming pool, or when they seek the
bowling alley and contend in trials
Of skill with the brown balls of vary
Ing size Not less happy are they
when they try fisherman . luck in the
glen, or ride and drive through the
lovely woods. A very picturesque
spot Ia the ehtldrefi8s play ground not
far from the hotel. where droopins
willows shade little stream and
offer a cool retreat. Rustic bridges
span this rivuiet and rustic seats
cluster around the trees. while swings
are dotted here and there. As the
tiny tots toss themselves III the
swings or tumble on the gra IS. they
present charming picture. This ia
Indeed a children's paradise. and a
wholesome and happy time they have.
Since the departure OF the genial
druggists OF last week. life has taken
on it's usual bridge tones. The last
night of their happy stay was made
merry by the famous Mr.. Polk Miller.
who gave an informal entertainment
in the ballroom and drew most Law
ishly from his storehouse of negro
dialect. song and story. Urged by
the inimitable twang OF his banjo, all
were quite ready to Zine the buckle
berry picnic
Thursday afternoon Mr.. Grant
Oliver OF Washington. Pa, and Mrs.
James Russell Houston OF Cincia-
natl entertained very charmingly Al
their cottage in honor of their guests
Mrs. Beale of Buchanan. and Mrs,
Oscar Hoffman of Cincinnati Again
Mr.. Polk Miller OF Richmond charm
ed the gathering with his most de-
lightful legend and banjo music.
Mrs. George A. Smith OF Richmond
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Lewis
Bosher who has apartments in the
Jefferson cottage
The summer colony is nappy TO
welcome the return OF Mrs. James
Morrison of Lynchburg and her two
charming children. DR. Morrison.
tale nted specialist OF Lynchburs, vii.
visit tis family later.
Mrs, r. b, Bafksdafe Of Richmond
and Miss Eliza Edmunds of Halifax
have Joined the summer colony. Mrs.
Barksdale brought her motto car and
Is having many delightful rides over
these lovely hills.
Mrs. C. G. Leverett. Miss c Lever
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OTTERBURN SPRINGS

OTTERBURN SPRINGS. July 20.
The third week In July finds many
of the old guests back at Otterburn
and with the many new ones are
spending their time at cards. tennis,
croquet. quoits, walking and dancing
Although the weather is so warm
there is no trouble to find breezy
nook under the large tree ond in
the spacious halls
An automobile party headed by
Mr.. Charles Pearman came up for
the last weekend and were here FOR
the dance. They report the roads
as very good and reach the hoted In
good time,
The dances on Saturday and Wed
nesday nights were among the most
successful OF the season. The music
was especially good and when the
"Old Virginia Reel was called all
Joined in. On Saturday night, the
German was led by Mr.. Moore, with
Miss Southan Among those dane
ing were Misses Jessie Palmore. Rose
Southal, Nora Way. Augusta Hof-
man. Bessie Herberts, Marie Jones
Mamie Meade, Mabel Barnes. Cellie
Barnes. Sallie Blankenship, Julia
May Parsons, Anna Parsons, Imogen
fIszelgrove. Katherine Flournoy, Miss
Jackson. Mrs, Overton. Mrs. Glils.
Messrs Ashton Coleman. Willie Nor
fleet, Chafttn Handley. j. g. Jeffer-
son. Jr., Wslliam jefferson, Foster
Barnes. Jessie Tusker Frank Rogers,
William jackson, John Jackson,
Chas Pearman. j. w Butler. w. :;
Coats, NJ. Y. Moore. Edward
Vaughan, +. q. Ancarrow. X. w
Parsons. Bruce Hazelgrove.
Recent arrivals are Messrs, n. T.,
Ancarrow. K. c. Ancarrow, Parker
Ancarrow, Leland Ancarrow. Stuart
Ancarrow. ". s, Goats J, w, Butler,
Edward Vaughan. M V. Moore and
Chas Pearman. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Erwin and daughter, and Mrs. Carl
Reuhrmund
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CHARLOTTE G.. III.

Especial to the Richmond Virginian J
July 2o.--Mrs. II n. Chermside. who
has been visiting in stanton. has
returned home
Miss Halle Hutchinson and Miss
Sarah Jackson, who have been visit
ing at Villeview, returned home oA
yesterday
Mrs. James #. Grant and family
OF Richmond are spending the sum
mer at Mr.. j. d. Sheppersons
Rev. j. Watkins Lacy will preach
at the Village and BRAKES Branch
churches during his vacation. Mr..
Lacy is an able preacher. and Ii is a
source Of great pleasure TO the mem
beers of these churches to have aim.
Mrs. William w. Gait aud Mrs
Wainwright of Norfolk are spending
the summer in town.
Miss Bette Gait. who has been on
a visit here. returned to her home in
Williamsburg yesterday.
Miss Mary Daniel who mas been 10
Atlantic City. has returned home.
Miss Lucy Shepperson. who has
'FfH fiHttlng ia (udFl ottsSNlile, mas
returned home.
Mrs Richard Burmeister and
daughter are spending the summer
here .
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Weightman.
who have been visiting Mrs. ]. II.
Norvell, have returned to their home
in Sayesnah, Ga
Mrharlotte G. Darlington. who
has been connected with the Queens
boro library. New York. returned
home yesterday for vacation. She
will assume the position of librarian
Of the Farmville normal, to which
she has been elected next fall.
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BUENA VISTA

Special to the Richmond Virginian.)
BuENA VISTA, VA, July co.
During the past week several inter-
esting events have occurred at Cool
Heights. New arrivals are coming ia
every day and soon the hotel will be
nlied to overlooking. Monday even
i.ig the largest dance of the season
was held. The orchestra was at its
best and the floor in excellent condl-
ton. The ballroom was attractiye3y
decorated with pennants, national
colors, flags, Japanese lanterns and
ported plants. while the lawn was
Illuminated la brilliant manner
with numerous electric lights. The
dancing commenced at and ceased
at IL o'clock.
Tuesday yening DR. David Starr
Jordan OF Leland Stanford uniyer-
sity OF California delivered a very
interesting lecture on Peace and
War" DR. Jordan is u fluent speaker
and his lecture pleased all who at
tended. He explained the conditions
of the South since the Civil war and
compared them with the conditions
since. showing the cost o. war and ne
preparation for war. He is making
the trip through the South in A oaaoe.
accompanied by his daughter He
told many interesting things which
he had seen during the course OF his
trip. He will spend several days at
Cool Heights
A number of Bnena Vista people
have gone TO Wilson Springs 10 spend
month, among them are Sergeant
aud Mrs. j F. Stratton. MIR. and Mrs.
Roy Gibson of Shreveport. La. aud
Miss Hattie Gibson.
Mrs j. w. Brown and Miss Pearl
fruwn left V ednesdav for Baltimore
to spend two weeks.
Mrs Il, 4. Mills is spending some
time at her former home in Amherst.
Miss Mary Holman 0f ST, Louis is
the guest % her auns, Mrs. J NJ
Willis
T. Mrs. W. II Egolf and Miss Pearl
Egolf are spending couple of weeks
in Spring City, Pa,
Nj Launcelot Richerson OF Harr,-
soahure is spending the week with
his mother. Mrs. Carrie R'chersor.
Jack Cunningham of Carbon, W.
Va Is spending ne week @.,h his
mother. Mrs. Eeorge Cuhnin2han
Mrs Richard Booth of Lynchhurg.
who has been the guest of her mother.
Mrs. G. p. Zimmerman. has returned
to her home IN Lynchburg.
Miss SalIie Johnson. who has been
the guest of Mrs. W. J. Dickinson.
returned 10 her home in Charleston.
w. Va, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Taylor spe1;
several days in Greenville this week,
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CAPE CHARLES

Especial TO the Richmond Nirginian.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA. July 20
Mrs. j. V. Taylor returned home
Wednesday from three-weeks' visit
to friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs T. L, Cobb and daugh-
ter. Anime. of oyster spent the week
end at Ocean View
Mr.. J b. Crosley spent a few days
al Ocean View this week.
Miss Laura Gotfigan went to Phila-
delphia Thursday on visit 10 her
sister, Mrs Herdick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glow of New York
city. who have been guests al the
Arlington for several days. have .e-
turned home.
John Bargh of the n. Y. P. Il n.
r r. is spending his vacation il
Nova Scotia
People went to Delmar Thursday
TO witness the game OF ball,
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CLIFTON FORGE mn

Especial 10 The Richmond Virgintan.
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, July 90
Announcement has been made hero
OF the approaching marriage Of Miss
Jhsla Bentley NYsor To Thomas Fen
del West. Jr.. % Louisa county. Miss
N$Sor is the daughter of Or. John
thG ndler NYsor. surgeon at the
Chesapeake and ohio hospital here an
4sht herself is one of the most prom
tncnt and popular society leaders ~
The city The marriage will TAX.
E''ace early In October
The condition OF y. :. Lewis. whose
leg was amputated about two weeks
aEo. continues 10 be good. He has
e'tn able to leave the hospital and
return tn his home, Mr.. Lewis has
been newspaper man for twenty
years.
one % the pleasant social events
OF the season was the family reunion
OF MIR. and Mrs, Henry II. HUMPHREYS
al which forty-two OF their descend
ants were present.
The different churches Of the city
have arranged To have union PRAYER
meetings during the month of August.
Joseph 7. Fudge. formerly treas
urer Of the county of Allegheny, died
at mis- home, at Covington, Tuesday
Mr.. Fudge was formerly prominent
Republican and had a plumber o. ar
4nAInlanceS al nl4F Tia. State He rs
survived by widow and three chill
dren. He had been in bad health for
several years. At this time of his
death he was seYentythree years old.
Last "Wednesday Miss Dessi. f.
Helm. of Blue Spring Run. and Thorn
as Il. st, clair, Of Salem. were mar
ried. After the wedding the couple
let Tor Roanoke.
sir and Mrs w f. Calhoun have
returned 10 their home here. after
an extended Western trip.
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LEESBURG

LEESBURG, VA. July 20-Miss
Anna Snowden entertained Informally
Saturday evening last at ''Windover,'
her home In the suburbs OF town.
Her guests were Miss julia Mimi
gerode Trenton, y. j.: Miss Mary
Peterkin, Parkersburg. W. Va, Miss
Nelson. New Jersey. Miss Orpen.
OatIands; Miss Nina Powell, Wood
burn; Misses Jean Lee Penuel, Mabel
Littig. Henrietta Benedict Harrison,
Catherine Beaver. Nancy Lee Janney,
Margaret Fishburne, Anne VI ~ nald.
Richard Edwards Wise. Zee
Messrs Truman Post, Washington;
Dodson. Norfolk; Andrews. Baiti-
more; Julian Rogers, Baltimore, T.
Blackwell Smith Washington, Ii r.
Plaster. William l. TehDs. X
Tebes. Walter J. Harrison. A.1crt
English, Richard Flshburna, Robert.
William and McAliister McDoltald
and Or. Harry p. Gibson.
A party cornposet; ri Mrs William
pade HeInpstone, Mrs. Alfred Smith.
Washington; Miss Katharine Cla-
gett. Miss Isaaore Pike Messrs
Charles Binns Tebbs, Samuel S. Lutz
and william Dade Hempstone are
camping on the Shenandoah river
near Castieman's ferry
A picnic was given at the Pinnacle.
near Point of Rocks M Friday
evening, those being present were
Misses Julia hnnniserode, Mary Pc
terkin, Isadore Pike, Anne NJ cDonala
Anne Catherine Beaver. Jean Lee
Penuei, Mabel Llttig. Richard Ed
wards Wise, Violet Alexander. Re
becca Harrison. Maria Harrison. Mrs
Alfred Smith. OF Washington. Mrs.
Robert Mcdonald and Messrs Wal
ter Harrison, Conrad +. Carter III, r
Plaster. Lieutenant ". II. Gill and
Or. II. L. Gibson.
Harry r. Harrison. accompanied
by Misses Maria Harrison. Rebecca
Harrison. Moselie Worsley. OF Column
bus. Ga; and Mrs. Louis Mckinley.
Of Fort Riley, Kansas, motored to
Frederick, Md, Wednesday. where
they were guests OF friends
John Lee. of ST Louis, Is visiting
his sister Mrs Henry Harrison. at
her home. ''E,ssington." near town.
Mrs and Mrs, william Saunders
and daughter, Frances Saunders. of
Washington, are visiting al Lombardy
farm the home Of Mir and Mrs
Frederick Il. Saunders. near here.
Mrs. Benjamin Nier White IL spend
ing week al Harpswell. Me the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Orem,
of Baltimore, Md
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Summer Resorts
WHITE SULPHUR

WHITE SULPHUR. w. ". July 20.
Mrs. Mason Blunt of Washington,
who has spent several seasons at this
resort, where she has many friends,
entertained at bridge at the Casino
Saturday morning, the prizes being
won by the following women: Miss
Stringfellow, Richmond. Mrs. T. II.
Chatard. Washington; Mrs. Thornton
Lewis. Cincinnati. and Mrs. Burdette.
Those present were: Mrs. John 7.
Potts, Richmond; Miss Branch, Rich
mond; Miss Boyd, Richmond; Miss
Stringfellow. Richmond: Mrs. T. II.
Chatard. Washington; Mrs. s. c. kei-
logg. Washington; Mrs. c. D. Kenny,
Baltimore: Mrs. C. b. Howry, Wash
ington; Mrs. Writ Robinson. West
Point, II. Y; Mrs, Thornton Lewis,
Cincinnati: Mrs. John II. Allen. Gin
cinnati: Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. Henry
Hunt. Cincinnati; Miss Betty Shriyer,
Mrs. Julia Kellogg Bradley. Washing
ton.
A bridge party was given by Mrs.
John Lewis at her cottage the prizes
being won by Mrs. Thomas NJ. Ruth
erford, Richmond; Mrs. John ID.
Potts. Richmond: Mrs. John H. Allen.
Cincinnati. and Mrs. John Middleton,
New York.
At the morning bridge party given
by Mrs John Middleton of New York
the winners were Mrs e. b. Kenny
and Miss FAINT of Baltimore, and
Mrs. T. H Chatard of Washington,
lot ~
Eikins W. Va, arrived 10 their tour
ing car Monday afternoon and will
spend several weeks here Accom-
panying them was A. W. Kelley of
New York. Blaine Elkins IS brother
o. Miss Katherine Elkins and also of
Senator Eikins.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Hunter Dulany,
who We're formerly the owners OF the
Springs. which had come down to
them from generation to generation,
arc paying visit here and are meet
Ing a warm welcome from all OF
their old friends.
The first golf competition for ANA
tours started this week. and the con-
dition were eighteen holes medal play
under handicap. The prizes were 10
be awarded according TO number of
entries. The affair was in charge of
Alexander Simpson. who is the pro-
fessional at the Springs this summer,
and Or, G.. Garnett Nelson.
Many Southerners are here. having
registered from the following places:
Louisyilie-Cari F. Hess. Mrs. w. ".
Hite. j, Fl. MacMullen: Charleston,
w. Na.--Madison l.. Davis, VI. NJ.
Williamson, w. T. Williamson, ]. W.
Sackett, S. Y. Matthews. H. P. Bright
we'll; Tampa, Fta.-Mr. and Mrs. ".
u. Davis, Miss Adriara Morales;
RichmC Td-Mrs. j. H. Hill. II. D..
Haitzei. Jr., Mrs H. II. Hartzell
Mrs. George d. Mayo. Mrs. B. H..
Grundy Miss Grundy. Thomas B. Nc
Adams, L. F. Texweil W II. Slaugh-
ton. w. VI. Addison, c. Il. Burnett
Mr., and Mrs. W. F. Augusten, Miss
A. =. Hodgson, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. C.
Branch. Mrs. Bosher, DR. Thompkins
W. VI Adams, Joseph H Saunders,
j. 7. Fentress. John A. Branch, Will
liam Fl, Palmer. Mrs w D. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Hill.
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Wee Albert, two and half wears
old, ia view fond of green corn. but is
not yermtted n eat II very often One
day he watched grandma eating H.
Presently he said coaxinGly pointing
to the cob Cant ] have the bone
"a NINA ~ YOUTHS Companion
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KING GEORGE

KING GEORGE, VA, July 40
Mrs. j. W. Hurley. of Urbanna. Mid
dlesex county. accompanied by her
daughter Pearl and Mrs, J. ID.
Thompson and three children. o.
Fredericksburg. are visiting the
Methodist parsonage near here.
Rev. II. r. Parham. pastor OF king
George circuit will leave Monday for
Hanover county. to assist Rev. w. G..
Pace In protraeted service near
boswell Junction.
The recent visit to this section b.
DR. and Mrs. j. G.. White. OF Hewick-
ley. Pa, was a social event Of In
zefest.
The recent lawn fete nj Black
HILL" the residence Of r. A. Harges4.
for the benefit Of Ambay NJ. r..
church, was a pleasant and success-
full affair An entertaining program
was rendered and refreshments wsgo
served. $3.50
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Porch Screens

s feet wide-slat Green Porch Screens. 81 ~
feet wide-sfat Green Porch Screens -, CD
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Mating Rugs

3 4 yard China Mating Rugs. .......... $500
1-2x3 1-2 yard China Mating Rugs $50
2x3 yard China Mating Rugs .......... 15O
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Bamboo Portieres

Good quality Bamboo Portieres soc each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-07
Agricultural Help


Grease Heel-Grease heel is much
the same as bad case pr scratches.
The heels become cracked and RED,
raw Jumps often come out in places
The draft breeds like the shire seem.to
be especially liable to this trouble. In
the first place see that the stall is
kept clean and well bedded. DO not
turn the horse out in a muddy lot or
work him any more than necessary on
muddy roads. Keep the stable Wen
ventilated and feed a rather laxative
diet. 1t is often a good plan to add
to 4 pounds of bran and a pound OF
oil meal to the ration daily. Direct
treatment depends on how far the dis
ease has gone. If there are raw
punches of flesh hanging from the
heel they must be removed by touch
ing with some caustic such as silver
nitrate or by cutting them off. Ii the
heels are hot, swollen or tender but
the punches have not formed, put on
dressing made by mixing two table
spoonfuls of vaseline with two drains
of oxide of zinc and twenty drops OF
iodized phenof. An oil meal or bran
poultice on which has been poured a
lotion made by dissolving one dram OF
carbolic acid and a tablespoonful OF
sugar of lead in a quart of water put
on the heel twice daily will help. each
time when the poultiee is being taken
off and renewed, wash the heel with a
coal-tar dip. carbolic acid or creolin
s.ss'~A0s- Rnsfe did. and tne Iretuenl' suS
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care not to work the horse on muddy
roads and applying a salve made by
mixing four tablespoonfuls, of oxide of
zinc and eight tablespoonfuls of vase
line.
Sore Neck-Clip hair off short, use
zinc or deer skin pad and apply the
following lotion three times day:
Dissolve u pounds acetate of lead,
of fannie acid in a gallon of water.
Hide Bound-Groom her well twice
day. increase her grain ration and
give her 4 ounce ground gentian, Il
ounce powdered cinchena and a des-
sertspoonful of salt at a dose in feed
three times a day. She should be fed
some roots
Horse Out of Condition-Increas
his grain supply and give teaspoon
full of powdered copperas, 1 dram OF
ground wormseed and l ounce ground
gentian at dose in feed night and
morning. Also salt him well and feed
some roots. Advise you to use any
one of the guaranteed bone SPAWN
remedies that are advertised regular
~. Kindly understand some cases or
bone SPAWN, where the hinge part of
joint is involved, can not be cured.
Kicking Horse-No permanent sat-
isfactory results can be obtained by
using anodines, such as opium or
preparations made of opium, or choral
hydrate, etc. A good teamster and
plenty of hard work, working the horse
single with kicking strap, is perhaps
the best way to manage a kicker. Re-
member, if the head is checked up
high this will have tendency to keep
his hind end down.
Sprained Tendon-You may be maxi
ing the leg sore by applying too much
liniment. Apply the following lini
ment three times a day: Equal parts
tincture aconite, fluid extract bella
donna, alcohol and soap liniment.
e-sprung-Ciip hair off back
tendons and apply cerate of cam
tharides or any one of the blisters
that ARE regularly advertised.
Chronic Cough-Incipient Heaves-'
Feed no clover or musty, dusty. badly
| cured fodder OF any kind and give
muriate ammonia and dessertspoon-
| full of Fowlers solution in feed three
l'times day.
Stifie Lameness-Apply one part red
iodide of mercury and ten parts GER
ate of cantharides to stihe three times
| a month.
Chronic Sore Shoulders-A bunch OF
! some loose hide should perhaps be
cut out, then apply equal parts pow
dered alum, oxide of zinc and boraeic
acid to shoulder sore three times a
day.