Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-05

I weak anu Tuu-uOWH lEOiu WOnauly
troubles. Take Cardui. You may find
! it just what you really need For
more than 40 years it has been Used by
/ thousands and thousands, and found
| Just as Mrs. Mabe describes.
At your druggists. NC-142
lieves the old Maupil1 strain OF
dogs the equal if not the best OF
all breeds 1t was. indeed. treat
to me to talk to this grand old
man. who has given the best q.
his life to his felloWmen. Ii b
bic student should read this letter
he will know how he looks when
I say that he resembles Moses as
shown in the pictorial Bible. !
;realized ! have not presented (
picture that many fox hunters can
see. His nephew Gull MaupiI7
: Hives with him, and tie keep =
most excellent pack.
Referring to the Naupin anG
/ Walker dog, it is generally known
they were crossed OH dog
| known as Tennessee Lead. There
seems to be some dispute as to-
! where Lead came from. Some
contend that he came from Mary
land. On my recent visit to Ken
lucky | investigated the matter
thoroughly and there is not the
from the Cumberland mountains
Iof Tennessee: The Walkers and
others hunters of the day were SO
impressed With the wonderful dog
back to Tennessee To see if they
;COuld get more OF the same lsind
1t is supposed that Tennessee
Lead followed some kentuckial.
home who had been in the south
trading. 1t is a we'll known TACT
that many 1oX hunters have :.
very kindly feeling for lost dogs :
hence i'll order to be generous t.
the dead | am going to say that
they were not rnkind enough t.,
leave him without friends AMI
lpermitted him to follow them
home.
There is a general impression
that the Walker dog has not En-
glsh blood flowing in his veins
but this is an error. learned
from what | consider to be the
best authority on dogs, OF the
original Maupin dog. Tennessee
Lead. and dog imported into
Kentucky in the COS.
| also had the pleasure OF spend
ing the night at the home o.
Woods Walker. where I was most
delightfully."- entertained. He had
as his guest the great sportsman
"A. V. Huyler, OF New York. /
!question if there is a man i'll
! America who knows better how
to breed dogs than he He is no:
only a real sportsman, but is t.
be appreciated from every angle
| know it will seem strange to
fox hunters when | tell them |
found Woods Walker attending
church near his home. The writer
as we'll as some of his friends hat!
the pleasure of hearing good
sermon. after which we enjoyed
dinner with him and his family y
consisting of good Kentucky
country cured ham. corn bread
biscuit and other things too num-
erous to mention. | certainly en-
joyed to the fullest my visit with
him and his charming family
But it was sad. indeed, to see the
grief OF his son and accomplished
daughter. who had just returned
from Boston and Atlanta where
they witnessed the defeat Of the
Central Kentucky football team.
AS soon as common decency
would permit 1 requested him to
show me his pack of dogs Gin
which Huyler is interested.)
His kennels are headed by
some of the greatest and best
bred dogs in America, and the
quality and the breeding of the
l2yps cannot be improved upon.
! | accepted an invitation to visit
them again at the first opportun-
Iity. Should they read this letter
lit will be a reminder that my
promise will be kept
! Woods Walker, Huyler and
myself went to Richmond on the
hrst Monday. go
4 As stated elsewhere in this. let
tier, Madison county is reported
Ito have 500 fox hunters: 3 am in