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2 THE PETTSBURG . DISPATCH, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1890.

"Bestiary," tells the story of the lamia with existed on earth, in the air or in the sea, the season begins racing goes on in some part at the different occasions of "clearances." much the same machinery as that which was would require, as Mr. Ashton has demou-- HORSES OF ENGLAND; of England almost continuously. The result HOW CROFTERS LIVE. there is little of interest aave the nnyarying THE PASTEUR CDRE. CURIOUS CREATURES used by Keats, but Topsell, being a plain is we do not get the best possible results out desolation of environment and every-da- y man, is little disposed to linger over such of the horses. We should have only a few life. This class of crofters are the most moonshine as the tale of the young man of A Chat With the Dnko of Beaufort, prominent meetings during the year, and Outside Employments That Add to smileless, voiceless people that live. Fring- A Great Medical Discovery That Koch i Corinith, the beautiful wandering woman, every energy should be bent toward getting ing the entire northeastern, northern and 'ir Fantastic Being3 That in the Days of and the cynical philosopher. "To leave, the 'Famous Sportsman. the very best conditions of the turf. So the Income of the Croft. northwestern coasts of Scotland may be Proposes to Eclipse. therefore, these fables," he says, with great many meetings mean the introduction of in- found hamlets of this class. There is not Mythology Peopled the Earth dignity, "and coiue to the true description of ferior horses into mostof them that they'may the sonnd of mirth, the tone content, or the hinder-part- s npon look of hope to be heard or seen in one. The the lamia. The AMERICA LOSING IN ENDURANCE. or may not be run their merits. A tew SHALL LANDH0LDINGS THE ROLE. TALKS WITH DRS. 110TT AKD GIBIER and Sea and Air. of the beast are like unto a goate, his meetings and a few tine courses would land is barren, the seacoast is grew some and forelegs like a beare's, his upper parts to a freat better for the turf than these many in- dreary, the habitations arc wretched, fishing precarious these woman, the body scaled all over like a Tha Finest Animals Bred From Cart ferior ones. Acres That Might Peed the Ilnngry Pre- is and the entire life of The Inoculation of Babbits bj Which thi dragon, some ob- went to the first Derby in 1840, people is n ceaseless, sunless effort to live. THE TAILED MEN OF AGES GONE. as have affirmed 'by the Arabians. "I and servation of their bodies, when Probur, the Horses and have seen, with some rare exceptions, every served for Sportsmen. It is only in the glens, on the mountain Yirns is Secured. Emperor, brought them iorth unto publike one from that day to this. There is much sides, within tbe straths, clustered in tbe spectacle; also is reported of them that sameness in all these contests, and there are upland comes or hollows, or here and there it TURF AND SAND BUNKING HOPE, BDT Kaleidoscope of Monstrosities in the Zoolojy they devoure their own young ones, and MERITS OF othei meetings which I prefer to Derby THERE'S IT IS FAE AWAY nestled by the side of mountain lochs and MDR0PH0B1A IS TUB IUAG15ATI05 of Fancy and the History therefore they derive their name lamia, of day. I had quite a novel experience going rivers, where the "removals" and "clear- Lamiando; and thus much for this beast." down there this year. was, to be my fifty-fift- h ances," like some wild mountain tempest, CCOBBISFQIXDEXCS Ot TBI DISPATCH. It -- of the Impossible. A less terrible combination of man and or sixth journey to the famous racecourse rCOItBtSPONDKNCE OT THE DISPATCH.' swept over the old Highlanders without The great expectations aroused by J)r. animal was the centaur, a creature so old IiOKDOjr, Ifovember 13. The Duke of and did not like the uncertainty of eithsr LekWICK, Shetland, November 8. annihilating all their homes, that the crofter Koch's new cure for consumption giva most eminent sportsman of I tliat the first record we have of him is As- Beaufort is the getting down or back in the crowded trains. Whatever may' be tbe average tourist's of old, the crofter of song and story and special pertinence at this time to sum- UXICORN. a TALUE OF THE HORX OF A syrian. The centaur is, perhaps, one of the the world. This head of a great house So I concluded that I would ride down on impressions from passing' glimpses ot tourists' tales, may yet be found. He is mary of tbe results secured by the Pasteur most attractive of mythological beings. In J!, pushed himself back from the breakfast horseback. I had a splendid mount, and crofters' communities, crolters' homes and grave and silent in bis loneliness; but about method of curing hydrophobia sculpture he subject of the thought to make a pleasant day of the jour- this child'of the mist lingers nearly all that in tha was a favorite table racrning, and talked of the past Brown-Sequar- this crofters themselves, believe one who passes United States. When Dr. d Th XiLtietcraWith the DetSly Ttil sad Othsr Sight! Greeks, and those imaginary portraits of ney circling around through Bichmond I remains Highland tradition, folk-lor- e and and present of high-clas- s sports with a vim by of him, whieh Athenian whieh made the distance longer, some time among them, cannot turn from pictnresqueness of environment. single, announced that he bad discovered what Sesn by Old Traders. survive from the he only is capable. Park, hut The wreck, show that he was always conceived and interest of which gave me a delightful route. them to his own world of brightness and lonely, isolated croft is too dreary for might prove the elixir of life, doctors all He has turned CG, and is yet young in head as a model of muscular development. The FORTY-FOU- R progress without a gennine sense of saduess But you will now and then come over this conntry got out their syringes and Tlie Hairy dirt. bones of a pheasant before MILES IN SADDLE. an I WRITTEN rOBTUK DISrATCH. ! torso was , and in the whole body there and heart. Tiie for their permanent, hopeless condition. upon old "clachan" where three or four, began jabbing injections of veal tea into him, to say nothing of the other good things "But as I had pleasant companions I did or perhaps half a dozen, crofts nestle in a "And jour young wen shall see visions strated, a pretty large book. "Within the not mind. reached course in good It is unquestionably true that the anybody who would permit it. few morning meal, told the We the corrie together, are huddled under the and your old men stall dream dreams." limits of a newspaper article only a of provided for our time, saw the wonderful crowd and the race. "Crofter's act" of 188G" was a just and Bnt the Pasteur treatment for hydro- the monstrous creations can be described. story an appetite which means good friendly protection of some precipitous crasr, This scriptural paraphrase might have been of We then started homeward, and I pulled beneficent measure. "Fair rents" have are grouped like brown Gipsy tents beneath phobia by injection is a slow and scientific But enough has been said to prove that we health. All ihe surroundings were fitted rein at my house in London early in the chosen with admirable fitness as a motto by live in a world which has seen some pasiing been almost universally fixed; arrears tbe strong arms of primeval trees; and here cure, beyond the reach of empirics and pro- all tribe of chroniclers, stretching from for repose and a chat upon any phase of evening, having covered 44 miles on horse- impossible of liquidation have been life and customs are in many respects very ductive of almost unerring results. One that strange things. ' t back, after having had a pleasant day in human life agieeable. primitive indeed. Brown-Sequar- Pliny to Sir John Mandevilie, who ven- WlLKIE WELLERMAN. celebrating either wholly canceled or largely reduced; hears little now of the d A good breakfast at midday, with all the my half century experiences freedom tured into the tangled thickets of zoology. with tbe Derby, even if I was drenched to and personal as a man, STORY OF A TVORD. "elixir," the hasty injection of which led in they the conditions of interesting association, both subject and voter has been es- un- a number of cases to death a year or two For surely the monstrosities saw, STANLEY AND THE SIOUX. the skin by a brisk shower which overtook Crofters' The "auld clachan," aside from so have traditional and practical, makes life warm us on our way home." tablished. The Commission has iversity being the hamlet home ago. But tbe following testimony of Br sirens who sane to them, could only in its hinges and yanks the fur off the righted countless wrongs to of the all was the most exciting event you, already which crofter, is worthy of attention on Paul Gibier and Dr. Valentine Mott, its been seen or heard with the eye or the ear of J How the Explorer Once Helped Disrobe a cat of indigestion, melancholy and all other "What been subjected for its own saw the the crofter had nearly a account. The word mis- leading and indeed only exponents in this imagination. Mummy of an Indian Maiden It Was human being makes to the world ever at Derby?" and may be truthfully is occasionally a menaces a horse so century and a hall; it nomer among Scottish country, to the complete success of the Pas- Mr. Business, for Scalping Might he is not very fit to enjoy what "The that wins is usually sure a has done lor this Highland people themselves, as Somewhere in his "Fireside Travels" Itlsky a when there ex- said that all been to teur cure for bydtjphobia by hypodermic winner that there is no chance for great can be done applied any ancient or picturesque ham- Lowell has paid a tribute to the vovagcrs Have Resulted Indian Burials. is in it. which only with groundling that ever under the of a score or so injection, will he read with interest. citement, usually comes present land system of Great Britain. Indi- let half quaint old houses. who have touched the hem of the Goddess of In a recent interview the incident of A BAC.'E OP STRONG MEN. close finishes. Do you know since the Clachan has a more ancient and honorable that vidual owners are so few, such vast tracts, A PERFECT success. Mystery's robe, and he insists that weshould Henry M. Stanley's part in disrobing the of establishment of tbe Derby, in 1782, there signification. is a pure Gaelic word medi-ca- There is so much interest in tbe quiet especially in the north and west of Scot- It Dr. Valentine Mott was the first l be cratelul to them for the wonders which mummified body of an Indian maiden in symposium with the Duke oi Beaufort has been run only two dead heats? One was meaning "a circle of stones." The clachan man of standing to try the Pasteur I land, have been permanently transformed the live in descriptions. Grateful we cer- 1867 while with the Indian Peace Commis- have so much enjoyed this November morn- in 1828, between and the Colonel. game insignificant and was fane or place of worship of tbe method in the New World. Dr. Mtt has their The other was in 1834, between Harvester into preserves, such pagan Caledonians. Christianity preciou privilege to be so briefly hurriedly as ing that is worthy of being written, that I inadequate holdings are iu the crofters" When studied the Pasteur method for years before tainly are, for it is a sioners was given and and St. Gatian, now one the greatest Whs introduced the missionaries from to disadvan- am not going lo do more here than say that of possession new order of things, Iona that date, and as far back as September, able to return from the commonplace of Harpy. put the matter, perhaps, in a stallions in England. The race was a very under the very wisely planted the cross The Jiegulatton tageous light, says a writer in the Louis while approaching the and communities of these people are so few, within the 188G, read a paper before the American everv-da- v life to the enchanted land of no- St exciting one, and the finish set the crowd sacred clachan. Iu time little chapels, and was always splendid energy and grace. is well known that the mark, this remarkable man still rides with and those so meager in numbers, that better- Social Science Association, in which he de- where and there mingle with harpy and It hounds is as fine: specimen of crazy. Harvester was a hot favorite, and finally churches, followed. Honses crew clared Even in our own time the centaur is a famil- various bands of the Sioux tribe followed the and a ment to these Highlanders as a class seems thatPastenr had given his cure yean physical manhood as can be found any- immense sums of money were laid upon him up around these, and then the tiny church of research now trium- iar character. Maurice de Guerin, the the custom of disposing of their dead by impossible. "and it shines forth where who has approached the half century to win. Such a thing as bis being defeated place or hamlet itself took the name of the phant in its success, a blessing to human- French poet, devoted a long and beautiful placing them on scaffolds and in the not THEIR LOVE OP IIOME. spot to prevent point. The name of Beaufort represents ten was seriously considered, and until St. where the old pagan rites were once ity." Dr. Mott, who has just returned work to him. The centaur, in fact, like the branches of trees when available, went to work within As stated in a previous article, the process satyr, and many other them being devoured by dogs and the generations of strong men who, while deal- Gatian at him a short celebrated. from Europe, is still entirely convinced of fawn, the nymph, the distance ot the finish, supposed of thinning them out of, or their actual ex- is interesting, too, recognized as a coyotes wolves, hyenas of the ing in the Highest phases ot intellectual and it was tbat It to note how exactly the success of the Pasteur method in tha mythological creatures, is or prairie the he had the race to himself he tirpation from, tremendous areas bad been identical is the of High- legitimate imaginative "property," of which Western plains. social life, have followed the better sports of practically if Gaelic tbe crofter United States. the field with great success, making the stood sound, which was doubtful. so thorough by the owners of Highland es- lander of to-d- with that of his heathen myself," said he, "have inoculated 20 ovcry poet is at liberty to make free use. The first we saw of this method of burial tates, few crofters were left to receive "I in which name synononaous with the greatest achieve- that ancestors of 1,600 or 2,000 years ago. In- patients and lost none. A great many who There is one condition, however, was at Fort Laramie. Chaplain Wright A WONDERFUL FINISH. benefits. Tbe teuacity with which, despite stead of be accepted, and is Kindly furnished Stanley and the writer ments of the turf and the best history of asking his neighbor in Gaelic, applied to me for the treatment soon found the centaur will not that "But as Mr. Hammond's horse began to all sacrifice and terror, these few clung to you going to he I without his forelegs. Deprived of these with a comfortable room and one day he field sports that the annals of old England, "Are church will were not proper subjects for it. I discov- a nation of sportsmen, has for record. gain on him at every stride after bis jockey their mountain homes, i a wonderful tribute ask, "Are you going to the stones?" (Am ered beyond a doubt the animal by supports, he is a groveling, miserable beast, piloted us two or three miles above the fort - home-lan- that Tbe house oi Beaufort has been founded began riding him, it became- plain to every- to love of which, in a hardy race bheil thu'dol do'n clachan)? The quaintest which they were bitten was not rabid. How of po beauty whatever. Of him one old to Deer Creek, an affluent of the Laramie one that there was to be a punishing finish. like the Highland crofters, could have been of primitive large grove of cottonwoods, many years. The Dukedom was created 280 bits architecture in Scotland can the fears of such a one be quieted? By poet says: river where, in a Both were very game horses, and not far turned to infinitely better acconnt by Scot- are to be he pointed out some 10 or 12 skeletons of In- years ago, and the beautiful and fertile es- found in these quaint old nests. detailing the circumstances of their cases to The Onocentaur is a monstrous beast; from home St. Gatian had worked him- land, and even Scottish landlords, than The pagan clachan is gone; the chapels dians, grafted, as it were, on the trees. The tates are among the most interesting in them and assuring them of the impossibility Supposed half a man, and half an Asse, England. There may be more elaborate and self up inch by inch until he was head and could the rentals from sportsmen tenants. and churches for they were of the sort of rabies supervening. Avery slight treat- That never shuts his ej es in quiet rest. bodies were wrapped in blankets and buffalo bead with the favorite. Both Jockeys were This sentiment is so strong and deep a'one iconoclast Cromwell did not like were lodg he foe's deare life hath round encom-pa- st robes deposited a trough made expensive hitmes than Badminton, of ment of their wounds, after this, readily Till bis and in sort of riding like demons and the many thousand to-d- among Scottish people of all sections ago razed to the ground. of poles, the ends of which were fastened to which I shall write later, but none more But if you have satisfies them. Many cases of rabies are Such wero the centaurcs in their tyrannie. charming and restful; none surrounded with people who were looking on became half that there is a noticeable growing and stub- the archxological instinct you can find bits reported cured, however, which were not limbs at a height of about 12 feet from the re- That hv'd by Humane flesh and villainie. frantic with the excitement of the contest. So born demand for "land division," "land pseudo-hydrophob- ground. Mr. Wright pointed out the wrap- more unique conditions that typify the of crosses, cinerary urns and sacrificial rabies at all, but tba A four-foote- d beast that has always intense had been the interest, that when the form," and even in some quarters for stones built into house-wall- s, just as you overwrought imagination. So pings of a Chief's daughter that had been re- higher phases ot home life as represented by result of an is the unicorn. Pausing to horses finished probably not a dozen people "nationalization of the land." will find Bowness-on-Solwa- seemed fabulous posing for many years undisturbed in a the nobility. at Boman great is the power of mind over body tbat notice its likeness to the rhinoceros, of besides the judges knew the actnal result of Many intelligent crofters seem confident altars and y Boman inscriptions death in certain cases results Irom this im- rc large Cottonwood tree, and we began our THE BADMINTON LIBRARY. ' we give illustration, we mar the race. The relief from tbe strain of the that some form of legislation will some time pig-sty- s which an archaeological explorations. The chaplain ignobly set in and byres. A vitri- aginary ailment. that proofs of the authenticity of this The Duke of Beaufort has a wide person- finish was so grateful tbe crowd accepted give them adequately large holdings. An fied fort will oiten be discovered near Our Ancrslor. returned to the fort alter reminding us that at DIAGNOSING animal have existed. Does not Paul Hentz-ne- r. ality beyond the household name. He has the verdict with composure. In this in- idea is certainly gaining ground that at hand. and sea serpent, of time, declare our scalps would not be safe should a stray long been one of the masters stance the stakes were divided instead of least sportsmen will go out, and sheep rais- "It is not easy to diagnose a. cyclops, basilisk unicorn a writer Elizabeth's ot the tur', a THE MISFORTUNES THAT COME. "Chi-majra- Indian happen along, as tbey beld it as the re- When death ensues rabies or and "mermaid, the "Su" and the ." that at Windsor he was shown, among other recognized authority on the breeding of race being run off, as in 1828. ing return. Sentiment is not wholly highest desecration to disturb their dead. pseudo-hydrophob- things, the horn of an unicorn of above horses and aLl manner of out-do- sports, "That was the most exciting Derby day sponsible for this. The first experiment by There is a little romance about tbe may be arrived at a3 The maiden was found wrapped in y eight snans aud a half in length i. e., about Indian and his splendid works upon these ever saw, and it is fair to presume the great Highland land holders, after'the crofter's every-da- arid home life. His sub- tbe cause by inoculating dogs or rabbiti To retire to a fanciful world is not possi- a bundle of cerements composed skin subjects, I that six feet valued at about $150,-00- of the known as the Badminton very few people, young or old, who were barbarous clearances of the Highlanders, sistence gained from the croft is always pre- with germs from tbe brain and spinal cord and a half of antelope, pat- Library, dedicated ble for all of us, however, as the older and A "very great unicorn's home," an a plaid shawl, several to the Prince of Wales, are the accepted there, will ever look upon another like it. was in sheep raising. This was successful, carious; and were it not tbat his wants are of the deceased. If they become rabid, tbe colored - voluminous "authorities" are extremely terns of calico prints, and over all of upon matters and in consequence the clearances were few, he could not live at all. His principal disease was rabies in the man. And- vies was bound a thongs words authority all of which As it was 56 years from the first dead heat for to find. has remained for a modern buffalo robe, tied with they treat, and there is no character of sport largely condoned by a most important class crops are oats and potatoes; but the variable versa, if they do not, the imagination haa hard It of bull's hide. The face was not unpleasant, this famous event to the second, it is fair to writer to gather the thousand and one fabu- calculated to develop the physical condi- presume that it will be many yearsfrom 1884 in Scotland; men who assist in making and nature of the climate renders asteadyreturn claimed another victim. And an interest- though the skin and flesh were to psuedo-bydrophob- ia lous relations into compact form and present shrunken tions of manor woman that is not thorough- unmaking Parliaments. These were the donbiful. Often the oats fail to ripen. ing svmptom of is the the bone, presenting the appearance of an before another tie is recorded between the them to us with such elucidation as to ren- ly considered in them. Popular with all great horses who will contest for future lowland farmers. Again, when they matnre, the little crop is fact that the sufferer shows mucb more dread writer is Egyptian mummy, the dry climate pro- frequently destroyed by rain. Potatoes of ot swallowing than does the actually rabid der them casilv intelligible. This classes this perfect type of an English gentle- honors." INFLUENCE OF LOTVXAND FARMERS. Crea- ducing an embalming effect. The wrappings late years occasionally blight or rot. When patient. Mr. John Asfuon, and his "Curious man of the old school sjjts iu judgment upon SOME FAMOUS SIRES. sportsmen got " a work which it is a were restored to the condition in which tbey many things, and enjoys the respect Since the British possession both the oats and potatoes fail, actual "Why did cease the practice of the Pas. tures in Zoolosj is brought broad "Do you like tbe running on the tnrf or of the northern and western glens, High- I pleasure to welcome into the literary fold. were found, and Stanley away a of both the high ana the low wherever he is famine comes. By the greatest vigilance teur treatment for rabies? Because I found ring from one of the toes, nice- on a soft track as in America?" land sheep have become practically extinct. In it that enchanted land to which we have and myself a known. . enough grass may be cured for the long my time engrossed by patients unable to such circumstance ly worked figure with porcupine quills on PREFERS THE TURF. Therefore what the Highland estate owners winter supply for the few animals; but there pay for my services. could not bear to referred is realized with It was just before race day when, after a have gained by game, the lowland farmers I attention to detail as to render ic the bnflalo robe, which soon after was cast good repast, we were looking splendid "There is nothing the is always peat to be had for the one bright turn them away, and I had cither to give up and minute be- at a like turf. A horse have immeasurably more lost. The thoroughly habitable, and to it we can, as away in disgust. So that, our curiosity held of horses sweeping along has some chance to than spot in all the crofter's life, the great, open the whole subject or abandon my Drivafa ing did not amount to the down to get a foothold. Running latter have no pity for tbe crofter on his wc have said, retire from the material cares appeased, it a case of start in a stake event that he spoceofa in the soft sand an animal is bound to slip fireplace of his cabin. practice. Naturally I quit the Pasteur own account, but they know in a direct, may-no- t We will be greeted, too, bv The Flying Dragon. great many things more or less to firm- After the cows are milked in the morning, treatment. J trust that Ir. Gibier of the world. of interest in the busy and lose entirely that hard-head- as by the way that he and his collie dog the younger children, accompanied by the have to give it np. heir some wealthy beings of our own race as well paid to of world; but the drift was toward horses and ness of touch that he has on the turf. Then So I hypothetical which was as tribute the King THE HONEY IDEA, are the best shepherds in the world. collie dog, set. out to herd them, for the men will put the institute on a paying basis grotesque figures of a purely was at what would HEW their achievements. again the ground retards horses with a long these and some other pressing economic France in 1553. valued stride. see also crofts are seldom enclosed. Old coats or and only hope they may. Such an insti- planet. amount in our day to over 500,000. Uni- ENDURANCE IN AMERICA. I that tbe new straight forces are gradually blending the "crofter is no less a per- One of the Latest Fads Noticed at the conrse is being adopted as far as possible in jackets are thrown over their shoulders, and tute, free for all who may have been bitten Tue master of ceremonies corns, would be observed, were luxuries, question" and the "land question" in Scot- animals, should be sonage he who appears among our il- it Metropolis. "American race horses are developing tbe United States. This is quite right, as they listlessly move about like a bevy of by established either by than and yet they were not difficult to capture. land, and providing an economic question scare-crow- Ontaiu," our com- marvelous speed, but I think it must be the increased speed of the horses this season automatic keeping the cattle the State, the city, or individual subscrip- lustrations as an "Ouran Thus Topsell: Times. which may at last reach that form of legis- sheep mon ancestor. Johannes Zaun, of the sev- done at the: expense of endurance," he said. has demonstrated." or within bounds the whole day tions." "It is sayrt that Unicornes. above all "Can you give me ?20O in new money?" "Breeders may not see the effects lation which will break down the now in- long. PASTEUR INSTITUTE. enteenth centurv, is the literarvgodlatberof of it jnst "Isn't there great uncertainty in the speed yet inflexible walls of these great inE othsr creatures, doe reverence Virgines and inquired a young man at the teller's window now so much, but the more they breed upon visible It is customary where are only one or two The "Pasteur Institute for the Preventive this being. He does not say jnst when the young many times the of horses one day with another?" Highland estates, and cause the repeopling we can Maides, and that at in one of the big banks down town a few favorite strains ot blood, the more they will "Certainly. depends beasts to "tether" them with chain or rope. Treatment of Hydrophobia and the Study 'Ouran Outain" flourished, out sizhtof them they grow tame, and come It entirely upon an of their grand mountain sides and glens. days ago. "Mr. wants it for his wife." fiud the necessity of introducing new ones to animal's condition and spirit at the moment The horse or "sheltie," if the crofter have of Contagions Diseases," as it is calted by aud sleepe beside them, for there is in their "We But that can hardly come to the grave, sad "Certainly," replied the teller, recogniz- keep up the standard. have had the how well he will run, and a horse which one, is also "hobbled." Sometimes ball a its founder, Dr. Gibier, was opened in New nature a certame savor, wherewithal the eyes of the crofter who now lives. And it is dozen sheep be by ing in the applicant the confidential clerk of same experience in England, when tbe may make a poor show to-d- may win a will tethered day and put Jfork City, on February 18, 1890, and 610 TJnicornes are allured and delichted; for this man whose condition, environment and sheep-c- ot one of the bank's heaviest depositors. The families of racers grew entirely too close, great race or next week. You into tbe at night. Such croft persons bitten by dogs or cats have applied Vs-f-tS;- which occasion the Indian and Ethiopian home life have set out to describe. " -- and had to be crossed with grosser material I sheep are universally called "pets." for treatment. In Dr. Paul Gibier's lab- 7fcS&i hunters use this stratagem to take the money was handed out in clean, crisp tens not only have to have the best horse, but Whether he live3 in the same cabin where -- .r?$X to bring back the animal to perfection many mi- S," . r v. and fives that had never been in circulation. for you must have him in the best of condition him, A FAMOUS CASE. oratory are test tubes, in which f1S4 '. beast: They take a goodly, strong and racing purposes. his forefathers lived before or is one crobes are batching and developing. To V-!- 9 sa beautiful young man, whom they dresse in After the young man had gone, the teller re- when he starts. The turf, like the dtama, who has been "removed" from the old home The world has heard of the famous If f&l i. "But it is a remarkable fact, and one that will care is "pet the uninitiated eye the yellow fever microbe, - :nt the apparell of a woman, besetting him marked to the writer: "That take of itselfl It the noblest of to some new and worthless patch of ground lamb case" between tbe great American 3A- on soon cannot be denied, that where there were sports when condMted the of im- the microbe of smallpox and the microbe of odoriferous flowers and spices. is the increase, Just as as a man in spirit for larger liberty of deer, he is never deer-stalke-r, who '&& with divers great achievements on the turf, either here the the W. L. Winans, controls a hydrophobia look alike. the photo- mcG vnt, n Mouu-tain- begins to feel a little tonv he gets the notion proving the breed of horses, and testing the Bnt The man so adorned they set in the or in the United States, the blood can be as tenant, of more than 30 acres of highland game preserve of over 250,000 graphs there exhibited that no member of bio family ought to results for speed and endurance." fiossesaor, nine-tent- of the brain of a or Woods, where tha TJnicorne traced back to the Glencoe, Muley Moloch, of the entire class do acres, and the shoemaker of Kintail. The and a rabid man show glance handle the soiled and crumpled currencv in Frank A. Burr. in- healthy at a hunteth, so as the wind may came the Mid-dleto- not occupy more thau five. In some shoemaker's only lamb strayed from the the great , Bataplan, Bay n, the deadly foreign growth whose origin 3J savor to the beast, and in. the meane season general circulation. When the madam stances he has an "outrun" or "common highway, trespassed on the great man's it goes she have purse and three or four others, still so mysterions. TJni- mast her H0THEES-IN-LA- with where 20 30 Tti Mantichora. the other hunters hide themselves; the the foundation being such strains as Touch- ABOUT grazing" others, from to acres, was pounced upon and slaughtered by "The great necessity," says . corne deceaved with the outward shape of filled with brand new bills. Many sheep and two or three cows may be grazed, a gamekeeper, and finally caused an Dr. Gibier, stone and , represented now by action "is to find out as soon as possible the ani- assume that it is pretty far back. Mortimer a woman, and sweetc smells, cometh to the persons explain their mania for and when this is so, he is considered very at law tbat agitated tbe whole of Great if geneal- money on nearly all the great horses on the turf or in The Ways Different Nationalities Treat the mal that inflicted the bite is rabid. Ttiis Collins touches upon the question ot young man withou . feare, and so sufTereth new the theory that there well off. Britain and became tbe subject of many an much-handle- d the stud. was tbe greatest dam Same Subject. once determined, the treatment is perfectly ogy here with delightful humor. Lis head to bee cotered and wrapped within is contagion in the bills. SOIL AT HIS DISPOSAL. eloquent outburst and out of the House ever heard of or knew. She bred 11 colts, in clear. Most of my patients have been un- was an ape in the davs were earlier; large sleeves, never stirring, but lying Tbev seek to keep disease away from their I Perhaps the most singular instance of the To find him in this condition is the rarest of Commons. There that his including Stockwell, and every one of them able to pay for anything, and with them Centuries passed, and his hair became curlier; and asleepe, as in bis most acceptable family circle by excluding, to as full an way in which different people regard the exception, and ordinarily his miserable Z. The crofter's home is often a sod I a still possible, achieved fame. Sbe'is one of the few mares hnt with am forced to be specially particular, for Centuries mote gae thumb to bis wrisi repose. Then when the hunters, by the extent as all money that has been same thing, says Spare Moments, is the patch of soil, of from, say, two to six acres, a sod thatcb. More frequently it consists of I Then he was a man, and a positivist. in circulation. They keep a supply of new I ever knew in my long experience on tbe insist on tbe patient's surroundings being signs the young perceave him fast mothers-in-la- scarcely affords bim the barest means four low walls of of man, turf that seemed certain to produce some- manner in whieh are treated of apparently uncemented scrupulously clean, especially m the mat- It is asserted by Darwin that the men, for and secure, they come Uppon him, and, by bills of various denominations constantly on livelihood. For this tiny croft he pays au stones, with a thatch of straw, or so wr may call them, of that prehistoric hand, and the ladies of the household feel thing strong on the breeding farm, wbere in various parts of the earth. In France ter of bed linen. Ana, as in order to insurs lorce, cutoff his home, and send him away caprices are as numerous as stars in the average rental of 6 under tbe new "fair and straw, held in its place by fulfillment of these essential conditions, period were gified with tails. He is con- that they are thus well protected against they are esteemed; in Britain tbey are the system, and under the old "rack anchored by the alive." heavens." rent" rent" stones, from the eaves straw prefer, possible, to have tbe patient re- firmed in this view by the records of many So far we have dealt with the old deni- contagion." undeserved theme of much cheap wit and regime he tried to pay, but never paid, from ropes. The usually incloses I if money procured "How is that?" structure bnt main here in the institute. have more writers wlio say, indeed, that in Borneo and zens of the earth. Leaving terra firma and Most of the new is some very material antipathy. Among 10 to 15 and 20. With the certain un- one room. There is a low, wide door, per- I Java not only the men, but the women also, directly from the banks, but there are fre- BREEDING IS A LOTTERY. than once, so crowded was the bouse, been many Indian tribes it is in the highest de- certainties of Highland climate in mind, haps a window or two, but in some cases own decoration. Martyr quent individual applications at the ry obliged to give np my bed." wore the pretty Peter "For the reason that breeding, like run- gree improper for a mother-in-la- w to speak no one can for a moment believe it possible only a "boal," or square aperture for admit- describes one race whose tails were so stiff-l-ike for new bills and new coin. ning horses, is a lottery. The condition of to her daughter's husband. If she finds it for the crofter to pay even the reduced rent ting light 'and air, will be found. A bunk SECUKING THE VIECS. those of fishes or crocodiles that all When the has an abundance the weather when tbe "foal is got and the necessary to communicate with him, is and sustain himself and family from the answers for a bed for the old folks. The Since tbe introduction of the Pasteur through small denomination bills on it their benches had holes in them of hand such temper aud condition of the dam during the etiquette that she should turn her back, and results of his labor upon the soil alone. children are disposed of m tbe loft. In the method into the United States the experi- which the objectionable extremity was applications are unhesitatingly complied months before the foal is dropped all play address him through the medium of a third I believe it would be a truthful assertion old davs tbe "ceilidh" (pronounced ence of both Dr. Mott and Dr. Gibier shows thrust whenever the nearer sat down to rest. with. an important part in the power and useful- person. that the croft in no single instance ever "kailey") or gossiping party, occupied tbe a marked improvement in methods. '"Tha Hut, as Mr. Ashton says, the tailed man, ness of a horse on the turf. We are at a Others carry this conventionality so far sustained the crofter. It will not sustaiu long winter evenings. lingers still where composition used as an injection," says Dr. is cast completely in as It the "Ouran Ontain," A MAGICAL WAND. great disadvantage in this country on ac- to prevent the fatber-in-la- from holding him under tbe "fair rent" system of to ' the clergy's sharp eyes do not too often come; Gibier, "was formerly productive of a great the shade when we go even deeper into the count of the weather, which may have a any conversation with his and day. and in it are whisperingly preserved all the deal of pain to the patient. That now in records of zoology. There is the cyclop It Will he Electrical, and Aid the Tamers very important bearing upon tbe future of among the wild Kalmucks a woman would The landlord now gets nearly the utmost old tales of clan and tartan, witch and war- use partakes of tbe nature of the serum of fanged mouth was placed between lus folk-lor- whose of Wild Beasts. a colt bred hy a great sire from a great dam. be suffused with crimson were she asked to limit of what the soil itself can produce. lock, and the sweeter e of this tender the blood, inflicts no pain, and in some cases whose one eye gleamed from a shoulders, future, according to In the United States they have the advan- speak to her husband's father, or to sit down The salvation of the crofter can only be at- hearted, g, hosmtable, hopeless is used of a strength ten times greater than commanding position at the very top of In the the New York Telegram, wild beast tamers, lion kings, tage of us in climate, and ought to breed in his august presence. tained by providing him with larger crofts, people. Edgar L. Wakeman. formerly. A rabbit inoculated with the what was supposed to be his head, who had jT7ie Merman and Hit Wife. valuable animals with much more certainty so that the labor ol himself and family may microbe of rabies dies within 15 or 2u days. cast-o- fl serpent queens, and the like, instead of hav- wings resembliog a pair of goloshes, than in this foggy atmosphere, wbere we are be concentrated wheie most profitable re- The rabbit inoculated with virus from the whose solitary foot was turned sidewavs, and venturing either into the air above or the ing to assert their authority by means of nr way. CHUBCH ADOBHMENT. we liable to have cold, wet wrather during the cats wise their sults can obtain; or rentals for tbe beggarly first rabbit dies, and a third is inoculated. who lived, according to 11 in v, the very waters under the earth, still are sur- the whip of pliant steel, will carry a light in rounded by curipus creatures. In the air foaling season. patch he is forced to exist upon must be re- Opinion of an English Bishop Upon Its Uses After tbe tenth rabbit has died, the duration center of the earth, in Italy and Sicily. wand with an insulating crip for the hand, "Stallions are quite as capricious as dams They Put Their Heads Together and Suc- duced to almost a nominal sum. A pros- of the disease begins to diminish. especially 'the name of the monsters is - and Limits. Then there is the Gryphon, whose nose is connected by a flexible wire with a battery and the fact that one is a great rnnner can- ceed In Catching- the Hat. perous peasantry is impossible where the "After the sixtie'th deatb, this diminution planted the middle of his legion, for wings are the easiest of all things of which the power can be varied according Newcastle, EnglanO. Chronicle. sometimes in to attach to one's visions. The augels furnish not be taken as an assurance that he will A good cat story, illustrating the sagacity energies of the family are dissipated in a ceases, and a dog inoculated with virus from chest, the elephant-heade- d man, the man of to the necessities of the case. the lion or The Bishop ot Carlisle is an evident be- a good precedent for the creation of the If breed prize runners. Since 1810, out of the of the felines, is told in the Bangor Whig half dozen different vocations to simply tbe sixtieth dies quicker than from the first Ethiopia, who has onlv one foot, and that tiger becomes surly and refuses to go 80 stallions winning the Derby, only 20 thatch may be kept liever in beanty serving a contributory pur- rabbit. The virus is then fit for use on human bird, but that the celestial attitude of by a gentleman who saw the occurrence. pay rent that a over the man. amiable familv of the Island of Dodyn, of through his tricks, or threatens to bite a A Head-lngle- y, could be lightly assumed is evidenced of them have shown themselves of any par- heads of the very old and very young of the pose in public worship. Speaking at An ordinary patient is inoculated in the w eat-et- h not samnle out of his a touch cat saw a large rat run from Inch Maudeville says that "the father harpies, "tamer," of the ticular value in the stud, and many times a out under a family. Leeds, his lordship relerred to side of the abdomen once a day for IS or 18 son the hus- by the fact that the the chief magic wand will give hinr a shock will the son, and the father, the that stallion doing nothing remarkable on the stable and seek shelter in a woodpile. TO church architecture, and remarked that days. In virnlent cases inoculations are husb-iud.- were notoriously wicked. Shake- HOW HE MANAGES LITE. rouse him up, or scare him into submission, well-order- band his wfe, the wyfe her turf bad proven himself exceedingly valu- Tommy followed his ratship and tried to is the condition ot the crof- every Tealiv good, complete, made four or five times a day for the first creature whose speare, in his "Pericles'" causes Cleon to as the performer wishes. An experiment in Briefly, tbat Another learful outward able in getting good racers. Yet, despite all reach him, but could not do so. Finding is all that is, or ever has been, and church did in a measure five or six days. In the matter of enre tba resembles some particulars of a say: this new department of applied science is ter, and it form in that harpy. this uncertainty, the brood of horses for al- that his efforts were in vain, Tommy the matter with him. To merely exist he and degree testify to the reality of religion. institute is a perfect success. I have never human being is the mantichora, whose Thou'rt like the said to have been successfully made in this goes betray, Uost, with most every class on improving, and the scratched his head and upon an forced into becoming kelp-gather- might be a question what should be the even had doubts about the relief ot bnt one appearance reproduced Which to thino angel's face, instance. hit idea. has been fisher, It comelv is faithfullv beize with thine caples talons. race horses of years ago would play a very Leaving tbe woodpile, he went off a short poacher; anything to live. His limits of ornament and beautiful accessories patient, a little girl of tbis city, who sobbed was an improvement insignificant part the demands so violently when The siren upon the HE OVEBDH) IT. in of the distance, informed another cat of what was wife becomes fisher, "gutter" or dresser of of actnal service, but the dignity, grandeur and cried first brought to r?N. in physical structure, being angel present day." mussle-gatberer- (I temple-lik- e ot me feared she would die SS9-- . -- -- harpy an up, and the two went back to tbe woodpile. herrings at the sea side, and character a church muni, tbat I before sha - XiJE.?' ? waist up, no the could come again. She improved from the but she was more to be Superfluous Politeness Manifested by "Is English a perfect Tommy No. 1 stationed Tommy yp. 2 at the or does any tortuous labor possible to add he said, bo maintained. This idea of the with each trusted than the less beautiful bird. Her animal?" worship has been pleasingly visit and is now entirely well. ' Servant. place where tbe rat had entered the wood- pound or shilling to the store for meeting beautiful in silvery voire, her exquisite form and grace, THE THOROUGHBRED ANIMAL. pile, while he climbed upon the wood and the inexorable demand of tbe rent. The manliest in recent years. It is taking pos- A FAILURE FINANCIALLY. de- Simply appalling is the politeness of the were used only to lure seamen to their "In raclug nomenclature, there is really began scratching. This frightened the rat daughters are forced from home into service, session of bodies that at one time resisted its "But financially the institute has not struction. The air gives us also the phoenix, Hindoo. One recently wrote to his em- no such thing as the thoroughbred, the and out he ran into tbe chops of Tommy and their altered condition and needs de- innovation. earned any money and often feel like or footless but I the martlet bird, the ployer: cross of the Arabian with the coarse English No. 2, who had been expecting such au oc- prive them of both their love of the High- giving it up and returning to chemistry. goose, the four-foote- d duck, the griffin and Most It is with the most cart horse that was really a thoroughbred, currence. land home and the power to bestow more The Sea of Sunset. There are prominent people halcyon. these Exalted Sir here, however, the All "Jowls" were fear- habitually devout eiDressions of my sensitive has been aocepted as the thoroughbred ani- than a pittance upon its keeping. The sons This is tho land the sunset waslies, who say they intend to put the institute on fully and wonderfully made, and all were respect that I approach the clemency of your A Horse Bicycle. Highland sportsmen t, These are the banks of the Yellow Seas mal. But the Darley Arabian, bought out become gillies to with rose, or a paying basis. Tbis will necessitate tha once familiar objects to travelers in the un- masterful position with the ut- of of demoralizing Where it whither it rushes. forgotten-by-myse- a dust cart in , and brought to unique machine was a few weeks luxury and ten mystery. purchase of a larger property lav- terance of my esteem, and the also lf A exhibited at the These are the Western and the known countries. The dragon, as the form England and crossed with the heavy and mouths of idleness and unrest; or better, ing out of a great deal money. which assurance that in my own mind I horse show in New York last week. It is of Of the in Satan is popularly supposed to be shall be freed from the assumption that I am healthy mares used in our primitive days, though still bad, are crowded to the towns Night after night her purple traffic G10 patients treated, in 480 cases was most at home, frightful known as the horse bicycle, and the inventor' opal bales; it is naturally a beast asUDg unpardonable donations if I assert that has undoubtedly produced the finest running to lurther impoverish labor there; or perhaps btrews the landinxlwith demonstrated that the animals which at- to the old writers. Our desire a my exertions; in- Merchantmen poise upon horizons, The Ancient Jthmocerot. illustration shows I short respite from horses the world has ever known. they in the end, best, reach Canada or the Stated, tacked them were not mad. Consequently the way which ap- deed, a fortnight holiday, as 1 am suffering If DiD, and vanish with fairy sails. in His Satanic Majesty are allowed to retrograde a little at any where, for years the little saved beyond a Vmily Diekinxon. the patients were sent back having had in one of illustrations. We arc inclined peared to the famous Aldrovandus centu- from three boils, as per margin. I have the after our honorable delight of subscribing myself your time, they-ar- e very soon brought back to a bare living'finds its way back to the crofter their wounds attended, during the proper to believe, in fact, that the mantichora sur- ries ago. As will be readily seen, Aldro- exalted reverence's servitor. good standard by the introduction father and eventually to the landlord lor Is Strange. length of time, when head any to this vandus did not of new It it was necessary. Four vives, as to his at rate, day. stint the evil one in scales JZAKBOI. PANJAMJAUR. strains in old families. rent. con- a ,the I think just Detroit Free Press. hundred patients of this series were "Who has not seen just such countenance when he put him on paper. now we need a little more endurance. As a rule the oldest son marries and re- sulted or treated gratis. on The mantichora, unlike approaching We Birchnll was guilty of murder. There is the street? the In the sea it is to How the San Itose. have plenty of speed, but more stamina mains at home. He sddomibas the inclina- "In 130 cases the treat- tailed men of whom wc have spoken, had an doubt. The sea serpent has seen, be- not the slightest doubt ot the fact. How be been tell yon how sun rose would bring us nearer to perfection." tion or the means to "hive off" and set np ment was applied, hydrophobia having extremely flexible tail of great length. The lated sailors have flirted with bewitching ril the could down and written out a de- A ribbon at a time. "Do you like the short races of y as homekeeping on another croft, and besides have sat been demonstrated by the veterinary exam- ball at the end of this tail was the mermaids, and colossal crabs, beside which four-mil- quilly The steeples swam in amethyst, compared with the long dash and e it is the inflexible policy of Highland land- liberate lie in the shadow of his own grave ination animals bites weapon of defense. Haggard's visibly, The news of the which inflicted creature's chief Eider dwindle have like sanirrels ran. heats years ago?" lords to restrict, rather than increase, croft is a sentiment so strange to human nature or by tbe inoculation in laboratory and "With its tail," sas Topsell, the old beeu captured. The Greeks worshiped a at long the Tbe hills untied their bonnets, "I certainly do. I thiuk it gives more zest holdings. This leads to a subdivision of tbe that it is witnessed only intervals, in many cases by '.he death of some'other Elizabethan writer, woundeth the hunt- mermaid in Astarte and on they home-cro- ft "it later The bobolinks begun. to the sport and much better speed. Iu fact, already inadequate and two fam- aud can be understood only by saying that persons or animals bitten by the same dogs. ers, wlietherthev come before itorbeuinde it, evolved their goddess into another, Venus wild beasts. Then I said softly to myself, the character of horses which were run long ilies, instead of one, repeat an intensified such men were born lor All these persons are to-d- enjoying good presently, when the quills are cast Aphrodite, who was the type Qf the perfect and, That must havo been the unl" distances many years ago was entirely differ- struggle for existence, increasing the evil, health. In 80 cases the patients received A Jortn, new ones grow up their roome, woman. Aphrodite was always attended y. in a ent from the racers we have My and giving warrant, for tbe A Tenaclons Clutch the treatment free wherewithal overcometh all the hunters; by women, and, of course, by mermaids. But how he set. I know not of charge. it There seemed a purple stile hunters, large and powerful animals, are the landlord cry ol "congested crofter districts," Is tbat of dyspepsia. Few remedies do more and, although be full of divers raven- -' The pair embracing each other so affection- India Where little yellow boys girls class horses which were used to four-mi- re while millions of acres of land, idle save than palliate this oDstlnate complaint, 'try Misunderstood our illustration and of ran tho Question. ing beastct, ct none of them are stiled with ately in might easily have Were climbing all tbe while beats." for its use to sportsmen, are sweeping away Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, hooever, and Ilenud. a title of Andropopbagi, that is to say, men-eater- s; taken part in one of the triumphs of the impenetrable you will find that It Is conquerable, along- with "Is racing here going backward or im- fnto almost wildernesses nervous- except onley this Mantichora." loam-bor- n goddess. Till where they reached the other side Its symptoms, heartburn, flatulence, Policeman (to stranger late at night) dominie In gray proving?" ftround them. ness, and loss of flesh and vigor. Biliousness Hali-sist- er to the mantichora is the lamia, To enumerate any further the stranpe A Where are you bound, sir? Put gently up the evening bars TOO. MUCH RACING NOTT. SORROWS OF THE CLEARANCES. and constitution frequently accompany lr. that seroent woman whom Keats celebrated creatures who have been believed, at one And led the flock awav. claims much for it in the way of greater These, besides malarial, rheumatic and kidney Stranger I'm de bouncer at Tnffy'i oa di so finely his entirely too the crofter settlements established subdual)! with, BflWIFf. ? in poem. Topsell, in his time or another, by credulous men, to have Emily XHckinton. "There is much of it. 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