1. pets
2. dogs

SILER
th rrriroi Nnih re Treated
tbr Making of t olna
GOLD AND
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FAXGS OF THE BATTLER
THE DOG OF MONTARGIS
How the Noble Animal Avenced the
In
Not Correctly Described in Most
Books of Reference
For every lar which Is in the vaults
of the mint at Philadelphia there is a
nn the looks of the superintendent That res nrd shew the weight
and fluent m of the bar Many of the
Some Cnrioos Things Disclosed by an Ex ¬
amination of a Dead specimen
Marvelous Mechanism of th
Reptiles Deadly Jaw
boojrnt ii
when the Sherman law first went into
Icir- -
remained untouched
lime e hen the stamp of the
Now they
it on them
ifi melted with cop
alloy says n corn
Copper
i
An opportunity of disserting the
business parts of the Crotalas horri
dus or in plain EDclish the horrid
rattler which is the literal meaning of
to prove
this
portion of silver to what many scientific persons will tt 11
hat iu you via that the encyclopediasare the
less than the measure very atom NOtutees to go to for anv
that l adding
in ft timation Oal seientilie matties the ters The Inst newspapers now furas tnssi
nish this kind of information
And
ndird It is
truly this holds good in rep- In nii iiitr cop
this reptile which is classed amot
irk it up by u
vipers and of the viers it is
Thej have but one fang
and tlie bar Mirer n
The
living drawing is from
life or r ither from death of a good
band sized rattler carefully dissected The
pats east
rheat
is nearly four feet long- had
if them will hold u Is nit
thirteen rattles and when opened was
at a time
fund tt have dined not long In fore on
thro- row
which were lying
melt sme lv in its very hmg stomach
e after the other
as
pot
lowed The tail at the
much
junction of the rattles is formed of a
bundle of fibres much like tlmc of a
-- third of an ineh in di- tarn
the iron
ter twisted in the same msnnri
d sti as to give a great ft
the cm of the tail on which the
- are arrai
ifter it has teea the last
other end ol the reptile is of
int Test beeaaae the exami
tliou1 nati
tely npsete all
- far held about the fangs
the
of these on each jaw
line was as shown in the drawing
over half an inch in length
Ue but not t lie conveyer
This is a triple fang or
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the mov
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of tic
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lily drawn out and
invisible on account
Brent eolor so that
pe notice in a
real fang These
hollow and are direct
In which the
ined
AMUSING SCIENCE
Tin
si that
this sac from the hol- r
of the fang the
In
an Hp- -
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Dealti of ilia Master
This brave dog lived in France way
back in the middle ages Infortun
atcly we do not know his name so he
is always called the dog of Montaris
He was very fond of his master who
was named Aubri de Montdnlier The
dog followed his master everywhere
and people never saw one without the
A
THE BIRD OF WISDOM
Little Iexou on the H iMt of the
Experienced Sportsman Performe
How
the OpvraUim
While hunting ducks on a marsh lasi
Owl
and Ilia Famfit
The owi has always been called the
had the misfortune to step
winter
int i a deep hole over the tops of my
rubber boots and every sportsman
knows how disagreeable such a mishap
It takes
is especially in cold weather
long time to get the boots thoroughly
The felt
dry inside after a soaking
lining seems to h old the water and the
waterproof nature of the robber greatly increases thcdttliculty
Oat thia occasion it was necessary to
use the boots again the next morning
or miss a days sport Necessity is said
to be the mother of Invention and with
the aid of a sketch I will show an easy
way out of such a predicament
Tie the boot to a bedpost or other
support with the foot uppermost Get
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which
mscle or tendon to
half- -
Br
s is
open- lar cover- sled when it is
hroturh the
ing
as a
of
i
ii the jaw- the liar hooked
in the jaws
v
lhi
nshion at
the jaw
merely- - sh
buch
when the m
ami
an
liie
II
it
on
hi h it
les of the
rnder
fib
i
and
hen
shI
i
has
hiv done
true fangs it hich
oiilar enter the wounds and dia-n
Thsc arc
and are made
w
They
of the
all t he other draw the tb-them looks like pearl and
h and finish
No
catclr-
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n it
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BEE KEEPING
V4
THE TOILET OF BiHDS
twaae Like Mrr l Iran aTaaar llllirn
BM
Ire
many
pe- -
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hi
very
their
rf
sa
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aland
and ponds
a
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Spar- -
tts
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water and in
r
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Jar alxiit
in
but I
shallow
hae
the
riraf
lata tilce a dip
that were quite
wen
pools
- BtHMal
y prefer
e a watrr
an get it in the street
tt
il in hi
ebuiea of his
Mad
laeat
otieed
bis dost faath
in th
ad invariably he rJaooaca
ast is like powder
prefer dry loam They like
to scratch n1
im under The
iers with i
Most
il
ahes
f
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morn i n j
over and
Teatlir s
N
MISTAKES
Make a
sif Men heNever
llumitiet
liable
baiter
At birth a nejrro child is of
n
color wlii
KaBBra
V
lor
a
rediish
to a
tlie
k of
ir is
ary- -
ptti for
ant1
bine
tin
Sur
e
of
In tlie American lice Journal a
r says To think that the man
never made a success at anything
tried will snake a success with been
To try to keep one hundred raJimil I
where lift would starve To neglect
to give tlae bees proper care in spring
ami fall in fact all the time and
hope for generous returns
To neglect to put the bees away into winter
tjiiarters in good condition then ex- find them strong in the dawn
of early spring
To rob them of their
stores too late for them to replenish
t litis causing
them to starve then
blame them for perishing and curse
your luck To try to ue all patent
hives and appliances because some
ugned agent tells him to and
expect to succeed To ventilate his
hives with cracks in the roof and knot
Tn keep plenty
in the bottom
of weak colonies on han
ant expect
t lie comb grub
ape the
by using a moth proof hive
Noi-lo
fail to put on the surplus
at the right time then blame
nature and the beea for
surplus
Watch
work and
wait must be VOW motto in ho
To
ing for Sue ess
let the
grass and weeds grow so rank around
the hives that the beeseant tind them
then expect to become a prince in the
business To u e old fogy dog box
hires whose internal mechanism you
cannot view without cutting out the
cimbs tien expect to in cimc scientific
To allow dirt ami Blthtoa
mulate on the bottom boards of the
hives as a hot bed for the propagation
To buy an extractor before
of moths
yon know w hat to extract from one
pound
Hon
leli- -
BO
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bins
alitj
Iit
aaade
Turn
ir Tile
brood-
boast of your know ledge talk a
drones laying eggs and the ijueen lie
ing the king bee To try to keep
and not havO some books on bee culture at banal with which you are well
and thiuk yourself a
actiuainted
bee master
To expect to reap won
derful result with bees without labor
knowledge patience and eosta
No
without labor To become
cranky and think no one else keeps
i tlo
This is a progressive
rumble because you have to
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Baa a I arm All in White
tin his Dorsetshire
state
Lord Alington has a white farm
It
iiisc every anbaal in it
i
OX- -
tjuil
rss
white donkeys
and a whit
whit-
has prove by
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white
ire white
Tin
ace
Uttfa lilith
n
a birthday
and
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fjr her little fr
up quit
the
chain
party
VlD
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TTu
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wer end project below tlie leg and
ten it in thai position with a string
A tube such as pictures or maps are
mailed in is just the thing Thelower
or projecting end of the tube must
have a funnel shaped mouth of paper
fastened to it Under it pi ice a ker¬
osene lamp w ith its lame burning low
The working of thia arrangement is
simple and thoroughly effective
The
stream of w arm dry air from the lamp
chimney is conducted up the paper
tube into the foot of the wel boot and
drives out the colder air down the boot
leg This constant circulation of warm
air will dry very wet bool in fifteen
minutes and then the tube may be
transferred to the other one
The lamp should be jnst close enough
under the funnel and the wick should
be burning at such a height as to make
the foot part of the boot feel about a
blmMi heat
If too hot it will injure
the rubber
Thomas C Harris iu
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is guaranteed to give perfect
We have over
satisfaction
50 of these ranges in Rich- ¬
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We also keep a full
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lierea Ledge No 617 meets the first free AJdre s
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Madi on Lodge No 14 meets everv
Mention this paper
er for sale privately my farm conat their hall on Main street
taining 22acres of land over 00 of Mondaj
R CKirhy N C S H Thorpe V
All of snd land
winch is bottom
rich G
L J France Secretary
and very productive
Said farm
shea
every
led ob the Kentucky Kiver at the mouth tir Boone Encampment No 40 meets
t and third Thursday in Odd Fellows
of Drowning
reek
and has
good
on Main street Richmond
F J
The free and unlimited coinage of
weather boarded leg boose also 1 good Hall
Lip comb C P L J lianee Scribe
barn aad young orchard and is well wa
silver
the product of American mines
Richmond Uniform Degree Camp No
I also
have 150 to 210 barrels of
tend
meets second Thuradai m each month
at the old ratio of 1 6 of silver to i of
com some work macs work cattle and
al Odd Fellows Hall
C R Tudor Cap- gold is the
a tine vouug Kaddkt mare 011 sale at the
only solution of and
tain L J Frazee Clerk
faun
Will sell the farm on liberal terms
for
remedy
the
disturbed and unsatis- ¬
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even Friday evening in the Odd Fellows ture and general business of the coun- ¬
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H O Rice Dictator
try The surreptitious act of 1873
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Tool
oplc who having sought the
photographer in his studio gaze with
complacency 00 the presentment
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themselves that his art lias evolved
are unconscious of the extent to which
they are indebted to judicious retouchings for the effectiveness of
picture and often the genera
jitvenvseence of the subject
touching a negative a pencil will only
mark well when slippl
me
chanical devic
been tried for
giving this stippling motion to the
pencil but they are nearly all too heavy
to be held in Die hand A little tool IS
now on the market which is said to tie
marvel of Ii
its operative
power is a
not which
vibrates a keeper after the manner of
the electric bell This sets the pened
in rapid motion and the retoucher is
enabled to work mir
formation with ease and
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Deafness fail not lie CsVed
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-¬
dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is in
llained you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect ln aiing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and
unless the inflammation is taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition
bearing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten are canned by catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
anv case of deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
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Jefferson was fond of telling a story
v hich illustrates in a forcible manner
the importance that absurdly insignificant matters may mulct hues assume
Vo
When the deliberative body that gave
the world the Declaration of Independence was in session its proc biers
were conducted in a ball close to which
was situated a livery stable
The
was
weather
warm
and from
the stable came swarms of flies
OF IIIK
that lighted on the tegs of the honor
able members and biting through the
thin silk stockings then in fashion gave
infinite annoyance
It was no uncom
mon sight said Jefferson to see a mem
ber making a speech with a large
handkerchief in hand ami pausing at
every moment to thrash the Hies from
his thinly protected calves The opinion of the body was not unanimous it
favor of the document and under
other circumstances discussion might
have been protracted for days if not
weeks but the Hies were intolerable
Efforts were made to tind another ball
IS OFFERED FOR SALE- free from the peats but in vain
As
the sresther became warmer the flies
grew worse and the flapping of hand
kerchiefs was heard all over the hall as
an accompaniment to the voices of the
speakers In despair at last some one
suggested that matters be hurried sc
that the body might adjourn and get
away from the Hies There were a few
FOR- mild protests but no doe heeded them
the immortal declaration was hurriedly
copied and with the handkerchiefs in
hand lighting Hies as they came the
members hastened up to the table le
sign the authentic copy and leave the
flics in the lurch
Had it not been for
the livery stable yi its inmates there
is no telling wh n the doCSUM nt would
have been cosapleted but it certainly
It is first cliiss in its appoint
would not have been ifallELd on the
merits and will be sokl at a
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improving and from a bitter weed has
developed a succulent forage plant unusually rich in sugar and relished by
nil kind- of stock The illustration of
plant shows its resemblance to tlie
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pea t which it is closelv rev
to
lated
The roots are sai to penetrate the
hardest driest and rockiest soils
reaching to the depth of ten or twenty
feet Drought has little effect upon
it Barren land occupied by it has its
fertility improved Those who understand how red clover takes so much of
its nourishment from tju air will have
A IAlIi ol
little ditiiculty in believing this as the
llihlMs
flat pea like the elovera belongs to the
gle cimits The cuckoo Dorkings nave Iegumino ie family Four tons of dry
a peculiar plumage consisting of a hay p r acre can be obtained if three
marking of Lars or peneilrngs of dark cuttings arc made Tlie lirst cutting
blue gray on a ground of lighter gray takes away all chance for an early
In size it is slightly larger than the honey crop but if wo understand it
white but smaller than the other varie- correctly the bees gather a rich harties
vest after the Brat catting and not
Dorkings liave foil broad ireasts until October ii its yield of nectar over
broad backs short legl and are rather A somewhat serious drawback to
short in theneck
They have five toes growing it in this country is the uifji
on each foot The Basle in good con- Cidty of getting a start as it is very
dition will weigh twelve pounds and liable to be winter killed during the
the hen nine pounds They are ftr Brat and second years
layers good mothers mature earlv and
grtiw rapidly The great objection is
UNITING SWARMS
the delicacy of the young birds which
renders raising them difficult The Thia Can tie Done to iitellent Advantage
climate or the soil or both in many
iu the Fall
pats of the Doited States does not If had four small colonies that I
seem to agree with them
This may wished to unite says a correspondent
ever be due to loo much inbreed in American Dee Journal I would
ing as fresh blood is difficult to pro- move them together ami let them get
cure
well established in their new location
Dorkings can only b successfully before disturbing them
I would move
raised on a dry soil dampness lteing them in the evening after all
the
peculiarly fatal to them The also workers had returned from tlie Held
require wide range The Dorking is and pat grass or strawii front of the
not exactly suited to the requirenteuts hive entrance so they could
not leave
of tlie American market its shanks
a
a board in front to bump
being white w hile we generally prefer their heads against will
cause them to
yellow ones Its skin is also white or notice a change in their location
and
pale yellow instead of the gold color take their bearings When established
BsanUIy demanded but for the producin t heir new home I would remove all
tion of en
fowls for the table their queens but one and cage them
it should prove of great value
ing tlie beat one to remain with
the colony When wanted to unite
ipteora
nioorariiwi
theui 1 would remove the hives from
An interest
ror photograph
their old stand and place a new hive
aetaom lias recently been pi
in the center of the pia
tucy
in the Vale university observatory
It stood plaein a smooth hoard in front
consists of aa inclined shaft carrying of it to brush
apoo Then 1
a Dumber ofea
aa to would
the frames containing
include tn
large
brush off oil
area of sky The shaft is turned by the bees and pat the frames promiscu
he m
ously into the new hive and pour all
d make
s op- - the bees together iu front of it
pear as points in ical of
drive all the bees into tt with smoke
would le the ease ii th
As neither of t
lim to
With tiiisarr
this
accept the conditions
of th
ti in their true
and unite peaceably The frames con
heavenly bodies and taining honey I would ui eap a few at a
their direction at
lined ttne and place them iu the second story
The instrument
useful with a small aperture iu the covering
the radiant
i he lower story
over the fi
to
from permit tin
come up and i
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iffiei
the farm wnel
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will
is kepi it is not got
win- another
requires season to pay for the labor of uniting
number
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known to the manufacturers of wood
In the civilized world
The woods of
Central and South America are perhaps the most remarkable a well as
the least known In the yet untouched
forests of this continent an many woods
far finer that ant of those now in use
These woods range from pure white to
jet black in color and many of them
arc most beautifully marked and
veined Some of them are s hard that
they turn the edge- - of axes chisels
and othii tooK while the band saw
cuts them onh slowly Ir the Colum
bian exposition there were many displays of little known woods and the
finest of then were those from Argen
tine Republic Brazil am other St
American countries
Some of these
southern wood- - yielded to the teeth of
the band saw not tin ordinary saw- ¬
dust but fine powder fine as the fines
flour so hard were the woods Some
of them burnt but slowly Others pos
sess qualities that keep them free from
insects Some of them seem to be
alb indestructible by air and
water All along the eastern slopesof
the Andes up to the now line mi
those gnat elevations throughout all
the great river valleys and in some of
the wide areas of level country in
Ninth America are great forests of fine
woods that are specially fit for the
finest cabinet and furniture work and
also for shipbuilding carpentry and
other industrial arts in whicl
raw material
Th
are noe an unknown quantity in the
commercial world but they will conic
rapidly into the knowledge of men and
into industrial use when once the rail- ¬
road has reached them Before many
years it Is safe t predict the South
American and Contra American republics will be threaded by railroads
and then those wonderful woods will
a An upon to supply the demand
for in v and fine woods in all the civil- ¬
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bird of heroism and the emblem of wisdom Perhaps it is because he looks so
solemn perhaps because he Hies about
in the night and makes a curious mel- ancholy noise that sounds like a per- petual Who who who
There are many different kinds of
other
owls from the great horned owl two
One day when Montdidier was walkfeet high to the little bits of fellows
ing in a lonely wood rear Psrht called and the burrowing1 owl which is about
the forest of Bondi he was attacked as large as a pigeon and which makes
and murdered by a man named Ma its home underground
ciiire
The murderer buried the body
This last owl is not very honest in
under a great bree He thought no the way he acquires his home Instead
one had sen him and that he was of taking the trouble to dig out a house
Cjuite safe but he was mistaken
The for him clf he roe to the cozv little
up his residence already made of some quiet
faithful dog appeared and to
station by his masters grave under the little prairie dog who is too peaceful
tree There be remained day and night
and Timid in disposition to dispute the
iinc- his lxKiy
matter There he selects a snug corh never left the spot except to go ner for himself with the prairie dogs
thing to eat Be usually family in a curious fellowship
after
ia to Paris to the hou--of his
But the usual home of owls is in some
masters most intimate friend where old ruined building or in the hollow
be was well known and after lie had
eaten what was given him be returned
immediately to the grave a1 resumed
bis watch Montdiuiers friend began
to think the conduct of the dog very
singular and one day be followed him
The dog led him through the forest till
they came to the grave under the tree
began to scratch away the
The man helped
earth and leaves
him
and you may imagine hoe
when they laid bare
the body f his missing friend The
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dog now seemed to feel that he had
given the responsibility of caring for
hi masters body over to the friend
He attached himself to him and went
lived in his hoase
was not long before Macairea ac
ei him of being
tions
r t be dog met
the n
him be growled his hair bristled np
mill it was all people could do to keep
him from tearing the man to pieces
MB BAJB OWL
Ihey finally sentenced M
ight
a dinl with the dog after the custom
trurksof trees There they sleep all
A that time
day tnd at night go out on a forage in
The tight was to be in a urge amphisearch of something to eat The owl
theater at ste Kotre Dame in Paris does not seem very particular about his
mid an Immense crowd was thereto
food
Any small animal he can catch
tee the m in and the dog tear each makes a meal for him Babbits rats
and mice even frog- - toads and such
other to pieces Macaire was not al
any weapons except a stick and such small fry he will eat and carry
ft shield while the dog had a tub into
borne to his nursery of hungry little
which be could retire when he was OW let
Most owls are of dark grave colors
weary
The ii was let loose and rushed at brow n gray or black But tlie owl of
the man At lat Uischance to avenge Greenland the cold region is sunny
white Naturalists tell ns thai that is
so that be can travel about the coun- ¬
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try unseen to search for his food Owls
live over almost the whole world The
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commonest kind is that which all country b
well enough the barn
owl or screech owl
This creature
makes a very unpleasant noise and
certainly merits his name
farmers
dislike him and take every occasion to
kill him But in spite of his unpleasant hootings he does them good service
in clearing the house where he lives of
rats and mice It takes a great many
rata nnd mice to supply himself and all
his family and Mr Ban Owl is an
industrious hunter The mouse is pret
Tin i unii i i imju
irt who can outwit him N V
World
his masters death had come and be
was determined to make the most of it
NEW HONEY PLANT
The mans guiln
did not
prevent him from fighting desperately
Wagners II it Tea In Said to PoaseM
and he defended himself well Again
ataau ilvaiitije
mid again the bravt
A plant that will pay land rent in
at him
only to b
bad by be club honey alone has long been wanted
and the hi M always cam- between 1 Tgwort the spider plant and many
bim and the mans throat which he others have been tried and found
tried hard to reach Th
was wanting
At
resent German bee
long and hard but
inqucrcd
keepers are very enthusiastic over a
The man worn
ae Qnallv
new forage and h tiey plant which it
ronfi
the peo- - niav be wrth while to give a trill on
i IVorld
this side of the water A few see Li of
thi- - plant wen- sown this season by
eepers in this country and their
ALL ABOUT
DORKINGS
experience with it will be gratefully
Some of the
baraeteriatara tf
rT
ed by this department
The
Itptilar I uhsli Bn
American Bee Journal ha the followTliis breed ol fowls is oldei even ing to sar the plant
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than tin English nation by whom it ifciii- - that a scient
Wagner
Iseonsidered the ideal table fowl la of Munich Germany hns been at work
fact the breed is so popular ii- that for the past thirty years crossing and
country that it is generally regarded
as an Knflish breed of fowl
Die foui varieties of the Dorkingsviz
ml
it gray white and cut
The corks of the grai rarietv hare
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either pur black or slightly mottled
back being white
striped with black and the
rossed by a well defined
black bar The silver grays arc always
in color the male having a black
breast white wings crossed by a black
and a black tail
The head neck
and back are pure silvery white with
out sign of yellow or straw eolor
The white Dorking is not onite so
large as the other varieties which it ib
considered to surpass in symmetry Its
plumage is pure white and it
w tiat is known as
roae comb
others having a somewhat larger sm- -
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