Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 51, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 January 1884 — Cattle Diseases. [ARTICLE]

Cattle Diseases.

The Assistant Secretary of the Treasu* has transmitted to Congress the report of t3M Cattle commission, consisting of James La* E. F. Thayer, and J. H. Sanders. The cotfl mission recommend that the National Gofl ernment prevent shipment northward, out* the area infected with Texas fever, all cattfl whatsoever, excepting from thabeglrming * November to the beginning of March. v A spaniel belonging toWilPam H. Baylk* of Providence, saw a horse that had traok* loose from a hitching-post fall Into Dob isl Pond. The horSe was too bewildered to fl* its way out. The spaniel pi linked In.swtß to the horse, seized the bridle with hie teeS! and gradually polled the horse around ojH: guided him to the shore. .Em Mr. Alonzo - Haves, of Kittery, Me., fri* got to sprinkle meal on his horse's noon-dt* fodder. Presently he heard a great noise * the stable, and found the horse with the pfl of meal In his mouth, just lifting it into manger. ■ Great things are made from iron, but til often makes grater. fl