he limping effect of ‘‘string halt ” in horses. penetrate the domiestic economy of our common ani- Our illustration strikingly shows a characteristic at- ‘‘This unpleasing impression,” says Dr. Houghton, mals. The ostrich enjoyed a much wider range in the titude of the ostrich in feeding. Itis a… … and the Ceramese 842°; one of alu- NEW YORK, cassowary. The minum alloy at ostrich lives upon 1,292°, and one of fruits, vegetable products, succulent herbs and grass ; could see the bird in rapid motion over rough ground, brass melting at 1,850° F. The experiments were under the eggs of the hen…
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