How the Elephant Frees himself
From the Tormenting Leech.
One evening, soon after my arrival
Sa Eastern Asam, and while the live
elephants were, as usual, being led op
posite the bungalow, I observed a
young and lately caught one step to a
bamboo—Btake fence and quietly pull
one of the stakes up. Placing it un
der foot it broke a piece off the stake,
and, after it to its mouth, threw it a
way. It repeated this twice or thrice,
and then drew another stake and be
gan again. Seeing that the bamboo
was old and dry, 1 asked the reason
of this, and was told to wait and see
what it would do. At last it seemed
to get a piece that suited, and holding
it in the trunk firmly, and stepping
the left foreleg well forward, passed
the piece of bamboo under thearm-pit.
so to speak, and began to scratch with
some force. My surprise reached it*
climax when I saw a large elephant
leech fall to the ground, quite six in
ches long and as thick as one's finger,
and which from its position could not
be easily detached without this scraper
or scratch, which was deliberately
made by the elephant. I subsequently
found that it was a common occur
rence. Leech-scrapers are used by
everv elephant daily On another oc
casion, when traveling at a time of
year when the large flies are so tor
menting to an elephant. I noticed that
the one I rope had no fan or wisp to
boat them off with. The mahout, at
my order, slackened pace and allowed
her to go to the side of the road, where,
for some moments, she moved along,
rummaging the smaller jungle on the
hank. At last she came to a cluster
of young shoots well branched, and,
after feeling among them, selected one.
raised her trunk, and neatly stripped
down the stem, taking oft all the low
er branches and leaving a line hunch
top. She deliberately cleaned it down
several times, and then, lav ing hold
at the lower end, broke off a beautiful
switch about five feet long handle in
cluded. "With this she kept the flies
at bay as we went along; flapping
them oft* on each side every now and
then. Say what we may, these are
bona fide implements, each inteligent
ly made for a definite purpose.
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THE other day a fellow in a gin mill
I
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The fellow thought he saw a thump
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Teplied: 'Well I'm the miserable,
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| on lloudans or Plymouth Hocks will he
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' smaller breeds as Leghorns, llamburgs,
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; those of the larger hoods, and they
! must be nieelv cared for in weather to
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: rige Cochins hens, or a cross of a ILun
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i Iloudan hens. The fust erossor arc all
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feed and convenience of a market.
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(lood clothes am all right, young
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'Don't you know the difference be
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see, father, " said the tailer's little hoy,
who had not taken any part in i he de
bate, 4 if every donkey knows the
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In a great many cases a single dose has
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It ia, however, prudent, ana in every case
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disease has been checked, more especially
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