Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09
|. REED & BROTHER.
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March ,. lSl2.

TES!E subscriber having had several wears experience in
rearing six worms and know Ing lie wants and habits
worms, nventeI Improved method OF fixing
up cocooney, with feeding frames and changing hurdles,
plan which is believed be decidedly superior
yet either in Eaoaa America. L consists
Of double OF feeding flames, Two and wide
and twelve long. The francs Supported by
upright posts size! ~.al.n-the posts framed
iho cross stl!s at bottom when usei III iaseFea room OF
they be nailed top when there uoers eFcC head
Through each post no5se Al suitable distance above
the H1o saJ 10 or Is Ahes ana Aa same distance from
and 0n above aH3tHer. many
the 1ht of the VIII adm inches loag and
wide through the passed support
strips Of boards insI thick. Ihe upper /
,4 ,o ,,,rr -, t,r.,. lenrt s, ae, inches
cxtcndls course u lee each side Of the posts. On
top the upper sawed games receive the
feeding iath pat tatough
norse, and separated ileucs, and fast the
moFiise by two WeG.e7 driven between l"eE one on each
the post. rhc posts forming
The games inches deep, hall inch wide, and
inches apart The sats e" the feeding frame are sawed
lath strips OF thin board, two inches wte slit OF with
common Sitting gaGe-so tlat o. each two and half
feet long fifteen stats The Hurdle has frame
sides only feet made also of thin board iach
wide-hucs made through them WIKI oroda"; aaeG.c
armed with and passed through each alternate
w. exactly like putin. the cord through
common be I-tead tine threads iaeh apart The
dies are feet long and y w!e carespoa n- ,yi;l The
width frame. The hurdles may he used wi.aoat
by those who may continue st TO use solid Shelves
they nnstenths of the labor Of changing AL cIca
ming the worms, at any age
To change remove them from the hatch
table the feeding frames, place hurdle theu:
feeds, the VIII all be above the hurdle, then
bv us Two sides n shelf
ing frame. When necessary change them again, place
lhsu another hurdle, and ieed before At.er
have above the hurdle again, H. and ALI
stems. the s-s hurdle be Instantly removed
Aster the PLACE! u9oH the teojlsr frame
excgement5tiods rnaters5c dead worms. &. wH ta
through the frame the shelf below. Naen worms
wind their c0caons the HGcies from
frame, Iaen taking the shelf of lower place ca
the frame above. The converted into
winding chambers. the shelf forming covering. and the
Stats forming partitions The hurdles placed the
shelf and assisted in rising the chambers
them bv any conrenieatPerhapz pieces of
paste the slats and hang down worms,
ready for Eathe+ng.
dies. liter, from the shelf: shelf
turn it upside down and the all view
either attached the shelf remaining in the winding
boxes The floss Is lett perfectly Clean aud cocooas
NAV be gathered At the rate OF 5lshel per mnute.
This apparatus calculated only large cocoone-
rie bu, NAV be adapted any uno,,pe room in dwell
ling or ou-ho=e. As may BE put Up taken in
few moments and Little plain shelves: ami
with il one may attend million Of season.
Rights for making and using mis- apparatus
sale nv the Inventor
attention Rights the hurdle alone, dollars;
the whole apparatus 10 dollars. by ma
! when rights applied Tor.
A model NAV be bv calling the undersigned.
Address. A. SPAULDING. NJ d Marietta. OHIO
REFERENCES J. Wthesspoon, Hill borough y. c
Daniel >pauding. Hancock. \. II.
f. O j. Smith. Portland, Maine.
A \ >paulding. Har,Iand, Vermont.
Post Master. Knoxville, Tennessee.
Lyman A. Spaudins. Lockport. y. \ oik
Darius Spaulding, PIerpont, OhIo.
b q. Boswell. Wheeling, Va.
highs.
/ Marietta, Ohio, March s, 1872 y