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DR JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medicine Of
~ the Faculty Of Paris. Graduate Of the Universe
ty Queens College, and Physician of the st. John
Baptiste Society of San Francisco.
DR. PERRACLT has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that he
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory Hall
building, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
mento streets, San Francisco. Rooms No. 9, 10, IL.
first floor, up stairs entrance on either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
DR.. PKRRAuLTs studies have been almost exclu.
sively devoted to the of the various forms of
Nervous and Physical Debility the results of iniur
Gus habits acqu quired in youth, which usually termin
ate in impotence and sterlity, and permanently in
duce all the colcOmtRnts of old age. Where secret
inrmity exists involving the happiness of lite and
that OF others, reason and morality dictate the ne
cessity of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline of the vigor of mannood, matrimonial un-
happiness compulsory single life, etc, have their
sources in causes, the germ Of which is planted in
early life, and the bitter fruit tasted long aerward:
patients laboring under this complaint will comphin
Of one or mora of the following symptoms: Noe
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the
Uretbra on going to stool or making water, the In
telectual Faculties weakened, Loss of Memory
ensues, Ideas are couded, and there is a disincna-
tion to attend to business, reading, writing
or the society of friends etc. The patie twill prof.
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and the sight
and hearing are weakened and sleep disturbed By
dreams, melancholy, signing, paptatops, faintings
coughs and slow fever; while some have external
rheumatic pain, and n1mOneSS OF the body. SOme
of the most common symptoms are piUples In the
face and aching in different parts OF the bOy Pa
tents suffering from this disease should apply i'm
mediately to DR. PERRAULT, either in person OF by
letter, as he will guarantee Of Seminal Ennis.
sons and Impotence in six to eight weeks.
Patients suffering from venereal diseases in any
stage, Gonorrhoea Gleet Structures, Bubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous Eruptions, etc. will be treated successful
~. ALI Syphtic and Mercurial taints entirely re-
owed from thes system.
Dr.. PzRRAULT's diplomas are in his Office where
patients can see for themselves that they uuler
the care of regularly educated practitioner. The
test references given if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases call
and examine for themselves. We invite investiga-
ton claim not to know eve rythng, to curs ev-
erybOdy, but do claim that in all cases taken un-
der treatment we fulfill our promises. We particu-
lary request those who have tried this boasted doc
Tor, hnd that advertised physician, till worn out and
discouraged, TO call upon us.
Low, charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering with any complaint incidental to
their sox, consult the doctor with the assurance
Of reliet.
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To Females.

ease as ~eDtnsSs ,ss Is IS in trouble afflicted with .
head dimness of sight, loss of fmuscuar pon IN the
pltssion Of the heart rrtability, nervopspess pal
IRENE urinary difficulties, arrangement of diSs.t;ss q
t5e Tom general SSI debility yagnt all diseases Of
peculiar to females she should 20 or Wr,,a =. @
70 the celebrated female doctor W. DOHERTY" =,
his Medical Institute, and consult him abon,
sDTeS ana disease The Doctor is oecng moFs
iornia; Let no false decacy prevent Won Sr, I JAIL
imedlstely and save yourself from paipfnI snSe,,
lngs and premature death. All married iaos t
delicate health other circumstances prevent an
DIX. W. X. D0HERTY'S Medical Ipstitn1s VI G ca. ~
NIL reeelSe every possible relief and helm m.
DEetor onees are so arranged that he can be con.
suited without fear of observation, 'AH W Con-
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Female Monthly pills.

Dr.. PERRAULT is the only agent in California for
DR.. BIoT's Female Monthly Pills Their immense
sale has established their reputation q female rem
edy, unapproached. and far in advaLse OF every 9th
or remedy tor suppressions and Irregularities, and
other distractions in females. On the receipt Of five
dollars these Pills will be sent BY mail or express 10
any part of the void, from curiosity or dam
age.
Persons at distance can be cured at home, bv ad
dressing letter to DR. PKRkAULT, corner Of Sacra.
mento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10 and III. OF
Box 97S, p. o. San Francisco, stating the case as
minutely as possible, general habits Of living, occu
patton, etc., etc.
All communications confidential.
July l6.lS6S 9ovl
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
|Q0icK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.
W. K. HERTv
PRIVATE
"AOi0Ah AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Sacramento Street,
Mail TSStsG%Sip' Stss%sSIpp' Opposite the Pacific
'Fr'''' entrance on Loids.dorr street.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Hstaoilsned Expressly to Afford tAa An,
and Cure of all Private and CbrOnS'.lnent
Diseases, Cases of Secrecv
and all Sexual Disorders.'
To the Afflicted.

DIR. W. K. DOHERTY returns 1t.
to his numerous patients for their sincere thank
would take this opPoL tunity to remind Sas and
continues to consult at his Institute for aem ts that
ssGRS aad atssi Of tnR aS 1Vn D
diseases viz: Syphilis in ali rs ;orn ~na all private
os@Hs os Weakness and all the horrd Sno stages
of ,Ss Seq RaG Drrna Emissions Sexual Debility 6SCctur-
and kidneys a"T etc., LOas oaa Of Bddssss
SAPeriehee and successful practice will long
nrsctice ' of snare of public patronage, RI ~, 70
tssss oi i many years in Europe and the ~ ths
successful renedss 70 1pply the most aSd
uses no mercury charges moderate tra.ti s tnds He
usnts IN IN correct and honorable way snd sfs S. his pa
SaUes snd SSs se Of Lno%o
ties consulting him BY letter y 70 society All par
Ceivs the best and gentest restmeptr sSd Will re-
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SpeTmattOFrhna-

DIR. D0HERTY has Iust published an ;,o-..-
pamphlet, em6odylng his own views and ex xneronoa.
IN IN relation to Impotence or Virility being Sbor1
treatise on Spermattorrhoea or Seminal WeakDaoI
nervous and Physical debility consequent on tbi'
This little work contains information of the ntnnsi
value to all whether married or single and will IL
sent FREE by mail on receipt Of SIX Cents in most
age stamps for return postage. FO
e-fY Consultations letter or otbarw;s, rDrp
Permanent cure guaranteed or no paw. Address
W. X. DOHEKTY, MD.
45ly San Francisco r.,
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To Correspondents

Patients residing in any part OF the State hovev
DR. DOHERTY in their respective case" uAuVice d Of
ihlnk proper to submit written statement Of sneh
IN preference to holding personal interv;o Suen,
assured that their communcatiops wi,I Iii
fully and candidly described personal sU ease %
non VIII be unnecessary, as Instructions for diss
regimen, and the general treatment of the case ;,e
neIhdlng the remedies), will be forwarded witbon.
the puport of the letter or parcel SO
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A. HI. SININTONS.

CIvIL ENGINEER AND DEPUTY 0. s SUR
~ veyor.
Onice With A. J. Cain, Esq. waIla Walla, W.
Private Surveying upon short notice.
~ Having bad experience In U. 8 Surveying he
hopes 70 give entire SatIAciion. Reference given II
required. Ea
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pected In advance.
The growing wants ofthe Territory and its increas-
ing commercial importance render II necessary for
young men to prepare themselves for the places
which they will soon be called upou to hl. The i'm
Portance Of furnishing them with the means Of ac-
curing thorough knowledge Of business at home
has Induced the Regents 70 open
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
TERnss for full course $50 90
For further information address the
PRESIDENT.
By order Of the Board Of Regents.
Seattle, W. T., Nay IA, 1852 79-sm
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWRLER,
GEORGE sAvAGE

WATCHAAKER AND JEwELER. HAVING
reestanished an himself IN Walla wala, Is pre-
from his long experience lover 20 years) In watch
work feela confident Of giving satsfsctop. Esnsci.
care given 10 Fine Watches. All work sent bv ~.
pres viii Be promptly attended 10. Shop next door
70 = W OoimAns Drug store, Main street la-tf
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U N " IL R . IT Y
WASHINGTON TERRITORY


WA s n HINGT RRIToRY
THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE PERMANENTLY
i reopened On Monday, the 18th day Of April,
1869, under charge Of Professor J. II. HALL, as
President assisted by such Professors and Assistant
Teachers as may be required.
Its central and convenient location makes Il easy
OF access 10 all and effort will be spared 10 in
crease its present advantages 90 as to make it sec
ond to none on the coast.
The government will be firm, but pareutal-par.
hcular attention being paid to the morals of the stu
dents but the people Of the Territory may be assur
ed that no sectaran influences will he exerted upon
their sons and daughter In this Institution.
Rooms are provided, rent free, for Young Men, in
the University Boarding House, and for Young
Ladies at the residence Of the President both OF
which buildings within the same enclosure with
the University but students required TO supply
the necessary furniture, bedding, g.,
Board can be had on reasonable terms.
There is Library and Apparatus in the University
to which additions will be made from time 70 time
as the demands Of the Institution shall require.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEvEs wELEs:.
Scientific Department. nt....................tl0 90
OoAegAe ...............-....lZ 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
A Preparatory Department will be opened in con-
nection with the University. under the charge Of
competent instructors.
TUITION PKR rERN OF KLKvEN vEEKs;
Primary Department. ....................s6 90
Intermediate 7 90
ACADEMIC .................t5 10 10 90
MODERN LASGUAsEs
Ereneh. ......................... 90
6erman. .......--...............I 90
tHPAyment for Board and Tuition will be ex.
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;.oD.-WALFHAM wATCHRs-C.oD,
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.

FULLER q Co., Qate n. Z. Chapman A coN
Removed TO No. IS St. John 81. MY.
we viii send, on order, single WALTHAM
n solid geld and silver cases only. by
ior On delivery, after examination, Al wholsssis
Pnees' The buyer 70 pay all express charges.
Ine ComPanys guarantee sent with each watch
~ Send Tor Illustrated Circular giving fun infor,
Ally :
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WALTHAM WATCHES 4!
Let every one who wants watch read this carefully
Especially If in some remote out Ofthe-way place.

NOW that the railroad is open, propose to give
the residents Of WAsHINsroS TERrIToRT the onnor.
tunity of getting single genuine WAltham Watches
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PIANO-FORr

THE GREAT INCREASE IN THE@@z
DEMAND FOR OUR PIANO.FoRTEsH z III
throughout the country, have compelled us 10 extend
our Manufacturing facilities to three times their
former size, and having added mary new improve
ments in Manufacturing, we sbsn continue to keep
our prices the same as they alTays have bs0n' the
lowest Of any Firstclass PisnO-FoFts maker BY At
least one-thrd, and VIC respectfully solicit by parties
about purchasing to comparison with all ether
makers. December rs, ls6s-ly.
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Preparation is warranted
for Tobacco, in any per
strong the habit may be
the money will be refund
and harmless in all cases
break of the use Of To.
else Of the Will. Some.
nature in overcoming a
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AL AID. III
MODERATE
7 E R TY
INSTITUTE,
s5
the Pacific -
5 Office, s
f street,) va
q aTTleted Ted Sound c11l 4,
Chronic WV
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III wM
is sincere thanh
patronage, ? and Once
nd them that h 81
for the cure on
r. Kidneys, Di- TERMS
and all private
rms and stages =.
q Consequences 0N ts
rictute, Noctur- Sig ~
eolhty, Diseases ztres =
Of the Bladder Sta9ss
8 that his long
viii continue to a
onage. By the one squ
and the United esrtio
ost efficient and Tor eac
" all kinds, He ane squ
; treats his pa. fwo SOU
, and has refer. Hsifyes
men Of known ,,.,t;
Ociety. All par Ae M
erwise, will re- q
6 and implicit %Te
must be
and the
be note
l,cted with dis Willee
nTs, pain In the
,uiar power, pal FOB
nervousness, sx tior
ent Of digestive terms.
, all diseases Of t;cles "
other diseases
Z write at once
;DOHERTY, 90
him about her
etfecting more .,nnu
e State of CALI olsoo
you, but apply Wtlta
painful suffer- soslH
cd ladies, whose BILL
ces prevent an 90
write or call at
titute, and they
and help. The
be can be con.
On a
. will be
9 State, howev- ~montt
u and'advice Of Lave pa
cases, and who contlnu
.emen of such,
interview, are o
lunieations will
If tho case be
lal communiea. NJ 7
tions for diet,
the case itself
Tarded without A
'nvey no idea Of
transmitted. Off
streets
an importan Fl
md experiences AA&o
oelng a Short 0sVS
nal Weakness,
quent on thG
sexual organs. ~ Nv
OF the utmost w
e, and will be OieS
Cents in post
erwise-FRER. A
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ranelSco, Cal. the G
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ENLIST, r
Walls Walla. Vol
IteDtion Of the ted
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of
'FUMERY, !
Brushes.
Paints
BRUSHES,
TY.
First Glass He
o putting up IN
night.
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Grovesteen
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York.
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With the help of the
the least trouble. Humid
are willing to bear wit.
Orton's Preparation COM
petite for Tobacco. and
from any desire for i. as
use. The preparation acts
glands and secretions
through these upon the
the poison Of Tobacco
allaying the unnatural
more haukering after To-
Preparation. Recollect it
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-08-06
Foreign Beds.

1t is curious to notice the habits Of diff.
erent nations in regard to beds. However,
dress, food, manners in political conditions
may vary in other countries, the beds differ
as notably as anything does. In eastern
nations the bed is nothing but carpet,
and is carried about and spread in any con-
vcnient place, the tired native lying down
in his clothes. We remember child who
used to be puzzled with those miracles of
our Saviour, who on restoring an impoten.
man, directed him to take up his bed and
walk-his idea Of bed consisting in a
four post bedstead with its pallaisse, mat,
tress and feather bed, beside blankets,
sheets and pillows. But even in very cold
countries the beds are closely allied to the
Eastern carpet. In taking furnished
house in Russia, on inquiring for the ser>
wants bedrooms and beds, which did not
appear in the inventory, on our surveying
The apartments it comes out that the Rus.
sian SCI rants are in the habit Of laying any
where-Dn tna floors, in the passages, on
the mats, AZ tn, door rooms, or even on the
carpets In the sitting rooms generally near
to the stoves in the winter season. The
Emperor himself sleeps on a leathern sofa,
in sitting room, lying down in dressing
gown, but not removing his under clothing.
But in Russia the houses are kept so
warm by the system OF stoves through the
walls, that much bed covering is no more
required in the winter than during the
heats OF summer. In Germany, the con
struction of the bed gives one the impress
sion that the Germans do not know what it
is to lie doWn. The bedstcad is a short
wooden case there is a mattress extending
from head TO foot, but so formed that at the
halfway the upper end is made to slope at
an angle of considerable elevation, and
upon this are two enormous down pillows,
which reach from the head oc the bed to
halfway down to the feet consequently
the occupant of the bed lies at an angle OF
at least forty five degrees, and is nearly in
a sitting position at night. In some parts
of Germany there are no blankets there
is a sheet to lie on, and another over it,
which is tackled to quilt wadded with
down and this is the entire covering with
the exception of sort of bed, thick
elder down quilt, but not quilted, which is
placed on the top and, which unless the
sleeper is very quiet in his sleep, is, usually
found on the floor IN the morning. In hot
weather there is no medium either sheet
is the only covering or one Of these over
YARN eidcr-downs.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-08-06
a Mulo Rido in Florida.

A gentleman writing from Fernandina
Fla, to the buffalo Commercial Adger
tiser, gives the following amusing account
of his adventures with gentle mule.
He says: "The boys insisted that |
needed relaxation. / had pretty fair
article Of health / thought enough to
last me us long as [ lived But l must
accumulate stock for future use. The
South was the place to get it. And riding
was healthy. The sand is too deep to ride
except on horseback so thought would
take ride. applied to the livery man
for rorse. He had none He looked
sorrowtully It me, as though he piticd me
Did / ever ride a mule l never had.
He had as good riding horses as were ever
saddcd, but if | wan.ed 4" Rock Ne to
Sleep, Mother" style OF a ride l would
take mule | DONE consider mvself a
iirst-olass judge Of mules. l had some
vague notions in regard TO them supposed
they would do large amoudt OF work with
very little feed, and we're immortal.
had read of one being driven over the same
route by the same bQy 81 years, and was
young mule yet Bnug forth the mule.
The mule was brought lie was meek
looking beast, u perfect Uriah Heap of
mule, so lar as " Umbleness was con-
cerncd. AT least that was the view took
OF him. He was saddled and | mounted
For mile or two he paced beautiful lily |
thought those old monks had read about
knew what they were doing when they
travelled on mules. had high Respect
for their judgement. Just then my mule
began to show symptoms, symptoms of what,
| did not know, | found out Dropping
his head between his legs, his heels de-
scribed a parabolic curve, or a diabolic
curve, or some other internal curve, in the
air, and got off over his head, and I did
it quick. I'm not so old but | can get off
au animal of that kind MS quick as a boy.
Then looked at the mule to see if he was
hurt. He didn't appear to be. Then l
inquired around to see how was. l re-
ported an abrasion of the left hip, and q
confusion on the lower end of my back.
Then thought that l would pronounce
lett handed blessing on that mule, and on
his iorefathers and ioremothers before him.
and on his children after him. But did
not. wondered if he would stand fire.
If had pistol | would have put the
muzzle to his ear and tried him. Not that
l was hostile toward him, but was afraid
somebody might take ride on. him some
day and get hurt. But had no pistol, so
that benevolent and saDguinary idea was
frustrated. Then l got up and shook the
dust off my feet and brushed the sand of
my trowsers, as testimony against the
place. Then led the mule carefully
home, and stated the case to the livery
man. But when I looked that he should
offer TO send for doctor, or a Samaritan,
to do me up in a rag, and pour olive oil
and campagne on my bruisc, he only
laughed-then he rolled off the bench and
Laughed 1t was ridiculous. But Ivc
learned little wisdom.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-08-06
WHAT THE SOUTH HAS LOST END GAINED.

The Mason, Ga, Messenger says BY
the war we lost at one blow the accumulated
wealth of two centuries we lost our lib
critics, we lost all those rights, privileges
and immunities which We had enjoyed for
three. quarters Of century, and We lost
the protection of that Constitution which
we thought to be the embodiment of the
perfection of human government We
may not have lost them fairly. They who
deprived us of them may not admit that
we have lost them. They may pretend,
as they do, that everything they have done,
are doing, and may yet dc, is warranted by
the Constitution. But it is not the less
true practically that we have lost ALI that We
have stated, and it is equally true that
Democracy, Whiggery and States Rights
can no more help us to retrive our loss
than we can bring back to earth the great
founders of those, parties, en1 get them to
"invoke the genius of the Constitution "
III Jul UCnai' We Cdu, iiu"CNSi, lCSONcl
all that we have lost. We have q great
future if we only act wisely. We can re-
gain our liberties and our power, and be the
most prosperous people on the earth but
we can never do so if VIC loose our time
and waste our energies rummaging in the
political dust heap of the past, and trying
to fan into fame the expired cindsrs Of
defunct political parties. Instead of con
stantly invoking Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions, let us apply our hands aud
our brains to develop and utilize the limit
less resources with which Providence has
surrounded us. Instead of proftless
wranging over the past, let us look to the
present and future. Instead of mourning
the wealth we have lost, let US 60 to work
to acquire new and greater wealth. In
stead Of adding cur brains by vain retro.
spect Of the perfection Of the social system
that no longer exists, and can never exist
again, let us use our intelligence to found
another system suited to the times in which
We live.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-08-06

A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING. "A
lady employed young girl about fifteen
years of age to assist her about her house
work, and one day she was making some
cake, and wished to put some kind of
plums in it so she set dish down on the
table with the plums, and told the girl to
stone them, and to show her how, she took
up a plumb and took out the stone, with
the remark, " That is the way )" and then,
thinking the girl understood what she
meant, she put the plum she had into her
mouth, instead of into the dish and went
away. What was her surprise, a short
time after, to have the girl coma into the
room where she was, and tell her that she
had eaten all she could ! And when the
lady went into the room where she had
been at work, she had put all the stones
into the dish, and eaten all she could Of the
plums she thinking that the hard pieces
= meaning the stones-would soften up
when baked in the cake.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-08-06

FUTURE OF AMERICA America must
expand. Her republicanism, her vast re.
sources, her past history, the very pecu
liarities of her varied population-all con.
tribute to stimulate her activities aud de-
velop her power.
Uniting in her geographical extent
every variety of soil auda climate, with all
their advantages and facilities, and with
but few Of their disadvantages and obsta
cles, she may be regarded world in her,
self and independent of the remainder OF
the planet of which she forms a part, ex-
cept, perhaps, for purposes of gravitation
A few years hence, and one hundred mil
lions Of people will flourish on this prolific
soil, and yet not half take it up. In fine,
to the thoughtful our future seems pregnant
with an unlimited growth. If the past
offer any earnest for the future of Ameri.
ca, guided as she has been by the hand Of
Providence, hundred years hence this
continent will embrace the nation whose
population, whose civilization, whose
greatness, and whose glory shall be the
worlds pride-the wonderful consumma
ton of civil and religious liberty.-From
Our Country" in July IHrnnologicaj
Journal.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-08-06

WEEvEL DESTROYED BY YELLOW
BIRDs.-A gentleman residing on farm
in Colesville, New York, communicates the
following important discovery to the Bing-
hampton Republican.
A neighboring farmer wished he could
get gun to kill some yellow birds, which
farmers generally suppose destroy the
wheat. He declined, as he does not like to
kill birds of any kind. Out of curiosity,
however, he killed one and opened its
craw, when he found that the. bird ,sinstead
of eating the wheat, eat, the weeyil-the
great destroyer of the wheat de found
as many as two hundred weevils in the
birds oraw, and but four grains of wheat,
which had the weevil in them. This is a
very important discovery, and should be
generally known. The bird resembles the
canary, and Sings beautifully.