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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
'GI,i. &Gs!::Pr. OF EInliiigratiO...
IENINGTO.!. VA, 3Uth De

LENlNGTOF. VA, Goth Dec, lSt9.
My Dear Sir: rhc question OF supplying Ia
nor TO the South j. one oil vital Importance, IN
yhi.l ii! c!aS3e: urc concerned, and particN-
fn::y he acr.rlIir:i>t, inasmu:h rs regular ana
CO.. ant work j. }n0rc necessary 10 his prosper
ity than in most # The other industrial PURSUITS.
| believe this CT! "n'y be secured by the tHf!2
duc!iuu Of i respectable class c: laooE&r> rom
Europe, .Jr although temporary b:nciit l!'Hh'
be derived from importation Il 'hc thiht'C
and Japanese, it would reSuit, lear, i'll even
;ua injury t. The country anu Ter iaSiitu.'o!'
We not only WaD; reliable lat1rcI-. but goo!
ci.iZca+ whose interests ami trciiM.S W"u''l
be 10 unison with our own.
State immigration societies, composed OF
men prompted b. the patriotic motive 81 ne
fitting the c3uniry, would accomplish his 90
rct better than by afY other mode. by iHtfn
ducing worthy Immigrants, providing lHr IH@iF
comfort ana security on arrival, and aSSiStln9
them when necessary, i" II"it ne" homes:
sufficient supply OF hone IT, steady. willing !ncii
would s"n,i he secured.
hcl;egc experiences has proved lisai The
practice Of employing entire iam!IlcS produces
more cnntcntmrnt all! pcrlnancncy alno"g
them, and where y numLrr ale collected !nt"
community lpGH N ighb0rnM iamS tLrj air
better satisfied ali! gave greater Hl!!SI lc'ip.
am clad to find that this important subject
Is claiming Your attention, an! hose that tho
yirriria Immigration Society nHy b. able t,
aInrt a plan Tor procuring f"T the F::'o and
such others a. may cooperate with h"r,a l(%H
lar sl,yr!y ii hardy. healthy immigrants
Your IIan Of providing Il drNo! Within o"'
borders where lhry can b. received q" i'i:@'ns
upon eur shores, and where their necessary
Wants can he supplied is 1mlntntiy W;;'' @n',
iu ny y, inion, necessary; and should II j1'st
81 s,,, a plan in successful operation rii eu.at''
to develop the wealth and (" piaHio;' 'h' I''',
pority OF the South. -.
have been and still ana al aiyo':i" ii tiu
r,nran immipralipn, bgt i n'' see HI "ia
other way can ai Ii.
With much REGARD,
(our ulrii,nt servant,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
TER US Il T E's5 SAL i.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated Dc:ot er
Gol!i, l.t:, cxccuted ty Samuel II. Maggs and
vito. md .uly recorded. the urdersi&1ed'
Trustee tnocci:: named, will, Oh SAT I RID Az,
The eth Ga. Of February, 1870, IN front ot the
Mayors oliten. IN the city Of itleyaadri4 =. l.
o'ciccl. IN. 1!Ier g.: sale, hy puG'ic auction, =
TR TT Or ANr1i', in I.ou,ioun r"U'.:T, Va.
,.Haut OH. iniie nor.h t, Gnl!ord depo:. J., l..
4 H. T. -, win :: maj! LOG HOUSE B#$i
thcrcna, containing one hundred &HI ior- IL.
= fiiU1 acre; NOR" O" less.
qFNNi.;--s ssh as to 50 much Of the proceeds
Of sale - !l%y TO necessary - L"irNy tbs t&,
pcGsc. .! trn.. and to pay $50, with "ccrH"i
interest .n; ihe residue in three cqun! paE-
,ncuts. t. become l!; US follows Tine iirs!, Nc:.
-, $50, and the other two payments Oct. 2'tn'
ISL AMI Isl, ?c-pc,tivcy with interest iron!
Oct. -, 1852. JOHN ". HkttN
ian ltd trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
i,OMMG:iICATEiI

We the suhsr:i"n':, .,!tl. oilers 60! >.,i '!ti-
IONS. have been - Wa=!ingtr: H.. lag o..
two pa, to witicss The proceedings pi the S,."-
a... IN the hills for admitting Virgins. There
was An inpc0mp.u meeting al on" return VS.
t.1,,ay AFTERNOON. WilaM ia" !,lo"inY rc-"!u-
ton was Isssa;I uaaui:n"u-'T 'N@=r.Fr!, mat
We go NJ NOR" ON >uc:I >H '.r:Hi.. u: I:."
,!Iat"y y yuUi.: gcnL!rnlnn &r" " nt:d moved
"lh.t nigh! trips t. Washington L NitG".
theatrical lcr!,.rtnaruea Io1lt "uH. This wss
also ..rriu,I uu,.nrn,;i-!y Y, And The r-r..ng'.J
juUrmrd. lirrEE3 E!liiEH%.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
Esy Green a. wise,

T;:rs E,t.t.n Agents and Auct"nonrs.
MISSION SALE.-By virtue "i II
/ decree of the Circuit Cour. for Alexandria
county. Nirginim, rendered 81 it, Jane term,
1869, ~ TIE sut "! Bowie. plaintll, " Addison
- al, drtHd%ntS, tho undersigned, Comm
:ioinrs therein named, will proceed, "n 80 :,
UENAi tn" 18th day Of February, $50, at ~
o'clock H., in ir"ni ii tho Mayors office IN thc
cily "l A!"EundriA, t. sell, hy public ANclI"n, !"
certain TRACT OF LAND, in the county OF
AIexun,r.t containing ten '.rr"5, %md holhded
a. :.,ilnva. On liz" north by Queen street tX'
lrni,.i nt the eat hy Townsend Eng"atL' : lot;
on li.c .,.i.th By Cameron street rEtcEIc', and
on tin :: ... ~ ii"o,'s Run -hnins portion 81
the ttAe! conveyed t. r.. T. Addison hy hhA
l.. E,ln=Ny.
WHRhi>i- On.,.trnth t. be- pnII ~ cash, aud
Tor the f. .luG the bones o! the purchaser VITA
COOS. >.cnrtr, md Win interest from til" day
nt ...i;.. :, Ia t.l.rM !" three equal sums, pANA
IT," II - r. MUI - months, r*sp""tHelV.
STAMPS Y:..i CON-. 'ymnring "t the cost ct the
rIrcn,.nr. WM. RI. DULANI.
frO. ". BRENT.
;.,, /. - (',rnmis- toners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
.nll-td Sheriff Alexandria co.
I'VE Ii ; II /! f. : = \ j +,
Nv Green az Mi4p.

Real E tate Agents and AuctIOnecrs
by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TKU%I
u dated Ja'lu4ry 3. l,jS, executed by a. NJ.
ran and wife. and daily recorded, the "nI~,
1isnci. TrGs,ce therein named, wi!!, "a.
THURSDAY, the 81 dav OF February ncA;.
in front OF tho Mayor! Office, in the city Of =!
cxsndria. Virginia. offer for sale, by puhh.
auction, tao following property, VIZ: a L"i
OF GROUND ia said city. with BRICK Szs..!ib
STORE and d " ELLlNG thereon, IL" kgt.R
ginning Oh Tho south sid" oi King &. 80 lcct :
the wcstwAr! Of Fairfax street, ~ fee. front
and 10 fee! deep, and occupied by a. Morsr.
Tho snid property will be sold to pay II deb. u
5000. nnI what interest may have accrued, -
cared by said decd to Mrs. Margaret i. Bri
win. FERNS casa.
GEORGE ". BRENT
inn Id Trus,rn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

HOM MlSilO NEk'3 SALE Or a Val. It.
~ AEtE Farm TEA y GEETREViLLf'
tue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of F4irfs.
county, in the suit Of James A. Sp!ndlas heir
vs. Peter Go0ding's Administrators, At NoYcln.
be- term. 1864, the undersigned. Commission
Of s:In, will, on the ID MONDAY IN JANl.
AEY, 1876 Court day, in front of Fairfax G.,
sale, that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
formerly the residence % Janca A. Spindle,
containing 2S0l acres This farm lies on the
WMrrcnton and Alexandria Turnpike and r"ar
CcntrcVlr the soil is of c-celnnt quah:y.
being the rcd and is susceptible Of II higA
state Of Improvement ~ but little e&pcn-"
Persons wishing L. purchase good land III
healthy region will do we'll I" examine thr=
farm.
TERMS -Ona.tanth Of the purchase money
cash the residue in three cqunI payments =:
SIX, twcl % and eighteen months. With :n!".r-,
on Tic deferred payment: from the day ot -n'"
thc purchaser to give his bonds for the deferred
pay meats and the titlo L. be retained unti li'
whole oE the purchase money is paid the I1Ai
sub,Cc. to re.:.'e ct tic risk Of tao purcha "r 10
case ct 81 non compliance with the terms .! "a"
ar default il: Innking the deferred payments
THOMAS MOORE, Cnminr
If this hand is not sold nn the Gay lIinca
above; the larn viii then be rented to the high.
est bidder, ut public suction, for tho cn-gIng
vear Rent To- be secured hy bond and security.
\. BROAD WATER, Recover
I'niri~ ".'.. dec /" laws
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR $A!.El-.
HAPrAuANNOCh CO, VA.
For sale. thc property ku@"n H. the iEH
MANY MILLS, situated nGoGl l~o mil
from tito town Of Flint Hill, in kappahanA"rh
county. On til. graded r0sl leading from IT,"
town CT Front Koya: 10 Cupcper Ct. lIous..
Attached to the mill Are GHTEEN ACRE.
al good productive bottom band. Thu mill g.
rof!st.t.C,cI wi.htWG wsrcr wheels, @Hc.! ul oIH:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

Bishop Coke, Of the Epi>c,raI Diocs.e Of
Western New York, has jus; returned home
He was present just previous to the opening Of
the Catholic Council in Rome, AMI wro'c 4
letter to the Pope which was puIli,hrIin ONE
Italian journals, and attracted nurh a't"ai:on.
The Bishop expresses the conviction hat the
dogma of papaI ntalliblily will h. agreed 10
withon! any opposition to speak o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
COMPETITIVE TYpE-SETTG&G. -lhr y.

COMPETITIVE TYrE-SmTGsG.-lhr \. y.
Sun Of Saturday says:
Tie artists O. III, "ar; lr,<cryatlvr oi nj
arts a,e IN :. Hitter u:"r "a" PROSPECTS, ut Il
match srtwecn New York aui Cincinnati com
positors. For som" years Mr.. George y. Bar
Der. Of Cincinnati, Ia, had 4 Gtanlin': challenge
to set type with "ny fellow cra'ISman i"r
81 600, TO work live or eight hours Jay on
solid straight matter, ti,c TIP" 40: to IT, larg1r
than BREWER nor smaller than agate. Is
tcrday Mr.. Geo. Arens5crg, cmpoycd IN the
Times Office. Chilled 1t tie Clipper ollie WIN Il
i.w friends, ard cr counter challenge, at
the same time dcpositng 500 as an earnest
OF his intentions Mr. ArcnsbcrE, who =
known among his ircid, a. The Ec!oclpcd", -
accents I5arbcr> challenge, tha cay change IN
the terms being that he wants To work ten
hours only. lie offers Barrier 500 TO cJlnG
to New York, Or will take the SIM: SUM and
20 to Cincinnati. Barbr is AL tn have set
500 solid mnion in ten honr>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The city Of -. Louis has *o.l u Missouri
Pacific Railroad stock ioT 500, 900, which Is
equal TO the rate Of coz. This i tho HIGHEST
price the stock has ever brought.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

Secretary Seward and "his party have ar
rived at Havana, on thor way home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The last news from Mexico is, that ''thn re-
vo!ution in the state Of San Luis inlnsi i; IN
crcasinr.' We should like to know whrr il has
been, or il, whcn Soine revolution az oIhrr in
Mexico il not Increasing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The new arrangement OF Postmaster General
the foreign mail$,appcafs 10 work we'll 50 FAR,
not only as to The reduced rates Of postage, hut
alHo M to the rapid passages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The gambling houses in New ORLEANS have
been closed in conformity 10 1n SCI ct tho
LEGISLATURE OF I0iil-ian..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The telegraph strike is al an rni having
been an entire failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The recommendation OF the Secretary Of
War TO purchase some of the lands around
Fortress Monroe for the use OF the u. :. AZ
tillcry school, at the prices named, startIcS the
public. 1t is said the figures indicate that
these lands arc equal to diamond mines 5000
for one acre is 4 toierab,y big ask and 1000
for another acre is not far behind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

We are rejoiced 10 hear that there is Scri
Gus opposition in Congress to the acquisition
and annexation OF San Domingo We suprGS',
however, the opposition will be OF 10 avail
We are to ccntralizo ard trpanl and come
now living will see the unhappy result!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

JUDGE GRlER.-A characteristic anecdote is
told of Judge Grier, who lately resigned his
seat on the Supreme bench. When he was
sitting in Pennsylvania cause involving the
title 10 some land vas tried before him. A
laundering jury returned an unjust verdict. As
"Nlr. Clerk, that verdict is set aside by the
court, 1t may as we'll be understood that in
this State it takes thirteen men to steal q man :
farm"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

1t is said that large immigration Of ndl-
gent Jews may shortly hc looked for l. Is
known that several hundred families are 70 be
liberation is no longer to be en- joyed. 1t - also
stated that the sub committee on the Russ"
Prussian frontiers will soon organize ! general
fund for the expectation Of Jews /" tMls
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

Mr.. Webster, son in law OF MIR. Secretary
Fish, was the attorney cmployedby the Spanish
Government to look after its interests in this
country. 1t is alleged that he was employed
in this capacity, and received large fees, be
cause lie was the son,in law Of Mr.. Fish, and
could through him shape the policy OF our
Government in favor OF Spain. Mr.. WebStrr's
fees, it IS said, did not exceed ten thousand
dollars, and were pronounced moderate, Tor
the amount of work done, by lawyers in New
York and held his position years ago, and
long betnr" ~ h had any connection with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

The Washington Star, in discussing the bill
recently introduced in Congress, providing Tor
a Territorial Government Tor the District OF
Columbia, says: Every member We have
conversed with on the subiec: comedies the
utter inability Of Congress to give proper at
tention to District matters, aud their di$pn*I
ton to remit their consideration &c any com
petent authority in the District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

LAND BUYERS --Srvcral gentlemen from
New York AMI Maryland, have visited Bronts.
Vile the PAST week, witt. view OF purchasing
land in this county.
They have been shown several tracts by the
agent: here, among which are some valuable
tinbered lands in this loca lily. immense
bodies OF splendid timber are in the hands of
the agents at this place, and in view OF the
projected Potomac railroad which will no doubt,
be built in short time, great inducements
are offered to capitalists. -Pince William
AdtOcutc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
ENGhlNA PEMA ALB
BITTERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator known, that will cure all
of those complaints above mentioned in nm
Incredible short time. Tie Bitters at once
arouses, strengthens and restores the womb
to It's natural condition, removing obstruc-
lions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. Yonder stands n pale, and
feeble ladguid girl, just bursting into we.
manhood; She is the pride of all, but hark
she silently steals Il pickle, eats chalk, or a
slate pencil; no appetite Tor food she turns
with d dull eye and seeks solitude; her eye
no longer sparklcS: her merry laugh Is no
longer feaId ringing through the air she
mopes about with bloodleSs lips and gums,
with headache, palpitation, constipation,
swimming of the head, cold feet ana hands,
melancholy she has Il coated Tongue, OIL
fensiVe breath, and n host OF other evils too
numeroustO mention.
When neglected all these symptoms be-
come aggravated there Is sick stomach,
heartburn, = dark line settles under The eyes,
the legs and ankles are swollen, the mar
loses its gloss and falls of, there Is brilllcneSS
and splitting of the t~inger-nailS, swollen an
domen, extreme nervousness, irctluileSS,
pains and aches, dry cough, HySieiicai FMS,
rapid proStration, epilepsy ana death! II
you, or any of your trienus are thus aihlcted,
send at once for II Bottle of English Female
BitterS and he cured. Its effects are magical
in such complaints, Surely no mother VIII
postpone and delay this duty until
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
The German Horse,

Superb as is the German military
establishment in all three arms, and in
every Apo ntment and detail, there
is no part, apparently, of the splendid
organizatio which sugpasses in cilec-
tivcncss its cavalry. From the first
We have hClrd Of its dashing recon-
n%0issanccs and had the terrain now
i'll controversy been less hostile to the
mancuvering of mounted men,. we
should doubtless have also from the
the first of its brilliant charges.
French DISPATCHES have confessed the
excellence Of the " hussars and the
" lauccrs," who occasionally make au-
daclous raids INTO the French lines,
some Of which have caused the EN-
perOr and his body guard, we are told,
to beat I retreat whIie cvcrand anon
we catch in Il correspondents pie
turcsquc letter the sight of some
"scuad Of UhIans" bursting across II
road like q hurricane" and disap-
pcaring again in the woods, before
the %bcWildcrcd spectators can send n
shot after them, Not, however, until
the great battle of Gravcl0tte--the
terrible affair Of August Is, when
twice rs many mcn fell Us at Sadowa
do VIC learn Of any good and mem
orablC use 0fthC Prrssiun cavalry. and
in this trcmcndou battle it was bad
" punished. That the Prussian cav
airy must have suffered severely at
Grayclotto appears evident from three
tlcts-tirst, in Il dispatch Of the 22d,
describing Jaumont, to whose Quar-
rles BazlnC claims that the Prussians
retired, we are told "rcmnants of reg
lments of cavalry, cuirassiers aud Ian
GERS, 50 terribly cut up i'm the late
battles, had arrived there, and were
received with great enthusiasm
Secondly, in tho detailed story of The
battle by the correspondent of the
New Yor& Tribune, it is mentioned
that after the infantry had vainlv en-.
%dcavored, early in the day, to force
Bazaine's strong position, a great Of.
fort was made by the cavalry, which
also, after a lorg and gallant struggle
were rcpulscd--and rcpulse from sIiclt
a fortified position means severe loss
But thirdly and finally, a London lei.
gram of the 22d makes haste TO saw
that chat the Prussian cavalry wa,
not used to any extent in the ENGAGE.
ment around Meta And from what
we know of the purpose with which
apparently, most news from Londol
sources Is %concocted, it is tolerabl,
clear that the Prussian cavalry wal
used 10 4 great extent around Net
and that it suffered very severely.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
Death is at the Door,

In all these complaints the system evil
IDENTIFY shows n want OF red blood, and Mr..
Churchill, in his work.. on Disease OF re-
males, says: Bearing In mind that the
blood Is remarkably deficient In red corpus
cleS, mud the known property OF IRON to cor
rect this condition, theory suggests Is as the
most to be relied upon, The best of which Is
the Citrate" Citrate of Iron enters largely
into the composition OF English Female Bit
tiers, combined with powerful vegetable TOM
les of rare qualities.
Among the mountains of Tennessee and
the piney woods of Mississippi, is found Il
certain hard and linty root, winch has been
in secret use by some old midwives for many
years, possessing magic powers in regulating
and restoring all female suffering with any
affection Of the womb. This root we nav
obtained. gave 1t n fnir test in our practice
and it is now one of the principle ingredi-
entS in these Bitters. Other powerful uteI-
inc and general tones also enter into us
composition. We also add Leptandra or
Black root. sufficient TO act upon the liver
and keep the bowels open,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
Common GrOg Shop
RitterS.

Empty Bitter Bottles, of various styles, can
DO found around almost every dwelling anu
cabin throughout the land. Their taste Is
pleasant, and are ADVERTISED 10 cure NJ
most every disease, while the manufactures
Know lley possess no medicinal properties
whatever. They are so many DISCUSSES Tor
exceedingly common beverages whlch 10
not, nor cannot possibly cure any one ,nr,
Beware Of these pleasant bitters IN quart
bottles, they contain a sting for your vltntSI
and he who buys them carries u " topefs
grog into his house, One man who knows
nothing about medicine, says his big Do1tleS
of common stuff will cure chills II leEeI'
rheumatism and consumption an0lhet'
whose bottle Is very fancy, cures all hmpurl-
ties of tho blood, makes old men young
casts out devils, restores sight 10 me Diimui
and numerous other MIRACLES while YET an
other, who presumes every man q druikalui
proposes to cure collie, ingrowing mans, yei-
low fever, heart disease and love-sick matt
ensI! We know they make no suclh cudo''
we know the people at large are deeei In,n
and swlndled, and rs we desire TO Ventllate
these common humbug, make the following
challenge to ono and ali;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
Cotton Seed Meal for Stock.

We desire To give our readers the
result of actual experience in the use
of cotton seed in various forms as
food for stockholm cattle and horses,
The testimony OF chemists is decided
and emphatic in its favor. Has x
p%crience confirmed the deductions of
science? In what way and in what
quantities should it bo fcd2 Is 1t
necessary to mix it with corn meal
or other food? viii those who have
had experience please let us hear from
them? In the meantime we find in
an exchange a report of tho use of
cotton seed meal for mich cows, in
which the writer says:
Mr.. Mory showed me COWS that
would give as high as twenty.four
quarts at their best, that are now Civ
imp from twelve to sixteen quarts, and
are coming in this summer and falls
lie says it takes him one year or more
after he buys q cow, to bring her up
to her full capacity, lie raises no
calves, but prefers to buy cows, as hU
sells all his milk.
In summer he feeds, in addition to
pasture feed, two quarts of cotton
seed meal. In winter four quarts
cotton seed and from two to four of
Indian meal per day, with English
and swale-hay.
Mr.. Andrew Belchcr keeps about
the same number of COWS, and feeds
much in the same manner. They
both think very highly of cotton seed
meal for feed. Mr.. Bclchcr was
formerly cautious in the vsc of it.
Now he buys a COW and Immediately
puts her on a full feed CT cotton seed
meal.
lie bought Il COW last spring fol
seventy dollars, that was claimed by
the owner to give twelve quarts. lie
now milks eighteen quarts from hcl
daily,
Mr., Mory says if he is out of cotton
seed ono day, his cows will shrink {
quart each, and neither Indian mea.
nor wheat shorts will keep them up tc
their quantity, but after FEEDING cottOl
seed again one day, they will come NJ
again to their jul ratc.-RWrdl caro-.
HOidA.