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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-10-10
EHERIFF'S SALE.


Rf virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facias issued
~ ont ofthe Circuit Court Tor Carroll 20
State Of Maryland, at the suit Of John Wine,
miller against the goods and chnttels. lands
and tenements Of Evan G. Otto and jesse
Crumbacker, and to me directed. | have
seized the following property, viz all the
right title, interest, claim and estate Of him
the said Evan G. Otto in and TO all that lot Or
parcel Of ground, being part Of a tract Of land
called "6ood INTENT lying and being n
Hooks Addition to Middiehurr Carroll coun-
y, State Of Maryland, and designated as Lot
NO. 8, in the original deed. 1t being the
same lot that was conveyed to the said RYAN
Y. Otto BY David Knodle and wife BY deed
bearing date the both day Of April, 1868. and
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
county in lsiber j. b. B. No. 40, folio 2a4
90. Also all that other Lot Of Ground. Al,
nate and being part Of Hacks Addition ID
Mlddleburg, and part Of a tract Of land
called GOOD Intent, il being the same lot
or parcel Of land that was convened 10 tho
said Evan g. Otto by Thomas +. Cover by
deed bearing date the 10th day Of February,
1913, and recorded among tho Land Records
OF Carroll county, in Iiber ]. B. B. No. AZ,
folio 2i5, &c.
And j hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of October, ISL,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the House Of Louis
Lynn, in the village Of MiddIeburg, / win sell
said property, SO seized and taken into execu
ton, to the highest bidder for cash.
EDWARD DEVILBISS.
!. Sheriff.
2, 1874. : oct ~
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Notice to Creditors.

THE undersigned having settled, in the
II Orphans Court, an account Of the Der.
sonal estate Of John Lippy. late Of Carroll
county, deceased, aud ascefsained the balance
In his hands for distribution according 70 law.
among the creditors Of said deceased, hereby
gives notice TO said creditors to Gle their
claims against said deceased, legally anthem
tieated, with the Register Of Wills for Casroil
county, on or before the oath daS Of October
next, preparatory to a distribution OF The
assets Of said personal estate, TO be made
among said creditors, under The direction ~
the Orphans Court Of Carroll county. On The
18th day Of October, 1874, after which aid
last date the undersigned, George S. Lippy.
as administrator Of said deceased, will 81
prepared to pay each Of said creditors their
respective dividends, according 10 said distri-
button. GEORGE s. LIPpY.
octs-4t Administrator.
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HAGERsTOWN,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thmsday and Fl,
dan, October rs, IL. rs and fC. 1874

On Tuesday, Wednesday, Tk,0sday and Fri.
day, October IS, ~, rs and 10, ISL.
The Managers have spared no Mains 10
make this Exhibition superior 10 all previous
ones, and have the pleasure of positively an
nouncipg the following Special Attractions:
President Grant win certainly be present !;
also Hon. A. II. Stephens, who Wilt deliver
an Address on Thursday Hon. A. r. Bote-
Ter, who will deliver an Address on Friday !;
also, Col Moseby, Gov. Groome, and other
distinguished gentlemen.
Arrangements have been made for the ex-
hibition Of sewFIvR IMPORTED DRAFT
HORSES, three of which have never been
exhibited in this country. The Board would
especially invite the Farmers Of this and the
adjoining counties to this exhibition of the
finest DRAFT Stock ever seen in this country.
The Horses are English Draft, Narmaa and
Percheron, weighing in the aggregate 10000
ponndss INCLUDING 2 yearling weighing 1860
pounds. The horses win be offered for sale,
and the Managers feel gratiied in being per-
mitted to offer so excellent an opportunity TO
to farmers TO procure first-class DRAFT Horses
Arrangements have been made to have a
Menagerie, consisting of many rare Animals,
on the ground during the whole time Of the
Fair.
There will be Balloon ASCENSION Thurs
day. Trials pi Speed every day, and over
50. 900 distributed In Premiums.
bkDsThe Board will spare no pains to have
something to interest and amuse ALL
All railroads running into Hagerstown will
issue Excursion Tickets, and trains will run
to suit visitors
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
B. A. GARLINGER, Prest. q
ID. BRUMRAUGH, v. Press.
P. A. WIrARH, aecreiary.
AIHEHy SMALL, Corresponding Secretary.
n \. Fiery, Treasurer oet82t
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Political Notes.

OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-Towne elections
were held in Connecticut on Monday, and
Delaware on Tuesday elected inspectors
and assessors On the 18th the State
elections will be held in Ohio, Iowa.
Indiana, Arkansas, Nebraska, and West
Virginia, and territorial election in
Dakota. Indiana, Nebraska, and West
Virginia will elect legislatures on which
will devolye the selection of United States
Senators in place of Senators Pratt, Upton,
and Borcman. Georgia will elect her
legislature on the 18th, and the South
Carolina local election will be held the
following week. The city council election
in Baltimore takes place October %.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION the 166
towns in the State official returns have
been received from 1872. OF these So
elect clean democratic ticket for select
men aud town clerks, which officers COM
prise the board of registration of electors I;
so elect clean republican ticket, aud 30
u mixed ticket
On the constitutional amendment, Civ
ing towns of over 5000 inhabitants two
members in the Legislature, the vote is
27,7S6 yeas aud 3,94l nays, About half
the towns in the State voted on tho license
question, aud nearly one-half of these
against license, thus securing practical
prohibition in about one-quarter Of the
towns in the State.
The DELAWARE ELECTION "A special
dispatch to the Baltimore Sm, dated VIII
mington, Del Oct. says The election
Of inspectors took place in Delaware to
day. In Wilmington the democrats carry
six of the ten wards. Though the repub-
lican majority is thirty, it is great loss,
Returns from the State indicate demo-
cratic victory by good majority. This
result insures the election of the democrat
ic State ticket in November
llowARD COUNTY. Ellicott City
Progress, the Republican organ of Howard
county, complains that there are "a few
malcontents" in their ranks in Howard
county who are charging Mr. Hagner, the
Republican candidate for Congress, with
a purpose to ''tum out of Office all Repub-
licans who opposed his nomination"
The local election in Corinth, Mis- held
Monday, was carried by the Conservatives
for the first time in eight years
Reports aud partial returns show ire
mendous Democratic victory in the Geor-
gia elections on Wednesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-10-10

ACRES OF Wild PIoEoNs.-The sound
Of the hunters gun rcsounds On the hills.
Millions of pigeons roost nightly at Oak
land, and each train passing through
Piedmont carries its quota Of shot guns,
which are almost superiority, as the birds
are piled so thick on the elder bushes that
after nightfall one can step up to them and
catch and kill them as fast as necessary
without mutilating them with shot. One
gentleman from Westerport Tuesday morn
ing killed eight hundred and thirty. three
of the birds, many Of which were taken
without the aid Of a gpn.-Pedmom W,
M1 Hdependenf.
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NO. 14o5 EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court Cor Carroll County.
Deborah Warner Of, ais VS.. Laura s. Warner.
0RnERrn this I'd day Of October, IN the year
~ 1874, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause BY Emanuel Warner, Trustee
appointed BY the decree passed in tho above
TO be sold be finally ratified and confirmed.
unless canse to the contrary be shown on or
before the second day Of November nexi (.
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
Maryland, once week for three successive
weeks previous 70 the 18th day Of October,
Instant.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 DO
500.
FRANK. T. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy, Test:
oct 3-3t FRAxg I. SHAW, Clerk.
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MARRIED.

On the LIST instant, at the Reformed Parson.
eye, in Westminster, by Rev. W. G. Cremer,
Mr., Wesley j. Hahn and Barbara Yingling,
both of this county.
On the 9th nlt. by the Rev. Charles Reid,
Mr.. Lewis A. koontz aud Miss Molie Spur
rier, both of this county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. Joseph
Cover and Miss Sarah Fnryer, both of this
county. pwfYr
On the 22d ult. ut the Reform Parsonage,
in New Oxford, Pa. by the Rev. Aaron
Spangler, Mr.. John Zimmerman, Of Abbotts-
town, Adams county, Pa. aud Miss Melinda
c. Cremer, OF Carroll county Md.
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NO. l4o2 EQUITY,

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John X. Longwell VS. VIM. H. Daumaattper.
Administrator of Josiah Baumeartner.
deceased, ct. ais.
0kDERED this first day Of October, AID.
~ 1914, that the sale made and reported by
John J. Baumgartner, Trustee, for the sale of
the Real Estate Of Josiah Baumeartner. de-
ceased, be ratified and confirmed. unless cause
20 the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the second day of November next provided
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll county, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the 18th
day Of October instant.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
oct 3-St Faux 4. SHAW, Clerk.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATg or Maryland, CARROLL co. TO WIT:
- On this 2sth day of September, 1874,
William II. Chew, of said county, appeared
before me, Justice of the Peace of said
county and State, and solemnly, sincerely aud
truly declared and affirmed that he took up us
an estray ono largo White Sow.
Given under my hand,
LOUIS DlEI.MAN, j. p.
The owner Of the above Sow is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away WIN. II. CHEW.
ocl8.Yta
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DIED.

In Harfoni county, Md. on the morning of
the 4th instant, Edward H. Ady, of Towson-
town, in the 10Th year Of his age,
On Wednesday evening last, VIM. Winters,
son Of Airhart Winters, Esq. Of this county,
IN the oath year of his age
On the 18th Of September, William Yohn,
Of this county, aged u years, one month and
-four days.
In this city, on Thursday morning last,
Agnes c. daughter Of George p. and Ruth Il.
Gettier, aged year and IL days.
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no. lsoo EQUITY.

In the Circuit Cont for Carroll County In
Equity.
Peter Woods vs.. Hezekiah H. caples Wife.
ARDERED this I'd day Of October, A. D.
~ 1874, that the sale Of the Real Estate
nadeand reported BY Peter Woods, Trustee,
by virtue Of q Deed executed By said oaples
and wife to him, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof BE- shown
on or before the I'd day Of November next
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
once ~ each Of three successive weeks before
the said I'd day Of Noyember next.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be-
ssa2i.o5'
FRANK + SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,--Test.
oct s.at frank 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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FOR RENT

A n Eligible Dwelling house
"A the eastern part town. A<s1A n
Possession given Immediately. -.
Enquire of Chas. 7. Rcifsnidcr, e t.l,;ae5I
Attorney at Law. ocf3f
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INHE Annaal Meeline Of the Stakeholder
u ofthe Western Maryland Railroad Gem
pany, for The election Of FIVE III ('I )I<S
FOR he ensoinr year, win Ne 1eId " ~ o|IIce
Of tAe Company, sonlh.Hczi co<4>< Lui1x and
tayeite streets, Baltimore, IA H<{A<s7e&.
October eisf. 1874. Al - o. eIo1k n.
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Notice q Hotel Keepers md an
Others who Deal IN Liquors.

III
Forthe information Of al persons concerned
l!he following Act of the Legislature, passed
March "a, 1865, is published:
CHAPTER l91.
An Act prohibiting the sale Of spurious Or
fermented liquors in the several counties of
this State on the day Of election.
SKcrIoS l. BE Il enacted bg Tia General
Assembly Of Maryland, That Il shall not he
lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern.
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or for any per.
son or persons, directly or indirectly. 10 sell.
barter, give or dispose Of any spurious or fer,
mented liquors, ale or beer, sr Intoxicating
drinks Of any kind, on the days Of election
hereinafter TO be held in the several coun.
ties Of this State.
SIC. A,id be it enaefed, That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall BE-
liable TO indictment by the Grand Jury OF the
county where the offence Is committed. and
shall, upon conviction before any Jndee Of tbe
Circuit Courts Of this State, be iued snm
not less than fly dollars, nor more than one
hundred dollars for each md every offence
one-half the fine shall be paid to the informer,
the other half TO the County Commissioner
for the use of Public Roads.
EDWARD DEVILBIgs.
oetSte Sheriff Of Carroll County.
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TRUsTEE,s SALE
OF A
VALUABLE HOUSE 6 LOT
- u,n. .e.r.an.,. r-u -,


DY virtue Of deed Of trust from Evans
ID @. Otto and wife, dated the 2eth day Of
September in the year 1874, aud recorded
among the Real Estate Records Of Carroll
county, the undersigned, Trustees, will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, THE oath DAY OF OCTOBER,
1874, at o'clock, ?. NJ, all that Lot Of
Ground, situate in the Village OF Middlehurc.
Carroll county, Maryland. The improve.
ments thereupon consisting &c iine two story
DWELLING HOUSE, with
rooms of comiaodions size. AZ4A-l
The ground attached to this - -
property is planted in choice :
fruit and ornamental trees, and altogether
most desirable property ID every respect.
This property i nov oeenpied BY Evans G.
Otto, who win take pleasure in showing he
same.
TERMS Of Sale One .tiisd cash on the day
Of sale OF on ratification Of the same by the
Court, ono.third in six months, and the resi-.
due in twelve months from date Of sale, with
notes OF purchaser Or purchasers with ap-
proved security.
JOHN q. SMITH.
JAS. A. G. BOND,
oct a.ts Trustees.
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Notice to Trespassers.

A Ill persons are warned against ,respass-
"A ing on my farm, for the purpose Of hunt
ing SAMUEL DEHOFF.
5 octs-3t Near Manchester, Md
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List of Qualified Voters

In the LIST Precinct, 9TH Election District,
Of Carroll County, Maryland,
Registered October 9th and 18th, 1874.
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GEORGE A. FLICKINGER.
.AuCTIONEER

NyIi.L give special attention TO the sale Of
w Real Estate and Personal Property.
M Post Office. Taneyidwn, Nd.
dec l8-iy.
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Washington Co. Md. Fair.
IS n C -

T,HE Sixteenth Annua, Exhibition Of the
Il Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
Of Washington County, will be held nj
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY by
WILLIAM II. .vANDERFoRD.
oFYloE, no. 8, CARROLL HALL.

TERAs.-s2 per year In advance, Single copies
cents No subscription discontinued until all arrears
are paid, unless az the option OF the publishers
ADVERTISING RATES.--one square u iiiles) will
be Inserted times or less for g. and y cents reach
subsequent insertion. one square mos sBfAi g
mos s.; II mos, 81. business Cards not exceeding
lines s. per yenr. When the number Of insertions
il not marked advertisements Will be continued until
forbid aud charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
mist combine Advertisements u their own business
Rule aud Figure Work double price. business 10.
Gals 10 cents perlnc Marriages AID Deaths Inserted
free Obituaries and personal COMMUNICATIONS 3
cents per line.
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THE MARKETS.

There has been no material change ia the
Westminster and Baltimore market this week.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

9th Annual Exhibition of the Car
roll Co. Agricultural Society,
Sent. 20 aud so, and October aud 2, 1871.
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A pair Of living Ground HoEs and pair
IA Of Pheasants, IN good orlof br which
. fair price viii Be paid. Arply Al ihe A.
vocArf Office, oetS
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From he Books IF Registration on oe-
count Of Death, Remopals, dc.
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS ior ~ a
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List of Qualified Voters

In the I'd Precinct, 7th Election District,
of Carroll County, Maryland,
Registered October 9th and eth, 1874.
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Judges, James W. Beacham, Lawrence Zepp
and d. X. Shriver.
Glass No. i.--Alderneys.
Ezra Englar best bull, dip. and $40, best
heifer, So; Charles Eyerhnrt best bull under
year, 80; wm. A. McKcllip best COW, dip.
and S.
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List of Voters Erased

LEE McELRoY, Register.
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Mrs: David Fcvble, currant and grape
E VIZ! hrs. J. !. BrinkerhoG, blackberry winei
ounce cordial, gooseberry vine, strawberry
w'ne' blackberry cordial, do. largest and best
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-24
70 tue oxford DEMOCRAT.
The Right Man in the Right Place.

Good men should live 10 Archangel,
Fools in Folly Island; Angry men in Ire'
land. Lazy men in Sitka; Cold men in
Chilli, Curious men in Pekin Betlin z
men in Lucknow, Stumblers in Tripoli
Children in the Crmea, Mouruers in 81
belia or Wales; Jokers in the Bay oI
Fundy. Beggars in Hungary; Sick men
in Six. Glultons 10 Turkey; Gamblers in
The Faroe Islands. Geome,ricians in Cuba
Circus men in Somerset, Brokers IN
Stockholm; Martyrs In Berne. Jockeys
in Horsham; llortculturists in Botany
Bay. Perlumers in Muscat or Cologne
Brewers in Malta. Conlecti0ners in Can
dia; Oil Spectators in Greece, Shoe
makers in Bootan; Soldiers In Warsaw,
Singers in Tunis; Glaciers in Glasgow
Cashiers in BAnkok Milkmen in Wat
cree. DaiIymaids in Cowes; Lawyers in
Comlra Doctors in Illinois; Tinkers in
Potsdamr Tavernkeepers in lnnspuck
Anglers in Fishkill, Undertakers in XII
kenny; Preachers in Tculon. Painters in
Colorado; Editors in Liberia, Engaged
men in iavre; Women in the Isle oi
Man, All welded pairs in Paris.
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Qoettp,
NY NEIGHBOR.


"Lcye thou Thy ncighbor,' % we are told,
"Eycn as thyself" That creed hold;
But love her more, thousand rolui
Ny lovely neighbor; of( We meet,
Ia lonely lane or crowded street;
know tue music Of hei feet.
She little thinks how on day
she must have missed her usual WAY,
AM walked mo ny heart fOr aye;
o. how the rustic OF her dress
Thrill, through me Ike a son caress,
With trembles Of righteousness.
We womal, with her smiling mcin,
AMI sCu. celestia,ly serene,
She passes me, unconscious queen
Her face most iunoeen.ly good,
Where ,hyly peeps 'he sweet red blood,
Her io-m nest OF womauAood.
Like RLclyh-lor her daiuty tread
When ways are mity-I could spread
Ny cloak, bv. there's ny heart instead.
Al, ueishbor, you will never know
Why lis MY step l. qu.ckened 80;
Nor Wha, the PRAYER muymur low.
see YOU mid your noWcrs Al noon,
F.e,h a. the rosebud newly born;
marvel can you have u thorn:
II so, 'twcre svee, TO lean oae'- breast
Against it, and the more /, rrcst,
sing ike the bird that pain hath blest.
You know not, lear how dear yen be:
AL dc3rcr for The secrecy,
Nothing and yet a world 20 me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-24

lis said that black coffee, that is,
coffee without milk. is healthy bever-
age and that the Injurious effect OF cof
lee come from the union oil milk with it.
The reason is said TO be that the infusion
of coffee intended for ingestion is ex.
lremely rich in tannin; consequently,
when brought into contact with the albu
men and caseine contained in the milk,
it will instantly transform these ingredi.
ents into an insouble leather. or powder.
which greatly impedes digestion, COT
fee unmixed with milk contains no such
mischievous quality. Hence, tomorrow
morning, rs you take your morning cup
of coffee, take il black, as nearly all re.
fined coffee drinkers in Europe do.
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Caged Birds--Hoic to treat them.

II YOU want bird to love you. choose
goldlincb. His affection Tor his mis-
,ress is often so great rs 10 cause his
death il he be separate from herr and
always makes him intensely jealous OF all
who share her regard with him. Their
natural song is not musical, but they may
Le taught 10 whistle almost any melody
10y patiently reilei ating il 10 them while
they diges, ther food, which is rape or
canary seed, with little lettuce or ap.
pie. When moulling, they require hard
eggs and bread crumbs. and q Glove put
into their water; and il they should NOPE
or rufflc their plumnge. scaded rape seed
must be given for few days.
II clever bird is your fancy, get by
all means n bullinch. ICu can teach
him to climb liltle ladder. 10 pretend TO
lie dead, 10 draw his own water, 10 sweep
out his cage with little broom, to ring
a small bell for his food. and many other
entertaining tricks. which being OF u
restless Lusy nature, lie thoroughly en-
Joys. Goldinches are BON rirdnts, and
are subject to over eating themselves
When these occur, dip the bind, head
downward. In cold wafer. and put him
on low diet tor few days, and he will
readily recover.
CanaIies are like flowers. they do not
thrive unless their keepers love Them.
Nothing is more cruel than 10 keep birds
and not 10 attend 10 them, and this is cs
pccially true of canarcs. They do not
I live by seed ana wafer alone. they crave
equally companionship aud love. They
ought too, 10 Jo kept in pairs, for they
have great deal to say 10 each other
that they cannot say to YOU. and II is de-
lighlful TO watch their gossipings and
condolences.
possess two canares which, though
in no respects remarkable birds, nre q
source oil constant pleasure and amusc'
mcut.
The male is an old bird OF iine breed,
diguilicd, arislocratic. On some days
hardly tolerating the idgely. tnIkatiVe,
demonstralive female, and resenling
either bY contCmptuous silence, or by
downright good scoldlng. her lnleiier
ence in his contemplations. Again, lie
/ is in good temper, and then she IS the
happies, OF bird wives. They fly from
room 10 room together. sit upon the win
dow sills, and exchange opinions about
the sparrows, or hold consultations Nbou
next springs housekeeping.
CanaIies love variety In their food, anc
il plenty Of exercise be given them, the }
may be safely trusted with any hing they
will eat. During moutlng lew poppy
seeds are excellent. and at all Times I
little branch of tir or pine seems to afor(
them the greatest pleasure. The LITTLE
extra cleaning or trouble incurred by let
Ting them have the use Of ono OF more
rooms. Is abundantly compensated by
their love, their happiness and thei
charming cempanonship. Certainly those
who pretend TO entertain birds OF any
kind should be their friends and not thei
jailcrs. for birds above oil living crea
lures, were created to be glad.