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The Republican Convention.

Nobody can read the call for the Re
publican safe Convention, which i,
found at the head OF our column. with
ont realizing the magnitude OF the Issues
which are at stake in our ne i election.
The State Committee has embraced in
It's invitation all men who ought to be
found at work togeti. or Tor the objects
which are SO well stated IN the call
The National Government. which i
the Government of all Ct the people OF
the United States. must not be >horn OF
its powers and left dependent on the
caprice. the local passion, the shifting
LOYALTY Of the State.
The citizen under Government
must be upheld in his assertion OF the
lights pertaining 10 him a. citizen
wherever he may live. be it in Maine or
New York, or Alabama or South Caro-
lima, and the laws which Congress has
made for his protection, with the provi-
SIGNS OF the Constitution upon which
they are based must be maintained and
enforced, though State Governments
and fraud aud violence encouraged by
State Governments. stand frowpiugly in
the way, even as they did in 1861
The reyivins doctrine Of the right OF
the State to. in one way or another
nullify the Federal laws for the prolec
ton of the citizen, either 10y fraud OF
armed violence, which this doctrine vii
not let be punished, must be PIT down
once more and this time forever.
Dat of these propositions when lhel
shall be made The rule OF administration
shall come all of the free" things fol
which the American people have lived
and fought. There will be free
speech, there will be "tree" press
there will be, over and above all free
elections which we are hearing so mucl
about nowadays. No party ever wa
so much committed TO secure free elec
tons as is the Republican party. y,
party ever was 80 much interested Il
plCNCbt tiNItaOhe - - tiIt bNblO
cratic party. But what the Republican
party wants and means 10 have, an,
what the Democratic party breads AM
means TO prevent, is elections "free 4
air who by law are entitled to cas-
their ballots.
II is for this that the country has beei
afflicted with the extra session of Con
gress; that the open and svowed al
temp, has been made to starve the Presi
dent into submission; that Democrat
leaders boldly announce that the arm
shall be abolished. and that the pretenc
and pother has been got up abou
'troops at the polls
The State of Maine speaks first in tn
Fall elections. and her people, larg
majority of whom are Republicans b.
education and conviction, are intereste,
that these great National questions sinai
be settled, and settled right.
The Republican "call" touches happil,
upon all these issues, and also upon tn
greatly important oGe of sound curren
cy for the people and the maintenance
OF the National integrity and the publ
faith.
Here is ground broad enough for al
10 stand upon and to win a triumph il
September which will electrify the coun
try. Let every town in this county b,
represented at Bangor GA the 10Th o
June, and thereby help to open a cam
paipn which has never been exceeded i,
importance since Maine took her plae'
"A one of the States of the Union.
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iiEuisaH's BafIHfe Bllsdm sing free from
oplAir, and .qutlls not only allays The local ir-
riiation. bu; improves digestion and strengthens
the constitution; hence lt j. used With the most
signal succ"ss 10 Asthma, Coughs, Colds. Brua-
Chit-. QIJnsy. affections Of the throat aud chest.
All who wish - preserve health and ihus pro
long lle. .h0ulI use .Nlam.Dn'. BAlsam.
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NOn-Rc>idcnl Taxes,

TIE following lit, Of taxes on real estate o,
Z NONRESIDENT owners IN the town OF I.anoine
Tor the year le1>, IN bill. committed q David
SWEET, collector OF said town on he 18th day Of
May, 1873, have been returned By him to ms ~
remaining unpaid on the 2sth day OF February.
So by his certneate vt tina date ana 81.
main unpaid, and notice l. hereby given mat IN
the said taxes interest and charges, arc not paid
into the Treasury OF sad town, within elghtrpp
mouths IRON the date OF commitment OF the s4id
biils 80 much OF the real estate taxed as will h.
-uhirien 10 pay the amount due therefor iucluti
ing interest and charges, i'll without further
notice be- sold at public Auction a. the select.
mems orice ln said town, the 18th lav or
November, ls7p,at o'clock L. NJ
Name and No. OF Valne n,
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That the PhOnogrsPh can "bottlc up" the
Voice and pass it down to future ages is indeed
q wonder, but is not the restoration of lost
voice more wonderful: And yet DIR. Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery speedily restores a
ohitis, and consumption. Many ministers who
bad abandoned the pulpit, by reason Of sore
throat and general debility, have, by the use
Of the Discovery. been restored 10 perfect
health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-29

Hon. Bioa Bradbury was suddenly
taken III while trying case in the U. S.
Circuit Coart In Portland, last week. He
was taken 70 his home and his friends fear
that his illsess Is OF serious nature. No
man in Maine has more and warmer friends
then Mr. Bradbury. We hope TO hear OF
his improved condition.
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TREASURY DETACHMENT.

~
Dear ~ir: Nour personal letter Of the
sixth received. assur. Won that though
very much hurried while Wa 30 New
\ OK | would have made an appoint 81
time sud place to see YOU. bat There was
90 address upon y"ur card. and ID ru,
know where TO send You word
The movement 10 start me a. csuai-
date FOR Governor of Ohio Wa merely
sensational. and while 10 would have been
very heartily responded - In Ohio. aud no
ioubt would be successful On the sense that
! could be elected Governor. q would
clearly be wrong for me 20 entertain ~.
- many persons ATE Interested 10 the con-
iinucd success OF rciundns and rclcmp-
ton tina; 10 would seem ike the deseftion
Of public duty. and | would never hc for
given II auy hiudrauce should occur iu the
wav 90 either.
What would aspire n lu casr public
opinion -hould decide u make me a can
dItale for President would b.. to- unite. in
cooperation with the Republican party all
the national elements OF ;hc country ;hat
contributed TO or aided IN any way in the
successful sindicaion q the national
authority during the war
/ would Do this not for the purpose OF
Irritating the South or opprcssius them in
auy way. bat 10 assert and maintain the
supremacy Of the national authority to the
iuii extent OF all the powers conferred by
the constitution.
Ihis a. understand il Isihc JAG ksonian
as WEI. a. the Republican view Of the
national powers
You see that nv general ilrss would
lead me to lean greatly upon the War
Democrats, and soldiers In the service who
have been Influenced bv political evruts
since the war 10 withhold the support from
the Republican party. The true issue Tor
l>su is national .nPremary Ia national
matters, honest money and an honest
dollar.
Very Truly Your.
joins ~HtEMAN.
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BIuehiIl Copper Mining & Smelling Co,

TIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF tn,
J Bluehiii Copper Mining and smelling Co for
me cholce OF Directors tor the ensuing year to
itai stock, aud for the transaction OF any other
business that may legally come before them. viii
oe neil IN BtueAiii on Tuesday, June 10, 1879
al O'Clock 4 NJ. - 80
). Z. BLANCHARD
-"-' President
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READ THESE GRATEFUL
TESTIMONIALS !!

WAVrGLi. Iowa. April /. ls1a'.
Dear aiTs-I fv~i ~ M duty - iHfovGl you Of
ths great good have derived ron your SUI.
rHCk Bi TIERS. have bean IN poor health
TOR uuubeT Of ears, aud 90 isred greatly from
itL business add Torpid Liver. have cousultei
tho best pHyrictans, and spout : great deal Of
taoney, WILL no permanent bynudt, and lad
about io-, L4ith Ia oserytltng. AZ tho csrne,t
soiIr itattun ul M. Hult, who bad taken them,
4 uFc hasei thfou bottles Of >tLriIl < ElIiEtsS
add commenced % take them, and 20 my Eru.s
Joy - SRn To Ias better after the dr.t dose. NJ
nead j. Irco from paia. ms appetite good, and
enjoy nfc with xcst had ioGscd deemed in
pos slble Tor am well Known Ia This vtcin-
4ts. Aal It % 1ie~.re yau en- use my HAsir, I
Wt>H an - lcgur- 90 kuuw the FNll ELE>~ VAL.
=. Of II LrHt 4 BlfrEK~-
Very truly yuur-,
kpWAED KNOTT.
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May 9lst, 1879.

1hE subscriber hereby gives Public notice To
] al concerned that he has been duly appointed
anu ma TAKEN upon himself the trust of Executor
OF the last W i'll and Testament OF Joh, Fafon ~
OF Sc1g "ieS Ia the County OF Hancock deceased
os giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
d4aeses an persons who are indebted TO the said
deceased's estate, to make Immediate naymept
anu those VINO nave any Immediate DE- fnands
e"eieoh 70 eAhiblt TIE ime for settlement
HENRY W. SARGENT Ex'r.
Mag 2Isi ls79 atsS.
'iiE subscriber hereby give. public noti:e to All
1 concerned, that she has been duly sppointsd
anu mas taken upon herself the trust OF an Exc.
cuttix u the last W i'll and Testament OF
JooEfH Il STEVENS, late of Castine. in the
County CT Hancock deceases nv rivir.
Como a. the law directs sue therefore requests ali
persons who are indebted To the said deceased /.
estate 70 make innie date payment, and those
VINO have any immediate demands t6ereer Ia
exhibit the same for settlement.
DOROTHY l.. STEVENS
May 2lst, $50. 3ws2s
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The Belfast Journal tells the follow Tng
story ct what betel two ladies from that
city who went To law aud evidently got
enough OF IL.
There has beep a good deal In the pa
prrs OF late coucernin. lawyers fees. or
rather tue eXhorbitant demands Of certain
members of the profession. This recalls
an incident of year or two ago IN which
two ladies of a well known Belfast family
and New York lawyer figured The
ladies had been advised to consult this
lawyer with regard to lease of some prop
erty, and called at his Office for that pur-
pose. After brief conversation, aud as
the ladies were about TO leave, the eldest.
who was in delicate health. said she teIt
faint, and enqIired If there was any place
near where she could get some oysters
Pray do not trouble yourselves" said
the gallant lawyer, 81 will send NV office
boy and have the oysters brough. here 10
you" This was done. the oysters were
partsken OF, the host was duly thanked
for his Kindness, aud the ladies departed.
When they received their bill il read
Conversation $50; oysters 80 cents"
The Free Press says that disease of
the eyes, which takes the form OF violen,
auu Paihiui ihha'hhIdtobt mas ottn pre-
vaiing TO some extent In Koekland
About 5000 bushels OF potatoes have
been sent from Belfast. The IL rmers have
been chiefly benefited, as the dealers have
bought in a close market and sold as fast
as bought. The prices paid this week ar.
from 20 to 90 cents per bushel, which is
lower than one week ago.
The Journal says tiiat the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Company has a new project
In relation to improvements in Belfast.
which will undoubtedly 20 into effect an-
other season. IL is to abandon rh- railroad
bridge that crosses the flats, and build a
track around the shore Of the eo,e
The Belfast Journal speaking VI State
affairs, says: Business is decidedly i,.,-
proving. Coal freights are better, and lum-
Der freights at Bangor are very quick. Our
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SHEbtEiCk II GRAY. ~ west ,clERsek .H
~ me '"unty VI HAncoeS a4I stat. IT Maine.
ga The --ni l1y Of September. \. u. Is-G. by la s.
lltrl ~ thtt dai", recorded % the Registry OF
Deeds BOOK ~, Page ~. conveyed - aa A t.t-
tam parcel ~ real estate lth the buildings there
on situated IN SIid West >cdgRick and blunaei
|h'i dr-eriped as follow; beginning n tho south
sig ~ ne htSh@aY AT the sUntnea u corner bound.
% LOWS btlHIlc'- .auI, AMI run INK south. ea,f
ky on eaIl prlniIvs line % the -pr,, a., south
lay, 50 called thence % the shore Of said RAY a.
a stone marked X H., Bsag The highway, thence
following north westerly Oh tie nr.I mentioned
bounds, with an the privileges ami appurteuaucs.
Lefeuntn belonging, AMI containing ten acres
more or less. by the terms Oh said Deed the I,iu
II Tedeeming sad mortgaged prem SIS shall b,
forever I0rctIo-el IN one year neat AFTER Lhc con.
h'thteintni u Foreclosure By any OF u,, tnrthols
PROVIDED by laY, and the condition of said mort
gage having been broken clIup IL r,fec lose The
same and give lul- notice Tor that VA rpo.c
ALEXANDRA FULTON
Ellsworth, May 21nd, I-1Y. J,r..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-29

A Leading Physician says; sit can be
relied upon in speaking Of DR.. A. J. Flagg's
Cough and Lung Syrup.
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| DO NOT BELIEVE
THAT ANY MAN. WOMAN OR CHILD
EVER GAVE
SULPHUR BITTERs

FAIR TRIAL who ,iit not acknowl edge
"the halt was never told 4" Col bless DR.,
kaufman " j. The prayer rcpea ted over and over
again IA the Hn bersss letters receive from
those whose lives have been saved aud health
restored by ~pif huI ~ tiers. | have e.jpyeI
myself % ore IN thE months since urgau
take y"ur BltyIs than lu The tsu wears previous
sand iaiy "a u thr ntApr Gay. Tor either had
bad a headache ct was - weak f11m the effect Of
me medicines nad taken 30 get rib Of oue, thai
conld MOI SnjHy mysglI at All. Now ms head 10
clear and Tee from pain, my appetite good and
enjoy every hour OF NV iire WITH real AND rel
tsh had long deemed impo- sible ior me"
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Foreclosure.

QN deed 'iAte'l April IL, Is75. Robert H. Hiai&
ID dell, fnOrtgAge'i 10 Huckspor savins= Hauk
a lot 81 land in Desiham, Hancock County, Bound
cd, beginning al a stake on the old -hefbur IN tine
al or near The point 81 the con ion tore on tb,.
W. line Of the e. ". BiaIsdeli lot nee ON adj
hue north ~ dee. west IS rods - a stake thence
along the -puthWe-t .i,tc oi the iatge Of ou ~.
ledge. until -at ledge begin, d. fiA on iny, .r,i-
Rocky Pond; thence wet ) dog. -uufh 10 Ia.
shOrc vi said pond, thence s0uih following In.
sAoTe 70 the easleriy line OF he Leonard 4 trrf.
man lot thence ea-teriy on the north line tba
Dover set Oh TO r. W. Bill-drll on which he
now lives to hrat bounds, containing acre.
more OF less. The condition OF sail mortgage
being broken, receiver Of the sati h1rk
claim To ioccclo-e The same AMI give this notice
for thai purpose,
Receiver ui the Buck~por SAVING BANK
bucASpoFt MAJ ", ls'9 3w4l
11HE subscribers hereby gives public notice to
4 all eoncsrned,thAt they have been duly apuainf.
81 and nave taken upon themselves the trust a.
Executors Of the last W Ill and Testament 81
JAMES GlNS, late OF Orland
IN the County OF llABcock ,leceoset
BY giving bond a. the law directs they therriofe
request all persons who are indebted 10 the
sald deceAseds estate, TO make Immediate nav.
mtnt, and those who have any immediat. de
mAnds thereon, 70 exhibit the same for settle
mcnt. ''e
EDWIN CHM
sEWALL Ii. NEWMAN
May alst, 1879. 31,53.
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Secretary Sherman.

The New York Herdd of MAY 23d.
publishes the following letter which it
saws was addressed by Sccretars Sher-
man to War Democrat with whom he
served in the House of Representatives
fifteen years ago. |; puts the Secretary
pretty squarely on To the li-t OF entries
for The pce.idcnlial race In lssn:
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Gps Gllswortb Amrrifan.

,aali.hea every Thursday Morning st Coomts
r. ,ek. Ellsworth. Ne, by THE HANCOCK
CDUNTy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. a.. see hrst page
as NJ PErTESGlI.L n Co, 10 state street,
n,sion. q Park Row New York, and!iOl Chestnut
street Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
.sxertfsemepts Tor the AMERICAN in the above
cities ana authorized to contract for advertising
A. orr lowest rates.
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PARKER TUCK. JuIs,

At ,ourg Of Probate holden at Harkaport.
min and i9f he County Of Hancock, the
pREbRftk BfOoAman. nsmed ENcontor IA
certain tnstruna nj purpartInE TO be the last
wIil and testament OF Hcnry Brook man i.,t, IN
Euck-brrt IN saii county dcceasAI having pre-
-entrd tine sans tvr probate:
bEpEEED That the sand Executor ave. not f...
!" Hti persons Interested, 10y causing a,upy %
tAi7 oricr y Je puhLsheI th:c weeks sucoes
iy in the Ellsworth American, printed al IN.
worth, that they Ilay appear al "A Probate tnurt
t. be held AT ~ orth "a The -ai count, on tt
Jri Wednesday OF July next al ten OF the c.,r.L
IN 'Ae forenoon, An' She" cause, i any tIcy nav
approved, and allowed a. the last viii and lest
mcHt Of 7ad diseased.
S~2-' PARKER TUCK. judge.
tue COPY Attest: CHAs +. pogR Register
rpfIt .nbaertber 6erely gives n,,I-7,o .-,,--- g.
1 all concerned, that be has been duly ann,Iur-
cd, anu has taken upon himself the trnst Of an
AahinistfatEi& 81 The estate OF Pauhna b. Tbtr1
40 late OF Carthage, Co. Of Jasper and state 81
NO, IN me County Of Hancock, derasseI Ia.
giving bond as the law directs, ne tb,ref,r- ~
quests al persons who are tndebteI Ia ~. -
deceased 5 estate, To make inme,Elsta r,l-,...
ana those VINO have any demands thersan L. ~
hibit the same for payment " -
LUTHER q. PIiILgRons 49,
Nav 4ist. $50. Nv.
~ OF Hancock.
TIE undesign William b. Austin br,,h,,. ~
Luiher W. Austin, late Of Lamoine, in sali
county, deceased, re spcct'ully represents: thai
A ID. 1875. iBt state, seized and possessed oil
estate IN SAID County, which ought to be admiais
tefea hocofaine 70 law that said deceased LEFT
no "lh'"' "herelote our petitioner prays that
the administrator OF said estate may be granted
10 MIN or some other suitable person therefor.
WILLIAM Il. AUSTIN.
April 0, ISIS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HAACoGK-ss. Court OF Probate Ellsworth, Aprt
FERN A. d. 1879.
upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all persons
lhtei estea, by causing copy OF the petitloL ant,
thls order thereon to be publish I'd three ae,.ks
suecesslyeiy in the Hills worth American a n.yg..
paper published in Ellsworth. in said County
that they may appear at a Court of Probate tnr
sald County, to be held at Ellsworth. on the ARD
"ednesda l. OF June next, at ten of HE cI,.ek
m the forenoon, 70 show cause, il any they AYE
why the prayer OF SAID petitioner should ,,et hs,
granted. 10
ssI' FARMER TUX, Judge.
Attesfa CHA5- Z. DoaR, Ke~laEsr.
! A true Copy, Attest: Gas. T. Doss Register
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ruck-part. Is .
aAd io' the county Of Hancock, GA tic = IS .
nesday ot MAYA. d. 1873
NAAt FL Heruck, named Exc. nt0r 10 ID. e---t D..
y instrument purportIng u, b lac ttsG -
te'' argeni ~ Merr.i il :rrioA late OF Poa-.-.
ia said county. deceased hlytus nr..-.,..t I'll.
same tJC probate.
ORDERED That the said Executor -.. ms
we 70 al per-ous .Aierc. ,Oi, - sA4s44- . ..-.t.
OF TINS order "a be published three week. Ell.
si'eIE ln the Ellsworth American printed d. f..
WORTH. that they may appear at ai'robal- ..t-.i
=" De Heii az Ellsworth IA satl County. Do g4t
frI " eIne-i ty OF June. next Al teu.,f III. .l,..
in The forenoon, and sbeg cAuse, II any the. 4tt..
Why The said uis tvursirut shoHii not BE- prov. ..
ulcnt oil SAID deceased
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
\ tlUc ysPy-Attsst-
fAl.- tHlS- l.. DDHp Rcgt.tr-
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I'M. rArse j. ackHoW lodged by the best iuI.c, 10
De the hantl.omest, he.Ftesi, and Ao.t euHyen J..
ent cooking apparatus IN the market. IL "a manu-.
lAeiurei ~ The BANGOR Foundry and Machine
20 from The BEST or STOCK. and 10 the Iaost
thorough manner. Il has all the modern improve.
Inents-AaiOmsi c oven shelf e.. Hundreds
usinE Inc range tesli, 10 It's excellent vorktn.
IuAlllies- ~ direct draft. feature pecuI ar ID
TINS Range alone. in~utr- large saving IN lusI
IL i Unsurpassed Ia beauty OF nui.h elegance OF
design urnameniatiDn. Ne. 1t - fitted with or
hHput Hot Closets sAi Hot Water Fonts 4, ~.
slfrd' Every Range warranted perfect In every
respect
y. b, TIL. range IL net uade Of oii
Iron a. somc others are but - made Of nf,t
class stock Alter use the universal verdict Il
saving OF my per cent in fuel and R.pair.
over All other cooking apparatus. Try Il and be
conYinc ed Tor yourselves. For sale by
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+. b. AIKEN.

At hi. new store IN the Neazlc Building on stats
street. Ellsworth, Maine Dealer in Cook and
Parior stoves 81 every description a fuil a.
sortnent OF hitchen Furn.-hing foods alway. on
hand. fumpr, tsst Iron ~ink-, the lowest
prices. Iinware, trockery, Glass, and Wooden
Ware a. prices that defy competition. have
The BEsG lea 4 ANS ia the Market.
3tno-S1 Il AIKEN
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2 Pc HoooTsJle Judge o. PROBATE fjr lhc Coan.

Attest -1HAs: +. DuRR, Register. sws!
tFuu Copy If the petition and order OF court
lhercon-AttC-t tHAN. 4. DOWK. Register
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-25
Profitable Fishes.

There some difficulty I'm stocking
stagnant pond with good kinds of fish. One
cannot have the choicest without the very
best conditions for their culture. Trout
require cool spring water, and 1t should be
flowing stream unless there are abundant
springs at the bottom of tho pond, spring
ing from the gravel beds. Black bass Is
the next best fish to trout, and may be
kept In pond If there is an ample supply
of fresh watcr and foodl The yellow
perch comes next, and this will thrive
where bass will not: pond with muddy
bottom, If 1t is planted with aquatic veg
citation, will provide comfortable home
for this variety, Then come sun-fsh and
catfish. 1t is well to put In somo cat fish
and let them propagate and increase for q
time; then add some yellow perch which
would live on the catfish and increase as
these diminished until they took possession
of the pond. 1t would then be necessary
to provide some food, if.a large stock was
deeired. Catfish can DO easily caught
with q hook, put into tub Of water and
transported to q pond for long distance.
Yellow perch, could be procured in the
same way: A, fow, dozens would soon
stock pond Of half an acre. + When fish
arc put into q pond 1t would be we'll to
transplant some water plants by taking Up
roots Of water lilies, ETC., making ball Of
mud about them. and dropping them into
the water here and there. - TT. III n