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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-15
UNCLE JEHORAM'S WE'D
DING GIFT.
A Brides Story.

tGirls? girls !" cried /, triumphant
ly, waving an old-fashioned yellow
envelope in the sunny September air,
''I've got letter from Uncle Jeho-
ram!"
"Open it!' cried Nelly Pinkham,
who, was my first bridesmaid.
"Do let us hear what he says"
chimed in Alice Eden, my second.
So 1 sat down on the big, canvas
covered travelllng-trunk, with my
hair all down my back. 1 had just
unfastened it for Nelly to experiment
a little with the bridal wreath, and,
with the bevy of girls clustering
eagerly around me, broke the sea-
of Uncle Jehoram's letter and read il
aloud with all the elocutionary airs
and graces that 1 had learned al
Madame Bentoni's Institute.
"DEAR NIEeE"-it said, in queer
little, cramped hand like the charac-
ters on q Chinese tea-chest-''1our'
of 21st inst. duly received. Am gla1
to hear that you are to be married +,
worthy young man who is able tc
support you. Accept my good wishes
By this days express l send pres
ent which hope you may find use u
and no more at present from you
affectionate. uncle,
JEHoRAM JOHNSON.
HThere!" cried l. "What d'
you think Of that!''
Alice Eden clapped her dimple'
hands.
1.-The old darling!" cried she. ''lt'
real Cashmere shawl, Nanny, yo'
may be very certainH
''Or, perhaps, Persian rug, salt
Nelly Pinkham, "all dim blues ant
greens and delicious biotches of yel
low!"
ssTbe deed ofa house and lot!'
said Mary Moxley.
Diamonds, most likely!" inter
posed Juliet Greyson. ''Or rea
Oriental pearls, each one as big as
tear-drop"
Hes very rich, isn't he!" sal
Alice.
.'Of course he is" said I, "or, 4
least, I've always heard So"
! Sand an old bachelor!"
"Yes, an old bachelor"
s'But he doesn't say whether or nc
he's coming to the wedding!
"Oh, OF course he'll come! said
"What is he like?" questione
Nelly. thoughtfully.
l burst out laughing.
"Do you know, girls" said
'that never saw Linn in my life :
And then Harry came in, with
delicious little bouquet of white rose
buds, and, of course, that put every
thing else. out of our heads. For In
hair had to be twisted up in n hurry
and Harry would insist on seeing til
wedding wreath and vail on, and q
exquisite tete- a-tete set Of real pin
Sevres came in from Montagu Jekyl
and we never hCught of Uncle JehC
ram again until ttc next day, vine
there was IA prodigious peal at III
door-bell, Just as We were all sittln
down to gypsy sort of tea, in tn
old school-room--the parlors an
dinn;ng room were in the hands
the confectioner's men-and Betty
the maid, made her aa' M, ~ ao,,yeFfl
a puzzled expres MO-, VII. VIII Socisty /
,trsss M.ss Sefore Ire Literary syyd prizss
! address " u;oh School, anu r,hnsc
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-15
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justice of the Peace Joseph Lupton
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Enoch Hooton
Justices OF feace' Orland, Hit
Constable. ..-.. -. Rob't Hooton
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-15

What was the most honest bet that
wan ever made9 The alphabet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
The Iowa Election.
REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 5000
OVER LAST YEAR.

DEs MONIES, October Il. The contest for
Governor in most localities is exciting and a
full vote is being pollcd. Nothing reliable,
as yet.
ll30 p. NJ. At this hour returns indicate
republican majority on the state ticket over
the democrats and greenbackers of at least
~, 900, a gain of 10000 over last year.
In the 9TH congressional district, Thomson
(rep J. is undoubtedly elected over Calhoun
(fusion). Legislature returns Indicate that
the republicans will have majority on Joint
ballot of 65.
CorNcM BLUFFS, October II. This coun-
~ is close, returns mcagre. The republic
cans elect a State Senator and Representa-
tive.
| Chicago, October IL. Returns from eight
polling places in Iowa give the following re-
suit
Gear, (rep.) 1853
Thimble, (dem.,) HOS
Campbell, (greenback,) 23l
ll.4O o'clock. Returns from l6 voting
places in Iowa give the following:
Gear, 4432
| Trmble, 1917
Campbell, 6S2
ing places, 2l49 majority. So far as re-
ported the republicans have gained in all
cases but one.
MARsHALLTowN, October II. Hardin Co.
gives the republican State ticket a large ma
jority.
MuscATINE, October II. 1t is estimated
that Gear will have 800 majority in this
county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

The manufacturing interests of Maine are
evidently experiencing a season ofprosperity.
We are informed that the Willamette Linen
Co., of Ifartftsd, Conn, a wealthy corpora
ton and the manufacturers of the celebrated
Williamantic six cord spool cotton, which re-
ceivcd the highest award at the Centennial
Exhibition, are erecting works for the man
ufacturc Of spools, in the town of Howard,
Piscataquis County, on tract Of twenty
thousand acres of land owned by s. j..
Adams of Bangor. They arc fortunate in
securing so desirable a location, as it is said
to be the best in the State for such works,
the timber being of superior quality, and IN
great abundance. The town Of Howard Is
highly favored in securing the location of
such an old and wealthy company, as their
works will form nucleus at the head of
Sebec Lake, at which point town will build
up. W. Il. Barrows, Esq, treasurer of the
company, was in town short time since, on
his return from the lake where he has been
engaged in locating the works. We have
been informed that Mr.. +. II. Drummond Of
Bangor has been engaged by the company
to take charge of their operations in Piscata-
quis County, Baagor Wing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

The Oregon Reception.

PORTLAND, Oregon October H. Ten thou
sand people thronged the streets last night.
who came from various parts of the State and
Washington Territory \ steamer with the
reception committee left here this morning
to meet Grant. The procession will start at
PIP. NJ A grand ball will be held at Ne
chanics Pavilion under the auspices of the
G. \. r. Wednesday evening a formal re-
ception will be given at the Pavilion. to
which the public generally are invited. Gen.
will sail hence by steamer st. Paul on the
morning of the 10Th inst.
Grant arrived here at =. 80 p. NJ. and was
received with great enthusiasm.
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BY TELEG RAPn.
I Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kenncbcc journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUI.
eide IN PORT.
4 Woman Desperately Assaulted by a
Crazy Man.

BIppEroRp, October IA. Capt John /.
Mason, II well known citizen of Kennebunk-
port, abont 10 O'Clock this forenoon made a
desperate assault upon Mrs. Moody, his sis
tcr-in-law, with large dirk knife, inficting
dangerous wound in her left side. She
aroused the neighbors. rs soon as Mrs,
Moody had gone, Capt. Mason plunged
the dirk knife three times into his own body,
infiicting wounds which caused his death at
once Capt. Mason has been unwel for some
time. and was partially insane.
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THE NEW yEWELLER.

EE-E. X. Pierce, Matchmaker, Jewellel
and Engraver, is prepared to do all kinds OF
repairing supon Watches. Jewelry, Music
Boxes, French and American Clocks, or Other
fine and complicated mechanical movements
in a thoroughly wOrkmanlike manner. jew
elry re-colorel, gold and silver plating done
without sending the articles out of town
Solid silver or plated tea sets, or other arti
cles of silver ware, which have become tar
nished, restored. A practical experience OF
nearly fifteen years enables me to ask fol
the finest quality of work +. X. PIERCE, n
Fuller's Drug Store. 100 Water St.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

We were informed, yesterday, that Stephen
Strout of Freedom, formerly commissioner of
Waldo county, while out surveying in the town
of Palermo, Monday. met with painful acct
dent. He was returning home in the evening
and was thrown from his carriage in some
way. being very badly bruised and receiving
severe cut upon his knee. lie was found
in the roadside at midnight by passers-by,
and now lies at his home in bed in a helpless
condition. His son, DIR. Strout, of Gardiner
was Immediately sent for and went to visit
his father yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
YELLOW FEVER.
The Plague Appearing in Arkansa..

FoREsT CITY, Ark. October H. There
have been six cases of yellow fever here,
of which have died, and one is dying. Bust
ness is suspended, and the town is almost de-
populated.
MEMPHIS. October H. Nine cases in all,
white. Three additional deaths. The How
ards received S55 to-day. and assigned %
nurses. One death from fever at Iopefield
Ark.
CENTREviLLE, La, October H. Sixteen
cases and deaths from yellow fever to date.
MEMPHIS, October II. Owing to the in
creasing maligntv of the epidemic, all per-
mits to pass through the picket lines issued
prior to this date are revoked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

\ man named Burgess, and J. +. Clark,
were riding through the streets yesterday,
the former exhibiting the qualities of his
horse for the latters admiration. When
near the foot Of Bridge street the driver
started his horse up intending to make his
way between two teams, but it was too close
shave, and he collided, the team being
handsomely overturned, and burying the men
beneath it. The nag was not a nervous one
and stood the fright and the laughter of the
was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
THE AFGHAN WAR.

ALLAH,BAD, October IA. Roberts and staff
visited the late residency at Cabul, portions
of which are burned, but the greater part is
still standing, though completely looted. The
bodies of Major Cavagnaric and DIR. Kelly
are said to be buried beneath the debris.
Search will be made.
SMLA, October a.. The camp at All
Kheyl was attacked by the neghboring tribes
in large numbers The attack was repulsed.
Twenty three Afghan corpses were found,
and il is believed there were many more car
ricd OH The British had ) wounded.
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Bowd0iua College Notes.

BOw0O1m SOIlt&t NWfs.
Matters are very quiet here just at present
Especially do we miss the old-time Sopho'
moric horn blowing '.HaZing" is dead for
this year, and probably forever.
The base ball nine is in daily practice. al
though 10 matched games will be played thi.
fall The Freshman class has an unusual
number of good players, and will greatly
strengthen the college nine.
Our new boat-house meets the approval OF
all. The officers Of the Boat Club for the
ensuing year are: Commodore, II. A. Wing,
80; Vice Commodore. T.. w. Larrabce, 81 Il;
Sec, +. II. Chamberlain, 81 Treas. and In
structor, ID. 4. Robinson; Asst. Treas, \.
g. Peter gill. 81; Directors, +. e. Spring,
80, j. f.. Walker, 81, T.. L. Curtis, 80.
"Scrub" races next Saturday. The crews
are to be chosen by lot from the men in train
ing.
The rope-pull took place Saturday. 1t
wasn't success. Both the Sophs. and
Fresh claim the victory. 1t would be hard
to tell to which side it belongs, as the rope
broke.
The Freshmen have won in two baseball
games against the Sophomores.
Our new Prof, Rev. Geo Il. Ladd of Chi
cago, will commence his duties in November.
Sagadahoc Fair is now in session at Tops
ham, large number Of visitors attending.
Oct. II. 1879.
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Between eight and ns,e o'clock Monday
evening as Zimri Ycaton was returning
to his home at Belgrade in an intoxicated
condition. after driving for some time in a
reckless manner about our streets, when
he attempted TO turn his horse around
and was thrown out, losing his carri-
age robe and hat. and having his wagon
somewhat smashed up. The horse came
towards this city and was stopped by John
Miller. The man was picked up and taken
to the Farmers Hotel.
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THE INDIANS.
Major ThOrnburg's Body Not Mutilated.
The Southern Utes Refuse to Aid the
White River utes.

RAwLINs, October IL. Lieut.. Burke say,
Thornburg's body was not mutilated. An In
dian hid him out on the ground, one arm by
his side, the other folded over his breast
clasping photograph of Ute jack, who
shared fhornburgs hospitality day or two
before the latter's death.
WASHINGTON, October II. Ignacio, Red
Jacket and Magunuip, chiefs of the renegade
Ctes, and sixty other Southern Utes, prom
Use they will take no part nor render any aid
to the White River Utes.
The Secretary of the Interior has sent a
special agent to Los Pinos to do all that is
possible, with the aid of friendly Indians, to
secure the surrender of the guilty parties,
and to discover and rescue the female MEM
bers of the Meeker family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

The new Unitarian church has received
its last finishing touches on the exterior. The
co the auditorium. 1t will be heated by tive
coal furnaces, which are now being put in.
The cresting on the roof, and pointed projec-
tions, now that the scroll work has been
gilded to correspond with the ball on the
spire, look quite ornamental. Although
the work has been done by contract, by Mr.
John b. Shaw, it has not been sighted in the
least
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
Insane Woman Arrested.

BANGOR, October IA. 4 woman named
Mrs. INLAND was taken in charge by the Off
GERS to-day for attempting to wreck the
Bucksport and Bangor railroad train. She is
insane, and thinks that the railroad officials
have carried her son off, he being at work up
river. She was taken to the almshousc and
will probably be sent to Augusta.
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SA(:ADAIIOC FAIR.
\ Large Attendance for the First Day.

BRUNSWICK. October IA. The twentv-tttl
annual fair exhibition of the Sagadahoc Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Society opened
to-day, at the socicty's hall and grounds II,
Topsham, aid continues Wednesday and
Thursday. There was a large show of stock,
excellent display Of vegetables, and fair
show of fruit. The Attendance was large
for the first dav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

The police made such sudden call at
Bucks saloon, last night, that they captured
a glass of spirits standing upon the coun-
ter. Then visiting McLaughlin's place,
they took qnte an amount of the same ar
tcle The thing was handsomely done by
the officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
FINANCIAL AND COMM hRCIAL

E'cening Report.

NEW YORK. Oct. "a.
Money in active demand, at 0a7 ON call. sterling
dull and weak at isos for long, and is9is3i for
short.
Governments strong. In state bonds La. Consols
adv anced to Al aud reacted to 49, H. X. bonds fairly
active; Erie new I'd consols advanced from s4i to
SOL
There was marked change in the temper Of spec
ulations on stock exchange. the depression ofyes-
terday being replaced by buoyancy. The advance
ranged from to 9, and in final dealings large pur
chases of the leading shares were made ut the high
est figure Of the day. The special feature was the
New jersey, which rapidly from 69t to 7ai, un'
der active demand. This strengthened the othsr
coal shares, which also advanced considerably. The
upward movement was stimulated by reports that
the coal companies would announce another ad-
vance, which were erroneous. Lake Shore advanced
to 96I. transactions, 46i 100. ts"
Closing bids:
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MISSOURI.
Insurance Matters.

Sr. LouIs, October IA. The suit of Lee
Alexander, receiver of the Columbia Life In
surancc Co.. against the Life Association of
America, and various individual defendants,
pending many months, was decided Monday
in favor of the receiver, amounting to nearly
81 100000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
LATEST BY NAIL.

The imports of specie into New York from
Europe last week exceeded three and half
million dollars. F
The State School Commissi Toner of Georgia
has appointed fourteen colored pupils in
Peabody scholarships in the Atlanta Univers-
ity.
Four hundred more amnested COmmun-
lists have arrived at Paris and been received
with the customary welcome. Cheers for
the Republic were plenty.
Captain Bull, arrested in New York, Sat-
urday, on suspicion Of stealing DIR. McLean's
jewelry and money to the value of $4,000,
proved an alibi yesterday, and was dis
charged.
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WISCONSIN,.
Railroad Accident.

MILWAUKEE, October II. Last evening
the engine tender and car Of lard on the
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul road, in the
fog ran into the river at Burnham Bridge,
not noticing it was turned for passing ves-
sells The engineer and fireman Jumped.
The latter was severely bruised. Harry Hill I,
telegraph operator, was killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15
POLITICAL AFFAIRS,
Massachusetts Temperance Men Fin.
dOrse Republican Nominations.

BosToN, October II. About hundred
temperance men met here to-day, and resolu-
tons were passed that as the republican par
ty of this State has incorporated the temper
ance question in its platform. only such re-
pubiicans should be put in nomination for
the Legislature rs will give no uncertain
sound on the temperance question, AMI that
the nominations Of Long and Weston are met
with the hearty approval of temperance re-
publicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-15

N-E. w. Moore, Crayon Portrait Artist
has removed his Studio to Winthrop ST., neal
the depot, where he is better prepared to dc
his work, and his scholars will find it more
quiet and convenient in taking lessons
Mr.. Moore makes Portraits life size from any
kind of picture, and guarantees to give salts
faction in every respect. Have your pictures
copied here at home where you can have
such changes made rs you like.
....... augl / te0d2mOs
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$4,000 Republican
Majority.

CLEVELAND, October ~. \ large vote il
being pollcd. The republican majority for
the State ticket will be about the same as last
fall
Its estimated that Foster rep for Gov
ernor. will have "A majority in the State of
l5OOO.
At Sandusky the democrats are making
determined fight on the legislature
At Marietta the vote was very heavy, with
conceded republican majority in the toun-
tv.
Throughout Northern Ohio the election is
progressing quietly. and veavv vote is be-
Ing polled. Both parties are out in full force
and working hard.
:,
COLUMBUS oetooer It, n"'urns from on
~ thirty precihets III 'ne tn'ire o'"'e were
',';., 10 a np =, H., s.ma r.,;n ,Ironch'
So. ,hn CO. has ho,n ,ar, f,o and Tho in.
-, n,' ,h.t ,i,o i.a,;ost xo,o oynr
80 Ia hao I'LL
~ ., n' 1a.a,,l s.o,oor,s rs los.os
AL IL ..a;, ,.;i, H." haso5 'n,nn ,ho ,n,o fnr
S.. - c,,,o :, - uha, ,ha ronnbli
cans carried the State by 5000 majority.
Atgo clock Tonight we have returns from
10 precincts widely scattered, which show "A
net republican gain of 80.
Scattering returns of the vote for Ewing
and Foster show a republican gain of l24j.
The same ratio throughout the State will give
Foster 30. 900 majority
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, October ii. A collision Mon
day, on the North Western Railroad, at May
wood, between the freight and passenger
trains, caused the death of two passengers,
Illinois men. Another man was seriously
hurt. Cause, misunderstanding of signals.
Another Defaulter.
Herbert Waterman, confidential clerk OF
the Board of Trade firm of Henry Emery
Co., abscondcd with 100000 and perhaps
more.
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Condensed TELEGRAMs.

The grand jury in the case of Rev. Mr..
Hayden, at New Haven, Conn, found true
bill, charging him with murder in the first
degree, to which he plead not guilty.
DIR. Lemoyne Of Pennsylvania, the cele.
brated cremationist, died yesterday.
The order prohibiting the writing of any
part of message on the face of postal
card has been rescinded.
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YER MONT.
Destructive Fire.

WATERBURY,, October II. \ fire is raging
on the mountain north Of Ridley's Station
1t has travelled mile in the woods since
noon and threatens to destroy an extensive
tract of timber north of Mansfield mountain.
Everything is dry. \ company of men have
gone to spend the night in endeavoring to
check the confagration. Immense damage
al rnadN
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LONDON. October IA. The says if gold
continues to leave England and France as
largely as hitherto, it will become necessary
to devise some means of checking II, perhaps
by raising the premium.
French Affairs.
The Republican Franchise, organ of Gam
beta, continues the advising of plenary am
nesty.
Paris despatch says if Gambetta approves
''plcnary amnesty" the campaign is certainly
over with the Waddington Cabinet. Bout
cillroc, another extreme radical is elected a
member of the Paris municipality.
Excitement In Belgium.
BRuGEs, October II. There is considcra-
bic excitement here to-day over the election
for senator to succeed Count Boyayeil, Lib
eral deceased. During an aifray one man
was stabbed. Numerous arrests were made.
ship Building.
SrRAsBURG, October II. The committee
of the volunteer fleet have ordered the fifth
cruiser, constructed at Marseilles, to cost
half million dollars.
Anti.Rent Meeting.
DUBLIN, October IA. Five hundred tenants
of the Marquis of Sligo and Earl Lucian met
in Connaught and solemnly pledged them
selves to pay 10 rent until reduction was
granted.
Arrests.
CoNsTANTINopLE, October II. Many ar
rests were made to-day. Cause unknown.
Strike. 4rss9
BRrssELIs, October II. The strike at
Charleroi, which commenced Il few days ago,
is extending and assuming threatening as.
pcct
Treaty.
BERLIN, October II. \ defensive treaty
has been concluded between Germany and
Austria.
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Municipal Court.

tertlay, on complaint of George W. Clark.
for single sale of Intoxicating liquor. He
plead not guilty, was adjudged guilty and or
dered to pay fine of $50 and costs, from
which sentence he appealed to the December
term of the Superior Court, and recognized
in $500 to enter and prosecute the same.
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NEW YORK.
Coal Sales.

NEW York. October II. There will not
be an auction of Lackawana coal this month.
Prices will be again advancedby the different
companies next week.
Stewards Body.
Again it is announced that detectives have
a sure clue to the robbers Of Stewards grave.
River Pirates.
Five masked river pirates last night board
cd the schooner Mary Jane at anchor in the
harbor, with revol,ers, put guards over tn,
captain and crew, and robbed the vessel OF
watches, jewciry and money.
PoUGHkEEPsIE, October II. All the EN-
ployees in the RatIicris file works, Mattewan,
left the works this morning, after demanding
an increase Of pay. Both side are firm.
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ES~Several improved styles Ladies Shout.
der Braces at Kinsmans Drug Store.

| kS~Canary Birds thrive on the nice, fresh
! Canary seed just received at Partridge's Drug
Store. 1t is put up in neat, attractive pack
ages, containing printed instructions for the
care and treatment of the birds.