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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
Postal Rates Ninety Years Ago.

Now that the lwo-cent postage law has
gone into effect. the following provisions of
the first law of Congress on The subject will
be read 9Th interest
Feb. 20. 1893, MAS the a.,c IL the first act
fixing rates o. postage on domestic letftl,, a,g
established the following rates TO take effect
June /. 1892:
Act Feb. 20. 1892. section 8. by land-For
every single letter not exceeding 30 miles, 4
gents.
For every single letter over 80 miles and not
exceeding 80 miles, cents.
For every single letter over % miles anu tot
exceeding 100 miles, 10 cents.
For every single letter over 100 miles and
not exceeding 80 miles, l21 cents.
For every single Letter oyer $50 miles and
not exceeding 200 mile, - cents.
For every single letter over 700 i,;iIes and
not exceeding 80 miles. Il celit,.
For every single letter over 80 miles and
not exceeding $50 miles. 20 cents.
For every single letter over $50 miles and
not exceeding 40 miles, % cents.
fof ey"ry single letter over 40 miles, %
cents,
For every dout,ie ,e,ter. double the said
rates.
For every triple letter. triple the said Flutes.
For every packet weighing one ounce aY1ir-
dupois. to pay at the rate of four single letters
for each ounce, and in that proportion for any
greater weight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
Grand Lodge of Maine, 1. 0. of G. T..

The twenty sixth semi-annual session Of
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars was
held with Cascade Lodge, Oakland, on
Thursday, Oct. Is. There was large at
tendance of officers and delegates and the
weather was very favorable for the meet
ings.
The reports of the Grand Lodge officers,
b. {. Torsey. G. W. c. r.. Geo. +. Bracket,
e. W. s. and NJ. j. Dow, G. W. T., showed
that the order is in a prosperous condition,
having held its own reH during the most
unfavorable half of the year for temperance
work The g. w. &. T. in his report paid
a very beautiful and fitting tribute to the
memory of ii. w. bennett, q. w. Marshal,
who died during the summer and whose
chair was appropriately draped in mourning.
This Young brother was very active ia tenn
perance work. instituting many new lodges
last winter. On the recommendation Of a
special committee the tribute will occupy a
memorial page in the journal. Fred A.
Stevens Of NorrIdgewock. was elected TO
fill the vacancy in the office of g. w. NJ,
and Rev. Jos. H. TAYLOR Of North Sedgwick,
was elected to the office of g. w. Chaplain,
Rev. I. 5. Weeks having eft the state.
Earnes, efforts will be put forth through this
year BY the lodges Of the order in the work
of temperance education and the circulation
of temperance literature. and. in connection
with other organizations, they will seek such
an elevation of public sentiment as will car
ry the proposed Prohibitory Constitutional
Amendment next year by very large ma
jority. An enthusiastic public meeting was
held in the evening, when Memorial Hall
was crowded and large number Of promi-
nent members of the order spoke. There
were also readings, recitations and singing
by ladies', and an interesting dialogue by the
little girls of the Juvenile Temple The
people Of the enterprising village Of Oak
land, formerly West Watervillc. cordially
received the visitors and were much -ratitied
with the meetings. The next annual meet
ing of the Grand Lodge will be held al,
Bangor, in April, 1854.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
BETWEEN TWO FIRE

The SICK, If they are poor, are WRESTLING v,,,
great hardships. They are between TIA frc, ~,
the one side Unsuitable disease moves M ), a.,al,
and destroy while ahead of them are tho oa,,,a
and flare of medicinal humbuggery. ouaclorr a,',
eNtortion. '''''
1t Is piece of gross injustice To derai,, ;.
Sick they merit our sympathy and assiston,o
always. Thomas EcectIic oil was meyer s,,,,
upon the strength of falschood the quality of its
WORK and the thousands of testimonials received
from those whom it has benefited are its sole
recommendations
'oi sore threat, colds, asthma and catarrb
ihohlaS Ecectric Oil is no mistake the hest knoun
remedy In the world. "a few dronu srueot,
through the nose Rev. f. f. Crane of Co.,
Pa, writes will clean out and cura th,, go,
worst form of catarrh." Mrs f. II parli,. =,
Greek Centre, \. y, takes the pains Ia s,at, ~.
she was troubled with asthma for four ,oa,,,.
Thomas Eclcctric oil ultimately effected y 80
pletc cure. In It very pleasant communicate
from % NharpesS, druggist of Marion Ohin
he states that with enc boftlc Of Thomas Erlrr
trl' ON netGhbor cured of sore throat of eight
years Standing These are only average SAMPLES
picked from hundreds Of testimonials on the desk
before us.
lYr56 No
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
Home and Foreign News.

Twenty three men we're Aiial II, an
explosion in colliery il York Shire. Eng
land. FRIDAY
There are two coored women LAWYERS
in the United States Mary 4. 5. CARY Of
Michigan and Louise Y. Bryant Of Culnrlln.
Congressman Wa>hburn Of MINES ttl
has hired Don Camcron'> Washington house
at $1,000 wear.
The wife Of Lieutenant Go,crnor Ouycr
Ames has given $50, 900 to the Free Hos
pital FIR Women. situated Oh SplingiieId-sr 4,
in Boston.
William H. Vanderbilt White driving IL
Fleetwood Park, culliled witt. another team
was thrown out and somewhat bruised
Cowboy, ra!led G.cadi,e. Daa.. Thurs
day, took the town, killed enc man nud tttn
fled, with a part, Of yncher~ after thep.
The owners ofthc steamship .lirs. ircd
upon at ceramic, HaytI viii claim Id dam ~
from the Haytien government. Great Brit
ain will accept Il suitable apology
Newburg. \. y, celebrated Thursday.
the centennial Of the closing ~ the Rcypiu-
uonar, var. Washington refusal N i rrnwr
and the disbanding Of the army.
The number " deaths from yellow r.
yer A Altata. Mex, has hccu tucu,y dav
the past tno week, Tine 81 inst thr srr1t
pAr; n the town MA, DESTROYED n, a hrfri-
cane
Mrs. Ins>on, INV wife VI Pcr. ll,I-
c,u,hc. wnn i In Washington. .t,~ ;aot arr
husband i not comlr; To tn;~ r"uuin i,r
thu prrpn>" Of rcplNa-tn Nos. cn-.! CIn,I,
hu' wholly ii me- ut-.,>' Al: h., Gt!e
church
-lh. nrNt reunion of thu A.ult III rl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

Mr.. {. {. Burrill, reports the line OF
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by Il National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
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fQr eyer Three Months

~, .ss suffered night 9nl day with rheuma-
tam 80 'naSh % ~. 10 va unable 10
him, and am truly thankful t, say dies ara
an honest medicine -MR' W. II CARLE-
TON, wife II Deacon Ctr!etoa. FRS, Bap
list Church, WINCHESTER, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
State News.

The Colby Freshmen have formed
lawn tennis club.
IT. K. Simon,on, Esq, i, erecting fine
house IN Camden.
Seventy two per cent. is the possible
dividend Of Shaw Bros.
MIR William Clay, Jr.. Or Nlnaha,en.
Killed one morning recently fifty sca ducks.
In GOV Connor Will visit Macna> and
spend week in that section hunting deer
and caribou.
The gun. in position al "Gannrtt Rock.
Passport, will Ike fired. hcncefprih, every
hour during thick weather. fog Or snow
storms.
The Penob,co, musical association
closed is Seth annual session at Bangor
with a concert, Friday.
Regular trains on the new Mon>on nar-
row gauge railroad commenced running
Monday evening.
Charles \. Deliver, formerly @: Au-
gusta. latel! keeper of Franklin Island i.h;-
house, ha> been transferred XIV Pcmlqml
Point station.
Wilde Capt. Aaron Crouk Nj Deer l,.r
~ '''''T can ''"'" ~ 'ie
A'-> ,''''; Jew "N> ago, ms Niger
torn IF.
f'HS a't> - oAe"' "'r4 'uAafhN
= .''''''' .'''.'' '''!' '''tl I 'NN'',> r
'.'-' '''"', ne 'A"N' =" ".>
800. va, az men '''' ''N''>>'
1t IS learned tina, the endowment faul
III $4,000 FIR Huu.tun Academy h4> Lr,u
secure" I" 'hf trustees y '"'nN University.
- BAN i sand ID have nr~ skating rlnk.
"nc hundred aal fifty feet long, fifty -h,c
wide and thrty feet high. There will be
two galleries with seating capacity 4 100
people.
The famous oid German Lutheran
church 81 WalLohoro. ha, !ltriy received
new coat Of pain, of the original yellow col
VI and j. undergoing other repairs.
Tile boys Of the Stat, College i, Orono
A4tt contributed anl collected FUN o,h.r
sources funds % hui!l gymnasium n THE
college grounds. vh.th j. now beng erected
and finished.
\ yer, LARGE n,,>r was kIl.j O., rho
Na...u,Ya, r.,.r las, week vhirf III In
No ..r,n I fit Anil 4 incL., >,.oj ~ b,,i.
high All! weighed 400 pouul. TIL. nufI.,s
,pr,.i fill, fr.f
rh. "a I,,.,..,,. u.r.i,. IN,
olu.u, is passing few DAY, in Calais. visit
lng hN brother. thc pastor Of thr C.lgrrgl-
nonni church. Mr. NcCully Il ANY, Fist
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the Hawaiian Kingdom.
DR.. Charles VI rise of Portland died in
via, c.ty. Friday. 4, the are Of eighty Wears,
treatment II Iuu, disease. bt,,p. -,,,.n..d
Al .uhalrr. uh,ch War, HI u,n,.
Fr,.h,,, abound. !, 1nli,, .t.t..,,,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

Tie bib granting women the ri2hi Of
ss.%ra4e passed the House Of The Washing
ton fesr3te~g Legislature "Wednesday night
The vote stood ]! to l. Tie result of the
vote has caused muck excitement among the
friends Of women suffrage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
New Wall Papers.

A new stock Of Wall Papers, Borders,
l,ados. and Friezes. of all STYLES and prices ;
aisa Curtain fixtures, Curtains shades with
Sieksi rin2s. pulls, Uh4ia4 saI Tas~cls 10
ma;cil. Gall in and See them d, }. 4.
HALE's Book S,ore, Main ST., Ellsworth
NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

official returns from Iowa giSe Sher-
man, Republican. majority over kinne,
Democrat. fc< la,ernor. Of 2j,l27. There
is no change in - complexion Of the lesis-
lature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
A " ord to Pensioners.

A word Of caution to pensioners IS very
properly receiving wide circulation through
the press of the country. Since the publlca-
ton of the names Of pensioners, with then
residence and the amount received by each,
was issued by Commissioner Dudley pen
sion agents in Washington have been stead
il, mailing circulars to pensioners IN all
parts of the country. stating that for a small
fee they would obtain an increased pension
which. according the circular. is due the
pensioner on Ii, merits IF bis case. The
fact has been Is iished most thoroughly
that COMMISSIONS Dudley is in ,ympalhy
with the soldiers Of the late var and c>fe
cialv with those whose injuries ,a'lile them
to remuneration from the go'clnmcat. In
order that pensions. where the party Is en-
titled. NAV be obtained with as little delay
and expense to ;le soldier as possible, Com
missioner Dudley has solicited direct COM
manica,ion between the soldier and the Pen
SON Bureau. TINS doing away with lie SER
vice, Of 4n agent. hay communication,
therefore. whi1h the Pen>aa-r desires 70
make. should " made u Commissioner
Dudley. where +. VII receive d pgomp; and
careful. attcnti5.a> possible. rather than to
any pension a.tl;. Aua.h, injury to the
psn>ionyr i faanI t. have resulted from ...o
Inducements he.. ol, by thc elcI.ai> Issued
f....
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25.

u-,,,,,, AZ, ANONYMOUS letters ami communi
cations The name and address OF w " NJ III -
AL cases Indispensable not heGessaia i'i
ton but as a guarantee of goou ialIh, , ,,,,,
We cannot undertake to return OF plN'''N " ''''
- ,a,i,,r. that Al, not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndis
cretions OF youth, nervous wcakne- - early decay,
loss OF manhood, nc, will send recipe that will
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by n missionary In South America
Send self adiresscdcn elope to the REV JOSEPH
I. lSMAN. Station y. Ne,c fort city.
lyr4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

The United -aies Fish Commissions
steamer Aibatra.s arrived at Gloucester,
Mass, Friday evening. and viii follow the
mackerel schools With tie view Of ascertain
ing their fall movements and facts tending
10 give light as to their winter habitat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
oSr,.,nTY DAY.. TusAL

The VoLTaIC BELT Co, Marshall. Mich, Will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate Belts
and Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days
10 hien (young or old who are afflicted with
troubles guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration OF health and manly yigor Ad
dress as abovc-N. B.-Nn risk i Incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed. 1yr52
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
SUIT DEPARTMENT..

which i rcpIctc with nobby
styles and Low Prices.
In SUITS We would call your
especial attention to 4 line in
three different colorS at Sll.OO
which never sold before for
les than SIT. 90. These were
selected from a bankrupt stock
and are the best trade ever Of
fered-Dont fail to Gull and
see than il you rant Z ~Wt.-
- There are other trades
equally Is good which we cam
not stop to cnumerate. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
Boys Over
coats are this

year made q speciality and we
have the best line ever shown
and prices are hammered dorm
to the lowest cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

The most dangerous IevtrS Ute typhoid.
bilious, miarip1> and gastric ihc>e al
originate ~ the stomach. liver or huwrl>.
and may be easily prevented. Oae Of Par-
sons P,rgat,re PHis each nl.hl for !. week
will drive disease from HE >y.irm
An autopsy. il ease, II death !r1n
heart disease, is an unnecessary flrn Il LAW.
and productive Of bu' one result ii Zee for
the coroner and doctor. The symptoms, ale
unmis,akabIg, perfectly p.i;n. ar,l. grn.r-
ally, Well understood Dr. Gra,c,' Heart
Regulator will cure any c.>e of heart Dis
case. If such sufferers viii take the Resu-
lator there will be no death, an Consequent
ly no post mortrm examinations.
Lord Chesterfield the pink Of polite
ness in his day, SAID TIA, a trae gentleman
should be always saariter ia modo fDrtitei'
IN re, which means, mild in manner, strong
in actions. This is precisely the character
of Ayers tath4rt!c ELls. Nothing oper-
ates % mildly and yet 50 powerfully ii re-
moving disease.
For CArARRn the only substantial ben
eft is obs'ainel through the blood. EEGE-
TINE Is the great blood purifier
-IHE GLOW OF HEALTH aud huoyaat
spirits which possess are liy ID tie tue IL.
F." Atwood Medicine. Trade mark H. f."
Good health is the greatest of for
tunes; no remedy has so often restored this
prize to the suffering, as Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Try it.
iiIsns' RADICAL ConN REMOVE, put up in
Portland. Me. u sold al! oyeF the country, Near
ly thousand sol last year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

u N>'ntA = ~ Court uf rrthl,.. hrlt AZ
iI--N "r'h, 'n u, Second "Wednesday II october.
'h thr Petition aforesaid. ORDERED. that uptir,
"' gwen ~ publishing copy Of said petition
Wiu I'LL "r!rr thcr'pn three weeks .ucc,.--iy,Iv
IN M" ELLSWORTH American, new ~papcr printed
"r uHHu.it"i lu IU-W urtl. that an persons iu
l-t'-t'"l inlt attend uu the first "Wednesday "
December nrNt ~ Court ~ Probate t. t,. hpIirn
IN Ellsworth. ann -hrw c.tu-. Ii Anl Why th,.
Pfat M -alI petition -huuii not o. granted
~."'i nrt5rr ~ hr gi,ru hcfor, -atI Court
FARMER rtCk Ju,lsr
\ iFAc Copy AttD~t -'iN-. +. Dom Register.
iNtfF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

iiISns' RADICAL CoWN REMOVE, put up in
Portland. Me. u sold 81! oyeF the country, Near.
ly two thousand gross sol last YEAR. lvr53
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

KEAN'S KIDNEY AND BACK PLASTER acts
directly on the nerves and muscles Of the back
the seat OF all pam. Try them. 1yr4l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
Our Custom
Department

was never 50 we'll
stocked with stylish cloths as
at present and every garment
is warranted perfect fit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25
0rland Grange Fair,

The members Of Narramissic Grange
assisted by the Farmers of Orland and Vi
cinlty held their annual fair in the Town
Hall, Oct. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

The Boston rtariay Treating Gu
zette Say-. Mr :. r Nile, sailed for Europe
Dbl, Wedae244i. the chief ohjec' u n, VII
1t icing . pefs.a-liy superintcnl some ad-
,eriisins which large Paris house propoN-
es to do in the United States. Mr.. Niles
mas 3one r,ors English and Preach adver-
tisiae than any other agent u this country,
cud has done !; 10 50 skiilful 4 manner a. 10
have acquired eputstion abroad that has
caused / steady growth in this foreign bust
ness. Mr.. Niles is very careful in his COT
fracts. methodical in his system, and prompt
in The prosecuti n of ali business.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

The GLOW OF HEALTH aud huoyaat
spirits which possess are ,!ia ID tie tine H.
F." Atwood Medicine. Trade mark IL. f."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-25

For CArARRn the only substantial ben
eft is obs'alnel through the hiooi. EEGE-
TINE Is the great blood purifier.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-03

Sorghum has been deapiksid a. AZ
Hnpiaiilal,le crop 10 Tesas ahhaesl
I fbe Desi satisfactory ii yegard Il W
gield The Aansas feeaers age nos
considering shieh Is tie best winter
feed for stuek---rprn ptserghntu. Tie
iirst they ean Eaise faF tweniszGsa Il
forty eenss per biishei and srrd Il
prahtalay. IsApr9ham Is Al gadd N
eafp, tiiese Is lsttle Fezson Ter Texas
bees u NJ b. Faa aai IF tile state. Al
correspondent 81 The ksasas Earmes
II satisfied that I'D screpf sorghum Il
Westh nmc eripediag cattle horses
or hogs shan ali acre Of eeru. aud
aaYs: Ny fity hsai 1T shertierns
and grade cstSle iiet haga been fed
on SORGHUM aud some stEss for ibss
last lotiy dsSss base aaiarli tiesli ainre
they were iakeH Of tiie range aud are
nsa n sls+ek and as fst al If fhey had
been corn fed for tbe butcher. And
Iit j. surprising hew they relish fbt
hard sorghum; they sat III clean,
stalk aad 81, and thar isWl,srs II
gains over pofDIpsldef, ~ taeg uil
not eat ~ The esrassaizs beside.
the sorghum stalk Is nHeh richer and
mases mere III kIy yauag staek Of
horses and liags ran il the corral aitii
my cattle alld they are lyt fed from
SORGHUM -ilx
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-03
silk yEer.as-=Eksss 80 Raise
Eheku.

3
Il our kind editor alll permit I sill
Say a feN words " lhe Feadegs Of the
South il reference to the management
OF sak wprns, aata thus answer many
gaesies from fhsse Interested.
fou vii find lie eggs adheriag to
q pisee of paper " card. just as ibey
we've depoaitsd - Tie SIX moth.
Cover i table vit'i newspapers and
place gouf papers Of eggs al ono earl,
and IL lie recon i lher warm and
well lighted they NIL begin matching
10 a few days Lay gently qn the eggs
and werms tender pieces Of mulbeFry
ieaFes, cot qn1e small. The woeins
begin eating soon after they hatch
sud as the leaves beeome covered with
worms they shoaid be moved 10 The
otler end of tl5e tsble and fresh fpod
lsagphed. Never let yonr worms get
hungry; feed tender leaves at first,
but as they grow larger tougher
Leaves arc best FOR them. Every second
morning after the worms have erawled
npon tie fresh leaves sweep away all
i,he litter and make things neat, for
they will net thrive ii neglected As
the worms grow give them more room.
The .wesms 20 through five ages Or
melbugs, during which time they haze
tle appearance Of being asleep or
sick. they cease eating and should not
be disturbed autil tie moulting season
is over, which viii beknown BY re-
turning activity and desire 10 eat
Never aige them leaves which are vet
from dew or rain. If the weatIqr Is
bad gather ard dry them ~ The house.
Feed the worms the last thing III night
and the first thing 10 the merRing.
When they are groEn aud ready ID
apin they stop eating aud crawl rest
lessly about, raising their lleaas up-
wafd Lay small branches and twigs
~ lie table, they will climb upon
them aud spin their cacoops. IF sou
desire to Stale or choke the e9eoons
fpr sale. place ihem ii tie bet sun for
ia few days. This kills The erysaiis,
and prevents the eocpou. being pierced
aud injured for market.
Those desiring 10 raise a small
qnaufity Of worms can get eggs "
inciesinE five three cent STAMPS and
sending address 10 rne as soon as pos
kihley az they are already beginpifg 10
hatch. ii. +. PoMEaoY,
PlaqEeminp. Ibergiile 3Jarish.4I,a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-03

With The pre4at high pnce Of eggs
Per dozea, IL will pay to give the
chickens q little better keep, and call
81 them for Ipere eggs. The hens
can be PIT 40 laying at any Time BY
extra feed AID egtra care. Those that
I'VE wanting 70 set and Tins wasting
tbar time and annoying the other
heu siiaald be promptly shet up IN
sgaae unused siled Or vacant Tomu in
tho barn er gFaAeFy and kept there
for a week, 30 good fepd ara plenty
pf sster. If no nests or s.sittiRg
dqwB place Is provided for them
here. they wall come eat from their
confinement cured If their propeusit,
and ready ID be fnd 50 al 10 commence
LAYING.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-03


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