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"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGoSs,"-Frcsh Alder.
ney butter churned every morning, and deliy.
cred IN - pound Ward" prints, ut doc. per
pound, Also cottage cheese, 30. p,r ball but
terInilk DC. per quart, and sweet milk al 5c,
per quart,
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+ = =. :
ILL" ssss..-.. ILL.,.

This is the Only Chartered Lottery Of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated In 1865 for % years by the Leg
stature for educational and charitable purposes,
with a capital OF al 10000 to which reserve
fund OF over s550,000 has since been added.
by an overwhelming. popular vote Its fran
chise was made part of the present State Con-
sttution. adopted Dec. =, A. ID. 1870.
a Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
Its Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly II Never Scales or Postpones
Look at the following Distribution:
EXTRAORDINARY EMG-ANNUAL DRAW.
ING, CLASS NJ,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1884, un-
der the supervision and management of Gen. q.
u. Benuregnrd, of Louisiana, and Gen Jubal a.
Early. Of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
A-Notice.-Tlckets are Ten Dollars only
Halves. 20. Fi1hs ~. Tenths, II.
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Published Monthly, 80 a Year.
80 Lafayette Place. New York.


A LPHABET1cAL LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand FIVE hundred OF them; the
troops engaged; full history Of tho largest bat
ties and what corps participated; number of
killed and wounded &C., with names of general
officers killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION,
Alone worth the price of the book, showing the
commencement of the war and events 10 It's
close,
ROSTER OF SURGEONS.
Seven thousand in number, by regiments, with
addresses ofnearly all of them. showing date OF
| service. Date of d scharEe of EVERY REGIMENT.
number of regiments, batteries, and companies
| furnished by each State, list OF casualties by
| States, Pension Agencies by districts, with
| name fagent, and other valuable information.
Sent free of postage on receipt OF 90 cents.
Address
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NEW PUBLIcA TIoNsi
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The New Book of Kings. Davidson.
Life and Times Of Sidney smith. Reid.
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Algonquin Legends.
Natures Serial Story. H. p. Roe.
Atheism In Philosophy Hedges
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Ramona Helen Jackson.
81 inning Wheel Stories. Miss Alcott.
Laboulayc's Fairy Tales,
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We have now open and ready for inspectIo
many Novelties and Handsome Books selecte
Tor the Holidays Also the usual display o
| Christmas Cards.
w. II. MORRISON.
dT5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Fearful Blood Poiaon!

A negro on my farm has been cured ofa fearful
CAsg Of Blood Poison by the use Of three bottles
OF Swifts Specific. ANDREW j.. HOWARD,
Forsyth, Ga, Aug, o, 1854.
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~ eastern man advertises for "a boy TO
orsn oysters with q reference" oysters do
rot generally obtain references, but millions
AN truthiully testify to the miraculous power
of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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IIIED.

KILLETT. -Su Slouly, ut his residence, No.
oil n street northwest, at u ~ clock h. m, MIR.
Dawn KILLEtv, Assistant Appointment Clerk
Treasury Department.
IT'S r6mnins can be seen amer "a o'clock ut
Mr.. Joseph q Lee, tho undertaken, on Pennsyl.
vaniA avenue.
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1870 Prizes, amounting to. ....-.....s622. 1
CERTIFICATE

cERTIFIcArR
We do hereby certify that We SUPERVISE the mr.
0ngements for all the monthly and semi.
lrnual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
I Otnpany, and In person manage and control the
DRAWING ourselves aud that the same are CON
Quoted with honesty. fairness, aud In good faith
towRr all parties We authorize the Company
to use this Certificate. with fac smile of our sis-
natures attached. In Its advertisements.
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Prescribed bx physielans.

have Prescribed Swlfl's Specific In many
cases of Blood Poison and as q general tonic, and
II has made cures amer all other remedies had
hiled. II. NJ. STRICKLAND, NJ, D.,
Cave Springs, Ga, July %, 1884.
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- CHARLES STRCRuART, grocer, III D street
\. r., sells Lips Premium Soap TO family
trade "who Will use no other"
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CITY ITHMS.

FRANK HUME, wholesale grocer, Pennsyl.
yania avenue, sells Lips Premium Soap,
"Buy IT, -
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e. per gallon, 70 cents quart bottlo. No l
Rye Whisky, best in the world Tor the money
NJ McGees, Ninth, near ID.
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PURE Old Rye and Bourbon whistles aul z
nnC assortment Of ledgood% JAMES lIAE,
Nle street northwest
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WEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PAR
w Of THE HUMAN BODY
ENLARoED,
DEVELOPED.

Is an in eresting advertisement long run Id our
paper In reply TO inquiries we Will Ray that
lheres no evidence OF humbug about this, on
doreid Interested persons may get sealed cir
culsrs, giving all particulars, byaddresslng GaTa
hi lDIcAL Co., Buffalo, N. N.-Iblsdo EVS,lteg Bee
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THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST AND
THE WEST, VIA WASH
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For Chicago 900 u m. and 1910 p. m daily,
and 100 m daily except d Tse y coI
Tliisbars no extra fare i charged on i6is train.
f2l Cincinnati, Lonisyille, and 81 LOUIS daiiy
coacSss and Palace I sleeping Cars to above
points, without change. m
and sac p. M daily iT' $40 p. m. to pittsbnrg
Cleveland, and detroit, with Sleeping Cars TO
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroeyilie, 1:o5
oea Md lake Erie RsRoa
For baltimore on week days, 8, $50, $40, 7;30,
sse ana ap aa l4o 49, $50 7 sS @
and p i6So % i % 84o G6 7so
$40, and 1000 D. m. ,,-,,..r.r
road as far ns Riverton, loo p M daily, except |
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
For Annapolis, $40 4 M and 1910 and 4'4o
Na s9psaG Ssiwee any f Ton and
Baltimore, o. $40, $50 a. M, 1910 p: m, 3;3o,
n; and ;S5, 4iio, $50 and 1000 m. For sta.
except f sunday and bBo p m daily 4!a5 D. m.
Sh,y e1Gept sunday for principal stations on
gay, for Lexington. stanton and valley Branch,
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From a %snapolls $40 y; a. M and 1;5o and e;s7
From Lexington, 300 p. M daily, except sun
From Frederick and intermediate points, s:25
Q. M 200 p. m. and TAO p. m. daily except
Trains leave Baltimore for washingtona at 4:40,
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days, $40. 5, and BIO, IL a M, 'i:5o' l;30, g.,
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ton except I,.jO u. III.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four
teenth street, where orders Will be taken for bag
gage 70 be checked and received ~ any point III
". NJ. CLEMENTS. NJ. Of r., Baltimore
TUE GREAT PENNsYL,yANIA ROUTE
sSoIfTER$; ssfIf i RAILS. MAdNiFfcENf
, TRAISsN L ESEh's ASH 1sSi from sta
sears s ana f%S a St. 6Sls 9iST limited
a With Sleeping q caTs ie eo 4ln Marrs
6 6arg to cineinngil and Hotel Car to ST., Louis
ingg Car Altoona 10 chicago. Western ESpress
Asop conns Say DAILY YIN o P@SGs Cars
mar daily ni,ffS Sr & SSheS s5 bA ExRTe; 10
BAAIThLohE AID I'D PoToM hiVss RAILROAD.
F FSsrs sr 70 r. aH With
o' 49, q NM m Dolly n4 except sunday COO
ana iimea e. Sa sfPPS @ii&a N
For Boston t Without %hiy se .espI spna Every
~fFf For nfEcot dg suSNfa an through trains con-
meet q Jsrsey Gy With boats Of TooEiyn Az.
dSnSS Se@ 70 Torf G
FCr 10 es aaa iYlS 7S s N sunday and
ID, q.
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TRAyEnERs' GUIDE.

4 lIiEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
,oJ e. RI %sy g's ss sas f fgsHs
50 Louis. Daily except sunday. Nowror,
News, Old Poin. Comfort, and NoriolA
b16 =, M.NFdr Lhonisvyiile, Cincinnati, st. Louis,
and Chicago connecting for ali ,polnts Wesh
Northwest and Southwest, tnSt 1920 tss'
(dAiy), does not stop for local business;
Through Pullman service to Louisville and
For i iieRetS and lnrormationlapply at 9. 4 Q:
National Hotel; virginia Midland railway ONCE
6Oi Pennsylvania avenue ma y S%Siri 1 tW
CIV. SMITH. FRANK TRidG,,
rrHE VIRGINIA MIpLAyp, RAILWAY
sourHWEsr AND WEST 800.
Schedule In eject october ~. 1884.
O1O A. M-New orleans Mail, daily, making
close connections 10 All points south and south
west Daily, except sunday, with q; y; Ky:
Pullman sleeping Buffet Cars iE9m New ,o YORK
Cars from Washington aud Atlanta to New Or
BIO r. M.-Louisvllie Fast Line. daily. via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati Louisville and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
io.a0 =, N. southern Mail and Express.
daily to all points south and southw Via Dan.
from ,Washinston, via Danvllle, charlotte,
nnd Atlanta, to Now Orleans; also from
Washlngton, Via Charlotte and Columbia, to
Manassas Division Train leaves washlnston
q oh4 ~; aWSis esSsP al 1tT oy and bYo
For Tickets and ali information inquire at Com.
panys ofiicc, COL Pennsylvania avenue. Trains
'A'V "'p' - ~ n. MACDANIEL, Agent
Traffic Manager.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. -,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKRr.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Virginia Is, consoll
dated, 500 past due coupons, 3i7s;new lO.4Os
80; now IS, So; North Carolina 6s, old 1O5 bid
to-day.
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MEDICAL.

E $ $pp{g 8 %'?$ f 9s sssi s S'?$ sSs$$$
: ERR g 8 t S'Sjs g $E$E
p 900 III SSSS 600 N Nh
Our Treatise on Blood Poisoning Is of interest
to all classes. WIN BIO mailed free ON receipt OF
your address
The SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
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NEW PUBIICATIoNs, dc.
THE
North American Review
10th YEAR.

The North American Review discusses those
topics which ut the time are uppermOst ~ the
public mind, and about which cvery intelligen!
person IL DESTROYS of acquiring the fullest ana
most trustworthy Information.
II addresses itself 10 thinking men In every
walk of liie-to all who would reach well-rcn-
soned, bipartisan conclusions on subjects OF pub
lie interest.
Ing the largest view of all matters In cOntroypr
~, and enabling the reader to Judge understand
lngly on which side, in the conflict OF opinions,
the truth lies.
IL engages the services Of authors who, by
thelr studies or their opportunities are speciaiiy
qualified for tho thoro gh discussion of the sub
jects on which they write.
WHAT is SAID OF 1T.
II seeks TO give the most advanced thought of
the period on both sides Of all disputed QUESTIONS,
and In carrying out this Intention u enlists the
ablest pens o. representatiye men IN every de-
The Review has this popularity, that It's arti-
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hear dis used, and each is always writtenby the
\ very person the public want 60 hear on the par
ticGlar topic which he discusses Tribune, BIS
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Its tho great summarlzer. not only Of nation.
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NJ. SLAUGHTER, a.
Central Passenger Agent
OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY

WINTEN REIMBURSEMENT. -
TWO A TBABBEETT w PAitI 4LEX HGNhPF SUN
AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington mt 0;20 a. IN. and 4i26 y.
m. and Alexandria ut 0;33 n, IN. and i3i y. IN.
Pass Leesburg, going westward, ut 1918 y, N,
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m. and b:35 D. m. - -
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 4:d5
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eastward, b:.SS n. m; westward, 1O:4O y. IN.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
MAINE STATE FAIR.

We were much pleased 10 notice the
fo.lo-ins in the y. T. Tr,buss, which
81. taken from the columns q III, Far
mo-s paragraph entitled. "AS ksrN'
rt,Hl Sr,rr FAiR." IN Which ~ss stated
that: Thank. q public opinion. did
20, lure IL. guests 10 evil and disgrace by
oifsr Of bser and ~h,ksy IN the abused
name Of agriculture !, ~u fac, that
made one proud Of Maine, Of her Prohio'
i,ory Az. and Of the ,obrie,y AID good
order Of Der citizens. TO minsle With the
thousand. Of people TIA, daily er5.dsd
al the ,horo9ghiare. and public streets
Of the i-o cities. ~i,hou, ao,ieing a SIN
gle case q in,oIica,ion." Al time
when there i 90 much adverse criticism
on State fsi,. a favorable notice Of this
kind j. very pleasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

S.LrfSo BurrER A practical butte
maker recommends the follosing ms,hoc
Of sailing butter. Doub,les. many read
er. Of the Prairie Farasr will fad The
suggestion valuable;
The butter. fret freed from ba,isrmils
in the ehurn. !. ,hinly spread upon The
working table and gashed into a great
number Of fauo~s crossing each other
The sal, /. rolled. crushed, .if,ed through
a foe sieve, and scattered evenly over ih'
butter. The sheet Of butter Is thea rolled
up. worked on, fla, again, and rolled
again and f.,,ened three OF four times
each time reversing the direction. |, i
then pa, away ior ,wen,y-four hours. CO
vered with a clean cloth. A. a protection
agaias, any possible dust. The mex, day
the butter requires only sufhsien, work
ing to press oa; the excess Of brine tbs
sal, being all dissolved and TO avoid
sueakiness. after which !, Is ready 70
pack.-Prairis Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

TuoRoUGH GROOMING -DOnt think
you have properly groomed your bore
when you have succeeded in .'raPing the
dirt off 80 ,hA, your neishbor cannot see
!, across the field and laugh a, il. Toc
many curry their horses merely because
other. nigh, make fun OF them II ihsy
did no, make little pre,ension toward
keeping them clean. and were they sure
no one would zee them they would never
use the comb or brush They forget or
never knew tina, while eleanlines. il one
Of the objects Of grooming. 1t Is n, the
only or greatest one. The entire system
Of the horse !. much affected by the
amour, Of rubbing I, receive. and the
condition it, skin j. KEEP, in. A beau,i.
ful Goa, Of hair adds greatly to the value
u horse. and no one will doub, for 4
moment that grooming materially affects
this part at least Don't be afraid OF
killing your horses with cleanliness. -
Portland TrdRscrlpi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
lNN Trihuns
POULTRY THAT PAYS.
40 DISEASES. 40 wIAKSEssEs. 40 prToE'
nlTIu.


Fir, Of al. | have a good poultry
house on well drained ground With =
earpe, . Zoo, o. more deep Of horse ma
nure and other tbrous material mixed
~i,h dry earth in such proportion ,hs, Il
never packs. ba, serves good purpose
{. dust. bath the year through. IL l.
high. roomy. light. and provided With
two di.,inc, systems q ven,ila,ioa--one
for summer. the other for winter. !, IL
boarded on the outside and ceiled
up With matched boards on the inside as
nearly aif.iigk, As a carpenter can make
It. II !. no, fro.;-proof. bu, y 80 near Il
,hA, no egg Vas ever frozen in u aud no
fowl ever suffered discomfort
The perck,s are placed high 10 secure
better ventilation and more warmth, and
are reached by nauo~ boards se, ~ an
easy angle fof the fowls TO walk up aud
down in the mo., lei.arely manner. In
der there /. q shelf fof the droppiags, up
on which coal ashes are sprinkled several
time. . week. ell the sshs. from the fires
going regularly into the house every day.
though no, always directly under the
perches The nes bores are under this
shelf. though several other boxes. kegs
aud old dishes are nailed to the walls for
the independents. Of which there are al
way. more or less in every flock. A
heap Of old mortar. . boz Of coarse gray
81. the coal ashes and all the bones We
&c, time TO break. furnish all the earthly
food.
Any kitchen scraps, once IN While a
little meat from the slsugh,er-house and
a frequent supply Of msnge.wurzels fur
ni.h ell he condiments. The regular
food from January to January Is wheat
tran and corn.mesl in the proportions OF
tao TO one by measure. his Is given
them once a day Ia large. shallow boxes.
where ,ksy can scratch and pick q, their
leisure. We do not require them to eat
everything up before feeding sgain. but
graduate the thing 80 as TO no, have any
accumulation. We have Herer lot hen
or had a sex one under this system Of
feeding. and they keep in better laying
condition than under any other We have
ever praetised.
Pure, clean cold ,edisr Is KEEP, BY them
and 1, /. changed several times every day.
.ummer and winter. This IL the mes,
exse,ing feature Of the whole business.
To make sure that Il Is attended TO. the
stable pals are KEEP, in the hen house
We have experimental with warm water
ill We are satisfied to wholly discard Il.
We have set . pail Of water at ~ . Fab.
beside water at ~ o . gres, many times
and the fowls never fail TO leave the
warm for cold water. The warm water
fros,s the windows and the walls 10 cold
weather and ehills the fowls BY vaporir-
alton . good deal more than IL warns
them.
Bu, our method Of raising chickens IL a
.,;ll more radical innovation upon estao-
lished usage. The hens are allowed the
free,t choice Of nests. When they be-
come established siiters they are given
the eggs each Of which Il marked. They
are taken of each day and fed in the sd'
joining stable, from which small spring
door permits egrsss. but not ineres. Al
tv,usv- -four hours old the chicks are
taken from the nest and kept In . basket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

ill the eggs are all Matched. when one
hen IL given two nest. Of chicks in q coop
Nth q small Dor for feed turned down
before Il. Sometimes a chick gets mois,
feed two or three times II il does no,
know enough TO pick the dry feed. bu,
never more than that.
AZ the end Of the week the coop l. re-.
placed by an open boz and the hen given
her liberty. Feed boxes are placed At
each end Of the box Cor the chicks. bu,
the hen !. excluded and compelled % 10
10 the boxes where the other hens ge,
their feed for hers. Several small boxes
are placed sround the sides of the house
into which only the chicks can pass. aud
these are al supplied With feed, just the
same |. those Coz the old fowls. The hen
brood. her chick. in the box .. long a.
she please. but .he rarely stays with them
more than three OF four weeks. when she
takes TO the Perche. aud leave them
alone.
The chick. stay IN the boz Il they
choose. but they. too. scon take TO the
,erche.. The memoranda GA the boxes
show iha, my FIR, hen was given her
egg April n, this year; the las, May T..
June "a every chick was on the pcr'hes.
The srpeasirs aHd annoying habR Of
keeping a hen % scratch and call br,oi
Of chicken. 20 help her tao ~ three
months j. en,irely done away with The
chick. are occasionally given few mil
le, seed. from the hand n gain their ooa'
hdence. and they easily learn 20 come 70
take Il ,riihoni fear The young chicks
are given a fcw esrih.worms 20 counter
&C, any tendency 10 constipation when
fr., pa, upon the dry. fne feed. and that
/. the only medicine they ever ge' or re-
luire.
We have heretofore hai o. contend
with al the VI. 10 which chickens Az
supposed 20 be heirs. and have used in
Vulnerable nos,rum.. scarcely ever raisiag
brood free from silmsni.. Bi' fof The
last two year. no Ice, ao gaps. Ho 'afu'
,nsa,. 30 d,foru,ifi,s or ,esakaesses have
invaded our precincts Oar egss are
large. rich and fertile. scarcely any fail
ins 20 hatch. our chick. are healthy
vigorous. independent and rapid gro-er-
The old fo~l. are nov beginning %
mouli. We .old once nine dozen eggs
psr ben IN the frat .iS months q ihs
year. besides all Ne used IN the family
add ,ha, j. the primary object u keeping
the io.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
FANCY POULTRY.

We visited the yard. Of T.. T.. Hast
ings. Of fryebure. Tor a moment. the
other day lie h. some very fine spec
linens Of Plymouth Rock hens and
chickens. The palls,. are nearly full
suwp. and being Of pure blood. are very
fine They are bred With gres, care. in
order to preserve their peculiar markings
and also the quAli,ie. Of rapid growth
good. firm. well rounded bodies. large
size and laying qualities. They seem
TO unite more ,ha, is desirable in one
fO-l. than any other breed, adding. BY
their uniformity Of ooloring and beauty
Of form. much 10 the beauties Of the
isrm-ysrd
Mr.. Hasiing. also has some fine speoi'
mems o. the Langsha~'. Some OF the
cocks weighing ten pounds. They are
very active, and breed 90 close 10 color
tina, they are perfect. They are said to
be greA, layers and. II 30, are very valu-
able. uniting. As they do, large sire and
beautiful plamAge with eSeellsn, layins
qualities. We believe they are hon'
sil,er.. Iii. said that the eros. q q
Brown l.sshorn cock upon the LAns,hA~
palls,. produce. the sreaiss, layers in the
world.
Il /. well worth one. while 10 visit
these yard, and zee MA, good care and
judiciou. breeding oil do when the gen.
uins bird. are fret obtained. II fsrmer'
only ~ill learn iha, q little extra s,.
ira expense in starting With any animal
1. bot slight. and will be amply repaid
IN gro~ih and piof,. they ~ill have done
much toward laying a foundation IL ia'
,ure success ia their business. add ., the
same time derive much pleasure from the
idea iha, they osn the 49,, in their hne'