Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 375
ayette and Huntington, Indiana. When we first began to use them we baitedthem or enticed them through the duct byhanging a piece of raw meat at the oppositeend, but our latest experiments have been bythe use of a live rat, started through the ductahead of the ferret, which entices the ferret… … A FERRET, HARNESSED AND MUZZLED, CHASING A RATTHROUGH AN UNDERGROUND DUCT, AND DRAG-GING LACING TWINE, BY WHICH WORK-MEN PULL THROUGH A TELE-PHONE WIRE. their sports, even in midwinter, in the wild which is attached the end of a ball of lacingplaces of nature, it is not because they twine. As the…
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