The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

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p uss ~ sne nones nnese mesac is cult.>
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enooio % ineolcased. ana ehll1ren shoaid
grow up re9ar0n4 snem - sacred among
uod'o sweetest gifts % man Those VINO
court the oe1panionship OF nan are beanti-
iai they eniiven and cheer his labors y
tneif songcs and protect his crops agalns'
tIe.f worst enense@ Incy ~ sne ea'.le.
when the Denevoient Creatof nss ses against
NE inoroioess nol0piae1uon ~ 'ns insect
uaoes, ana tney censos % c c,s :no urisen
away nom oar cultaveseo neloe, Witnout oes,
uoy'ng me nax@ony OF uoo Provldentiai
efrangemon0 NO ptlncipie "a sne economy
OF cuitavas,ne me earth 70 better established
than thls Birds are protection to our grain
0elds, our gardens, and orchards; saving by
their labor hundred fold more than they
destroy. In the newly settled states, where
the balance Of nature has mot only been des.
troyed, where the forest affords protection to
the birds, and idle vagabonds with dog and
gun are few, they have the finest fruits
The insects multiply - the birds decrease,
ana they spread blight over tho grain helds
ana ofcharoA
We VINO have our hands upon the pioW,
can not al write songs Or educate the young
can oil do something 70 remedy this evil =
We can as least educate ourselves and iami-
lies, to respect The right OF birds, and our
own intsFcsea Observe the blacsblrds, the
robins, ana otner olrds a. they follow onr
scots'ePs 10 tne Iurrow: what mui'i!aoe
OF gruoe ana worms ANA egg OF insects ,hey
eevour Wsecn any pair o. 'ney ieec 'ne !:
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.nsec's, MONS, liiers, ea'elP,i.ars htel'
slny nss's soout 1ne gaiaen = .ne seia,en.ds
ay .uj u enese enem'e' u ouf nuns ""N
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"ua Pfo'D0uon'
mo schoolooy rude, TO mischlef prone,
Fer shows his ruddy face;
VI tWangs ms DOW, OF nufas estone,
In this sequested place.
Hlther the gentle tnruener s'rs'
secure me linne! slnes;
Ine goidnncn dreaas no nlmsy sn"'es'
10 clog her painted wings.
The fruit and ornamental trees, that we
need for the shelter Of our dwellings and to
give US fruit, will afford delightful refuge
for the birds, 1.-THE fir trees are their home
and all other trees that make thick shade
Plant trees then in front of your house, and
along the roadside as far as your farm eX-
tends. Enlarge your fruit yard, if you have
only enough trees for the support of your
own family, you want some to give your
neighbors, and full supply for the birds
Do not be stingy in this provision. The la
borer is worthy Of his hire. Remember
that every bird you can induce to locate
upon YOUR trees, rids you of enemies, and
Increases re- your w 'sa M. a h sa'' I p