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ONE plI.L Is \ Dose.

ONE"plIL Is \ DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated or those suppo,ing
themselves 50, are cautioned against using these
Pal, while in that condition lest they invite mis-
carriage after which aln.onition, the Proprietor
assumes no responsibility. although their mildnc>s
would prevent any mischief to !.cilth, otherwise
the lill- are recommended ~ a
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those a,llicting complaints 50 peculiar to
the scN.
one BON IS ST FICiENT
50,000 Doses have been sold within two years.
Ten Thousand Boxes sent 10y Letter, both by
myself and agents, to all parts Of the world to
which answers have been returned. in which ladies'
say. nothing like the above pills have been know II
.incc tuc science Of Medicine lawnci upon the
World in Removing Distractions and Restoring
Nature t. its proper channel, quietins the nerves
and bringing back the hose color If Health to
the check of the most delicate
Price : per box. Six boxes 81
Soli IN Millleburv. VT, by II. \. SHELDON,
Dru .l,ist, Sole Agent tor Miillchurv.
LADIES. Bv >enlin. him II to the Mildlcburv
Post Office you can have the pill sent contlcri-
TALLY AMI Stree of po,tage' to any part OF the
country. by mail.
Sold also t., Pond & Morse, Rutland; Ncrthrop
< Son. Ca-ilcion; II. Il. Btrlwcl Whitehall +;
j. +. Henry d Co.. Waterbury,; Dcmis, BARNES
s Co.,, New York e. l.. Case. lifanlou; W. W.
iiibharl tuultncy; and 10y zone Druggist" in
every villa &c in The United States. 3j;Gm
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SC1ENCK'S NJ \NDRAKE PILL.

A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the mary
Dangerous Maladies which are caused bv
II morbid condition OF that organ
TO give the public clear understanding ofthe
mode in which SCHkNCK'S Mandrake Pills bro.
luce those wonderful effects which are attcstcd bv
thousands OF reliable witnesses we present "A brief
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LivEn
hnd It's functions, which will make the operation
OF TINS popular medicine pcceptible to every man
understanding.
The Liver is supplied with blood vessels, nerves
and absUflmntsi One of its obvious u-rs * ia
secrete and prepare the lille. 1t likewise filter,
the bloot and SEPARATES that fluid from all impure
ties How indiSpensablv necessary to health is
the proper performance. Of this function II ;he
li'-r Is dcscuscd it cannot purify the blood nd il
that Is sent linck through the lungs brain and
other parts III n morbid condition, it must cause
jaundicc, hiliCu-ncs, obstruction of The kidneys.
gravel, aud MANY other complaints more or c, :
painful and dangerous, but the lcas; OF them quite
enough 10 make man sick and uncomfortable
and unit Tor the performance of any Of the duties
OF HE Ibis unhealthy state Ut the ~ stem very
often ouds in pulmonary consumption
line circulation at the blood is conducted in the
same anncr:-Ihc heart sends the vital current
down through the arteries: it passes through the
iic-h, taking Ip all impurities in its progress
then tue stream ut blood flows back ward throu,,h
the VEINS, ana passes to the liver to bc puritic1
1t Is impossible to cure consumption scrntula or
scarcely any other kind Of liberation while th,t
important organ, the liver, is diseased Ii is Tor
that rca'In that regular physicians rarely cure
consumption. They u>ua ~ begin their treatment
with the Use Of some cough medicine. the b,,i, of
which is morpha or opium in some shape, which
locks up the liver ins cad of relaxing the sccrc
tons, giving u tone TO the stomach. and producing
a heal Inv How Of bile DR.. Schrncks
fCLMoNic SYRUP, SEAwrEp ToNfC, AND MAN
DRAKE Puts,
VIII strengthen the sVstcm purify the h. ood and
rlpcn aud heal ulcers on the lungs
a volume would he required, to give a lrict ac-
count OF the remarkable cures performed bv Dr.
Sthenek medicines, viz:-lulnonic Svrup. Sea
weed Tonic, and Mandrake p,-all of which are
accompanied 10y fall directions for the use of them,
DIR. SCtiENCK will he professionally at his
rooms every week, 81 Bond Street, New York.
and 30 Hanover street, Boston, from A. NJ, until
T.. NJ He gives advice tree. but for a thorough
examination with the RcsIromcter the charge is
i've (D doll rs His medicines are Tor sale bv all
druggists and dealers. Also tull supply at all
times al his rooms. Price OF the Pumamic Srrup
and Scawcel Tonic. each 81 30 per bottle or
100 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills, % cents
per box.
GRO. g. GOODWIN 4 CO., IS Hanover street
Agents for Boston, For sale by all druggists,
3G1y
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THE MOST EXCITING & INTERESTING
l. Book Of the Day.
GEN. l.. &. BAKERS HISTORY
OF THE
SECRET SERVICE {

This History was announced one year ago,
but owing to the attempts of the Government
to suppress it, its publication was delayed 1t
will now be issued unaltered and unabridged
under the immediate supervision of Gen Baker.
It contains full and official expose of the in
trcate Vaccinations Of the secret enemies of
the Union.
For startling developments and thrilling all
ventures this book by far eclipses the f,muus
experience Of Fouche and Nidocq The mar
velous narratives of Gen. Baker are all attested
by the highest official authority. 1t will COLI
tain the only official history of the assassination
conspiracy. a full account of this great start
ling and terrible crime from its conceptions in
the haunts Of yillany to the burial place Of
Booth, has never been placed before the public.
The work also exposes the nef,rious system BY
which Presidential pardons were AMI are 50
readily obtained at Washington.
The morals OF the National Capitol are thor
oughly ventilated and there are some strange
revelations con crn NJ heads of departments,
female pardon brokers, and distinguished mil
itary characters.
Gen Dlker's position as Provost Marshal
and Chief Detective OF the U. s. A. during the
war, give HIM access only to all the facts pub
lished in this work. therefore his History will
be the only work Of the kind published
For full information, &c. , ad lress the under
sgncl.
GEORGE s. BENSON,
Gen'l Agent for the State of Vermont,
Middlebury, Addison Co. Vt
P. q, box -. 4tf
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Two boys Eugene and Gardner, II
and IA years of age, were severely burn
ed at Richford on Sunday of last week,
by attempting to kinde fire with kero-
sine. The younger will probably die.
S. Nj. Traver succeeds L. /. Matti-
son as post master of South Shaitsbury
"A fund of $1,000 has been raised at
Bennington to suppress the rum traffic in
that town.
"A Brattleboro man has just purcla-
scd a $1,000 span of horses at Boston.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. - Youxu's

4NE CHEAT PrNTuLOGiCAL WoRk. of Every
one his own Dpctor-l}cng Il Private Instructor
Tor Married Persons or those about to Marry both
Male and Female, in everything concerning the
physiology aud relations of our Sexual system,
and the Production or Prevention of Clipping in
Gliding all the new discoveries never before given
in the English language, hv WM. YOUNG, VI. D.
This j. really Valuable and interesting work 1t
Is written in plain language Tor the general reader.
aud is ILLUSTRATED with upwards OF one hundred en-
Cravings. All vonng married people, or those
contemplating, infringe. and lnvin. the least i'm
peliment to married lie, should rca tli, hook
II 1isclo>cs secrets that every one should lac ac-
Iuaiutcl with Still it i, a book that must he
locked up, and not lie about the house. It will he
sent to any one on the receipt OF Fifty Cents All
drcS. DR.. WIN. YOUNG No. 40, Spruce Street.
above Fourth. Philadelphia. 2I;lv
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CNILDREN'S LIVES SAVED

~ FOR 30 CENTS.
Thousands Of chill lrcn die annually Of Group.
Now. mothers il v"u would spend 30 cents, aud
always have buttlc OF Dr. Tobias Venetian Lin
imcnt IN the house, "ou never need fear losing
YOUR little one when attacked with thi, complaint.
1t is now - years since l have put up my Lini-
mcut. aud never he ,rd OF u chill dvrS of Group
when my l.iuimcnt was used. but hundred, OF
case, of cures have been reported to me, and many
state it II was $40 per battle they would not he
without it. Bc-i les which II i, certain cure for
Cats Burns. Headache. Toolhachc. Sore Tnroats
Swclliu-S. MumIs, Collie Diarrhra, Dv>cntcry
Spa,mS. Old Surc>, and pain, in the lack and
chest. No once tries il who is ever without
it. 1t is warranted perfectly salr to take inter-
nhllv. Full Directions with every bottle. Soil
10y the Druggists Depot, 81 Cur,latdt Street,
New York. 521w
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1 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MAnnTNEE

THE CHEAPEST hook EVER PUBLISHED.
Containing nearly three hundred pages and $50
fines plates and engraving q the Anatomy Of the
Human Organs in state of Health and nisca. &C
with treatise on early errors its drplurahc con-
sequences upon the mind and body, with the
Authors plan Of treatmcut--'ha only rational
and successful mode ui Cure. as shown 10y the
report II ca-rs treated. 4 truthful adviser to the
married aud Those tontc,nplntn. marriage, who
entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free to any address receipt of Is cents in stamps
postal currency, hv addressing DIR. IA GROIN,
No. 81 Mailcn Lane, ALBANY, n. Y. The author
may he consulted upon any Of the diseases upon
which the book treats, either personally or by
mail. Medicines sent to any part of the world.
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"A country home, after -nj.uru of te '
months ia the CITY. was hardly recognize by her
friends. In place Of coarse ruSti,, flushed face
She hal n soft ruby compile sion of almost marble
smnnthncSs, and lnatcnd of D She really appeared
but is Upon inquiry a, to the cause Of 50 great
a chan 20. she plainly told them that She scd the
CIRCASSIAN BALM. aud considered j. an nval-
liable acquisition to anv l,adv's toilet BY its use
any Lrdr or Gentleman can improve their person.
al appearance AN hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
com iinaiinn As Nature herself is simple, vet I'M
surprised in it, efficacy in drawing impurities
from, also healing cleansing and brauit ing the
skin and complexion. lIy it, direct action on the
cutclc it ii avs from it AL its impurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface As
Nature intended it shoald be, clear, soft. smooth
and hcaLtilu Price Il, sent by Mail OF Express,
on receipt Of an order bv
W. l.. CLARK & Co. Chemists,
No. , West fayctte St, Syracuse. y. Y.
The only American Agents Tor the sale Of the
same. (Sd7;1y
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment of all diseases in
cident to the female system. An experience OF
twentv-three years enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief IN the worst cases Of
Suppression and all other Menstrual arrangements
from whatever causes All letters for advice must
contain 81 Office. No. I'm licott street. Boston.
BIB lard furnished to those who wish 10
remain under treatment
Boston, June - 1855 H;fafv
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Pail Nal Gazette is one of the papcrs
sold by the bogus Morrisscy speech in
Congress, and cXpcnds great deal OF
sober Indignation on it. Those paper.
which were sold by the Gazettc's newly
found article by Swift, can now have
their revenge.
The eight hour movement having be.
come strong ar.Ji'g the workingmen in
Chicago, the railroad companies and
manufacturing shops have generally adopt
ed the rule of paying by the hour This
is the true system for all parties by the
hour or 10y the piece all labor should be
paid, wherever possible.
An old resident of birmingham, Mich,
named Alton, was sitting in his house,
near a window, on SATURDAY night last,
cOnversing with some of his friends and
relatives, when some one approached the
house and fired the contents of shot. gun
through the glass and into his body, kill.
ing him instantly
A couple Of Berlin merchants Lately ar
ranged the preleminaries of duel, in
which they were to shake dice, and the
one making the lowest throw was to drink
bottle suphuric acid. The unluckly
fellow placidly took the draugth prepared
for him and instead of dying, called for
more, the seconds having prudently ex-
changed the acid for beer.
A Texas paper tells of young couple
who eloped ON horseback, accompanied
by clergyman who was to marry them.
The lady's father gave chase, and was
overtaking the party when the maiden
called out to her clerical friend, Cant
you marry us as we run :" The idea
took, and he commenced the ritual, and
just as the brides father clutched her
bridle rein the clergyman pronounced the
lovers man and wife. The father was so
pleased with the dashing action, that, as
the story goes, he gave them lis blessing.
A man has just been tried at Schenec-
tady, n, T., for bigamy, and the three
wives that he had successfully married
confronted him IN court; but euriously
enough he was acquitted, the Judge rui
ing that he was an exception" in the
statute re aiing to bigamy, which declares
that mo person shall be adjudged guilty
OF that crime whose hush md or wife. by
any former marriage shall have been
absent for five successive years without
being known to such p,rson within that
| Time 10 be living"
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Massey HAS TROUBLE IN TIE MANAGEMENT
| OF THE NIGGERs.- are IN ontin,oolt
trouble DOM here with The cussld ringers.
They are harder TO manage than pigs.
Fig don't express their pecoolyarlics.
Mule comes nearer. Their is sich n
method in their obstancy-'ich willlul
cus.ldnis that RELY hev made up my
my mind that don't understand em at
all. They cuddle up to Us ez kind ca Il
bloomln maiden does to her first adored,
and they fling Ia just ez natral ez that
same gullelcss mayden does when number
two heaves in site. They behave well
tor season, apparently for 10 other pur-
pose than to enjoy our discontinue when
they finally throw us. hev BIN a git
Tin suspishen thro me that they amt
half ez stopped ez they ok, and that, af-
ter all, we are not fur from the trooth when
we say IN our resolooshens that they are
the ekals Nv the whites. Why shooden't
they be All why indeed Why shooJn't
the yooth witch is now cross.n tho street.
wich hez Deekiu Pogram's ieechers cz
like cz photograph, hev ez much sense
ez the Deokn hev egssamned
INTO the pedigree Nv that Niger, and
find that his mother he'd the huw.
test and best blood Nv Virginney cousin
toomulohusly thro her velns-and that
stock the Pogram mix coodcn't ma
terially depreclatc IN one generashcn
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THE CONFESSION AND EXPE-
IIENIE nE Az NV n IN

Published for the benefit aud as CAUTION TO
iouNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c., sun
PLYING at the same time TuE MEANS or Srl.r-
CURE. by one who has cured himself after un
der;"ing considerable quackcry. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free Of
charge, may lie had of the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR. Esd, BROOKLYN, Kings Co., NY.4llv
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A ELLINGTON. DROWNE & CO.'S
n Gi,EAr
ONE DOLLAR SALE.

$50 told Watrho,; 500 Silver do: 200 silk
Dress Patterns; 800 Shlwls; 100 Silver Plated
Tea Set, and 100000 worth OF other Goods, all
to he sold for 81 each
Send % cts. for checks, which will inform you
what you can have Tor 81.
Agents wanted everywhere TO whom special
terms are eiven. Send for circulars which will
give full int alton. In every list Of lOO checks
Ne guaran- ce % silver watch Send stamp for
ei,culrs. ARLINGTON, BROWNE 4 90,
oI3 Washington ST., Boston, Mass,
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,SPECIAL NOTICES.

'-0-~>]>'-|'~S'-r'-',-S'-' -
ID RANDRETIIS PILLS -Uur the
ID DRY: Local disease, whether Of the stomach
and bowels enlargement of the joints, rheumatic
pains, cutaneous eruptons, even dy speptic COM
plants boils or whatever form such local disease
puts on are so many "PrUols" Of n dscrdered
state Of the blood aud bowels. which
BRANDRETHS PILLS
correct and cure. Experience aud 40 900 cerlh-
Gates say this is so. u. BlIANDRETH.
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DR, S. S. FlrCIrS

F1WLY PUYSICT1N,"
Seve1ty-siX page price % cents Sent to any
address. No money required until the book is
received read, aud fully appreciated 1t is a
perfect guide to the sick or inlisposed. Address
DR.. 5. 5. FITCH, 70 fremont ST., Boston. 4j;lv
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own or \illnrC

IilERE'S not Il City, Town or Village
L in the Uniicl States where Tarrlut'> Elltr
ve>ccEt settler Apcrcnt is not household med
icinc. From every point of the compass, every
mail brings testimonials of it, marvellous efficacy
in dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver complaints
and constipation.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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w Is some convenient. grecal,c and prompt
remedy for llahliu..l CosiivcncSs. 81 would
advise all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia,
Custivcness, Piles Hiousncss Headache, or any
form vt indigestion to use DIX. tAniiisoN's PEnis-
rAirtc l.uzrNGEsn Elisha Huntingdon NJ, ID .
ex licutenant.G ,vernor of Massachusetts. They
are pleasant to the taste aud never reiiulru in
crease Of dose 10 perfect cure.
For sale bv J. ! IIARRisnN 4 Co., Proprietnrs,
No. fremont Temple. Boston, aud by all Drug
.ists, or will he mailed on receiving 60 cts. l5lw
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nor SALE.

The Ayrshire Bull ARGYLE" Price 5000.
This Bull is now well known in this vicinity
having received ist premiums at ChampI,in
Valley Fair and Addison County Fair last Fall
lie was calvei In the Spring Of 1862; bred Lv IL
H. refers, OF Sonthbor"', Mas. |, from an i'm
ported COW and sired hv an imported hull.
lie can uow he seen at the barn of j. G. Well
ington, Esq, of this village where, If not sold
within two weeks, he will he kept through the
summer TO- the use of Cows
Terms: 81 Tor the season. Two COWS from same
party, 20. Three or more from same Marty 80
each. Address, tor further information,
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
Mid lleLury. VT, April 29ih, 1897. 5tr '
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, beng appointed iy the Pro.
bate Court for the District OF Addison, Cur,n,i-.
toners, to receive. examine and adjust all cls,hss
and demands Of all persons against the estate "A
DAVID HOOKER,
late oi addlebury in said district deceased and alyo
al 'airs rnd demands exhlbitedin Offset, thercto
and the terri n six months, frum the 17t day II
Arm, 1867, lslng all5Eed by .aiJ U.tn
Tor That purpose, do therefore hereby gi,e
notice that *e VIII sttend to the busi.,css II
our said appointment at the dwelling house tf
Betsy Hooker. Of iihldlebuly, on the third
Thursday Of May and October, next, from ots
Jeloc; until four o'clock,t. NJ, on each VI said
DAYS.
Dated at Mi,ldleJury, this t7lh day Of April,
A. ID. 1867.
I;3w L. d. TWITCHFIT Com'rs.
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27S G'celwick ST., New York
"a Sold Ivy Druggists all over the World.


GCROFULA, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Liver and Kidney Di>ca,cs.-Wm.
r. Prince Flushing New York, for 60 wears pro-
priror OF the l.nuGn Nurseries. has discovered
the Rcncliil flants which are Positive Cures ior
the above aud all inherited and Chronic Diseases,
Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Rheumatism. all
Female Maladcs and others resulting from impu-
ritv ofthr bloc !, ihcrto inrumblr. ENpl lnatory
circular, one stamp. Treatise On all diseases, ~
cents.
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NONDERFUL But TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
AstrologiSl and SOmnamhuli>tic Clairvovant lille
in clairvoyant state, dcincatc, the very feature,
ct the person You arc to marry. and NV the all ol
an instrument Of intense power, known as the
rSychomotrop', guarantees To produce IA perfect
AMI litclikc picture of the future husband nr wife
OF the applicant with date ofmarriagc occupation.
leading traits of character, &c. This is no impo.
.liion As testimonials without number can assert.
liv stating place of birth, age, disposition, co.or
OF eyes and hair, aud enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed TO Yourself Won will
receive the picture by return mail, together with
desired information.
Llf' Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, i. o. Box 297, West Troy. n. Y.
(S)i7:1y
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DOPULAR Pastures for Field and
Il Fircsidc The best house book published.
Rules Tor Croquet, l}as- Ball, Archery. &C.. Sc.
he chapter on Gardening aud Flowers is worth
the price of the book. $50 PIP. illustrated. Price
$40 by Mail. MILTON BRADLEY & CO.,
Springfield Mass
CRoQrET--lrs PEtvririrs ANp RELIES. Several
new points eNpaincl. STANDARD authority. 30
pm. illustrated Send - cents for book. or STAMP
for lit oil 'radlev's Patent Cro1uet.
MILTON BRADLEY Il Co., Sprin ;fied, Mass
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers. being sppointcd by the
Probate Court for the District Il Addison, Tom
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust sd
tl,ims and demands Of all persons Against tie ss'
tate Of JAMES ,JOJISso~
late Of Middlebury in said dis,r;r, d,.,ssed. and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN ofs~t
thereto: aud six months from the g1th dry "
April, 1867, being allowed by said Court ~ tlst
purpose, we do thereto e hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business 81 our said appoint
ment Mt the store OF Jason Davenport OH the 4th
wednesday OF May and October next frthn I
oelo IN the afternoon until o'clock, on each
said DAYS.
Dated at Mid,lebury, ihis 2itb day Of April, A.
J. DAVENPORT c....
';"w +. VAfd.ErTE, "o"' ~
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YAK + no more unpleasant and unsafe
Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous,
diseases. Use llELMnnIn'S EXTRACT RrCIiu aud
J n!f"Ncl Hose Wash. 49;ly
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THE PUZZLE OF TIE AGElo
NO LIVING EYE

Il The sharpcsl observers give it up Foopl
who ire proverdal f,r their cri ical perceptions,
are utterly at fault.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-05-04
CHAP. II.

In the cool, swvc. !isl Of wooded. nook.
Where the May buds sprinkle the green old o,;nl |,
-lnd the winCS. and The birds. an the limpid brook,
Muin:ur ;hcir dreams with Il t,iowsv $Urni.'