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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
Cairo, Feb. 4th, 1871.

THE SrAR."--The great number Of ad.
vertisemen,s which have been secured for
The Star has made il necessary that we
should publish larger sheet than a, frs.
was our intention and, in order TO do so
in manner satisfactory to ourselves, we
have concluded to not issue the initial
number ofthe new series Of our paper un-
Ill ono week from tomorrow, when il will
appear with . new head, new advertising
typo and on sne paper. We have resolved
TO make The Star success, and take
pleasure in saying that the patronage we
have SO far received goes far beyond our
most sanguine expectations. As an ad.
ver:ising medium The Star will BE- the pa
per Of Cairo, as its rates will be exceed.
ingly cheap, and It will boa visitor 10
every family in the city.
F.GALIGUER ACO.
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Bog" The Marble City discharged 1913
bales cotton, A. rolls leather, 42s SKIS dried
ftuit, 300 dry hides, 10 pkgs furs. for re-
shipment north per rail, and received the
81 Louis freight brought out by the Jas.
FISK John l.umsden and Idlewild, re.
ported in this columns.
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~ The Mississippi has become sta
tionsry at st. Louis after rising four feet.
There is now nine feet water to that port,
and twenty feet below Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

THOUSANDS attest its virtues, and from
all quarters of the Globe come testimon-
ials OF wonderful cures performed by Sim
mons Liver Regulator. feblda&wlm
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Why will our friends run the risk Of be.
coming blind by wearing common Specta-
cles, when they can procure the most per.
fec, article tha, has yet been made, by
calling a, our old friends Taber Bros the
well known jewellers and get pair Of
Lazarus Il Morri. Perfected Spectaeles.
Don't delay. febldaw&lm
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

THE AURORA OIL requires q different
burner from that which 10 used with coal
oil. Ask for the Sun-hinge burner, which
is the best in use. Sold by Ewell & Jacob,
95 Ohio Levee.
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THE TUEsGH's BALL.--Thc grand mas.
querade ball Of the Turner. TO be given
On Monday night next mus, no, te for
gotten. |, will Dc . grand AFFAIR. The
costumes will be unique and gorgeous
the music .plsndid--,he occasion one long
TO be remcm bered.
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Oss hundred presents given away every
nigh, by Poof II. Sands entertainments.
The best magician now travelling. Thirty
two years experience. The grca. Euro
pean traveller.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

Fresh Garden and Flour Seeds, import.
ed and dome'tic, in great variety, Of the
most reliable, and supplied in any qusnti-
ty by Bristol Il Stillwell No. 80 Eighth
street
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

NOT TEs.-The sidewalk. 80 We were
Informed, had broken tpo Of the ribs Of
gentleman Of the Fourth Ward, but the
printer increased the number TO zen.
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AW- The 5, Joseph discharged ca bales
cotton here for rcshipment east per rail.
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LICESsE-City Treasurer Taylor re

LIcESsE'-City Treasurer Taylor re-
ceived for licenses during the month Of
January, $1,000. Licenses during the
year will amount to about $4,000; and,
what is to be rejoiced At, the city has re-
ceived it all. The manner oftheir collec-
ton is so perfect that "lesksge" 10 impos.
sible.
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Special Notices.

Asa RUE, the perfumes now IN use have no pers
man ency. An hour or two after their use, there
no trace Of perfume left. How different In the re-
snlt succeeding the use Of Murry and LAnman'
Florida Water. Days after its application tho
handkerchief cIhales a most delightful, delicate
nd agreeable fragrance. martdeodly
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIoHrs!-A regular
Conclave of Cairo Commandery, No. Is,
will be held at the Asylum in the city Of
Cairo, on this Saturday evening, Feb
uary 4th, 1871. Sojourning Sir, Knights
are courteously invited to attend
JAS, s. REARDEN. Recorder.
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~ The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg
with twelve feet six inches in the channel,
but rising at Louisville with seven feet
over the falls.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

~ The friends Of John w. Bowman,
clerk Of tho Arthur, offer reward Of $3.50
for the recovery Of his body.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

IL you want II good, stylish and we'll
fitting suit of clothes, made to order, you
mast 60 to p. Net, No. 10 Ohio Levee.
deceit
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FoH pistols and cartridges ana bowie
knives, 20 direc: to =. NeGs, No. 70 Ohio
Lcvee. dec3tf
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OSE hundred presents given away every
night by Prof. II. Sands entertainments.
The best magician now travelling. Thirty.
two years experience. The great Europe
an traveller.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

HIERooL Norman's Cha
lybeate Cough syrup-trade mark Of
hieroglyphics-go to Humm, sole agent,
corner Eighth street and Commercial ave.
nue..
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MK y. ViScKsT, one of our old.,lme
citizens, proposes 20 pu, up hi. splendid
residence for 5000, and dispose of i; by
gif, enterprise. The property COS, Mr..
Vincent from $4,000 to $1,000 Tho
tickets will be $3.50 each and We arc
sure the drawing will be conducted hon
csilX
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A LARGE stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand a, p. Nef'., No. 10
Ohio Levee. dec9tf
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Is TowS,-Mr, Benjamin Mum, now
of Chicago, is in the city, in attendance
upon the Circuit Court AS a witness.
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paS- The st. Marys laid over until yes
terday morning and received 10 tons for
Memphis and way points.
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ELECTgON NOTICE.

CITY Clerks once.
Cairo. H.. January 20, ISL.
Notice IN hereby gwen, that thsr. will be gen
erai charter election held
On TUESDAY Ins 18th pAr or fEBRcARr
4, u. 1871,
~ tn. city Of Cairo, IN the county of Alexander
the stSte of Illinois. tor The purpose Of elect
ng-
Mayor,
A CITY CLERK.
city Treasurer,
CITY Marshal.
A CITY Attorney, and
six Members ~ the Select Conucii, as follows
one Member from the First Ward,
One Member from the second ward
Ca. Member from the THIRD Ward,
one Member from the Fourth ward, and
Two Members from the Cty.n.LAfse.
Also
one Member Of tho Board of Aldermen from
Three Members Of IN. same from the second
ward,
one Membcr Of the same from tn. Third
ward, and
Tao Msrnber- Of the same hom III. Fourth
Ward.
Poll. viii he opened IN the diseren, ward. a.
follows:
In the First Ward. At the once formerly known
40 Mckenzie Co.'S, corner Of sixth street and
Washington avenue
In the second Ward, at the eng ne house Of N.
Arab Fire Company;
10 the Third Ward, IN the Hibernian Pre- Com.
pany's engine house, nesr the corner Of Twelfth
street and Commercial avenue;
In the Fourth Ward. st the court r-house.
Polls ~il b. opened h O'Clock am, and
ossi n O'Clock pm. Of said 2sth dsv Of Febru.
sry, 4. y. p7i. JSo. BROWN, City CLERK.
lanicist
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~ The Cumberland is still rising with
thirteen feet on Harpeth Shoals,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

PRoY. II. SANDS, the world renowned
magician and ventriloquist is coming.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

FLouR'-Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls., sacks, SC, for sale at the Egyp-
tian Mills. au
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

PKoy. II. SANDS, the world renowned
magician and Ventriloquist is coming.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

We are authorised TO announce PAUL ".
ALLEN 81 an independent candidate for the Office
of City Marshal, subiec, only to the decision Of
the people ti'
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HOr City l,lsrk.

Nthe request Of many friends, I am e csnii.
date for the Office OF CITY Clerk subject TO the de-
cl-ion Of the democratic party.
MICHAEL J. HDwLEY.
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DON'T you want chance' JAS, Gray
will rattle off a navy revolver, at his saloon
on Commercial avenue, on next Saturday
night.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
I'M PORTANT TO PHYSl.
l. CLANS.
A New Discovery in Pharmacy

There's no medicine % potent IN curing dis
essesas Potophyllln. Could Il lie aim n stored
Sthon, y!ng 6.,n; would .upet,eis al other
The discovery claim to have made Is the..com.
pounding o. Podophyllin with mild lsxaiyes IN
such Q manner ~ TO make mild ami pleasant
csthsr,c that can be administered on all occs-
sions, 10 old OF young. male or female, without
causing irritation aud consequent pain, This
comp pund I call Or. Hoohand's Poiophyllin, or
substitute for MGRcvRs Put. I have taken them
myself, and used them IN my family A. well As IN
my practice for tho last two years, unler all cir
cum stances where scaihlrtc was Indicated, with
the mos satisfactory results. IL acts equally upon
the secrstory and digestive organs, promoting
alyne discharges IN natural manner, always
mild yet active enough to thoroughly clean, the
bOsels OF impurities, giving natural tone 10 the
general system. During the past fifteen years OF
my practice have used all the different purgl'
lives in the Matera Medleavth butlttle satIsiac'
ton. Many Of them such as EPSON and Glauher
Salts, Calomel, Mercury, Anti.bilIoH-, Cathlrtic
and Liver Pills too numerous to mention, all have
aslmilrr effect, They are drastic IN their nature
and by too great activity, eshauslS the system by
draining the bosels of the natural nrlds, always
nscsssary 20 promote digc ton, consequently
producing Piles, Consumption, liVer Complaint,
aud long train OF diseases incident To the diges
tive Organs, instead OF relieving a. intended,
sh L. the compound have discovered, by ITS
mild aperi.nt operating, acts IN gentle move
ment upon the small nt.stlnes and Liver, reltev-
ing them of all obstructions. and nylgorating the
whole ~ stem,
consider these Pills a great achievement ia
the annals OF aedIcine, ant most respectfully
solicit your inyesl CATION, and feel assured On
fair trial ouwill endorse all have said IN their
favor. Nv methsd IN treating such disease, ~
Foul Breath, Liver CoInplansi, Dyspepsia. Con.
stipation OF the BoSels, Bilious Complaints, and
nearly all diseases of the digestive organs mas |
been first to cleans the bowels with The PHI =
then using my Bltters and Tonic 10 strengthen and
yigOrate, and in all cases where proper aten,
ion was paid to the directions the diser.e would
yield without fu' thef treatment, | should have |
called attention to the Pills before now but have
not been able to supply the home demand ior
them. have recently Increased my facilities FOR
manufacturing, and AN now prepared 10 iu!y sup
ply the wants OF all, either IN large or 'maIl
auantties. To accommodate those At distance |
unul they can bs obtained IN every First'clsss
Drug Store in the country, | have adopted the
following prices by mail to any part OF the United
States.
npa no 3
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

Ex.snrRIrr MYERS has gone into the
cattle business.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

ERSsr BgKucnER the butcher, has
hog weighing 462i.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

sdy The Glasgow filled out here with
$50 tons-all she wanted.
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THE RIVER.

~ Business continues very good At
our levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

STILL IN THE FIELD.
We are authorised TO snnounc. tho name Of J..
T. THOMAS A. q candidate for the office Of City
clerk at the ensuing municipal election. I'd
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

REPAIRED,-Yesterday McHale repaired
the Illinois Central sewer, which WAS
leaky.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

h1- The river has risen two feet since
last report.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

~,,The Cincinnati Commercial OF
Thursday last has very ambiguoue arr
ticle in relation TO sand bar a. Smith
land, near Paducah," for the removal of
which, by Congress, the Commercial says
there is petition circulating among
merchants and steamboa.men. AS there
is no sand bar a. smithland it is probable
it refers to tho dam at tho head Of Cum
berland Island. II steamboatmen knew
their best interests they would not sign it,
but endeavor to have the dam repaired,
as that will not only give an ou,le. for
Cumberland river, but cut ou, two very
bad bars to good depth, and avoid third
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NOTICE.
THE NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Shaving & Hair Dressing
Saloon

Is now open TO the citizens of Cairo. Washing,
a nice clean Shave, and Hair Cutting can be had
at
BellfOrtl's, No. 10 9th street.
am prepared to do all kinds of ornamental
Hair work-watch guards and bracelets.
Hair Dressing done in the latest and best styles.
l will 10 to the houses of those unable 10 come 10
my saloon.
Call ON Me.
lsn2sdim JOHN BEDFor'
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

HrLASDs house is being rapidly moved
to its destined location.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

NEATLY fitting boots and shoes at
Ehlers.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
New Time Table,

On and after 1890, pm, Sunday, Dec.
4th, the following time table will govern
the arrival and departure Of passenger
trains at Cairo:
Mail train leaves at......... 3:40 am.
Express, 4" at........ $50 pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Express
leaves sat.................... l2O am.
Accommodation leaves at...12:30 pm.
ARRIVE.
Express, arrives.."..........l22 pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Express
arrives..................... 44o pm.
The last named train leaves st. Louis at
1890 am. Traders can leave Cairo at l;2o
am, reach St. Louis at 1875 Am, remain
n the city three hours, and return to
Cairo at 445 pm, the same day.
Tho 1890 accommodation and Cairo and
st. Louis express leave daily; all others
leave daily except Sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind that
the $3.50 pm, train makes only four stop
pings between Cairo and Centralia, viz
Jonesboro, Carbondale, Du Quoin and
Ashley. The 1890 pm, train stops at all
the stations along the route.
JAS. JOHNSON,
decStf Agent, Cairo.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For City Attorney.

Wa are authorized 10 announce John ". Lan..
den ~ candidate for re..Iection to the Office of
city Attorney n, the ensuing municipal election.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

D% The 1dlewild brought out q sks
wheat, and lot of castor beans and sun.
dries for reshipment to st. Louis, 40 bbls
potatoes, IS bbls whisky, lo1 bales hay,
s26 SKIS corn, rs sheep, 6 tons sundries for
reshipment south, and the following for
Cairo; Chas. Gallagher 80 -four barrels
Is SKIS wheat. :B. s. Harrell, doz wooden
chairs. Stockfeth & Co., 10 bbls whisky.
Thos. Green loo bbls potatoes.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

March, last, city scrip has been cancelled
and destroyei as fnllows,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

PROF II. SANDS, the world renowned
magician and Ventriloquist is coming
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

pJ- A delegation tf Western men arc
in Washington, urging upon Congress
the necessity of establishing system Of
buoys, lighthouses and other signals,
along our western rivers to poin. out the
channel in dangerous localities. Millions
Of dollars are spent every year on light
houses, &c, for the benefit of our foreign
commerce, while very small amount,
comparatively, has been given for the
benefit Of the commerce of tho great
Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, although the
latter has been proven TO be twice as
valuable a. the former.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-08

CULTIVATION the field is toll
erably free from weeds the cultivation
should not be laid aside from use among
the hoed crops. If crust forms on the
surface it needs be broken. If the drouth
prevents this and checks growth, thorough
and frequent stirring of the soil is the best
treatment for the succeeding crop of spring
grain frequent cultivation is nearly equal
to a summer follow. We hardly realize
this, but the difference in well titled corn
field and one otherwise when it is plowed
and sown with the succeeding crop, is ap-
parent enough to convince any one Of the
profit Of thorough cultivation. When so
little work need be done with the hoe there
Is : no excuse for not doing great deal with
the cultivator.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-08

SPEECH OF SENATOR TRUMBULI--
Woman's Rights Adyocated. AT Fourth
OF July celebration at Galesburg, Illinois, q
speech was made by Senator Trumbull.
After speaking in the usual strain of all
orators on such occasions, he instanced the
wrongs the American people had borne
during the rebellion from the monarchical
Powers of Europe, and said "when the re-
bellion ended the voice of single Senator
carried dismay into courts and palaces. y
The Joint High Commission owned the
wrong of depredating on our commerce,
and agreed to pay for it, and he reioiced
that the American people had patience to
await such contamination.
He rejoiced that we did not go to war
with nation of the same race, language,
and religion, that is doing so much for
civilization and Christianity. He then paid
a glowing tribute to the laws of the United
States, which accorded justice and protec-
ton to all alike, and expressed himself
decidedly in favor of the elevation of VIC
man, and hoped the day was not distant
when women would receive the same pay
for the same service as men. The right of
women, he continued, to participate in the
government of the country whenever they
ask for it, cannot be denied, and a nation
would be all the better and purer for their
participation.
He condemned the exercise of war power
in time of peace. Ina time of peace man
should be tried by jury, but in time of war
an armed rebel should be shot. Attempts
had been made to clothe the Executive with
too much power, and Capitalization was
the great danger of a republic. Local gov
ernments are the safeguards of liberty,
while the Federal government isonly need
ed to protect the citizens. Liberal and
kindly action on the part of the general
government was needed to heal the wounds
of the South.
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PRINTERS WAREHOUS,
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
fT,HE LARGEST TYPE FOUNDRY
AND MORE EXTENSIVE
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Sonth OF Philadelphia, is the establishment of
II. L. PELOUZE & co,
RICHMOND, VA.

The Richmond Dispatch says:
RICHMOND TYPE FoUSDRY.-The new dress in
which the Dispatch has appeared for some weeks
was furnished by Messrs. II. L. PELoUzE & Co,
proprietors of the Richmond Type Foundry
We have been using their type for eight or ten
years, and have found them equal in durability
and style of finish to the best foundries in this
country and England. Their prices are uniform
with all the other foundries.n
The Richmond Wig says:
THE RICHMOND TYPE FoUNDRY-We have been
guilty of an inadyertence in failing to mention
that the beautiful suit of type in which the WHO
now appears manufactured for us at the
Richmond Type Foundry. This is the third out
fit we have obtained from that establishment
one before and two since the war-and we are
prepared TO bear emphatic testimony to the fidel-
lty with which the proprietors (hIessrs H l.
Pelouze 4 Coz execute their contracts, TO the
beauty and durability of their work. and to the
fairness of their prices.
The Richmond Enquirer says
The handsome typographical appearance Of
this paper has been noticed and complimented by
the press all over the country, We take pleasure in
stating that our outfit was procured from the
Richmond Type Foundry Messrs. II. l.. Pelouze
q Go, ,.proprietors. je l5--deod&w6m
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BY virtue of an order of the District Court o
the United States for the District of Virginia,
made the 4th day of April, ISL, in the matter OF
>. Il. Fauntleroy, bankrupt, l shall, as assignee
OF said bankrupt, sell at public auction, in front
OF King and Queen Courthouse, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH JULY, 1871,
THAT being court-day) at IL o'clock NJ, the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE surrendered by the said
bankrupt, to wit:
One undivided sixth of the tract of land called
Farmers Mount" which contains (the entire
track 500 ACRES, and lies in King and Queen
county. adjacent to the Dunlxrk Ferry property.
on the Maftaponi river in said county. The late
DIR. Moore Ct. Fauntleroy resided on this tract
in his Lifetime. This interest will be sold entire
ALSO,
The tract of land called "Glenwood,n separated
from the above described tract by the public road
leading from Dunkirk Ferry TO Newtown and ly.
ing only half mile from the Ferry This tract con-
tains 702 acres is the present residence of Dr. S. G.
Fauntleroy, and will be sold entire or in parcels
as may seem most desirable on the day of sale
These lands are very desirable. Any informa-
ton respecting them will be furnished by the I'M
dersiened, If applied by letter or otherwise
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, as to a sum sufficient to
defray the expenses of sale to the residue upon
q credit OF six, fifteen and twenty -four months
IN equal instruments, the purchaser to execute
bonds for the deferred payments, bearing interest
at six per cent. from the day of SALE the title to
be retained until the purchase money is paid in
full, with power to resell in case any bond for
purchase money shall not be paid at maturity.
]. II. O. JONES, Assignee.
st. Stephens Church. Va, May 80, 1871.
Je l6-2aW3W
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Grening State Sournat.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1871.
DOMESTIC.
SINGING UNDER THE BURDEN.

SlNCINtf UNDER THE BURDEN.
1t is the misfortune of our climate that
on almost every American farm the most
delightful part of the year is quite the bust
est. There is not one farm in hundred
where the weeds in the corn and potatoes
are not clamoring for the cultivator and the
hoe, while at the same time the mow-lots
are demanding the cutter bar. As the hot
sun of July urges vegetation, the deepening
gold upon the fields of grain show to the
farmers eye that it is time to put in the
reaper. All sensible women, in families of
this sort, will adapt themselves to the de-
mands of the farm and do what they can to
tighten the heavy outdoor labor.
They will pick peas, weed garden beds,
milk the cows--drive to market, rather
than take hand from the field for work
that they can do. The burst of summer
sunlight at bedroom windows wakens
thousands who are not yet restored by
sleep from the fatigues Of the day before,
and they have no time during the magnifi-
cence of the summer soltice to linger with
loving and leisurely eyes upon the beauties
of tossing orchards, the opulence of forest
LEAKAGE, the cloudless skies, infinite in the
depth of their sunlit blue. But for every
one of these--every dish-washer and pea
picker and milkmaid, there may be mo-
menus u utterhost deIlght. :,
LOOK up my sister, IRON that garden bed
anu see now yonaef great apple tree re-
poses u Diiiow OF green against the FAINT
goid Oh the oat harvest take IN that view
from your pantry window OF the orchard
against the wheat held, the forest beyond,
the pasture fiecked with slow-moving cows,
ana the blush gray OF the wavy outline
against me SKY. III you let your heart lie
alongside the heart OF the Great Mother
you VIII drink her calm, she will quiet you
as mother qmcts her Weaned child. See
now without haste, without rest, " is her
Watchword, as it was the maxim Of one of