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as proven. after dedueting therefrom the sum Of
S2Sl. leaving balance due on said account Of
S4Ssl7. exclusive Of interest
4" That the amount Of spiritaons liquors sold to
plaintiff at retail rs specified in the plea Of set
Of IN Orier to bring the legal point before the
Court, Is admitted as proven, the plaintiff claim
Ing that it IS Illegal and not recoverable under
the Act Of 1854 the question submitted to the
Court being the legality Of the se,-oF under said
Act. and the defendants right TO recover.
HOuOlulu, January u, ls7l~
The plaintiff contends that the se,oE is not
legal. and cites the Statute Of 1854, which is rs
follows:
That 10 suit broaght for the recovery Of any
debt contracted sfter the PRONUNCIATION Of this
Act, for spiritu0us liquors sold, or furnished TO
any person BY any licensed retail dealer in such
liquors, shall be maintained in any court Of this
Eing,iom.@
The counsel for the defendants contends that
this enactment is unconstitutional, and that the
statute law Of tais Kingdom. on every principle
Of justice, right, and reason, eau not deprive the
heensee Of the power Of collecting what he
honestly sells BY virtue Of the power given him
FOR the consideration Of 81 900
The account commenced on the 2Sth day or
March, lS6S. and ended June lst, 1869. aud Of
course the sale was made under an annual license
daring that period. When the license was taken.
the provision Of law had been in force for
some years. The licensee knew perfectly well
that be could could not recover for hqucr sold on
credit, and in this case it is in evidence b7 the
defence that the plaintiff told the witness (ubo
vas the bar-keeper,) that be should not pay the
account The Heenses had fair warning by the
law and by the party himself ard yet he continued
to sell the plaintiff in most ruin0us quantities
When the license was given this law was
condition. and hence it becomes virtually u part
u the contract, &c. and Of course there can not
exist any ground for charge Of Injustice.
The counsel further couteud that it is in re-
s,raint Of trade, aud therefore unconstitutional
and void.
This law Is 10 the nature Of a police regulation
for the prevention Of drunkenness, and this prin-
ciple Of legislation Is sustained by numerous au-
,horities. License Gases, 5 How, sol Cooleys
Constitutional Limitations, 5S3; Wynehamer IS.
People l3 y. Y, SIS Gill rs. Parker, 81 Vt.
$40 People Us. Hanley, Mich, $50.
1t Is a wise provision OF law as it Is constant
OF the cost Of intempera:e habits The
bin claimed Is a set-off Is the best evidence that
every precautionary measure should be taken 10
.bis.d the poor victims Of inteuperauce.
1t may be well to give an example of this ac-
,ount. 1t continued for few days over thirteen I
months, and the amount of the bill for LIQUORS /
sas Sl,07650, most Of which was contracted in I
en months. The account for the month of May
: fair average Of the whole period.
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We are requested to notify the public
that the steamer kilauea, after her trip TO
hOna next week, VIII Iay up for one week
for the purpose Of eleaRaag her boilers,
&c She vii again commence her regu-
lar trips on Monday, March 18th
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Notice.
Administrators Notice.

In the natter Of the Estate Of ALEX WHITE,
Of Molo4a. Ksusi. deceased
UlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed Temporary adnisistrators Of the above
Estate ali persons h4viaz claims sgsiDs: said estate
thautics;ed to the sudersiznsd. and al persons IN
possess9a Of property beisnginZ to aid estate
notified 70 account for the sane EithoGt delay
LUCY WHITE.
" o. SMITH
Lihus, Jan. Is. Is7I-
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Administrators Notice.

VHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il apPeinssd sdniaistrztor q the Estate Of J. II.
ThruPp of K.iEiki. HiIs. Hssafi. dsesassd-hsEsbJ
requests al Psrsons T. prsssut fer rlzus on or Be
fore the Grss Day q March nsxt, they E be for
ever barred and al persoas indebtsd 20 TIE aboFs
estate are requested % make snDcdiats payment to
L. SEVERANCE
HHos Jaa.se ls7I--4st Aduinis.rztor.
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c,rpnrur corRr or THE uAwAu.N

CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDSin Bankrupteyln the matter u the Estate
Bernard bankrupt of Honolulu In reading aud sling
the petitton o Saafrd n Dole and Thee lfcck sss<nces
in bankruptcy II said estate kne % have the accouats q
said csase examined and allowed hy the Curt and them
selves discharged f their trust Assignccs q the -d
IL is ordered that THURSDAY the eth dsy q March,
A. D. ISL AZ 10 ocgek At theCourt House In u9oiuu.
be and the same hereby appointed tAe aud pia-e Or
the hearing of the said petition, when and where all persons
interested may appear and show any they have Why
the said petition should not be granted.
1 Is further ordered that this order be puhshei IN the
HAwAN GAIKrrK for ur successive weeks prcvious sid
h,aring.
n. A. WIpEMANN.
Attest; Associate Justice supreme Court
wArrxR X. SEkL. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu tlth July, ISL ktt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GsUPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian Islands,
- In Probate In the q the Estate q Edward
BROWN Of Hpnoiun dcccaacd document purpurtnr q b
tho last w and Testament q the said Inward nruwn Do
ceased having the aoth DAY u January, A. ID 1871. been
presented Probate Court and rcttu r The probate
thereof and AZ the Issuance % Letters fcsacntsy Mary
Isabella rFn having been ni~i BY sid Mary IsaheA nrcwn
10 hereby ored that fftlpAf tis -.te a.1 q $50
% said conrt a. cuouiu IN the Island q ou
be- and the u hereby Appointed the time Cor proving
sai win and hsarne said arpiicafn when aad vherr any
person interested aay appear ami cntest Tie said W and
the granting ef tif;vrs 1cstamcntafy.
Ia further ordered That notice thereof Be given ~ pub
Iicaton weeks IN the Hliraiian ets
newspaper printed and publlthcd IN honolulu And t Il
further ofercd That citations Be- issued thc subscribing
witnesses ad Wt aud he heirs o the tesater IN The
Hawaiian IsAnds 70 appear and eont the probate q sid
win, 40 the time appointed
H. A. WInEMANN,
Attest; Justice q he supreme Court
wAlrr r. sxAL Deputy Clr,k, supreme coart
Honolulu. JannAEy 81. iS1L St
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furnished % subscribers
Within 10 70 20 days from the date OF pubII-
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in any part of the Group.
Back numbers Of the leading Monthes and Weekes al
ways On hand fs made mp short notice for whssmen
and travellers.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF HONOLULU, OAHU.

H1HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that his oaice viii be closed for the collection Of
taxes due for the year 1870 after Saturday the IIth
Of March proxiuo, and all parties who have not paid
at that date vii be preceded against according to
law. GEO. II. LUCE,
February 2I. IsTI (sImj Tax Collector.
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NOTICE.


A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR-
IA bidden % trust any on ny account, unless
UPON ~ written order. I VIII pay no debts con
tFacted b. others 10 ny nams
s-sts Hama, Fsb. 10, Is71 7. LYONS.
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of EDWARD R. coFFIs, deceased.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Executor of the
Il VII ef EdHzrd B. Com. late u Honolaiu, de-
eeased, hereby gives notice 10 all Persons having
claims agznEt the Estate Of the said deceased 10 pre-
sent the within siE months from this date, or
they VII Be forever barred and al persons indebted
70 the above Estate requested to make immediate
Paynsnt-
J. W.AUSTIS, Exeeuforof
the viii Of Edward T. CofB.
HsnoluIs. February IS. 1871. s-4t
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Water! Water |!

Water! Water!
THE INHABITANTS OF HONOLULU
Il recsiviug Eatsr from the Government pipes are
notified hereby that the water viii be drawn Of from
the Reservoir Friday next the 24th, inst, for
pairs:
They are therefore advised to furnish themselves
9Th sufficient supply on the day previous
THOS. LONG
Supt. Of Water Works.
HouOIslu, Feb. 22d. 1871. So
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a.,

ON SATURDAY EVENISG LAST, CS ADAMS
~ Or Hotel streets. bunch Of keys. Tue finder
Hl be literally rewarded b. returning the sane to
the Post OEIes- SIT
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Religious Papers.

New York IniePendent Congregational organ) m 80 90
Christian Union u W Beechers papeT -. 90
Chicago Advance egatilna .......... 90
Bsiol regitiqlast .......-... %
Aes fork Observer byterianl -......-.-. %
kvangeilst =" .-.-.-..--......-...- 1 90
Tablet lCaihollcl .--.--.-..--.....-.... 5 90
Blstuu Pilot fC4tholf-i a.
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Juvenile Periodicals.

Our Young Folks (muufhIyl ..-... 49,. 5 co
Tie Youths Companion weekly ........ . 80
lemorests Young America (nouthly )...... ... ) 90
lhe ghcaso Little CORPORAL (weekly) 50
The Boston Nursery fuonthlyl - .--........ - . 50
aerIys Ngseum, Boston lmouthlyl .-.- so
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Freight for San Francisco viii be received at tho
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
carriage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken BY
the Company.
Liberal Advances Made ON aIl Ship
ments per Steamer.
Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than BY Sail
ing Vessels. Particular care taken Of Shipments Of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will be received, and filed by Of Steamer
szD- Shipments from Europe and the United States
intended for these Islands, will be received by tho
Company in San Francisco If consigned 70 them and
he forwarded BY their Steamers 70 Honolulu, FREE
OF CHANGE, except actual outlay.
61- Passengers requested to take their tickets
before IL o'clock the day Of sailing and 10 pro-
cure theii Passports.
I-3m II. HACKFELD CO.. Agents
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MisceIlaneous Papers.

News ofths World, l. numbers, Is cents each m %
Steamer Bulletin. 3O
The American Agricuturst ,mouthlyl SO
Lsslies Budget Of Fun monthly 50
Inc seentnc American. 90
The Couniry Geutlsulan weekly 90
Rural New Yorker weekly 90
Army and NAVY Journal
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American MonthIIes.

Hitchc0ck's Nazszine -: .. 400
Peters Masi1ai Monthly %
Es- Any Psrodeais. list viii Be ordered At
auy tine, and ssppIisd a. cost and charges
Aedrszs IA. n. WHITNEY.
Houclau Is.I s1a NJ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

road bed and harbor need but the most
it the inm -diate interest Of the great
Northern Pacific to tasten itself here per
manently and beyond the question Of our
bhndeSt opposerS. Let our capitalists see
to il that the splendid opportunities Of this
present year-oppOrtunities surely without
parallel in history as regards the certain
vestments and the least degree of living
enterpriSe-that these unprecedented op-
portunities be not lost
Pa,s delay has been excnsable, entirely
so. The tide of immigration was stayed !;
the railroad era was not at hand. But now
the iron horse of the North Pacific champs
The bit at Yokomo. Open the golden gate
for him and your own prosperity, Messieurs
owners and proprietors OF Superior Who
of you is master of the situation? Who of
YOU know how to organize victory? The
year 1871 will develope whether Superior
has among all the gentlemen Of finance and
law, Of railroad experience and administra
tive talent, who own property here, the
cool mind and eagle eye that discern the
hour of victory, and the master voice and
guiding hand that lead others to advance
and win it, All we ask IS that each who
reads the signs of the times and the less n
of the hour, gives himself no rest till others
see with him and ACT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

WISCONSIN CENTRAL r. R-The CON
Struction OF the Wisconsin Central Rail
road has been proceeded with so quickly,
and so free from the usual noise of so great
an enterprise, that but few people are aware
OF fhe magnitude of the undertaking, and
Of the skill and energy with which it has
been advanced. This road, starting at
Dotys Island, Menasha, as the initial point
of the land grant, runs to Stevens Point,
thence to Lake Superior. Hon. George
Reed, President, and one of our pioneer
railroad men, has already negotiated most
favorable terms with eastern capitalists,
among the rest, the distinguished capitalist,
Mr. Colby, of Boston. 1t is intended to
construct the entire line, and furnish rolling
sto without encumbering the road. The
company have already purchased, and are
shipping westward their iron, together with
their engines, freight and passenger cars.
The iron will be laid between Doty's Island
ana Stevens Point by the first of October
and the road will be in operation soon at-
ter The work on the rest Of the line will
be advanced as rapidly as possible. This
is one Of the most important lines of road
IN the Northwcs. 1t traverses "A country
rich in timber and mineral 1Hilaoatthee
Sentinel.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

OPENING OF NAVIGATION TO LAKE SU-
pERIoR FOR FIFTEEN YEARs.-As IA matter
for future reference we present below the
date of opening navigation to Lake Snpe-
rior for fifteen successive years, including
the present:
1S55-June Is, steamer Illinois, 927 TONS first boat
through
lS56-May 4, steamer Manhattan, 800 tons, first
boat through
1S57-May 9, steamer North Star, 100 tons, first
boat through
Is S--April IS, prop. Iron City, 600 TONS first boat
through.
ls59-May 8, Lady Elgin, 1893 tons, first boat
through
1s6o-May 1lth propeller Fountain City, -S20 tons
fir-t boat through
lS6l-May 3, steamer Michigan, 543 tons, first boat
through.
lo62-April q, steamer City of Cleveland, 7SS
tons, first boat through
1853 April IS propeller Mineral Rock, $50 tons
first boat through.
1S64-May >, propeller Dubuque, S34 tons, first
boat through
lS65-May 3, propeller Lac la Belle, S57 tons, first
boat through
1S66-May 7, propeller Northern Light, TIC tons,
first boat through.
lS67-May 8, steamer Keweenaw 634 tons, first
boat through
lS6S-May 4, steamer Keweenaw, 634 tons, first
boat through
IsCe-May 7, propeller St. Paul, 900 tons, first
boat through
l07o--ApHl 25, propeller Pacific, 616 tons, first
boat through.
lS7I-May s, prop Ontonagon first boat
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

TUE wiseacres who manage affairs at Du
luth sem to think that wrong once ac-
complished, becomes a right. SO they
FASTENED to make a hole through the Point
that they might inform the general govern
ment that the ditch canal was now public
highway. Not to speak of the gravel late
ly shoveed in by the northeasters, so that
the highway is crossed by a gravel wagon
track, it is evident to any brains outside OF
the Duluth atmosphere that illegal routes
are not public highways to any great ex-
cent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

DULuTH speculation hopes to succeed by
sheer lying, and It's own lies will yet be its
downfall. A food of light is poared upon
it from every quarter aud opposing truths
will yet prevail. The people of this
country are not owned by Jay Cooke &
Co. and we fear they never will be. Du-
luth facts will yet become "A proverb for
falsitying. They have reduced
to fire art Ifyou don't
believe this, stranger, visit thi, region and
see
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matter might subject him to in case the IN
junction should be granted.
The Dis trict Attorney was therefore per-
milted to elect whether he would defer
making the pending motion until the ses-
sion of the Z. S. Circuit Court at ST Paul
III June next, or would Withdraw the mo-
ton for the purpose OF renewing it as so n
rs practicable before Judge Miller (o Iowa)
or Judge Dillon, at Chambers. The Dist
Atty preferred the latter course and the
mo lion was withdrawn accordingly.
However much the delay is to be regret
ted, certainly the scrnples of Judge Nelson
are to be respected; and in this connection
we may say that the statement in the Du-
uth Wn,sesotio1a of last week-refcrring TO
this motion-to the effect that the people
OF Superior were congraJulating themselves
upon Judge Nelson's ownership Of property
here, and were boasting that therefore he
was "sound' Oh the goose" (so the Wtah1e-
s0t,an had 1T, was perhaps the most ma
hcious libel OH our people that ever appear
ed III a Duluth print, and that is saying
considerable. Those who know the editor
of that paper and his reckless and adroit
methods, would be apt to suspect the ruSe,
and would scarcely be misled. Others
however, unfamiliar with the ways and
tricks Of the willy Doctor" might think
almost as meanly of us. as they VIII of him
when thus exposed.
The canal operators at Duluth mean
while are working away like beavers, pos
>eSsed with the insane notion that som,
great advantage to them or disadvantage
to the United States, in the pending suit,
is to be secured by opening the canal clear
rossthe point, and keeping 1t open, before
an injunction order shall be actually served
No stronger evidence could be afforded Of
their own expectations as to the result of
hearing on the motion, than their ill-ad
visrd and unworkmanIike activity under
this foolish idea. The old fable OF SisyphuS
is realized III their case. Time and again
they cut the canal through at immense cost,
to find it So filled up at its mouth by the
first northeast wind, as that scarcely a sign
OF the excavation at that point can be OBJ
served.
They and their advisers seem never to
i we heard Of such a thing as a mandatory
injunction, the office OF which is to compel
party to undo, and repair the effects of,
unlawful acts; and they Seem to be totally
innocent OF the idea that courts sometimes
have wsy-in precisely that class Of cases
to which this suit belongS-of authorizing
an aggrieved suitor (the United States in
this instance) to undo the work of a wrong
doer, IN case the latter refuses to act to
that end, in obedience to an order or decree,
and Of assessing the whole expense of the
corrective measur s, against the contuma-
clous party.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

The excellence OF a writer depends much
more upon the quality, than the quantity of
the matter he gives us. The humidity of
long summer days may be gathered into
one sndden shower; the anguish of years
may be chrystaIized into one flood of tears !;
and experiences, joyous or butter, the sor-
rows and struggles, or the happiness and
hopes Of life time, may be condensed into
a paragraph or page.-Lute Iaylor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

Col. John S. LOOMS, the Land Commis-
sioner Of the Northern Pacific Railroad has
been busily occupied during the whole of
the qast week at his rooms at the Metropo-
Titan working up the l,cal details Of the
comprehensive scheme Of colonization in
connection with the lands of the Northern
Pacific Railway, of which he is a director
st. PuuI Press
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1856. SJPERIO 1870.
L IAN . AC NCY,
OFFICE, NO SAT, WEST 2ND 81.
e. W. ANDERSON 'JR.,

Real Estate bought and sold on commissions
Titles Examined and correct abstracts furnished
Taxes Paid for non-residents.
Land War; nts Located, and all business in con-
nection with Real Estate promptly attended to-
Desirable Lots and Lands in and around SUPE-
ROR, DULUTH, and FoNDULAC, for sale
Several Tracts Of Choice Pine Lands on naviga-
bic streams and very accessible for sale
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
sold.
Passage Tickets to and from ali parts of Europe
for sale
With an experience Of FOURTEEN years in this see.
tion, | am Thoroughly posted in all that pertains to
real estate, md parties dcrug 20 invest in or around
Superior or bulntb or having property to sell would
do well to confer either in person or by letter with
H. W. n nde,son- .yr.-.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
SUPERIOR CITY, WISCONSIN,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

TIE atfidavi;s published by the Mime
sOtiaH OF piece with all the Duluth
bluff games. Here board of U. S. engi
neers fully competent to decide and entire
~ unbiased, make an official report by or
der of Congress and the Secretary of War,
deciding against the foolish schemes of Du
luth and the chief officers severally make
affidavit to this effect Then after endless
labor the Duluth managers produce pom
derous afiidavits from wandering subalterns
of the navy and from the engineer Of their
own road, by which they hope to offset the
solemn testimony of officers whose business
it is to know and tell the truth about Lake
harbors Alfred Davys from the Mime
s2tian office, also from the Tribune and
Denocrot are now in order Swear away
gentlemen. The Z. S. Engineer depart
ment will dry up when Duluth truth and
wisdom put in an appearance.
II is refreshing to watch the childish ef-
forts Of the village across the bay to whip
the United States government A little
steam yatch used as a ferry between Du-
luth & Superior was dragged through the
canal ditch by main force the other day, in
order to send ont the lying statement that
steamer bad passed through the Duluth
ship canal. The northea>ters have closed
the ditch twice since, SO neatly that a tea
kettle could not navigate this vast Internal
Improvements
THE city council OF Knottsville are yet
under the delusion that they are running
the United States government. 1t the Al
dermen of that village want to spoil the
navigable waters Of state boundary, or
blot out United States harbor improve
ment, or brow-beat Z. S. Engineers and
Z. 5. Judges they undertake the work with
/ the calm sense of reflected greatness de-
rived from the smiles OF Cooke Bat to-
many cooks will spo1 the Duluth broth and
northeasters are bad seasoning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13

W4NTS OF THE PEOPLE,
and we think we can SUIT who may favor us with
call In this line will be found good selection of
RO8BER GOODS consisting of Colts, BLAN
HE1S, LEGGLNS, &C., and also, OIL CLOTHING
of various sizes
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Carpeting and Wall Paper

OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, and WALL PA
PhR, we have many handsome and excellent varie
ties to which invite attention.
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CLIO OTHING:

Our stock Of clothing has been purchased with spe-
cial reference to the climate and to the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13
D " GOOD 81:

In this department will be found general assort
ment of DRESS GOODS, and trimmings of the
latest ses and patterns and also large variety Of
CLOTHS and CASSLJ[ERES &c
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-02-09
Li5er0tifY IN TdrMiHg.

In Mi. art, ana almost il t1is art
alone, at ig the liberal hand tina.
makcjh rich
Liberaiily in pro ,Ue,.g utensils, is
the saving both Of line and labor
The more perfect hi, Instruments, Oh,
more profitable yrc tlrY,
So aIso.lt ~ witt his working cat
tie and sock. The most perfect in
their kinds are ever the most proIla-
bic.
LihcraIity in gool harms and VAIN
shelters is the source Of health
strength and comfort to animals
cause, them to thrive on less fuo.
AMI 8ccurcs from damage all sorts Of
crops.
Liberality also in tho provisions OF
food for domestic animals IS the
source Of flesh, mnsclc anl manure.
Liberality to the earth, in So cd
culture and compost, is the source Of
its bounty.
Thus it is in agriculture, rs in every
part ofcrcalion, 4 wise AL poternal
Providence has Inscpcrnhlp connected
our duty and our happiness.