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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28

BY FREDERICK LOCKER.
Beautiful heart we come again
Where my love rep0ses
This is Mabel's window pane
These are Mabel's roses.
Is she nested, Does she kneel
In the twilight Silly,
Lily clad from throat 20 heel,
She, my virgin lily,
Soon the wan, the wistful stars,
Fading, will forsake her
Elves Of Light, on beamy bars,
Whisper then, and wake her.
Let this friendly pebble plead
At her fowery grating,
!; she hear me VIII she heed
Mabel, sm waiting.
HArk, yon raptured carol proves
Love no empty fable
Hush, sweet bird, her lattice moves
Mabel, dearest Mabel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28
100000 ACRES.
CHEAP FARMS,
The Cheapest Land in Market. far sale By the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY

3.OOO.OOO Acres in Central Nebraska, now t1r
sale in tracts of 90 acres and upwards on and ll
years credit 1t per cent. No advance interest
required.
Mid and healthfui climate. fertile soil and ahUn-
dance u good water.
The best Market in the West The great mimi <
region %. Wyoming. colorado. Utah and Nerada.
being supplied oy the farmers IN the Platte valley
Soldiers entitled % a Homestead ~ 100 acres. The
best location ilr Colonies Free home lor all. Nj
lions ui acres o. choice Government Lald- open tr
entry under the Homestead Law. near Oh : treat
Railroad, lib good markets auf al Tie couven-
fences o.. an old settled country
Free passes o. purchasers oi Rl lroad Lands
Sectional maps showing the land. IS. new et G on
q descriptive pamphlets, with new maps mailed
free everywhere. Address,
o. T. DAVIS.
Land Com'r L. PR. R. Co.. OMAHA. Nan.
Mar Is -td&W4w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28
nECKwITH SEWING MACHINE

y
I'IE IMPROVED rsI1I BFCFWTTU SEWN
4 MAJ hlNE, with new Braid ny Foot. and -..lrI
Y,Aer impert.nt Improvements. all complete -l -
Heininer, Gu de- Four Needles &C. warranted .r
yeaIs-N IA care it VIII do your s.rr.Iv saw NJ
me TIME. Nearly lu,uII 90 these mach No. ...
.eeh SOFA tne pas, season. which WITHOUT the la.
In pfgy ements. are giving universal satisfaction
Ne W-it show letters o. any who nav ,lll from I..
Interested purchasers, IN which they STAT. -H...
thet W'uld not exchange ours Cor tie fa--
priced machine In the market ft makes tho on.
MAR hiast C. Loop stitch, and closes I-- s...r. r.
cgreiE- which render 10 the strongest and b.- So.
when desired / cfn Dee upiacked no pleasure F-
teugd 20 any table. Easily worked hv f.rH I'll
z, lir machine which Ne-sr~. Orange Judd a. O..
oi the American A-r'cui;ur'st Gc.. u.s. 81 --ir,
thousands ior premium Full directions "a u.-
every machine Il after having the u.4a.. Oh.
Gay = u Goes not give perfect sat sllc--ar w, v
I.-uud the ST. on return of mach ne Tess OH.
Express charges, and take the risk of it, benz
ti.JuIeI- All orders promptly filed on re-a. Do ..
fu,t oucc order Tor 81 OF lf s. arc sour win Son.
C4VeI I" us the balance can be PAID o. the EApra--
70 when you receive the Mach ne Term 10 gents
liberal hut cash invariably Tor ALL Mach mes vIan
received II any doubt our honor or responsible tr
W. WI fAeeriully give the best cty reereud.
test the Machine
bkChNIrH SEWING MACHINE CO.
"a. - West Broadway. Ny
'N-'e' Nay l';, s62 B-oadwayl Mar ls-td1wlw
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HEART ~-.
DISEASE

is becoming very common in every community. and
the sudden deaths resulting warn Us to seek some
reliet This disease assumes many different forms
among which We notice Palpitation. Enlargement
Spasms. ossication or Bony Formation of the
Heart. Rheumatism. General Debility Water about
the Heart, sinking Of the Spirits, Pains in the side
or Chest. Dizziness Sluggish Circulation q Blood
and Momentary Stoppa,e OF the Action OF the
Heart
These forms Of Heart Disease have been cured bv
DR.. GRAVES HEART REGULATOR. and W. H.
not hesitate TO say it viii cure them again. ANY
form Of Heart Disease viii read " Weld 10 its use
and we have vet 20 learn Of any case where the
HEART REGULATOR has been taken properI,-
ana the party not received a marked benefit.
Our agent, on application, will furnish Won with
our circular, giving full description OF the sease
and also number Of testimonials Of cures. and n
YOU would Ike further proof from the parties who
nave given the testimonials. write them and see
what they say. We have sold many thousand ~,
ties OF the HEART REGULATOR. and the demand
= stu Increasing. We are confident we are doing
me public a benefit, and not trying 10 impose on
them worthless preparation.
The Price OF the HEART REGULATOR Is OVp
DOLLAR per bottle, and can be obtained Of our
agents VINCENT & TAFT. Druggists
49,, Burlington, Vermont.
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BEAUTY AT THE FIREsIDE
thlhatcQ success OF
CRUMBS OF COMFORT.

ELEGANT, GORGEOUS. BRILLIANT.
Crumbs OF Comfort the greatest success OF the -e
Crumbs Of Comfort, the pride Of the kitchen and
parlor. Thousands o. ladies attest its worth. and
unhes.tatingly pronounce il Queen Of Lusters-
The press universally praise il and proclaim 10
'Noman's every day Friend" Economical, Last
Ing, Unapproaehahle. Price. 10 Cents. Ladies viii
find Crumbs OF Comfort for sale by frst-class rocers
hardware dealers, country storekecpers, etc,
throughout the United States and Canddas. II. \.
BARTLETT co, Manufacturers Bartlett's Black
ing Pearl Blue, &e., &c. 49, 49, NJ No Front ST.
Philadelphia; li5 Chambers St. New York; a.
Broad ST., Bostou.-Alarch 5-fdGw6w
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:, A preacher named White, wb halls from
other day, pretty tight, and goi ng toa hotel
he got rapidly tighter, until, all COZ anon
methods of amusement seeming stall and
nat, he proposed they have a iock mar rage
70 enliyen the party. A young girl who
was IN the house and a yOrIng man were
lound Tor victims, and with S much er. witty
as ne could summon he tied the knot. And
II stays tied, for though the young De ,ple
were Total strangers to each. other and des-
perateiy desire to return to single life. hey
can DO 1t short of regular divorce. as he
minister nanS q was duly licensed and the rum be
orank o'd not vitiats his I ,riestly povsrs.
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Az ARMFULL.
The charming Engraving Is one OF those sweet
Innocent subjects that interest every one.
Il represents little Girl who has invaded the
sauctum o. the Old Cat with her half dozen kittens
the little witch has as many she can hold in her
arms, and is about O. carry than Of against the
earnest protest OF the Cat
The scene is laid 10 stable giving the free rustic
appearance which charms the heholdcr. and the
whole is 50 true to nature that by 81 sht stretch o;
the ina ElnatiOn You can see the Kittens sQuirm.
The picture must be seen 10 be appreciated, The
earnest anxious expression the face Of the Child.
the active movements o. the kittens. the evident
protestaton o. the Cat and the whole accessories o.
the kngrayins, render i 4 del ghtiul household
picture, suited 70 the pariOr or drawn groom.
The Engraving j. finely executed IN stpple and
line, and bears the brilllaucy Of sh peculiar To
Mr. Stuart. His engraving o. From Shore to
Shore has already reached the largest circulation
OF any picture Of the size ever published IN this
country.
Carefully printed on plate paper, % KS. See
terms %; subscr ption in first column.
The following il the publishers description Of the
beautiful Chrome, " Eventide" which we are givin,
free in addition to the above to all who subscribe
ior tsi' paper and the chri,fraa Era See terms Of
subscription in first column.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28
NOTICE.

/ FIREMAN. has moved into his New Store. on
l.. the East side Of Church St. four doors north
OF Stanton House, and is ready to do in the usual
workmanlike manner, all kinds OF Repairing Of
watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. He viii also keep
Tor sale variety OF Watches, Clocks. Chains Gold
and Silver Rings Spectacles etc
Mr. Fireman. Is very thankful for past favors, and
hopes TO merit the continuance ana increase Of pub
lie patronage.
Watch work most faithfully attended to.
Dec ll-+dtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28

ftNlE UNDERSIGNED would announce 10 his
L friends and the public generally that he hss
removed his Glass and Glazing shop from his late
stand on ST Paul street. to the rear Of his house II
Pearl street where he may be found at all hours Of
the day until o'clock p m. / shall continue In
keep inil line % Glass, sash. Putty. etc Thank
ing the public for their past patronage. l shall
hope Tor continuance Of the same at my new place
Of business. H. BURNETT
l. Pearl street.
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FOR SALE.
TUE Subscriber offers for sale, his house and
4 hiteen acres Of ctoicC land situated in the
mriitHg tiHlJe % Lebanon. y. II. The house i in
good repair and convenient for two families Also
two large barns and other ont buildings This prop
erty J. very desirable for any mechanic. being
situated near 50 many kinds % shops employing 4
large number of men Any one wishing to.purchase
or exchange for property IN this vicinity will do
well 10 call On 4. F. HODGES
Essex Junction, Vt
Feb .. lS7}-1Jwlm
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION

ESPECIAL ATTENTION o. Manufactures
IL who have become s-usted with the 1dors I'd
Psrahne OILS and tieir ID effects upon mach nerv.
is invited 20
Z. II. Kellogg SPERM Engine OIL. GsI1ls al
+ II. Kellogg SPERM spindle OIL. a SlIl = -ll
z II. hell0-g's TALLoW Engine OIL a sI.l0R -sl
l. u he-4p-- iALLoN spindle OIL, a sl.05 Z -al
Manufactured only By T. II. KELLOGG.
March 6-td&wiw NJ. l. Cedar ST, New York.
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1t Is as true as singular, that not me wo-
man IN a thousand can scratch bac as it
ought to be. TODD it successfully 7, ,quires
patience, delicacy, a judgment tn at few
indeed possess. Many wife has str dggled
on to accomplish her mission, being a faith
full worker. clever counsellor. and a keen
manager, and yet falling far short of success
simply because she could not satisfactorily
scratch her husbands back, VIII lie the man
has deserted his home, and d.-owned his
manhood in the Inaddening bowl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28

This road is formed by the consolidation OF the St.
Louis and Southeastern, the Evansville, Hender-
SON and Nashville, and the Edgehed and Kentucky
Railroads. ana is the shortest and best possible
route from ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO 10 NASHVILLE,
MONTGOMERY ATLANTA, MACON, MOBILE, SAVAN-
NAH. and CHARLESTON. Its supeTstructure and
equipment are unsurpassed by any in the West
ITS MONTHLY EARNINGS HAVE, SINCE
THE CONSOLIDATION, ALREADY REACHED
AN AVERAGE OF $4,000, AND ARE AMPLE
To OPERATE THE ROAD AND PAY THE IN
TEREsT ON THE ENTIRE BONDED DEBT.
Three hundred and ifty-eight miles OF this road
are completed and fully equipped. The consolidated
Bonds are issued at the rate Of s2l 0O per mile for
the purpose OF making a single debt completing
branches, and supplying equipment to meet the
rapidly increasing business. 81 5000 have been
sold and we offer limited number at 30 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The St. Louis Board Of Trade recently passed
series Of resolutions expressing the opinion THAT
THIS WILL BECOME ONE or THE BEST PAYING LINES
LEADING OUT or ST. LOUIS" cOngratulatinE the
stockholders the HoSoRABLE AND ABLE MAN
AGENENT OF THE PROPERTY expressing the belief
" that THE SECURITY OFFERED ny THE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS To The AMOUNT OF S2i 900 PER
MILE Is GOOD, AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INVESTMENT
70 CAPITALISTS, BOTH Al HONE AND ABROAD"
We unhesitatingly recommend these Bonds as an
uuexceptiouahle Railway Security.
Full particulars furnished, upon application, by
wINsLOw & WILSON.
No. 20 William St, New York.
C. W WOODHoUsE.
Cashier Merchants National Bank
burlington. Vt.
Feb 2s-wtf
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AGRICULTURAL


R. Crothers, West Charlton, y. Y. writes
to a Farmers club: In the west part Of
Saratoga county for the last half century
lime for farming purposes has been quite
generally used. fhe soil Of our section is
loan, interspersed with coarse sand and
sometimes small portions of clay We are
what might he called small farmer, the
am0lnt Of land owned BY each cultiyator
varying from fifty to two hundred acres, and
would average about one hundred acres to
each frriner, and we generally pursue what
4, called a mixed hasbIndry. We have val
liable uuarries Of bile limestone, and several
hme-kilns which hold from four hundred to
ii, huudrel hushels Of lime
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OUR PREMIUM PICTURE.
Az ARMFULL.

The following is a ur.e. description OF the beauti-
fa Steei-line Engraving. - An armfall,7 which we
present g. every subscriber o HONE H0URs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28

Detroit has an abortion murder, aggraya-
ted by the fact that the man on whom rests
the guilt for the whole trouble had got his
yictim's life insured for 5000, and had
yainly endeayored TO have the amount
doubled.
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A GENTS A RARE CHANCE. We will pay all
N agents : 10 per week in cash, who will engage
with Us At once; EyerythRs furnished and e1-
lotte, Mieh.-March 6-fd3wiw
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Extract o Roots ana Herbs which almost .nvlri
ably cure the following Complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver C0mpla nj. and Los.
% Appetite cured hy taking few battles.
Lass tnte Low spirits AMI Sinking Sensation
cured az once.
Eruptions, P.mples. BIotehcs and all ippurstie,
~ the blood. bursting through the skin " other.
wise cured readily by following tbs directions %
the Bottle
For Kidney. Bladder and Urinary deran.emeut.
i has 10 equal enc bottle VIII convince the most
scepteal
Worms expelled from the system W ,blit the lsas,
dnlculty O iew bottles are sufficient .or the most
Ot'st nate ease.
Pie-, one bottle has cured the most difficult case
when all other remedies failed
Nervous phcultes. Neuralgia, Heslachc. &c.
eased Immediately.
Rheumatism. Sweilei Joints. and all Sc-osula-
valuable medicine.
Bronchitis. Caarrh, commissions, and Mysteries
cured or much r.. Ieved.
DGcult Breathing, PAIN iu the Lungs. side and
thesi almost invar.ahly cured By taxing few bot
ties % the Quaker Bttdrs
Female u faculties. So urdyafart 7rr.r- American
ladies, yield readily o. this invaluable medicine
the Quaker B.tiers
Bilious. Romit,ent and Intermittent Fevers. 81
prevalent lu many parts Ot our country completely
eradicatcd hN The use ot the Quaker Bitters
The Aged End u the Quaker Btters lust the ar
tcle they stand 2 n0ed 0i 10 their declining years.
It qu'ckens the blood and cheers the mind, and
pIyes the passage down the plane inclined.
NJ one can remain long unwcll unless afflicted
Oh an incurahle sease after taking few bottles
Of the Quaker btters.
Sid hy all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
sold at wholesale By
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.
Prepared by
DR.. Il. 5. FLINT Co.
At their treat Med cal Depot % fq- Broad Street
Providence, R. ].
March i2--icod&wtm
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l- ne4uailed by any known remedy. 10 VIII end
cafe ext rFafe- and tE0rou-hfv destroy q Do. .
Gus substances IN the Blood AMI win e4ee.al-
--pgt All pred pos on O. hll GUS lergu-eHrarr
Is there want of act on IN YOUR iver ana s.. -ar
Mess relieved, the blood becomes .-ra-
~ celeierlous secret0ns. ur0due-n- =r-asr'. rI .
- diseases blotches, fe.ous, PustU.es Caa,s--
Have you pyspeptic stomach Un-r-. 4. -..-.f
: promptly aided the system IS dehl-.at-.l u
poverty o. the Blood. Dr5us..al rgug.ree' I-.-
cr1l Weakness and inertia
nave You Weakness ot the lutesti u-- . Y.r .-. -
the Bowels
Have you Weakness OF The Uterine or U-.-7-, OBJ
Saus You are exposed o. sufIer-r- -r --- r. u.s.. .
-ravated forn.
Are You detected, drowsv. dull. -1u.--i.t .- Dbl.
pressed lu -iir g., " tn head ache back I.t- . ..
tongue and BAD tasting mouth
FOR cert1 remedy i0r sd these .-.r=.- r-..t
nes-es ana n uh-es 10Y cleansing arI pun. --
the F-tAted l.1ud and iuuI-t-r- .....- g.. b.. -.
vital forces, fur building ap and --.-.-. d. -.
Weakened constitution use ii isUBIHN. "
is pronounced by tue lead .u- rra.l-.-.I --r-.
or London and Paris the -' Most pIuerr..- r-...-
AiteratiFe- known @ tie med. en- w.-.f IT..
uv new anu untried sclvcry 'ur bus been ....
usv.' 'S tir lel4-A- phys clans .- other ....H
" IN wonderful remedial resuIts.
Don weaken and impair the 4. -asf. I'D. .----- DID.
citlirt cs and physics. they give onlr -.--r.-.-.
s-.,.-iIq -e-t IN, haiuleucy and It-r.t-.I pol ..
P--e- anu h-ndrel diseases are sure % SLOW -.-
use heep The blood pure and health IS assumed
JOHN Z, KELLOGG. Is Platt s.. New View.
Plce 800 Der bottle. sri s,- t--.'--g-
Mar is-td6Wiw
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NEV Err


lay the i.uu-4t.Nu -Of -utlle eva e.H--I -.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLET~
are - sure cure for all diseases ~ the Resp rt-
Organs. sore Throat Colds. Groups ID Fl'la..
Asthma, tatarrl. Huar-eue-s, lryres--.- Gle l-l.
Nudp d. or Bronchial Tubes. and al ID Diseases
the Lul--. In all cases o. sudden cold howe
taken. these TABLETS should De promptly l-
freely used. They egualze the c,rcu. alton H. f..
blood. init gate the severity %. rle attack. AMI
lu a very short time. restore healthy acton -. OIL
affected organs. Wells tIrJollc Tablets are rl-
up only 10 ti4s b0res. Take DO substitute D. rH..
can't be found at your dru--St'-, send 40 .-- O..
the agent iu New lo-a. who WI forward -.lel. ..
return mail. Don't Dee deceived By m tlr..E-.
sod hy Jru--> SIS. Price ~ cts. per box
JOHN e. KELLOGG D. P.att ST. New I.-s.
send .er circular. Soc 1T f.r T. S.
Mar ls-fiEw4W
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"CHFEBFUL "GFNS OF
VOICES" There Is STRAUSS -
for SCHOOLS no IL. stake about ALL BIl IT.
the remark CLARKE'> able character
Of this MoDEl Instruction BOOK. From the frs;
i has taken NEW tho lead. sell
in- largely, and eiict.ns d. sh commentators from
those vel. METHOD qualified 60
judge. Musical Writers ior the papers say Likely
10 become as FOR popular as
Richardson's" - The ve-y book .''--Amou- no.
tees every REED article has
Justly placed il Gar above any similar book" At
tracts and al ORGANS. lures the pu-
pill Overlooking with pure melodie-."
Price. $50. Forsale everywhere.
OLIVER DITSON 4 Co. Boston.
CIlAS. II. DITSON CO, IN Broadway, New York
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: TO Ia PER CENT.

Wemake a SPr1ALrr of County, CITY and Sca..
District Bonds GUARANTEE LEsALirr of a4- hul|s
sold. collect the coupons without e-tl-.- .f tI-r
.l-ue a. SD much cash On sales send iHr price --.
THE LAW OF MUNICIPAL BONDS
Just published by our senior. should ie To- ia hand
0f a Interested Jan this class 90 secur Gee. TO-.
volumes. Price SO W y t'Lth D. w.
Mag l--+dGwiW % Nt--l.--'-- -Nt" .-e.
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III. W. SMITH G son,
Builders and Slate ROOfers,
Also WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Il o o FL Nc SLATE.
Corner Maple and Champaign SITS.

Having had many years experience as Builder.
and Skaters, and being familiar with the difereus
kinds Of Roofing we feel confident OF being able tc
do work to the perfect satisfaction Of our customers
We have opened SLATE YARD, where we shall
keep large stock OF Slate from different quarries,
embracing all the best sizes, qualities and colors.
We employ only the best workmen, and give our
personal supervision 10 all work.
As Carpenters and Builders, we have had large
experience in every variety Of work. and shall not
hesitate to make contracts for building after any
style Of architecture.
Orders or inquiries, by mail in person, solicited
April 2s-sat&wtf
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The CREST merit ~ the Diamond Spectacies over
all others j. from the tact that the Lenses are com
posed o. minute Crystals melted by fusion. Bv tn
process the crystalline structure is removed from
the lens, thereby preventing polar zatton u i-ht
O. the eyes. Il j. the poles OF ] -ht produced
about the eyes u all other glasses that cause tie
tired feeling many experience In using most spec
tacles. The Diamond lenses are the coolest o. the
eye o. all others, having been found in testing with
the polarscope o. contain IS per cent less heat ray
than any Cther glass Also. the Diamond Spectacles
with double lens. .or those requiring focus Tor
reading. and distant focus for looking Of.
No peddlers employed. The Diamond trade mark
Is On every pair o., spactacles and eye glasses.
Protected by letters patent.
For sale only by
c. W. WINGATE
S n o. the Golden Ia lie.
Nov HdeodSwly
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SEWING MACHINE
Is TIE BEST II TIE WORLD
AGENTS wanted. SEMI f.r Cr-l.a-. Ati-a--
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE tu.. y.
Mareh -.-+lAWiW
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have used it in various ways, but think
the correct way is to draw from the kiln in
the shell, throw in a pile in the field. and let
it remain until it Is all Stacked then. after
the ground is ploughed and narrowed. load
into.a wagon, and with a shovel scatter as
evenly as possible at the rate Of fifty to seven
ty-fve bushels Of stone lime to the acre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-28
LINZ DESTROYS INSECTS

While many of my neighbors are com
planning of the destruction done by worms
have not lost one bushel Of corn, or any 9th
er kind of grain, in twenty years, by worms.
On land that has been well lined the crops
will not be disturbed by such troublesome
customers as grubsOr wire-worms. We con-
slider it very valuable as entering into the
straw, keeping the clean, bright color, and
also heavier grain