Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26


ing geography. [ WINS told that somewhere
ont here between the Missouri river
and the Rocky Nountains vos a occot
deserf Well mis- is thn desert I'm snrn
If the ewes of any of vour numerons
rea,Iars coulJ beh6ld wIat nine hova
done Won would think there mrst have
been some mistake i'm tLc uo,nn rivan ia
if
OF course all tins beouty of SCENERY If
which T speak lacks that rurgedness of
out1in. which forms one of tLa chief ar
fractions of New ENGLAND Iandscapes No
one vnulJ think If opnlvin0 the words
or,t,,d and sublime to these views but
there is n softness Of outline and finish
which in everv instance conforms tn the
line of beauty
a., .i,.;.,I.;1;.,- g I1-,,t,,,.,, I'm
sos a. ,,laco ~ ,n:ilonoa Iar only.
Son. Il rer,,ia ,,.,,,iJ ~ ,,g,,,,, born u.;ti
TOO evaItod dos 81 thn Ice orJ ;ts ro-
sorr.os al I'LL ha I'll M 80.
n,a w., ,,,''a,' A., -, ,,,,-, ,,;,I, i,
a., w H.. ,,il
crx. Of borj t;mns born os ,,,i,oh a., ,. 90 10
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n,, ~. - i IN
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all y. .ne i'irssi1ii' uii'' 'in,''s
,han i, Ell Ch;poo ~, " w. VI and
IL III is my q vi n .ii,'
a. I,u, 49, ,nh s a'.'9 i?e .i''ns
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90 So" sn WV r oI' I ial Wy H'sn
So, . Ill wv '..n ,i,
For bomesteods ons mist now CO. . %rn.
dred AMI t;fty mics wnst If Lere ',nIons
tronsnortat;nn arn b;rb on tLcsa w.t.
rnoJs AMI # a man wifi family and
i;m;toJ ,nnans th;nts 81 con,;na ~ Ken.
saa ~ hnttor lie conJ;t;on he should f;rst
s;t Town and connt tho cost After nav.
;na Gov thn tronsnnrtat;on nf tba foppiiv
mil baanaoa there sbonId ba enongh iait
70 arsct sa5no l;nJ Of a sofo onJ cHmfart'
ILL bnroo in ,L;oL 20 H. - L,,,.
tanr, AL g., s,,,,,e,t tI,o III. -
waar a. Ioost H ,oothor IT IT, ~a,'
o,.,r Won, $50 Jon,a,,Js ,.arsiIora1Ja ,,,,,
t;no IT, sba Vii Ill har -. 20
snI aItbough tborc ara no fnrasts to feli
or stonas tn n;cL nm tbo Grass rdots ore
strong ami ,I,r Joyyn JoanI2 mt tLn snI
ami # renr,;rss a vaor mr. tyy, If nIn,,ino
cross-plowino md mellowino befnr,. vnr
may eypect bountiful harvest
do not wish TO discourage emioratiou.
but simnlv IN give facts 40 they arr. which
know most accounts sent to Eastern M
pers fnil TO do. There is many sturdy
arm and brave heart to whom this pioneer
life is lust suited To such we owe the
present beautiful aspect of these once
barren prairies and to others of like
mould Kansas opens wide her arms We
vould only sov To tbosa who tbint az
coming ln moi think Won can come ont
here and scrone mn COLL without labor
moro tban elsewhere The climate is
bealtbfuI II ia csneciollv oJanted To
those troubled with pulmonary diseases
Being SO much above sea-leyel the air is
drv.anJ nura and has nrolonpad the life
of many who bod tbav remained Fast
woniJ lone 400 have filiaJ consnmnt;ves'
graves
The storms which bove svant over us
this season have frightened many AWAY
They have been fearful certainly onj
have caused much destruction Of both
property and life bnt do not see the use
of r1,nnino IT has heen an unusuol sea-
son not only here but all over the conn
try Accounts come to rs of terrible
wind storms which have swept through
the Fast as we'll Though perhaps they
have been less severe. The like has ney-
er been known here before and NAV ney-
er occnr aooin Friends have asked mo
in letters ..Do Won NOT live in constant
JraaJ ." Why no certainly moi oltbongL
if We soc an aprrv cIonJ oris;ng Which
or;vas nronnisa IL stron1, u.;nJ wa fol
I;te ,,aL;no, ,,r,norot;ons 10 ratr.o+ q, ,I,a
collar feeling in sncb cases tbnt ..,r,,-
Janca 10 tbn battar rort ~ volor ="
Thouob LATE in the 1ov | mist toll vor
how we calahrateJ tbe t.Tourtb" ont Loro
nv n orond ..Soldiors Reunion Tho
citv vora eralo robas and tho ola stars ami
str;nes Hostel os nrnudlv in the Eanaas
hraa1a from many a vinIou r,nf mi
liberty mole 40 eyar il wavsJ over an,
Nations Conitol in her bours nf lirost
ner;I Neorlv evarv IovoI Stota in nnr
i.n,,,,,onu,aoltb bo tot;,.,., i, no..
ov soJ,I;ars - ~ I,ra,,nIs tIot 1a,,
III Jala,,ot;ioa srn,,, ,I;a.ar,,,t -,
come in LoaJoJ hr banJs of ,io,.t;aI
,,,,s;. anJ as ,i,o ,.,,;;I;ar -, ,oiI 49,,
tbe car MI hearts wera stirraJ asnac;aIly
the soll;er's heart With memories 81 tbe
times tbnt tr;ad ,h, narva af 18th ,nar
onJ v.n,,,a,, VI, ,ba baa,t 90 ON H.;
ono Zot;nn mos tLroato,,a1 IT,. -.
hands D;rgv rn;forns fodcd sasbes
J;,n,,aJ sL,,,I1a, -, - - liz
smoke Of Other DAYS Mhen the domino Of
them meant stern duty and peril
The soldiers marched to the grounds
tbrouob fine nrincinoI streets baaIaJ Inv
our Cornet RonJLonJ vonr own CITY can,
not boast n better boni- ond os the oIJ
soldiers kent stem IN tLe music Won, couIJ
see by the stroigbtened shoulders and
kindlinp eve that their hearts were fired
with the old enthusiasm of 10 The
usual amount of sneecbes music etc
was heard from the stand Prominent
among those who stood mon the Mat
form was Boston Corbett the direct aven-
ger of the death Of onr mortvreJ Lincoln
His words of patriotism thrilled ali hearts
and his allusion TO the capture of left
Davis in clothes (which diJn't evoctlv