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THE ART OF SEEING.

\ gentleman brought ms VII" 80 miles 10 me. by
Advice OF Dr. Eonsa and pr. Gruncll, 10 Ice nfied
with glasses and was fitted nicely with reading and
far-serlny Specs. Another came :" miles on
the sam. rrrand with success. II costs hut httle
10 he hifed here. compared with what 1t COSTS 10 be
fitted with a poorer article hy pcllars. pretending
10 lie .-PrDf,ssGrs' and Wonderful oculsts-' Is
II better 10 give your trade To- those who help pay
the expenses OF the city or 10 ihos" VINO Ito MOI
large variety Of The clearrst and best lens IN all
Kinds of frame, AZ all lines on hand. Defective
aud mismaied eyes ftt"d. Specs and Eye or Nos.
Glasses repaired Every KIND OF watches or
locks put In order. Old Siand. -
}. T.. BRINSMAID.
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II,MlIY ZOE CARpAGE WORMS.

OF nli t.;- many remedies that have
been IN, ii 4 the imported cabbage worm
since i, 'ira. began To spread over the
country. ar.d la play havoc with our cab
bIgc ii h.. l'w. ii any, have givrn entire
satisfa, .n 1t is safe To SAY that the
most satisfactory remedy ST. far discover
ed is i'll the Iise of Pyrethrum. We were
the frs: /" apply this in 1879, but dill not
care To recommend it until further expert
meuts hnd been made. These We have
made thu present year. ami caused to h.
made l,v q number nf our agents ami cor
Respondents The general experience Is
most fan. rahle, aud We unhrsitatin.y
rccommrn,. i: for all the different worms
affecting d." leaves Of our cabbage plant
.hirrd'dW Eniomoiopid
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DELAWARE AND HUDsoN.-Thc report oil
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
submitted at the annual meeting OF the stock
holders in New York, Tuesday, shows there
were transported and mined 3,0', 59i-O S tons
of coal. The business for the year shows Il
profit of 81, 35l, i221l, or fraction over 81
per cent on the capital stock. President
Dickson, states that the company is now IN
A condition to resume dividends.
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Malt
UNFERM ENTED

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ENHAU STloN.
vi Nervousness, lIysteria Night Swtl'-, Sleep
lessness.. Cough. EmIciation AMI Decline are AT
once arrested by MALT BIrrERS. This original
and Incompatible FooD MEDICINE Is rich in nour-
ishment and strength. 1t feeds the body AMI the
brain. 1t regulates she stomach ana bowels,
ceanses the lv,r a. ln'ys. increases IN" Ape
tlte AMI e RI. t.. ,.'.l. H;ilih. strength and
peace Ut il.nd are sure 10 follow Ms daily use.
Prepare lev MALT BITTEEs COMPANY from
I-fffat.ii,.i Mat an Ha!s AMI sold everywhere.
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EN-TRACr.F For persons sui. ring from exhaust
ION Of the powers of the bTan and nervous SYSTEM
from long aud continued study ar Teaching 81 IN
thuS, Eases of exhaustion from which 80 Tiany
young men suller know NO better medicine for
restoration to health than Fellows COMPOUND
Syrup Of Hypuphosphiirs.
EpNo*D CLAY. VI. D., Fupwash, y. $.
mayINlSWlW
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The SwANToN CoNTRovERsY.-Thc in
junction granted by Judge Ross is returna-
bic to him as chancellor of the Caledonia
court of chancery which meets in st. Johns
bury on the first Tuesday in December. The
track of the ST j. and l.. c. road is now laid
and trains are running. Orders have been
issued TO the Central train men to use extra
caution in crossing the dangcrou spot.
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PILES! PIES! PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
Ono Need Suffer.


\ sure cure for the Blind, bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been discovered
by DR. Williams (an Indian remedy, called
Dr. Williams's Pile Ointment single bGN
has cured the worse chronic cases OF - and
30 years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooih,
ing medicine. Lotions. Instruments and
Eltcilarics do more harm than good. VII
liams' Ointment absorlis the iumorS, alays
the intense itching particularly at night after
getting warm in bed). nets as pouliice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is pre-
pared only for Piles, itching of the private
parts, and nothing else
Read what the Hon. J. VI. Coiiinberry. OF
Cleveland, says about DIR. Wiliams's Indian
Pile Ointment ] have used scores OF l'lle
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief MS Dr. WI
liams's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on
receipt of price. 81.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co. Wholesale Agents.
Burlington, Vi.
Frank =. Henry Il Co., Props,
Cleveland, %.
MAY iI--.im,w .fAwly
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CANBRIDGE.-Post &. \. r. No. 10, OF
Cambridge will observe the usual memorial
services on the 30th, as for thirteen years
past. Gov. Redfield Proctor will deliver
the address and good band of music and
drum corps will be in attendance
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Aegal Motifs.


STATE OF VERMONT ! To ali PERSONS con.
pis'"i'i W '"'' iE''">''l ANNA u. Page. late
of Charlotte. in said District, decreased.
GREETING:
At a probate court, holden nj Burlington. within
and for the district of chit enen. the lih day of
Nav. ISL. an instrument Purporiing 10 be the
last Will and testament. Of ANNA H. Page, late
Ut Charlotte. in said district. deceased, was pre-
scented To the court aforesaid for probate And it Is
ordered hy said court that the ith day OF June,
lsSi. al the rruair CONT rooms ~ SAID Burlington
Ice assigned for proving sait instrument; AMI thi
notice thereof lie gwen Ia all persons concerned nv
publishing Tins order three weeks successfully III
The Burlington FREE Press, newspaper printed al
said Burlington. previous To the TINE appointed
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid AMI
contest the probate of sail WILL If YOU have cause.
Given under my hand al Burlington, IN said dis
trict this nth ,lay of NAV. l>sl.
iGw3w GEO. ". WALES, Register.
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STATE NEWS.

ii. ii. Shaw will deliver the Decoration
day address at Mortified.
The Marshfed burglar. who calls himself
VIM. Drew. waived examination and was
bound up in $4,000. Bail not being furnish
ed he was rcmanded to jail.
Lewis Burgoync of st. Johnsbury, who
was arrested for adultery, and baled by one
of his townsmen to await a hearing, left for
Canada just before the time for the hearing.
Ills bondsman Immediately went in pursuit
of him, but did not find him, and of course
is powerless TO do anything toward reaching
him while he is on the other side of the lind.
Cabot has the following curiosities: \
birch tree put out sprout 10 or IL feet from
the ground, which grew up 4 or feet by
ITSELF then by some cause or magic, 1t united
with the old tree and grew into il, so AS 10
make one solid tree, leaving no signs of the
sprout. Another tree, Il maple, had a beech
grown into it SO as 10 be firmly attached.
TERRIFIC STORM AT ST. ADAMS.
ST. ALBANs, Vt, May 1e-The most Sc
we're storm of wind, rain and hail ever known
in this section visited ST. Adams last night,
lasting nearly an hour. Water rushed
through the streets in torrents, and hail
stones fell as large as eggs. The roads were
badly washed out. culverts swept away and
a great deal of damage done.
THE STORM At DERBY LINE.
DEEBY LINE. Vt, May 12.-The heaviest
rain and hail storm that ever occurred in
this section, visited this place yesterday,
washing the roads AMI uprooting trees, the
lightning striking in several places There
is washout on the Passumpsic at North
Derby, and no mail has arrived since yester-
day morning.
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
NORTH Troy. Vt, May IL. - Henry
Abord, freight brakeman, aged 81, fell
from car at East Richford, to-day, and
was instantly killed.
TIE EFFECTS OF WEDNESDAYS STORM.
The late rains caused the MIssisquoi and
smaller streams to overflow their banks. The
highways in many places are damaged.
Much damage has also been done TO bridges
and roads.
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THE ALBrEGm MYsTEIY.-It is said that
the reports relative TO the drowning there
have been greatly exaggerated and it is now
denied that Deuel. has Galnor's watch, but
there are many who sill believe that foul
play was had. Search for t;anor's body is
stopped, no one knowing just where the boat
overturned and the town havingIoffered m
reward for its recovery.
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~ OilcI NcAcr THINK. -

II The crl;hhe'l OLD bachelor whn uttered this
sentiment cuui hut win, - tn, u.iriiSs thought.
deep study and thorough Investigation of woman
IN determining the best medicine 20 Keep their
families well, AMI would note their sagaciy and
wisdom IN selecting Hop Bitters ~ The hest. AMI
demonstrating II 10y keeping their families IN per
pctual heath. at mere nominal expense he wuIl,l
lie forced To acknowledge that such sentiments are
basel's- AMI false.-iicdy'tne
NAV i6'al.sw
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The largest and most complete stock Of Carriage
and slegs IN This pant ut the country Will he onnn
at Browns Repository. Burlington. VI. Sales-room
on ST Paul Street lust below the Van Meas House.
Consisting of two AMI three Spring. Canopy Top
AMI Extension Top Phicions side hu and side
spring top and Ro-inp Buggies. Concord ahd two
seated Wagons, Jump Seats. etc, etc.
All orders promptly attended To.
Tney are Of every desirable variety, Of the very
best manufacture and Of the latest and most stylish
design.
| do not sell on commission neither do have my
goods consigned To me. buy for cash and sell Tor
cash, or lis eyHirdisHt. My prices are >iil lower
than ever before and shall continue 10 sri, 4itdg
considered for prices that defy all COM cti'n. l
MEAN BUSINESS.
Thankful for past favors. still solicit ruutllu-
lnce of the same. IL. ID. BkoNN.
Burlington, April - l>.9 wifi
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AT ST. ALBANs, twenty-four hours after
the storm of Wednesday night, in some
localities, hail-stones as large as hens eggs
were picked up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-05-20

PnuosorHEE SPAULDING of Morrisville has
crotch of huge birch tree, forty feet in the
air. he has made him a house, with sills )
feet :, which he has bolted to its limbs. In
derneaih it is platform where stands his
stove, the ripe running through the house
and out at its top
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-05-20
Drugs dlln Mfnlrinrs.

Its first apparent effect is To increase the appetite
1t assists digestion and causes The food TO asslin-
late properly-ihus The system Is nourishei- 1t
also by its tonic aciipl on the digestive organs.
induces more cnpouS AMI regular evacu itions The
rapulity with which piiiaatS take on nesh while
undcr the inilusmc, Of the syrup of Itself indicates
that No OH preparation cal h. better adapted L"
hrIn aud nourish the cIastiiutioI, and hence Inc
more eiracous in all depression Of spirits. shaking
or trembling OF the hands or body, cough. shor'ness
OF hr, arh, or consuup'Ivc habit. The nerves and
muscles become Strengthened, and the blood
purified
The vl!iau5 iin5 of waste nr deraS thai dileci
the human body, though attended each with some
synrtam not common with the rest, agree very
much in this. that The basis in all Is nearly the
sane. Il L. generally conceded that th' majority
If diseases are accompanied hy faulty digestion
and such being the case, Nc must, IN order To cure
such Diseases cause The organs of digestion 1"
perform their proper functions y" remedy mas
before been discovered which has so beneficial an
influence on these organs az Fellows Compound
syrup of Hyr"phoSphlies.
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Trains AKKlNE At bNhTI-'"IO'''
ON the North and West, $40 a. m; ana l2'lo,
5:37 I:05 and 1890 p m.
From the East, by Central Vt. r. r., $50 and 9lo
a. m. and l:20, 5:31 and s:3o p. IN.
From-fhe South, sis A. III. and i:4o anu 800 p III:
From the East, py burlington Il Lamoille X. H.,
and n.
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The WEsrroEr MYsTERy.-The inquest
relative To the mysterious death of Nancy
Boyle, whose body was found in an old school
house near Westport, Essex county, N Y,
few weeks since, was concluded Tuesday
and a verdict that death resulted from causes
unknown was rendered. No trace of poison
was found in the stomach of the deceased.
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fire prtss 4 Gimts.
TO EVERY CREATURE

TO EVERY CREATURE"
BY ARCHBISHOP TRENCH.
say to thee, dn thou repeat
To the ilrsi man thou nllvsi meet
In Lane. highway, or open street.
That H., and We. AMI all men m.v.
| nder a canopy Of love
As broad Is the blue sky above.
Thai doubt AMI tT0uhlr, fear and pain.
And anguish, all are shadows VAN
That death itself Wall not remain
That weary deserts Ne may tread.
\ 'ire.ry labyrinth mts tr.att
Through dark WAY, uudcfs ,o.ihi t.clo,i.
Yet, If We Will one Guide obey,
The drcarleSi path, the darkest way,
Shall issue out IN heavenly day,
And We, on divers shores now cast,
Shall meet our perilOus voyage past,
All ia our Fathers house at last.
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,,otnr North and West. 4:25, SOS, Sis and 1880
A. M, and 4:I0 and 7:3s p m.
Going East by Central Vt. X. R., sos and 1880
A. H. and 4:40 and 500 p. m.
Going south. e:lO a. M; and $50 and 7:O5 p m.
Going East, by Burlington Lamoille r. H., SOS
M, and AS p. IN.
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(a$ asst ri s. s;;:.

Oh NNIIN7Is T ~ Vt"
remedy for slccplcss and irritable
Children. The Recipe Of Old De.
Pitcher, Free from Morphine, ana
not Narcotic. Formula published
with each bottle. For Flatulcncy,
asslmilating the food, Sour Stomach,
fcvcrishncss, Worms, and Disor-
dercd Bowels, Castoria has the larg-
est sale Of any article dispensed by
Druggists.
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RICHMOND. At.thc annual communion
ton May 10Th, of North Star Lodge, No l2
+; A n NJ, at Richmond, the following
officers we've elected and appointed and duly
installed W ID. Hall, W. A. G. W
Sayies' 3 w. W. y. Murray, J, W f.
u. Andrews, treasurer W. * Christian
secretary Salmon Green, S. d.. G.. ID
Ellis, J. ID. q. l.. Williams. s. Stewart
Rola Bromley, j. s A. ID. White, Mar
shal |, W: Sayles, Chaplain E. r. Jones,
Tyler g. ID. Ellis, f. Z. Briggs and LYMAN
Simpson, finance committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-05-20

DOWNS ELIXIR VIII cure all lung disease D..
The hes' medicine known for whooplng cough.
MANI -dSwim
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Auction. ai the Bishop lioaSc. M sail Bolton. on
shall requisite Ia discharge sail tIxr-. with
April, \. D., ISL.
THOMAS Il. WuALEN. Fhst Constable
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TsSIr. iH'Tt, rang ne strength, OSfifftHI lie
tf-.f<or d'hijty, GHff,sioyi.y hedithy Jahctiois-
-MtB-TEE.
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms Of Liver Com
plant, Impure and Impoverished
Blood, and Functional Dcrange-
mcnt5 attendant upon Debility, and
for building up the weak, Ash
Tonic is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised. In
IL lib. bottles, 40 cents; Six bottles,
81. Accredited Physicians and
Clergymcn, who may desire 10 test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding six bottles, at onc-half
the retail price, money 10 accom-
pany the ordei. Sold by Druggists,
and by ID. l.. Dewey x Co., 70 Dcy
St, n. y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-05-20

PRESIDENT GARFIELD IN VERMONT. -
President Garfield and his party now intend
10 leave WillIanlstown, Mass, Thursday,
July !, reaching St. Adams in the early
evening. On the following day the Presi
dent is expected to be one of the speakers at
grand mass meeting TO be held under a
tent capable of seating 1000 people which
cises will probably be held in his honor, in
GLIDING reception to the members of the
Institute and citizens. A parade and fire
works in the evening are also spoken Of 1t
is not yet decided whether the Presidential
party will visit Mount Mansfield and the
White Mountains ON their trip, hut they are
likely to do So.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-05-20

Constipation invariably follows Liver Complaint :;
hut 1t is easily overcome 10y the timely Of BAX-
TIERS MANDRAKE B1TrEES. Dyspepsia also
,'.,'."y ,I-itis inns Irpirni rrmeu,
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Gaps made IA The flesh lay cuts, speedily dlsap-
pear without leaving scar, when HENRY i
JOHNSON'S ARNICA OIL. AND IMMINENT is
used
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LYDIA. E.x PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.



for all those Pniniul Complaints and WcaLncsses
soeommon our best female population.
1t will entirely the worst forra q female Com
plants all ovarian trouble Iailannnton and tieera
tlon Falling and nisrlacemcnis. and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly ndaIted 10 The
Change Of iIic.l
: II will dissolve and c-rol tmori from the uieI1iria
carly stage Of dcvcloIm. mt The tendency 1" can
cerous humors there's checked very speedily ITS Use
II removes fantness natulcncy ccsroysnll craving
for -imulants and relieves weakness OF the itomath
1t cures Floating, Headaches. Eervous lrostratien
General Debility, sloeTlessness DEPRESSION and lndi
gest0n.
That feeling OF bsariI.. down. causing, Iain Weight
and 10 always permanently cured by its use
twill all times and under all Circumstances act In
harmony with the that govern the female s STEM
Forthe Of Kidney Com; aiuts II either sex th
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CON-
POISDi is prepared at % and rs Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass. Price 81 Six hottlesfor s.. Sent by mail
in the form OF pills also In the form Of lozenges. on
recrt OF price 81 per box for either. Mrs fnLhaIn
freely answers all letter. Of inquiry. Send fer pah
lat Address rs above. Hcis..JH nis IGlaer
n, family shout! lie without LYDIA L. li:'hlAIs
LIVER FILLS. They cure constipation. b:liouanoss
and torrlIty Of th" liver. IS cents par box
a. sold BY nIl DruSsisis. y,
MIyJ'Sl lrolNwiy
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,uo.,a..nr,.r. tor carpr, ~,,rrpcr-.

I;Y.t inthr world inr :. ti.
Money returned II moi ~.Iii--
factory. Liberal terms To
agents. lh pretty 'iid'
gwen with each sweeper
VIII $snir1t,is i"r l5c. Also,
Wringcr \ Folding Wash
Bench combined u super
Tor article. Sold oIl INSTALL
mrnts. Favorable" term. Ia
Dealers and Agents. Z. Il.
.iun.-April ~, we0wtt
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Mothers! MOthcrs.. uOsacrst!!

n,seaae- prevented AMI mtd.,1i hills l,.>sened by
a timely use Of Mall Biiters
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Fatal ACCIDENT AT llIGHGATE.-A seven
years-old daughter of Henry Beyor of High
gate WIS instantly killed on Thursday after
noon. \ man was driving a team, with a
street, and She with others, amused herself
by climbing upon the roller. He told them
that when they wanted to get of he would
stop, but when his attention was diverted
she either fell or jumped off and the heavy
roller passed over her head, with fatal result.
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TIE RIcH MEN OF CAMBRIDGE.-E. j.
Gates is assessed for So, SAC Henry Smile,
S2G, 432; o. W. Reynolds, S26, e29 Far
we'll Wetherby, S12.9G9; J. w. Turner,
S1l,1Si ID. W. Cutting. SIS, 800; Harry
Montague doubled SlG,5 A, J. Cut
ting, Sl4,354; II. J. Stowell, S13,G54 ;
Elias Chadwick, Sill, $50; Clara b. Gates,
$1,000 Rebecca Warner, S10,94l. The
list of Chauncey Warner has not yet been
cOmnl,.,rl
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MAKE from 50 tn $50 FER WEEK sc!!ih. .-,pfS Tor
+. e. ElDEOJT &C.. 10 Barclay street, Nrw York
Send for their Catalogue AMI t-rEtS.
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IRoy MIyING.-Mr. r. kitto, mining ex-
pert from Ferrona, n. Y, in the interest of
Western parties has been inspecting the
Brainerd iron mine in Sheldon, with the OBJ
ject of buying share of the property. Four
deep each, and all are in rich ore. If the
purchase is made the mine will be immedi-
ately worked. The Adds property is found
TO contain valuable ores The shaft is down
growing wider A new foreman is in charge
and favorable developments arc being made.
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Orr former iownsman John J. lloughton,
known as "Glycerine Jack, is apparently
becoming weary of confinement in the House
of Correction. General W W Henry, Unit
ed States marshal has just served a writ of
haJtas corpus on Geo. n. Elyres, keeper of
the House Of Correction, TO produce Hough-
ton before Judge Wheeler at the May term
of the United States district court at Wind
scr, commencing on the Eth inst The
question involved is to determine whether
the State has jurisdiction TO hold Houghton
for passing counterfeit National bank cur
rcncy.
THE Boston Journals Current Notes
man has been taking a walk in the country
and reports as follows The birds are singing
everywhere, and building their nests; the
violcts modcs,ly hide in the outskirts of
moist woods, and the dandelions CLEAN like
golden buttons upon the emerald-grecn waist
coat Of the meadow the bell-like note of the
jay rings from the tall, secluded pine, and
the cheerfully profanc exhortation of the
plowman to his cattle, hal. a mile off, comes
clearly down the breeze, while all the moist
spring air is redoent with the odor of fish
guauo and supcrphosphate and ground bones,
and other siimuants which man has provided
for the cxciiaiion Of nature