The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
THE SPRINGTIME.
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spring with it's phenomenallN late EaS, ter. { April 2athi, prose ijyl dashed otf in an idle moment will be appro. priate. and perhaps acceptable
 At first thought II would seem that thcrc was nothing more lee to bv said about spring a~ it has been standard thrme for writers and poets a~ far back aS auN rrVor,ls ot civilization extend, but he i> poor and imhHciio dNlh~t who cannot write something on tn" sub ltct Whether thcrc are any new ideas envolvrd k another question. think ! will leave the beaten track, and say nothing about lingering m the lap ot winter. gentle hroVsV~, budding flow CTS. old can>-iu thc-haek ward the hrk's loud song al early morn. the still earlier song al misguided young man on a lark thr ttukt tug rivule,, ,hr rc- nrwcd moouli9ht ~errnadcs ot otscutincu; al RamosS thu uuwcleome midnight Thomas cat aud h,s pulcinca. and the multitude "f other things that go hand in hand with Spring htrmtur, tu nonr ot thvsr allur,as ruble1ts will 1 dwell. but rNpat,ate on spring conStd erci in it> relation Ia the outpu, al "gsS. Easter. a> beiurr rvmarkc,l. e,eng not far away. amt the annual ,raN ug t"r ham and cggN having already yem tuVNcVd
 Indications potut to an curls and am- pie crop oi hen ftal anu consequent low prices, the latter patt ot Wnltcr haN lus been favorable to thi~ industry Already, tn every Nard where domestic fowls are kept k ho,rd th" charming eonNvreational cadence ai the self reliant vntcrprlsing and ambitious hen H~ ~h" scratches among the dcad leaves and gos>ipS with her ueiehhurs Also k heard occasionally the accomplishments challenge ot chantlclccr though not a~ yet tu the tnll confident. hugl,~ltke uot,s N Mhtth that NaAu and selfish hird has later ou Ali winter long his Noice has been m state ot what our worthy President Clevel0ud would tenn mo cuous drstietade. anal Il tMtll h"a month or ~o before his tthV toost"t ~l vocal "r gaus wIll he properly tuned ur to con cert pitch
 Having now l., d"erec. gently brought the reader up to that statn ut mnud l trust where any information ui ~uFgc~ tlou~ touching the matter ot fresh lHtd cEr~ and then proGeniiurN will le wei rauuo. will ndkett ta au attiele that must naturally r"NulutlonlIo the egg market and enusc tn" high rrircs that usually prcNnil during the winter and "arls sprung to tuttet on theu throne II is an egg food compounded hN on" Wellington td,s~coudant ot the Iron nul" no doutlJ, and IS a- vt ,eiupat ativt,lN unknown outeiio of California Now don imagine suspicious reader tl,nt iltta you ior=tH r. not tn the t.oiittalA aHu incino,i io thlnh ;tist t.. ..%as la'l r. overtalcd III tho advertisement setting forth Its merit, which ~tatts uil Nu Moro pl4,nsc or Slcknes~. hat plunN of Eggs Epp.l Eggs At thc top is trto oi tuWl-, one ui thUn lu tho act "t eating from Il dish labeled Egg Food \lthouph something uf Il con nutss"ur on modern poultry atn n"i prepared to suN what breed ih, fowls are ,urpes.d lo he They have uui tho omboupoint of Cochins. nor the eoldlty of Plymouth Rock. Neither have they the Ll,', appearance oi lanpshaua the laurty ar pi lInmhurPle not tho agPr"s~lN" np1"nfanc" "i gam" iowln Possibly th" cut wnA meant tn I'rr"rrut Poland thlun- and th" cuRtnYor didn { mad" a very good Iol of II However that may be they m" evidently first clns. layrrr nnd th" r"oet't sllpuld be named Hla(eN ( Lay on H"fT. amt damned l." h" who ilf-t cries Hold | enough Shakr rsp"arrl for he IH rcpt"- s"ntcd aH having iald thr"" "gR-. while th" two hons have d"pusitrd three and aud five. all Oh tbr bare ground
 \ firrt on" - apt tn 1ay FrcpnAtor nus' Sucl a stat" of things cannot was. but let hIm pnti-n a moment nnd reflect how the cour-" oi natuf" hnA been nm proved on In many directions, how II is well authenticated that many. many years ago before luculntOr- and IfDRr.a siyc "uchr" wcf" dreamed ni, n party named old Gflnie- had an nld gray hen which used to lay two eggs a day, and SundnS- rhc lnid three md ths, Inind you weare hound r. bel"vc wns on m ordinary dIrt su'.h n- every farmer fut. nI-hr- bis poultry Accepting tlii- ne true II f"qult"3 hn N"l} great str"tel Gt credulity, after all tp -e' that tho oi improved t0wls under the influence ut Q tn" glorio,i~ cliuat" oi fallinrula and IL" stimulating eil"ot oi tho rPg tood InlPbt pfodle" nj th" fni" of N"F"n r"lRht cggs per dl"ln, and in"r"as" the number to eleven ou sunday ~hcn a photograph of th" group, "n- probably taken If the "pnrtiiution and by lans of th" ipwl7 can stand such an inctcasH over the ordinary rat" oi production. II may reasonably br anticipated that Cal lorna will soon oyrr-hhdpw any other stat" in the tHion as An rRg-producor and the shipment of fruIt ~ill become II secondary industry and II m to bc hoped that the Oid Gentleman. upw in the goidcn state. sill iI.Ye=t gate .l,i- matter and give sDrnr reliable stati-itcs and information at m early date
 The Root of the Evil
 To thoroughly cure s,rpfuiA ii ir p.., -, sary tD strike directly at the root ct the .-..l