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Republican Journal: Vol. 44, No. 24 Farm, Garden and Household Ueo£.t<* on the Salary Grab. I lie debate which arose Mr. Hale's Fattening Animals Gradually. upon bill tor the of the law, who repeal salary grab Kvcry farmer makes (he u feeding occupied several days, and was of animals an important part of his busines special interest. We a sketch of the re- ■sight to know that their unremittim subjoin tii is the marks ot grow only true and successful wa members who spoke on the 10th : "t ‘reatiug them. This is the course vvliioi MA1DKX Sl'EECir OF Ml!. TREMAIX. n‘ most sueec'siul pork-raisers pursue ii Mr. Treuiain spodo in favor of the proposed le, ding their hog- regularly and reduction. He agr *ed witli the report of the fully minority of Sol n. Committee in the state- through winter and summer, till (lies ar- VOLUME tin; LEAST, MAINE, ment that the increase of salary had been eon -nllieieiitlv tat in the autumn. Mam m THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1878. 18, NUMBER 21 detuned by every class. Ik* said this was a telligent persons are aeeustomed to 41.__UK time when tin members should he to -up Gilt lodged Butter. willing pos, that poor animals mm. in a shot- the Jordan. make personal sacrilieo. The country w;i- Beyond Johnstone was us e\ l house. From }lIU'' he •■r.ipi. tolling you cranda-guariled Mv friend wa s tin* -Sli• *lby Kentucky; Council. through a crisis of unparalleled severit eliauged into tat ones i»\ A good dairy man to the Nev they were released an I returned to their passing y stutlilg writing .m.Kjrix aiilt.r:c. peel In lie reealled soon, but 1 hope il i right we hail a very pleasant afternoon and embarrassment of commercial and agricul- thorn w ith rielt to.xi. 1 he more lood ^ The Crittenden I respective homes the; ord Tribune says : only a false We should miss vtr the were Butchery. tural interests, ami The pressure of taxation to •in • report. girls iarge-eycd, I And make them take in a da\ or week tin Andthm ain. *o him. mothers of ,1mlah. large-linibe* thus ended the second meet the interest on tlie National debt was rcst- is all and and to I’lie recent hutclienes in Cuba lend a r expedition Surprise often expressed tiiat I makt I >arL-.-\.•<! ami in of hair, —really!” large-voiced, sang perfeetion of the most 'plieker thi \ will beeoiui splendor "1 gallant hut ill-fated U ill, us ing heavily ontln* industry of the country suppose they my own ■ don’t care," said 1 The dinner when it newed interest to tie* fata! Kith of j Lopez. la! butter. “What, a mna makt iharimr flown <>\ er shoulders of beaut*. suppose you'd also, arrived, was pei Angus ihs is to the of some men t * and til I'..i the market lint this t | j ! history blended with the Referring disposition is i And bo.unis the basket of nuts so it sadly hero- butter!" (ertainlv: ? it is ban half hidden, half bare:' shaking energetical leetinn; Imt was unpunetual, and. in when the gallant Crittenden an j protit by holding public u flirt*, lie said there talse as wliynot h> death of Crittenden, as that of the lirsl opinion, experiments clearly show that two or three out on to tears were followers were shot uasan of that class oi work, too hard fora woman who has tin Amltbes him babe- and l.v hopped tin realized, when, on the iadie fifty near the walls the extraordinary example tin is brought llieir he-mud ;j ; recalls similar fate of -mother one «1 overfeeding always wasteful: foi and necessitated our bet! iea\ i at A tares. From an old public otlicers. IK* referred the House to out eares o( a family. this mu him. gravel path ing pis, looked the eloek and sa\ scrapbook 1 tl'M all the animals Itemarking gathere our citizens, the John w ho had once been a member of that who gain blit little I'at Half to them if two lie hand last the gallant Logan. body, at the State a Yoi kneeling. with suppliant air, stooping pirk up. face- nine by unfortunate young man, and 11o’ ■ml the cw iiers to day Fair, lady replied, approaehing lather ol the present l)r. Kirhard subsrMjueiitly held orfice in N *w Vol k ity, and begin think that tin I’o ldt-> the Ill-own eherilhs thex hiMUvhl hin did close for a second wlnl The ladies in the1 of Logan. are one ol a thousand." I am get together had to dress. I saw the possession Mi. Ilenri F. Aliddh win*, l»\ means of with other oilier them for market i- sorry, noi With ho|\ -hands laid hi llieir hair. gen And now the blood of another lib\ is conspiracy .ileiiiiigof unprolil matter. There was I the mm I b’lneii id the intended to t«»n. we have the lull used ofl'u-c tor the l"i‘ but for the nine hundred am only tolly parti foi'l il'i gathered parfienlai front holders, public aggrandize Imsitiess An owner myself, eryingoiit tlmground, but it remain' nieiit may withhold 'i’li-'ii reaehiie; hi- hand-, in- -aid. low I* key on, and he could not tell tab- themselves the of of that disastrou ot* Ins own fort mu*. That man had suf- ■ looking the j enferpri-»>, 1 one into a I against fatigues to be -celt w oe of food ninety-nine. doing day largt •*<>f hether it hall ;l\ enp’ed fered the which sooner or later comes proper ipiaiititv from hi- siit-h i- -M> Kingdom:" and lin n iuekih ! hi a and I William t n 11«*n< I* 11 w.i Imni i penally hog- where seventy-live of Iniltei enming --big drink,” reHerlei Logan Hie to those nd ealtle. and even half -lane daily pounds lo..I, the little brown hands in the hol\ | remains of Shelby's noblest son yet punish who violate the law> of t.od them lot "I (Ion t d care." sanl I r» iviih the ealni of I S'.'.'!, on tin- farm now owned I )r. i- •burned I -aw each o suppose you agon;, dispair, that if I 11\ l.c.ii and man. Those who wished to that ■ '"Wilts every day. in While I lands of the Saviour of men : w her. butchers hem prolit by and then his modi the "''‘I'i enabled to 0is Jeep Spanish placed ; may change lht*s<* immense bowls twenty )>•*:(t ing question. ! kei'p oil appointun n; il latlier was the lion Uenrv Critteiiihu man’s example look in upon him in ceil "l live pound but ire not unhonoreit or might them, and them with ev Sin- he a they unwept ::i of the on Blackwell's Island. treating glut ol butter I 0*1*1 tin in fl ee p. hi- heart and < aiv-sed them did nil reply: she ilid lar better | must b\ a miracle. However, I d"- | brother ol the great dolm ,i. ( it tender penitentiary — > the second l>\ nit lli thus awaiting working : sing immortal et In es ami The waves of which iv- lood, and hope to I'n! his fa.-c down to their- as in raised tho.se lids and lermiiied an who was Attorney (Ieneral ol' tlie I nit, part y angry partisanship, rapidly put lie* woman, an overworked little prayer. darkly-fringed gazer upon making attempt, am I ■in into a dairy I’m their hand-to hi- neek. ami >o|.|<- d j j ay the murderous minions of cully raged furiously. are gradually subsiding. I'at condition : but the them ltili at me. W as there a tear across the I States at tin1 time of Spain attempt rivalure; her husband, a -ix fooler, tremblin'] ; leaning tabic, said to Hood: young Crittenden' Ih was sure ho tin-sentiment of •hi abortivo. a- burly W iih hahy hand- hid in hi- hair. -.Mine's a heart situ : spoke every pom the growth of tin on the lash'1 I her round tin “I must lie off. Will let me execution. Hi- mother was a unyielding of tin* House when he said that it it was about the hired caught j yon order I daughte on gentleman atoua! teoio the earliest walking directing Heap my tireasl I he eloil period of their waist, ami draw her to the d. cart at an c !J" ; ot the lamented < ol. u iio leil at til •a as necessary to-morrow to \ indicate the un ing unresistingly ig Allen, M> soaring spirit scorns ttiv will— \i-t,■ a, e, and their help atoned and unsatisfied dishonor inflicted on !lie in fat am ward me, Mi In an "tliUM (iniir, ue:ti oo\, Ml* -am battle ol Kaisin. She afterward murrir-i I I'll kneel to none increasing There i- a erroneous enter A Littlo Late. began. darling!" j I lull Hod." tie-h iiia-t eontimie very opinion t National Hag there was not one of them who without other moment i should have m\ w ith calmness; “1 should ! ».d. ot where lie no- interruption tained lie* uniniltated that the poured provoking have Murray, ’loverport. would not \ ote all the m. ii and 'til tliev are j by \\V were twias—m\ brother and 1 lm j money necessary marketable <'-m-fiil ohser- high love tale a t° doctor resides. the A into her ear.
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