Republican Journal: Vol. 42, No. 4

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Republican Journal: Vol. 42, No. 4 I A Story of the Microscope. Farm, Haifa* and Hoiisatoldi Some time ago, being in company with a medical man, whom I will call Mr. Cheese. I>-we fell into conversation on the uses ot the microscope, in the manage- :l a id exhaustive article in ment of which he was an adept. “Now,” 11;i■:!.ii oi Commerce on this subject, said he, “I will tell you a story of what to I think, «I*-• Ike following happened myself-—one which, well illustrates the of this in- i;. American cheese importance factory system. strument to I w;fs in \\ k li originated in 1 sk> 1, had but a slow society, though put a to : .o\iii until h"*;0, when ibout very unpleasant position, owing my only twenty with it. e m-s w ere in existence. Since then its acquaintance “I as a ogre.-s ha- been uimaikdleied in our in- have, you know, given good to ••'•i-' ial annals. la Dmo \merit an cheese ileal of attention comparative anatomy, "as made to i!;•.* extent of l'D.Ckddbr Canned Fruit. Leaf by Leaf the Roses Fall. •'Well, lommy," said she to the eat. I greatly tear that evil lias befallen Mar- aim at the bear who was still on her perch Plain Talk from a Ship-builder—The Ruin- especially to the structure of the hair as i “".'ids ... | increase ill the manu- “I guess you and i will go to bed. W'e garet.” in the tree, and now remained there to ous Tariff and a Ruined it appears under the microscope. To the An abundance of canned fruit is a Loaf by leal the rose- fall. Village—Facts -• good nr« v:, v the quantity produced j must be up betimes in the l'ounVl the elo.set door locked and out of harm's blit she had not and and unassisted eye, indeed, all hair appears in a both as Drop by drop the springs run dry. morning, you They keep way: Figures Concerning Ships Ship- i-' o '.o.M 'Pile thing family,*' regards health, as it is or pounds. <)ur by one iv« all. know, since there’ll be none but us to to their repeated there came been initiated into the science of Gone; very much alike, except long comfort and enjoyment. All who are in the beyond knockings gunpow- ping-Prosperity Property Depre- uis 1 ; e \pert trade appear from Summer beauties hide and die; do the chores.” no from within. der ball. Etc. short, dark or fair, or curly, | habit of in this stores up response and They soon brought her ciated, Etc., straight -, < laying by way t. tha: in the \ ar muling dune eO, j large lint the roses bloonirigain. As she course or line. Under the of the different kinds of spoke,Margaret stopped to stroke Algernon then applied the key and the down, but not had tired ten or microscope, I: ..ft* KM hed ! I '.7;U' I small fruits in their And the will anew untifthey of the Boston Post. pOUllds, spring gush old but to her door revealed a fearful •Special Correspondence however, the ease the are convinced that it is a Tommy, infinite surprise, opened sight. twelve shots, came p; very different; he v < r -tune .‘JO, season, paying In the pleasant April rain. ltemington salely ending j she saw- that Yarmouth, Mk., July 2t, 1^71. white man's is tins ■ sun dew. tjie animal’s and tail With down, at hazard of round, negro's ova!, .. and with the most it ceas- summer and paw fearfully distorted, face, American | investment; has And the purple though groat tailing, An hour's ride over the Grand Trunk road pounds. were the mouse's tin* bat's ed in a measure to be as a erect—her had to the robber on the floor, stone dead, lie was carried home next to his apparently jointed, i" met witii demand in great regarded of eyes changed lay morning brought us from Portland to this once prosper- increasing So in hours deepest gloom, so on. but is glossy of and and with and a little removed from him and anxious friends. ous jagged, and Indeed, every animal 'ill, Hi .t m irl.i‘1 absorbing nine-tenths luxury, rather classed with the When the springs in gladness fail, green rage terror, pale village. A succession of hills, sharply pro- | necessaries of life. stow, she rocks, extensive lumber lias hair of a character, and, :m quantity sent abroad, and all past And the roses in the bloom. panther-like tread, was making quiet, lay Margaret. The fright and over exertion In* had en- jecting yards, green, peculiar wan and her forests, wide and vividly verdant what is more, this character varies accord- j list lies the belief that. U ! Many who have plenty of fruit, or who Drop like maidens pale. way toward the door which Algernon bore her down stairs and in- dured, hatl shattered his constitution and far-reaching •.perim'ee gOOd opened a summer means We shall lind some that lies fields, and over all sky fringed with to tin* of the from which it 11 ■ \ii« .can choose will continue to have the with which to hope upon the cellar to the air, hut it was be- nervous he had been an ing part body j purchase, stairway. open very long system though white clouds. These were the Like a silent gem apart. fleecy pictures is a- ;.d eadv sale al lair neglect to can it on account of tho trouble And while she saw fore she or token of lito. athletic he was taken—an circumstance, prices, far from careless (‘ve- gazed, Margaret gave any sign uncommonly strong youth, that attracted the eye, whilst above the important or Hidden sharp e ! are as expense, but will or make into with horror that And it was a will from which is this distributed ueurH they dry in the garden of the heart. the latch was slowly week before she was able ever after comparatively weak. He would clanking of the rapidly revolving iron wheels appear my story, their more a con- w New V>ik,Ml. Ohio, s’; Illinois, preserves surplus, with much and the next moment the door to a detailed account of what had never venture into the woods and came the occasional click, click, of mowing ma- I once received letter by post, to lifting, give alone, labor and at a much while So sweet hope giadness wed, chines, ami the loud halloas of the lm-\ with a that 1 V', mu ji. I: Vermont, lm.» ; Massa- greater expense; with an ominous and a the of horror in the mere of a bird or tin* farmer, a lew hairs, request 'That will spring afresh and new. opened creak, happened during night chipping ehip- taining Is. fruit thus will more care borne to listening ears on the breath of the frag- and that Michigan. 37, i'ennsv lvuniu. prepared require man into the room. He was a the oak closet. ol a make him would examine them, adding When griefs winters shall have fled, stepped pering squirrel would rant wind. towns we > and be less Through quiet country ! o\ .i Kentucky, other States palatable than canned. thick set would he called for in a tew Hiving place to rain and dew— short, fellow, with sandy hair But she had saved the money, as she nervous. He died in IN-JO or thereabouts, rambled and screamed, stopping there and in they days. iti< Po * 1 ol these If done, canned fruit requires ring. factories are properly Some sweet hope that breathes of spring; and and a to tin* midst of fields to 1 submitted tin* hairs to the little whiskers, pale, lerocious-look undertook, pay the debt of gratitude before his sixtieth year. potato pick up passengers According!v, ,11ached *.1" 7. '.h cow- t lie but little labor in its preparation and the time, reaching number eonnect- Through weary, weary set far back in his owed her to tlie And before by the wayside. Ami here we were at la-t sot when I discovered that tIn-v least ex- ing eye. head. by father. microscope, I with tie- other faetorie* have not been attention afterward, and is the budding for its blossoming down at a neat little in a little vil- “So Hie was depot, pretty were from tin* human and had it can be In the dime. ho, my dear,” said lie. are winter over married The Puzzled. eyebrow, epi M’ted. pensive mode in which preserved. spirit’s glorious “you Algcnon Actuary lage, with a long afternoon before us, to find sole it, ?" and in the been bruised. 1 made a note to this effect, I'.xlensive \V< have lately given a number 01 meth- proprietor, appears Margaret, together they dwell out all wo could pertaining to matters of interest cheese dairies are Hi active We find tin* humorous an enve- for an instant old and on following yarn to < and folded it up with the hairs in iati.Mi ods lor canning, and now we will add the The Oak Closet. Margaret’s heart stood homestead, stormy nights the readers of the Post. We had hildi-h re- .‘P‘ throughout the eastern, middle in Col. MeCrca’s Lost, Amid the for the who had sent one wc have for a number of still, but sin1 was a brave toll their children the ot the log. i,olk*etions of Yarmouth, as out* of the most lope, ready person and wi stern State", the of maim practiced naturally girl, they story process A New York at dinner on of a and wo found suc- was, in some sort, an and she was as old oak gentleman nourishing Maine's many thriving ship-huild- them.
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