The Rockland Gazette. Gazette Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT. Having every facility iu Prraaea. Ty»« aad Material* V OSE & PORTER. to which we are constantly making additions, wa are prepared t- execute with promptness sad good st^a 2 10 Main Street. every variety uf Job Printing, including Town Reports, < at»Io»ues, By-Law Bo ters. Shop Bills, Hand Bills, Pro­ rr i: it m x : grammes, Circulars, Bill Heads, Letter H eads, Law and Corpor­ ation Blanks, Receipts, Bills of Lading, Business, Ad­ dress and W edding Cards, Tags,* Labels, V O L U M E 3 0 . ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY AFTEROOX. DECEMBER 2, 1875 NO. 52 Pltl.X ri.NG IN (OI.OIM AND BKONZIW4I will receive prompt atteotlun. W I T H A c o u r t e o u s ; As I followed on I heard the two children, M artini $ Ttome. thing as an unluhricated pully is folt in the i ’ orivn. MOTHER. who were walking behind, saying to each furnace, and the cost of the coal is aug­ , other, “ Wouldn’t that have been loo bad? mented. Every useless )»ound in a truck or " i, mm- Mamina liked them so much, and we nev- Brilc articles, MJL'-.'i ilInH-,. a i-c-illi.' .,f experience carriage takes vitality f ro m the horse which WITHIN k YEAR. tnnejer could have got so manv all •“ once relating to Farm, Garden or I iHtfliold m anagem ent draw- ii. and costs the owner many an ex­ •th er' ag a in .'’ ■r-.* invited from our readers in •«—icd in m atter* tra dollar for his keeping. The man who i. “ Yes, we could too, next summer,’’ said j I.ips lllat are lnet III love’s pulls an oar in the great Imat races at Sar­ the boy sturdily. WINTERING BEES. atoga puts himself in training ami reduce S i i n o n l o R They are s ire of their “ next summer.’’ ••very ounce o f superAnons flesh. The rac­ I think, all six of these little souls,—chil­ Rees being natives ol’ a warm climate, ing horse carries not one extra ounce of fat d ren and nioth«*r am i father. 1’hev may need sonic assistance in maintaining a to burden him in the effort to win. Yet their never again gather so many ox-eye daisie- B r o t h e r s be.-dtliy condition throughout the Winter. working men will carry through half their y had aml buttercups “ all at once.” Perhaps lives fifty ixuinds more fle-h than ia needed ' The Let us see if we cannot keep them warm, some of the little hands have already picketl for the best working condition—a burden Jl. been their last Bowers. Nevertheless their sum save the bees, economize honey, and at the same time get rid of the excess of niois- which tolls against their efficiency and niers are certain. To such soul- a- these, I.tcs ill who-*- -h:«d«»« tm© A large family expels it much better personal comfort through many years of li.lp all trees, either here or in God'.- larger E ar off I read than a small one. their industrial life. These may seem lit­ 1 loti w Io- l> io lt«Vt r- taking lu tin g bred country, are Trees of Life, with twelve When a large number of colonies are tle things; hut whatever wastes power in­ manner of fruits ami leaves for healing: ..i bill.. put together, in a close room, tin* animal creases expenses, and whatever burdens <*h. u ill you « h . ), cheer s one ami it is hut little change from the summer heat, from all combined, is an advantage the lalmrer is not a little thing.” cut t< look here, whose suns burn and make wearv, to —to the weak ones, at lca-t. Yet the mois­ •. true, and the summers there, of which “ ihe Lord is III. ture is condensed in large drojis. and can he id’ shape or tlie light.” F a r m in g W i l l P a y . It.-I.I.IJ! II.. .lark year goe-. seen on the sides of a glass hive. This ex­ together with all the color in it. it > •; she was Heaven bless them all, wherever they •Not Will !• Veal -.1 ft- cess of moisture is (piite certain to mold 11 .li u ..- ,iu not voting: sir I: she had a re —“ H. fl'.i" Hits of Ta,k. “ Walks and Talkson the Farm ” save ?. ugl.t ol It- pliriM.se If for »•>«• or weal ill, all tlh- b, the combs, ami must be disposed of. Am­ esirahle m aterials for " ,:,h ,'„u •'-•inn n-n ii. xv, ... i-iiHi,..- evidently la*» i I -old barley from this farm twenty-nye S niff us p. siK-uti. ll.al . i- !h. mill w.lr (to from the unknown elements o f darkness ple vents Can b. opened on the top, or the few face- whir I | THE 11A BIT OF Rl'.AIHNti. yeas ago for thirty-seven and a lialf cents M.vhuplhe ea.l d i.u , near and preternatural force, and when we heard hive inverted Any one cau see tint while think that -he ?r- — per bushel. Now I can got SI. 10. Comb­ Within llu tear! 111,I,I I II . , I:, l|.r , | ! tin* first minute-gun, and did not believe we tb<: vapor is warm from tin; bee-, it will all spannfacfng the same, gvtuan; ami I k that elergvm. lit! The following fr©iu Scribner's Monthly, ing wool was not worth over twenty-five heard it. we sprang out of bed and ran to p «-- off, «>r so m uch o f it, that the com bs IV . b. .iic- .f ih. Lmd- best wale! of {enutnius some very suggestive thoughts: cents a pound. Now it is worth fifty to look Ier the light of the lighthouse: hut the will not mold. A l the same time enough l a 11 o f w hie h t hey o f f r ^•>11. .......... • <.»ul-. “ I have no time to read. ” is the common sixty cents. I sold a lot of splendid butter IP. lit was out. am i we found hy-aml-hy th u is diffused throughout the atmosphere of The children i i l e v and two girh cm nplaint, and especially wom en wlms- togoronndtbe cape in a sailing vessel to I ......... s,A l,,,.., its iron pillars had been snapped oil like the room to answer all the requirement* at Very Lou Prices. t >n n.> iii- that t.u‘-n;a:i d iv in e ; were all under th of twelve, ami oecupations iim <uch as to prevent contin­ California, for twelve ami one-half cents Bow. r -terns. \\ edres-ed. and summoned of the bees Twenty years experience lia* io n rnri.li. I l.aruol ov-nnueh the youngest could not speak plainly. Thffy uous book |H*rusal. Tncy seem to think ( per pound, and if it got there safe and In iln - -ervants. ami those that could keep proved this principle correct. Even h all,, -imuld he appear had had a rare treat: they had been veiling because they cam ot devote as much ait* n ( good condition. I will not say it'was as their breath labored out with lanterns to One hundred colonies iu anv kind of \\ ill,in llu- ••at ! tin* mountains, and they were talking over tion to lxxika as they are compelled to d e - I good as the gilt-edged Jersey butter, which tin* hlutf. now ami then throwing themsel­ wooden hives, cannot bn wintered more Simonton Bros. , , in ,' zf. o, pe’ /d /’./o/. :' “ ' 1 .........n.1,-,,3 in all lie* wonders they had seen with a glow vote to their avocations, that they cannot now brings a dollar a ponnd, but at any ves down in order not to he hlovyed with safely and economi ally, than in a warm of enthusiastic delight which was to be read anything. But this is a great mistake. , rate such butter would sell for three or four the drifting snow Heaven knew where; and • room. What 1 mean by economically is, envied. Only a word-for-word record It isn’t the books we finish at a sitting • times as much as it brought then. Pork, .E? : -REVEALED. .Old -II,. Ii i.l . p. tlie.v tried to kindle a bonfire, hut it was with tb- least consumption of honey. The would du justice to their conversation: no which alwaye do us the most g o o d . T hose ‘ and good beef, and choice mutton have i'iiii1’1' .............' ii-.x'e useh— the storm extinguished faster than i» m should fa* large enough to convenient­ deeci iption could give anv idea of it, —so we devour in the odd moments, hah « doubled in price, and so have ejjgs, poul­ they could rebuild it. So they cairn* hack, ly contain the number of biv.-s to In- win­ .'-n i„ ,i ...............h ' free, so pleasant, so genial, no interrup­ dozen pages at a lime, often give u< more try, and fruit. Let ns be thankful. The and wa* lighted up all tin* -e.a-ide window- 1 tered tion-. no eonlradieiious: ami the mother’s satisfaction, and are mole thorough!) di-, indications pointall in one direction, and 1 of ilm house, and we waited together, the j A small one in the dwelling liou-e.