Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-03

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/ lJqI9I 9hi Eal l1Eghgt.k2 LEI9lnE.1 81 nos
tricts Of New Jersey, however, the dry wealth.
er has hada rather unfavorable influences on
the fruit, and the shipments to this market
may be somewhat lessened in Consequences
California. always prolific and wonderful
in agricultural product, seems to hAtS4 A1en
exceeded her usual capacity. Weleafn that
on the Merccd, Tuolumne, and Stanielaus
rivers tho harvest just gathered has been an
extraordinary one.a In Tchama, Talare, and
Los Angeles counties, however, some consids
cradle damage was done by frosts, and di-
minished yield is reported from Them ALL
California has fairly become grain exports
ing State, and with each succeeding year the
Increased grain product rapidly outrnhhing
the wants Of cvens its marvelousiyE duplica-
ting populations, mtlst make the State depeY-
dentupon foreign market for the consump-
ton of the surplus. .aidTol b51 rt5ai ari
i The tobacco crop ofKentucky is spoken Of
as less than an average ore, for various sca-
sons. There was less Of an area planted, es-
pecially near the river, as the almost total
| tailure of the wheat crop. ard high price Of
corn in Spring, induced the farmers to plant
more corn and less tobacco. The season, too,
has ,beenof such mature as to ripen the
plants a fortnight or three weeks earlier than
usual, which Is unfayorable to great yield
of cured tobacco, ,,since .thestock is broukht
to the curing-liouse in warm weather. The
hay willnot, in all probability, be more than
half q crop. and Winter wheat is said to ave-;
erage.less. anitive bushels to the acre. Oats
and Corn are very good y 50 that, with Ill
theirllosses, the kentucky farmers haves some-
thing to,fall back upon, without counting at
all upon the annual crop Of s,black-ivory,'
raised for the Southern MARKET esgser.,.
Louisiana, Georgia, and Texas have al felt
the need of rain, and especially in Texas haze
all felt the need Of ain,z and especially in
Texas much damage has been done in Sec
tons by drouth. no 44f q Ca e,s 4e8g Fgg5
In the Eastern States the state Of things
previously noticed by ,s continues, and the
scarcity Of hay in Maine turns out quite a
general s.we,eXpected. The Ceuntyy Gsns.
| tlemen informs its readers that in Maine there
is larger breadth Of titled crops than usual,
especially OF heed crops, and they generally
bid fair. Wheat that was 4sovn in March
and April is reported good. Fruits arc very
promising, and it is presumed that despite
the, protractotl, ,drouth the result of tho season
will compare fayorablyi with other years "
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., Tfa;aiFaoT TrVmthe 81 Charles CITY lntellycnccr..
too biug, GOOD Bye" Nm ~ sr%I
.2'1isgid9 ny MISS EI,zaBErm J.IcoiE.H odegg
What a feeling of sadness these short b.u,tt
pathetic, words bring to the heart When
the, soul fiat treposes the utmost confidence
in beloved friend, is torn from loves clAr
braces how sadly the soft " good bye falls
upon the ear! Then, how the heart viii
Gntter with emotion and sink into darkness.
as the last farewell token is given; when the
loved one departs; and VIII. may tell that
those trusting ones will ever be reunited on
earth ga;f,,i 49,. 80, .' ''y'
When the ialfsctionatc ar and tenderly ,,hfE. ,,hfE
tured daughter leaves the paternal root, and
gees forth into the cold world, what words
Of laying council fall from the tender mothers
lipS;, and the parting blessing, how fervent
| and PXprcssiye!,l No cold adieu, no hurried
farewell Sut the simple, ,soul-subduing langua.
que, " good bye" the parting embrace, and
the light q, that home is gone, gomez And
then, when cncountering earth treachery and
soorn, how the memory of that parting bless
ing viii glide over the soul, like sunbeam,
as i to mock at its loneliness, by contrasting
the bright days that are past, with the, cloud.
cd present; but then 1t may pcrchancc, re-
call a glealn Of hope to cheer the dark future.
The future all, who may know what lies
within its interninable depths. Perhaps
those severed hearts may ere long be rcunit-,
cd, and then how sweet the dear associations
Of home, and doubly sweet, since they have
felt the pangs Of separation 1t may be that
these kindred ones will never more mingle
together on, earth but the memory Of that
last good bye" will echo in the soul, sub.
4 DUNG the loud tuImult Of Garth with its gen.
tie voice; and when the heart has almost
ceased its pulsations, brighter hope than
earth can give will watt the spirit home,
\ whore fond hearts viii minele forever. 3F
When tho youthful heart has yielded its
| choices. treasure to the loving care Of con.
genial spirit and fondly scherishes bright
/ hopes for thcfuture with the loved object ofits
choice, beholding constantly some new virtue
| to admire, then how sad t-is To say "good
/ BY" Youths dearest hopes an sink IN
might, and objects, that in the light Of love
beaned with d peculiar lustrc, have grown
dim and worthless. Now that oceans must
froll between them, they can extract sorrow
from the brightest things Of earth. Oh, how
differently the objects around ,ls appear when
[ cheersd BY those We love! But when fond
trusting friends approch and murmcr gently
1" good bye" those soft tones fall sadly upon
the heart and tears come to our relief. And
those we loved, who have" gone the way Of
an the earth when shall we, meet then,
again? Can I say-ncvcri No! l win
Ehot speak that hopeless word, fol, e
boo q oa sss nss !%sssi, ssmsss '':ssss sss
| Dear reader, does not the last :. good byc'
I Of some cherished one echo In your soul and
find a sweet response |? I can hear . faint
tone murinuring in my heart, with its dying
Voice, good bye r good bye" but not
forever; for in Heaven trust we may meet
again. ~ II As 49, ~ ~
:, lloyd, Iowa, July ee.1sso. 1s ,.,.,s -,
GA l,EAur1rrL Tnorcnr g Among some Of
the South.Sca Islafdcfs the compound word
For hope is beautifully expressive. Il n
mapaolana, or the swimming thought-iai
floating ana keeping its Rcad aloft abovc wa
ter, when all the waves, md billows are goinE
fovera strikingly beautiful detiniti6h .Df
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