The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-05-09
a writer's Isn yn,cs.
| send you my articles, darling,

| send you my articles, darling,
Although they are not much to see,
Yet perhaps you may find them, BY looking,
4 faint "reminiscences Of me.
Maybe, in the turn Of the phrases,
Maybe III tile fancifuI style,
some remembrance uf all our long talkiugs,
May call up your sweet, wistml smile.
Just now, in the Office at midnight
The gas burning yellow and faint,
fhe dusty floor Uttered with papers,
The wall sadly needing new paint
All seem to fade fast from before me,
10 vanish like mist at sunrise,
And from the vague distance CLEANS Oh me
The inetTable light of your eyes.
The click Of the type turns to music,
The proofreader's voice dies away
IN an Instant, am swiftly transported
Back to the clear autumn day,
When you told me to hope and endeayor
And to my best self reAiain true,
10 put away doubt for the future,
And try--lor lin thinking Of you.
Thinking, and hoping, and dreaming
| Would that my vision were real -
For, although am steadlastly working,
My eyes are fxed on an ideal.
/ love, and the word makes heaven
That glnw5 with beattude's sheen,
4 Where high above all i entbroned
My fairest, my daintiest queen.
This moment, you're probably sleeping
All, sweet, are you dreaming of ne2-
Have you lancies wherein may.fgure,
My features, 0 love do you see
Did yon think Of me during the daytime
Of me, who am here in the town,
A poor patient lover, awaiting
Till time shall unbend his cold lrown
But am---here comes the dispatches
The reyerie goes IS il came;
must be awake now on the instant,
For the editor calls out my name,
Farewell for The present, my sweetest,
When sleep shall see you again
Roy, give me those kilograms paper
And find me somewhere new pen.
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VARIABLE KNOWLEDGE. That our read
ers may appreciate as they .masticate th
produce Of the ben coop, and swallow .
one gulp guslutory and semitic fact, "
beg 10 introduce Professor Agassiz. IN
lecture, the other day, he said
"fhe egg il it5 incipent condition
only Al organic erannle arising betwee
structural cells. Il grows there ard require
remarkable complication. The yelk, tia
homogeneous suh,tabce which fills the yite
line membrane, ii which swim the vcsicl,
must undergo i very remarkable change.
il seltkneadiog, broken BY the process
its own growth into d smaller or larger nun
I ber Of distinct fragments. This breakin
up Of tile whole substance which stimulate
disnteeration ends in RECOMMENDATION !; thes
! fragments reunite to form Il mass. Th
process il known as segmentation. TAX
! for instance the highly magniiied yelk ,
an egg. The yiteline membrane surrounl
ing such a yelk is rather thick, and forms
sort Of transparent zone outside Of 4
! yelk. The yelk shrinks slightly upon itse
. and 10 longer fills the yitelline membral
completely. Presently slight indentatic
! becomes visible on one side Of the yeI
and another corresponding to it on the 9
! poste side. This indentation grows deep
!, and deeper until it cuts the yelk tnroug
> aud ends in its total division in two haly
= remaining, however in close contact. Viii
y this process goes on, the vesicle yanishes
:, After this lecture every Easter cater car
y help but know exactly what he is abol
If there is anything qaeer about his egl
I be win readily understand that is hon
= geneous RECOMMENDATION, a transparent zor
= young chicken, or something Of that kin
aud not make row about. It's all just
= clear as mud Exchange.
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II ANoNG the reforms lately introduced
At the Japanese Government are the folio
z ing Kite flying and "expetoratlon in
m the streets have been prohibited, .
7 female hair-dgessers are to be abolished