The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-12-07

talked CT for another season in order that they
may be made more secure while loading here
Hundreds of tons of this rock have been taken
out here, and the supply seems inexbaustible
1t crops out here at the surface everywhere and
evidently extends to great depth. The work
men blast the rock and break it into convenient
pieces to handle, and deliver it at the vessel for
something less than fifty cents per ton. The
material is valued at ten cents per ton in the
rock before it has been broken A short dis
tance away is manganese mine fitted up with
machinery, crusher etc, but we have not the
time to tramp over to see it.. Nearly every
place we have visited claims to possess mineral
wealth, and there are indications of it all around
BRJsQUE.
FARM IMPLEMENTS IN NOVA SCOTIA. YAM
kEE GIVES THE ACADIANS A LESSON IN
PLOUGHING. HOMESPI'N AND BABIES.
BROOKLYN, n. s., Nov. 81, 1882. We find
some good farmers in this county, but as rule
the most of the work is done in what we would
call a slow, od-fashoned way. The Tarm tools
generally are heavy and awkward compared
with ours. The wagons are heavy and cumsi-
" constructed A h.r ricl, .,,cl, ,s i uSol in
Maine We have not seen here vet. but they have
a contriyance that answers thr same nurnose
It has one ADVANTAGE. that II can h. ,spd with
ont change for hanlino wood atr team j.
lust passing our window with four heavy horses
harnessed tandem TO a heavy load on \ wagon
of this kind. The ,,Io,rs they usc are wonderful
to see. The handles are certainly sir lee, in
length and the beam has no tracl, to roon,ato
tb2 Ientb. This i dana NV fine n1onohman o+
ti,n handles ,,o, ~, ,,,, tl,, ho+4o,
and hos tl,o. .,,,,..,,+.,,., ,,.1,
Of .taoI ,ya,oo ,,,,,,,. n,'.,,,.l ,,.,,;.1,
are made ,ortI,- ,f wool ,,,l .+1, of i,.,
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bouIs .a., :. +ho,. lo,a ,.a,,,.,.
lookino thiro, ha1o,.. and wa ,o+;.ol l,,,
worknrn maid ,.,t.cyl,,. ,,,s.,.,, to t1air bn.i-
moss and tb.+ tha stooI,,,o,, +l;.
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roun+ad il snort !. ,,+i,,.1 H.. ,,.,,4i.
lar nuttnrino ,n,nna,. IN which tl,,,, lil ,t,
work here. tbp desire b.,,,n ~ b,,,r ,,;tli, -,
TO show +bnn bon, ". liJ tho h,,.ira., j..
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and .,,,l,.. ,.,,,L orI a, ,,,...,, L, riding ,.
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Eirst ,h,. tbi,,,,,,,. ami th,.,, ,.,,., ,,.,,.
burrowing it, fun l,notb and tban inst skim
mine the surface. First If youId noint tov,ord.
Cobtouid Bay and then towards tbr PAY of
Fnndy. We made drSnrrota tfnrts to ,,,.tar
the situation. buf al in vain. and conscious of
the cxpcration of the INDIGNANT woman 4. he
behcld the botchpd and miserable turro,y. olIr
feet went from unler MS. thp Dcsl,y thincr ~Iin-
ped out, and-welI, we sat down to ,pst. And.
as we leisurcy GOT back into our coat In 4
thoroughly demoralzed condition. we mentally
consigned that plough and all the grinning
Acadians standing around to the place that
Bob lngersol i trying to freeze over. and de
cided in our own mind that it i sometimes
easier to see Il thing done tIln it il to do il