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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

PAussRs At $40 FER Hap. VIC
learn from the Trier Zsitsag that or the
10Th DAY OF July 100 emignuts started
sof America from Zcrt u, the expense OF
that commune, 4 fcw dollars apiece +,
In be gwen them on their ARRIVAL here So
tnN they cannot be sen, back a. plup'fs
Their houses IN Zeri we're torn dean.-
Ms. al these people have no property
nj all add none ri them have anything ri
aeenun, This enterprise Will cast tn"
commune in all nearly 6iOs pfusslIu
tdalets, Buf.crmetsier Glizem has
charge Of the ep'stanis " J. Tribune
We dub, whether such an arrange.
mcni wall proven, Their being sen, back
They will be raupcrs so"n after ,hetr
arrival; aud can b. treated a. SUCH
The very system itself Is an outrage
which viii justify ,hcir Immediate re.
nIsudmeut
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I'VE crest value of Cud Liver Oh me'iicinc in
i Consumption is now generally admitted 1t corrccl
bad assimilation the prlma defect in this destdse, by
mitiatm. he srunth of ceils-lhe cell resulting ne.
cnfdins 10 bf Bennett from The ',nion nj minute par
tele Of oil with auluen IL der tile 1Hicseuiag force
vitality. The phnphs- Of Lime has been proved ID
promote the same great end, Throughout both Tie veg
siable and the animal worl,t
The SUGAR If MILK, ma1ufic;uren from the whey
Of Goats Mix being snPpotef Of respiration lG weak
lungs and having powerful aiaity for oxygen greatly
aids the above remedies in Consumption when propcf'
b continued with them, makes elegant preptra
renewing much OF the offensive taste and smell ot The
oil aud supplying siectatne conbusiYe for Me lung
Rnch Ike that elaborated by healthy liver,
In conducting large special practice In 1hr0nf ami
Lung DiSeasss pr Warren resorts directly The fab
cries dor pure oil The excellence of this combinai ion
will al he appreciated by the medical proiession
and trial Of it will commend it to the people generally
BURR PERRY, General Agents No / CorIff
BOSTON, and for sale hy all truc gists
GENERAL AGENT IN MAINE. II Fl HAY.
Far sale ia III sworth hy Peel, aud benjamin
Nnurse; Cherryfeld by SafrueI Shaw h ca Gntt
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NOTICE. OF FORECLOSIRE.

The subscriber hcrcby gives notice, that
Jonas Blood by his deed bearing date April 9th,
1876 duly executed and recorded in the Reg
istry Of Deeds in the County Of Hancock, Book
No - page IN, conveyed to me in Mortgage
certain parcel Of land situate il Bucksport
being Lot numbered, one hundred and four
teen, aud one half OF lot numbered. one hun
dred and thirteen, adjoining the lot first mcm-
TONED, divided lensfhN i>c BY line parallel
with The line of lot No lli.-Reicrenec being
had 10 said deed iat II more particular diserip-
tjrn.
The conditions Of aid Mortgage being bro
ken | ciain 10 farcelo>e the same.
Buckepori Angus, oh, 1885.
81 aw HENRY DARLING
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The LOUISVILLE Rlor.-The N. Y.
Mirror, in a sensible article on this sub
ject, remarks;
But what was TO be done III such
case as that at Louisville, other than VIVA,
was done There was a deliberate or
ganizatlon, revealed by the Journals be-
fore the outbreak. to assault and slaughter
Americans, the parties to that organ,za.
ton being aliens BY birth. il no, aliens
in sentiment. They made the assault,
sayagely; and j, was not until they had
committed murder, tina, the American
spirit was fully aroused-and when thus
aroused, II punished the aggressors thor.
oughly. Sef-dcfence forced the Amer.
cans to do whs, they did and much as
We regret the occasion we cannot con
denim them for striking down the foreign
assassins who provoked them. Where
was The Catholic Bishop, tina. he gave
no word OF warning to his religious MN.
ions who got UP this riot. lie could
not have been ignorant of wha, was to
,rarspirr, for the public press had point
ed !, out, Two days in advance. Possibly
the alien horde though, to measure
strength with the Americans. We irus,
,hes are satisfied with the trial. Amer
cans must rule America
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Horse Lost.

Strayeu or stolen from the subscriber on the
10th inst. dark red mare, black name and
tail, IL or II yeaes old. Said mare has u
bunch on her left knee, and some white hairs
on one of her hind legs.
% 81. DANIEL. HURLEY.
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INHALATION
For the Cure Of Consumption !
DIR. IRA w ARMS
NEW REMEDIES.

I'VE most astonishing of LUNG DISEASES have
i been etiec'e by he Use ~
DIR WARREN'S INHiLfNC BALM
vaporzed pre- paraton for inhaliug directly into the
Lungs. ,ehere the local discdse is The Balm is pre-
scented with the fullest confidence that 1t is the besi
ton aud Asthma Many certificates OF Hose wa have
been cured, or materially benefited by this Medicine,
may be seen In the bands of agents. II has ncc"lis,
ed the most wonderful in The city Of Boston al
vicinity ana is producing impression diseases eli
The Lungs before Witnessed in the meica prors
SION Being rGportsed and inhaled every cir cri
aad every particle OF The Lungs Its action is mild ana
agreeable, while its sautary effects truly wunde
The F0per Hiider Is made OF silver and glass aud 81
admirably adapted 10 It's purpose. We invite he cidsrH
inspection md scrutiny Of physcians, confident Thai
out preparations VIII meet universal approval
PULMONIC CHERRY CORDIAL support lie stan :
aeh and improves digestion and futfs the 'end ii
phosopic Treatment Of consumption hetier than an,
other article. 1t is admirably calculated 10 relieve thai
CONSTRUCTED state Of the chest which Is often met with
in Lung Diseases. and is highly ofcatieus relieving
Coughs Of long standing. II j. safe remedy STAGE
Of Phthisic. Used IN connection with the Iahdiine
Eaim the COMPOUND or cor LIVER OIL. pre-.
pared by pr Warren will lie found have curative pow
ers far superior 10 any article before the public.
Price Five Dollars a Package.
Any person enc sing So to BURR x PERRY M ]
C"ruhiil Boston, will receive package Containing
Bottle oi Pulmohic Cherry Cordial one lnhaius Balm,
and he Meticaed Vapor Inhaler, In teat hUa, Nv cx
pres free 10 any part Vi the United states, British
Provinces.
WARREN e. AVER PROPRIETOR.
For sale wholesale and retail, hy BURR d PERRY,
No cornltIi, aud CiIAs. '. POOR Boston. General
1eents.
GENERAL AGENT IN MAINE, II II HAY
For sale In Ellsworth hy e. q Puck and Ben amn
Nour-e. CherryGeld hy Samuel Shaw & To.
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ne lftH 7 IoH NJ VI ~ hffs Ucr
SOOTHING SYRUP
cr CiiIl,pEEN TEErUING

On tHllBktS IfEitlNf.
Il " III Immediately relieve them ifem pain, aay all
pdsnn,llc Actions snheH the gums, reduce a1tnati
and IL sure rrgnlde the Bnwels Depend upoa II
Mothers u Will give rest Ia yourselves AID relief and
hesIth - children Price - cents per bottle
We have sold very Ia Sc quantities. Of Mrs, Wnslnr's
Saathss syrup dut ~ The lHst sears-urcr ~ III
lllr5 The last year We pcleYe The hF. ieItcis IN
he world for Chldfen rcething Tor The cusc Of rys.
etery parraH-t IN ClHtiten. whether 1t from
te,tiuug auy other rause Il gives universal sdts
f1rnu-n-v.r heard complaint tr,a' n~i"e -
sold medicine 10 ggiYersdy successful IA Re.
iasns pin rflseiHs IL al csses 3b5vr Sttl.
I'd If taken "a sciyl reei Is ta"2ta's anil snsoirfE-
~ cgETAN. ~
CURTIS t PERKINS
Druggist No 10 CouftllnJ st.
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Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
n
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SELLING 0eg Ar cnSTi

The undersigned being about 10 make some change in
heir business otter their stock AT Cosr, 70, thirty
days if,nn this date
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Administrators Sa!e Of Real Estate.

Administrators sac OF Real Estate.
By vir'ue oi license ~ the Court Of Probate f,r
The County 81 haf,cock, shall sell p'.bc auciun
the last Saturday Of August next. t~n .'eoek I.
" en the premises 50 much NJ the Heal Estate I'M ,u
lHs the rev-rsion "f w""r d~tr I'll E~nexer Bridges
late vi FcuescnI deceasef, situated IL Ps.hscst s,s
hae hundred aa' .x y i-.ars ies the payment <sfho
.lshts aud inciisn,al charges. iF ~
WM G.lNDlE Jr Adnintsirstof. !.
reaohscof, July 9th, 800
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MOSES HALE,
.apuerreiau artist
ELLSWORTH, ME,

Pictures takea in aay weather aai warraa ted to give
satisfaction gpbl a'slstn'3 Jt LltA-ts auI Pms
always on hand r2i
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THIRTY YEARS

OF AN OLD NJ IL oE.
Let no WIPE or MOTHER neglect to read tins sIse'usr
10 anothet column ia this paper II Is hishiy an
Porfapf ~
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THE RAILROAD CATASTROPHE.
INQUEST CONTINUED SECOND DAY.
FRaDAY, Ang. II, Is5i

FRADAY Aug. ii, 1884.
The Jury reassembled at The IJ ceum at 0 A. N.
Mr. HALL, Of the JuIymeO, said he Iegre. Cd TO
see q disposition evinccd by so1e OF the Jurymen 20
Luuy over the investigation. The public looked TO
them for thorough iuyosts alton Tito tic caus OF
this c1lamiy al he for one was ready and willing TO
speI Il whatever time was ne q ssaly.
Samuel X Gummere Of Burlington was brought up
the Of Dr. Hsneken He hsd not
The acc dent but ahmro mat 70 olns aown me sd "here
Dr. HeH ken diving fo 40 pace before coming u the
Iaoad tke nothing "a prevent man who was on the
lookout r. sefg he 'su At cars at the distance Of 500 Tds
at ta tcm where the collision 'oh place and theTtHe that
those Loes could rot have been The ak 50 20 cause the
c"on whfut the most cJpbe caeesshels on the part Of
the ogcr unessthe h0ef lad unning away nd eEry
his controls and when thin fty Il The crossing
The thirty miles he had cd the distance
above the nah TO ih fret bu'he Oh the side mex inc
abv ard found that 10 70 PAGES the engineer,
and cOnoue,or could have seen the hor aid carriage
nih.y bad been the lookout. -
Adam Price Of burlington sworn-The cars were
coming about ehy mi hour at the uue OF the sceidsn
he SAW The ais nointLt after tnty stu WI 80 10
e,Tcfs very viol.n y, swondH rms tho man GA nos &C
second cor then ran the I'm hsud se Iowa into the banti
hs iiisd the ct also ad INC e, 'isi .hs
tsf. the Al car tume collision Sith the ono shesd Urn
olee TOW al ~ pirc'si ssomed a. naa
Icy ,t,uci har.c, III three or ou hunir.d
yeds nom thcm iAeIe ~, no whsi1 VS. d. nas'hs
uso t,vd them many times mins eaea~afd'' they
.ir snct the dr.t oa tho TRACK heY
ab,ut banded ySds the always blow IN eolas upl
of. ~ rntle read (. u.ed ma,h tf pleasure wagons,
noy'i ss~ issu an 'ssiion'd 'h''e. ,,.,u.t
San ucl Scott tho htcman, swofn-JudEod The tram
rom New oh shout h mic above h~Hts tarn oa'
vh'o ICY vet 90 Me%'sl ,a'I S'S ,Ss' :, s s,s
t. 70 hsnd .. ., tho sns,ss va. tho . ,hesi
'.s =" r H. r,.i usen No hasIei upi wss leaatus
a. ai,i the ussA ihs len hsa hio 81 ho sHseo Az
no ,ulinus os. ,s' eH no nrmea 'hsv ''au'osei
u t,Ars thsv 50 th. diva" t'ea' al no "a, "as9
s, er.sa t,eAs 30 dees 80 'sgr - 'eey N.4 s'ss
~ ,ats teEfs he duil esavea 81 a. as ''Nesy 10
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THS Az
TAhCENENT OF EDUC1TIOM

Tie session Of this Association was opened ~
O'Clock o,tsrda, morning with prnyer The Hinu'ss
Of tho last m,e,rg having been read, the nsns -
tho flowire seitisnien wefe announced as officers o.
TIE Association Tor The ensuing year:
r,s,issrt Pro, A. p. r,Ps,,, secr,asie, joe Pr ~
rsitiusrc Kabcu l. 1coke, 1rcuu e. Joan 'h.. .s,s
$40 s,sn ius tcr mi'icr 40 JsssPe hche'n Lot,n
". a No.i' A. RaTasgl, Z. Nils A".luc H.
\ resolution pass ihs the As-'ciAt'" -
atiouru 10 "A o'clock. end thai al ans esssOb ss~
be lrrucht 10 . termination by q CLOCK. -,
Professor rRoVprtr tAen mad letter ifcm "a, a.
Nsurv of tho l'ri,aa sta'as Opssrva'ory 10 whs.o
wttt,r ,Xptr.scd bis hearty sympathy with tho
s,atirn All HE rasfc that III hoslth should hsVerN
,rrt,a hla fOm being prrrcu' az The meeting. -.
,,,,., .n, ING the lct'cs VAS cssay ON " thspSs
y, kspA ana / 90 ~ Classical S'al'e~ Ia q cJafs
" Aurt.oan EdacAdon," by the Rev. Df. hrss! ~!
sra,,lfaihcr u lcit Nsury. II was not rctr 4,
,vk.cd 20 standing eomm'soS win snh"''
tutllsA a. .,,.ht .S<sra-
Ne caasv on " ClasslSsl SindNS fTos Linu .Ise
l,a oasFsl Ns,,lulian 20 employ an sscrl %sH
ha.t e. h should 10 60 visit The vsroas $3.50
,ts ,itc,i State kr ,ls purpose OF ai'aocnx A.
..a,, ~ s3v,u,lsasl i,Iorua cad ,hns fsr,nents
S,r.t Nh AZ he Ass ,yialan. rasr res liu'.oaf
ehspaeesslN, "a, p.s..n of Nm
.A'ri' ~, "rte iatroveEcais ,hs' Ray se NJ q.
vb'ts tail.ses IN ,hs eeagtry sis' WIS"
,vsth,0 as,icaspssl ssss 80,
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THE GLOOMY PROSPECT AT sEyASToPOL

Tie London IlUfs ~ H.
Who has lOrLO often the Calau OI tho past Win
ter In war canied on over two seas and on NO
col tLe T. events succeed quickly aud Impressions are
easily fla, ed bat there are soiI passages Ia tbs his
tory WtCh burnt MIC the minds OF In. shmcu for
ever. Tie road from Balaklaya, knee deep III mre,
with weary, h0low.eyed toIling ny ,hc ascent IN
dICary line; tie sO.dl1r from the trenches, faint wh
toll OeVOuiing portion OF hs raw ration before he
sank down with sleep, 10 rest the few hours
thai were permitted him; ScUtari, with liz sights and
SOUNDS that foIo the blOOd-tLeso are dark re-
~ ubrauC,s, which uui.hcr The assurance Of
subsequent improvement nor thc spl,udor Of
military tucress has ever obltcrated. Yet 20
the nation The recollection OF thtao tlnfs Inns
lately been rnIh'r tho Tranquil regret fci ior drnu
which, whatever may have h,Cn tltu caufc b Ia inlt
crtihn onn never rouf. Have not the Indignation
bud ply of dc people boon tolly rousodl W - uot
Gutsu nrUt Hhciihttui Dii rot tho alton. reg at.
- al tic thocis OF enem"s AID uo Acknowledgement 81
p1da. elpuar ia Wounds nud weak nras Ca Tic world,
o llihi thr Of such collapse shu to rb"i
oul ahd quick f'm'dy aptlird Aud has u'l a ne"
hnd isulnt Government told ua that all las hron
,ai'd. hat .sisniiiss - tbe Nip'o. ID inai
such naturally accompany transition nu lrh'e
10 iui hat lly ttaut When naiipn 10 fhi 90
10 81 %, husiiies Ihe riieu,s anoes we OF
ipi o.. tic silueiipu unt -toti, low 10 hn"7
rLai a. lob ii cod have had hs,s 10 P,viie 5ainsi
ast .vsutusIiY hasu i,,,s - iinf ~ s.a'i'i.
oa fa'lunes 81 hustsis The ~ lie - ilS i-
So. "iilss ."' s'lt ""' "T" i.h'.irs'is". h"t TO
etf.s'al "li"i"i 80 80 se,'p hU e,orprar 90 ''l'.
40, "".ls rksiF d..l'.e 49, s"s~is " '-.-. -
O. ~. '1 ~ - lL.ss r'ir ass.s &C. h.. ,ish'rs
vL'.L s''.e.,.l sf'.L ss.gsiLY i..i.'. ,Lp -
eis.r.s .tsss". its 49,. ~llsi ...i.o rill r"ss $50
NH.'.' tahr- 80, .i.4r .r.-i -i.f u = s--,. ~
sr's q. -.st Aii4ri-.. o.. -. ...s. L'ili-.
t.lliss y, r., - . l-.li, ia, d., 49, -s,.
..is - s.;~.Lrr -. r. 49, Z - 49, '+-
s-y,.~s, ga z :-s. = --t--t-;ri -. a. ,+-'-
~ }. s:s ri-4 . ''1s p ~. hs-i.'r - -----
H. s.A: Il. s. .a-sa \. as..E rs sll-l r--!-.
!. ..4l l.i 49, 80. t-~.i --i.'-4 - - 80 u.
90. D." '--.-: ~ n-s-'a' -i''-.- =. =, ~.
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AMERICAN TRIUMPHS AT THE FRENCH
EXHIBITION.
u ; >eclsl corfoIp9ndent Al Psns'


PARIS, Thursday, Aug. Ii, 1855.
Az the iSiies of the Exhibition spproach the
end of their labors the triumphs ofAmerican ge-
MUS become apparent The great trial OF sgr-
cultural implements az La TraP2es day be-
fore yesterday was Sufficiently glorious in its
results to establish Of itself high rank for
American genigs at the Great Exhibition No
event connected with the Exhibition has o.
CURED since the commencement which has at
trsc.ed anything Ike the attention that this
did: it was in fact tie great event of the Ia
h.bi,iop. and 10 better evidence Of this IS
wanted than the fact that the Official Journal,
the M3ai,ear, of tsis morning, &evotcs two coll
umns 10 a description Of the Say'' proceed
ings and their results.
The trial took place at Ia TrtpTo'' on the
farm Of 81. Daily Postmaster. General Of
France, thirty miles from Psrls. on the limo Of
the railroad, which extends beyond Vofsa'llss
and St. Cyr VI. Daily il a member Of the Jury
on Agriculture, and placed his farm, much to
bis oEn ineobveoienee, at the di'posSl Of The
CcnBissiOh for these experiments. The farm
IL . very extealire and very beautiful ono. il
almsst perfectly level over al open spaes Of t"g
miles square. md offered superior sltsstsgss
for ,ho trial. before largo ooHe"aSss. 81 sbs
various agricultural machines. Several tfisls
had already taken place before tbs Asdfsita'si
yery .sd secacosgss ,oaSessa a sE'issl,s'sl
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Southern Manufacturer.

Georgia was the first southern State that
essayed the experiment of diverting capital
from agricultural pursuits TO the establishment
of manufactures. Speaking of the success that
has attended the effort, the Savannah Repuli-
can, says:
"The attempt at manufactures succeeded,
wonderfully; the example was followed in diff
ferent parts of the State; and there are now
in Georgia between fifty and sixty cotton fac
tories in |" the full tide of successful expert
ment." The degree Of success they have at
tanned may be inferred from the following
statement Of the condition Of the Macon Manu-.
featuring Company. During the last six
months its clear profits have been at the rate
of seventeen per cent per annum on the
amount of the stock 1t has declared divi
dend of ten per cent, and has accumulated
during the last eighteen months, over the diy
dends, a reserve fund of thirty.seyen thousand
dollars.
There are, doubtless, many other compa
mics in the State which make showing equally
as fourishing.
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to light. Next the mayor attacked the very
arstocracy Of the Devil, by invading the ex
allied gambling bells of the city, where wealth
hitherto had corrupted the police, or dazzled
BY its splendor all the officers of the law. The
high priests Of Satan himself were brought
into the mayors office, and bound over to be
tried before the law. Then and now, the softer
and more seductive guises of Satan are assail-
ed in the persons of his attractive goddesses
Of the peace, that walk the streets at nights,
and lure men and boys, by their passions, into
debauchery. Now, however, there is a ho,ol,
an awful HOWL, from Satan. He could stand
the mayors blows upon little crimes and lesser
persons, but now that he is scourging the very
aristocracy of Pandemonium, all Pandemo.
mum utters an awful YELL So Satan must
hate with an awful hate now, the Mayor Wood
And we see signs of it in oil parts of the
city news of cypress to-day. The Mayor is
attacked by the Criminal Justices of the city
in some cases--and he is attacked in the higher
courts in other cases. The moment he ties up
or incarcerates crime, the moment some JUS
tice or some court, is invited to let it loose.
Beelzebnb was never so busy at work, never
before knew SO much law-spoke so much Of
civil or national rights so much touched
mems soft hearts by tender appeals to their
sensibilities about poor unfortunate woman,
&c.--for Beelzebub is patriot and philan-
thropst at last Will Beelzebub be Mayor, or
Wood be Mayor-that is the issue.-N y
Express
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The Mayor OF the City

Is having fight with Beelzebub, but
whether Beelzebub will whip him, or he whip
acknowledgements to be seen. We have no,
looked on harder fight among the "Powers
that be" for many years,--and sometimes we
think, Beelzebub will whip,-and sometimes
the Mayor-but we should have given up on
the Mayor long ago-if we had not seen in him
mettle-such as is above the ordinary run OF
our race here below.
Sodom itself was hardly worse OFF than was
this City of New York in January last, when
the Mayor came into power. Satan himself
seemed to have elected the Mayor-for we do
not suppose that ever n man was made Mayor
by such bad votes-and it was with a sicken-
ing of the heart, that we saw his Inauguration
into power. We had no faith in him, and did
not dare to hope any good from him but, as
is our usual custom, we determined to Judge
Of him by his fruits. We had heard of his
good promises made before the electon--but
we did not believe word Of them, nor did they
who elected him. We set them all down, as
the usual "cheats" of an election-and hence,
we expected to see Sodom, on the first of jan
nary, 1865, made uninhabited by June, 1866,
so that, by then, it would deserve the destruc.
ton Of FIRE and brimstone--even if it did not
get it. The murders were happening in the
latter part of 1854 almost every day. They
averaged certainly three a week. Crime, in
short ran wid-ran rampant-snd we expected
to see Mayor Wood help it on--with no power
in the Courts to check it.
Well, we have been disappointed, most de-
lightfuly disappointed, and Mayor Wood has
turned out to be, and is turning out to be, the
very best mayor we ever had. Belzebub had
won his way largely into the police, and Belize
bub there winked at, and wooed crime and vice
in all the purlieus of the city. The mayor
took up his lash, and he did lay on, until the
police respected him, obeyed him, and we're
disciplined, for the first tme under him. He
then used this uniformed police to enforce the
ordinances of the city and to scourge vice and
crime. The unlicensed liquor shops we're first
put down for the first time in the city. Even
men as high in power and authority as the now
celebrated Bill Poole himself who had made
mayors, judges, and the very highest city func.
tionaries, we're brought down to the mayors
Office, and made to obey the laws, and take
licences for their shops. The poor we're Sc
cured their just weights and measures by
new inspection of the city weights and mea-
sures. The mayor opened his complaint book,
and an afflicted, suffering city there, for the
Grst time, found vent and voice. The Sunday
trade in liquor was next attacked, and our
German population, in some cases, to evade
the laws, got up mock sacramento services on
the Sabbath, and drank lager beer around
mock sacramental tables The policemen in
vaded these dens, and dragged out the atrocity