davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-11
DR.. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Pains
and Aches.

APPLIID ExrERsALLr.-lt will cure all kinds OF
pains and aches; such as Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Toothache, Chilblans, sprains, BRUISES, Frost
Bites, Hoaiachcs, Pains m the Back and Loins,
Pains the Joints, Limbs, stiBgs Of Insects, Rlng-
worms, etc.
TAEES ISrrRsALLY.-N will cure Kidney Com.
plant bsekschos, sick headache cole, dysentery,
diarrhoea, cholera infantum, cholera morbas,
cramps and pains ia the stomach, fever and ague.
coughs, colds, asthma, ete,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-11
cHArrss iV.-MARRIED AGAIN.

Two yean elapsed between the third and
fourth chapters. A manly Mormon ons
evening. ss the sun was preparing 10 s.t
among = select assortment OF golden And
crimson clouds in the western horizon
although for tia. matter thels an has right
70 set where It wants to, and 80, may add.
has hsn-a manly Mormon, ] say, tap
ped gently ut the door Of the mansion Of
The late Reginald GlOverson.
The door was opened by Mrs. Susan
0lovefson.
ne this the house of the widow Glover.
son ?" the Mormon asked.
at is" said Susan.
'And how many is there Of she iDquir.
ed the Mormon.
There 10 about twenty Of her includn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14
8aufbGuICr.

Summer 6 Seder,
Rr. 1870. gEeF Baltimore StraBc.
Sruti@rs 8anfs nub @cbirIs@ri9Git.
pa0agr- -giIlrtg
Iar bic Dampfsr Oss
SsorSbeutTAeu Slow
bon
Baltimore unO WCpz9ari
nah
Bremen, southampton, Paprs, SunhoH u.f.s.
hno IN unlerm Snreau, wie tol8L ~ bt'omHsH:
YaIIages 9reiie in @oIb;
Bon Baltimore rod Bremen,
per San'pfsr seatttmSrf~, sSerIin'' 'cbto' uHS
&atttt ...''''.''''''
3pii6tnosd. ......'.'.''...',.'.'..." 25
9on Weip=Yypre mad 8rcmcut
o0ihe ''''''''''sl@O
z .:'''''''''' '''''''''''''''''''' * Mas
3pI@snoed. Observation-Disclosures, rs
BON "a Qprt all wro ole II Gage eli, Dau,pier bon
Rerosgprf mad Bremen lu io8enosn srmaBt9ten
Yreilen sgpeoirt:
l. &atntt.
Smtlhenoed. d.,"'...'.' '..''''''.''''''''''''' 10
GB 4, ,iel
auI aUe Sauptpldbs u iabIrede NtbtupGbe III StutiA
Lamb uno benz ubrigen europa lino In unerm preuu ~
babsn, unb iisasu mir oirstt aui ioGsnos Sanausr'
Be yeupiue Wtrrttns h go......... Srartfltrt a. VI.
a S6aaibouisnidcu Sautueretl. ...,...,..... 6In,
Carl r. 9aunp &eo..s,.'...'....' .Brcnen,
Wn9alt gBdBeHer .gerln
@ebr. Yiciier ale
Sebr gSnoedef ....'......'.'..''''''' 'WtBeh'
g. q 0aiier Observation-Disclosures. Wflui
6. 6. anop Il Sobu.. bu.........,.,.....,..,.N Ntrnberg
gtdlast Sursfr an SaimeStS
SnSatS. Rs65as i aGim 'asipS
De 9bnpeaurpuBe & 60, YntiOlger. 9amburg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14

aus Rc W.Wort. - (SdIedter GonoD)
Shon felt lGn8rrcr 3lit 1T Is bctGnnt, bab
mundc Sortcn Oc5 bel Der ameritanilben Sua
geno 70 irbr bcIicbtcu Gau0D's aus aIItrlri
idlsdten uuo 9iiti8cu Stolen bcrctd UcrOcn,
Terra alba, Sips uno GuOere Subliitute mcrs
ben fir ,}uder unO Wtcbl angemOnOt, uno &c.
pilIrnIoie 6abrIIanten ioleu nod ibliumcrC
Stoiie anlper0Cn. Sn 6OlBc Der plecn &la
9slt BBaahen nun Die 9cct9utten gebOroen ole
Sade in Die Syaae 0cnommsn. UeitGrn Wor
0en iuuroe eiHt NuiObG Gt rrtke- nrsarididt lin
idmmttlde Ganbpit6n0e IN bieii9er StHA4 llno
9rootlDu gu bciuden unO Mhtlter Don ben
peri6ieOcncn GGnODlortcn anjutauien. Steir
Wuiter weroeu riner dJcmiihcu llnteliu6unN
unteriuurieu uno Die Crbaltcncn &eiuItate Dem
Yubltum mitGetbcilt wer0en. &ie Hancn
Der 6abritanten uuO SduoIer, bel Oenen acs
idlihte g8aare 9ciunoen iplro. loIlen cbenIalls
oer6iicntlibt werocu Wlan glaubt aui oiciC
QpeiIe Der I5abritatipn unO Dem Yerfauic bon
9eiunobeitsihdolibem GanoD Elm Gnoc ma
den ju tOnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14

RaBmer bier uibt ais Gostmari, CfijJier uno
men alter 6reuno ihr Ste uuh 5Bre Sono'
Iungen 8hrBltat aelclliet bate. St be
stptiilc uitbt eineu WtOment, oaB Sic OieieIte
i'm b0diten Graoe oer0ienen, a6tr OoB =.
troB Gller Surgldalt - ,Sbrt Y;rlon, Wit
Nn8elegenbeit ountel bIelbi, ia gaBmer ee'
oenl Datum nibt eInmGl ben Gtt, pon wo
au5 er i9rieb, angab, 1T - ntBmSn 1'e e.
nidt libel - minoetns ltItlam. SSrtrau(T
pett Sertrauen ulo oGooH ut Dlef0tl h'D
uel gu ipircn.~
s9etrdie ole NngelcgenDtit nur iueLnt uno
NaBmtrs periou, 9err &aumtrDerr, Sit loA
ten ltb tlber Selmlibtet ndt ju hetIo9ci
babcn. mir bGn0eIn Gber @eloe tM unbt
oin9ten Stenle elner boDen Ytrlon, neI9'
Nutiihten bat, 10 uno nlcDt anosrs ju ope
rirrn. Sierbci 1T Utoer etwas ungeleBltdts
nod llncbrenbaitts, lonoern nur Der Wunld)
im Spielt, ben gStllen btlaGter bober FeIlon
~ erilllen, obne NuIItbtn iu erregen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14
SermiiGte G5cri(bte,

New Oort, Is. San. - 8ie g8cincins
fu9r (GbampnSuer elngCihpllen) crrcldjie
bier i'm leBien Sabre bcn GolOWcrib uon S3,
65l ,4Gl, in 'GS S2,G37 i26, in ~ $500,
7l0; Der oes yBblstsO in 1869 s93OOl, III
'68 sos, ,903, in % S5j,OSl.
- Der biCii0c gGieOcrtrNni" bat @rn. Gtto
SGdersOorit ium YrallOentcn erwaBtL
Nus btcU0o wro acmcloet; peiue Der
ibrrdlhItcn Grploiioncn creianete iidl acit5ru
frub ge0en llbr III otr gBobuunn uon Scns
inmiu i. Gantcrmaun ciues Wai6miltCn,
Rr lSl, Gtnbeyltr. 6rnu GGniermGnn madr
aui eincm tIcineu @Glolineoicn nns drlblttld
jurc6t, ibre beOen SinOer, WiGO9sn Oon
reip s uu0 Sabren, Uurcu In ibrer N0be.
IS i6eint, onB Der Sien nidt 0ibe gcnug CAB
unO ppllte bic i5rau ben Sabn 0hnen, un nod
mebr @oioilue suJuIGNen. Sa rrploOirtc nit
iurrbteridsm &rod Der UajoIinebeb6
6rGu Guntcrmuuu uno lbre beioen &iuOCr
itunoen in Wu in Blammsn. Ser NOter, Der
Ous Sammcr9eibrel b6rtc, lam bonn ubercn
Stpt bcrob umo pcriudte ole 6lnmmen Nn
,elncr i5rou ju erOtitden, Gllcin OitlelbGu er
fabten aud bn. GuolidD tomsu Die Nadbaru
bcrbei uno lbibtn oas ucrBtcrcnoe Clement
6rou Ganttrmunt uno 0ns inGitc &ine
IinO toot. Der &otcr uuo baS dItcite E6bter
den liegen uner Oen GrdBLibIten S9mcrjtn
OQrlIleOer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14
Sic Statcu sSsliuocr
NOOe : Gdrberei
bat Elm 3tu,ts.sRrtau in

Pat ttr .3ipti9 .Shrtau IN
Or. 40, GScft 8dltimpreffraH De
Cotm qabtn ots Sr @,c. 3. y. VIAL ststuabul,
ttoNurt.
SwsiBbhredu opn w. 8 uuS I, Sobufon ardhs.
Rcm.NprP.
Wit snsr 50.jdbriRn 9ratrurg uuo uou itrtm an.
ottu Bclhhitr Rbrriruteuu Vreitttruugtn t6utn ptr
nit WCt bic Situung bcB triiru frrbt- II. RSiniguugs.
StldlIttS In 0tcltm ldnOt bsanlprudHsu.
RlcDttloils tonitu cnptbcr m sttfc ohtr ais Gnaf.
ltrisRlt Ntor atldrbt 'rcrbtu, ioIpe aud Bdnbsr.
6ronieu, YSaBhude NJ.
Wlt Wrtrn uoH Gumeii. mo ptrrtrIlsbtrn gtrtrigt.
Inb pcrrcn.R0tt, utbsrrotr 9OtH uHD PBtsn gsiatti
unh Bcttiuigt obne Ng aHbuiuuutu,
admttbUGr., Vnslsu. unb Btodt. Sho'pls etrtinipt
Rtcpp.S Shalps atrcluig NIB gtidtbt Sdmmt' lRnniti
u. ~, bhbdl Btrttntgt unb adarbt 9sintn. H. Wou'.
tluu.WoulSduI obtnb H. J. 10 BerrinlGt u nru glufri.
VDolcnt urD AtGs. af.BUrbdugc atidtbt glaas
odnbldubt nno jtoeu RsrriRigt uHo atidrbi.
apdaren ,otrotH tn nnleTtm Sartau onra gIprtB an.
atnomnrn un6 IutldncidW.
Barrett, RcpbeipS s Comp,
lph. .lG3 3Vht.l Hlr. li0. Wtii.BatlmorthrdB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14
Gldlrn : lirn[lnll = Sfiff

Ole btlorbru WUfntrtiamirii Der pausreutu ,pIrb
anf bic 2ndcns sRrBftdllsSeife
gtleutt, reltt Jnm Nenaeu mo gBitbtrberNtdtn ooa
5arte upe 6Ol Nolirtu MP RsintBeu bon Wttau A.
y. Snn. DlriNEg. Ruplfr, 9rn Sint. Gtas. dpa
ShlnGut, Wt0tr unO @dtsn, WtGtmor. sDntstIt u. (.
10 obnt @ltittn ~; tbenlo ~ Ne lun gniittrrn pCn
ben ausRtIeimlttt.
Btrtdumsn Gtt n!dt naa btr -aabsn. ,reHau.e ttf,s
III tsaatn. pnb mgmtn SW tttIt anett.. ale 8rpctI
psrtauIfT H{--
NebTtlitt tinie bIT-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14

Scuotor 9 hurS itimmte bel Otr Probc
Nbitimmun8 Hber ole gBieocrauInGBme Slr
ginicn'5 nit ben GrSra0tt0IeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14

WewsOprt, l3. San. - tYaiior Goot IN
bieIioer StaOt uerbaitet.) Gticrn Nbeuo IpGt
Qine uns bic iiberralbcnoe gGdridt Ju, oaB
Der YaItur Goot IN Der Silce Der ~g9prIo"
! uerbaitei mor0en lei. Gs ibeint, oaB or Die
Staot gar nidt perlalen, ionSern nit Der
iungen Dame unter fall6em NGmen lt6 i'm
pGoereltSouIt" einQuartlert bate. Der ldarle
Seniations Nrtitcl in Der ggBorlo" liber letnc
6lud)t muB ibm oor bic AuaCu 9ciomnCn
iein, oenn CT beGab iid gciiern aben0 ooribln
uno nollie 0cn Ycrialier 0cIleIben lur Heoe
Iienen, Der i'm pcrbailen licb. gr bebauptet,
ME in jraeno iuctdeu Seiiebungen Iu Der iuus
een Dame 9citnn0en gu baben, uno Dieielbc III
nun Dieocr ibren GItern juriid9ebrabt NOR
oen Man 1T all0emein Der Nniitt, OaB Der
Serr Yaitor irrltnni9 gcporoen TT.
- (Sie Grpeoition nab oem Slt0mus bon
Sarien.) IS merben in Dem Sroot0ner 6lots
ienbauboie Yorbereitungen CUR ldleunl9tn
Nbreiie Der S6lIe 9etrohen, msitte bic erpci
oition nad benz Sltbnus Don Sdrten m,thia=
den loaen Der Srie9soampier yNipiit" pir0
moroen aus QYaiblngtou Gn Der g{aogs2Iaro
erpartct. 3uei anoere Sdiiie, Der 8anpier
.Saratoga" uno oas YroOGnilhlll ~9uaro",
ntbmen iett ibre Gaoun9en eiu. Den tste1l
iiber bic grpeoiton pirO 6Ontrea aNomlral e.
8. Dapis fabren Der crit ttiDli4 auf Der
s8usrriere" aus Srolilien 5urlidgetebrt it,
SunOert MARINE oloaten iueroen unter oem
8siebl pes Waiors j. Y. Soulton, iuelher
bisber ben 8ieuit III Der &alerne oeria9. Die
Grpeoiiipn mitmnden: Sie Nbretle NJ dul
ben Is. SAN itaelcBt, lam ltt aber bis j'Im
20.per3ogcrn.
balls, Naniens 3bomas Hin9rope, iiarb uor
einisen 3a@cn in &lnglir, I'M alter BON %
Sabren. Gr binterIGbt ein Vern68en BON
So labte Htt,Ffif ftOittPftn n mt
ME i5leiid, trant ieiner Sropfen Bier uno 8c'
mob nur yroo, oas er nit ran3i8em Sdueine'
felt befrid, aub oieies trabte er toteoer bonn
Yrpoe ab uno ipar!e es 5u elmer thnItiGsn
Dtabl,eit. glls Cr iiblte, oaB iein enoe bers
annabte, iagte er gu leiner alten !9aus9alie'
rim p6atbarine, ntmnl meln dlteltss, l9le6'
teltes SemO uno llrterbolen, mdid)e itc uno
laie mid, oarin begraben; Su braudlt aut
teinen Sarg FIR mid gu iauisn, aub teinen
SrauerIlor Dor oas Saus ju bdn8en uno lei
nen Yarrer tommcu iu lallen.' - 8teie eei
ieble muroen ieoo1 nldt beahtet, uno Der alte
porpaeus antdnOig beeroi8t. Ia ct tein
1eIament 9emadt bat v. tcineVermanote bin'
ter6bt, 10 tpeiB man nod nIbt, iper bic rslbc
Grbidait sinitrei6en wtro.
Gin 8erfnbrer tu's stats
Sud tbaus gel bidt. - Die -Sbenaugo
| Union" beri1tet 6olgenoes .Sn Rnripitb,
9berangp 60, N.a1.. muroe Gltas eanotll
bon Sri. Sarab y. Wault Der Serihbrunl
inter einem Gbsperipredlsn anBstla9t uno 81
$4,000 SdaoentrlaB ueruri9eilt; er bate lsir
Yermogeu in Nusiitt Sslien aui Die Stit'
aeihaiit, une oas Gtfenntnib tonnte MD
0ouItrcdt pcroen. Sarauf madte Die Saul
cine 9riminal. 2laee iucsen Yerihbruns nnie'
einem gbeperipreden an1dn8ig, uno ean
bell puroe au ,pei Sabrrn Staats' 3u6tbau!
perurIDeilt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14
Sriitn ,
ElorQ0iue,
Ger Jaidmmcussfctts hlSHss @rtratt
bgB


peB
Spruelicu RirfdbdumrS aus Ttps
rtod (Cornus Floridana),
Elm iiderr5 5eitmittsI fir
SGiittrliroit Oorr 9Brblrlirbrr.
Si3ts Gr,entl.U UlittI atetn psroOtIht Gufdus mt.
bdli Die etiIirditt bs pOblbCiaHHttn antyttaniatu
yaumts
CoRNUs FLoBIbsSA,
ioraidltia ubtrtit,t uno asiadt Iuanlmtnattk, nit
un0rru SubrdHlfI. Wrht dut
tcbcr. fbaut unh wieren
uirttr NS eHt9al lsns pgnRtn poer Gnotrt iddoil6s
Drpgnn.
3Gs RcItpt N Oon
Subu fBilPcns. Dr. Med,
non Baltimore.
S}u habtr bel bet 90 9pIfmau q Rogtrs, ~
y. s'ruwu 8 8rueer J. Guris GRoprs unb ben
Npotletrru TN WugsIietleu. (2S3.t-D tDrI 3.D-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-14
Gafimau &c Sjruf,

Gi1tnibAHtru btr
sRrbFan ans2cifeusGpmpasnie,-
glr. l3l. ROrD'B Bri,h sirGb.
YbtlaotipAta.
6D. 8. Strut,
atmraIGatut lat WarpIano uno ben eHbtu.
Usr. III, Observation-Disclosures,
IStul,lS) Balttmort Rb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17
Women in Wall Street.

The sphere Of women has widcned
out until it embraces-perhaps includes
would be the better word-Wah street.
That worid-known thoroughfure has
hitherto been but little pervaded by
the other sex, apart from the apple
woman at the corners and the fair
creatures that come in carriages from
he, ond Madison Square. 1t has long
been recognized by the latter class As
iisagreeable quarter, where the men
made the money which was to be ex-
pended at Stewards, and Tiifany's and
where, amii many perils Of robbers
and false brethren, the great business
of accumulation was carried on. 1t
vas sometimes necessary to visit Wall
street before going out shopping, or TO
pass through il on the way to Brooklyn.
Otherwise Wall street was to be avoid
Ell by the ladies. But we have changed
all that.
Two adventurous mesdames have
established banking house under the
shadow Of the Treasury, and made their
first appearance on Change last Satur-
day. Woodruff, Ciahin & Co" is a
financial entity. Whether that ultimate
Co which these ladies' have appended
to their business title (shall we say as
a panier!) is a masculine or feminine
tinality, we know not, nor is it impor-
,ant to inquire.
1t is curious, however, to note the
necessity tina: arises for revision Of
our grammars in the matter Of the noun
| substantive since woman has asserted
her equal right with the men in the pro-
fessions and the trades. Many nouns
hitherto regarded as exclusively mas
culiIe have passed already, and more
seem likely to pass, into that category
described IS commands generis. To
some of these changes we have become
already accustomed. as in the case ol
! Doctor, which no longer in itself i'm.
plies masculinity. But in the colleges
which Mr. Tennyson long ago preiig.
ured - destined 70 6aunt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17
Hatred of ENGLAND.

The late Major s., oil the United States
Engineers. had through dislike for
England: he would have pleased DR.
Johnson, who liked a good hater The
major used TO say that in any foi eign
complication which might arise it would
be the simplest thing in the world 10
determine what the policy OF this coun-
try should be: ''All the Pr-sidcnt would
nave to do would 10 ind out what the
policy of England was, aud-thsa go
dead against IT. On one occasion,
couversug with an En.iiShnln, he toll
him frankly that III thi- country Great
Britain was Cooked upon "a the enemy
Of the human race" Yes replied he
other. Il supp 'se nurses trighten their
children bv telling them that } Jan Bull
viii come and eat them upT' "Not
much. shouted the Inaioi. Once, when
he was coming over from England in
one of the Canard steamers on tine
Saturday afternoon, a band on deck
play ed Yankee Doodle. \ gruff En-
glishnan who stood by inquired whether
That was the tune the old COW died OF
Not at all. reforted he major; That
is the tune the old Bull died Of" This
apt reply made John Bull pause and
consider, a indeed, according To the
old ballad, the COW in question did:
~ certain der hii coz.
lie hat no nay tn Keep her.
80 h- too. hi d. AMI beg N 10 play.
'to-sh.er cor. consider"
-Lippiacott's Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17

| A few days ago policeman remark
| cd : " There arc three glasses OF liquor
drank in this city for each loaf Of bread
that Is eaten.
Suppose this is true; then for each
loaf of bread, AT ten ents. there is paid
for drinks thirty cents or three times
as much for liquor as for bread.
1t is estimated that four barrels of
fou will supply family of five persons
with bread for Il wear A barrel Of -four
will make 264 lbs of bread, and the
four barrels will give 056 pounds. AT
six ce.ts per pound, this is sl5,S4 for
each barrel of ilour, or S63 SO for the
four barrels. lfthis estimate is too low,
take five barrels Of -four for each fami-
ly Of five persons, and the value of
bread at six cents pound is S79,20
for the year.
The lS2 900 families of five persons
each. constituting the population OF
the city. consume at this rate bread to
the value of s14.4l4 400 year.
There are IN this city now at least
four thousand places where intoxicat-
ing liquors are sold. The numter in
New York and Brooklyn in April,
1866. was 9,270. If these receive on
an average $50 day each. that 10
S43,8O0. 900 year, or at $l5 day
each. it is s2l 900 900 year. 1t is
true some of the drinking houses are
mere ''holes in tie WALL" but others Of
them are palaces. Some Of them take.
in only few dollars day. while large
numbers of others take in hundreds of
dollars. But il is not at the drinking
houses, at public bars, where all the in
toxicating liquors are consumed. At
eating houses. at clubs and at the ho-
tells, are expended large sums for wines
and stroug spirits. Thus the use Of
strong drink counts up very fast, as
against bread.-N. Y. Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17

With prudes for proctors, dowssers tor ds,ss,
And sweet gisi grsfu stes 9Th their golden hair.
the degrees Of Masters Of Arts and
Bachelors Of Arts have accustomed .
sad perplexity, the corresponding
mistress and ''spinster" having an
unacaslemical sound.
When quite lately at Oxford Univer-
siiy the decree was promulgated that
hereafter certain honors shall be equal.
v open in that ancient institution to
both sexes. it was remarked that the
Oxford men had transferred the Latin
word candidatus to the epicene gen.
der: and that the gallant and poetical
wording Of the statute, "Liceat delega.
is puetlds inter candidates. adnumerare,'
trippcd like verse Of Catullus. Paelias
is surely very pretty way Of putting
il. ami recalls Lydia and Lalage, and
all the laughing loves Of the Latin
poets.
But to come back from Oxford to
Wall street, how are we ever to make
the masculine names Of the stock bro
kers common to the sexes! Can Ms.
Woodruff, of whom we would speak
only with the highest respect, be ever
properly mentioned as a bull, or Miss
Claflin, to whom we would always pay
the homage that is her due, bear3 Ger
tainly it would lie indelicate to call her
she bear. What is to be done, One
thing ought to be done, at least. These
female fnanciers have entered upon an
experiment, the success of which is
doubtful. but in which they should not
he embarrassed by impertinent curiesi-
ty or insulting jests.
Let the men of Wall street remem-
Der above all things that they are gen
tlemen. Perhaps it might be asking too
much to ask the students Of Bellevue
Hospital to bear the same thing in
mind at their medical clinics, but we
will risk it. Whether woman goes out
Of her proper range in entering the stock
market or dissecting-room is moot
point, perhaps; but wherever she goes
maintaining her scfrespect, she is en-
titled to the courtesy Of Us"
Evening Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17

"Po" ns ''S'ou. tOuT IiiT
seducer throwing off the mask and put
ting on the CHASTITY deaths head; de-
mandmg the life blood of your dearest
and noblest. ! am not before you to
tickle your ears with words gingerly
spoken plain speech you must hear
for you are not guiltless. When YOU
behold your friends and neighbors w.
ing here shrouded for the tomb, strick
en- down by the destroying fiend We are
now hugging 80 lovingly, will not ac-
cnsing conscience, in horrid whispers.
tell you they are also victims OF your
own apathy: Had that bad man" con.
tinned he. darting a look. scathinr rs
lightning towards Mr.. Jones, 'on his
arrival. set up an open dram shop. YOU
would not have tolerated the outrage
on society for single week; but he
came clothed in smiles, with honeyed.
hattering words on his tongue he pour
Ell wealth into vour laps and poison
into your hearts.
| am not sounding an uncertain alarm.
| am not quite alone in nv fear for
Millridge. Already see dread anxiety
sitting upon the brow of wives and
mothers; | see the strong pillars, up
on which leaned their fondest hopes,
stricken down.
In yonder churchvard, not a turf now
presses the sleeping form of drunkard.
Aad shall that sacred soil be dotted
over with mounds, upon which the
mothers and the wild VS. tears will fall
N bitterness Of anguish and despair
where upon every stone, might he tru-
ly written the terrible denunciativn,
No drunkard shall inherit the kingdom
of God
Ny friends, shall these things be2
Will You not heed my warning? Will
you not join hand and heart to put
away this wickedness from among you
to save your children and yours elves
from the Destroyer
The old pastors earnest eXhortations
did arouse some feeling of alarm among
his parishoncrs; but Mr. Jones' saw
this and hasteued to tue rescue of his
iinncried bar.
II soon became apparent, though
never noticed before, that Elder Mack
was not the right man for the prosres-
siNe village OF Millrld.e.
younger man was wanted. who
would keep pace with the times. Ii
was said Elder Mack. il 4 dear old man
but hc is getting childish lie is too
Old fashioned lie never reads his ser
mons. as do all fashionable preachers
He does not always make use Of good
| grammar He Is too impolite-reads
the scriptures as they are, lie is not
popular.
Mr.. Jones headed subscription list,
and raised Il thousand dollars for new
minister.
50 poor Oil Faithful" was-not
burned,-but sent away from Vanity
Far. " and young Mr.. Brilliant, direct
from the Theological school. installed
! ia his room.
| Now. 1t must not be inferred that
sir. Is. was hot temperate man: he
thundcred Justify aga nst king Alco-
| hOl.' and all the sins in his train but
his hearers lit that it was distant
thunder,-that it did not reverberate
over their heads, and thrill through
their hearts, as when it rolled from the
lips Of Father Mack. Thus. the con
science of MiIlridge was quieted; and
50, stood matters at the time our story
opens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17
A PUZZLED CENSUS-TAKER


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