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There = diSplt" which ia> pccn cal
ricd on for son. time between thl cduca
tors Who wou'd supplant the studies tina
cannot be applied in afer life. bv tho,A tina
| give nSeinl or practical knowledge. Il. i
claimed that mathematics even, are OF II,
value beyond the purposes of Trade. Cons
inercc and Banking. All the time spent n
mastering Square Root or Cube Root a
Geometry or Algebra. il thrown aws.
Again. Latin pursued for number 4
terms III Il High School is loudly condvn-
ed. The party Of progress 50 called/,h
text books Oh Agriculture and I0Ica-
lure, Navigation aud Industrial Diving.
ihey want only the circle of the/ kaaral !
sciences put into the course kie3i Of I
the Languages, they would havsf0r' and
girls trained in Chemistry, Su,fyE5 and
Engineering. All this sound, fen,as talk
ard theory. But in practice Il kIow tito ,,
De very near complete filafe. al
Boys and girls first of,af, anl st ofall. II
lack the power of TIIINBN6 AN REASON DI
ISG. Only those studies H.. tx the in II
ventive and reflective 9cultts will give D
them self-deyelopmeht. fWha lessons are =
learned i'll the book ,moF supplied on Phys
zeal Geography. Phy sielogy Natural Phil
osophy, Chemistry. Hstor and 80 forth,
or Lectures areii>tesed to as fULE, on y
ly mass of words Dre COMMITTED TO MEM
DRY. The result oes rot 90 skin deep. IT,
Nine-tenths of AZ who come ont of our l
colleges e,en. Shere instruction in the ADJ
practical ,tudesk far better than we can
have in our IIie' Shoots know fully the
superp discl6ae of the Languages and
the Higher Afhematics. These give the AN -
solid food, - the rest, thine-i broth and ce,'
WI
grWI. pm
il all oqfrarious schools as at present T.,
taught. co. Grammar and Geography are a.
mostly deramming OF the memory with M.
words. *fhe pupils know nothing At the
md. u L we're not for the exericeS of the An
Reas0o which Arithmetic. mental and o. o., y !
Sritt4 require we should almost despair Pc
If d eause of education. II I'll
u Teachers are few and far betweeJ shou
VI s'k anything in recitation except u
VI n. Of the book. Let us not reduce fe ---
Y u giF.l to Languages and Mathem;ycs
present. la putting text books to exfiln
useful arts into our schools excuFcly. me ne
'tsusl get chdn more tHdh wheat. will b
W. IS. day.
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We publish below. a well writyll lot tie

+ We publish below well wriyn lot ter
4 from one of our leading citizens,/o Ban
gOr firm in relation TO the proposed Rail-
road.
| ''As to the question Of nilroad along
| the ..ShOre Line" we are coEipced from a
knowledge Of our people. th.l we are to
have line from some p0iat On the Penob-
scot, extending through tie Counties of
Hancock and Washington crossing the
st. John. n. B. This rOsl Will y some
fly miles shorter than the +. &V. 4.
Railway, and instead Ofpasslng throKh
wilde rness, will connect the large TOMS
and well settled portions OF our Coun
AID afford Transportation by rail to larA
ei,ss of oar citizens who have travelled
,sAepr Ter. If your citizens would
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The State Government.

The assembling of the Lepislaturo q,
Maihe suggests peculiar anomaly in orr
STATE Constitution that is AT Variance viii,
The established theories of renresa,,o,;,.
81 i, .n IL Is an accepted political
ma III hepuDilcs, the Execu,iva
'"e Legislature should be each inaa-
P'"ueht OF the other in its election and ta
'ponsloie directly to the people. In the
ohlled states Constitution. and in ,lo.. :.
ei"i Oh The States. this independence Is
secured by entrusting to the Chief Nj,
IN l"'T CHOSEN by the people. the filling Of
nc subordinate executive offices T.,
o'"ei> OF the States. the principal exocr
e oiiicefs- as Secretary of State ,ttor-
nerai ETC., are chosen directly nv
Peopie. Either of these metbods i =,
nam ohy with the accepted theories
In Maine the executive ,s,a,o
.r' 'He Governor are elected bv tie
legislature all entirely distinct brar.n of
tne government \ suitable 1t off to
''i's anomalous function o. the Legisla-
'"ie' would be provisioa. that the Coy {
eriior should appoiAc the Speaker of the
House. the CLERKS to both branches and I
also designate the Committees. Then W. I
Shouid nave government of "proner |
chechs and balances and the svmmetrv
"t The system would be more apparent
Inc interference of one Departments with &
ihe other would be mutuaI.
We suppose however the honorable =,
inen-lNfs would resent the suoges,;o,, asl !,
any such encrolchments nm tba;- a
pen6ence. and therefore suob tc
is hopeless. '" " A
Our state Executive has almost No :, W
dependence to be eucroached upon and fir
'he Governor is left in painfully ludicronS
predisament '''ous bs
ne is the Chief Magistrate of the s,.,o WI
anp tseHns It's sovereignty and dignity. nr
anu ne cannot say who shall be its sec,a rel rel
tary and keep its Seal. ''eo'e- NJ,
He is the Chief Executive charcoal of
Tue faithful enforcement of the Iaws an11 o w
nc cannot suggest who shall be the Air. ex
ney Of the State. rer
He is the Governor and Comm to
ohef OF all the Military of the Stat. .nd lin
las NOT the privilege Of designating his of
Adjutant, even in time of war. 81
de is responsible to the people. for the n iro,
eii-oeahs OF the State. its honor. pros ives
my tranquility and safety, and his ern
'"er. with few exceptions, consists in I
inSt;o.s oe AZ nea
tsr;es r,,h,;s '"e peace and too
We tbipI mi. the
MI, - anomaly oushfo not to ex- earn
~" 4ohSer. NO officer of the es. IT. v
0ranch should owe his position to any
her power than his cbier ~ t.,
Legislature should De III mite ps 20 its
-,ctfons of making. I,ws and n. The
nrsfene,f .5tb RI. .,.,-... Comm
llenar,,.. pP"'"'ing and Hs
Sc.. OF Inc Gov tains II
s~h.,. DO that better the bill
rough . they .ppoiur OF {1e/
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Chr Wllswortb Amtrifan

Published every Thursday Morning at Ceombs'
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, BY THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see first page.
). N. PETrESGILL 4 Co., 81 Park Row, New
York and GEO. Z. RowELL 4 CO., 40 Park Row,
New York, are the agents tor the AMERICAN,
in that city. and authorized TO contract FOR
in erting advertisements for at our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested To
lie ave their favors with either of the above houses
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Christmas tceek ia Washington Clerks At
LeIsare-7his - dreddfM heather In
uncomfortable Grotrl-Ihe business II
C0agress-BHis before The HouSe-De bat
or The French Spolidti0n BW-Cyamitfce
Work Commercial Interests.
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NhnlL.n..

DR.. T. W. T Sasiburns Fan. JuIvh
m lrsI Jgn., took a severe cold ,L1 ~ sIh-
vca1 CT h.. had been slb tal'td greh
nv nr.t ' .,, called in p l =, So much
WOKE 'b strong again. In nan a1si ,.ld th
th,n '9 ~ cessation, with gre .nfee or f b
iEe T nm nln first, si4y 10th 9th ~ = see Dt
I'd s I,odnplaint; that nv I,i rde told b
fom e,aaa The cough was ca ,ullss were
foIIo, After the first t t@eat by 4 q
lept D1hJIw,hg bis directions ifa nd1t, y
now aI ns weess il was sc carer DAY By b.
without n fati9, can now walk sl n,,,.
ng that some hope You will ny n6 GTn r
-elief. 'earn where The -, ,fSl on. {. hI
Yours trulS SSsllx
MRS ~
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tONSCNPTION CAN BE CURE
scHENCk'S PULMOMIC SYRUP.
>oHENCk'> SEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE pIIf

Are the only Medic ines that " III cure Prime,
airy Consumption.
\ sometimes medicine that will stop cough vii
occasion tile death OF the patient IL Lock. m
'"' versions inc circulation OF the blood NOR
\ fhAge follows and in tact cogging IN. arti,m -
I thr very organs that caused the cough
\ liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes
~ t"o-thirds 81 the cases OF consumption MANI
Arc no" complaining with dull pain in the sii,
tthc po"eIs sometimes costiye and sometimes Too
/ iopse' tongue coated, pain in the shoulder hIadn
i'hS sometimes very rcstls IS and at other times
hro"sy the iood that Is taken lies heavily on th
stohiich accompanied with acidity and OF beIrh n.
"in". ihese symptoms usually originate from
auisorlered condition Ofthe stomach or n tnrnid
i've. persons so affected il they take one or t,yn
hc3Ey coiis ana IL the cough in these cases M.
ts,'liehly stopped the lungs, liver and stomach
e. "S anu remain torpid and inactive and before
latent Is aware of his situation the lunrss 70
,it,tlc sores, and LIBERATED and death is he in
birl' lac. mot 'p ,, Gsrup is an expectorant
IL uItird 10 check cough suti,ienl,. 'i al' wi hS
Ncheuck,7 Seawecd tonic ,is.nIyas ,h -
MES win the gastric juice of the storr1,h toI a.
L tas!iy nour!shes the system AMI go, u u
army circulation OF the blood Whan thI'a L
"A are .o,uNe skin salow and the natia,, oo"-
nous hIbt Shrnck's Mandrake P,iI- - ol Il
II, iiflxSCa1ee nicuiclues are prepared by DR. 4
= .iir-Noh son, Northeast Corner M Six,t
,:,ii, S;tttets' ihIa faand tor sale by t,so
II ,oo,l" III %. Is Hanover st. Eo.ton a,I99
~, n. = ,9iIcse place r., wholesale Act,
y druggists generally. sp.no I0n,ot an
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To THE PUBLIC.-In another column of
THIS paper will be found an advertisement
81 Dr. ram of Boston, who was in this
town live years ago on his way TO Eastport
and 81. Johns. Al that time was \ errcat
sufferer and had been obliged to walk with
crntchcS for year. was completely ais
ahIcd not being able to dress or uudress
myself. For particulars | would refer To-
my certificate Igavc him nj the time which
i published with Others in this paper. |
would here state that | have been better
Eng" M, treatment, never having To call
~ physician since or pay one dollar for
medicine. | would advise any of nv
friends and townSmen who are suffcrin,,
ana need physician to call upon him. !
nave never seen the Or. since he treated
me but shall he happy TO welcome him f.,
Ellsworth again. not only because of The
G"od he done me. but that others that are
shficrin" may be benefited as was and
otrAl>e 't'ieye him an honorable physi-
j. X. JORDAN
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

-, ms Splendid Hair Dye is the best in tho ,,,n,
aiI oi rue ana Perfect Dye. Harmless Rail-
10y Uie anu u !hf tantaneous; no disappointment ~ i
~ "a. - tlntS or un pleasant odor Remrlian -
-, entrt, 81 Dad dyes and washes ProiufesIu,,ut'
"a 49, ~ d shherp BLACK OK NATURAL BRowS
NJ 1870 me mar CLEAN SOFT AND RE ,IrIrr,
Druggists. ~ .oid by ali
CiIAS. BATCHEIoR prs
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN pATr>-r.
r. q. EDDY
SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks DqSieoS
49, 20 State St.. Opposite Ki,h,s,
BOSTON -

20 state St., Opposite Kith-.s,
BOSTON.
! a rbir, an extensive Practice u ,,,p,,,
| the ~. ears, continues 10 secufp -. !!
| and n,har = o,ates' also in Great Britain r.,
! tinns ~ ioreish countries. Caveats Snacf az.
ta,' assignments. and all other Ioner 80 ne d
80 - executed on reasonable t.rnip' 80 TOT IA
ami uiiii, mes made to determine n =, us
.n5 uttiiiltF OF Patents OF Inyentinr S iItitl
H. oiief advice rendered in ali rsat, anu ieea
inrnS, SAM Copies OF the claims of touchln4
rec .neu Nv remIttin- one dollar -? patent
reSordedi IN Washington Assignment
:. 10 agency IL. the Unife ISfote. -.
patrnto6;ji, oostHi'g Patents, y er' ,
procure P;itssrt 81 journey to Washington -
ie saved Inventors. ''s'd> ~
Irae.x, n, TESTIMONIALS
su,cssa ar. Eddy me of tha 81 caBo5le-snG
offciSi 90 practitioners with yvs5in | hays had
'"'e'c course. e1As. MASH
uIh. r Gomp-4ssioner of Pdents
they cane no hesiratiop. assuring inyshtors that
ap~Icn,iny, lao more capa'le - putt g their /
apd ~ In form to securc :or them earl,r
-" iaVortbic consideytlon nc the Patent Once
EThUND BURKE,
go, Late Commissioner oi Ptents
Mr- X IL Eddy ess made for me oyel IuIRTy az
piioations for stents having been sncressiI,i ~
every case. such uhmistakable proot - /
great ia ey- and ability on his part leap ooi y
reccomDshd all inventors to appIy 10 ti,,, =, ~ 70
cure tpr patents, as they NAV be sure 81 n, i ~
lhe oss aai.hiuI attention bestowed IN, re
sas"' """ ~ very reasonable charges. '''ii
Boston ia, ,.-o JOHN JAGGART
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hava L-'eIburn Fan. =,
fh shl,s last Febrass1sesd with r6e sL IRA a
hand 1a T aa aye 81. month, 'h had e., ;
quite as s1r ona how, July my hsnd III
relieved aIaiig as the other; have beLfrz.
acb. ss.eso from dyspepsia and ~
oltf ldeS. r. r. g
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= 1,. communication of this Lodyo f.,
o. ni ai on Saturday, January M or cs"ice
se p attendance Of members Is rennest. 10
i,d;l, IL. l.. sOME>, " ~
should come prepared are. "a a members EN- owing dues
JOHN W. SONE
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7'' ''t'- Amer Z. Abbott. fireman
% N'if'">''"n' who wa, injured hy falling
nom a l""'er at tn" Boston fire, died
~ '"' hospital saturday night, aged u
S'"'' III brother was burned i'll the
runs Up 'ie same fire aud his bo.ly has no:
o,'" FOUND. IL m"'h"r >ub~cqucntly
died from grief at the misfortune Of he
sous Al 'hr time "i his Injury ~ va, er
gagged 10 a Young lady aud nilIv r.,1y ,
~ '.,'' '''' ana of The dt>irr y both pa
',''' were married At Tine hospn
"' ''''r" 'HH Young m,u'> deal.
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TIE AGE o. I~-7.'iioN.-It would
seem that Yav~e ingenuity has really NJ.
limit who. Wa-s the list of nate,t.
wo.I,i, i.Sus,rfrom the L. s. Patton, an,
but NAM ol the'e patents are yirtu.uv
u>clr-' l" The parties whose inyr,ti,.,
lT-,'' mas Conceived these articles IN
wrisr money Iil> been paid 10 soljcjtor. .m1
!, ~ 'A pef.cuce i"r obtaining the pa,,,t
inventor, VIII do well to apply only 10 Vii.
'H''s 81 nigh standing. who can IN, Xii.
KY = aii required details As to hling nr c,y-
,"S, ana procurin. of American and En-
:" ''el y but whose Judgment ana lar,e
i"''.,e " III be OF great value in dsteriIn.
"- we alVlSabliliiv of incnrrin q tl,e,>.
ms 81 letters patent. NJ solicitors
', y l"SIdIl - - well known as NrR
l. Euly al Boston. whose card gpn.,ys
d, '''I> ISSUE oi oar paper. Iii. expericrce /
y "eiiIt general Oh and His extensive /
'ractifc III all department, relatinr +, Ill |
: "Clithlent OF patents render him p4cax
an h'ied 10 give advice and pro,no,y 4
- ara an business with energy and sll.-
- -A> the pioneer in America for Obtain
= patents for Trade Mark, and DESIGNS
t ma had 4 marked success, in seruri,.
ie designer and manufacturer from iuitn
On. ANA inventors will do well Ia ay,u /
/. ih>"Nr> oil MS extensive research ii
a"Hi2 specification, and avoiding con
3'hS claims IN the issue Of patents.
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NOTICE..

ne annual meeting of the Stoclbo,t
oi the Bueksport National RAM 30 p OF the
A.. a. De nei1 a their Banking Room. ON sport
o'c,ss me NJ 1t ~. DAY q Jsn.ary, next -
before them. "'e'i'ess That may come
iucksport Dec. II, 1872 Z, S.ashier.
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0TlfS !. hereby given that Henry II. CLARK
ssvin~s ~, ~ ts next session for Charter for
Vremon Dec. Il. ls72. as.
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olcklngs and Stealings
One Year Ago,

!, One Year Ago,
# OIyear ago a ringing voice.
cS clear blue eye
: A clustering curl, Of sunny ha'r.s
90 fair 10 die.
: (ly ycar-no voice, DO smile.
: No glance Of eve.
clustering curls Of golden hair,
Fair but to die.
n ne year ago, what Loves, what scfie'
, Fhat joyous hopes. " hat high res.
~ What generous strifc.
= The silent picture on the WALL,
/, The burial-stonc.
OF all that beauty. life and joy
Remain alone.
onr year. one wear. one lttsy.
And 80 mucl gone.
And Yet thr even flow of 10
Moves calmly on.
The grave grow, green, a over. bloom fair,
Above that head:
NJ -orrpwing tint pf''af u 'rny
say he l. dead.
N2riu.e Or hu,hH mrrry oirls,
Til, i, hon ~ ,leop.,qIow
The form wio'e.
whrrr hasrf'u been ~ year. beloved,
what risir I'ir. +" hat slcriou, lii.
Wh,rr olI hast been:
The yr' 'hr vii - thin, 20 strong.
~ "a, sni faec;
~ sNEcil. when shall itr.u.
Smny 'eet
not sleeping, nor even gone,
resent still.
a lifting forthe coming hour
'ol's sweet Ill.
Of the living and the tctd.
saviour dear,
In in silence Al Thy feet
:. Quad, sad year,
rsi.Ay yesterday morning shverin.
A hkiast table.-quoth she David.
II tho Til, butter taste chcc-cy." Il
mummy" ,ai', DAVID, this i, Dayid's mild
-ay OF >wcarin.,"-''if both on ~ hasn't
zen butterin' our bread with cheese
uch are the cheating transformations of
Old weather. -. Lewiston JonrnM.
The >harpe,t. 50 rs this month, i the
roy Slrl whp mlkr- 'her unsu>pectin.
ther the daily bearer If sweet mis- >ives to
clerk IN hi, OIL e who has been FIR
lden - visit hi employers house. She
ms the letter in the old mAl'- CLOAK, and
men he reaches III" on and throws of
e garment "a" cicrl. gct- Il snl resp ondS
the SAME carrier.
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What the Leading Papers S;

"''at l''e leduIiiS FdpefS D
First Of all IN ATTRACTIONS W .,.,, a me /,
Standard, Chicago
well sustaIns it, reputation, r,r ~r..
racy writing. N. Y. Tribune.
The GNiaNy Is ALWAYS mon. , ,,..vn.i
any, AZ u more varied in H. range rhsn .
er. '-Independent.
"A model periodical; a credit IN Arnsr;
odl.l Htcratnre-- Phliadrlpbli Prcss.
There Is not 4 dull page bct,yeen its
y Y. Time.
The variety Of it, contents thssr sa,i
theIr brillhuce, and their great interest,"
II general character OF great cxceIISnce
number. Post, Boston.
Always ably edited, and rcuarkabl .
good Judgment displayed in the seIertic
rent topics for discussion. In this wa
tcliPSeS the more con sentative periodic.
We are inclined 80 believe that m
right good literature is crowded bctws.
ers OF The Galaxy han any 9ther AM.
aZlne can boast o.. '-thIcago Times.
sheldon 4 Company have oncned
iAtcrcat IN their magazine, The GaIaxy
ing to 1t the communications or uro,s ''
nc men upon questions OF zen erai in!,
Philadelphia 49, u g
The reported increase in the Ell.
Inc Galaxy Is hardy to DC wondered
certainly the best OF American. lSaray
press, Buffalo, \. Y. + 4
The Galaxy Is one of the fuIlx n,
together, richest 81 the MANI 11or A,h "a
have given such an enviablc a - Il VIM
can magazine LITERATURE 5 n me- D.
Philadelphia. Pa. iime
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Ae'o advertisements.
Notice,

THE LADIES Sewing Society of IT,
= pose 70 hou Fair and Dance at Uninn II r. -
an 10, 80 II the weather should he ',1, mal
"o'e' WI. 'f heId The first pleasant evening Or
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speeial 4otiess.
ON MARRIAGE.

nappy Relief for Young Wen from the
tuc''9 "I Errors and Abuses in early life Man
ilooI rt7'nTed. Nervous debility cured. Impedi
mems 10 Marriage removed. New method of treat
inent New and remarkable remedies Enok. amt
circulars sent free, in sealed enveiopc.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIbN >o south
Ninth It, Philadclphia Pa an nn ~, ,'
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The Argus,
1907 1878.
IT'S 20 tin YEAR

For more than two generations the old Eastern
Argus has continued its regular visits TO its sub
scribee, and rndcr the present management. has
won from perhaps too partial lreads the feputa'
ton of beng The
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Bourw,r hl' 70 The Trrr cier ,ays t.a, v.
on ,ha Of The Treasury to laba ., az =
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Ell svnrti,.


= Ia town, to'
!. In noa
P this week
p NortA.
ESludal
i wiaHa.r yo
II below \.
lr9rg -,
Uiion River
prJp.>al- T.,
Bic port Il
4rh. ,,..
: belpI.,....r -,
fohnar .., .
N,tnbor D r.
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FOURTEEN PERSONS KILIEp AND FORTY IN
JUREp BY FALLING OF ACIIuRCH FLOOR.
\ terrible accident happened in Newbu.
| rY. Pa. on Christmas evening by which
! fourteen persons We're killed outright. and
! forty injured. some of them SO that they
| cannot recover. About three hundred per
sons had assembled in the audience room
| OF the Baptist church. 10 participate in
| Christmas festivities. when In the midst of
| the exercises the floor gave way and the
whole company were prccipitatcd into the
cellar. When the crush came there went
/ up hcarircnding wall of manglcd hu-
mainly. Children wildly shricked for their
parents. and the groanS of the wounded
aud DYING filled the air. To add 10 the
| horror the oil lamps OF the cdiice iynitcd
and bid fair to destroy all in general con
/ Migration.
Those outside worked with will and
| used every effort to rescue the living The
/ church now was on fire. but proyldentially
| the filmcS could be reached and speedily
| eNtin@ui>hcd. Before the floor sank many
Of those within were able to reach win
dowS and lcapcd to the ground. a distance
| of ilneen feet. At II o'clock fourteen
dead bodies had been recovered. There
were some forty or tiily wounded many
OF them seriously some will probably die.
AVALANCHE N CTAu.-At Little Cot
wood near Central City. Yesterday. A
terrible SnOw->lide occurred. The ava
lauchc. which i represented to have been
600 feet wide and u feet deep. came down
across the sage road. Swccpiu. away eight
or ten teams and t"am-tcr> and taking
item 300 feet across Cottonwood Greek
Three of the teIm-iers have bern
Shoycllrd out alive, bat badly bruised
four more known to have been buried n ere
not rescued. and il i thought impo.> iblc 10
tina them before -plin@ although one hum
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tanned. Eight mul We're du. ont. some
dead. some with leg broken. and others
severely bruised. Several were afterwards
shot.
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