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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

erqutdlihe 8ebrieite; 8iO Hono 1T veiu
SardIlter oe5 Gtrtrauens", QntoneIli
Dar Gin iiGuot0er Swelfler uno Shpur3s
1eber. YiO 9iouo wolIle n~adGeben. no
Nnionrul u~n6ruglnm mar, ulO umge>
tehri Kio 0ono euolih bat fir iid ais
9ellIIihes G%6erhnupt Der STRIDE Slid
uno GlIolge 0u~T3ulDGiien, DGDreHo Nn@
toncut mt du lslneln 9SeitblId uuo let:
rer 0lplomaIlldhsn Stunt pOb nur Dem
unablpsnobdreu Shitidl Der meItlihsH
Uladlt Der STRIDE Elm lun9lameres Tempo
aHt;nnotblIen Uel mo ute.
B1pn III StautslefretGr iiIo nit ein>
anoer oil Ntmoroem. IS lDuroe e%tnlaun
un lie Der. @tnit fonnte BIO Jtono an=
laBlth cInes iii Hidden NrNuenbciubeS
fherseu: "Sor Glacomo lou Die Oon.
neItS maiden, Ell utrlttbt lih auf Ga>
men," ST. Den legteH S1hren lher3ts
Der Hnpit, ietbn ~lelotno. ub ullo AZ llber
eiuen neuen 0thtaufuu ieines treuch Ot>
i6brtsn, uno 2lnEoneuI, Dem IS biuters
braCht muroe, brummte. Starb Der
StaaIsittr, tor Snfricoen nit leineM
0errn? Sltdt Der @efan9ene oes 0ati=
fans oanfbal ieinem Otener ms Wrab
nab? Die 5eiten fino lIdrfer ais Die
Mfeniden. neue Soeen itarter ais Die Glz
tel1e llutoriIdt. lls Der .Yapit nod al
ee9ebenen 2dgen Ill etler feierlthsn
0obmeIie pom 8at,can aussog, ufIeste
Der Garoinal- Oiacon QutoEeui oas SOrs
trasetreus in Der Qano. auf elmer arausl
@ielin Dem a%Oloensu Wagen uOr3Hrsiten.
User bic ebrIuuroige Seosutnn8 oIeles
SorrIttes nl6t fannie ODER beber5tgen
Douts. ben muBIe SIS 8unOer nsbmsn.
ben ~fstniten 8Opf obs b. @Oue8tums ant
einsm @iel gu erGllfsn. Ser 9fsiler
blidte obsr 10 srnA Darsin uno lauer, ipte
memn er Dug hobe 9toB Der BoIltit be
fties. Bitter lit Die Sronie Oes Sdifs
fails fie gcie4t ienem @leIsrttt ais Ssis
tenltnd bel - Den 0tiGt auf elmer Noiiz
mantle.
Wtit Nntoneli itarb Der u%npopuldrite
MIniiter Oes popuIGrlteu Bapllss. USE
eine loIbs 8frbtuoun9 lip Dtlosn ulo
9aIt eelutnneu %tonnte, aGb!l su peu9tGtbz
isln Der 3sit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

Z SltbUeU HtOt DUIs WI5 et DON BEN Dtelen lOtftDeI
odren TureI borte, teIudte er bas 2aboratcrtum I'M
noerS'uats lid lelbit uDn ietuem ~pirtliden 8ertbe. 6
lit aus Gtuben, BurSeln uub Srdutern bereitet permit
fellt eeren !3u'am meniesMns eritaunIi9e &eiuItote e.
Stelt tp0lneu lino.
Se9etiue
lit Der srOse SIut<Reiniser.
Se9ettue
turtat bic fdIinmhen serOpbetm.
0e8etine
lift uon 0ottOrsn uub gpotbetern empfobEsn.
8e9etiue
bat srOsarstss arsbs'aursn bspirrt.
Se9etime
tariEt bic f4pisrisft.n 6teateu.
Ne9ctime
Fat sroseH GrfOIs in Rsrcuriats aetbeH.
Segetime
tret6t ben SoIsf[nB aus bun a6rper.
8e9etiare
5eiGt bic sstdbrIidte @siatsrOis
0e9etine
~beieisiss glasb5.n unb gusiaras TIM geiat
SeMefiaae
,urtrt gsrRopIuns umA regatirt bic Ginssmsibe
8e9ettme
1T fsBr sHt ssssn sOpfiamsrs.
Seoetiue
mrirs gsrOauuusstOfsteit.
0eeetisse
brinst sas game @ptsm misber in 0rbnnns,
8e9etime
furtrt @dmsrs.n In Der esiss.
8eoetitte
bsieitiss S6winbeI i'm Ropfe.
Se0ettue
befreit DoH gEasenidwa9e.
Se9ettme
saTtrt RaGenidmsr8su.
Seoetime
Fu1trt sfettie RierenIetSeu,
Oegetime
tR erfOIsreid bel wsibIidsr Sdpade.
Se9etime
1T sas srOBs EitteE seseu oussmetue SdpSas.
Se9etime
1T pon autn &lafien Der Geieui6aft oils 5as beIts Stu
reiuiguu9s=W iIteI in Der ISelt a~uerfoEut
VEGETINE tit BET aMea 9rn90i
ten so baben~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

MAIDEN; IS miiile unter alien unftdnben
oieIem abldeuli1en 0anoel, der unler
Retailer err0tben made, Elm 3tel ges
fest iDeroen. 0aS Gomite conltituirte
fid bierauf uno mahte oen @ratsn bon
Slanoern gum Yr%aitoeutsn, Die Winiiter
Baron o'Anetlan uno Oole3 81 Btces
BrGltoenten. uno ben Baron 0reInol
gum 9enero!IecretGr.
- Ser italienii6e Shauipieler @r>
It 0 Goiii uerofentIiht eiuen Ianz
gen Brief iiber cine unterreoung. bic er
init 9ulu Sebabt Bat. Der failerIi6e
ISrin3 bat Elm lebr re9es Snterefle fir Die
Shauipielfunit. Getn Wunoer bel els
mem Tom0oiantenlobn.
Ser Sdmimm6oIo 8obton lit
iebt in Stalten. 0ort motte er nit ieis
ilell Nppotat ben y o entiang bon s IT.
ri bis 3um Noriatildaen Wetre 1bptmz
men. Mm San tag ben 4. Nopember
1hmamm sr pom Eurin ab. Cine rieiige
Dolfsmenge flafl6te ibm bonn ufer aus
BeitoG 5u. Jiah 2S Stunoen fam CT in
Baleu3a on. Die ToMr mar %belonocrs
lpeaen oe5 otbten Nebels cine Sebr
iblehte, 10 boB mau i'm 3tpeimaI in 2es
b~ensgefabr elaubte. GroBoem leBte Ct
feline Neile fort uno tpiro b~offentlib nit
betler 9aut al ieinem 3iele angefommen
leiil.
-gauItne 2uceo, iebi9e Srau
Don Baabofen, bat in Lester 3eit piel
BON ltth reoen gema6t. Ble man bort.
ite6t Die Sinitlertn nun tDtrfIib Dor Dem
Abit9luB ibrsr Ibatieteit. Sic miro mad
ben 8altlptelreilcn. tpelhe Tie ieBt unter.
nimnlt. ~oefinltip i'll oas BrinaIiebcn gu.
ridtreten. Sic bat fi6 porgelebt, mt
Den 9teiisn bieies Mtuters bas Summs
den Don 60, 900 Dollars Suiommenau:
bringen, ein SieI, meIhes lie na6 Oem
Serebnuugen ibres isBi9en 8slbGfts:
fibrers nit 9roBer 2ei6tig!eit erreIden
piro.
- 81 ben vfeinftsn gapieren" berBeEt
geb6reu unitreiti9 Die Nftien Der 9t { 10
9ttper Crater 6 mponD in 2ons
bon. Sor Sur5em Duroe Der 81. Ebeil
elmer Iftie oleIer @eieuihait meiltbies
teno p%erite,gert Mnb bro6te Die enorme
9umme Don 1873 0ous., 10 baB IT'D
nod Dieiem BerbGltuiile Der Wertb elmer
gan5en Nftie auf 49,, 925 Dollars lteut.
SIN SUM- oieieS Sabres reaIilirte etne
bieier lftiem AS ,OJO Dollars uno i'm
Sabre 1870 Iogar ITO, 600 Coils. Gum
Beetnu bes porigen S~aDrbunoerts belief
iid Der 4reis anf circo IS .oO0 Dollars,
tuaDreno our 3eit Der Negterun8 Sufobs
I. Der nrlprln8Ii6e Wsrtb oieler Attten
ie 500 Dollars betrug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
y {, : ! n :

Sin Softoner arSt iast. baB es ats BIutreiniser fets
mes @letben nt9t bat. NIs sr pom BEN utelen lplnSerz
barren furen b0rte. teiu5te ct bas 2aboratcrtum unb
lid ielbit BON ietnem wirtliden @ertbe. Gs
ut aus 5ttuosn, BnrSelu uub ~Srdutern bereitet permit
teIlt oeren 3u'an men!esHns eritaunLi9e NeiuItate eEs
3ieJt nm Ron fi1a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
OenernI Groof.


GbeDenne, @D., Is. Sob.
General GrOof's Iruppent6rper lit
0m Is. os. tpobIbebaIteu in Sort Heno
eingetrofen, 20 bic SoIoaten Don
DtGpor Stanton ibren rldlt1noieen
S0lo erbielten. Oo5 GommonDo lit,
ein16lieBli9 bon nabeau 40o9totbbduten,
1000 Wann tart II fur BEN Winter.
ielc3ng gut ausgerIIfet. Dte feinoItr
den Snoianer ftno mad ben g~enaueiten
Na9ri6ten, Die mar bariiber erbalten
fam, auf betoen Seiten Der Big 9orn=
Berge 5erltrent.
@raap 9orie lagert nit ~nneefdbr 400
Rrie9ern am Nolebub, in Der JtGbe Der
Steue, no i'm SUM- Sitting Bua ben
5ieg iiber Gulter erioht. @eneral
Wadeuaie bat ii0 geitern nit elmer Nbs
heilun9 Netteret oabin auf9emodt.
Soute bteie 8epegung erfo!greih lein.
10 miro Die i6perlte Arbeit oes Minters
feloaIss getban ieiA.
SeuSri&S BET SiGSen.
Nem gorf, "a, Mob.
@ouberneur 0enort6s uno @attin Bee
iubten beute Gormittag @%ouuerueur
Eiloen III ietuer bteiIgeu Wobnura uub
blleben ungefGbr cine babe Stunoe.
Gntfebtt6eS 1tneG1R tu g ecraz
utcuto.
Gan Sranctsco, 10. Sob.
Gin SeIe0ramm bon Sacramento meI=
bet, baB 9eitern lbeno Der SuBbooen oes
Noore'lden Spernbauies pGbreno. Der
8oritcGnng einbrG6, iufol8c mopon fie=
ben 4erlonen set6otet uuO ungefd9r buns
bert uerlebt tDnroen. Dos yOpernbous"
befano fi6 iiber einem 2eibitaue, lit mel=
den Die gauge 5ui6auerf6aft ~itiir3te.
9te Seuermebr tpuroe fofort surSfeue
gerufen nno 9elang es oerieLben i'm 8erz
Elm nit Der Boliset, in ncrb6ltniBmdBig
fur5er 8eit Die Bermunoeteu aus oem
Xrummerbaufen 81 befreten. Gin She'll
Der germMIoeten miro tpabri@einli6 feis
men Berlebungen erlie9eu. Inter DEN
@et0oteten iiuo g. W. Perrp. Sranf
Utpets unb 70. S. Softer.
NteoerfO4o8wm9 etnes S6napsz
Rro3eheS.
Milmautee, "a. SOB.
Die 0erbanoluneen in Dem groseB
bes Der Befteb!tdteit augeflaaten tribe
rem 6ilf5- 8unDeSlteuer, @innebmers a..
q. 9BeiBert D1roen beute Nahmittag
bur6 Jiieoeri6lagung Der NntIase abgez
bro6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Gflfgropbt(6t Qtpe(6en.
Spomicn.
Mobrib. q. 0pn.

&c O 0 TO- z. Jt0D.
Ser &riegsmiuiiter bat ben Gortes els
men @eieseuipurf fir Gintibrune Der
alsemeinen MsbrpHidt unO 5eititslung
bes Miuimums bet TrisbensItGrfe Der
Armee auf lO0, 900 Mann norseIe9t. 9te
0ienit3eit iou lid auf odt SABRE bemeis
len. ponon Die 3tpeite 9Gtfte BET Der
Qeuopebr su perbringen tlt-
Mabrto, %. Nob.
9te Seiratb 5&ptiheu benz G0ntge NI=
fous unD Der Godter bes 6er3oas bon
Woutpeniter iou iebt enosi(tts bei@lOiien
1ei1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

New Dorf, "a, 3ob.
@ouberneur 0enort6s uuo Satin Bee
beute Gormittag @ouperneur
in ietuer bieftgeu Wobnnua uno
blieben ungefGbr cine babe Stunoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

(3ei1t4,t. Sir Cab. Gine Gorm pom 90 bic 100
yeS"J%s &6er gut fuItipirtes Xonb in S~;ainOis.
Sowa ooer Ohio, nit sutsm g8aIier, SbSt9arten. MO
m0sIib etpaS @einIaub, in stnsr selunbsn @sgeno. nabe
etnem Stdptben ooer Ni1aee. nit ober pbns Gto&.
Farm on bic Office Oisles 8Iaftes 81 ienosn.
25Rap1lam 1sieR U2pS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Am3etaeM
GeintiN GorUcS

aus Solsminbeu. DentfbIoub, ober irssnb semanb, Der
freueu uuo ii@ ieIolt nageu, weun er ar Georse u.
@looss, SD. Dor 1920, Wem 0ort @itp. Ro9ri@t sisbt.
9r. Gorpes mar SuIest in 81 2Ouis. yto uno Nllon,
Spbn Sduaioer mar. ausparttse Slat,r modem seR.
c~opireH. 1w6
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

WASHINGTON KNOCKED DowN.-ln lI5i
Washington, then in command OF ;he Viz
ginia Rangers at Alexandria. awaiting the
arrival of General Braddoeks' troops. sup
ported Mr.. Fairfax in au election contest
for the House of Bur@C>>es. against Nj.
afterward Colonel, WI Am Payne OF the
Continental Army. This seems 10 have
been one of those rare occasions where
Washingtons hot blood got the better OF
his peerless judgement Fierce words
passed between the two gentlemen. In the
Market Square of Alexandria, ending by
an outburst of rage from Payne, in which
he felled Washington to the earth. The
Rangers rushed from their barracks and
surrounded Payne. but Washington, with
calm dignity. dispersed them. duel
seemed inevitable. On the following day,
however. Washington sent for Payne, anc,
extending his hand, said, with gentle
courtesy that touched to other to the heart
.'Mr. Payne, TO err is human. | was wrong
yesterday but if you have had sufficient
satisfaction, let us be friends" Until the
day of his death, Colonel Payne retained
for Washington devoted and unbroker
regard.-["A Little Centennial Lady !
Scribner for July.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

TANNING WILD BIRDs.-A writer in the
Florida Press says-"We witnessed nov
el and beautiful sight few days ago AZ me
farm OF Mrs Illdreth, on the North River,
about two miles above the city. Mrs HI
dreth. in the course of few mouths, has
succeeded in tanning the wild birds that
fly about the place. While we were in the
house, Mrs Hiidreth Went out TO the door
aud called To the birds, which were then ,
it tie middle Of the day. in the adjoining
forest Ia a lew moments dozen or more
blurbird- and mocking birds came flying
around her. She then came into the house
and handed each of our party ralsln,
which we were requested 10 hold out in
our fingers. We remained still for Few
minutes, when the birds hopped in at the
door flew upon our hands and picked the
raisins from our fingers. We were aston
ished, and could NOT help wondering the
mote. when sc were informed that none
OF these birds had been Gagged, but were
thus tanned by the gentleness and art OF
this lady"
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
Nightiall.

ny W. W. ELLSWORTH.
Alone | stand;
pn either hand
In gathering gloom stretch sea and land;
Beneath my feet.
Nth ccA>cie-s beat.
The waters murmur low and sweet.
Slow fall. the night;
The tender light
OF starr grow. brighter and more bright
The lingering ray
Oi dying day
Sinks deeper down and fades away.
Now fast now slow.
The south winds blow.
And soflly whisper. breathing low;
With gentle grace
They Kiss nv face.
Or fold me in their c o0l embrace.
Where one pale star,
Oer waters far,
Droops down TO touch the harbor bar,
\ faini light CLEANS,
A light that seems
To grow and grow till nature teens
With mellow haze;
And TO my gaze
Comes proudly ri.ing. with It's rays
No longer din,
The moon; IT. Tim
In splcndOr gilds the billowy brim.
watch II gain
The heavenly plain;
Behind il trails \ starry irain,-
While low aud sweet
The wayclets beat
Their murmuring music al my feet
Fair night Of June.
lon silver moon
CLEANS pale and still. The tender tune.
fsint-hoaii ng, plays,
In moon-lit lays.
A melody Of other days.
'Tis sacred ground:
peace profound
Comes DER my soul. hear no sound,
Save ai my feet
The eeaseIess beat
ofwa,ers murmurinS low and sweet.
-Scribner for July.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
Giving.

Tbs sun gives ever; so the earth
What II can give 80 much It's worth:
The ocean gives in many ways
Gives paths, gives fi-hes. rivers. bays:
SO. to", the air 1t gives us breath,
When IL stops giving comes In death.
Give. give, be always giving;
Who give, not, Is not living
The more YOU give.
The more YOU live.
Gods love hath in us wealth upheaped;
Only by giving il Is reapcd.
The body withers, aud the mind
j. pcnt in by \ selfish rinI.
Give strength, give thousht,giyes deeds. xiv.
pcf,
Give love, give tear, and give thyseli,
Give. give, be always giving;
Who gives hot, i not living,
The more We give,
The more We live.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

KEEPING MEALS WAITING. Little things
often interfere with our comfort very much
and one small annoyance is for meu to de-
lay coming to dinner when called. Some
times they have an hour or more of work
which they will do before quitting. and
then 90 to the house to tind the dinner
cold. and the cook discouraged. Nothing
is more disheartning to a tired woman than
table full of dirty dishes. ornamentine
the table an hour and half latter
than usual. Pnpctuality is virtue that
nen should learn if they are in the habit OF
beng uncertain about coming to meals
Any woman worthy OF the name of house
keeper. will be regular with her meals ii il
lies within her power to do So
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
On Friday. as MIR. Warren Houston

On Friday. as MIR. Warren Houston
was coming from Togus with a load of
wood large turtle In the road rushed at
him with open mouth. He seized one of
his sticks and it was not until after the
creatures shell had been broken by sey
eral heavy blows that the turtle gave up
the contest During the struggle it bit q
piece from the stick of wood as large as Il
broom handle. The turtle measured
sixteen inches in length, thirteen and one
half ia breath. and his head measured
thirteen inches in circumference.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
Charlotte Cushman's Prairie Ride,

ShSAipttC SuShuoA / ldl1iC xtIuCs
A lady correspondent of the Grapic re-
lates the following incident as told her by
Il railroad engineer.
When | was running on the Chicago Il
Great Eastern Railroad one day received
an order to have my engine. the Hercules,
ready to take a train oftwo ears contain
ing Charlotte Cushman, her luggage and
attendants, from our station. Logansport,
TO Chicago. The great tragedienne had
lost Il connection somewhere and was be-
ing taken over her route by a special train.
1t was cold. rough afternoon, bad
day for railroading on the prairies, with
the wind blowing over them as believe Ii
never blows anywhere else except off Lake
Michigan. But | had my orders to put the
train through so that Miss Cushman might
be ia season to I'LL her engagement that
night at Chicago.
The train had arrived at Logansport ten
minutes behind time, and we started out
with the least delay possible. did my
best, but in spite of fire and steam the head
wind got the better of as, and out on the
open psairie. about four O'Clock in the
gray November afternoon, we came TO n
dead halt. | went ont with my oil can and
attempted to pass around the forward end
OF my engine, bat the wind was so strong
| had TO give ii mp and crawl back into the
cab.
Presently one OF the brakemen, with his
cap tied on his bend with a stout scarf
came forward to tell me that Miss Cush-
man wished to see the engineer In the pas
senger ear. | sent back word that | must
positively decline the honor Of an inter
view, that would do the best could with
the train, aud nothing that could be said
would make the least gain in our headway.
ht4L L. > 4
not over and above pleased when Mike,
my fireman, announced "An' il is herself
that j. coming now, be iabers, -
sure enough, there she was. looking as
il She were the spirit OF the wind. At first
she walked maie>tically forward, the wind
storm seeming TO make no impI ession on
her stout. erect figure; but soon She be-
gan L. cling 70 the side, Of the cars, her
ample skirts blowing back making any
thing but a graceful OF diguiacd appear
auce IN her progress.
After we had dragged her up into the
cab, aud she was under the lee Of the wind
she -tormed about the delay, enough it
seemed 10 me, 10 subdue any or all of the
elements. She tried high tragedy on me
uutiI she saw that il hadn't the least effect
Hest assured" said, that | shall do ey-
erythiu2 that can be done" After Hercules
has hai time to breathe little think lie
VII, '"N' u -" "H"''' / 'haS''e ne WIN
h"h WORKING Hhead "l "'u boreas ~ ms
present temper |" De hArder matter lhah
any "I M Immortal laoors OF ms great
H"ihcSAN'.
0ht A""itd Ahu iooAtd surprised that 4
man IA my position Nhouid Know anything
AZ all ~ the heroes ui mythology. She
now changed hvr tactics, the agreeable
bcamu4 from Her cuuntruauce and the
low, s"it tones "i the woman'H voice ap-
pra.in. 10 me IN their houeyed persuasive
ness. now lelt the power oi her personal
magnetism. Mih' io'Aed at her ~ iouhd :
eyed ""hdcl. ~" hid pat new HE mt"
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

br. samuel Pitcher, Of HyAnnls Mass, expcri-
mentei in his private practice for twenty ycAr- TO
produce 4 com bsuAtion that ~ uld have The pro-
perties OF Castor Otl without rs unplcS- ant
lAstc and gripping effect.
HIS pTepArAti ton Wa sent for, near and tar. I'LL
finally he gave Il the name OF tsstoria, and put IL
up for sAle Ii l. very wonderful IN it, effects par
t4culafly v th the dlsordered stoma-hs and bowels
OF children. IL as.tmtIases tho food, cures
sour stomach and Wind cole. regulates the bow
els. sxpels worms, and may DC relied upon IN
Group.
A. pleasant. effective and perfectly sAfe
thArtte remedy II ts superior 10 1 zstor OIL Cor
diAls aud syups. 1t does not contain alehohol.
and Is adapted any age.
By regulating the stomach and bowels of eross
and steL1y children they bccome good-nA-
tured ana healthy. They oAn enjoy sleep and
mothors have ress. Inc Ca.t1IiA is put up ai
The Laboratory OF j. Il. Kose 4 Co.. hey street
New York. lyTc, ,gmoseocow
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

The Wing says while laborers were at
work on clay bank in the Brewer brick
yard. yesterday, they dug up part OF 4
skeleton of some carniverous animal. The
bones were found in blue clay. 70 feet be-
low the surface. This is famous locality
for specimens, as two years ago the skele-
ton OF an extinct species of deer was found.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

The Journal says that the war ON cater
pillars is raging furiously in kennebec
county. Some OF the farmers. however.
have abandoned the warfare in disgust.
Poplar aud ash trees are stripped ~ well
fruit trees.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

quired to transport it was captured in n
pond in Hiram Thursday. A railroad con-
ductor in North Conway purchased it, and
he proposes to use il US night watch on
his premises.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

john Neal. the well known author,
died Thursday morning, in Portland. he
wa, born August 25th, 1898, and xas
consequently almost eignty.three year!
old
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
]>Oetrp.
Night.

BY I. A. CRABTRFE.
Darkness settles on the sea,
On the river, brook and lea.
Darkness rises up the HILL
Where the sunlight fingers still.
In the dark and dismal dell.
Nightly shadows long have fell,
And the night birds solemn note
ON the zephers softly foat.
Now the nightly shadows rise.
Showing diamonds in the skies,
And the tall pines waving bough
Only sees the sunlight now
Now It's gone that golden raw
Passes from my sigh, away
No not yet, for clouds unfold.
Hinged with sunlighrs brightest gold.
Darkness now is on the sea,
On the river brook and lea,
Darkness wraps the mountains brow
Aud no sunlight fingers now.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
Z en- t a ur
Lininn ents.
The Quickest, Surcst aud
Cheapest Remedies.

fhyfieian. recommend. and Farricrs dcct
NhS' no urh remedies have ever before b,.cu 4
use W ord- are cheap. but the pruprNiors OF
tAc-e articles viii present trial t1itlc- 10 medic
n'en. gratis, as guarantee Of what they say
The Geataar ltatm~ns ~ hIs~ ~ ran.
per. ~tii cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia Lnmlis-
-. >clsttca, CAkcd Breasts sore Nilnles Frost-
20 f"ei, Ch,llblains, swellings. sprains aud any
ordinary -
FLESH, BONE or MUSCLE AIurNr
We make no pretense that this article "a in eure
lancer restore lost bones. or give health 10 4
shlsk"y -"aAei carcass. But It vail Alwav. re-.
dnee Inflammation and alisy pain.
u will extract the poison of bites and slime.
aud heal burns or -calds without u scar I'll
~. weak Back, Cakei Breasts Eararhe Tooth-
A. ne Iieh and CuiAneOus kruptsons readily Weld
20 It, treatment
Henry bscs of Ada. Hardin Co Ohio says
sly wife has had rheumatism for aye yeArs-no
resi, no slccf'-couid scarcely walk scruss the
u""r She H. now CONF lctely cured by the use of
Nentaur LHImcnt We all feet thankful To vou
and recommend your wonderful madeleine 10 ali
our friends"
James Hnrd, Of Zanesv ilc. o.. SAYS. The Cen
tAuF i-iniment cured nv Neuralgia"
Alfred Tush, OF Newark vriies send me ON.
dozen bottles by empress. The Linimeai has say
ed my leg want 10 distribute IT, Ac."
Tps .ata Of = T...s. -
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29
The Yellow Centaur Imminent

Tor The tough skin nesh aud muscles Of
HORSES. MULES AND ANNALS
We have never yet seen \ case Of Spa,,n
@~ccnN, King bone, nd-gall. Scratches OF Poll
ENtl, which TIM. iniuent would not .pc.siily
ocneht. and We never but % lev cases which
would nos cure. IL viii cure when any.
thing can IL i- folly 20 spend ssV Tor a Farrer
- hen one dollar'- worth al Ccntaur Liniuent wlli
10 better. The following 10 a sample OF the te,,
mony produced
W. z. Hopkins, Posimaster, Plqua, q, SAYS:
Ientaur Lsnimeni can't he beat. II cures every
time"
"lELVEKTuS. o. March 2 ls7s
The teuisur Linimsnts arr the best selling
mesiiclne- We have ever had. The demand j. yefy
great for Il, and We cannot afford TO be without H.
p. II. hlskl 4 son"
'JEFTKKsoS. Mo- Nov. 10, Is.A.
some time iago vas shipping horrcs TO II
Louis. cot one badly crippled Ia the car. With
great difficulty got him 70 thc stable. The sta.
h!e-kcepcr gave me \ bottle OF Yont Centaur Liui-
mcnt, which used with such succrs. that in two
days the horse WAS active and nearly well. have
been veterinary surgeon for .hlfty years, but
your Linimeni bears anything ever used.
A. J. ACARTI Veterinary sur,eon."
For s postage stamp we will mail 4 CeuGaur Al
mar &C. containing hundreds OF tce-tieca,cs. IRON
eyery State in the Union. The.e Liniuacnis are
now sold by all dealers in the country.
Laboratory Of b. ROSE 4 co.
~ hey 81 New York.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-29

srsoll IN Ellsworth hk G. A. PaIcheE; So 8, y.
Hsncock-Crabtree Co. Sulliyan-S. Simpson.