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Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
City and County.

-.- Wednesday, the hcavies, snow
s.--. .tt4e season.
90. N...ay. fragrant. beautiful and
g. .-aa Mayhower was left At this office
81 -- Na,,a.
-Iasre j. aa opportunity to-day, <Wrd
..-.E +. ,ry theuew brooms oflhe Dem
F.es.ty government.
-Iler~ lave already been found one or
8. Thorn iu that bed Of roses"
-IHrre was report on Monday. that q
H-- robbed III our streets on Sunday
.- .tA.- watch aud money. Il turn,
eaU,so- that the man was drunk-that
-.ace found his watch. which he had
as. "a, to the money. he didn't have
s r.bbed Of
-f..r~ are entertained that The Schoon-
.- N-r s.. Holt owned iu this city, and
iei ui capt. Irving Grant j. lost
~.a - tom Key West the 9th of March
".- a4e iu New York about the tine
'.H. great gale. Since this date. nothing
-sa beard from her. \ ishe was load
".. coffee il j. feared that She wen
fe.u The storm.
4 'ArlKEE.-On Monday. on motion Of
\ -.r..aH Har>horn the office Of City So
--of w.s voted to be discontinued the
i--'>ea' year. Il wa- stoutiv opposed by
Alderman Eedman but prevailed On
..>aly. Alderman Redmau introduced an
''a"r that John b. Redman should be en-
.."f@4 .l all cases arising IN Municipal.
4 a.'v or state Courts. }, ceunr-i Cor ihe
frv Fni, brought the Alderman Of Ward
'l h- feet and in a,touishment he eX-
-slmed, Mr. Mayor, l call that a caulkeT
"a 2 move it's indefinite postponement.'
which was promptly seconded, whereupor
'..- order was Withdrawn.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

COMMON COUNCIL.

COMMON COUNCIL.
Albert +. Jellison, President.
john Il Brimmer. Clerk.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Ela>tus Redman. Chairman.
Levi b. Wyman. Clerk
The following officers were chosen in
i"lut convention
Levi B. Wyman was chosen City Clerk
and Collector of Taxes
Erastus F Redman. Treasurer.
Monroe Young, Hamilton Joy and Hoyt
h. Harden, Assessors.
Daniel II. Eppes, Street Commissioner
hrastu~ Hartshorn, Calvin P. Joy. VIM
Il. Mitchell. Overseers of Poor.
John b. Bedman, Supervisor of Schools
Dr. Alexander Fulton, City Physician.
The following are the appropriation:
made by the city council for the ensuing
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

NEW YORK. April 3, The appropriation
for the current expenses Of lighting, heat
ing and watering pubic buildings being
entirely exhausted, and none having been
made by the House of Representatives this
year. the SECRETARY has ordered all Super
intendents of public buildings to shut on
all gas and waser and discharge all engi-
neers. laborers and Others provided for uI-
der this appropriation. In accordance witt,
this order the gas and water in the Post
once in this city will have to be shut of
Tomorrow or Wednesday, unless some ac-
ton is taken by the House of Representa-
tiyes
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

DIR. MORRIS SYRUP OF TAR WILD CHERRY
AMI InEEHurNp has never been known to
fail IN lsc mAnentiy curing obstinate Coughs,
colds, Group. Whooping Cough nor any dis
eases OF the respiratory orgaus-and it does il
too n once II i not necessary 10 take ii
tor a long time before YOU can discover its
beneficial effects. It, sale in this community
Is immense, and It's popularity universal. II
should not be cla,>ed with compounds put up
by inexperienced hands. II is p0sitlrsiy guar
aniccd to be- composed of the purc-t aud best
materials. and 10 always give satisfaction. DO
not Tall TO give this great and potent remedy ,
trial. II " III not AMI cannot disappoint YOU.
Ask tor Or. Morris, syrup Of Tar. Wild Cher
ry and H"rehound, aud take none other.
Trial size. 10 cts, regular size % cts & 81 90.
Respectfully,
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
Business Notices.

Elegant Hair is woman's crowning beauty
When it fades, she fades as well. While it lie
kept bright, her personal attractions are still
maintained. BY preserving tn hair fresh and
vigorous youthful appearance is continued
through many yeaIs. Those who grieve over
their fading hair turning gray too early should
know that Ayers H air vigor prevents it, and
restores gray or faded hair to its natural color.
1t is \ clear and he slthful preparation. contain
ing neither oil, dye, nor anything deleterious,
and imparts to the scalp what is most needed
q sense Of pleasant and delightful freedom
from scurf or dandruf.-l New Berne IN. CO.
Times.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
ID | r. I).

Obituary 'sottcss, beyond The Date, Name ana
Age m-'st be pad for.
EIsworth-March 30th, Mr.. Samuel Davis,
aged Il years.
April 2nd. Mrs Phebe A. Treworgy, aged
81 Years : months.
Hancock-ApriI 81, George Springer, aged
- wears.
Tremont-March Goth, Mre. Margaret Moon
aged i years, months and days.
Cranberry l,Ies-March SD, Miss Cora A.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden II. Jordan,
aged - YEAR, months and II days.
March 18th, Capt. Thomas STANLEY aged
s. years aud 10 DAYS.
March 27th, Mr~. Ajeline. wife Of Mr.. Jo-
scph Gliley. Aged about - Years
Bartlett, I-lc-March 18th. Albert l., son Of
Franci, G.. and Sarah +. Bartlett. Aged ;
years, } months and days.
What i, life: its like flower.
That blossoms and is gone,
II f'nurishcs one little hour
With all its beauty on;
Death comes and like winters day,
II cuts the lovely flower away.
Sedgwick March 18th. Mrs. Mary G. Means,
aged 80 years.
March 10th, Dea. Humphrey Herrick aged
. yesrs. Dea. II. was baptised by the late
Rev +. Pinkham, May 21th, 1876. Nearly six
ty years ago, and during those wears maintained
a consistent christian walk in life.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

On Monday night March 27,h. the lob
sier factory owned by II. u. Coombs OF
this place. was DESTROYED by are The
cause u the lire !, unknown, though prob
atty accidental.
The schooner Ianthe, which dragged
ashore in The Southeast gale Of the alst
lust. has been gotten on and the damage
is estimated 10 10 De abou, 500 The sch.
\. 6. Brooks ha, also been gotten on and
damaged about the same as the sch Ian
the. The sch. Ali>ton which dragged
ashore la the same gale. i now wing on
the rocks. but there is yet hope Of getting
her of. Tho damage will be at least 5000
The above named sch. is owned by J. :
Emery q Co, Boston.
sunday afternoon the ID inst, the
sch. Zlua Of Machias, lumber loaded for
Boston. struck ol the ledge known as the
old Man" After getting of the ledge,
the weather being clear, she came in here
leaking badly, and on examination found
that she had knocked her fore foot OF.
which probably caused the leak. The above
named ledge lies Southeast from Prospect
Point. one mile.
Tine Sch. Josie. Capt. JOY, is now
loading with pressed hay for Vineyard
Haven. She will carry about 80 tons.
C. T. G
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

So thoroughly does HUNTS RFMEDY brace
up and strengthen the con stitution that Kidney
Glandular, and Bright's Disease are promptly
dispelled. aud health surely ensues. Sufferers
from Gravel. Stone, or Calculus in the Bladder,
Brick-Dust Deposits, Incontinence of Urine,
Affections OF the Prostrate Gland d iabete, and
all Diseases of the Urino-Genital Organs. are
speedily cured by HUNTS REMEpY. HUNT .
REMEDY grants new life to worn out consti-
tuition.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Trenton.
The winter term Of school at Dist No.
3. Oak Point. closed to-day. Length of
term twelve weeks. Whole number Of
scholars thirty-two. average twenty-nine.
The following are the names Of the schol-
ars who were not absent more than one
day during the :-Vietta A. Bowden.
Millie A. Murch. Arthur Murch, Stephen
NJ Webber. AlonZo F. Bowden. George w.
Bowdeh, Tilden Fl. Bowden, Edgar Murch,
Llewellyn Murch. Nellie E. Webber, Mary
Weber Minnie ID. Leland. The last two
attended only eleven and nine weeks re-
spectively. copy of webster's High
School Dictionary was awarded to Mile
A. Murch for excellence in spelling.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
For pain In the side or back, use Renne's
Psin-killing Magic OIL. This is q safe, sure,
clean and delicious family remedy. Try it.

Almost daily some discovery Is announced
which is astonishing alike for its simplicity and
It's great value. Such il the invention by which
The Forest Tar Co., are enabled to utilize pure
tar as medicine. Its great healing power has
long been recognized, but not much used here
totore. because Of the Inconvenience OF hand
ling tar In its crude state. Under the name of
Forest Tar it Is put up Ia various forms suita-
Bile for taking internally and conveniently for
outward application. Ask your Druggist for
these preparations or write to the Forest Tar
Co., Portland, Me-, for information.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
Heavy Gales.

FoBI>Wol IlI, y. II. ApitI4.
Bgoy ou !. .oa l-,aud ledge Was car
-,. way during she fsr'H. gale. and Col
Howard ha, notified lighthouse iu-
.... pscAng OF Portland. The light on
~-a.r I>IAud.was considerably strained,
.-. strong La,ierly gale with binding
e.. ard row BOW prevails and Marine
-..l- are feared a. there j. heavy sea
Ns vessel, have sought refuge iu
..- -..-:.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

&C. c. BUrrill Insurance Agent repre-
ents the standard Companies ofthe oun-
try. few OF whom. are the Old -Etna of
Hartford, Hanover. German. American,
Amazon. Bangor. Agricultural. Atlas, and
seven others equally as good. These COM
panies continue TO insure against loss by
fire or lightning, on terms as favorable as
other sound companies. Give Burrill
call. and see for yourselves. Correspon-
pence solicited.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
A. Insane Man on his Bridal Tour

PORTLAND Ne, AprIi 4
Wills. 3 gentleman of Bangor
r ....--pl thl- Afternoon. as be was
Ao', Tor The train, OF petition
,-,er. hat lie be sent 10 The Insane
t. The case Was adjourned until to-
3 q Nj. 10 procure evidence. Mr..
ns, uu li, bridal tour.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

A correspondent of the Press writing
from East WATERFORD under the date of
the 18th inst. says: "Grasshoppecs are very
plenty here to-day. have caught several.
They are of different colors, some green
and some brown The snow on an aver.
age is over a foot deep. Here and there is
a bare place. The insects were near my
house when the snow melted away.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

LYoN's KATHAIRoN prevent the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews it, growth.
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightful
lv perfumed, and makes splendid dressing
ic ever produced. Used By the elite. Price
only so cents. q mos. 80
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
Indictment against Liquor Agent Mol,
Prosid.
RoCkLAND, Me. Apr II Sd

RoCkLASD. Me. Apr il Sd.
-A.~ J. Court this forenoon. the in
...,ai against City Mirshal Mitchell, as
..an.n -eiier WAS mol pros the evil
t.....l &, understood. being of entirely
-.....tIc character. Mr.. Mitchell WAS
..,- the jssue and demanded trial.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
Clear of Ice.
EAsTPoRT. Me. Apri

EAsTPoRT. Me. April 1.
... ..a nas left the River and the steam
d. Brown let( here today on her first
.....t tHe season for -. Andrews and Cal
...-.auect with the International Com
steamers from here.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

DO you want TO be cured of Dyspepsia, co n
stipation, Pile. aud all diseases Of the stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. 2" TO q. A
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 50 cent, bottle. or sent By mail on re eceipt
Of price. freparedby Wiggin & Co. Rocklrnd
Me.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
WHY Will You Suffer from Rheuma

Why Viii You Suffer from Rheuma-
tism, ,Sprains. .Stifi Joints, Swellings, Burns,
Scalds. or Weak Back, when the Centaur
Liniment affords certain relief Many ar
ticle. soothe pain to certain extent, but
the Centaur Iiniment cures. The White
Linlment is for the human family the Vel
low Liniment Is Tor horses and animals
3 mo
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Long Pond.
AT a regular mceiin. OF Sca-hore Lodge
|. o. OF 6. I. March - a committee was
appointed for The purpose Of preparing res
oluiipn~ expressing the sorrow OF the
lodge AZ thy death of Miss Cora \ Jordan.
The committee report a, follow,
MISREPRESENTATION Lodge /. o. orc. +.
now Tor the first time visited by the
hand Of death, which has taken from our
midst our esteemed sister. Cora \. Jordan.
therefore,
HeSp!rei-rhat we hereby express the high
esteem in which she wa, held a, a faithful meIn-
Der fthi- Lodge.
kesOircd-That we tender 10 the bereayed
family. Of which there Is now "one vacant
chair our heartfelt sympathy in its hour of
affection.
ResplCei-That these resolutions be entered
on The Lodge records. copy presented to the
family Of which our late sister WAS a member,
and copy sent 10 the Ellsworth American for
publication.
:. >OUTHARD
\. CLEMENT Com. on Resolutions.
". :. >MALLIDGE
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

The schooner Whitney Long OF St.
George, Ne. Capt. L. ". Beckmorc. was
picked up in di-trcs, Sunday last at Gran
berry Island. She lost her main. sal main
boom, forc-rigsju- AMI chan-plaies. and
started head gear, vessel I, t.ht. The
cargo j. AL night.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
Cross and Slckly Children can be made

OEUSo anu OICAIy CuIIultu VAII "U IHa3V
healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. II l.
more effective than Castor OIL and !, as
pleasant to take as honny. For Wind Col
ic. Sour Stomach, Worms and Costiyeness
there Is nothing in existence equal to Gas
totia. 3mS
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

RESOLUTIONS passed by the Lysoha
Lodge:
Whereas, by the dispensation Of an over
whe.ming Providence. we are called upon TO
mourn the death Of one OF our worthy 5reth-
rem. Brother Joseph Thoma, who j sup posed
10 have been list at sea. with the brig -. W.
spencer. !" it i highly becoming in his brethren
who have known him 20 long and well. TO give
utterance 10 the sentiments Of our hearts touch
ing this melancholy bereavement.
Essaired. That the members Of Lygonia
Lodge bear united testimony 10 the great integ-
rty that Wa ever conspicuous in the character
of our departed brother. and THAT while we
east around his foibles. the broad mantle Of a
Masons charity. we will not Withhold from his
memory the just commendation that his virtues
claim at our hands"
Eesolred That We deeply sympSthize with
the widow and relations. in this their affective
bereavement. and tender them IS brethren our
sincere coincidence in this trying dIspensati1n
| of Providence.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
Snow Storm.
I1EWAl.I~CoTTA. Ne.

UfWMI~CorIA, Ne. AFril &
IS meeed falling here lat night
a.auct through the day. some
..> lay ~ fallen. i brisk wind
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Mt. Desert.
Meteorological observations at Uni
ted States Volunteer Signal Station at Mt
Desert. for the month of March 1876:
Maximum, 50'
Daily. 40S75
Minimum, -l4S
Daily, 1875
Monthly mean. 3lsl6
Barometer.
Maximum, 30s7 inches
Ltinimum. % ,66 inches
for Month 29-3S
JD.P.
The school in Dist. No. 4 which has
been in session ten weeks closed March
| 25th. The whole number OF scholars 40,
average in attendance AZ and 2-5. Not
withstanding only thirteen of the whole
number live within one half mile Of the
school house vet there were - that were
not tardy during the term and four others
tardy only once.
Names OF those who had not whispered
are as follows Mary L. Freeman, Judith
Atherton, Ella Gray. Mary Barron, Dora
Gray, fannie Parron. Lettie Smith. Liz
zie Crowley. Laura Freeman, Timothy
Lunt, William Dodge, Ida Smith, John 7.
Luut. Mary L. Freeman won prize No /.
Everett Atherton No. ?. Palmer Crowley
No. 3. The scholars made good progress
and showed much interest in their studies.
The outside attractions for the scholars
for tn" past winter have been many. Dane
Ing aud singing schools, chopping matches
aud kissing parties, all OF which are In no
way beneficial TO a day school. Ii Is par
ents who make a school profitable or other
wise for without their cooperation teach
cr labors but in vain. There is no teacher
that i perfect and they all need the man
tie OF charity to he thrown around them.
thank the parents OF this Dist. for their
patronage, and also for the kindness and
consideration they have been pleased TO
extend towards me during the four terms
have been among them. and hope the
same support will be extended to my sue
cessor. +. +. ATHEKToN, Teacher.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

The school in MIST No. closed March
18th. Whole number OF scholars in attend
ance siXty-two. Names OF scholars not
absent or tardy except on account of sick
ness. Bertha Clark. Net,ie Clark. Dora
Walls. Hannah Latty. Sadie Clark, Rose
Dix. Eta I.unt. Ida Robbins, Bert Clark,
and Forest Flint. Kate 4. CLARK and Cora
Lunt absent one half day. This was the
most pleasant term we ever taught, all
things working harmOniously together for
the benefit Of the school. There were no
outside shows" TO take the minds of the
scholars from their studies. Connected
with the school was Lyceum which
brought crowded house once week as
many as two hundred and twenty-five per-
sons being present nearly every meeting.
Smart talent and ready wit were exhibited
in the discussions by both ladies and gem
tlemen-Lyceum adjourned to meet the
second Tuesday of Dec. 1876.
B. 7. ATHERToN, Tea cher.
April lS76
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
lnstsnter cures Toothache in one moment.

DO you want TO save your children. II you
do. 90 10 q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden X Co. Rockland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

When you visit or leave The CITY OF NEI
YORK save ANNOYANCE ani expense % carriage
hire and stop u the GRAND UNION no.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL BEEDI.
IL IA. over 40 elegantly furnished rooms AMI d
lifted mp at an expense OF over 500 0uO. EIcYa a.
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
COUNTER and Wine Rooms are supplied " ith tie
best the market furnish. The cuisine is ua-
surpassed, Rooms for a single person. o., $50,
ami per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low. 50 that visitors to the city and travel.
crs can live more luxuTlously, for less money, At
the GRAND UNION, than Al any other hrst-c ia =
Hotel Ia the city. stages and Cars pass the lilo.
tel every minnie for al parts ol the Clty.
yts CT 4 ". ID. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

Must convince them that il possesses great merit
while the new and original method of It's prepara-
ZION when studied with the disease satisfies the
mind of any reasonable person that its meth ID
cure is the true one.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Enstbrook.
The officer, for The ensuing year for
this town are.
Nyderator-A. l.. Bunker.
Clerk-I.. ". Bunker.
SeiectmeH and Oaerseers-John u. Per
kins, l.. ". Bunker. John ID. Crimmins.
Treasurer-Stillman Q. Googns,
S. ). Com.-John -. Perhin-
March -
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Eden
SCHOOL NoTICE.-The Superntending
School Committee of the town OF Eden will
be in session, at the School House. in Dist
No. 8 Town Hill, on Saturday, April 22d,
at o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of exam.
lining candidates proposing to teach in town
the coming season.
JAMES z. HAMOR 8. s. Com.
SEDELIA w. LELAND of
BLOOMFIELD HIGGINS Eden
April 8 1876. IA 3w
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
MORRIS Il HERITAGE.

ia \. Third Street, Phila.
= sold hy : -. Wigsin, Ellsworth; 4.
J. Jordan, Orland, and K. b. stover. Bucks
port.
John ". Perkin, & co. Portland. General
agents. ~ ly -
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL , CURE

instantly relieves and permanently cures every
iorm OF Catarrh. from silnpie head cold to thu
lucrative stage, together with all its symps,hc
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
VI \ X X | /, ID.

Ellsworth, March 3Oth. by Rev pr Trnucy
Mr.. Gro. Wcntwrth and Miss Adele JcIi>on
both Of Ellsworth.
surI April 81, by Rev. l.. ). Trip, Mr.
Charles Jarvis and Mrs. Ann NJ. Lord, both Of
Surry.
Trrmont-April 1T. by Rev. b. +. Stinson
Mr. Geo. O. johnson and Miss Francis 4.
Hamor, both Of Cranberry Isles.
Buchlll-Apri 1t, at the residence OF the
brides sister, by Rev. Jos. II. Taylor Mr..
Charles +. Witham and Miss Lizzie \. stoyer
both Of Bluehll.
PoTtland-March 3Oth, at the residence Of
Hon. j. T. McCobb, by Rev. &. ". Buck, Hon.
John Appleton of Bangor Chief Justice Su-
premc Court Of Maine ana Ann V. Greeley OF
Portland.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

PILES DIETETIC SALERATUs.-Universally ac-
knowledged the best In use. Each pound bears
the name Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
out. lyr2475
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Instanter cures Tooothache in one moment
SLIT.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06

Eighteen Swedes from New Sweden
were naturalized at Houlton a few DAYS
ago.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Relieves in a short time the very worst forms OF
Nervous Headache. Neuralgia, fightness across
The Temples, Ringing noise in the Head. and
Nakefulpe-s
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
oargeutvillc.

To Rural: -
Dear Sir: A. YOU have invited any one
10 correct any error that may occur 10
your survey OF Hancock County" will
you allow me to correct your li-t of U. ;.
Lighthouse, within the limits OF the coun-
ty: The following are the names Of the
stations with their numbers:
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
~ TEI.EGRAPH.

n-n.,ches Ia the Ellsworth American
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Removes by single application the hard. en-
crusted matter from the nose. opens up the nasal
passages, allows the sufferer 10 breathe freely
breath
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Cieanses the nasal passages in a single applica
lion with the admirable le Inhaler which accom-
panies each package tree Of charge, and is more
seiVlceabie than any other form OF inhaler.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly

APRIL 8, 1876.
Apples per Dbl. 4.3oa525. Pickles " gal. go
!" driedperlb. .i2 Figs per Id. .2Oa 2j
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SANE0RD,S RADICAL CURE

Alay. pain, inflammation and soreness of the mu.
cous membrane Of the nasal passages II Ia the
most soothing. healing, and grateful preparation
ever spphed 10 these Indamed surfaces.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-06
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE

rhus become. a powerful purifying agent in over.
coming the poisonous action Of the rotten matter
that has. during sleep, dropped into the throat
and ming ed with the contents Of the stomach To
be absorbed into the Eystcm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
UNANSWERED.

80, 800,
Wncte moan'nih-p aSr ,ose lar anu his"
ah'p tne pns, nncio"u',u TX;
.,1 nhs ~ascs =. eic.n, uNo p'iio"y
p
~ rae one morning. IaM IN June.
Inc 9 80 WINDS Fang piehsanl 'ehe'
Ne a", IKE afanEhis OF ihresi "u'e'
Nit roses all the way was bright;
Vet rhew upon that upland height
Fhc cariings OF the early spring
ana all fl- meadows. VIDE nnroiled,
Were greer and SILVER. green and g0io,
Where bntfrrcnps and daisies spun
Over its shallow pcbbly bed
4 -perslin: river gayly sped,
Nor cared that deeper waters bore
Ill sun, n danced "a laughed. II piayed,
In epn.hjne nov and now in shade.
'sYbiIe every ruarlcd tree loved 10 make
"'N'"'' s'''''"' WI 40
A., ,.a. -. H. a., .. IT.
- Iii 49,. pL -.
=. 81 a,n'u, n sYS, nc, e w '"N'''
Tho shadow of ,il.'s mystery,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
The Weather.

THE following comments ON the weather
have been in use in this locality since No
VEN Der, and, as none Of them are patented,
anyone can make use OF anything that suits
him:
Did you ever see such weather.
Did you ever see such winter:"
Isn't this odd weather."
Seems like spring, don't it,"
Did you ever see SO much rain?"
Well, this weather beats men'
Never saw such a winter since lo42.'
" How would you like TO own a stock
Of sleighs:"
" Good weather for your mother-in- law,
isn't IT."
" Did you hear about that plumber
committing suicide?"
Guess they have been firing.up down
below, haven't they?"
Aren't you sorry you didn't buy
drove Of ducks last iall?n
How's your ice-house?'
Don't you want to buy wheelbar-
row."
| here are one or two other expressions
sometimes made use of by people who
want to infict serious injury on the
weather, but the above are sufficient Tor
common people to use on corners and in
street cars ,-De'r0H FIRE Press.