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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLO0D-PURIFIER.
UEMAR.

TIis Incompatible DEPTR1TTTE Is
a POWERFUL aLrERiTIpE. TONIC, DI-
TkETfC. DIIPHORETIC, and iPERI-
EST. combining rirfnss ,rtieh render
~ iHrotaabfr and Rerrr- failing. ahd bu
ats continued .eiN thoroughly eradt-
cate oil diseases Of the blood. It's iaarc-
di~afs are of % purify harmless exfrac-
fioR. the products gathered from remote
E1VPfia" Prorinces. aud where there ~
tenn. u ssrcs' faHs iH erecting that disease
through the .. diHHI OF the skin,
channels of the body, thcrebB Gifotcing,
aud, 'adeed. Forcing oil the organs i"fo
their proper normal and functional con-
dnion. 4 rsru brieT space oT time trUI
doubted reI'a6iIhy and .roHdcrJnd cHrn-
firr properties, u bring, most anqH@sisoH-
ably, the rcrY acme Of medical trina'phs,
and the greatest discovery Of The present
age. ia the treatment OF ererU disease
srhsre the blood 'tscif Is primarily tho
seat Of the lesion or disorder. such as
SrROFTI1 and the thousand and Que
causes that trad 10 this terrible affection,
OF rhieh nH ciriI1=rd communities are
eognE=ant, for BibIieai Truth has assert-
ed thar the . Sins of me fatL"rs shah
risf unto the third and fourth gem
srntfons. - and to EEOh IN DOM md
ENFEEBLFD CONSTTTTTIONS "a Is q
I,oircrId rej.renator. causing hs trrecks
Of man once more 10 assume the God-tiks
For CTTtNTpTs DISEASES, TRTN-
AIRY DISORDERS. CON>TIf tIfoN OF
CosTnrtykrS. IKE mp hLbNhf
OTs DEEIIITI. nm MAJ IsN.
!. GLiNDILtR INL tKG EHLNTN; FRI
THEII ron lTOts ffNtER. stTRDI,
ITFECTIONS or THE ZONES. ~ DO
LENT TICERS, y " IN u
PLANTS (and to the DsHtI~r scr ~ -
boom long sought fer bU scasRire, s"srrp-
fibis. and delicate females, as 10 takrs
uirrcf action byoH their ailments 4 -
an POEMS or fHROSIC DISEASE
~ HHTTH THE moon II THI NEIF
or YHE TROI mr.. - Is inraItsabfr. a
y'erscr~raaeo 'rifh THIS r~raedY tr'H prorn
20 go.,fir~ and permanent cur~ for
GHILIs and FEJIKS and all N II-f-
EIfI IpTSDN>.
Thousands 81 Testimonials attest the
ks-.sfh Of tLrse ciaiHIs.
I'rice. On- Doiiar, ia large bottle, or
stx bottles, S..
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To REMOVE THE SMELL or BOILING
CABBAGE.-Place small piece of char
coal in the pot.
To POLISH FURNITURE-Take of
good alcohol one half pint, quarter Of
an ounce pulverized rosin, the same of
gum shellac; after this has dissolved
and oae-half pint of linseed oil; shake
we'll.
To WHITES PORCELAIN SAUCEPANs.
Have the pans half filed with hot
water, throw in tablespoonful of
powdered borax, and let it boil. If
this does not remove all the stains, soap
cloth and sprinkle on plenty of pow
dered borax. Scour well.
CIDER CAKE. One cup of butter,
three cups of sugar, five cups of -four,
one cup of cream, one teaspoonful of
ground spice, one teaspoonful of soda.
Stir the butter and sugar TO cream in
deep bowl; add the eggs beaten till
light and thick; gradually stir in the
-four, after sitting. the cream and spice !;
-four the raisins, and add to the mix
ture ; dissolve the soda in q little warm
" ater, and stir it iMo the cider; add
this to the Butter, and stir all together
Bake in buttered tin. in a quick ov-
en-.
Cold BEEF.-A nice breakfast dish
may he made from cold roasted or boil
ed beef 10 the following way: Put a
tablespoonful of butter in a frying pan,
thicken with a dessert spoonful of -four
and pour in gradually a pint of hot
stock. Throw in a small minced onion
and very little finely cut parsley
Simmer a few minutes, and then lay
in the meat, cut in very thin slices.
Just heat, but do not let it boil, as that
would harden the beef. Add a lew
drops of lemon juice, and serve with
tried sippets or potato balls.
-COcoANUr CCsTARD.-One pound
grated cocoanut, pint new milk, Coz.
sugar; beat well the iyolks Of eggs,
and stir alternately into the milk with
the cocanut aud sugar; put it into q
pail, or pitcher, and set into boiling
water; stir ell the time till very smooth
and thick - soon as 1t comes to Q hard
boil. take it OF and serve in cups, or
glass tumblers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

PURE AIR.-Among the things WHICH
seems to be absolutely necessary To
keep either men or animal in perfect
health may be named a liberal supply
of pure air, yet important as this is,
both farmers and their live stock fire.
quently suffer severely from breathing
impure air. Farm houses as rule,
are very imperfectlv ventilated. Those
which have been built within the past
few years, are as general rule uncom-
foriably close while the old houses
are almost as uncomfortably cold on
account of loose fitting windows aud
doors.
OF the two the latter is much to be
preferred, but simple yet scientific
method OF ventilation would be far bet
ter. ln the barn there il often an over
supply of cold air which Oh account of
a lack OF absorbents in the stables il
very far from being pure. This should
be remedied by greater attention to
cleanliness and by the occasional use
of gypsum spread upon the stable
floors.
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}>oetrp.
A Vintage Song.
BY Y. u. r. BLANCHARD.

BY Y. u. r. BLANCHARD.
Once more the year its fullness pours
To cheer the heart of toll;
Once more we take with gratitude
The blessing of the soil.
! hear the children laugh and sing
They pull the grapes together;
And gladness bresihes from everything
In this october weather.
The winter days were long and dark,
The spring was slow to come;
And summer storms brought fear and doubt
To many a humble home.
But rain and sunshine had their will
And wrought their work togetheT.
And see! We heap our baskets still.
la this October weather.
Nv heart has had its winter. too.
And lain full bare and gray;
| did not think a spring would come.
Much less a summer day.
How little did dream that life
Would bring Us two together,
And | should he happy vile
In this October weather.
Doubtless the frosts will come again.
And some sweet hopes must die;
But we shall bear the passing pain,
And smile a. well a. sigh
Nor let us cloud with fears OF Ill
This golden hour together;
For God in His garden still
In this October weather.
Scribaer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

BLEEDING AT THE NosE. - For
bleeding at the nose, the best remedy
as given BY DIR. Gleason, in one of his
lectures, is vigorous motion of the
Ia the case of a child, wad of paper
should be placed in its mouth, and the
child instructed to chew il hard. II is
the motion Of the jaws that stops tine
flow OF blood. This remedy is so very
simple that many will feel inclined to
laugh at il; but It has never been known
to fail in a single instance. even in very
severe cases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

M account Of IN health the subscriber wishes to
" remove south. and oGers for sale the follow.
ing valuable property:
Ose-haif interest in the Ellsworth Stove Store
consisting Of good will. stock In trade stoves
tin vac crockery, cutlery. glass. &C.. ae.-and
vorkman's tools. Business established In 1850
The best chance for trade eyer offered in eastern
Maine. Stock well bought and very saleabIe
Possession gwen On or before the SOth Of March
next.
Also house and lot on Water Street.
One 10. consisting Of about "a square rods ad-
Joining.
Onc-sixtesnth Of Portland Packet City OF Els.
worth.
One-thirty-second of schooner Clio Chiicott
One pew in Unitarian Church.
Fer further particulars inquire ct Aiken BIOS. ,
Stove score.
B. II. AIKEN.
Ellsworth, Jan. 9Th, 1878. lOv2
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D YSP EP SIA.
GASTRON.

GtSTRON is n saf r, specify. and post
tire c,frr for that most depressing Of all
pIrnfs, a nd % BIRTH course Of treatment tt
restore the diDrsfirc organs 70 thFir rris-
f'a~ strength, and proDlot" me hcaithy
action OF the stomach and &. frsttHrs. IN"
nervous trrisabiIsfB Of literary and oil
persons pursHibI1 srfrHfGrD bJc, -
sperdiIy r-Hor~d bp This aOrHf. The
stomach - restored 10 hcalfh aud the ksB-
,,ot~ OF the system, triH once more respond
IA tho Performance Of labor.
Bric~. OH- Dollar, ia large bottle, or
air bottles, 50,
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UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY !

call the careful attention Of The -sjne=A men
OF Ellsworth and vicinity to the iac1s NJ hgurc-
Let no, the tnsuring pa bile be loHger ud'Ti hut
look into the matter tor them selves 'tiul and
Candid investigation will tell thr rRt D STORY
This ! solic; aud urge. The Leading AMI lnde-
pcndcnrt ompsnics are peculiarly thorough in the
management OF their business. Careful to know
In regard Ia each risk. the moral well the
physical hazard. as far as possible. Judging osch
rt-k on its own merits, accepting those which
seem desirable at equitable rates, leaving the un.
desirable To thos. who wish them. On this plat.
form they show greater prosperity comparatively,
than those companies which take risks more
loosely relying on rates to save them.
The siGc Of a company Ia no criterion Of IT.
strength. The larger companies have larger liza.
bllliies, usually Writing larger lines and accepting
a larser amount OF undesirable insurance. thus
keeping up the volume OF the business. Their liza
htlities for reinsurance IL Therefore larger. and
they liable to heavier losses by extensive con
fAgrauous.
NJ aim j. to furnish only
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

a .I,ght so-eaIi~d ~oid triU Outlines
lead 10 serious cough, ,rhirh, aHfdrcd
for badly treated, must hare bat one
rrsuft-tt mast srrasadtr ia settled ease
OF BROSCHfTI>, or trhat is trOrSF. ma
deadty CONSEMPTfON. To all suffering
from harassing cough and approximation,
IRICHEON offers "a sound. reliable, and
permanent rriieI IT augmenfs eLlscto-
ration. aud enables the patient toseSpei
that terribly srPtic deposit, which, " icjt
,rtthouf jtIdtrtOus treatment, must CONT
rnHHicdtc ITS poison 10 the restcHidr sub
Stance of the lung. deg~R~rntiitD and de-
sfroyiuT that most essential 81 organs,
aud uttiBlntes only ia carly and IN
timely death. TR1CHION has no equal,
mach less superior. nHd is use trtH not
only r-Dtor~ the deposit. thereby dHordIHg
grraf rrtir(, bat heats th~ membrane and
lear~s hs patient ia possession or heating
lung tissue.
Price. Fry Cents per bottle, or sac
AofkI.x =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

In the educational work of the
grange, urge LIST, have your children
Join the grange when they arrive at the
proper age; I'd, have lectures and dis
cussions that will give instruction in
our work a. farmers aHd housekeepers
and increase our profit and comforts
Sd, have the grange work in regular,
methodical manner, 80 that the men.
bers may become better qualified for
The duties OF citizens.-Z. Il. jameson,
Lecturer Of Vermont State Grange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

CHANGING SEED.-Much has been
written on this subject, and much of
it is true. A single tact has been
brought TO NV notice this year which
illustrated the good effects of such
change. Not having seed corn enough
for the field, dozen ears were bought
all there was of choice sample OF
Dut:on corn, a variety long grown in
this neigborhood and well liked. Thi.
sample was planted in one corner OF
the of the field and market. In its
growth nothing was particularly not
iced.-When we came to cut il up, the
ears were better than on other portions.
We selected - strings or two dozen
ears each, very choice sample, for
seed. The remainder was also nice.
From no other part OF the field OF same
extent con one half as much selected
seed be picked. The land is no better,
aud in only one way can account for
such extra growth change of seed
Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
sheriff sale.

STATE OF MAINE. HANCOCK IS
TAKEN on execution wherein Albert X. Buck
j is creditor. and Tilden Davis Is debtor, and
will be sold at public auction TO the highest bid
der on Saturday the ninth day OF Febuary A. D.
ISIS. at 10 O'Clock in the for moon, at the oce Of
.. L. Cunningham, In Bucksport. in said County
OF Hancock all the right in equity which said
Tilden Davis has had at the time of the attach
ment on the original writ to redeem certain mort
gagged Real Estate, situated in said Orland. anl
bounded follows TO wit: Beginning at the
white school house on the ,unty road leading
from Dead River 10 Dedham, thence north So |.
west by land of Ii. j. White to land OF BENJAMIN
Wheeler. thence south 81, west by said Wheeler's
land to the Range line, thence south by said Range
line TO said county road, thence north-easterly by
said county road to the 6rst mentioned bounds
containing fifty acres, more or iess said mort.
gage Is 70 Isaac Partridge for one hundred and
ten dollars. dated April 81. A. ID. 1878.
Dated At Oriand, IN said county IF Hancock
this thirty first day of December. A. d. 1871
j. W. PATTERSON,
3w2 Deputy Sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

SITUATION OF THE ORCHARD.-A
northern slope in most localities is pre-
ferable, as il retards the time OF bios.
soming sufficiently to escape late spring
frosts. Ii also prevents late fall growihs
so rs TO insure perfect buds ana well
ripened wood. Second: thus situated
they are almost entirely exempt from
the ravages of cabling moth and other
insects. They all seek warm and
southern slope, and the cCdling moth in
such a situation has usually come forth
and laid its eggs before the trees on the
colder northerly slope have blossoned.
The ground if cla,ey, is best and most
cheaply prepared by blowing early in
the fall up and down the hills in lines
The width that il is in'en,led to place
the rows of trees, taking care that the
middle or ''deed" burrows shall be on
the line of the intended rows. This
blowing should be repeated later in the
fall it possible: if not the dead iurrow
should be piowed ont deeply OF sub>oll-
ed. In the spring the land should be
plowed at least twice reversing the con-
tour of the land bv striking the ridge
both times where dead burrows ae
made the previous fall. We now lave
at least pulverized. dfained aerated
earth in which to plant the trees; be-
ing very much unlike the usual kettle
shaped hold, which in clay land hold,
water like a jug. Well decomposed
manure should be applied broadcast aud
worked into the soil, unless II is ALREADY
pretty fertile. the best and the only
one of the ordinary crops tina, should
be raised in young orcbsrds-snd us
ually in old ones too, if under the pillow
is Indian corn; the worst is oats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Apples that were stored in bins
just - they were picked from the trees
should be sorted. put into barrels and
stored in cool place where the frost
viii not reach them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Manure must decempose before it
is available for plant food. Hence the
advantage Of composing and securing
decomposition before applying 10 the
ground.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24
Small Farm for Sale.

THE homestead Of the late Nelson Herrck, in
] Brookin. consisting of house and twenty-nS e
acres of land. is offered for sale. II sold prio
10 February 18th. next. IL will be sold Al auction
on that day. at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the premises
Inquire Of
DUDLEY A. CARLTON,
Brooklin.
Jan. 9Th, ISIS 3ws
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PILES. HemonhOids.
PILON,

Many causes tend 10 produce this pain
|ff and distressing state. The btsod IS
tse Of drastic P"rgatires te'sds TO produce
congestion Of the botceis, torpid action OF
the iirer, and numerous other causes are
the source oT this complaint, aud hitherto
nothing edectHaf has been presented 70
the public, rrhjeh ,rouid rapidly alternate
symptoms and ultimately prOrc an eB"et-
ire care. Ia IILON ace hare remedy
,rIsich not only acts almost Instantly, rat
srdi rc0.ore the largest tuDiors OF the parts
(PiicsI bY absorption, amt many rho
hare receired not only benefit. bHt hare
been radicd!iY cured, hare been assured
prior to usiag this treatment by emit
,sent surgeons that the only RELIEF then
err could erprct ia HIc, ICOnid BE- bB an
operation. and rcnori"J u or them from.
he body cy grcecd"re "h'eh neeess 'tat,
ed the knife This remedy has been haited
,rith delight, and Is '.tc prescribed by
many practising PHYSICIANS, trhs are cog
,itsaHt OF its merits, as the only IHoten
sure cure for FILIs.
Price. EiJty Gents per package, or sic
for $3.50.
THE iHOTE REMEDIES ARE
thorough ~ f.r eradication, of ne DIFFER
emf and rariogs Dniadics drHoBaindted :,
and the result Of patient. searching,
iaborions. and seieHfiHc Investigation,
embracing period Of many years, IN
Lurope and 1Bericd.
II the specific directions are complied
srith, thousands OF patients ,riu bear tcit-
ness TO their rridtire merits, and corrob-
crate erery assertion UheTc there are
many complications Of disease. and pa
tieats so desire, DIR. CHiNDLER ,riII
Be pleased 10 pire all Information, and
treat by letter iT necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory Cireu-
lar OF the ADORE remedies sent on receipt
Of stamp. III the EOfEIETI X Y
MEDICINES are not on safe at your
particular druggists, send orders to
Or. CHANDLER,
1879 Broadway, New-York City.
GOO. a. ParChcr,
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that ample provision
IN has been made by the Oyerseers of the Poor
ofthe City Of Ellsworth, for the support OF the
Poor OF said city and all persons are mott fed that
supplies furnished or credit given, to any pauper
viii not be pai, without authority from said over.
VIZ. b. MITCHELL. \ Overseers
DAVID 8. JOY. OF
H. b. MASON. Poor
Ellsworth, June Sth, l17e. III
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II ASCOCE. ss'-CLEkk OF COURTS OFFICE,
Ellsworth, Jan'y 5tn, A. ID. l,7s.
hereby certify that the II preceding accounts
are true copies OF the original accounts Of the
County Commissioners tor the year ls7- and the
same having been sworn u and allowed, orders
have issued for the payment thereof out OF the
County Treasury.
3M3 H SAUNDERg. Clark
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PROPRIETARY
NJ EDICIN ES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Late Phy.;oiso TO ST Georges snd ST. 5ar.hoio-
news Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. EhIsbeths, etc.
ffrer years of the most eoborioas re-
searrI. aud iHresfigatioa. aud after the
practical application ia treatment TO thoa-
sands Of patients, 6eo. Chandler, 4. ".
MD. no,e presents 10 the nacriedn pub
lie me JoIforiay remedies. hts sole dis
eorery aud property, the efficacy Of ,ri.ici,
- afisstcd Ia the rotumino"s quantity Of
testimonials. fhe unsolicited offerings or
suffering aud discouraged patients. "rho
haze nor only receircf rrfief and teneFf
from their continued ase. baf hare been
radically cured Of anntcafs and ehr.nso
con, ptai,ifx. ,rhick hare been. adi"aged ~
the most eminent Physicians as hopeless.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Eepresent ting first class. reliable and indePend-
cnt Companies. which are unsurpassed In thar
actsr, standing and strength, iuTni.hin. the most
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

Received Payment. ". l. GurrILL.
COUNTY of HANCOck,
ls1. To joins HorKI.s DR..
Nov. 20. To ! day on Pet. OF o. r.
Dorr ct ais, ease
Travel, Is miles, 80
p. day Pet. OF Frank
Buck ct al. $50
Travel, q miles, 90
= e day on Pet. OF 4 7. En-
crsOn for abatement of
Taxes, -
Travel. miles, 40
Dec 2J-
Jan 5. 80 day. at Ellsworth ON Co
business. = 50
Travel. 40 mules, 400
49, 80
Received Payment. JOHN HOPKINS.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
ls17 To J. G. wALKER, la.
Nov. 1870. Tes days on Pet OF -. 4.
Dorr ct. ais. AGO
" Travel Is miles. 50
81" 5 DAYS nn Pet. of Frank
Buck and A.P Eiacrron, so
Travel, 81 miles, SO
Dec &c
Jan. ). "9 DAYS Oct Add Term, ?, 80
Travel. 20 miles. 500
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EQUITABLE RATES!

Representing my companiss and rAnsactng
business With my customers always IN prompt.
square aud honorable manner. To this course
pledge my best efforts.
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Paupor Notice.

Ellaxorth. Dec. IL. 1871.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-24

81 Dwellings. Housshoii Furniture, Churches
sud similar risks lassn Tor one year. Tor term
Of years, IN the very beet compauic- on the most
favorable terms Choice NJ re antilo and other
desirable risks placed In arst-clas- companies At
the LOW EST CONSISTENT RATES.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-28
An Undesirable Roommate.

Scott, the greatest of English novel
lists, made use of superstition in his
works, but he had not particle of it in
his nature. Basil Hall says that Scott
told him, on the last evening of the year
1924, when they we're talking over this
subject, that, having once arrived at a
country inn, he was told there was no
bed for him.
mo place to lie down at ALP" said
he. "No," said the people of the house;
none except room in which there is a
corpse lying"
well" said he, did the person die
of any contagious disorder?"
ooh, no, not at all, y said they.
well, them" continued he, "let me
have the other bed"
49," said Sir Walter, II laid me
down, and never had better nights
sleep in my life"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-28
A WOman'S Glove.

A woman's glove is to her what his
vest-pocket is to man. But tits more
capacious, and, in ninety-nine instances
out of hundred, it is much better reg
ulated. A man will carry 81 worth of
small change, four matches, half dozen
toothpicks, short pencil and pack Of
business cards in his vest-pocket, and
yet never be able to find a nickel or a
match or a toothpick or pencil or a
card, when he wants it. Not SO with a
woman. She has the least bit Of glove,
and in that glove she carries the tiniest
little hand, and wad of bills, and mem
oranda for her intended purchases, and
dress-goods samples, and car tickets,
and matinee checks, and maybea dinin-
utive powder rag. We have no idea
how she does it-how she manages to
squeeze those thousand and one things
into that wee space. But she does it
every time, and the glove never looks
the least bit discomposed or plethoric
or ruffled. And, when the woman wants
any article concealed about that glove,
she doesn't seem to have the least
trouble in the world getting at it. All
that is required is simple turn of the
wrist, the momentary disappearance of
two fairy fingers, and the desired article
is brought to light. It is a wonder that
no savant can explain.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGs.

The National Type-F founders Asso-
citation met at Cleveland, Ohio, last week, to ar
range rates for the future. A slight reduction
in the price of type was decided upon.
The Patrons of Husbandry have just
held their twelfth annual session at Richmond,
Va, Representatives being present from TWEEN
ty-fve States The officers report the order in
a flourishing condition.
Charles w. Angel, Of Chicago, the
defauling Treasurer of the Pullman Palace
Car Company, has been arrested in Portugal,
with $4,000 Of the stolen money upon his
person. ,u., }.l.t. tfH. so
The new Governor General of Canada,
the Marquis of Lorne, and his royal spouse ar
rived at Halifax on Nov. "a, and were enthusi-
astically received by the Queens loyal subjects
The conduct of Maj. Reno in the en-
gagement Of the Little Big Horn, where Gen.
Custer was massacred, is to be the subject of a
military court of inquiry that will meet in Chi
cago next month, ...