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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-19

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-19

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats OF Maine In their plat
form adopted in Portland on Tuesday. re-
solved to .still hold to the principles Of
the National Democratic Party.
Frs-To pay the bonded deb, IS rap
Idly as practicable.
Secoad-No further issue OF Government
bonds.
7hird-That We are opposed to an ire
deemable currency and the present Nation
al banking system; but favor the gradual
substitution Of greenbacks for national
bank bills.
Fourth-We fully endorse the xction OF
the House OF Representatives In their in.
yesii cation of the election frauds.
Finh-Tha, oil legislative shall be such
as TO secure to each man the just rewards
for his Own labor. Also In favor Of bien.
NAL sessions Of the Legislature and chang
ing time OF elections TO November.
Si1A-Resolved, Tha, fourteen years OF
misgovernment by the Republican party. -
etc, etc. THE usual growl, and ending J
mo hope OF reform save In the expul.
sion from power OF the reigning dynasty
and the restoration Of the National Democ.
rscy."
This news comes too late for comment in
this issue.-lEp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

Upon the two errors, that much paper
money means wealth, and that contraction
is impoverishing the country, rest all the
greenback arguments. We must admi,
that contraction works distress to the Dor.
rover, but the fault was in the borrowing
Those who borrowed beyond their means
when greenbacks were worth from sixty 10
seven,y-five cents are forced TO the wall
now that paper money is worth so near
one hundred cents.
II We initiate our currency so as TO re-
lieve those now involved, is II improbable
that others will take the places OF those SC
relieved?
Where Is our remedy. so long as we
have . currency fuctuating in Its value
The man who loans one hundred cents ID
injured If he is obliged to accept . less
number OF cents in payment, and the mar
who borrows seventy-fve cents, Is injured
(, In addition 10 the payment Of the inter
est, he is obliged 10 repay with 8 greater
number Of cents. These hsrdships mus
necessarily exist until the question of infla
ton is definitely settled, and every dollar
or 'promise TO pay one dollar" means
nothing less than one hundred cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

The Commercial says that Bangor Theo.
logical students have fields OF labor Is fol.
lows - 10 the Senior class, L. j. Thomas
has been called to Castine and will be or.
daiped the 18th. Rev. G. w. Fields OF Ban.
gor preaching the sermon. d. o. Clark
will BE- ordained 1t New Sharon on the
18th. Prot. Hamlin preaching the sermon.
z. c. Crane has been called to Holden for
ote year. T. z. Norris has accepted 90
invitation TO labor 1t Herndon. Va. H. A.
Freeman has been called one year to labor
with the Congregational church 1t Bidde.
ford. on the Pool road. s. L. Vincent
will labor at Pembroke, r II. McGoWn at
Trenton, Mt. Desert, n. H. Smith at Sc
bee. Bernhard Coping 1t Freedom. Rob-
eft Peacock. IT,, 1t Temple, A. Wirwell
A. II. fallef Ut Wenham. Massachusetts,
and C. N. Schwartsauer In the West. or
the Juniors, n. Blanchard will labor 1t
Oldt0wn, r. r. True. East Bangor, Will
liam Haynes ct Mortified, George Allehiu
at Lincoln. Edgar Cousens at Burlingtos,
r. G. Woodbridge At Frankfort, Hiram
Smith 1t Hermoo, Amos Asderson with
the Methodist Society q Caribou, jas. ).
Allen ct Harmony. Fred 1. ThAyer at
sumner, John b. Caruthers at Midway
and Horace Peckover ct Alton. In the
Middle class the following have places Is.
signed: c. @. BornhAm ct Wineerport,
W. G. Shoppe ct Jonesport, r. 8. Law
renee with the Baptist church ct Oldtown,
B. 3. Whid6en Ct Carbon, d. L. Davis
e DedhAm, +. p. Williams 6 NORTH Ban
gor and 0lenbufs. George z. Chaplin Il
Aahsrst. Stephen South at Springfield
and Carroll, John Tmlin Ct Upper sun.
water end ?. B. Wig u Ainos Csstrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Wisdom and Folly.

To hatter . fool. ask his advice. To
equal him. follow il.
The very old scratch"-A hen In your
garden.
Can men in arnOr be called mail car
riersr'
People learn wisdom by experience.
A man never wakes up his second baby TO
see It laugh.
The woman who maketh . good pud-
ding In silence, 10 better than she who
maketh tart reply.
-Yesterdsy some fellow blacked both Of
Jones' eyes, and now the latter speaks OF it
- bis Decoration Day.
1t 10 all . mistake to suppose that
strawberries show which way the wind
blows. They merely indicate how the
cream and sugar 20.
"A devoted husband Gays that the pho.
nograph Is simply = machine that talks
back" and he hiss had one Of thar kind 10
his house ever since he was married.
The mints are the only governmental
institutions that do not cost more than they
are worth. The tact, ifit Uust be told. il
the mints make money. and plenty OF it.
FORCE OF HABIr.-''Surely you must be
tired, aunty. caot think how It Is on
are able to work SO long" BLESS you,
my dear. when Onst sits down to it like,
I'm just to lazy to leave or"
On being asked why he went into
bankruptcy. be replied: swell, my liza
bilities were large, my liabilities nuner.
Gus. and probabilities uDpr0msing; and
30 thought Id do - my neighb0rs do
An intelligent farmer living In De,
Molnes County has invented . henophone,
modelled on the principle OF the telephone,
by which one reliable old hen occupying q
central ONCE In the hennery sits on Oh the
nests about the establishment, leaving the
other fowls free to lay exgs, scratch and
eackle. A. fast - . new nest contains
the full compliment Of eggs. Il 10 connected
with the central Office BY . copper wire,
and the business 10 settled. The oply
trouble with the machine Is that It sits 20
hard Il matches out the porcelain nest egxs
along with the others. - that one chick In
every nest y born With glass eyes, and the
farmer has 70 bay and traia Q dog 70 lead
Il aroend. This makes II exp~osiye.-
Bssltaetos Hsssksve.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Good Time Coming.

Mr.. Editor: You are tn celebrate the
Fourth 10 the interest OF Temperance.
God bless you.
We are to celebrate the day In thu inter-
est Of Sunday Schools. Nine schools have
been United TO meet with us, aud make it
a'gais day" for the childreo.
The chi.dren's meeting will be held In
the forenoon; a general picnic at IL NJ.
Sentiments. responses and music. In the
afternoon. In addition TO vocal m6sic. we
are to have the Washington Coruet Baud
oil through the day.
Your cause and ours, are really one.
While the good people Of FL isworth and
vicinity labor to serve the inebirafe, We
will iustill into the minds Of the children
the principles of temperance. and teach
them how TO shun the path OF the grea,
destroyer.
The day can be tarped to a good &C
count. and those who keep perfectly sober
and try to do good, will feel happy a, tn,
setting sun. Yours. II. N. l..
Miibridge. Me-. Jnne l7th. 1873
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

THE SECRET or BUSINESS SUCCESS.

THE SECRET OF BUSINESS SUCCESS.
II IL claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited
Rrrst nerve add shrewd business saxac-
itv in the purchase OF stocks and railroads
controlled by him. Yet. whenever he msde
an investment he received In return an equivs-
lent either - his own, or - collateral security;
DR.. X v. Pierce has invested many hundred
Thousands dollars 10 advertising, depending
entirely upon the superior merits OF ms goods
for security. The unparalleled popularity OF
his family medicines, and the annual increase
m their sale, nttests Ia arguments stronger
than words Of their purity and efficiency II
the blood he impoverished. the liver sluggish or
there he tumors. blotches. and pimples. DR..
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery will effect
. speedy and perfect cure. II the bowels be
Constituted use DIR. Picrce's Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets Debiliis,ed females suffering
with those peculiar dragging down srBsations
and weaknesses, will ind DR.. Pieree's Favor
lite Prescrip ton . safe and certain remedy.
Prompt relief and permanent cure have so
universally followed lis use. that the doctor
now sells Il under positive guar antee.
OAKLAND. Douglass Co.. Oregon,
Jan. %, 1877.
DR.. Pierce. Buffalo, N. y:
Dear .Sir-Your Golden Medical Discovery
has cured my daughter OF goitre. sitter many
physicians had failed. Enclosed please hnd
81 so for = copy Of The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. With us II takes The
place Of the family physician.
NJ Vernon. Ohio. July 10. 1876.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, ". y:
Dear Sir-Four bottles Of your Favorit'
Prescription has entirely cured my wife W.
employed three different ply sicians and MANI
remedies. but found no relief With u thank
full heart. l am.
Ever your friend. AUGUST wARRlNG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
State News.
D0wDoIN COLLEGE.

ssvsnsy-sseend cOnmsnesusns, July 7.l2, 1873.
Sunday NJ. Baccalaureate Sermon
by Prof A. ). Packard.
Mondays IN. Junior Prize Declama-
ton.
Tuesday-Class day Exercises.
Weduesdsy-s.30A. N. Annual meeting
OF the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. in
Adams Hall.-l0 30 A. u. Address before
the Fraternity by Rev. William Henry S =
age, class OF lS5s.-2.45 p. ~. address
fore the Alumni by Hon. Joseph While
Symonds, class OF 1850. followed by the
annual meeting q the Alumni in Adams
Hall.-SP. Concert by Miss Cary, Miss
Lewis. Temple Qvartette aud the Mendell-
sohn Quintette Club.
Thu sday-9 A. u. Prayer meeting OF
Alumni aud friends 10 the Senior R-cita-
ton Room.-l0.3o A. n. Commencement
Exercises, followed by the ANIMAL dinner
In Memorial Halls p. NJ. Reception by
Prof Packard.
Fridsy-Examiration OF candidates for
admission TO college.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
THE BERLIN CONGRESS.
The EnglisA and Russian Agreement.

LONDON, June IL.
The London Globe to day publishes the
full text OF the agreement between Eng-
land and Russia which, II asserts, was
signed At the foreign Office Ia this city on
the S0th Of May, and which will serve as
. mutual engagement for the Russian and
English PienipotenGisries at the Congress.
Tho conditions Of this agreement pro-
-'@'" 'as . diyisinn of u.lnsris into two
provinces, Que north. aud the other south
OF the Balkans. Provision Is made for
the government. OF the province and for
the departure permanently ,berefrom Of
the Turkish troops. England siipulsies
Dot 10 oppose the retrocession OF Bessara-
biz, or the annexation Of Batoum; bat re-
serves the right Of discussing In the Berlin
congress any prospective changes relative
TO the Danube.
Russia agrees on her part not 10 take
any indemnify 10 land from Turkey or 10
advance further her Asian frontier. L. Is
agreed that the reorganization Of Thessa-
ly, Epirus and other Greek provinces
shall be left TO the Congress.
The province Of ketour Is To be coded
by Turkey 20 Persia, and Bay Is TO be
coded TO Turkey.
The questions OF the reorganization of
Bulgaria By Europe, the passage OF the
pardaneiles Aad Bosphoris. AID of Kus-
Sian military occupation OF Roumania, are
also TO be submitted To the Congress
Sir Stafford Northcote to- day saws he
has not examined the above publication n
the Globe, and declined saying whether /,
WAS authGn tic or not. lie stated, however.
that Ii was not furnished by the Govern.
ment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

as Christmas comes, so comes the barrel
Of -four to those who are sick and needy.
Thomsston may we'll feel just pride in
having such . citizen.
THE STEAMER LxwIsToN.-The sun
mer travel to Bar Harbor has already be-
gun. The steamer Lewiston will Await
the arrival Of the Pullman train over the
Eastern road tonight to take large party
from Boston. This fine steamer has been
thoroughly and handsomely refitted. and
will do large business during the season.
The courtesy and care Of its officers and
It's deservediy high reputation for safety
aud comfort will make the Lewiston. AS
heretofore. the faYoritc means %, reaching
Mt. Desert and other points on our Maine
coast. Portland Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

One of the Arguments brought forward
In favor of more greenbacks Is that the
farmer Is unable to obtain Is high prices
for bis farm products now As formerly,
and those who read Mr.. Chase's speech At
Lewiston will remember with what power
and psthos he dwelt on this subject.
Let US see II such Is really the case.
1t must be remembered that the laws
governing trade, such - distance from
market. supply and demand, ETC., act con-
stantly and have much to do with determ.
lining the value of all kinds of products !;
therefore whstever variation may arise
from these causes must not be attributed 70
any fault Of the financial system OF the
country.
For example: In the grain markets Of the
West wheat crop Of 1877 has not sold 30 low
- did the crops Of 1876 and 1875, notwith-
standing the prices this year have been
shout the same - gold. The reason Is
clearly discernible when we remember
that the crops Of 1875 and 1876. were not
al marketed, when the European war
coming Oh created m extra foreign de-
nand which drained the sranaries Of this
c0antry.
The crop Of 1877 was large. but the for.
eign demand has continued and prices
have ruled high. with less nuctustions than
In former years.
Corn, on the otbar hand, II net in
20 great demand for export. and the
continued good crops have had the e.
feet to deprsss the market till Il is doabt-
full il western corn could have been pSr-
chased.s any rime since the war, st 20 low
Q lgure - the present
The point however which we desire 70
consider specially, Il, how mach ofthe pres
eat depsessioa b real snd how much h
inAGinary.
We must rensselaer, lrst, that Tie value
Of he gold dollar has sot cAasgsd. While
~ country ws flooded With paper noasy,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

people formed the pernicious habit Of max
Ing their valuations on the basis OF the
greenback dollar, and from that cause
prices appeared high. Had we always re-
tanned the habit OF reckoning values 10
gold, and kept in our minds that the varis-
ton WAS In the greenback, We should see
less !!csuse of complaint In the prices Of
to-day.
The farmer who sold his hay for twenty
dollars per ton when the ereenback was
worth but eighty cents. really got only six
teen dollars per ton.
As the hay crop Is one Of those most i'm
portant to the citizens of Hancock county
We have referred to the market reports
OF this paper for the second week in June
Of each year during the last four. with the
following result.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

These quotations are made on grrenbsck
basis, and during this time the greenback
has increased in value from eighfy-ive TO
over ninety-nine cents-or about seven
teen per cent.
Can there be any doubt that the farmer
is getting more for his hay now then he
did In ls74y What is true OF the hay crop.
is equally true Of other crops in this local
ity, and without doubt the same test, Ap.
piled to other localities in the State, would
show similar results.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Graduation at Csstine.

The examination and graduation 1t the close
Of the eleventh year Of the Eastern State Nor.
NAL School took place Wednesday and Thur.
day OF last week.
"Wednesday forenoon wss devoted 10 the ex.
animation OF classes. A pleasing interest was
manifest. The familiarity with the subjects and
the:prompt answers gave evidence that faithful
work had been done by both pupils and teach
ers.
In the afternoon, teaching exercises conduct
ed by members Of the senior class. occupied the
attention Of friends at the ball. while rectstious
under charge Of other members Of the class,
drew those interested in primary ork, to the
Primary Model School.
In the evening Rev. q. ". Field, d. d. OF
Bangor, delivered an able address to large
of Life"
Thursday morning, long before the time as
signed for the literary exercises. the hall was
filed by the friends Of the students and institu-
ton.
Flowers and plants kindly contributed by
citizens. were artistically arranged about the
hall. At nine the graduating class marched in
and directly siter, the exercises began BY sing
ing. followed BY prayer from Rev. J. Ives.
The examination ofthe senior class In Didac.
tics. by Mr.. Fletcher. claimed the attention Of
all for the hour. The ready .snd decisive ans
wers showed thorough mastery Of the subject.
Amer song entitled. Happy and Light Of
Heart" the graduation exercises opened by an
essay on "words," by Mr.. v. True Moulton,
Eliot, giving pleasing explanation Of the orr
gin Of some Of the words In common use.
The subject Educational Reformers'' was
treated in an interesting manner, by Miss Lot
tie Z. Hale, Castine.
Next came Geo. J. Bsbson, Brooksville, with
cy." The msnuer in which the subject was
treated, showed that IL had received much Il.
tention and was well deserving The applause
received.
Amer IN ipstumental Duet BY Miss Com.
stock and Miss Mary Hooke, came the class his
tory by Alice A. Crane. Well composed and
well delivered, il made favorable impression
on the audience. The address TO the class was
particularly touching.
Mr.. Irving b. Mower was valedictorian. and
his essay well deserved it, honored plsce in the
proGrSmDe.
Following music and The report Of the prin.
dpsl, came The awarding Of diplomas, when
sinsseea happy mosssls received from The
hands Of His Exoellency. Gov. Coasos, Tie roll
Of printed paper which 10 TO prove . passport
into The high positions awaiting them.
At twelve he Alumni, togsther with the Sen.
ioz Clos, 1T In he lower hall to psrtske Of .
bounsiful eoilatisa prepared By ths proprietor
q IL Areadian.
Allss partskisg q this most excsllsas
''spssad." toasts were proposed By Mr.. FstcA-
o.. toast-1aseer, 70 ~ various eaassss. asd -.
spesdsd - b representative nsahs0.
u TIE evsaing meedag a ~ Alumni, Or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
11ulspAy, !msE %. !s7s.

Whatever depression exists Is the re-
suit Of contraction, 10 due primarily to un-
due imitation. Now that contraction has
brought the paper currency so near the
gold value. which Is the accepted basis OF
values throughout the world, is 1t wise to
again disturb the country, and bring sddi-
tionsi distress to its people, BY repeating
the folly for which we have hardly yet
ceased paying.
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