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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
Blaine and Vance.

Oac Of the amusing Incidents of the gen
rfil Wrangle in The senate on "Wednesday
was Mr.. BlAlne'S tilt with Vance Of North
Carolina. over the contents OF certain
Southern school books aud the quotation
OF 4 passage from Que OF them as a sample
of VanCe's rhetoric. The passage occurs
in book OF southern oratory, prepared By
Prof James, superintendent OF the military
institute at Austin, Texas. and published
by Barnes & Co. OF New York. The book
j. Intended for Southern consumption.
There is not single extract in IL from the
speech OF any man outside of Dixie, and il
Is filled. Tor the most part with the gush OF
local swashbucs lets as Mr. Blaine descrtb-
ed them When NJ. Vance interrupted
Mr.. Blame TO ask If he knew OF a single
school where this or The other books we're
used. Mr. Blaine replied that be did not.
but presumed they were not Published for
fun and added; You appear In the harm
less and innocent guise OF all admirer OF
nature" and to show how ardent an all
mlrer he is, quoted the following example
OF Mr. Vance in his choicest STYLE
Listen to the warbling twitter of the
birds in the swaying green-eafed trees as
the soft air of the mountains steals like q
maiden's prayer across the refreshed brow
while your eyes gaze upon the prismstic
hues OF the rainbow reflected in drops OF
dew dancing IN the golden sunlight as 1t
streams rosy, rich and warm from Auro-
rs's fiery bosom"
This was too much for the gravity of the
Senate. and both sides broke into a roar (
laughter. Vance actually blushed as he
listened to the reading OF this rhetorical
swash, and took less active part in the
hght that ensued.-l Boston Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
How the Zulus Defy Hell.

A missionary some years ago preached
TO the Zulus about nell, and ttld them how
hot IL was and how surely they would 20
there II they did not change their course.
A Zulu chief having heard him. Invited him
To dinner The meal ended, the chief, says
Il South African newspaper, turned sharply
round 10 the missionary aud said what
was that you said this morning about put
ting the great Zulu people In Il great nrc
after they were dead2 Come this way, a..
! will show you what the Zulus are; }"n
don't know them, can see" He tnoA him
- pile OF wood, which was OF tremend-
oss proportions-as big as Bay store-and
had IL set fire to all round. When It was
properly In 4 blaze, and gave out so much
heat that no one could come near 1t, the
King summoned the two regiments who had
listened To the sermon aad ordered them to
charge 10 the burning pile and extingui<h IT,
Naked as they were, without shoes or any
covering AT all, they rushed into the burn
Ing mass Tx. IN midmen, ravlng and yelling,
aud did mol stop till hardly avestlge OF the
fre remained. The King then said TO the
missionary: You have seen that. That
Is what we will do with your hell. The
Zulu won't play with your fites, and you
had better clear out OF this country at once,
or will have little fire made tor you TO
put out" The missionary took the hint,
and left the kraal the same evening. Is II
any wonder. ask the people, after thus, that
Calling guns and rocket batteries have no
terror for Zulas sand Il Is certain they
have none. The Zulus, when ordered TO
attack, attack; and though they may be
Inown down by thousands, still come on,
until they conquer or die.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03

There is much genuine wit floating In
the newspapers and much that Is bogus to
the last degree. When the Camden Post
says "A mans character is like fence
you cannot strengthen it by whtewash," ;" it
gives general epigram. Quite as felci-
tous, too, Is 'Otis" in the Cincinnati Break
fast Table A tack points heavenward
when 1t means the most mischief; 1t has
many human imitators." A bright turn to
familiar quotation is given by the Bidde-
ford Miniature, thus - am thy fathers
spirit as the pint flask said TO the inquis-
itive urchin who had been investigating
the cupboard" Mr.. Talmage having
claimed that.h has four gates, the But
| falo Express hopes they open outward. SO
as to give egress in case OF fire. The
Hackensack Republican said last tall, 1.-The
leaves of trees, like summer boarders with
bills unpaid, take their departure, leaving
their trunks behind them" The following
is from the English At dinner the host
introduces to the favorable notice of the
company a splendid tru1ied pheasant
! amid murmurs Of admiration. 'Is1't 1t q
beautyY' he says; ''Dr. So-and-so gave It
70 me-killed it himself 'Aw, what was
he treating 1t forY' says one of the guest
This bears evidence of origin 10 tbe
York World A thorn In the bust
q dozen In the hand"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
stroke of Genius.

The other day A muscular Young fellow
having the odor of the stables about him.
entered a Dcirol; photngrapher's establish
ment and explained that he would Ike. to
have about one photograph taken, bat on
learning the price he concluded 10 Invest
In a tin-type Aner taking his seat in th.
chair. he shut up one eye, drew his mouth
around one side, stuck up his nose and pa-
tiently waited for the operator, whose as
Constituent caused him 10 exclaim =
Good gracious; but you don't want to
look that way TO get picture. Nobody
will know you from Sitting Bull"
..You 90 ahead" was the reply.
"Dn you want me to take such a phik a.
that?"
Il 10
The artist took ii. It beat Sol Smith
Russell all to pieces and was highly salts
factory 10 the sitter, who paid tor Il, and
said -
you see had Il sort of object in this.
Come here from Ailegan county six month,
aso-enXaged to n gal out there-fJund a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03

Among the Seminole Indians there is a
strange tradition regarding the white mans
origin and superiority. They say that
when the Great Spirit made the earth he
also made three men, all OF whom were
tair complexioned, and that after making
them he led them 10 the margin of small
lake and bade them leap in and wash. One
obeyed and came out purer and fairer than
before; the second hesitated Q moment,
during which time the water, agitatsd by
the first, had become muddled, and when
he bathed he came up copper-colored the
third did not leap in until the water became
black with mud. and he came out dark in
color. Then the Great Spirit laid before
them three packages, aud oct of pity for
his misfortune 10 color, gave the black man
first choice. He took hold Of each OF the
packages, and having felt the weight,
chose the heaviest; the copper colored
man chose the next heaviest, leaving the
white mAn the lightest. When the pack
ages were opened, the first was found TO
contain spades, hoes aud all the imple-
lnents Of labsr; the second enwrapped
hunting. fishing and warlike apparatus
the third gave the white man pens, ink
and paper. the engine OF the mind. the
means OF mental improvement, the founda-
tiOn OF the white mans superiority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
Vol. XIV. Whole No. 1872. No. q.
His Sisters, His Cousins and His
Auntl.

A joke is told on certain gentleman
which is too good to be lost. Our friend
purchased q pair of pants few days ago,
which, upon being tried on at home he
found too long. That night he remarked
to his wife that he wished her to take Off
about an inch from each leg but being
fond of teazing her husband, she told him
that she shouldn't do anything Of the kind,
and he retired, finally, without having OBJ
tanned promise from her that she would
attend 10 the matter. Soon after he had
LEFT for his room, however, she, as a mat
ter OF course, clipped off the superfluous
inch as she had been asked to do. The
family Is composed OF six female members,
10 addition to the good man." and 1t
chanced that each one Of the hve, who
were In adjoining rooms, including the
mother OF our friend. heard the dispute
between man and wife about the pants,
and After the latter had taken out the re-
qulred inch and retired, the old lady. de-
string 10 keep peace 10 the family" and
not knowing what her dsughtcr-in-law had
done, cautiously slipped into the room and
cut off another inch. In this way did each
OF the Ave ladies', unknown To the other.
and all with the praiseworthy object Of
preventing any misunderstanding between
the married couple, clip an inch from the
less OF the gentleman trousers. lue
following morning, all unconscious OF what
had taken place during the night, he rolled
up his pants in piece of paper and took
them TO the tailor TO be shortened to the
desired length. Upon a hasty glance the
latter ventured the opinion that they were
already rather short; but the owner was
too well posted on that score and insisted
that they were fully an inch too long. On
the following Saturday he called for the
pants and took them home, and the next
morning, when ne came 10 put himself IN
side OF them, he was supremely disgusted
at nndlng that the legs reached only 4
triile below the knee. In other words,
they had been altered 10 the fashion OF u
century ago, when knee-breeches were in
vogue. he straightway accused the tailor
Of having ruined his pauts, and his lndig-
nation was expressed in language anything
but mild. His wife heard him and came 10
the rescue OF the Knight of the Shears, ex-
planning that she had taken an inch from
each OF the legs, and her acknowledgment
was followed by that of each OF the other
live Isdies. when 1t was discovered that a.
together the legs had actually been short
ened to the extent OF seven inches. Allen
town Pa Chronicle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
pOttrp.
The BoWdoin Oak.

Planted In iso7 by George Thorndike, .
member OF the drst class Of Bowdoin. He died
at the age OF q, the only one Of that class re-
mem be red by the students Of Bowdoin to-day"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03

BY FRANCES L. NAcE-
Ye hreexy boughs OF Bowdoin's oak.
Sing low your summer rune!
In murmuring. rhythmic tones respond
To every breath Of June.
And memories Of the joyous youth.
Through all your songs repeat,
Who plucked the scron from the twig
Blown lightly to his feet.
And & ally to his fellows cried
MY destiny behold!
This sced shall keep my memory green
In ages yet untold.
II trust II to the sheliering sod.
In hail the promised tree!
Sing, unborn oak. through long decades,
And ever cling Of met
By cloud and sunbeam nourished we'll.
The tender saplins grew.
Less s,al~srt than the rose which drank
From the sarne cup OF dew;
Blu, royal blood wAs In its veins,
of true Hellenic line,
And sunwsri reached its longing arms
With impulses divine.
The rushing river - 1t passed
Caught whispers from the tree.
And each returning tide brought back
The answer Of the ses,
TIL 10 the listening groves . voice
New and harmonious spoke,
A nd from . throne Of foliage looked
The spirit OF the Oak.
Then birds o, hap.iest omen bull,
High In its oenscr shade.
And grand responses to the storms
The sounding branches made.
Beneath Its bower the BARD beloved
His budding chaplet wore,
The wizard king Of romance dreamed
Ills wild, enchanting lore;
And scholars, musinS Ia its shade,
Here heard their oogniry's err,-
Their lips gave back 20 sweet II 10
For native land to die -
With hearts that burned. they osst aside
Thee peaceful. oaken havs:
The hcro's blooi-red path they trod.-
BE theirs the hero's praise.
. though Do,iona'. voice 4. hu,hed,
A new. iniens-r fame
Stir The proud oak 10 whisper still
Some dear. illpsuioos name!
And what Of him " hose happy mood
forctold this sylvan birth.
In boy hoods prime be saRA 10 rest.
His work WAS done on earth.
Brief WAS his race. Asd iigh, his task
For immortality,
His only tribute 10 the yesS
The planting OF tree.
siEg low. green oak. thy summer rsne,
sing yAlor. love and truth.
Thyself fair embodied thought,
A living dream OF youth.
Portland TrGnJorip
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
Pauper Notice.

RHE updersigned hereby gives notice that ht
has oousracted with The City Of Ellsworth fol
the support Of the Poor during the eesunS yesa
aad has made ample provision for their support.
He therefore iorbids all persons frem furnishing
supplies 70 any pauper on his account -, VITA
oat mis- written order. he shall pay no euis %
NC. REYNOLDS
BilsUogSh, eril q, ,lS1. leo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03

Elevator boy (to q woman who has
ridden three times from bottom to top OF
the bnilding)-"well where do you want
TO get outT Womsn-''Well indade, Dim
not quite sure, but lave me as near tha
O0id Colony depot IS you can. Harvard
LampOoR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03

The happiest moment In boys life is
when he can smoke cigarettes in the pres
ence VI his paternsl without endangering
! bis life.-( Kingston Freeman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-03
Prices Reduced.

i ben.ckee ef hasiaees I have decided - re
duce DE price Of haaf cutting 70 Is cents; Shan
poeing, IS eeab; Nussacee colonrg. y ceats.
a. y. SMITH.
smosis IAnnRB.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

,,r a+ lA33, and Isehigh and Wilkesbarre consols
1ss ner cent at Q47s Among the eomparanNeN
neylected new securities that offer faar nelu LOT
sneculation as well as a reasonable prospect o re-
.,-os i~ rhe shane of interest. the nrst deben-
tnres Of tire Mobile and Ohio Railroad, which TO-
dnv sold at 623a a 63ls Ire moLL LLgakS dn"s sc'c'l-
ress of he company consists OF S1.OoO.OOo per
cent bonds the annual interest upon which is
800 600 aud this Is the total sum OF hNeu cuafse>
upon tae net earnings O. tue coIPssns:: ,A'' Ai"I
the interest the mortgt1o bonds the hIst oeheh-
tute. lg .lOOOOOl are cuiit cd TO the earmhkS ol
each yesr iu the muitipies OF per cent up 10 per
cent r.xf the second dChcutuTts and SO or doNn
- fte ...k 80 before the second dehenturee can
receive 1898 returns IN any one year. the hist ue'e
lures must be paid per cent. The MT earnings :"
the coupany for the first four months OF ITS present
fiscal ycar-july 10 OctobeT ) Sl-amnunt 10 a"ou'
SZlO.Oa0 OF At the rate OF SO3O,OVO per an
mum: ~210.OO more than the interest on tne
mortgage bonds. and equal 10 nearly per CEN
Oh tae 4 mount OF the first debeotures, Inc hgures
at which these bonds are selling are low ~ com
parson with those quoted Toe o.htf pouus ina & a.
more actively speculated IN but have not a. tair
prospects, Teyas Pacific incomes to-day were ac-
tive rsn ng from 66 to 72ls. and ~. LOUIS aud san
eas Pacific hrsts, Denver Division, advanced 10
lO2lS. and Denver and RlO Grande hrsis 10 oo~
9J5s. Canada Southern hrsts az , Were pst Vcnt %
higher than the last previous safes anu h"'li' "'iu
Essex consos rose 3a cent 10 1904, nnaiiN sell
Ing at 1861. There was an acuNe demand i4i
most OF the frst-class investment oVhuS az 4ui'
figures
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost g. .22s.47i on bal
ance. made up bv a coin loss of S7,72l,94o less a
currency gain of S493 266 This makes the total loss
since last Friday So 43s4 4s6 Since yesterday the
arrivals Of foreign gold have amounted to Sl,ooo-
600. making total of s., $4,000 arrived since
last Frid~v The large payments by the Treasury
were frlt in the loan market although until :
o'clock the rate was firm at per cent. and prob
ably before that hour the prnclpal part o' the day
business was arranged Alter that there We're
loans at and per cent. and siill aie7
money was offered NJ per cent ih' do
1nesric exchanges on New-l Ork are quoted at
The places named as follows: savannah. 4G IS dis
count Charleston. lidls discount; NeW-Orleans,
commercial -. bank IL 30 discount; -. LOUIS
par; Chicago. par Boston, 250l6-s cents discount
Ibe Treasurer az Washington to-day received
$3.50 600 in National bank notes Tor redemp-
tiOn. Ihe customs receipts were SO-O,pvu'
aud the internal revenue receipts we're 81 1O'OVI.
Tie following Is the Clearing House state
ineut To-day: Exchanges Sl37,9s7,jl7 balances.
81 .2OS. .O2J. The business at tie Sub treasury
covered Receipts. II .S21 ,39s pas Emeuf- IS,
S9OJ5.s7 currency baiance. S935l,36O coin
balance. -ll6 l26.556.
There is no change In the condition of the foreign
cxchangr market stagnatiOn and weaSurss being
tne prevailing features. The nominal quotations
l- f..l
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

las bags ssvsuia private terms Quotee is Java
23d25c. Maracaih0 f4P1l9ci RIO Grades steady quiet
sales. SIS bags ex Henry Edye" se9 bags ex Berlin
private IN Baltimore Abb hags eN John Wesley
24o bags ex Donan private terms IN New.Oreass i5co
bags eod az NC quotations Ordinary targueS +c
Pair l6c Gc0i 6sc.. Prime llc Sanfo Fair 10 Good 6
Gi1c Of tso urst hands: at Galveston. 3tIi
bags New or 1000 hsgs; Al Balunore. la.si
New-YOrk 81 bags total l25 t2b bags stock
second hands Baltimore. N1i hags; at New ork $780,
SOB bags. total al SIS rfgs. stock $500. lacH
loading Tor the Vu'ed states O. octoh TO- -
02 bags: purchased Tor lniied STATES 90 November
rii-lfi
bags delivered fIum vRrchou.e duT1ng the week Bat
more. e. NevNork ~ta bags tltal -.Ui1 hacs
COopEnACE rrOI k-FEn; demands good stocks
sfra1 MDisssrs shocks 81 inches with he2dt
81 tarsi as Sho,ts wiz heads - lnrcs g. .au
2S1ao- 90 Inches Al 4eas 90 Box -ho's 65 zee; Rem
Cote - lo01t 70: pc shocks -H 5oats Empty hogs
hesds. 81 % Hoops IA feet Ordinary io Prime go $50
Hoop. 10 feet Ordinary to Prime, F-0 $50
CotDAGE-Quite active nrni Nenhia Cora-e . ih'h
ana tl' - IN and s ~ aiaul "a Manila C'riaee
rDlI lj', Manila coriaae bsit yarns ina
Htbt lGc; Manila Whale Lines loo Iarref Manila
l3c Fine IarTvl Manila Iafh Aern Ia c Ssal Rope.
above - thd. and Has aut Hide Rope pc Ssa. kope
fh1 ~ diam IT,; Ssal Rope. 6fhd aud thd ~
and aa in DAM l2c. farrrd Sisal lafh Yarn, lies
NAVY Oakum. &c Cned states Navy Oakun. sLc; Best
Oakum. Zoe 81 net cash.
COTrO SEC higher. better request: sales
l33haes ~ which 5 last evening including 81 for home
Tor speculation Delivered contract 1000 oales
Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

Fs-More business DOING az steady figures sales
lg8 hhd. Antigua private terms; cuba 0V' test Refining
,fFTAL.S-Pg Iron remains cnll more or lees no
"A A. American No. 4, quoted the s26 No. :.
So Forge 81 sc0.cn FgGlenFaI mock and GarsherIie
,ZbcsTs EGiutOu, Sl4g-i3i toitneAr. e2edr2f Rails
very rru aud ia demand offerings small quoted ssS4
$50 for Steel, sooGs uid Iron, ~ o0S"2 5ui
scrap arm s35 as6 rig I'm steady. moderately active
.oG-1y and steady Charcoal Iln Plato. So Terne,
~ "a Coke 20ae Jvi do Iornc 81 o.. Lead
sas- .r AMI loo Refined al 3.c npslles urn al
Tor Connnn lDg, Copper h4n Al u y - iof
L.ks sac .TRIss- spirits Turpeniine quiet nominay
mon o food SrraInei VI 7udSi 81 No. quoted ~ sZa
81 SSess Low 70 iAsra F-r - oOg ~ 10 " IN Ia
CAkE-F1rn short sIpplyi Western quoted $50 %.
OCEAN FkEl6h -burine-s -ess -.rfn lat.s 81 ady,
except charter room lsrip9o. Of 'eLl !egV @ pAgs
SrsI ools X7s 90. POO bales Cotton tUryug, 4dArdi
1 TONS snck Flour 27 3D. SAL ~ ODu hush ofil ID 300
Haies alton s,sdi 1000 pkgA uea=rrnieut 0OOr, s "a
rbs..e str camel Ooolr, 4Us sail DOr uAga
H,asufen oods. zoe Glasgow steam 10 Dhs Appo-,
* hhds Tobacco 40 MARKS 100" oases do &c, 1857
rooms do 81 bsgs Glover -eod, . Olu los Lard zU
b0s syrup 81 hhas aaiiow, 10 Iol tes bsof 6s 20.
iTJ aras ffeet tOrk Tor cfdufr 5000 gr.
cram ss sd usian Cork ior Or9era 90 qs,
40 7di German bar- 10 Liverpool oyI bps ssidgnn
troleuIu, So. OV1 A0rSsgan barA W hHIseilra $500
bns Crude d. As I'D BRUSH Urls 10 HAVE or honen,
yn.nt 1900 bbir. Refined do.. private terms British sp
10 iondon Antwerp BreRen s500 do. prHA'e !eTnis
i,erma8 ship, same voyage soOD d DnVAe tfmi btlsh
San 10 London Liverpool 1850 d. tA di a Dreseus
10 sr4va s1hO0nsf zS0 IONS " Jamaica general
cargo 1900 British saansr ." sens 70 onaoh bni-
isn EMP: yron Pniladsiphla 3sfnan ship 10 Bremen
1000 bbls Refined Pslrosnai private terms , 49,. -,
OILs-VoIy nr with sales la e" Laaon of Auoo bbia
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
-, .--.l D.. r-s.esys ,,,J pogI-.,y,
GENERAL MARKET REPOFT.

TUESDAY Nov. H. 1879.
AeHEs-Quiet steady Pots 484@c.; Pearls 600lc.
BElsWAN-M0re active. sieadICr sale,, OOOO 10 south
ern. Z1aRZ2Aac
BROOM COkN-Ia fair sale s'rung Brush and short
Broom. Choce. n 81 dt-. Common 20 Good, 400 c
Hu oood % Choice a3oi Common 70 Far SSd4ci Red
and CrODxe 81, 2 'sd3 -2c.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Brcks quite active strong.
IafA gtv higher Lime and Cement with
verY Lumber II sale frol v1rd fuil
rafag We 0uOes BrickA per ~. 81 use
a sol Uards Haverstav Bay. 81 dSO so. I'd Rivers.
Ebd&6. Jerseys 254SOs Favorte Brands, 80 90 n
AZ 90 Fronts Brown. 81 5O6ss so; DARK, - SOC
so Ped s3GS9 3d. ccmeDtIoscndAe per b0i. Doc Gsl
Portland. ssyOrs American ~ 50ds2 75 Portland In
ported AZ f51s3 90. Ame-ROcland C0mmou. 7Oci
BullGing zoe. state 6Oa6oc for Common. hO6soc Tor
I'll 55nsiz Random possibly slZ 50 for Choice
lengths small 81 I01S 30 Tor specials
SlBQ per n West Idia Shipping boards
yellow Pinei Random cargoes AZ sbvut s4S9sz2 per MI
ordered crgoes slx4sls do Nails nr N Tar SAFE Al 10 %
for lOo. u TOd. Der keg.
Patent - 34c Adaanne. II 10 10 ounces l. &C. Para
CiICtORY-In better demand. nrmer English GranuAted.
Gl746 C. German, s7sa5-4c.
COAL-An Kinds IN active demand az fun nrm
rates sellers naye an undispuIed advantage: An;
House Lanne, ell Liverpool Gas do, 81 Newcastle do.
Caking s5 76ds4 scotch Steam. % 10 English
steam. IS 75as4 PROVINCIAL, So 1884 currency Penn
gaia do 80 Cumberland. BroadLop and Clezrfen- - rs
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