davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-10-22
DOES NOT EXIST.
TIE LYNN E,trLOfEl.3'. UNION.

spte.at Dt,patsA iu 1at Chteuqo 1ribHn4.
BosToN, Mass, Oct 2l.-Dlligent inquiry
lias bceil ,natlu among the manufacturers OF
Lynn today to ascertain who vi. l.. Mercy"
is, to whom Gen. Garfield Is alleged to have
written a letter intlorstng Chinese clleap
labor. No "Employers' Untdfi, ox!sts In
Lynn, nor did any such body exist oil Jan.
u, 1880. the tate Of Garteld'a alleged LITTER
tu tile myth Morcy. In t877 and Nnt!l March,
1878, twenty-five manufacturers Of Lynn were
banded together for protection against the
demands Ut tho worktnxlnen. Thera WIS no
nanla for this body Of Businessmen. They
called themselves manufacturers" and nll
otheEs called them sucl. There WIS no such
organization. III all Employers Union"
ever there. These manufacturers concluded
all their business, and suttled up their bills
Immediately after the labor troubles had
ceased,F which was In March, 1873. No meet
lngs Of tho manufacturers l,nve been held
since that time, ind there has not Bfnce been
any form OF T. Employers Unlon." The fol-
lowing
was drawn up ai,l signed by tile firms whose
nalnes aro appended, and who represent q
capital Of So. .000. QUO, III less than al hour tis
evening, and it moro time could ave been
allowed thsrv Is no doubt but that the Sig
| natures ut eyery manufacturer In Lynn
would hnya been obtained:
Tho undersigned shoe manufacturers OF Lynn
ton or assocIatiou called the Etnp|uysrs Union,
4u4 wc do NOT kuuw my Nun by the nat1o OF IT,
:!sssl Mssy .; a =: sy sss b
;S: ;S: cs.;:. iie: RsssS;,: eFs 8 s'SsS e.
i, johnson, 4: 7; ntevd, jeIonio lsEs!Is; Charles
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t.,uuAprs: Any man tt,at ran A"a Loo COM
rastcs in hls fr0nt tltor sari has II. much rca;
e d rs9,a N t"r nnythS th9t eSt tS, TS @
pc" happpc"cd, +" hi i,ecl mt titlch care whit Clio
hnppcn., f'r whnt cisc .lnos','t happcn. IN sc"
twyso hnl r III sf q.', ss pai1v;a sv19y reTti Ell
nihcr stnte: to sct, sLo ,consolit1atcl fohl-
teen yours aftcr II !. over. is a. great sKht
fnr my mam 70 link on. I greet yo,!
compliment IL Rrcht. II ut there1 IL
ANOTHER Titouurr
III It, far creator thar, tat to ma and grcatcr to
ynti. Just over yontlcr. nbo1itten miles, uhtn
w"s nero la bs"r thy sss r., itsat Il fpGSsi fs
rcnl to his constituents. A Southern ninls ,lrowH
p!stot oi, h|n, whill he was speaking IN tayor Of
RhtWI 1ltn tiunn IL stop Ills rpeech nn t,1,et,ct,
tic votce Of lIiorty. remember but o,l thing
tlIat tho o.d hero satl II @ the % Gnrse + q TINT
Wiz Speaking tor liberty. md fclt tl,at. 4
e. fSe,o On t~eva a hse an Mf tho nea tes
out l1,io tho iicid Of battle to hight for our unot
FELT JUST As THAT srEAKgH FELT,
TINT, II thoy should iii bo shot tiawn. the cn,tso
e hSry ta, w1 ~ on 19M M Sa tS
yot, w,sa u foren and Il cni,sc, nm imnortal truth
that wuuld ,nil!ye your bodies II, NM, ,nInc, ant,
srrvlxr 81 ~ ar 'crs In M aro "t # o
~ samo gu cei Sf.'eS; wc shs a dc, at ssi -
l!sye that after ", " tao ,inmftai :tuth g, Tor
nuitc1 people. against ail factlDtls, nKninst nlt
SECTIONS, aglilst aIl divisions, so long as thero
s nSs, to ss f Trcet e en t e
@ @s"c4s r. II, 1T tho War: "a md It i that Gellci you
chorist dug, mud curry With yol
IN ALI. Youn pi18n1MAaEs
and n all your reuntons IT. & thnt Ercat belief e
@ you to.tiay. to ind with it :we VIII so on ia @bat.
ever latc hns y stnEe for ~ I'll nll: ! ! tnank y9
sna fss sns aaa sfas'o ys n
tic,ncn, this houe Of lntnc will never bc the
sss Seeyo p"sSS ;Sat "s' man s &C.. ;DSss' ss taks
hs takes hls body axay y ". s!,i,i that: loas 1
after ths uth ,a q to fst Snlg9 hs sol
he cailo dit nnd reviewed ali. his .,pl,i trtops
he hIt.,scif beiuH dead; tnnt hc Ind Il snidngh
| lis loaders',ip. Taat, doubtless, was a hgn'cn
| Of tho iuaRfn1tion, but
! SHALL. LOVE To EELIEyE
| TINT In all tilno hereafter tho charnctcr mt
sprt anH Ct ny ~ T. TIE III =;
In MI days - come. And now, gentlemen.
y"ar sRkss md mine. t1 Iet mo in,roducS to ynt
Senator Matthows;of Cinclnnat1, brnther sol
Senator Matthews spoke briefly, aftel
Which general hatdshRktny ets,let.
| On 1.ETuAs1Na rRoM MENTOR,
the Republican veterans met ln tllis city
! drew up, adopted, and telcgraptied tile fol
I lowing:
afr. Wade Hampton, Columbia, s. G.: ,Twelv
corns q
| County, Ohio, who have Just returned from
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sF.~' A'T.e' ~. ~ =, ,"' sr,'a I"1r 1,....
~" Io"n' oe'' .u e,'.s, !'s'"ues.a .'.ea.,.s. ~"
Eu,n'cu ,H ~ W. w ss'H'.I, n.of ~
MAil sttect H1s; lnss "ta aae!.!sea ms,:;. ~.
aaaa ~. scsG, IT,. ,., pa a,: oa
o.s"e, W .s ,s.s ~ s' s .s,".' 49,.
nppealtRe tut 9et1ee eu'eln!1eas u'''' NY
aro now cHtoytng, md much other like
nsrai nas" c'yat wt4 t II 4 esns t" no!ns ts
eo ~, s,",,i. o"., I'm o,,t,ro affair
esaposn.s ' ~ .. ~ + se"s, '.a so ,;..,a
vas 1izzle. anti i t!s most sonplo1e nzzlc OF
tas sv M not s anxS qiehs snfebo baRer =,
or monufnrt,,rcr whosn nans wns
VI "'aa"a'.e'u'.t g. rt.' "nusu '"aa9 a1, VIZ w..
appeaem p vs" p'.e" an1u.t eI nanan pt
who WIS advertised to spcnk, remained
o,rnv Eroatua Forming nf Alhonx. ntnthrr
""" a,,"au,oad s,,osar s,,s iI,ou';se a,,aa,t
1.. a9u" IT,. "a1 ,.,,,,n. "u'v. *o.
he was present. anu delivered MI address. a
crowd can always bo collected on irwin!
provocation Ut ti,e corner Of Wall, Broud,
crowd there this afternoon, but, unless the
merchants, md bankers, and businessmen
~, taSon tn att;r;n1 thamsc}vcs in hlna
Ivy "'Ho, ~ asa"'s '.o"o. 49,. @
s,'-,ns,- 1n -hatton, ] na,'t0,oo,,a ",,d ~'o''
,spl1hs'potso'n paaoA1oo''s nllu
DYED AusrAcIIEs,
those classes OF the community were not
represented. 1t Wns n regular Intnmnny
f1ntt mnh TINT blockaf thB street. In front Of
tna s"t.Tra,asnr,, stra,v hats ,varo ii1ornl.
the SUP treasury oata" !ss1s "e1e 14oct''l.
" sprlnkled through 1t, md ono OF tho most
ring stN,rtetl n tal whitg Int.
4 sfrnmT fnrct,' ~ ,,njicnn,rm krt,t or,icr.
fson Gm}nato oxsa,onmt"1;i"ri. f:,;tnhlrtn,.
It'll ol1tnht. GSIuM.!s ,sti.t ~
cx-Lient.,ttnY tHl1at!etHv'i,, H' nN.t ,t, ~ ~
tic Board Ut EuMGatl0n Nlli!aEn Y oH,. Gusl-
gressllIan Sunset Cox. C0nllltsSlonerg1 q LINT
lilies Townsend Cox, Depllty.SllerR Quincy,
Erastus Tr0oks, Everett T.. Wheeler, Henry
1iuvamnvnr flrfn,ut, H. Potter nnl CONflltH-
sin,sr ~ sa.oritfa" 'iLnnas \, brrl,nni, Occr-
~, ~ t,tna ,vt"b, ,vns ftS,.I M n
Wta t!lo cotMGl u"tttesSi' WHY" tti, "vsfs@r.
p!atfornl. lhoy co!istltuteu. Will SH.t* ~,
grcssll,ai Hewitt, tue c'!aire II Iepitsto ptVat raot
0t "buBlness-illun present. at. Mnnt !assi
n prUSy succch, md Mr.. DnEslltllilnr in!!0"eu
in MI nxtnlN,r,lD1et,lj5 OIlH of HilInr GIlNrAc-
Tar Mr. Alivl,st BELMONT wus announced
~; ~, t,.t utS'anrcr h"t ia hn,i hau cGhl.
US ~ aiext ~ ~ i1rwftt ,nnije NJ, t.mr.
anu sHnt ttri ~ f,,,,. vii, wElrh n, t,arry NJ,
G1x closed tho performance, and tbs Dcm9'
rrntio merchants meeting WIS d!sSEpnttu.
;Fitinking Businessmen fail to 8eo any
fires ii gathering 1T tI!!s kind,
"tieh rcnrpseritrtl very llttlerUf t]puucint
snff,lty %Ii ni''i inueh Ut liz will street loung
, 1880-10-22
GARFIELD.
The Great Man Unharmed by
the Shafts Of Malice
and Greed.
A Prompt Mailing OF tho Lie
that lie Ever Favored Chi
ncso '1rruptions.
Twelve Hundred Veterans Sa.
lutte Him in His Hum
BILE Dooryard.
One Of the Best and Most Thought
ful Of His Ready Speeches
in Response.
The Hero Of Appomattox Do
ing Champions Duty
in the East.
Three Speeches in Jersey City,
and One in Stamford, All
Yesterday.
Review Of tho Campaign IN Connect.
cut-The State Sure for
Garfield.
Immense Turnouts In and Around
Philadelphia-1nteresting Fig
ures on New York.
I 4 Large Collection Of Interesting Wash.
ington Notcs-Dfg Meeting ut >
ycnoslla, WIS.
The Campaign in Our Own State-Enthu-
siastio Meetings at Peoria and
| Elsewhere.
GARFIELD.
The Campaign in Our Own stats-Enthu.
siastio Meetings at Peoria and
Elsewhere.
GARFIELD.
THE CHINESE LIE.

ITS COMPLETE FALSfTf.
Special Da'patsA to 1ae Chicago 1sshn*s
cLEvELAS1'' u. oct- :l.-Gc1'' dnrfleltl' Ill
conversation. with tl'e editor OF tle cIcVe-
sa1a itcritd' simply pronounces: tie So
called letter from hltnsc!f 70 Il. Il: Mofcy,
respecting tic Importation md employment
Of Chinese labor, forgery, pure and simple.
lie never knew such q innn rs Morcy, never
lad my correspondence With him, anu the
whole tenor of the forged letter is contrary
to every sentiment Gen. Garfield las ever OK
pressed.
AN INTERVIEW OF LAST srn1Sa.
spfe1"' o"pa's' to I"s o"'eaeo 7f7ounf'
tlrrsi,oho, fa.,: oct M.-necanso OF Ino
paohcatsoh o. bogus 4ctter 1e!at''e " tno
Chinese md working classes Which II IS
clalnica ven. dafacla "rote III 1nhualy !ast
10 IL. l.. MofcS, OF Lynn, Mass.' the iollo".
ing from MI lhter'!o" WIN tne etty-ealtor OF
tno Le"uat' nut VIII oen' n"snelo oe.o9s s nls
NOMINATION, on cooiic iaooI, Is ihaae paDitc'
C1y'Eanof-"l,at 's your opinion, nsA"
cral, Ill reference 10 tne Chiheso ancstlon! j,
Geh' uafIeia-i nave glcat ucat
Of sympalny WIN I the people D. OF Ga!hotna, y
htlta tllo otilel lAcIllc oa"1eSs Ill 1ele1cHca "
, 1880-10-22

ANOTHER n1sIL1.IASr Address,
CLEVELAND. O.. Oct 9l.-About 1.2oo vet
erans, mostly from this county, visited Gen,
Garfield at Mentor to-day, going by special
, 1880-10-22
SNet1l DtsW

Special Dts1assA to TN Chicago trDaaA
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct a1.-To-day has been !
field day with Republicans OF this section
The announcement that len+ Ben ua1Tisd4
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'17 r.Arrf1
% sp"rch: fii @ 1T % goo, avco to tho pct'nic At the
present time. | suppose IT. was roiItictll
s1":cctt you wrre hcarln: ! hnie 20. ! nope
yuu wefu lcnrtlff,Y Il Etnrl tctAon why tho itc"
pslhtIchu purity st1nsttd bu successful Mt INC Gp
pr0achinR election. | hayc been trAfcltnY
I.rn,,na !tiie not t9 make speeches n, eca1,se dtr
emd % tn1 thpH 'ge1; I'm ~ r,vn ,bn s'ri' If NV
"rtcv 'S IN" o.snrnnc.s I'll NV Inn. II" iscpnb.ican
tckri Mt itie corFit,w riccttot, Il V1ttts Il, hive
Tic voie nf tic goi North. lnctuttlns New
41esscy tChrctu.l 1t nsct! to t,e a c1tnn1dn say.
inx s!nno ycara sRv that Now Jersey WV ~. n
H. In. ,rice,rd h.r. ~, saycrt ri %cnsitt.s, ai,.!
sho L aott,x to prove GTnln on tho "a M n Nnve,n.
h!. u's tn. W. rn@ .st, " ~ tnn YIN hrt2 u ;f
III I,cmoc.1ts. '" iin,tnh,cr'1 w @ sone Of nv best
frctrls nrc ntIt,rr the Uo,uocrrsts. Init
then think fur ii. Tina belng they should DO
sutisteh to tt the !tcnuh!lcans run th!s UoSorn'
'f1ccs than my they hnse glycn TINT they cam
rhn It IN INC intcrc.ts nt MI elasses ana Gt ~
nre9T s fps iis i ta az maf slcf thae
tho ltehes, ali of wtom wore. Democrats t1anHh.
t,:r1. wcre ~ ~ ta.sh t9tese,ted IN thelf owa 1s
81 es!y possa ssesr s cry e''fset
& sho ew!i"n snoua c s down. a"a TINT nss
lioso nox eyery 1%m?sIat i Y. .nach !ate.s.tsa
of Envnm1'er NJ tho 1tcpubtlcans are. in nther
wos. nGliGse IN the Erca,css E xooh .,' TO t,I. 1h
sscss hoa s Rd at @ o w,
VI Hhom n @ interrptcd t; It ho a nseen,y ho.,s et ~
!ncnt. a,n very a mich obiIxhed to YOU for Ills
Kind rccepfi0t,.
On rftarnt his asknowIedsmsnts o. tf,t, for the p
n1avf,,liy In rcarko,l y Ii that thts was Tia tiirI
'eri,i,' , WHICH excited Rooo aeal ot 1aofll"
On % Quitting the Academy Of Auslo, ll'
where rous1n9 meeting WIS in progress.
e y y o 1e r. n ,nae EecslSe e;sf e. saa Ac"a
fSf foIfo%s: " '"3'S' 40 ''">'' - '' '' '''
LADIES AND GExTfEMEx: I will t1o nothing
moro thnn think yor fur tho cordiai'ty Of your
Incttiugs NIL thy ntlernoon md evening. pre-
sided At Il meeting this nftornon In Stamford,
ses ~hess ~ sags1 sssa Tee o t. essaS
issst iise miautes; 'ii.s,qhier;S ihad ne fldeS
wont 20 far r. to g!ye s9mS r.:asons G,3!y' why
NeE jersey sn0tltn iolaox !nainna aha oho
nc3t, illus eecliring iii TINT haa been done
Dy tlc ltepnhcnu party up f. this time: | went en-
~ , aaI w u Fas'Mnu ~. .an "5 .s MaIo "
thnir o,xn I'M nnnass warc a.. ,n,,c irtnSostn r.,
b,.inlr tlrfrntc1s, m r." wcre in irfsntnv thnn,.
~ undei stand ii, that il never asks aly thlnK
Tor Itself tht It dues mt grant 10 tho opposlt
Iarty. We DO not con.ond tha,, becauss ws ese
ena hayo i honestly counted. Tint 4 IL wo asf.
| tnNrrftfErnR- 1ff fn1tty. ektiYnn& nf
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17
Little Billings.

a kros word IL little thing, but it II
what ,tirs up the elephant
\ Kind ord IL a little thing, but il IL Just
what soothcd the sorrows oy the setting
hen.
An orange peel on the sidewalk II a little
thing bat it haz upset menny giant.
4 serpent's fang IL a little thing, but death
IL it, victory.
A baby IL little wee thing, but a constable
war once baby.
4 hornets sting is little thing, but il
sends the schoolboy home howling.
An egg il little thing, but the hugs krog
erdile kreeps into life out ov it.
A spark u a little thing. hut it can light
the poor mans pipe. or set the world to
burning.
The acorn IL a litile thing, but the black
bear and his family live in the oak that
springs from il.
A word IL little thing. vet one word haz
been menny a mans destiny, for good or for
evil
A penny IL very little thing, but the
interest on il from the DAYS oy Cain and
Abel. would buy out the globe.
A minute IL a little thing but it il long
enough TO pull a dozen aking teeth, or TO
git married and have yure own mother-in-
law.
A lap dog ia little thing, but he iz a
very silly thing beside.
Life IL made up of little things. Life
itself IL but little thing one breath less,
then comes the phuneral
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17
Ny Little Boy tina; Died.

ny THE AUTHOR OF "JoHN HAIIFAN, GEN
TLEN,N."
Look at hi, pretty face for just one minute
Hl- braided frock and dainty huuoned
>hoe--
III, hrm-.hui hand. the fAvori'e play;hing in
Then tell me. mother. vast no, hard 10 lose
And mi>. him from m, side
NJ little boy that di"d'
How many another boy. - desr and charming.
III, iaihcT's hole. bi- mother, unr deishi.
>.ip. through ,,rAuSr .icAn,-ss.. all fear dis
aruljug,
And l.,r. a long, hong tic 10 parent. .lsht.
MIN Wa ,h1g; pride
And ,b,n-my poor hoy dieI-
zee him roc .ins on h.. wood. IA charger;
hear him iAitcfins through the hou-e all
day;
watch hi, gn.a, blue eye. grow large and
larger.
Listening a. .iorie, whether grave or gay.
Tod Al ,hr bright iir,-.iJr-
- dark nov. .incr he died.
Rui vet / often think nv bor &. iiring.
A. living j. ms other children are.
hen goodnight Kisses all round am giving.
| .,cp ono f3r him. iheush be /, - far,
'an mere grave divide
NJ from him-ihough he dicd'
- " hii, | come sud plant It o,r with lai.ie,--
INoiAin. but ,hi.ti.h dai.ls- al. wear rouuIi
Continually G"l'. hand the curtain rli'--.
And y4n hear ht- mcTTy S0lor'. sound
And feel him Al IL, side
81. little boy ;ha, diri
-lGoed Uorb.
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17

The richest woman In America, and indeed
excepting ROYALTY and Baroness Burdett-
Coutts, the richest in the world. is Mrs. T..
the Louisville and Nashville road She was
a Miss Robinson. and her father was a whal-
ing master al New Bedford. He owned
fleet OF ships known as the blue line of
whalers, and from has profession was known
as ''Blubber Robinson" He died when hi,
daughter was mere girl, and left her for
tune of about eigh, millions She lived
slenderly and prudently and gave the man
agement of her affairs TO Mr. John J. Cisco.
As her tastes were simple and her wants few
she was able 10 transfer enormous income
almost every year TO the body of the for
tune itself. and il has now accumulated TO
more than $21 ,0O0,OOO Her husband, Mr..
Green, was a very rich man when she mar
ried him. and has been successful since. Ii
is said By one who should know that the in.
come Of this couple is S3,500.O00 a wear.
Mr.. Green is rather large in stature, quite
reserved, sagacious, and Of modest habits.
He is about forty-seyen wears Of age, and
she is about forty three.
The richest Young ladies in New York are
the Misses Garner the daughters OF Com
modore Garner, who was drowned under a
yacht that overturned a few days ago. He
made his fortune in Wall street, and upon
his death was able to leave his daughters
- 100000 or S5,O0O,0OO each. Added to
this, they are charming and beautiful young
ladies.
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17

RELIGION AND Recently we
listened to a sermon in which We were often
warned OF the fatal error OF neglecting re-
lisioA for business The idea pervaded the
whole sermon that religion and business are
incongruous elements, and cannot exist to-
gether.
The truth We suspect is that business is
man, first and most important duty, and re-
ligion is the handmaid Of business
Religion is a state Of mind, and that state
Of mind should follow us in all we do. 1t
sanctiheS business 1t does not say to man.
stop work. 1t does not call upon man to
fold his hands in idleness nor to yield up his
mind to dreams and visions 1t demands
faithful exercise of every faculty of mind
and body. 1t calls upon him TO make the
best possible use of his mind and body. 1t
does not condemn thought or action, but
sanctihes both. 1t does not find fault with
ambition but it makes its aims lofty and un-
selfish
Religion cannot do without business, nor
business without religion. Garry religion
into business, should be the preachers ex-
hortation.-[ Bostpor Sentinel.
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17
Miseell
GAL
The Hero o: 4 Nantucket Storm.

Have sou ever been 10 the water locked
town Of Nantucket Il j. the one town of
a crescent shaped island. 30 miles of the
ooa>; O; Massachusetts, and one Of the old
csi settlements IL America. The place is
rich in -r,-sidcnt whalers," and their rem
iniscenccs are better than any story iha, ever
came from the fascinating. able pen uf Jules
Verne. Of course YOU know iis~as the
hradguarter. for the whaling trade. and that
30 Years ago the wharyes were alive with
people coming from or starting off around
the world. Ships Of every s,ze crowded the
hATbur. Tie NaEiucketcrs had bulli vessels
and established d business which from
small beginning had grown To gigantic pro-
portions. anal r,adr tin name Of their island
familiar through the world. Those ~ere
golden da,s. The streets we're lined with
factories. and rescundcd TO the noise of
.caik.ng irons or the rhythmiCal time Of
the cooper's hammer II uipped around
the barrel. ENeD one was busy. Ships
were fitted out Tor Il i've wears voyage, or
b,Ing repaired after their weary saII. There
where candle factories. whalebone houses
and shops in which the skilled fingers OF
clever artisans wrought into a hundred Gu
rious shapes the iNory teeth OF the whale.
Now all that busy scene ms changed. and
Nantucket, a. an important business place.
Is dead-Allled bs a fre-the California
fever" and the late civil war. But her fu-
iure a. summer watering place Is very
bright The air from the ocean sweeps the
island from end 10 end. and the town is
wealthy in resources. Tn. fishing is un-
eaualled. the people intelligent and cult
waited. and the old houses crowded with
t',..tr -, -, - a- III
.-' .hIu. ~, ''-N
-, - s.o.l. ..
.o" W. la: Vi
~, I.1 i a.' lining
ou' ''i1's - Iii'p"i '''i.' ~ ~. !" -!
I'" H1iu> " ''.e p!A'e ,iol'o'sI' .! nav ny a.
'eS"1eH ".' i''o '''e4 tx =, w.
oul no hefVlhe ana nc Wa neither 'aii'
erect nor haiSl some ne h." no n'Afoie
oro~' no raven Iii.s'eI,Ioh - yes ne llAd
raven lilsle's' pu' ne uii no' sung Wv me
~ oi ofa'e uiAiiiaiIeaH liI ms Noiee M S1s
husA!' anu nc NaihIu u: u. 10, iou' M ne
ga o.o' o.aeA sun ',n
,oIi4' h,In1I a,L NJ. Us i.-'e - 80 'ousn ne
e.o1u - ~ ~, M, ~ ~ A' st,d a q 'ii''" re re-
sp pIS. I... s';.i.' - 1I' ~ W W ny lie
eni..h h i ~ 80 Am. ,t "hen 'n.
49, a.. - r.a"laJ r., - - IL -
s..e ne 10, ~ vas = - ne 80 u nou s a,s
TX neAu' oA ~ s"u,oi st.'Il1l iiliiS anu
'aeh run holhe, "iieie nc 'iesiiuii! o'a HIS
ai'T,eu Hne ',,H. .';,,SL =, '"e .,;"., +. Ia
h - \ 'a.t' - IL = sIaan;nr -. and ~ r.. ..
.ue 80 " .-e - - -.
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soo'.e NAA .'.s "oo es '-'e h'a.' h''.'
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Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17

THE VALUE OF EnUcATIoN.-Jake was
calling across the fence. to his neighbor's son,
a colored youth, who goes to school at the
Atlantic Colored University:
'Look hyar, boy, you goes to the school
don't yer?''
''Yes, sir, replied the boy.
'.Gettin' eddykashum, amt yer?"
"yes, sir"
"Larnin' 'rithme,ick and figgerin on slate
eh?"
"Yes, Sir"
"Well, it don't take two whole days to
make an hour, do it ?"
"Why, no." exclaimed the boy.
"You was gwine to bring dat hatchet back
in an hour, vast YER
"Yes, SIR
''An' its bin two whole days since you
borrowed it. Now, what goods eddykashun
gwine to do you thick k-skulled niggers when
YOU 60 to school a whole year an den can't
tell how long it takes to fotch back a
hatchet p
The boy got mad and slung the hatchet
over the fence and half way through an ash
barrel.
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17
I)oetrp.
Aid Yourself and God Will Aid You.

Aid Yourself and God Will Aid You.
q Aid yourself. and God win aid you,'
l. y saving that hold
should De written not In letters
Wrought OF silver or Of gold,
But upon our hearts hc craven.
4 command from God in heaven.
-Ts the law Of him who msie you
Aid Yourself. and God will aid YOU.
Aid yourself-who will not labor
Al his wants of life TO gain,
But relies upon his ueighbor,
Find. that he relies in vain.
TIL you've done your utmost, never
Ask y helping hand. nor ever
let the toifIl man upbrsid you-
Aid yourself aud God will aid you.
Ali yourseif-you know the fable
ofthe wheel sunk in the road;
How the carter was not able
Bv hts PRAYER. 10 move the load
Till. urget by soinc morV wise behoider.
He moved the wheel with lusty shoulder.
DO YOUR own woTk-your Master bade you
Aid yoSrsclf and God will aid you.
II i well to help brother
Or sister when In need.
But believe me, there. another
Not-io-be-forguticn creed
Better lore did never science
Teach 20 man than self-rcliance.
-ri> the law Of him who made Won
Aid yourself and God will aid you.
Aid yourself and God will aid YOU.
Ghnging still TO wall or tree.
That can only rise by striving
For support increasingly =
Rather b. the oak. maintaining.
Heart and branches self-susiAining:
FOR this ''ihe Great Task-Masier' made you-
AID yourself. and God will aid YOU.
Ellsworth American., 1880-06-17

"A wonderful invention is announced
known as Hollands HYDRO Carbon Retort
70 be used for generating heat from water
With Oh! as fuel and thus not only ctfectlng
great economy in all places where steam en-
glnes used, bat saving railroad traveller,
from the annoy ancc Of SmoAe, cindcrs and
the oder OF sulphurou, gases. The retort is
made Of cast iron. and consists of four cham
bers, two for water and two for oil The
water, being first raised OF cons erted into
.upcrhcatcd steam. Is then brought in CON
tact with the gas flame gcnerate, from the
oil aud decomposcd. The oxygen of the
water liberated from the hydrogen, is at once
taken up by the carbon flame It's combustion
/, made perfect and the hydrogen is left free
to burn hy combustion with the free Oxygen
Of the air which Surround, il, producing an
v-hodro-carbon flame or heat Of great IN
tensty IN fact, the most intense heat that
can be conceived. By means of one of these
rctort,, an engine with a car containing fifty
persons, was run last Thursday twelve miles
al cost, IL j claimed, Of Huc cents for oil
for fuel. This is large story as the
ke,ly motor inventor used 10 delight the
public with. We hope 1t ma, prove to be
all It is represented to be, but do not feel
very sanguine that il will