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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17
Trapped.

There Is a story told Of a lady and gentle
man travelling together on an English rail-
road. They we're strangers 10 each other.
Suddenly the gentleman said;
Madam, | will trouble you TO look out Of
the window few minutes | am going TO
make some changes in my wearing apparel
Certainly, sir" she replied, with great
polIteness, rising and turning her back upon
him.
III a very short time he said
"Now, madam, my change is completed
and YOU may resume your seat
When the lady turned she beheld her
male companion transformed into dashing
lady with veil over her face.
Now sir, or madam, whichever you like"
said the lady, Il must trouble you TO look
out Of the window, for l also have some
changes to make in my apparel"
Certainly, madam" and the gentleman in
lady's attire Immediately complied.
Now, sir, YOU may resume your own
seat"
To his great surprise, on resuming his
seat, the gentleman in female attire found
his lady companion transformed into a man.
He laughed loudly, and said
at appears that we are both anxious to
avoid recognition. What have you done I?
have robbed bank"
"And l." said the whilom lady, as he dex-
trously fettered his companions wrists with
pair of handouts, "am Detective J.-.of
Scotland Yard, and in female apparel have
shadowed you for two days; now" drawing
a revolver, keep still"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17
1)oetrp.
Under the Snsw.
Rl sUSAN COOLIDGE

RN ~U~AN COOLIDGE.
Undo the snow he .Ac,i thing ont of sigh ,
Co4chiu. ike bird. b-ur.'h 4 dowuy hres-t
T.,s cluster meath lha coYcTei warm and
white
And b.ie the ~iu,er-,imc in hopeful re-t.
There pr.. the h,ac'u'h. holding IVORY tips
Pointed ami read, Tor a hint nf >un;
And hu,,.i.,l ,iu.ot,. ~ lh tim fraE ant lip.
Asleep and dreaming fairy dreams cA'h one.
Tier, lufk ,r,d quick and Ijnkc roots.
tui..a Tor .lru& ~hru the Upr time l.
The brave -an'hcmum'. rae yellow
AMI danodI, ID, vanguard or the rear.
T.. u.d I.nz .u1wIr.p an 10" rolumbine:
Tn, htrlA erseg-. prompt To hear a al,
PEN. ..c wi.',t'A. nl thfok woodh ne;
And sa.,t lill.>. sweetest uf lhrm All.
Al uud ,ma,el although the drin. ~ dep.
Al ,ufr ai ,pr,ug and strong Il cheer the,
AuI a.. wh, see bat .noN. we smile and
Tho ,,lf--.mc cuur4.r ia ,hc h,-and-hy.
Aa' yar >ame drin, STROUD o,Lrr yr,ciou.
thing
F|on,r-.lAc faces. pail.i nov and chill.
Pot 'aiI tu r.>f sitter long Iouru-yIngs.
And far and folded hand. forever .tlli.
Al un.i.mayc,i u deei sui hu.h,,I rcro.e.
Aal'Iu- >W',tcr. @uriA. -lr'ug, th'' tir.
And ~. whose ycaTu'us eve, >"c bui ih"
.uuv..
>ha. vc uo, trust gil, rh~rn. t'c br-ani -b, ;
-. Its Iat>7,adert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

An American millionaire net long since
visited Europe. A travelled friend asked
him what he had seen, mentioning eli the
noted sights; among other places. he In
quired if he had seen the Dardanelle.. "Oh,
yes" replied old money bags; ''they dined
with US the last night We we're in Paris :"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

He was a fne-looking man, and he
proudly strutted down the sidewalk with the
air of proprietorship in every movement
BEG pardon" said stranger as he stepped
up to him, hat in hand, in utmost humility.
"Do have your permission to remain in town
over night?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

After an enthusiastic lover spends two
hours hard labor over a letter to his girl
and then mars its beauty by spilling a drop
OF ink on it, he first swears IN scientific
manner for few minutes, and then dra VS. a
circle round the blot and tell, her it IS a kiss,
and she, poor thing, believes it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

AT marriage ceremony in Chicago a
bride replied that she would love and honor
her husband, but as to obeying him, that
would depend upon circumstances. Sensible
woman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

How do you pronounce s-t-i.n-g-yP"
Professor Stearns asked the young gentle
man nearest the foot of the class. And the
smart boy stood up and said it depended
great deal whether the word applied to a
man or bee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

-Teacher-''John, what are your boots
made of ?" Boy-"Of leather" "Where
does the leather come from ?" "From the
hide of the OK What animal. therefore.
supplies you with boots and gives you meat
to eat ?" my father Galveston Neos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

!
emphatic greeting aS ne opened 'he G""'
/ upon the Two women ana hriH hiSh h'' Arr
osene lamp the better |" lAlminc 'he 'AtA
ness oi TIE doorstep
deacon, >aid MIS- Jacobs Trying Y
[ control hef voice we are 'h EfeA, 'T'h'''
Josie went skating. and he-h' d'dh come
I nome. Ani deacon H'A hno" ne "It
nave IN 'he world >h'e a''r 'o''' 't'' iH''
ana tht WHO" ch"Acd ana '"AHltd.
w nat We want t' Aho" - >"H NNH'
Jna'ih' "lia drc'>ion' "h'fr YOU "a" 'hN''
/ hoNs' iA't.
Il -et en- down 'de u IA" road 'ha' G!e'
/ hN The m...-pond. hIi IL tell You "nA' ! u
do. VI, Jacobs. 7, hitch up ana (" dow"
Z 20 the rams. and inquire round X "A'!l
somebody seen en-.
nc women went silently nome sga.n'
Inc 'ipper-ta'.r stood sn'oGeHeA' nc hF'
burnt down "'th'a' iaeF hrcd'nH H. Ant h",
a SaAHl ms hrart save me s''A4N vs. ~
the ".d clock. whose hand' m','I $40" y
round Two weary hours. and ,''' 'AeH H"!
n'' come Aunt Judith made ingenious hA'
'A-n attempts 90 t''c cheerful turn 7" ne
o"nN'r'aiion-
Dear t'N poor Mrs. Jacobs %oAld ~
through her tears, dear boy lie Va a.
naH' 80 sencFoA. ami Ah'shonN'e N ,ne
Tie "AS '4a q fun, poor little fellow N
c'Aa, though. let h'm nave a t''A 80 80
ioe ..;''c ~hi.r he d't ''"N ~ 'h.' ""r.4.
hen catching sight ni a iai"4 hE'"H .'asA-
.nc she had ncA.'c! maj afternoon 'Ae 'r'Ae
INTO hnic.'" '''hnS
!" ne mean ~h'.c the good deacon haa
.'ti'a""4 np, and had c'''r'"a 'F'ai 'h'
h'f'r t"In!or"g ea'oY, "h'eH vas 'H"
"e"5''' 4ppF'A'" '2 speed The "'' nag ever
in'ie- Reaching the tu.. pond Hr '''tIa'
hsr = 'Iidri N"p. ana ,.''I '2 'A "''
'.r.Sa 20 IoVA about a.n Nothing "A' =.
h', seen but 4 broad aHd silent eRp'H'~ ~
"a''c, vita d somhrc ir'"ge oi .'aL''' "'-
.a~s.
'H-''o-"-o 'ho-'ri the deacon.
bst Only the c'.' aHsNr!e-. 'rA' .Hc ti.r
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

What did the Puritans come to this
country for ?" asked Massachusetts, teacher
of his class. ITO worship in their own
way and make other people do the same"
was the reply.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

After the choir of one of the churches
in Ithaca had performed rather heavy Sc
lection the minister opened the Bible and
began reading in Acts xx., "And after the
uproar had ceased,,n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

BUCKSP0HT And BANGOR RAILROAD
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Irls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-17

CHASE bros Agents Comm,fe.s -.
,rtlaud. tf'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30
4 Feast Of Literature
FOR AL AGES THAT HAS
Never Been Excelle6 in This City,

ara Willie the apsc % The sane hss Sep sought Ter 10
ssi al ss The tsscS - The eapr ~ eaVc pui tccn
SSSsNs s'4 g1, Z S NJ < !, s,ES,s q sSs %
Ery1rtS Hc.ae>'. loreiclleU' :, NcrcGiths, Ienoy-
sos'. and Whl,ticgs fvx1ls, il cloth aud mCratco;
ne Riuss >eeret Lueiic. \ ngcafa % Pair Women,
EgsI 20 NAy. krilrsA Collins, nocs krac - the An
eisus Masigvz, Sh@SesreaSs Chagss'css. RsypsF the
E-svery Bsads q Beauty lzui LccEviy Faraous Ar
Wo-Ss, wis, Isis UnvVice Oar Familiar sous Sua
LtrE " Seisrec The Universe Painters Scuiptofs
Pheasant Sts Arvcud NXicre, Art 90 kugppc, Alt and
Al;sss b. e1teS l5sci y. Nlrs AS,4e s-5a, te-t,-
- grcyruce. Hass1g,i lays. WAcdcriuS Jew, a'-vi
LcSvcs, trc-ea Pictures, Na.,o-t. lgcp'oil NateEv.
r. tee Ssy G3rcen, ic1rl fecatain, fsra lifseise,
Ls. Ihe SEA EcccctigrS rt MEitcss iiat Hears in
Wsissss lrsiu. Rrc-rcsS AID ncsliTN "a The krciSh
Language and LitsrllErv. Geikc> Lie and WEEKS o.
Ch-iss vcis.s nickCls Weeks tSlut NorkS, Ascau-
igaa-y - Dates, Satru;'s h,stegy 81 Ct.l.sztion,
haS1lve's EsyPt. bsyFi q Palestine hzna Book e
Legendary AfJ, Ske.cliss fro' Nalury Hand Books In
Fa-Ns and GS7Srs ~ Paris, Literary Eyesei, Roses
sat Holy Lltrsry measures ~ Nlt and Huraor, Bird
Isf,. u Ea>,ssn SEAS foC-ss.c Yarns Uucle Reu'us
ard Tuuss, HibicS, S1aScsNel-s MoTSs. IsSi or's
GS.aes Fsisst Lalke's An : ygSs AnlrEicsn Home
Arscr.csa Tsrtf->. Hollands MCrks. 0tocCns Rome
Cal cscu Is rae VILLAGE. lueOd>ty le-erds, Ha'iaEls
WORKS, NsrIc Leaves. hni-hts ShaSeSFcSrc, royal
sz5sio cdsicr, -Ngs- Lisat q Asa EIis5 NeeS.es,
Au-1i> HtstClv Ct hnSsnc, Iyrcl a1e skirts 81 the
Ap>. lClrysgH's >CrES. With Music. lho-uSic>en's
Lie 1rG NcyNs. SkaSe>pt1rs Gslis' Lor-tei.oN :,
E11crSo-'> ard otke. Brtkesy Eeks. Etias ieroric,
Coil u H. River. Drittlu-. NczlurS nf Napoleon,
sd Mad de ReuiuSst Brz-i3. BOY Travellers. Fasm
Ea s1.is P1ryrcs Liltc FU,Ss in Feathers and kUrs
iccclhst With variety % attest Books b. ftvCgite
thc-s and z,luy oSher works cf VlgtcuS ktuls--Iac
LiGe % CEt.zcs ESs Is vry tul and eahuot fail 70
satisfy al tsstcs- NGaecct 4rd Linen Toy Books IN
variety. attracting the Ucw Ike q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

r--s7zrrT wrr1-g 7-E rrls F-ga-1- zyv-sssss=ss
TzHis = : o-rEEITzn5s r Ess y rLzt e1suzTy
tx the Gillette Il taxes fr1al irlrsel15sas or
rzseziig c5s-,ssss Sssli-,l-s-s7s z-1 5l- zriring
soaass51rss fran Eh1ss guilty or suspected u
crI2s. lis 1sFies, FEica s szid q be shs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

F-11sl ~ re bezs1- rzs teaz-E- t511esrz--ls
Nz-sr -lt a. -ssi-sa -1Tzrg Eiri1iI- 7.1 s1r,7
LEllEze. y Frgt 1ls1-s = fzs ff1liezrsx Erpe-
1isil-- - 7-.z1=-es- y Az - beet e ~ seez
sTcs d. isfr E--lz-1 j.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

Mr. ~ hotes - s.riet atrenion 70 the usafr ~ her
tfr,ns lao-rate terms aud farnishin onig fr1srass
arrfea IL her fne, merit Ehase u theFabie pat
''rssr -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

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pr --sas1 -.l-51rss. a. rzs afss-It6- s-zEsF =
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-30

CASE GOODS
" a iz--s zsfErTE-E-t q F-E5ts. Eef-s- Flft-
L71-cs-s- C,.Es-s- og--ers- SLf11r.- e.
* r=-eaFa1- I'D ~ zsas y BDLLAs Z Co
, 1881-10-21

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cclycd oil the snlno "o.'S ,.'', Ma s'' T., ~,
mid tl'at the tHsnop ~ .s."' ~. ,,s." =, - r"r'
Speech tiltl not 'nc.lt" ..n ''".u ..,' =, H..
many. ~ ss''hle ie1'HSt':As" w" -, ,.u, ~ a
tory fhaS exp"1l. =: ns's a,'l ~" ,,,n t1,,f,n,i
alilaslce net"ce" ',.'t...s,, l., -, ,n,o;nt
6tattss al'! ulo ".s""' n"a ,,, ~ ri.
Wy' enh1's Ill., .',.",.,,'t ' ,,n,t,,, ,.i.
vate ct'zeus 1tss 'sseI t,,, '.,,,,, " % .hnv ',or,
tnE hilsti'o, ilal1 W." 49,. '"e Mo ,,a.tIouaii ,'
tles " ,,S' ,', ~ ,,,,,,torr,,c,l frtr,riahi,.
anu oI io ss"fs r,.a,. u. ,"va ,,,nratar, ",nry
ai'a aIl'hhce, !mos '"to -; , H., ann, u' r.rv
right 10 speclal treatment W Wv eo"ti"S'
tic I}arun yun Steul'eIl, who Ilna never becn
, 1881-10-21

All Iuycstfgnslo.s tuto II Famous p0is
sos1lng Case FHils 10 Bring to Light
Anything NGH.

4 :, YuvC.ffwnf1ntl fWfu III tilN1VftK rOI.
.a,,l,,s t;nyo Fail. 10 Bring ~ Light
""xt,siu,s New.
so.esa; 1tpatea to I'll, Chicago 7Ytbun.,
r,s.c,.,, " II Ia, N .-trhn rranf
LANCASTER y. ll'' ur1' - lne s,mW 'SI.
Jury, wiI1e'i ''''s Dcetl oectl'el Nearly 'l'!so
'rowne-lIuebuu polsonj,I: ulfnir, completed
e.. ,,lw,r ~ H., t,,nl,ylt a,,3 MISUNDERSTANDING
80. -" '"u.n ,o 'asoa ~ t,'s inry.,"n # ,ns
srakeh out That no Indictment will lse fawl.d.
Tlu circumstances Of thu ulugc.l pois,,llt,,g
wrro brla1iy m t,,lluws: JuIy Il, lsso, llattio
m..o ,., us's '9,I =" ~ ~, n,,i nI;, - liz rru,;
Isngbee nllQ granddaughter VI l'hftoll "
Tpwne. died Ut malignant diphthoria. On
;hu alst Of tlle sans mouth Mrs, Uugbee, aud
~ ~ tin .ssI tha seryn,,t.ufrl. tllr,l Of
the sanao dlssa!so. on sept. u. Deg lo' ailu
Feb. Fl, respectively, lr. l}ugbec. Airs.
Townc. aul iii, Towno .lletl Il, tlls or.ier
, 1881-10-21
Not Improbable TINT tho Aero
nuut4 Wore Well Pro-
yisiOl1Gsl.
People at Sparta. Wis, Saw the Bal.
loon Carried to the North.
east.
Intief t1tnt II Nrifted into tlic Wilder
hess OK Northern WIS.,.
consin.
Another Opinion that It, Sank Either in
Lake Popin or the Mis-
sissippi.

i)i'lt('4t;E, ~,


6pketat Dispnfci, . The Ghtedo0 1ftbtiHtt
1)rn.a,tE. [a., Oct. 2o.~-A farmer by tho
l,a,Il. ut N. 1'iusner, from nraiH'. Wis.,,
snys atts boy saw Prof. Kings balloon af"at
five miles from, DMrard Friday night, ut ',l
elevation If :soo0 or 1900 feet, moving slowly
towards Lake 1'epti. lie thinks tue I'allnon
struck tic river between Like Clty and He'd
Wing, a,,l Is at ottlnlol that tho 1alluon salk
iii Luke Peptn or near there.
SPARTA, MIS-.
Mtt.wAExEE. Uct, @0.-A special from Eatt
C!airc, Wis, says: Passengers oil II train Mt
Sparta, Wis, say Prof. Kings balloon struck
IL rnrrnnt Of mir mil carried hlm northeast.
Hcuorts That tho bailon was sect nj White
l.nll are grol,ntlless. 1t Is believed tint the
ts,tl,,ur ,lrifteu into tho wilds of Northern
Wisconsin. -.-..
FARGO, II. r.
Special Dtspateh 10 The chicago 1rta"1
FAnn,,, u. r., Oct. a9.-Tl!cra Il rl,nior
that thu balloon descended IN Minnesota about
forty mics east Ut here, but there is nothing
t!c!inlt. VIII send h reporter Out by the
lnurllIug train.
, 1881-10-21
THE STRIKING AAT1AZON6.
THEY STILL. INSIST THAT THE OBNOXIOUS
Ennt.NAN Nf.ST III.

THEY STILL lSsISF THAT THE onsuA4oVS
FOREMAN MUST 90.
Special Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Oct. aO.-Ille 400 tobacct,-stritt-
plng Ar,azons WHO hive struck work 1t l4or-
Illard's factory In Jessuy City wero playing
tux In fro,t OF tint establishment today,
having Guod tttle genaratly, defytng their
former employers, and ohstruct[Mg opera
tons generally. Furthermore. tlloy were
hrcntl.!ng vengeance uga!nst tho now tore"
nun, WHO wouldn't lot them laugll and carry
uN when laboring, and clan'orng
for tho restoration OF tho old f0fa-
man, under wl,oso rGgfme they had
sucl, jolly time. They NIL declared TINT tho
present boss Is "to nleAlt for anything" a1lu
tt,at "he don't ltnow how to net towards
girls" For this rHaaon they pfopasa to assert
their rights md brIng their Ht0ny.llaartetl
employers to ttlae. WilAt VIII oe illa nnt-
cotllo Of this strike H. III enigma. Tho girls
seemed today us resoluko I'll ever, uilu tits lsf
sl0Ws no disposition
TO rt:MOvE TIE OBNOXIOUS FonEMAS.
Tho strike 0f tho strippora lerallgCs ll.nte-
rally tho working Of the Inrgn establishment.
It lIlay be tint Oh the battle-iluld WILL ha
f0u,th tho e0lItentlHg furcta Ut tl!o atrlpperH,
with thu Wrappers, niId tho EoyereEs, ht!! tha
folders, mt tn Speak 0t thG dryers, hi1d i!'e
pulEers, and spruntlors, nIld the cutters. The
sitvOut wish Ot the AuthDritlEs ner0sa ttie
river. ond tt tic firm particularly, ts TINT t!lS
tobacco striku illAy uni III Snuku: lint "the
CInliits Ut War l0Wer over" tlln fnctury, and
the A.llaZo,ls Ar9 Sharpening thotr Ma!ls ".
duy-all Oll accoultt Ut thu Foreman.
, 1881-10-21
I,uMo1s PREDICTING THE REVIVAL. OF TIL;
T'ItUIEtsr.

I,usio1ls PREDICTING THE REVIVAL. OF TIL;
f'ItUIEt:r.
Epfetaf IHjpatth to The Chteaoo Trituns.
New YORK. Oct. 10.-Cnrre,tcy Inns recent.
ly been given 10 rtlnlors predicting the ~
yfyuI of the Worlds Fair project. The story
wus told again today. 1t was II, substn,,cu
tint capitalists of the greatest reslnctabElity
anil wealth liatl coue forward aud offered to
ass,,me tho responsibility OF thu venture aud
render It's thorough SUCCESS certain. prosEl-
ing funds IN unlimited measllro 10 meet
every demand. Thcse capitalists, whose
names are withheld, but who arc sattt lot to
bu entirely aloof from tho railroad Interests
of New York n1ld New England, MP
preached n member Of tic Fair CoIll-
mission 50 long as last May AID
mnlip proposition to sustain tiie
project The Commissioner conveyed lser
proposition to Ills colleagues, N'sti tic result
WAS that II committee Ut t'lree, with p0wcl.
WIS
APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH CAPITALISTS.
Tint cpy,nfttnu was et,s,p,set. ot '!la,Mas
lsMttcr, William A. Cole, ailtt John j. Towns
! end, wl.o ever SINGS nre s;'t1 tn luxe tiG4ll
ncttyely engaged 1T negotiations lnokil', e
the s t}, ~ u p'n,s .f ~ Ss "
I,,u result Of their 'abnrs thus far Is re,ossesl
to bc al MErtenlnnt with tue anongyed hset'
by which tho lntttr hare coiltractetl tn creatts
10 psovile for tlty cxl'eNscs at tI.e ill. rlia
| estimate uf tho Commissioners Is fnr below
This sula, imt TIC capitalists nse saeA to hays
Insisted OIL tho provision Of tho ~. .Hln,n3o. 1t
touching Il site for the fair, the Coin1nls-
sioucrs and capitalists ulkB fayorltg tho sesec.
tion Of Tho .JMmel estate, on thg lltg Ernn,',,l
extending from Quo Hundred alsu Fllteentli
strcet north to tho Harlem River.
THE ONLY OBSTACLE IN THE WAY
| ~ ~ ftkx NifG
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ans, and tho efforts OF The friends If Peru
nre pafalyzctl by their internni dEsscnstons.
When ths Unitcd States hsk Chill why It
ii given That IN l'cru tl,erU Is
no t;Overnnlent with, which to treat.
Would It not be better to pnt MI
cll'l to this stnte of affairs, and thnt al! truq
I'erMyia''s should nlilte to snpporl Chief ol
join In supporting for the PURPOSE Of saving
Tho country fr0ni imminent ruin, restoring
pency, and the orderly and pacific reign OF
the Constitution and lnws9 1layo tho )son~
,S. a. ltunLBUT.
a. Uascfn ; Harcfa, Es1., Ayacucho.
, 1881-10-21
mining centres In tho West suddenly remove
10 uther localities, Or when

THE NfAfs ROUTE IL suPfLhSIEN
III. whole or Ii, part by II new rnilr,a1l. The
,,Au.rd sI,nvu wprr LIT cnutalmttl slytr,ll
utl,cr examples Ut calllng For i!!ntmllm II.
steH'l Ut Innxt'll,ltt service. MA''y Oi Inc
rtCs YER 'sTrtse;, for ',.cl l@wcr ', sry,
them. The cost u cn'ltrnctinY ,upOil tllc
proper sei!rtnics nj to tine wolltl l,ayc hrrtl
but i!ttte, II my, EreNter. tl,at, iiir'l, slnW
sGlItHlilles. ExpGr'etlce lsas demonstrated
TINT
THE ROUTE ovEn \ 1nAn onplsAmty
cnn be let at M to miles per hour, md as
low ns nt:, miles; atil nj * tn6 ftltts Per
hour, A1ltt ny low rs j tGW miles la:r hnnr.
It II snfe tn *tty tint ectl of tho rt,ltcs used
ennEtl have betil LIT Mt tlls rntc Of speed rrly
resented by the expedited scllet'ales 1t y
aur. nut Hreatcr t''aI! tho cost nf increasing
wnllld thereby been saycti: Chann.s uppll
III tic rtlltta ftnve particularly referred IN
werr strtt1gly Veliii0ilgtl fur rbyc0'n.nltl!tlrs,
prominent .Sttzens, Congressional dclcga"
tiotis, etc. Tho departments rt:cartss
FC1.1.r Justify lrs ACTION.
With tho exception Of one ROUTE, the In
cfeuse .t!.l uot fol!uw the recommendations
hf tl,e Departments aKe'Its, III t!!ut c'lsr
ftllo S0Arla't aiMt NewlInlll the nsrnt, III my
judgment, male u slr1ous .lnlstnke., ~ i.lit
tho Department IN possession Ut rc!tablu In.
ier Of uicaetl men, thoroughly coIIsersant
with It in MI Its l,ulses, slnl af lt,a1nestto,,rl
fablta ailtl Integrity. s!i0tlla BIZ eihnt0yGtt 10
mtr,t tIle tt,tltcs. Tho number should lo
snilicent 10 cDyer TIM wiioir wnrk.
EVERY itOurE SHOULD he Fls1:Qu1sNT1f IN
Hi'EcrED.
IN this corps shUNld bc referred all attver.
tlseinrs,ts before they are issued, und HpDl,
tho Information thus Ostninca thu bruFmsnls
stluul,l, as il rule. mlnyltpsl. Tile EXPENSE Ut
| n1ntutnlujnk slicl, n corps wuult I,t, SUNG
tllilE, but iotl,nE ctl,lltasetl to the accruing
benefits. Upon tic routes Ilaye ilan!..l ttlo
expedition has rpst Sti6.s9l. s,.'n sufficient
10 Keen the rtallisft corps Ut ne iii tllg tfcltl
fDng time, md believe tint nearly Or st',ite
tho wi,oln stl,n would have been saved By tic
| pAn have YliEgeslEtI.'
, 1881-10-21

THE uAL1doS ttEA1tt, fItOM IN DAKOTA.
~ lmo "aa'ua ~ ~ s, .tar, ,sst f. ina tcrn h,or,
ns oeeu!n'".7 ~ - ~. et'3' ~ -, ..',..1.r ~,
ir'ns-tiat n, If tue rcposts en- be & .fasseu. III
M,irnsr Wiq t,rfow will t1o found aft IccDl,ut
,,f tts hr,np arm nj vn..ey C.ts, Hak,, Mu,,dny
oftcrnnnn' md tho rrohabttttlcs Ut tbs story
.u NJ, o,,t, M, hx H. knoyn ,,.l,rsi,
being eoFFect ATo notIe uit ~ ~ hno" ,',. eu =.
'lnrins Sunday nnd Noatiuy. suhaas n @'gns s,. II
nas aes %ax a. arnx ncos to uep r.popt
s.. ,,1s, ,r.,,,,t"d r. ,..a se, ~ Farm
ae1c.olosa -, ""s a,,.,.. snor.
thut tho wind sun.iny and stnlluy III tho region
referred to wna iron, tho pprth mn. nart1,w est,
willie tho wind Mt sloorhcad topposlt Fargo, was
iron, tho i1rthottst On sion0My ~ =. 1,n ~
sssk s",ksst s rss Sa sas ustS @ % aud ay IS ea ill.,
clucs With tho story given ~ ioilows:
AT VALLEY city.
1nr,. ist r. sira. Webeoc,, Snrrtt. Of iHmcir-
fntl, II eIstgr-j1,-iaw og Sir. t'htrIes Uuiilei
Shc Init Hui, s,,.,"ii,v II rev sgcchs with rult-
lives III Valley lily, Dakpfn. .inn ~nst Vi FnTKn.
which nluco tho luft lust Mo,ltlAy nfinrtltnn via
tho, Nortnprn Pacific. rsacl,K her 1roshos-l!'-
Jaw hoie IN th!s Fly t'Rnt pe4nfN s.s': HH".tt
& ,.iy er ",r' i m,0nc'n .n @ thar Nh, ssw tne
iit,s ssa a@'i,s ,,,s, " tr, 1oavIp Vnv civ. IL
ss,rss t';s ,,,'y '!'es hsl tei , " aI;,. , f.
st!e ,., tn. ~ ~ Trnni " ma "t
~ vmti.v i,itv. m wtti'x 9.,r tl,o ,rau Which VIII
to r sd or r. n"1noMai n " iak.,na Wv s vii
WIZ WIZ @ aWp'o III Ss W. IL 'uay 10 nts 10 sSn yo,
ho9 I, o, @ ~. Wy s9g g t%s ins o,e "'s wMs
ieAF nMrRo HILL Mi "s ~ ,,s. 's afs,r fs thn Ink,
pa w,.rt nu'u nn 70 snv' @ ,Mt @ '7'
TtE nAr.lt,'S WAS suppEsAY p1scovEnEp
ea,ltnR over Valley city IN y saithwcst.rty& IL ~
iel's "ccu1ants i'eIuR llstirgMishsj. bnt ,wns.
ftr nl tint, p!Atnly asrertllbio. The balloon
| wna WATCHED Until It becAasu lust to sight.
| Mtp G4Brr1tf htlt.fJtrj rlIit.n HtktUrl9EH UA