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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Grlggin- has turuc,! dreamer. and was iu
to-day To tell h. latest vision. III, SAYS he
dreamed that he died and went tu Heaven.
which Of course was d strange dream a. wc
mentioned 10 GrggIn, but then dream, al
ways ~ by coutrarr,, and It : quite posi-
bic that the rule holds good Ia Grigg.n,'
case.
Il dreamed he sand .that Knocked a.
the door, and presently i opened. and St
Peter looked out. Eyc.SthjnS seemed ~alIs-
pied my time | told va, Sort Of col
lector
Collector Of what P SAID me-
'''Of many things, told him; and As he
seemed to be wa ting for m- To explain.
said | At one time vas Interested in
postage stamps,
sad he in a severe tone: 'Nou collect
ed several thousand pf stamps. stamps that
we're worthless, and did 1t for pleasure and
it took good deal Of Your time, sup
pose 2
u told him that il took all my spare time
for five wears. You should have seen the
look he gave me. He made a motion a, If
he would shut the door IN my face.
The next thing collected. >a.d l. ',,a>
business cards. | suppose I've got the big
gest collection Of any person il Boston.
Not a word, but only THAT curiou, panto-
mine
Then | also collected half million
calendars-'
Half million what Are they very
expensive? he asked
"'0h, no said they give them away.
As | said | have half a million of them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Hcctry.
Capt. John Niveu and |.
ny u. }. RpFTTE

ny u. J. HIRpFrrE.
" wero TIVE .on. Of the hlur sa't ~ea.
Capt. John Nt,sn snd |:
Fp- ,r,.tlr conn adc~ and .hipmatss We,
GA 4 III. John ave- /.
Whaf ale. ". Gu ., at the Jest e-~ deep.
Of storm. 'h,t blow aud - m hat .lcep.
Oi -hius that 20 down sni hcaris that weep.
Inder the angry ny.
So. thi. j. the Va, we've sailed together.
Brave capt John and !;
lie iu The f-vr Of lind and s"siher
H.stirg the storm King. crN.
I.iftlng hi- Nuise IN tie tsmpe>tS rosr.
White s-ing clouds their torrents pour
And rho hr,aAcr- 10 ten II" gloomy shore,
Ard the iishtnlpg~ rend the sky.
AudIt | h-ye sailed with the brave old man
over the sunnie~t ~@as.
When tho ntlc mo- iou Of MAy's white fan
Lint our gpoi .hip H. hrerze.
With wif. and sister nd boy IN sight:
WHEN the old mans home with love wa
bright.
And iss, anJ story shortened the night
For the children about hi- kno'..
AMI over our -hip no tempest broke;
There wa never sail t. furt;
While Sround our heads Tho Ha,anns's smokr
Would fraGrauilv twine and curl.
And nai-Di..,ly u,il,.s and hour- -p, j on.
TIL our watch aud the night together ar
gone.
And We g below with the paliug dawn.
Al pace with the Whole wide world.
I've sailed 80 far with 'hi, .hirmate of mine,
IIuldua hi. good. strong hand
And .anIs hos fhc wealth wa a.Ways irc
Wt,u So .'.4-i away trini the laul
..R.ow far ilow tnyL" but well bold our va, .
Til m. pilot vi' r,ur IN the tw iiiEht gray
AMI Nc wil Oh quiet h.tu the bay,
and my cBptatn grand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
The New Sunday.
BY JULIUS n. WARD.


ne DAY mas been regarded heretofore SO
exclusively from ltS religious side that i'm
Portant social ana sanitary conditions have
been quite overlooked II su'l remains the
iact That the sabbath vas made tor man,
not man ior ne sabbath. l be foremost
point = tha' u Nha!l continue to be day ot
IeS'. h'N alone furnishes the opportunity
ioF IT, hSher uses bHt II can never again
nt gay oi rest in 'ht nld Puritan sense
nor can II he regarded by all sorts OF people :
q H"d TINE ~ special sense. Modern
society III our great centres iN 5" constituted
''''' ,'"'""A = m on'N a'N "he" F'>''
Ic''ta''""' an" eHhtall"h can ne Etht'A''N
attended = "'d ihe "'drr ana deeper inter
'S'N |' I''"'' '''' a. 'heN arg no." H''''F-
>'""''' "''H""u '''il 'l' ual Nh"4' he used
'"l great variety "I purposes "mth more
"' ''>> 'n'I" ''o"' upon 'he lew. me
''A''n' q u'"l n" upon h'he-tehthS q cur
P"PN''""h are imperative ana eNhaus'InE
", 7 +" ,"h h'' hFead he mus "orN
''' T"H N"NdA> morning uj SATURDAY
y ''' ""'e constant ""fN' '"i
'''''''','''> gus" ''' "l'"N"'
'"'' 20 "'''''' 'ut" a "''! ar lhA scat
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''"'N 7" H't''. renew" N -'N'Ih thit
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

around Jinky's waist. and her head was on
his shoulder. and he did not understand that
there vas any fraud about her that robbed
the situation of it, pleasure so he essa,r'l
u dr, her ewes With the Indran-silk scarf on
her garden hat. and asked under his breath
do you love me- Lorraine z"
And Jinky rescued the scarf and told him
Yes"
And Doll, looked out a, the window.
rocked furlou~ly. and clapped her small
hands nolSelessly. telling herself the while
"A cure--a curc-a double cure lie
loves her and she loves him. ana Jlnky will
make the joliirst possible sister-In-iaS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Caught at his Own Game.


UP.
Wears ago, into wholesale grocery store
in Boston walked tall. muscular looking
man evidently a fresh conner from some
backw ood, town in Maine Or New Hamp-
shire Accosting the first person he met,
Who happened 10 be the merchant himself
he asked
"lou don't want to hire man in your
store. do YOU ?"
We'll said the merchant Il don't know !;
what can you do ?"
"Do'" said the man, II rather guess |
can turn my hand 70 almost ANYTHING
do you want done ?"
We'll, if was to hire man, it would
be one that would lift well a strong, WHY
fellow. One. for instance. who could shout
der a sack OF coffee like that yonder, and
carry It across the floor and never lay il
down"
There. now, captain said the country
man, that's Just me. can lift anything
hitch 10, YOU can't suit me better What
will YOU give man that will suit you2"
"l'll tell YOU" said tho merchant; If
you'll shoulder that sack of coffee and carry
il across the store twice, and never lay 1t
down, ! will hire YOU for wear at SlO0 a
month"
Done" said the stranger. and BY this
time every clerk in the store hal gathered
around and waited to join in the laugh
against the man, who walked up to the sack
threw II across his shoulder with perfect
ease. though extremely heavy, and walked
with il twice across the floor went quietly to
a large hook which was fastened to the wall,
and hanging it up, turned 20 the merchant
and said;
There. now, it may hang there till
doomsday, shall never take il down What
shall 90 about now, mister? Just give me
plenty to do and 800 month, and its all
right
They broke into a laugh. and the mer-
chant, discounted, yet satisfied, kept his
agreement, and TODAY the green country
man is the senior partner in the firm, and is
worth million dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Vol. XVII. Whole No. 1868 No. Is.
The Radical Utopia.
" II. Mauock in Nineteenth Century

For the production of the Radical Upto-
pta-tor the production Of the only thing
that gives radicaiIsm any mcaniug-three
things among others are Indispensable.
Private property IS to be abolished Mar
rage IS to be abolished PHYSICAL labor is
to be shared equally by all. "0h. YES"
eNcimm~ Sprgsb, lmpauentIy. I'VE have all
heard that" 'lf YOU have" / said. Ill
seems You have not considered it. have,
and IT SeemS TO me well worth considering
these three point, | have just mentioned
doubtless We have all heard Of them but let
consider them little further There Is
a good deal implied in then that does not
lie ON the surface, PRIVATE property is to be
abolished " hat is meant hy that No
human being Is 10 save anything. Every
one i, 70 be- State pcusluner That IS the
condition OF the ideal human being of the
future. What further Pay>ical labor is
10 be shared equally by all. That is cN-
pressed also IA another aud more suggestive
way. There Is to be a normal dav OF labor
iu> provision seems to mean that every one
shall Dee insured a due proportion OF leisure
II Is really a protection against thought,
>k;li aud industry. IL is a menace 10 the
industrious, not promise to the weary
but that Is not att II, design Is not only
to crush lnaN idual industry. but To cxtlu-
EnI~p individual genius. Let man b, 1T
tor the highest work, he is to be >hacki6d.
Ike the at.je~t do.r, To the lowest, Hours
that might hdNe produced Hamlet are To
hc occHpcd m cleaning sewers" Sprigshy
tried 10 interrupt. Pooh hr said, "ail
th, is nonsense. Nobod, means tins" at
may br nonsense | sand '-bgt for all that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Nor THE THIEF.-The Bowdoin College
Orient tells this story {. roomed on the
southwest corner of Maine Hall and had a
very sunny place. Grey, who was just
across the entry, came in one day with a LOT
of pears not quite ripe, and asked to leave
them in C.'s windows to ripen. A few morn
ings sfter, Prof Packard called on c. After
a while, the old gentleman walked up to. the
window and began to examine the fruit.
.yeA fine pears" he said. Its vari-
,ety rare about here. too"
i.Thev look frst-rate," c. answered.
Though I've not tasted them yet"
You'll find them very good, ! assure YOU
Father Packard observed, blandly, as he
moved towards the door, "very good indeed
took great pains with that graft. Good
day" And poor c. never had a chance to
explain that he was not the man that pur-
loined them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Mrs. Dunway of the New Northwest.
at little reunion, at Sale m, Oregon, Toast
ed" men as follows:
God bless em. They are our JOYS; they
double our sorrows; they treble our expens-
es; they quadruple our cares; they excite
our magnanimity they increase our self-re-
spect; they awake our enthusiasm; they
arouse our affections they control our prop
erty, and outmaneuver us in everything.
This would be dreary world without en-
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en- are porn TohsP'IA'o5S l anu are hAPp! IN
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ms was N 'le ear. suliilhel, anu ..e.'
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she toid niin 'na' SlilNi i.p"en ~ou'u i'eau
some Seek' WIN men siI. ~ ,i'e S county, i-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
DOn'f Get The hills.

If you are subject to Ague YOU must be
sure TO keep your liver bowels and kidneys
in good free condition. When 80, YOU will
be safe from all attacts. The remedy to use
is kidneyWort 1t is the best preventive
OF all malarial diseases that you can take.
See advertisement in another column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

A Jacksonville fla man recently for
, warded box Of orange, to friend in Lon
don. The package was twenty-one days on
the road. and reached it, destination in splen-
did order, only three oranges being dam
aged. It is claimed that the Florida oranges
are so much superior to those obtained in
Europe from the Mediterranean that if they
were once introduced they would soon drive
the latter oct of the market.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Of all the different schools in the country,
thousands die every year of Bright's disease
of the Kidneys, who could be living to-day
if they had used Sulphur Bitters. They are
unequalled in the world for all diseases of
the kidneys.-Nep Harcs Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
The Packing Business,



>rfcrIo> 90 run CANNING PROOFS
Maine Farmer
Considerable excitement was created in
England lately by report that the hog
cholera had broken ont and was raging
among American swine, bat II a. quickly
subsidized on the representation Of the proper
auihnriiic, that ihrTe as no truth m II. In
connection thcrrv lth. IN, subject Of Amcri-
can canned meat, vas brought up a British
consul having represented thar great frauds
are prlCtIc,d by those engaged IA the bus.
ness and on being uu'crruEate,.. b, gave 'hr
Nurgs Fufmsr as hl, authority IN part for
the statement Ihcrrupon the telegraph
and press '"oA up the subject and tie name
( of lhls paper travelled With The speed oi
thoughi from OCEAN ~ ocean and from con
+ t4ueut tn continent. aud on the following
I morning the people lu all c!slltEga lands.
I hllc inel >ipprd their coffee, read from thu
morning journal, the denominations uf Amer
/ can canned meats The MuIHr Fdrp,,r VA,
I never - hunorcI before. lt'namc appeared
I and ~ authority Was quoted IN French.
I German ami Italian on the Couuurut, ia
/ Slavic 10 RUSSIA. lu lrau.c "a Persia Anl the
I East. .n Chinese and Japanese and 10 the
[ Turkish tongue at Cousiautuop.v, Egypt.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

-Consolation misapplied: ''You must
feel lonely since your husband went away,"
consolingly observed neighbor to her lady
friend. Not at ALL she replied at is the
first holiday have had since ! was a school
girl
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-21
ARRIVALS FROM SEA.

Columbia ss 272l tons BoIles S F. June Il
Shubrick. u 5 Lighthouse str. EversOn, Rock
and cruise. June II
Scottish Admiral. Br bI $50 tons, Kerr. Newcastle
Ms W June -
Willamette. SIS. 2e2O tons, n Y June IL
Tam O'Shanter. bkt. s. +. june 10
Scottish Bard, Br bk. sl9 tons. Little. Rockhamp-
ton june
Sol Thomas. str. Coos bag. June 8
Ethel br blk, isj tons. Graham, Liverpool. may q
Alden Besse. Am bk. SO tons, NOyos. HongkonG
may -
Uoloma. Am bk s53 tons. Noyes. Hongkong May 70
Martha Fisher hr blk. 81 tons. McAdam. Newcas-
De. n W. MAY Is
Bellaporte br bk. lUsa tons. Tate. Newcastle, n S
W. May %
McrOm. sh 1903 tons. Lowell, May
Clan Grant. br hl,. "iS tons. James I'm Liverpool
M4EH
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-21
VESSELS ON THE way.
From American Ports

Atha - ihAN - ssAs W -
Alice Buck Am sh April
Belle OF Oregon bl y \ MAY
Carrie wins.ow. bk. sG tons. Philadelphia. Mch 6
Columbia, sh 1855 tons. Humphrey. \ Y, Jan %.
q. HurIburt, bk. IlO0 tors y y. June -
Empire. sh. lI32 tons. New YORK Jan a.
Emma 4 Croweli bk liS' tou~ y \ Man p
Gerten sh Philadolphia. Jan ::
Henry 5 Sandford. sh. Il59 tons, Sleeper. Y
March y
Indiana. ship. o. Il. q y. 10. iron, Msy2l
Kate Davenport sh. i3IS tons. Mailrti Jaa IS
Mississippi. q. 4. y =. 90. str \ \. Elay q
Oracle sh 1850 tons Morrison. Phiiadc!l l,hia Nc ..
Olive 5 Southland Am sh ThiladeiI.his March
Palmyra sh. 1870 tons Mino, y \ March
Saranac IA April 20
sparrow sch 4 March lG
From Foreign E'ori~.
Adolf. Swe. bk rs tons. Riusuans~on. Gotten
burg oct Is
Tank-iield b. bk Liverpool April
Buston Vale br hk. -. tons, buckingham EoLo-
hama Feb
BoNford. br bk, Liverpool. March
Gallo. DR. bk. Liverpool. May y
City Of Quebec br hk go tons London Dee loyi
Victoria
Crossiield. l,r BIZ. Liverpool. March Is
Countess OF Rothes. Br ,li. Mddlc-boro. Dec =,
Countess of Derby, b>. Nddiesboro. Ling, Jan -
City OF Manchester hr bk 7,6 tons Rio
Doom. Br bk S77 tons Newcastle
Doxford br bk Liverpool Marcl Via i,toria
Furness Abbey. bk. luaS, Libby. Yokohama.
Glengaber br bk, G'6 TONS Liverpool. May y
Glenperis. sh lUa4 tons Cape OF rood-hopc. due
June.
y Boynton, bk IIouRLonS. Mss
Oberon, bs. llSO tons. Liverpool April -
T. J Carlton, blk. Honekong. May
River Avon. br ok so liolker Liverpool Marcha
ST Vincent, bk HongkonE June
Sidlaw. Br hl, 4eg tons Nc,lashan MtGdleHoroGrh
Jan y
Thomas "a Stowe, Der hs. Newcastle \ = " Max ~
Taunton. bk, HonsSonE. May
Vancouver. b > i0i3 tons, Newcastle
" II Besse, bk, HongkOus MAY
Zoe. Dor bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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upon by the Council. at any regular meeting
must present the same to the Auditor and
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KEHDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg, Pa. Nov. Is, 1880.
DR. b. j. KENDALL s Co., Gents have
avery hne mare that has had bone SPAWN
for a long time, l tried every thing man
could devise to cure it but all in vain and
was about TO give it up when friend of
mine in this city came to me and recon-
mended kendalrs SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results, removing that bone clear
one Of your Illustrated Horse Books and
think there Is no better book printed on the
horse and his diseases. / have taken great
interest in il and have since sold Is copies
for you to my neighbOrs and will try and do
what good 1 can by getting them for Others.
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KENDAll'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Bakersfield, VT, Dec, %, 1879.
g. j. KENDALL & Co., Gents wish to
add my testimony in favor Of your invaluable
liniment. "KendalPS SPAWN Cure" In the
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In April 1873 began to think / should be
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KendalrS SPAWN Cure

Is sure in its effects, mild IN It's action as it
does not blister. and yet IL is penetrating
and powerful to reach any deep seated pain
OF To remove any bOny growth or any other
enlargement, If used for several days, such
rs SpayinS. splintS, curbS, callOuS, SpTainS,
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Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.
ALL DRUGGISTS have it or can get il for
you, or II will be sent 10 any address on re-
ceipt Of price by the prOprietOrs.
DIR. II. j. KENDALL & CO.
EnOsburgh Falls, Vermont.
CnTn nv ATT nnTTnnTCTC
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