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is to. be hoped that his connection with the
school may continue. His influence will be
felt very deeply during the next generation.
The Baptist Sunday School gave an
Entertainment in the Town Hall, Thursday
Evening March 3rd, consisting of Music,
REGULATIONS and Tablcaux. The Hall was
well filled. and the exercises passed off very
pleasantly Proceeds amounting to S26,
go for the benefl Of the School Library.
We wish that those people who attend such
entertainments as the above, and who 20
early to get good seats, would remember
that the persons who 81 behind them also
want 10 see, and that it is good manners to
III down. and keep down. Those who take
par, in such entertainments nigh, also re-
member that if they form a row in front Of
half the audience. the view Of their backs
becomes monotouous after half an hour.
Ron.
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I The ..,'.e village Of Prospect Harbor
VA, FRIDAY afternoon March +. thrilled uirh
B horror 10, a terrible oa.ami,, which Visited
one Of ia, residents. Al abol, three O'Clock
flames were discovered ia the residence %;
Mr.. John Naupclu. vino dwcit near the
Cnerrhr.I lee Cos buildings. The lame,
spread over the building 50 rapid, tina, DID,
Tie could be accomplished hy way Of saving
the household effects. though there va, an
abundance, Of "aler al hand
When everything haj been done that the
citizen, could do to arrest the progress. Of the
flames and II was seen that the house must
be consumed the people were Mortified TO
learn thar Mr., Nanceau vas not to be found
search was at once began. and when It was
too late to effect a rescue the body OF the
unfortunate woman Vas discovered lying on
the floor Of her chamber, whittier she had
gone unobseryed. and contrary to the eN-
press command Of her son. who had pre-
yiously prevented her from entering the
burning house. All efforts to regain the
body were fruitless until the flames had done
their work, and the structure had fallen in.
the charred remains we're recovered in the
cellar. whittier il had fallen as the house was
consumed
No language can describe the feelings Of
the agonzed husband aud relatives. as they
realized the sad fate the poor woman had
suffered. while the presence Of Mrs. Van
ceau in the house vas not known. and seems
a mystery il is but just to state, that no
blame can be attached to anyone. Had it
been known that she was in the midst of the
flames there were many brave hearts and
stout hands that would have brayed the dan
ger incurred to effect her escape.
Mrs. '. was an estimable woman about
sixty years Of age, and was highly regarded
by all who knew her, for her many excellent
qualities of mind and heart. Her presence
will be greatly missed in the little village Of
her nativity. The sympathies of the entire
community are drawn towards the deeply
bereaSed husband. Mrs. V. was a second
wife and bore TO her husband no issue
The funeral services over the remains
were held in the church at Prospect Harbor,
Sabbath afternoon conducted by Rev. A. T.
Palmer. The well filled church, the many
expressions of regret for the deceased, and
sympathy for the stricken family and profn-
sion of flowers and eyergreens bore eloquent
testimony of the feelings of the people
March Z. p.
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-koads are muddy.

Roads are muddy.
Ed. Chase set out TO have runaw ay
on the icy streets. Consequences, bruised
knee. and demoralized pung.
An exhibition of the academy scholars
was held in the Congregational Church Fri
day Evening, March 4. They deserved a
large attendance, but the storm was against
them.
In my notice of the death of Mrs. bar
ling, last week. it should be stated that she
died at Mrs. c. A. Barrett's, instead OF
''Basset's' as was printed. A misread-
ing of the type setter probably.
Town Officers elected Monday, March
:, 1881:
Moderator-A. {. Peters.
Town Clerk-Jos. z. Thomas.
Selectmen, Assessors &e,-H. W. John
son, Eben W. Mayo, Francis ID. Long. All
reelected.
Treasurer-Issac Merrill.
AGENT. VI. Garland.
4l700 was raised for Schools, and the
town voted to /, to substitute '.Greenleaf,
for Fish-h obinson.in Arithmeties, which is
as it should be.
The winter term of the Academy closed
Tuesday afternoon March LIST. The scholars
have evidently been thoroughly instructed
and deserve much credit The teacher A.
E. Herrick, Esq, is a very good one and it
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C. {. Burrill is Age, and Attorney foi
the oldest, largest and best Insurance Com
panies of this Country anu England and hi'
rates are as low as at any 5ther Ag,r.cy. A
partial list Of Companie> represented arr
the lEtna and PhPnix. o. Hartford, Home
and Hanover Of New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe. lmpe--Al and Northern
Of England, and Springhe.- Fire and Ma
rine Of Mass, which Companies are admit
led TO be the most reliable ly all who have
examined the standing of far various Com
panies Give him a call and see for YOUR
self before insuring elseshert His Office i,
on State street. with Hancock Co, Saving,
Bank. and over "Aken's store Aft
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franklin.


The ice is fast breaking up in the bay.
Most of the teams have come out OF
the woods.
The public temperance meeting has
been postponed till Saturday night, March
u.
The firm of Crippen 4 Murch have been
numbering here this winter their logs are
going to Sullivan to he sawed at the Milton.
The Franklin Extension mine is down
one hundred feet aud lumber is being sawed
and the contractor goes 70 \. H., to take a
contract there in a mine
March :.
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ExGov. GarceIon's Accounts.

AUGUSTA. March :.
The ,esolve relating to unsettled accounts
with Thea State provides that the Governor
and Cousil be and hereby are empowered
10 adjust5Ll unsettled accounts existing be
tween y State and Alonzo Garcclon. and
for suR purposes shall have full power to
send TOR person, and paper. and adopt such
measures as the rights OF the State ma, de
maud. and either the Governor or Council
NAV cause such proceeding 10 he instituted
as shall fully protect lie interests of the
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-fa>t Buchill Formerly called McIIurds
is situated cas-, Of B.uehil Bay. Ten years
ago !, vas place Of no Importance, and
none supposed il would ever be- Blu, about
,hi, time Capt; g. W Collin, moved ID and
being one Of those men who 20 through tile
world With ewes open he saw tina, there was
privileges here, that capital and industry
would develop He vas bound TO turn the
dice Oh, the right number appeared. Trad
,us. numbering. canning HOLSTERS. quarryiug
and even mining ha,, all proved success.
through the mpc'u, gwen by h,- energy.
and TODAY. last Blueh,l. can boast II he-
in- one Of the most thriving little village.
Ia the county During the ll>; nine wears.
ucu., scyen'y-htc buildings har, been
erected including ehlrga. pr.tut'i.p aul ,
bail Three granite vhanrs aa5 nam
hundred feet oc granite ,bc.i, have also I-ea
hH., HONE Talent hl. also be,u dove.
opel, of ahaH ma, De- mentioned that 81
/. J. Miller who aa, lrau from 'a, r'a.h
grant. ~.sae huc specimens % aa4ar,
N4r.a 3 g. AIMS
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No. 10.
BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American.


N Ut II \. MaTtW y
House-Mr Perry. the newly elected mem
ber from Minot District. took hi seat. The
following communication was received and
read
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
WASHINGTON, March J.
T. Hon l.. H. Hutchinson. Speaker o'' the
House Of Representatives., state of NI.Re
sIR:-l have this das foru arded TO the
Governor my resignation a, Senator 10 the
United States from the State Of Name To
take effect this day Yer, Respectfully,
IANfp> {, RI .rNE
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Secretary Kirkw0od's Successor.

bt> NOUNS. March :
Judge J. ". MIlal Of sion county, j,
appointed by Goyerasr Gear. a. kirkWood',
successor Judge MsDal VA a member Of
the - and A CenErc,>e>. and also Of the
electoral commissieu.
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Hop Bitters so freely advertised in all the
papers, secular and religious, are having a
large sale. and are suPplanting all other
of the Hop plant. and the proprietors of
these Bitters have shown great shrewdness
and ability in compromising Bitters, whose
virtues are SO palpable TO every ones obser-
yatIon.-Eraasisl es and Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-10

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility, Liver Complaint, BOils, Hnmors,
Female Complaints. etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W. Fowle < Sons, Bos-
or lYr50
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The Fusion Caucus.

The fusionis;> had quite stormy session
this evening in their cauel, FOR L : Sena-
ator. There were three candidate,- Gov.
Plais,ed. John {. Talbot. member Of the
House from Machias, aud Gen. Samae. J.
Anderson Of Portland were the candidates,
the main contest coming between Plai>;ed
and Talbot. No nomination Ua> maze. bat
the caucus adjourned until Tomorrow even
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Mass temperance Convention.

hH>ToN. Mass. March :.
The Mass temperance Convention Of
olergymen he-e dan, va attended by
abou, coo delesa;e> |, Wa' determined 10
ask for = constitutional. amendment; pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale Of liquor.
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HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
by always at hand. 1t cures Coughs. Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. In
huenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 bot
tie. lyr3j
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Cold Hands and feet.
Hoods Sarsaparilla,

Sold by al druggists. Pfioe "a; or six for
So Prepared BY G. /. HOOD & CO., Apoth-
eearies, Lowell. Mass.
1y6bcnrm
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Cotton Mill Damaged BY Fire.

TAUNTON. Mas. March :
\ f-c occurred tonight a the spinning
and car4.ng building OF Charles Alhro',
cotton mil. The damage 70 the building
and rnscalncr, = estimated a, 80 900.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Pound at Last.

\ stove polish that will not iy nor smell.
makes nice Black Polish. Try it. Agents
wanted. Apply at Osgoods Photograph
Rooms, Ellsworth. Maine. 3wlO
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Business Notices.


Tickets for all points wee via, Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had Of c. c. Barriil st the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland by INSIDE line Of steamers.
Y and see him before purchasing else where.
lstf
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIoSAL.-rr AZ 10 80 A.
VI. and 2. VI. sabbath school in tae after
noon. al - o'clock. NJ.
BAPTIST Presiding al and I-2 P VI. Sab
bath School st ! 2. n. eekly Prayer Meet
ing, Tuesday evening 81 l-2 O'Clock.
UNIEARIAN.-t hurcb serN ice at rs aud :
7. NJ. sunday school at z. VI.
CATHOLIC. -Hresching n 10 i2 O'Clock A.
NJ Sabbath School at 9P NJ.
NETHoDIsT.-rreschin al ? sad : 7 NJ
Sabbath School NJ 7. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NFETING-eVerys sun
day AT ) 81 z. NJ. st Temperance Hall.
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Republican Senatorial Caucus.

The republican members Of the lcgi,la-
ture held a caucus to-dal. and nominated b,
reclamation, on motion OF Senator Emcry. Of
Hancock. Hon. Wm. 7. FRYE. a, a candidate
for L. ;. senator TO I'll the vacancy occa-
stoned b, the resignation of senator Blaine.
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The Weather,

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office Of the C1.rf Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, ID. & Mar. g.-lA.N
Indica'J ms
For New England, .alrea,ing cloudines>
and rain. wind shifting 10 easterly, station
ary temperature and loser barometer.
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1t i reported tina; the Governor Nil veto
the senator end representative apportIon-
..... IL
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-Hood'> Sar>apar.a is made ot roots.
herbs, and hArN>. Il give, ton, io the ,tom-
arh and make, the weak strong Sold bv
DruE1i,'s.
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azInc~ eau al~aN> be obtained Al tiaics
Book Storc
We are under obligation, TO Mr.. +. J.
rcrrt. Of Washington for cop, Of the In
algura. Programme,
The officer, Of the new CIT, Govern
menl vii be sworn IN and commenc. the
dutic, OF 'helr of'icc ucN; MONDAY.
-Rcpre>,utau,c LYMAN :. Hopkins Of
Trenton va, 8; home 10 attend the annua.
town meeting and returned To Augusta.
TUESDAY,
The re, guatIon Of senator blaine la,
been received at Augusta and 10, Legislature
viii proceed to cleo, another senator on
Tue,da, the 10Th in,,
-nr. Gilman Cobb, va. IN Bar IIarhor
last vees securing suitable Office rpum, for
h.. paper. the To.lln. The hr,, number
will appear early ia Ma,
On Mouda, the e.,ic, Of Portland.
Lewiston, Auburn. Bs,h and Rosklaud held
their munlclp&. election. and al. vsr, hand
>omc., earned b, the Republicans.
The democrats lad pcric,; JAmbarr,.
noticeable feature, Of the entertainment
Mr. AIKEN mad, gallant h.h. fr tie
position 81 Manor. ou' the e'in"'nAi.'" OF
me 'rre"'S'Arf' ana democrats proved
too strong i'T him. Had he o'rn erected
ne ""-'A nave made al 'N'r''N' head Oh
onf CITY government
On the night of the ID some III. >-rrant
stole the hals4rI. from the fas -'ad. iu ;h4t
portion %; Franklin Au3Sn E-yp. .ui the
4.h Inauguration da,. found the Republican
hAs h'a'i'' from iAe ''Ah A. 'A'r'A a. ever.
j DO" 'aA' h'1'h "' INA" = l'''l''i'.'
'H'n u''A a. '''A''HS AA'i"'"' ''''H a
nag ''aH.
4 J. SHsa d IN Portland getting up au
ass,'sahie Mining COMPANY on TIE cN'eu-
SION Of his Jonesport VEN Il Mi have
5000 10 start on Ia Treasury. and cash 20
wJrA oa thereafter. Il a.! be- made Ip 81
Portland and Boston parties. lhr property
j, ou damn, Island. 90 Mason. h-t, At
Jonespor' The VEN j. 40 ,,ya' @pn feet,
and sad 10 be fall % Ta.rua. copper and
gold from - .nche- 10 Two fee, Wide.
Ii /. r,.,,,r.-d that ~ S,.!larI AZ
Nes y.rs la. secured ,h.. r.ofr,r. for
carving ,b, ma, trg,n Ellsworth 10 Ban
o., aud ak. f-,,,,, F.r.uur,h q, r. U,-h.-
/, j. also reported tina. W. Il. Mitchell Of
TN. eli, and other. have IA. r,o,rar, for
-,,r,i,,., 80. ,,,a fr,p, F.l.v,,,,, r. Esrs.-
ny, tn. Ch..rr,t.I5 81, F-,,.,,, r.,,,,..
: .,,3 90 b,,.. t.,. ....,,,..,i i,,. ,,,-,, ,o
W,.b;n,,o, r,. C5.r-,s,lt r,,,, -,
Sh.-. Ia. j.. ...,,r..l b., ! . smith -
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Notice of Meeting of Stockholders.

IT = time for the Annual Meeting Of the stock
L hslder- Of the Ea7. >uTry Mining COMFY haS iag
passed without said Getting being held. this J. t.
give notice that BY orer OF the boari of Directors
a special meeting Of the stockholders Of ~ad Com
pan1. will h. held at the Office 0f G. BurFin in
Ellsworth Maine, on saturday the 18th lay of
IArrh, 4. D., Isl, at two O'Clock Ia the after
noon fer the following purposes viz t. elect
officers for the yeah ending al the next annual
meeting To see ii the stockholders viii vote to
amend ur change article twenty hui Of the BY
laws which provides tnat the stock Of the Com.
pany shah be uliassessabie. 50 that said stock
shah be a--essable. To attend to amy other bu,i-
hess that may properly come before said meeting.
SAMUEL WATSON,
secretary.
Ellsworth, March Ist, 1881. Sw9
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-Beesase composed of malt and hops,
sithout fernsnfstion, Malt Bifters are pop
ular.
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In ,a, adjourned election. in ward ;va To-
day, the enrre democratic ticket "a, elected
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Notice of Foreclosure.

d. Bile Notice Is hereby given Ihal Silas Merrill
[ of Detiham, Hancock County Majna ~
his deed Of Mortgage dated October 9TH 4 II
1874, recorded in. Hancocs County Registry OF
Drets' book IA, page ~ conveyed us Hary ey
Moore and John b. Whitconb and Charlie II
Haynes, copartners as Whitcomb and HAYNES ali
of Ellis orth, in said County OF Hancock rertain
IS and described as follow to vii: t0nfainine
one hundrrd and siXty acres more or less being
the same premises conveyed by Richard p Raynes
Ell in Hancock County Registry Of DEEDS. Vol 10.
page 2l5 snd ~ said Merrill by deed Of sai,l MO-
and WEitcomb and Haynes, dated Octohe,
oh. 4. d., 1874, to which deeds referena. n rad
Now therefore the condition OF said Inort.ss,s,.
having been broken. We claim 30 fareeIose ~
same and give this notice for TINT purpose
HARVEY MOORE
J. Il. WHITCOMB
q. H. HAYNES.
Ellsworth, Feb. IS. tssl. s,ys
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AGENT. AVID cAxvAssERs

Make from el5 30 per week selling goods
orr. G.. RiDEOET co, 10 Barclay Street, New lork
Send for their Catalogue and terms lyr4
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surry

AT the annual town meeting the follow
ing officers were elected
Moderator Willard Treworgy
Clerk-Henry J. Milllken.
Selectmen. Assessors and OveTseers OF
Poor-H. Ii. Eldridge, c. b. Coggins. X.
T. Carlisle
Treasurer-F. II. Clark
Superyisor-Dr J. F. Manning
Agent Samuel WATSON.
Auditor-W Willard Treworgy.
COlector-M. NJ Morgan.
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Copartnershlp Notice.

At a Court % Probate holden at Bucksport, with.
in and Tor the County of Hancock. on the lhirl
Wednesday Of January, A. D., ISL.
MARY ". BROOkS. name,l ENecutriN In a Ger.
lu tain instrument purpOrtinx to be- the last viii
anil testament II John II Brooks, late ~ Castiue,
in sad county deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
nRpERgD-rhat the said Mary " Brooks, give
notice To all persons interested, by causing a copy
81 this order To be published three weeI
excessively IN the Ellsworth American, printed
IA Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be- held As Ellsworth, "a said County
on the second " Wednesday Of April next, AZ ten Of
the cIock IN the forenoon. and -hew cause Il any
they have, why the said Instrument should not
be proved, approved. aud allowed the las
Will an't testament 90 SAT- i-.'-a-et
Sss PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest '-tH MAS. 4 loKK, Register.
true copy. Attest - Has. 4. nuRR, Register.
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Board Of Trade Protest.

PORTLAND. March :
The Portland Board OF trade TO-DAY,
adopted resolution snsi The Railroad tax
bill nov pend .< Maine Legislature.
on the grour "a directed against the
Grand Tr ar, who's. Leased road.
the Ats 1aw7eacc. hy il, charter
i exempt. TAXATION uutl. H. earn
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-05

MIN Outfit furnished free. with full fnstruc-
XIII tions for conducting the most profitable
U[U business that anyone can engage in. The
Y~ business is so easy to learn. and our in
structiOns are so simple and plain. that any one
can make great profit from the very start. No
one can fail who is willing to work. Women
are as successful as men. Boys and girls can
earn large sums. Many have made at the
business over one hundred dollars in a single
week. Nothing like it ever known before. All
who engage are surprised at the ease and rapidity
with which they are able to make money. You
can engage in this business during your spare
time at great profit. You do not have to in
vest capital it. We take all the risk. Those
once. All furnished free. Address TRUE 4 Co.,
Augusta, Maine.
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CHICAGO 4 R'Y.

You are landed by the Union Pacific r. X in the
Union Depot at Council Bluffs, where stands the
CO NV. Palace Train, composed Of Pullman
Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping Cars, elegantDay
Coaches, Smoking. Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.,
ready to convey its passengers throug Iowa and
illinois, and into Chicago. Gliding smoothly
along over the superb track of steel rail through
thriving cities and villages, comfortably seated
in this train, one scarcely discovers the high
rate of speed which at he is riding. Trains of
this road are always on time, connections sure,
and passengers seeking pleasure. comfort. safe
tp and ease in travelling. will find the "North-
Western" in excess of their expectations, and
East. Insist upon Tickct Agents selling. you
Tickets via this Road all Agents sell them.
Examine your Tickets, and refuse to buy If they
do not read over this Road. II you wish the
Best Travelling Accommodations, you will buy
your tickets by this Route, ~ AND WILL
TAKE NO OTHER.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-05
IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL

TyU see what Improvements now exist as COM
pared with railway travel only q few years
ago, To become convinced of this, one has only
to. select for his route East the popular and well
known
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19
SenBon able Reflections,

Nothing is 80 exaspcrating to man with
a cold In his head as the sight of his wife
bending over fragrant hyacinth.
II you want TO come ont at the big end of
the horn this year, you must start in will,
something more than lopsdcd diary and
three cent pencil.
We've had our Thanksgiving turkey,
and 1t didn't agree with us. But VIC mean
to try 1t over again ii it takes our last cant
for blue pills anu stomach -bittcrs
It's very good thing at this time of tho
year to swear off; but the man who in
dulScs in seven cocktails and ''cobbler"
to celebrate the event and give hlm strength
to carry out his resolution is a tritlc too
enthusiastic to hold out long.
Ii you are weighed down with au over
powcriDg sense OF fullncss and too much
dinner, you had better give the seductive
pic wide berth. 1t requires great tact,
profound Judgment, aud coppcr-lined
stomach TO keep mnce pic from rearing
up on It's hind legs and starting out on tho
war-path against seven-eighths Of pound
OF turkey, plenty of ''stutlin'," five sweet
potatoes, seven pickles, three feet of ccc-
ry, quart of cranberrles and liberal al
lowance Of cider.
In tho short space of two months, Just
twelve hundred and sixty-threc and half
Q263.5) Bernhard Jokes have been fired
upon suffering puplic, and yet not one Of
them contained even the remotest alusion
TO the fact that Sarah Is about the size and
shape Of telegraph pole. 1t Is strange
that this important point should have been
overlooked.