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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03
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Mr.. DE we're Davenport hHl'Hr4 read
ius The letter 'h'' ,'fNAN' AAI l-,' n7''-ii
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ii - ihe Nc""" 'H'e.'t' 'A'' y a. A""i''''-
10 her 'n a coarse 'i''"" ''"- H"i'' li.'N
Nhc looked al ihr gentleman N..ltI- ~'
NInLn" reading 'ac morning HSlH.d-
MAUD 'A'ni"'I.hS ) A'.N'u most CON
t.asNeiN ht Tie news !" '-4' f"ei' NJ
I'A'ynp"T- H.''ef NHH'"'- Nt!'e' '-4t D'f
SOD mara hA'u 'o"''" VII 't'i' sac
summer between Newport ana Saratoga.
and. a. a ua'aral consequence he "oa.l
JOIN olr pas =" iAai poor 'ii1e NA-i
must no; ( leo anu me
Mr.. ba'e-..ri looked SHARPLY lp from
H. paper
Nv ha'' the reason, 2'h suppose
Maud cousin ea'. hurt heF' AID il seems
sA4lAv 3, "'pI''' "'i '' "l' - A''''
Mr.. Davenport iA.H' handsome i'p' re-
!aNtd into 4 cola ''""e. care ''i men
never iA'nA oi e-th iii4.S'' u-'' ny "tl' I'll
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and hv yrTiAiriH - poor. N-Fi,'>t- J-'
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03

A sad looking man went into Bur
lington drug store Can YOU give me-" b.
asked something that will drive from my
mind the thoughts of sorrow and bitter rec
ollection?' And the druggist nodded and
put him up little dose Of quinine and
wormwood, and rhubarb and epson salts
and dash of castor OIL and gave it to him,
and for six months the man couldn't think
Of anything in the world except new schemes
for getting the taste out of his mouth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03
A Sure Remedy,

Persons of sedentary habits, such as cler-
gymen, lawyers, and merchants. who suffer
from want Of appetite, Palpitation, Debility,
slight Constipation and other nameless all,
ments, will find the Peoples Favorite Tonic
Bitters sure and safe remedy. See adyer-
tisement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03

The newspapers are wondering who
will take General Sherman's place if h.
leaves the army. We don't know who will
but we know who would like to. Addres,
with return stamp or call in person at thi,
Office. Same old number. Climb up till
you faint and then walk along dark hall
till you smell thunder. Enter boldly, ask
without fear for the military editor. Don,
you dare to bring poem with you.(-Bw-
lngtOa Hdpkeue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03

away.
Il think it is very singular that nobody
cane | wonder if"
Snr never finished the thought. for she
suddenly discovered pair of the handsom-
est gray eyes she had ever seen. looking
cautiously and admiringly at her; and they
belonged to a young gentleman who vas
dressed in the most nobby Of travelling suits.
with t.nicst diamond studs in his linen. and
an immaculate. pale-gray tic.
Il be- your pardon. but would like to
inquire II YOU know where the Cleveland
Farm ls -
What charming voice 1t was. and how
gracefully he lifted his hat. and hov-oh
how handsome those half-smilIug gray eycs
were
Maud lookcd dcmurely up in them.
Cleveland Farm is lust about two miles
in that direction. where the clump % trees
are"
The handsome gray ewes followed the a.
rcc'lon indicated, and then came back 20 the
sweet. g.r.ish face
Il expected somebody would meet mr y
but ! dare say the detention was unayoid-
able
Al at once Il flashed over Maud. IA, va.
Zone of the children" invited 10 come over
fo the farm. II seemed absurd In th.uA of
max ug such a mistake: hat It Grandma
Cleveland alWay, called her married daush
irr- "isc s,r.>. VA, should not ;hy self
same "s,ri,, >peAA of their fami, a, the
children"
Then a ro-u.,h little snap Of mischief
flashed Zip ,u MA.i, csc,.
w ap did YOU expect TO b. mere F."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03
Sardines.
HOW sPooPESDYKE OPENS THEM.
Brooklyn Eagle.

.
Look here, my dear" said Mr.. Spoopen-
I dyke, tossing over the laces and ribbons in
/ his wifc's bureau drawer. whats become OF
1 the can opener. don't see il anywhere"
What do you want Of it" asked. Mrs,
| SpooPendye, huttering up to protect her
trinkets, and trying to gain little time.
| 81 want to open some sardlnes with it, '
/ retorted Mr.. Spoopendyke, abandoning the
drawer aud hunting through the work hask
/ ct. Think | wanted 10 comb my hair with
| il? Well, don't want some sardines.
4 What have YOU done with it ?"
You might take your big knife, recon-
mendcd Mrs. Spoopendyke. "rhe large
blade is Just the thing for that
Mr.. Spoopendyke seized the knife and
! bored away at one corner Of the box. while
| MS wife looked on with considerable dis
/ tress
[ Hadn't YOU better put paper under the
I box loull get oil all over the table cloth
| suggested Mrs. Spoopeudyke
NO. won't either" said Mr. Spoopen-
| dyke, As the kuif" plunged through and the
I uil spattered. Serve YOU right II | did"
/ he continued. pIoughlng away at the tin.
While the grease hcw in al directions lit
would teach you to put the can opener
h,,,..l -, a, ,, a,iI ,b,. - i,' S
I be yelled. the blade slipped out and
/ closed mp on ms fingers
Did YOU hurt yourself. dear ?" asked
/ Mrs Spooprndyke. auSIou>ly.
No, | didn't bgr: myself gr!uned Mr
/ Spoopcnlyke The dod gaStcd knife struck
. the bone, or ! would have been dead with
agony an hour ago, Give me some ether :"
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03
A Self-Made MAJ.

HON Nh. BKUCF ROSE FROM As HuNBLr
cuLoKEp BOY To BE UNITED STATE.
sE>lruE.
4 Washington letter SAYS. Senator
Bruce. who Sot, Out 10 give way for George
- THE .Ast ot h.S race, doubtless, for wears
% come, ~ the Senate. lie Q, now the only
colorcd man IN either branch Of Congress
li the Youngest Df the Senators lie told
me ,'pr, the other day about himself
" hich have i.eard before, but | think II
has never been Ia. PRINT. The late Senator
BaIy Of Missouri ,a> anXlou, 10 have a
pension bill passed one day for 4 constituent
and came over to the Republican side 'o a,A
support for .. lie approached the oO.orrI
Senator from M,,...,ppi. and said
Nov lopk here, HrIcr, vote for this
won't yo42 | only S4ut another vote or
iso. and you eau carry u through for me
Il d, mcr.tor.yIs case.
"Ccr;atuly' sad senator Bruce. '.you
know, Senator, that / have AWAY. been
Wiling % d0 You a-y favor yOu asked
"D-n 4. ST. rcp,3rd the Missouri Scna
tur, Il never asAcd You q favor IN my life
i.i fh,- moment"
"On, yr> you have" replied Bruce. 'You
may remember once. many wears ago, that
ynu ~erc gong from st. Lol, down the
r.vrr On 4 steamboat. and YOU were hurr,.ng
along 10 catch the boat with d b.s ,a.isr.
You passed a .i,t,e barriootcI muiatto. aal
,4.d Here yol ll,tlc black rascal. take
thls sali,e and come on With me The boy
took the handbag. ard when YOU came near
the boa; yua saw It was about to push 0H
aai YOU ran on ahead and Jlst crossed the
gang plank a. IL vas drawn IN The boy.
however. had no, been able TO keep up with
yuu and arri, ed too late You stood on the
lover deck and yelled. throw that yalI,r
aboard, you id black rascal. can't ~
~I,hou, my s4!lse But the boat had moved
out un,ll the boy W4s afraid Il would fal.
besides, lie expected to receive a quarter fot
CARVING il. and You had. apparently. for
gotten all about that The ya.!,e va, not
thrown. and you made the captain OF the
boat come back 10 the dock aga.u 10 set il,
aaI the DO, collected the quarter. NOV,
DO YOU remember hat circumstance, Scna.
yurJ" concluded Bruce.
II 10" admitted senator Bogy.
Well" ,aid Br,.cr. II Nj, N. lit,l. mn
la,to boy ,h,, carried Your yll.,e, aud am
l,t a, ready 10 accommodate ,ou to-day a,
/ wa, then. Iii vote Tor your BILL"
Bruce Va, the hr,t col6rel man Who ever
presided over the United State, senate, and
he va died 10 the chair b, Senator Hoar
of Massachusetts,. II va, a notable coInci-
dence that when the first Of his race to be
called To a chair at a National convention.
he received again he ga,el from the hand,
Of the same man at Chicago last June.
The first colored man to occuny the sneak
ers chair in the House Of Representat,ye,
va, Ramsey of Soutb C,rolin. He w.s
,.,,reJ tberr ~ Sneaker HI.ine wbareunoI,
j.Ige psrker Of Missouri nroceedeJ IN aB-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03

(NJNst AlI-TIlN ,-.ystt l..J g. ease t4s
- cI-4. aud arrest rf.4ar arar and decline. -. -
tiil z ---l-i f llf1-'4' ta f'a.'t t--' -
ifE~ fA.- NlirtHt ard lHt5l j. TL $50 hlf sitf ~
and strength o. ilHr- rs isarif fi t- trl''al
st-ts ~ ls -i~as ltts A- assll !afrs isl If.' =
atf. utH l.ir IT, 'ftlr, process nf -i--l'f ul
" i5t a.r .- % mad, and tis puerss q i.-.ass aud
1eas.5Tv arrrrtsd
MALT BIIfEKS Ar, PREPARED vrAsHf ff-isoaffiio1
fr,ul auallau 4 AELEl MALI aud H1t =. and ttlA-
ur4t themselves g. Causuuttis.- and tl>s ot tuu-
.uInptiyr Itu1eucy- d. .eatc fsl.Hrs and N'lkls
tlr-u. b. ie Aged and tr tt A"rHuus and 'n tft Men
tAl. and Fy,.a.y Irstrate1 iH. lrst saftsi and
qtsfsrfI. restorative ftt covered l ut i.ite
Asa iT MALI BIErEE- prepared t5 ttr MAIL hlI AS
CoEFAA1. and that even bptJit hssrs ti- lEAbt
MAKE LaBtL. dav ssued and enclosed lu "ave lines
MALT BIrTERs arr for sale by al irusgists-
llrle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03

The Roman correspondent of the Lon
don Standard telegraphs some unpleasant
rumors regarding the health of the Pope.
He says that the Pope's bodily condition is
giving serious uneasiness to those about
him. He is said to be suffering from the
same nervous excitement and general un-
easiness which drove Cardinal Nina to re-
sign his office as secretary. It Is whispered
that his n,alady is not due altogether to
natural causes. His nervous affection is
such that he becomes irritable to a singular
degree with those about him, imagining
them all to be traitors. "Ghe result of this
is that he is left in a condition of isolation.
which makes matters worse"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03

A letter from Florida says: The orange
season is fairly under way, and every boat
down the St. Johns is loaded with hundreds
of boxes of this delicious fruit, taken at
every landing from the head of navigation
for the smallest craft to Jacksonville.
Orange county alone will this season furnish
more than three millions of oranges to the
Northern markets,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03
l'ostrp.
0 MAY I Join the Choir Invisible.

0 May l Join the Choir Invisible.
q NAV Join the choir inVi.'Ale
Of thos immortal dead who live sgain
In nind- made l,ettcr 10y their pre-. nee ; live
a. PULSES stirred a generosity.
In deeds OF daring rcctiiudc, IN scorn
For mi,er able aims that end IN self.
In thoughts sublime ihsi pierce the night Ike
-rsr>.
And win their mild persistence urge mans
search
To ,a,t.r issues.
30 To 1--we is he IVcn.
To make undSing music in the world.
Breathing ~ beaut-oIs order that controls
" itb gruNi Z sway the growing III Of man.
- We inherit that sweet puriig
70 which we struggled, fail i. and agonlEch
" nh " d.niug retrospect that bred d'~p7ir
Rebellion a. that would not b, ~ubdued,
4 vicious parent shsming I'll ~ chi
Poor anxious pcnlirnc' j. quick d's>oiN'd'
It. ! .rorls qu-n,h he'd by meeting harmonics
Died va the large ani charitah air.
Ani all our rarcr, better iruor ~cit.
That >ohhsd rrll-IJJ>lN 10 N"Arn NJ song.
That watched 90 -a.c the burden of the world.
Laboriou.ly tracing what mu-t ho.
And " hat ma, vet D., hrti'r-~Aw within
\ worthi"r image for the sanctuary.
Aud shaped It forth b furr the multitude
nNiurlS humau. raising Nur-htp 80
To higher reverence mur- mixed with love
Ih.t i-siier .,lf n ti live tiil human ,im"
Shall fold IT. cy,-iii.. ani the human ~
b., gathered Ike a scroll within thr tomb
Unread forever
Tn. T. NJ. 10 cone.
which marfyre,l mru have nair NOR" glorious
For ~ 10 strive To follow MaN r.a'h
That rurs.t heaven. %. 20 other sHu5-.
The cup of siren N 20 some great agony.
E1sind'e generous a. raor. feel pIrs love.
Rrstt the smiles that hAsy uu elu 'iN-
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28


The 18th day OF December, A. D.,
ALI o'clock A. NJ,
The following deseFl6ei..re estate,
ing ihs property ol hugh NJ, laugh
deceased situate ~ tie clly OF WIN!
ton, and bonEled and described
follows, To wit NJ. l. All lhat eeIl
lot nf land with lltffe-Nlo1Y pr
dwelling house thereon erected bes
ming on the tasteflF stit al MAdl
street, between II fIgltii aud Siiili slfe
AT II distance oi lhiee hui ditu
eighty. six feet aud sX ibches soa1lu
from the scuttefl5 siGe 9i hlblh
at the nnrtherly side oi .tli hlitt t9al
from Madison ftfeet Ia " Nln4'aI ~
thence easieriy Hldug iht sall sue y
alley and parallel la Aluth sltees tlsu
seven feet 10 the westerly sue ol
feet Wide alley, lttepee naflliyi!
parallel In Madison sIitgl slAtteh.
thence wester y aud PafattL ~ >
street aIghly-seNen feel To llie satu ,t rea
ly side OF Madison Street, anu t''
thereby southerly sixteen i'tt ,..isess w
place OF beginntngt Hith lAe Pitftfs
lhe said alleys. ..#z.a,i,
No 2. Beginning on me "'s.eiti
OF Bennett stree tn i=lt hhid Guy ~, y.
mtngtnn between Eighth Altets
TAYLOR street at the dlslAHce u ~
feet from the BoTthelly tt4t " -
street thence westerly through 'ile en
sion wall of HE adl9ihlHs It,'t,, 5.PI',
south and Taradtl Win Eisi.Sl I.-,.s'., M
stxty-tWo feet figtHna oHt U II ,ae
To the easleFly side eoi an NIP 5,6i ~ tbf
wide running into tlRtlsb :, -, a. 90 'ey nol
with the said side OF ihe .aiu ~ ma
er v parallel with RenteH n. MI,
feet To stake, thence tAsleAy tSe n
with Eighth streel a-d M ln"sn s-Ia,tb Il
sion wall OF the hntl - On " .tas WI 10
two feet fiSe and a Ilariti 1isaL u ,,fasL
said westerly side oil htili.. Iva =, re- ieet
thence thereby soulhtlIS 4tNs'i,vo 3,vo Il
the place OF begthnih- ~, aanlg gNh
brick house thereon eresttl "ue
use OF said alley ...z.,sfly add
Heaid a. nj the DISTANCE es VIM, ,Ne
feet from the Intersection o. 9.,,ty ,4
side OF Head street AMI tsln.ns,, ~ Ses ,ys
of Avenue A, or a stfei ltt9eed aan' mid
IL through the middle oi tan ~, aGidl
wall between this house anu =,tniirel
ing one on the north hlle ,aI,s nii taed
tu,T feet six Inches 10 sian I'D
eoutherly parallel Will ii.osce iiesaip eastl
tWetty. 1--we feet TO q SAX : tt',,,ia t.,i,, 4
ly and parallel Win Ninches1
hundred aud two feel ann s'4 4strpet. 4
,,,a fnrasaid side OF Heald aa,,tT. stt9S
nc ,tie,a. = ~ thayaby n0rlherlY lNnI,y
feet 10 the place OF beg liii'D7 D'.71,scted.
.,orv IRA, hOuse thereon tl ,',,d teri
atyendance will be given .,h.,ce a,IH aius
made KnoWn nj the TINE an. P1aHEY,l
said by CATH haht.s Administrator
or by her Ali95n1PSo I, i,9,5,nPSoNd
VICTOR poro.
Attest j. NJ HousMAS,' orohan, Cod
THOMAS NJ. oGLE, Auetlol9letf9ll,a ,llt f9ll,agtdec64
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

MORE FRAUDS AT WARRINGTON
The New York Sun says: "Tnvesti-
cations are now going forward at
Washington, which, it is said, will
throw the Star Route frauds and the
Howgate embezzlements entirely into
the shade, and involve persons hold
ing high place in serious trouble.
The decentralization caused by civil
war, and long possession of power by
one party, have produced their natural
fruits in organized plumber. The new
Administration has a great oppor-
tunity to purge the public service Of
these and kindred vices but the dan
ger is fear of exposure which may
react against the party"
There is the rub-the fear OF injury
to the party. The Garfield Cabinet
did not care for the injury to the Stall
warts, and why should lhe new ad-
m nistration care for the injury to
the Half breedA2 We hope that Presi,
dent Arthur's hands may be clean,
and that for the sake of the country
he may determine to improve upon the
late administration and form aGabine,
that will investigate every part o
every Department of the government
1t Roscoe Conkling would only turr
upon his enemies in his own party and
expose all the rascality of the Hayes
administration he would render the
country such valuable service that hi,
name might again become popular III
all the States, and Mr.. Arthur be ex-
cused for placing the New Y ork Sena
tor in his Cabinet.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
TYR. roDps FAMILY MEDICINES.

No. 5, for Dyspepsia and Constipation
No. lh tor bIarfbga DS sentery and Choi-
era lniantum No. -, for Bflghts DIs-
etse and Jtuef diseases Of the X idneys
No. ~ for Coughs and Uids No. 70, foT
Coughs, Bronchitis and Lung Difficulties;
No. 50. lpr a asthma, Group aud Hhoopinn
C0uRn Nos and ~. iuT CataTTh No.
Is, for Hoarseness and Sore Throat Nps
~ and 30, Diseases Gf the Blood and Skin,
Nos. "a ana - Chronic Infinmma Ion o.
the Bowels stomach, Kidneys, Bialder
Womb, etc; Nos - aud u, Neuralgia
kneumatlsIa and Gont; No, 81, foi
Worms No. ~ Functional ID sease OF Int
II HeaTt No, ~, ior Nervous y eakhess
No. %, Diseases ni the EAR No. loo, Pie
yentlve Of smallpox, Specific Nos. Ia
and 10. Fever, Al que all low types OF Fe-
Yer, Malarial Diseases generally No. lis
10 regulate the Menstrual Dikcharge
AmenotrhaeA, Dysmeunrrho8a, etc. No
10. Incontinenee Of Erlue In Children
No. 10, Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
Impotence, etc.
These Medicines are especially prepareL
and can be relied upon 10 cure Inc bis.
eases for which they are recommended Il
Price 40 cents and II per bottle. For sale
by druggists and the Proprietor, Dr
James Todd rO0.l4 No. l. Almond huild.
ing, >. W. cor Slh aud Market streets
entrance on Eighth street. Wilmington
Delaware.
Persons suffering from any chronic dis
eases will do well To cpusutt Df. Todd
Treatment, including medicines, 81
01fiee hours: Tuesdays ana Fridays ftun
IL. IN. to p. M, and IRON II p. m
all Other DAYS except sunday.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

FEMALE SOCIETY .-What makes all
men who associate habitually with wo-
men superior . others who do not2-
What makes that woman who is accus.
toned, to, ami at ease IN, the society of
men, superior TO her sex IN general?-
Solely because they are In the habit of
free, graceful, ontinued conversations.
with the other sex. Women in this wsv
lose their frivoiity, their faculties awaE.
en-, their delicactes and pecullaritIes un.
fold all their beuuty and capltyation
IN the spirit OF intellectual rivalry. And
the men lose their pedantic, rude, de-
clamatory, or sullen manner. The eoip
of the understanding and heart changes
continually. Their asperities are rnbbed
on, their better materials polished and
frightened, aud their richness, like gold.
is wrought into finer workma ship by
the fingers OF women than Is ever could
ee bv those of men, The IRON and steel
of their characters are hidden, like the
character and armor of z iaut, by studs
and knots of gold and precious stones.
when they are not wanted in actual war.
fare.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
MONDAY. NOvEMHER IS. 1851.

THE CITY COUNCIL MEETS tonight
to consider very important matter.
It is nothing short of a request that
one Of the avenues of the city may be
given up to the use of the railroad
companies without adequate compen-
sation. Railroad companies are ex-
pected to buy the right of way. But
in our city they have managed to Sc
cure passage over the streets with
ont purchase and this is an effort In
the same direction. The Council has,
therefore, very difficult case to de.
eide. But it Is its duty to look at the
matter in business view-to try to
determine in favor of the best inter-
ests involved to our city. We should
sndeavor to encourage every indus
trial enterprise that will give labor to
our people. The road bed of Christi
ana Avenue is of little or no use to
ths city at present, and is not likely to
be tor long time to come. The
Council would therefore, be justified
in allowing the railroad companies to
lay tracks upon it on very reasonable
conditions. 1t is not advisable that
they should be allowed full possession
Of the avenue. But ii is wide enough
to accommodate all the companies,
and the public too. For long time
the cars will be run upon it very sell
dom, and they would therefore form
very little obstruction to the general
travel, Should the Council refuse the
use OF the avenue to the railroad com
panies, improvements in that section
might be delayed, and we think this
would be more detrimental than the
embarrassment arising from the OBJ
structions which the cars passing and
repassing along the street would occa.
sion.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28

ktok SALE.-A building lot on the X.
A. W. corner OF stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
o. .ne Wilmington Western II. r., ~
ieet 'front.' on on r. Il. Avenue, and 81 icet
front on stroud street. West Wilmington,
Apply AT this Office. n
The daily gazette., 1881-11-28
NOTICE.
H,ATER DEPARTMENT.


WILMINGTON, Del., Nov. Q, ssh.
NorIcE TO WATER RESTEHs All per-
sons VINO nave suid property during the
pres mt year must give Notioe In wiring
10 the Res lstrar at The ofiice of the water
Department he ore the 3Jth day Of No
vemuer, Issl, ami insert IN the notice the
name OF the purchaser and the number
of the property purchased. Othrrwi g
they viii be- held liasls for the water
rent TO- the next year.
A lsu ali persons VINO may wish 10 di =
continue tue use OF the water OF any por.
tiou of IL must give notice a, above aud
pay 81 Tor drAwInS the ferTule.
No alteration Will be made IN any bill
after the above uRte.
ThUM AS NJ. OGLE.
nov3 eodtl9 ll31 Registrar.