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III
Fell, like cannon-shot,
Burst Ike q thunderhOi,
Crashed ike hurricane
Broke through the mass from below,
Drove through tho midst of the ioe
Plunged up and down to and fro,
Rode. 1las' ing blow upnn blnw.
Br3ve InniSk illInCs aud Greys;
Nhi"!!ng their sabreS III cLrces.of light
And some of us, all in amaze,
Who We're held for awhile from tho fight
. And were only staniinC at GAGS,
Mn9n the dark mu4lsd Russian crowd
Folded its wings from the left and the right
And io.ic:! the'm around like a cloud-
Gin mad for the charge and the battle were
When our own good rcd coats sank from sight.
Iike drops # blood in dark gray sea
And We: turned to each othor, muttering. oil
Lost are the gallant three hundrcd-the Heavy
II BrIgaGc"
But they rode like vietors and lords.
IhI"uEh tAe l9reStT OF laices and swords;
iNhsv rode. or tl:eY stouG at bay !; ''
Struck with the sword-aamd and slew;
rhe fGe from he saddle and threw
Under foot there in t!Ie tray:
Rageu. luxe storm, or stood like a rock
Ia tic ware of Il stormy day:
TIL Sldden!y, SHOCK upon sI"ck,
Stage 1edst b g mass 6rum witioat - s-a +
! For our men GallOped up with cheer and a
And the Russians surged and wavered and
Up t!le MI, up the hill. up the hill. out of the
-0 Fed, s...' 3D.. &"
Over.tl!e brow aud away. -..
go I -.. -E
Glory to each and to all and tho charge that
.--..- they made!
Glory to ali the tLreo hundred, the Heavy
BTGaue
rot" appended to the poem states The
three hundreSi'of the Heavy Brigade " ho made
this fHIE"us charge were the Scntt's Crews and
tho second squadron of the InmiskIIiIuTs tile
renihIi"ler st Ire II eavv Brigade smbStqucniIv
dasEIng up 10 thoir support. The three were
III i0tt, Scurletts alde-de-camp. who had hPen
riding by bio sirle, and tho truInpeter and
SheGnc' Iho orderly. wi o had been close behind
firr.'' ~
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I-Lr.-LLLY Yn

Geo W: B,9vs.4s sikr.hf pstz PrYv,dence r.
9uLed by Cu'icura-R esoI"edr Cttood purfer)
cures) OF Ria =oTm HpIpor g4t =, the Pesber's,
Theh spread all over hls Srs mex an dfRCe,
Tor ak yezrs 'esisted sll kinds treatment
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

=
H.A Rsvrrond .xA ud;,or iF.gwSsJ II syRi !
Jackson, hich .ras ctlted OF sea4s R~e dc N n 81
years duration By thi CutcntR ReInt dMs. :.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

HCHbMA. , = ~ : u y .Fi''t = hT'N.7l
Hoo. WIN: Tag or, Boston Ms l., poEIjs \ rtly
cured of hamor OF the face and scsIP (eczumA)
that had bren treated Iun uccessSuAy foritwslye
years by manyGof Boston g. bestt ph siciaus nd
m most noted specialists, as well As European a
thorites -.LL,'f ~. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

The Trumpet, tho gallon. tho charge, and
The might of the fix ht:
DOWN the hill. slowly, trousards of Russians
Drew. to the valley, aud halted ut last on the
height
With wing pushed ont to the left. and wing
to the TiGht; =.
But Scarlet was far en- ahead, and he dashed
up alone.
.Thr"uIh The great gray slope of mon
And ho -wlir!"d his sabre. he held his own,
Like an Emplishman, there and then: 2
Aud the three that were nearest him followed
.--,: with force o.. - =
WedEed themselves between horse and horse.
had made. '
Four %m1d HIn thousands; and up the hill. up the
Gollomed the gallant three hundred. the Heavy
% Brigade. -
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RespectfuiIY, j. G

The Cerrolton Mos Jou' nal says: The
giri who saves ali her kisses for her husband.
and risks final rup'ure with her sweetheart
rather than HcnuPfoDise her stand for pru>
denee, will he the wife whose sweetness will
not grow stale with her husband aud whose
honeymoon will never end. Respect, even
with'tke inpu1sive lover, will grow stronger
with woman's barrier against unwarranted
familiarity. The young man who can't put
up with hissweethesrt's resolution to be alb
s9lste mistress of her prudence is un>
worthy of her countenance. and the
sooner che gives him the grand bounce the
faster will she rise in the eyes of her own
and all sensible peoples respect.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

= N.S'EN BUSINESS now before the public
sF EAN' You can ma ke m"ne7 faster at work
for "a tbs n At anythlr = else. Capital needed
We will starI you s IL - day and upwa rds m ade
at home by the iadu~trIOus Men. N. bo vs.
Lnd girl' wanted every " here TO work for us-
Now ia the tlma. You work in snare time
only or give your whole time to the business You
can live at h"me snd do the work n" other brs-
in"ss will pay you yearly we'll No ooue can
tail TO make enormous nay by engaging once.
Cnatly Outfit and terms free Money plads fast,
eksily. and honorably. Address TRus Co.,
Augusta, Maine. Nov. -, lssI-ly
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: = = NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII No. II.
PoETlckl
CHARGE OF THE Heavy BRIGADE

q NEw York. Feb. es.-The following poem
lug. and r;as neen sent by cable TO the New York
H"aependT"t and will-anrear In its issue to-nor-
TOW 1t vs. entitled TIE Charye of tho Heavy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

MILK CRUST az" 'iN. '''F '0V7' VIII
Mrs. Bnvers. l43 C7ihtoh st. C!acip "a u EsbS. ts
of her siEt+r's child who as'clrad of nfIk Er6st
which resisted all res. eefss for years No V
tine healthy bor: with 6sautituI'heA6l ot tafrH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

C.70 WEEK. SI2 dav at home ea.ilx
'Y = rn.de C"stT Outf rec. AddrsraTRuE
= Co., Augusta. Maine. Hsrch S, I,sl-ly.
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Th The eharce of the gallant three hundred.
The heavy brigade
DOVE the hill down the hill, thousands of Rus
slams, 90.
Thousands of horsemcn drew to the valley
and STAYED.
For scaElett and scarIett's three hundred were
- riI!InE bv, ...,i. -....r
When is points Of the Russian lances.
And be called. Left wheel into line.' And
They wheeled and obeVed. -
q He knew not why.
Ard he turned half round. ard he bads
His trumpe;cr sound
TO the Charge and he rodo on ahead.
As he waved his blade
VIII never die.
.'Fo'low. ard mp the hill!"
Up the hill. up the hill followed TIE Heavy
Brigade.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21

FALLING ,EnIR "a
Fronk A. Bean Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston,
WAS cured of Al1pccia tayiina, iii IN az ha
th. Cnticura Res"ivent (heod nurifer intsrha II y
cures) externsly wH :h chh pIotely resIor cd hi.
hair when all 'uih e would 'l6ae It.
TREATMENT. .sd .rAYW 3 T5QFT
The Cuticuca treatment consistsin n tte 'inte nal
of the -CUticura RespSent: shes sew blood
purifier. and the ernstS pse' or Cutic1ra and
Cuticura Soap, the great skinscures.
CUTICURA. ;f--5-z7 ...E;,t J 7E.!-!-I.i11
REMxnIEs tor sale BIZ all drugeiats. Prise
of CurIcURA," Medicinal Jeiv, sm il boxes, Soc ;
large h.xcs. 81 CuFiouRA rREsoLyssri tha,u o 6w
blood purifier 8 per bottle: Cu1lorHA soar (:he
queen OF medicinal and toilet soeRE9. .25r CuTG-
cURA MEDICINAL SH tI~o 'Sohp. the. P-;ucirs (
depot, Weeks 6, T9utte1, oston. NIassI
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
Al Ilsul; TO the Democrats.

Th., is the vay the Bc..a>. 4ye feels
about -, Convention which rr-uomlnateG
Nr March The Congre,>ioua. Cua,,n-
ton az KoCk.4nl wa> but th.u.y attended.
There a4gl; 90 have been a fall contention
am more cH,al,.4>m in order 20 star; 4as-
thing ..ke a ,.SaEo4> campaign. Oue rea-
son dogtf.c>s w4> the short notice. Hay-
iug but little more than a weeks uu;.o,
there WAS no; sufficient time for towns
to elect d,lr-ajc- and IN distant parts of
the D.strlet. towns did no, get any notice
a, all. Waldo vas not half represented.
and there were bat very few delegates from
Hancock and Washington counties. The
Convention vas made up chiefly from knoN
and Lincoln counties. We learn that the
Convention was harmonious and tha, Mr
M4rch vas re-nom.nated by acclamatl9u.
TIE manner in " h.ch the canvass has been
managed Is open 70 very grave objections.
and il ha, been little less than an insult 10
the democrats Of the District who. Of course
will be expected 10 furnish votes and con-
trlbuuons 10 help elect the candidate and
it vii require good deal Of furbearauoe IN
order 10 work up much enthusiasm IN the
ranks Of the opposition in the District. Mr..
M4rCh and hls friends could. doubtless have
secured the same result had they, instead Of
attempting 10 procure q snap judgment
been willing to wait 10 secure united action
IN the Convention
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
Burdette Explains.

The "spoils system" my boy ? Well, its
system by which YOU don't get any Of the
spoils. Stamp it out2 WHY cert'nly;"
jump on It with both feet. What can We
see in such an iniquitous system for as A
'boss ? Why boss is any man who gets
more votes in convention than Your own
personal candidate. Dangerous, why Of
course ii is. \ carboy of -glvcerine is
the morning bottle Of the cradle alongside
OF HIN We will name our own .bos," and
then see who runs TINS machine The
machine p Well, it is that portion, or
rather faction, YES, faction of your party
that refuses 10 vote in CAUCUS as YOU tell
them to. Indeed it is; revolutionary. fac
tious and corrupt beyond al! measure Ger
tainl, We must break it up; smash il to
pieces. down with the machines, and if
these fellows aren't pure enough and pat
riotIc enough to vote as we tell 'em. read
them out Of the party. Tell YOU what. nv
boy, there's nothing going like independent
politics. When YOU get left in convention.
always come out independent, and come out
strong.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
The Last Of the Assassin.

Charles J. Guiteau, the assassin Of Pre-
i..ent Garfield, was hanged at the jail, where
he has been coni1ed siace his trial, on Fri
day at l2:4j T. VI.
Just before II o'clock, John W GuIteau
said TO a representative Of the Associated
Press that he felt cheerful 50 far a. his
bother was concerned, believing il to be
lar bet,er for HIM to die than To live. He
said that no one felt keener anguish than he
himself that the crime has been committed
which plunged a nation in grief. lie be-
lieyed, however, thai his brother would show
himself to be brave mau and from his own
standpoint would vindicate his idea of pa
triotism. His life is a wreck and worth
less said John, "and think this is most
it,ing end to eheckered and insane career"
lie believed his brother would die happy,
and owing to his demented condition would
be forgiven in the next world. He thought
his brother would oe happier in death than
in life under the circumstances. and if he
could, he would not ask to have him re-
prieved.
Shortly before IL Guiteau seemed to
break down completely, and burst into tears
and sobbed hysterically. DIR. Hicks sat by
his side tanning him and vainly trying to
calm him.
At 1927 Warden Crocker made his ap-
pearance, and moment later the figure of
Guiteau was seen. His face was pallid and
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
Maine Fusionists.

The fusion nary is a. noosed Of tpo el,-
ment,. winch have only oae bond Of sym
paLlS-a desste so gvt III. |, has two
bodies, with fall equipme o. les, wings
~ tails, but. for pre,sat coAFe1'ence, only
a single head. The genial AM not uu!ntelli-
gent countenauce Of Gov. Pials,ed sur
mounts the strange aud heterogeneous com
htaauon With a fixed, n0a-commltial eX-
. ession. ike tnat Of a mask, wh'e the two
component paris Of the body seem 10 be go
ing II each on lIs own hook. That the figure
is justified by the facj> observe thIs eyi-
dence The greeabackers who nominated
PlaisteQ resolved that our government has
been perger,ed into government Of money
power, by money power, and for money
power and sui il demanded q currency 10
be controlled by this government IN its mos.
dehased and demoralized condition. On the
ciher hand. the democratic convention which
nominated Plasted resolved that Congress
is bound to establish currency ALWAYS
convertible into and equal in value to
specie and ito protect me community
against the evils Of debased coin and the
greater evil of an excessive issue Of paper
money" Both parties are prudently retl-
cent. but it is undeniable that they stand far
apart on the currency question. and are only
united on Plaisted and opposition to the re-
publicans.
If the greenbackers have leg to stand
upon--if greenbaekers are not as a scarecrow
they believe government should issue
paper currency declared to be money for all
purposes fiat money! as long as ANYBODY
asks for more, aud never redeem it in any
thing more tangible or more valuable. If
the democrats have a democratic leg 10
stand upon-and not a stick vainly disguised
by frayed, east-off trousers-they believe in
honest money, currency at all times con-
yertible into real value. We may not be
astonished TO see such peculiar double
hodied inage-whieh reminds Us of the ne
gro minstrel Siamese twins Pat and Cuffyl;
we NAV not wonder at the single placid head
of the queer combination, sereheiy uneon-
seious of the humor Of the situation but
We cannot avoid some silent speculation as
70 the effect on the crows and the length OF
time the ''contrapshum" will stand tne
ygather.-Bosf0H Herald.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
Marriage of Annie Louise Gary.

Miss Annie Louise Cary was united in
marriage Thursday, to Mr.. c. VI. Raymond,
retired broker of New York, at the resi-
dence of her brother-iu-law, Mr. ]. c. Mer-
rill in Portland. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. II. Haskell, of Falmouth.
No guests were present, excepting Mrs.
Haskell and one or two others. There was
no display Of presents. Ia the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond drove out to the At
lantic House and took dinner They will
go to New York in few days. returning to
the White Mountains, where they will spend
the season.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
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Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

When your friend or neighbor is laboring
under bodily affiiction, indigestion, bilious
ness, constipation, caused by impurity Of
blood, or disorders of the kidneys or liver
don't fail to recommend BURDocK Bloom
BIrTERs, sure and safe remedy. Price
$l.00.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
nrtu ADVERTISEMENTS.
HANCOCK. HALL /!

Ellsworth, Monday EIcns, july 10.
FRANKLIN, WEDNESDAY, JULY r..
CHERRYFIELO, thursday, JULY l3.
MILBRIOGE, FRIDAY & SAT UROAY,
july - n -.
HARRINGTON, MONDAY, JULY r..
Addison Point, Tue.day July l8.
Bar Haroor, for a short season CON-
mcncng July "a.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
Senator Hale's Speech.

sf.tf.e marty anil t..>. .i,.- tha -,,,tr. tf,,,,
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p cr...,r ..s,c4 4, ~ I.'.,,,I,...., \,,....,,i
committee.
Se.,,sr U,ls sad. .Tl,.r.. t,. h..., .,,,,
intention IN fb, r,r, cf ~. commune, .r
..uI.,, oy. ,b,. I'.f, ci,..,,,, ,l.,.. ,-.. ~
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ir l.a I,rk Ia..s IL. 49,, ~. -,
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a..U.,.f.r on tse ..r ~ a.. R.-,Il....,
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h, t..,ra II.rs,...... h.. .,,-,..,, T. +.
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Pa, will never h. ,r,,hisf ,.,-., D., ,L. r.,
publican Conpres.,ona, conl.ni,,ec wh.,hc,
kg paNS or nDf
bui The committee. without any prc,ensc
ana without any Nen-m'n'aa~m. Finds l.se.f
a> 'ae organ oi the RepIhaCau party con-
iFa"iea With most important campaign.
me NoH~Tc,>.aHai elections, upon which de-
rrH.- iAe tate u The neat House oi Repre-
>coia.'cs. are n"" impending. and 50 long
@, w'" ae.''c iaa' one ta.sc night 100
I7a-.~ and 4aHtarr ta.9- ., wong. so .an;
o. men believe That tae iar., vtn wA.gr
Tie Senator ifom Ono b, acuthr. 49,! of
7 which b. B, d distinguished leader d, l,a;
.FHa ml,.ai,. 81 '.c country, aa4 So l3u.
as tD'l fe.ef, ,aa' in ta, Republican part,
and DO IL ;-.arr A>g,#acn., .> bound W b.,
/ good "i 'ar c..u;.,. a.fhrT yau. ..r. uos
. 'ae Senator from OA.u, nor !, wi.- ever find
I . LaA Uacn men vii uai Dr. Wiling to pu.
I ia time and effort and energy ana rAr. "
/ 'te mean, that a4yy beo1 gwen .a .hrru. g.
. mani t.r f....
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

RUBBER WATEkPE0DE~.
ChiIdrcn'- only $l.25. Lad.e- >..-s.
- go and $3.50.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

A fresh misfortune has oycr,akcn the
democrats nf Name. The leading rohhl-
lon.>,, o' the state ha1c aeled iha; d
vi. r. for the bes, la-trr.' 81 their part,
20 ~iprort the republican candidate for Gov
cIuar. Culoue. Kabic.-N Iut,m,
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

in the contest which - utN tatur ul. aa !
IA whcl he and ! AMI t,cls n4a wuu has 3
political belief Is eng gci, he may look Ia
vain to discover any su,h prostitution o
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mlnistra,Ion a. JhAt Oar circular has Lcra
carefully submitted to iae bc,, legal mind.
not for the purpose Of ctaling, aud AVOID,
lns. and a3igius responsibility. bat uI ordg.
that everything which mas be done may
proceed u legal aud regular fash on. and
thai ur man, gi.ae- v ho c.ltflhujo, oF 81 aH
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lav. knowing taIt aG.s.leai that, lg a far
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been raised upon The one side and 4p1n t1.
otttr '"f legitimate purposes il campaigns.
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Gbr Q;llsMOrtb American.

Published every Thrnsiay Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, No, hy TIL HANtO h
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
faT terms, AZ. see first IsI-c.
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Street, Philadelphia. arc our Agent for prusgr
ing advertisements for the AWEKiCAN in the above
cities and authorized To- contract for advertising at
ur lowest raie-.
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MOWERS FOR SALE

one second h.tnd single horse mower in good
" 'r'i'r y III g s"Id 1t "a great bargain. Repair
pie e "f al -lnds un hand On ntpi the iat-
ct Improved aTriur. The easiest ruIuin. mIy.lIe
on the market.
- WATSON y sos.
Eat >urry, Iuiy g. I.,2 Iwg7.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
FANCY GOODS

his department has never been :,
market as at the present. We have
better selected stock cannot be found
Laces.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-14
Arrivals.
Departures.

Vessels Leaving this day.
Stmr Iwalahi for Kona and Kau
Schr Mal0lo for Hakalau
Schr Mana for Honomu
Schr Waimalu for Laupahoehoe
Schr Llholiho for Hanamaulu
Schr Kauikeaouli for Honokaa
Schr Prince for Kilauea
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Vessels in Port.

II. 3. N. s. Sappho, Clark
U. s. s. Alaska, G. +. Belknap
Br stmr Hansa, Saunders.
CIR blk Adolph, Koppelmann
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron
An. bark kalakaua.
Am tern Mary Dodge,
Br bark II w Amy, Freeman
B.. bark Obc:on.
Br bark Lady Lampson, Marston.
Am sloop Sport on tie Wave.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!

such with wl enable
they pubn special will receive and