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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-08-23

A young lady was caressing pretty
spaniel and murmuring, II do love a nice
dog ~ "Ah!" sighed dandy, standing near,
81 would ! were dog" "Never mind"
retorted the young lady, sharply, "You1l
grow"
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TIRED ALL OVER.
what Rested and Refreshed "a Weary
Wan in Memphis.

s.No il never amounted tO acute pain, bat con-
tinued to bc lull weary ache in the small OF my
back" rites Mr. James Thomas, 81 No - Mad
ison str, Ct. Memphis, Tenn. This nas an old ex.
pciience, and life became dull music. was tired
an over with pain in the lower limbs, and habit
of living awake Of nights. Recently tried one Of
RENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTsRS and
was decidedly relieved within twentyfour hours.
IL may have been Providence that did the work,
but | give the credit 10 Benson's porous plaster" "
Nr Thomas reverentia idea does him credit, but
Providence ", rks by agents and among them Ben
sons plast. ranks first rs an external remedy. 1t
acts quickly in relief and heang and renders life
better worth living Price % cents. Look in the
middle of the plaster for the word CAPCINE. Ask
your physician about it.
Seabury Il johnson. Chemists. New York.
urn IvrI he Aug.
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Kidney Compiling.

CINrgSNAr;. -.
II r. stever.s-Dcar Sir have rce!,cl yea; ! ~
%; from tie US II The vcSftin, arl can ,A;,y r
onn.nd It for D,..ines' RsJ ef n o.! 70 is Iieoi.
and genoa, tlooI pu-sae-. i has A. .,ta Us ~
other ulente-s q ny family 81 k.rr 44i hiiaay
ConI!aisfs NEs a. q. ULKiCH
az Y.s1Dti,f- $.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
Editorial Esehings.
tNorristovn Herald

A news item says that Emma Abbott
was Rugged until she tainted by lunatic
in Washington The hugger may not
have been so insane after all-unless
Mary Anderson was close by at the time.
Vennor says that Virgins prediction
of great storms next March is simply
ridiculous. Virgins can retort that Ven
nors weather predictions are simply idi-
otto. and both assertions will be readily
believed.
Prof. Tyndall says that II player on
an ACCORDION happens to strike the right
chord, he can render listener temporar-
lily insane. From the university OF I'M
complimentary remarks made anent the
ACCORDION 10y number of our para
graphic exchanges, we infer that the
right chord" has been struck within their
hearing.
1t is said that punched coins are more
frequently passed of for beer than for the
gospel" This is not strange So much
more money is spent for beer than for
the gospel. Some persons may think
that the rule should be reversed, in re-
gard to missionary funds at least. be-
cause the poor. benighted heather dom,
know that there is discount on punched
coins.
a New York correspondent suggests
the idea of charging admission to
churches when star preacher is in
the pulpit. Star" preachers only ap-
pear IN fashionable churches in New
York. and as poor people are not well
coined in such houses, it is not necessary
10 resort TO an admission fee to exclude
them. A fee of one dollar for reserved
seat would beautifully illustrate the
scriptural teaching that Salvation is
free
The steam-heating pipes under the
streets Of New York have increased the
volume of profanity in that city fully fifty
per cent. Every now and then pipe
bursts. hurting bricks, mud, stones and
lampblack into the air, lifting horses and
pedestrians off their feet, and covering
them with black mud. But there is good
in everything. The other night an in
toxica;cd New Yorker. on his way home.
fell into the gutter and badly soiled his
cio;es. and when he told his wife that
steam.pipe had exploded under the street.
and saturated hin. wi.h fifth, she be-
lievcd him. but significantly added that
the explosion mus, have driven portion
OF the contents of whisky barrel down
his throat. 'Fhas 4hic) how 1t was he
admitted
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
Accidental Marriages.


A man should marry by all means;
yet am convinced the greater part Of
marriages are unhappy, and this is not
an opinion | give as coming from my
self; II is that of a very excellent, agreea-
BILE and sensible lady, who married the
man of her choice, and has not encoun-
tered ostensibly any serious misfortune,
as loss OF health, riches, children, etc.
She told me this unreservedly. and new
er had any reason to doubt her sincerity.
For all this, am convinced that a man
cannot be truly happy without a wife.
|, is strange state of things we live in.
A tendency so natural as that of the un-
ion of the sexes ought TO lead. only to
the most harmonious results; yet the re-
verse is the fact There is certainly
something radically wrong in the consti-
tuition OF society; the times are out Of
joint. 1t is strange, too, what little real
liberty OF choice is exercised by those
even who do marry according to what
is thought to be their own inclination.
The receptions which the two sexes play
on upon each other bring as many III
sorted couples into the bonds Of hymen
as ever could be done by the pairings Of
a legal matchmaker Many a man
thinks he marries by choice who only
marries by accident; in this respect men
have much less the advantage Of women
than Is generally supposed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
4 T5astc Game OF Poker.
Evening Lee graph

ms iA.A Afs+4=
| remember one time when we were on
our way 10 New Orleans on a Mississip-
pi river steamboat. Bi. and set upa
game IN the main saloon The play
used to be kept up pretty much all day,
/ and sometimes we would win or lose
several thousand dollars in day.-The
game was Al its hriskest in the evening.
after dinner. when most of the boys we're
more or less full of vine. and were some
times very heavy. Well, one night we
were Just going 10 sit down 10 the table,
ihc lamps we're lighted and two new
decks OF cards were broken. when little
fellow. with a big moustache, who sud
hc MIS- kentuckian, asked To loin the
game. Is he wanted 70 icaTn IL He
showed a big roll of money and we as
sen,ed. thinking We had caught a regu-
lar sucker We hadn't been PLAYING
h;,if an hour when Bill. on the strangers
deal. got four kings pat. and started off
by raising the pot 500. the ante being
$50. The pool mounted up to over
100 before the draw. and much to his
surprise, sili simply called the first bet
OF $500. and the hands were then shown.
The stranger had scarce time to Law
No"AA i'G' avs VA tttC NdOIC WHICH Dill
raised one of his coat tails in his hand,
and discharged the revolver through the
pocket. The stranger threw up his
hands. half rose from his chair, and. with
moan, fell forward on the table, knock
ing over the lamp, and then tumbied
back on the floor stone dead. OF course
, the excitement was Tremendous; revolv-
ers were drawn. and general panic en-
sued. Bill never lost his nerve for a sec
ond. Says he: Gentlemen, Just let
me explain this little matter. The man
held tour aces, and here is the one dis
carded from my own hand. never saw
deck of cards with two aces of spades.
and I'll swear that the deck was all right
when ! counted at the beginning of the
game. and SO will my friend here (mean-
ing mel. And if you want any more evil
denoe, look here and with that he
yanked Of the ken,uck;an's false nous
taohe. and who should the stranger be
but Clipper Jim, a noted skin and des-
perado. We made up a committee to
chuck the body overheard. One of the
queerest parts of the whole business was
when We came to count the stamps; the
halt of II was counterfeit money.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13
oVERwoRKED.
ny ELLA wHFFi.TR.

Up with the birds IN the carly morn 'ng-
The dew-drop gFows Ike precious g-Fn
beautiful tints IA the skies are daSnIaR.
But she's never a moment To look 81 them.
TIE men are wanting their breakfast ar.Y,
She must not lngcr. she must not Wait
. g. :. ord. TIA: arr sharp AMI looks y at arc
surly
Az. uhat the men give when the meals are
late.
Oh. glorious colors the clouds are turning
II She would but look over hills and trees ,
But here are the dishes. and here Is the
churnng-
Those things always must yield to these.
The world is hlled with the wine Of beauty,
II she could but pause and drink It IN
But pleasure. she saws, must wait for duty
Neglected work Is committed SIN.
The day grows hot. and her hands grow
weary.
Oh. for an hour to cool her head.
On, With the bird, and winds SO ofcety
Blu, She must &c, dinner aad make her
bread.
The bus, men in the hay field working.
II they sax her sitting with an Idle hand,
Mould think her isry. and call II Sinking,
And she never could make them under
stand.
They da no, know tina, the heart within her
Hungrrs for beauty and things sublime,
They only know that they want their dinner,
Plenty oi ii, and just on time
And after the sweeping and churaing and
baking,
And dinner dishes arc ali put by.
She sits and scws, though her head i aching
-rlll time for supper and chores" draws
nigh
Iicr bows at school must look like others,
She says. as She patches their frocks and
hose,
l.nr the world is quick to censure mothers
For the least neglect oil their children :
clothes.
Her husband comes from the field nf labor
He gives no praise TO his weary wife;
shes done no more than has her nrGhbor
lis the lot of all in country life.
But after the strife and weary tuSslr
With lite is done. and She lies II rest,
The naiioa'S brain and heart and muscle
Her sons and daughicrs-shall call hcl
best
And think the sweetest loy Of Heaven,
The rarc.t bliss of eternal life.
md the fSitest crown 81 ut. witt f1e gwen
INTO the way-worn fathers VIII.
--Es .Adn.t.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-13

At the capitol nowadays one may al
most hear the tapping Of angel
wings as he walks in the corridors.
There is an immense amount Of true
goodness in our statesmen this winter
Wasks.gsos Capitol.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

MIR. REAvIs informed 'i- nr Ss'ur- day tv.ning fliat his hro'her J Ad : bison Reavi- has sold his claim 'o the Pera,ia lanl gran-, but hsf he has retained the very delect.h'e privilege If settli with the settlers From other sources we learn th # there IS little douht that th' Tucson Land Office will confirm tn cIain
 In the Land Office is the place for those of cur ciiiz ms who may ho ef- fected h, il Q jump onto if. For tunatcly, if we u.dristtrd ih- mat ter. the claim VII take in b'-. :, small c,rner of the ra'l-y 2 e sou h side of inc rIve-, fhough the terms nf iIe grant are 70 "a justa- ble" that here will na iouht be an at,erapt made to gobbl- all the vaI- ley iand possible. o thing is ccr- tain that the General LIrd Office will not be likely t"g behind he investigation q q report If inc ruc- son office, and it mi .lt he vol 10 know what is going on there.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
An Op Lr ter
PmGxrx. \ T, Oct 4t',, 1882.

PmGSIx. \ T, Oct At, 1882.
 EDITOR HhKALD-S'r: noticed an article in ite Gasets yestr d v, wrii'-a ny the Ion Ch1s. T. H.y- den, to the B .ri of >npervi ,ors Tn hich he avs:
 ''Of tlIr t'Iir'y cas"s o' small pcx tha have GU red at Mesa City, all have b. en tr'I,-ed t. the Ii -s', and lhr ne'rssiry expo u-- Of nurses, rAce t one e C in thinSs she was Inrcul> at d ''y in ion nr x-nse 10 the olniy Phy-ician coming direct from the pest haHs- Tle facts in inc s.;is,- are asf .llaNs: The Health Committee aI Pho.-aix l. arning taat there wee Sever,l cases of small p"x n' Mesa se' t he small DIX phy> Sirian up here fn a. isl Tn csia III h ing nes h.u a d if pos ible ston the spread of lhe isease Wh-n ihe ' hy ciau ar iv d ther in c mplny win the de u'v She if. he found zig II c,s If nall p"x. Tn, i,es hous" Was 's ablished lay Bishop Mcdonald, who :sed every means in his p 'wer to suppress the disease. The hn-piiai wl~ rigli ilv qnartpfir- ed 1s him Tn l'rmrli ice s,f Pho - nix seE; iIi..i 'tii7t,-l. ' T -ufii -icnt 1 quantity of Vacci vi'u tn vaccin- ate all the fcinted Ut Me-a When the vaccine poin's rane. the l phy irian who Was trea ing small l pux ar Phoenix, was seat to Mesa, an-l did he vacci"ating. By this tine there were seven cen cases a: Mesa Ci V. It SC ms very strange that there was not small pox suffi l. ent n Ne>a { cnntaminate the ys m O. ih' a.y ref. red 10 ny he l Hon gentleman bu in oT'ie to be- in.- affii ted wiih the di-eaSe, she must wait fo' the m Fl DIX q -ctnl af Phoenix. wno was ih trough y disin'ec'ed tn go through q $ " nd a d hOJ sun, q ,listI .ce of s.ightctr miles and com nun cate f 10 her Such thing is simple nb urd, anC shonld n t for one minute ocrupl the it'cnt.on of any >erSitle person
 The Inditn reservation jIs above Tempe has been qu tr,ntiner for more thai thir y days. I W. reported that the Indians had small
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Citizen r. porter.


 T supp se might tell" he re, p'iei with merry twinkle in his eyr. We co,ed hear tim groanS ing for five h s~The next morn, ing va. f.iu him dead. An emp v pl ,O1 was by his head Hensley hgd A Mo :e9- Of '73. The cock i~had been sh t if, md it was partly broken in the night fight. Ten Hensi.y took Jack's gun and crawis ed off on his hand> an-l knoes fnur hundr, q yards, md got tn his horse. Jacks gun had shot r ght through the but, and the wood part was c,,v, red ~ lth lr. blood. z
 Wien Hcnsl-y first h Il I Jumped off my horse wi,ich WIS fri h'en q an.i krpi bu..king,ant to get a steady aim nn ny kne~-. The horse waa briwren Redhe' q .n my, If, ahoui there fec from me. II was sho in tir- belly; il>t fl sh wound. bu it ma le hin jHmp aroun livels io awhIl-
 Was rhcro any trouble in having them id, E fl d?
 "NoD whatever. Scores of peo pie there knew them both G, orge McClartl Jeff his depos ion al Will CON, il q We ali came rome The bodies ar. ivrd af'er We left, and viii be buiid d there "
 Geo gc slce larry and T D. Casa ne q could noi be fou 1d.
 From Alfredo rarrllln few ad- dtinnJ facts wer- herel. Hens l. y opened fire ol She if Paul first Paul ,oo!ly gave h'S comm .nd while Hrnsl.y was pumping HIs Manchester at Paul with all the strength his weakened frame per mittr,l. Paul and the men win him c,u i easily have been k'li q had H-n elcy hlt his usual strength H nsley diG ot no ice Carrillo and AcC. riS, vhu turned ln"sr tn ir guns on him. a"d ldied hls b"dy tll it looked ike Du'ch i ve- Ga rilln counted ten ballet holes In his body. When Car lilo went tn him he WA on his belly with bis Winchester il his han Is ready to in shoot Cur Ilo ani McCl.rtv turned over the ody, aud it was perfecly whl'e, there app reu ly b ing 10 hlo 't i1 it. All SD ak ill terms n' 'h warmest imiration q; the bravery which Paul manifested wh' le under fire.
 Thus ended thr final chatter ina schem'- of Jph. sonyille roushs 10 rob d sIagr 70 zen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

pox- This same pes house doctor, who is accused of arrx ing the ~m l. pnx all rl.c way Mr-a City q giving the dis aSo 10 nIrSr in he pest house there, was sent t . see the Intiians. He fou d no small p0x among them. There w k no iEdi,a- among th m for ,nOri than a yea vet they were q iarln in.h. Why Was this dtneg Tn r. may have been money it. It is not always policy tor m n tn tell every ihiIg that he thinks. and esq, cially it is rot hesi for man 70 try tp iell N hat s'me other nersM, thinks. our as ihr Ii n gefitlcman above referred 10 has aken The pains to publish W ha' me lady at Mes fly th nks ab 'n tie >t houS q ctor ;t f'h eslix. crr'ainIo have a right Q tell what 1 think abort ih In ian quarantine ,t re ps I thii the dians there ra,se d great d -sil nf wneht; 1 min the is tore nn Ihat reservation ItIin1 ihii store bel ngs to $ m b dy: 1 think ih'se Indiins la been qu ran ihrd, and thereby WIT, compelled 10 se' fh"ir wheai l.. tie store O. he rese va n. D ices reg ul ted by the plrcn ser. Be nE op posed in ,nrnu rnly think the qIar antine agai1st those IniianS ho Id any hung more jut now.
 0. L. MAPONEY.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Tempe Lc ter.

EDITrR HERALD: The weather Is dcci .e'lly ol compared ~ith the tenn per-. ure of ;t fo 't.,is,t >i.'ce The tincis at hand for the en a-Cc- mrnt of and cicanin. the irrigaiir Z di ches, ant blowing for wIn.er cro. .,<, we are nol -urp r~e io ses cases "f chills an f'-vrr; T
 see the number of pools of < water ocr4sionrd by th- ovs.
 ,liirhes or ai the terminus of d5
 on the b ,rd .rS oi ranches, we forced to the co :clu<inn that thi : has been an unu ual y healthv c.,uu- try ShoulI we he visited by tae Sonora 'eler nader our present san il ny re- i ;e, he p 'nple "f our val> ley would certainly lar a lesson by bitter expe' ienc. N ct-rs f sm .li p X nave yet nc u r;.! "t i'en pc It is generally b-lieve | Una the Piinas hav.. t1uS fir t;r. lv es> cti ei he ss,"urge Yet 'n>ideri g that the mall pox has existed in the valley, and q few c,scs siili ex st it IS in or i.-r to cOaIi me olr di-ig..i C.. in the tw. infe q localiiIrs. as sporadic cases -ill cur until by strict sanitary n '>su IS Iii entire ly cratic II. We dpubt the pro l.rieiy If The ;nee inr of larg, co;I- 9r-a tOn- If c pl.. T. the mrru- tirn- xo,'fl it not be wei for all person as far 4 practicable tn Qlar milne zh ms Ices?
 Our t.r'nrc> ar. p C 'lrilg to SOW an Il usn -ll,' large ar of wh.a', and ,'so 70 'nts,'di,:e nsher hraadS of ,ctt instead If the S,nora brand.
 B .-iness Is not so h isk as last year at th.- iime; but is rcvivi 7. As .he nj ish's are leng'heIi g ar people a e il .ilne.l t,rev vc schem s for s''c;ai enio meat
 On the eve .'ng If the S. cond inst. o'eTrrr~d the fifth arniver~a y of or fri nd ] ;. Afnsir ,ng and his e~ti-n ,hle iadv'@ w-tl i,s, hen ;,- in VI at'nns were issue tn T m lll cIr- ce to ,tten Fh'- nIpti .l- of this i'apDv ,hir's wood II wedding. Con : gra ula ions. snci I canv r r, v0..al ahi In~trIm Atal music we- the order Of the evening. Mrs Arm stron iS an ac .hm nii-hc | .ic ter of music, an b'i liant coHv rsalion- al ST; q whe he su .sis were Ih> vitet | ptriake of the fe st pr'p ,red for DC .asinn, Ill gre. that Nr>. A and her arc' mpi;shed Ter cx- z. d as i that esse.tia cons plish mt to m ke hnn h..phv- the cuiin ny act. w. all rcturie to our no nes II utu Fly btnetitt,.,I and wishing inc hr"Py couple minv of Heavens blessings and a golden
 e ding. Y"ur-, JoT.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
E dly scared
Ms>A CITY. Oct 3i. 1883,

Ma>A rITY. Oct 3i. 1883. EDITOR PHGS HERALD
 DeGr Str :--WIlI y,u rb igr the po-tnasrer Of i,, pltce ny giving he enclosed origin Il com nunica- ton Il place in yonr paper, for the benefit of vOur req :ers here, who may b. innncen md lngerin the lives of thei, friend ai ;he tiiSta C. S'e ringly distance lrnd- terror the vIrw; while we can appreciate the intelligent pru cncr and c ,uiion pr.per tU old ,onIagior in a V form we "a ony sympathize with an object or sn foolish and slavish h fear as expresses ill that letter.
 All the cases now in hopital are I i0g we'll ip rh:s place, alI will he T cietred out in aorut eight .ay~, and w'- h ive had no new cts $ since the 18th ut, only a light ease in one oi the mus .~, and Hr Dtnt'< boy, wno a 'e bo,h doin, Ill ir the hospital, two miles hclow this t,wn Much of ih fear, ex item Tt and stoppage of mlll aud frrirhr is un necessary where ordinary .-antion or courtesy use l as rrumst ,rc.S re q'Iire, but fear and panic it appears has no reason.
 Yours, Respectfully, A F M
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THE report now comes thnt Smear don the C important wiiees in lie Tiffany cases has died at HermoSi.lo whether II was accnmp ,ined hy on William E;ist S to deprive ITO s, .tio1 O: s near ioa's :e.imrne Perhapse he is d..a but sn,re p-"- bshly not The story t'ld iS j ISt what would be circulated un Ter the circ m ;ttnce.. IIs h1r ilv pr hI-- ble that Snrardo and E -iis wr1ll run directly intp tn yellow fever when there We're nu nespuS other avenu-- Ot C cape tha ny wtv If Hermosillo 4 iet'er f. m Or. Gre> gory nt Herrn sill, ,, d'.scrib s two persOn@ whom. h" say, died there The q scriptIpn k pr med [, la ly with de crip'iol nf n-tri1n and Eli i. tn ugh he represents that tho ? hal pl nty of n n-y which nei her 5 ea-l0n pr EISis ha at hnnr. Hired to g tn I rn 'si 0 to tch the yell w fevcri Ssarce- ly.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
SHERIFF PAUL of Pim cc

SHERIFF PAUL nf Pim com V has prnv..d h ms lf n nuInernns O.: ra ions wI'I:in T few Hr>,b nl in the cap cit of W. H., Farg, 6 Go ' ln sscn CT n ] as ;Ier if. one of the m st q less. in.io .:table an.I cerssful Iii CTS Ariz ,na ha- ev. ad within her b9r ierS. ant Ash. has to lay many m, q -.4lIng Cwith he ncs- iesp perate cri nj element t.-e-cou ty h,s eve en who would De he ,es in com mai ties less accustomed to deSp rae en- counter, Ll"osL ed and violent death
 In the pursuit of Red Jack and Heus.ey, low yer he has exlbiied d cool in;repidity. a determination and 8 kn wIeige of the character of m n he hal 10 de l with which ap- pears on y in Ihe hi rhes' order of the e<ecntiv. ofn.:-r of Ihe law among criminal classes
 Ariz na VII lo 2 remem, CT the Riverside stage robbery and inc fate Of the fo desperate men who were leader in the terrible crime History will ec .rd s incideats nnt above all the na ncs of tie off -er. "ho have broken up the m st des- peraie gang of rob hers that has eve infested any country, the names e
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
EsOTRGE

' hereby " Tn all p'r ons fro bnvine certain on miif.s situated in the so II h vel st c rrer Gf Iavanir cnI nv, hlann oFv n ich 2 -c Ors: 'sOme- -."f oweef s-Hkp. Wa-h'r 2 on, Copp 'r- h a,l aa Su1 set ~r'd mi eS were io- CT a u7-, ITth 1882
 O J;ue 2l f,-wi .g an| -f1er, D C. in~. t' L. Phi s md R. K Ncsi-a'h h jir D th atp-.-sa'i mi'e aud mad lo- c- ions eve in th am rnu-d. he To- c t ns Ii -4s ni whi n W TIC r led in Ynma u8ty. me 'Fm If ha lnca- ton as n~d ave a< " b Li.t q Wond r Kin o. F Elm" or. '+egr' t The rn'ne- ab refe- ed fo be o~g t. in u7+n-sig: ed h a'O TOW to sell and IVY title to the slmr
 SigHed J, c. BULLAR
 Sep Ii, I'm
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THE ministers of tie Norwegian cabinet have all been imp achrd !" the supreme tribune and their trials have lcgun. In tn United States where life is race for the bigges' pile, sone~ y a.d public integrity Q abaun tina, the i.nnearh neat Of an officlal is nev>r heard nf.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THERE are some queer sign in he politic4l horo-cnnr at the present time. The Courier-Journal gives indications iha' it is willing to have Butle. cro serve mp at the next presidential rea { of is nar'y- And now we ,hInk nf Benjamin has been iavIted to visit tee great Exno
 sition ow H,.ing held at L ,nisvi'le.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

Dr. R. F l;ur-ess, q mist. arrived it town ves:rrd " an i at the Gre
 gory's House, where he wi remain for a few .I'.s-> to end hi old GUS toners lud new ones. as whr m y desire his SC VIC $. The Doctor is q first class " ,rlz ran in his particular line as hose who h we h4l .rk
 done hy hi n n h.s 'ormrr viSit- ctn testify, Tne fact that the D'eto- travels over the same rout~ each year is sufficient evidence that he has the ability to do work which ,olds old customers and commands new ones each trip. Those desiring his work should call esriy as i*e Doctor will remain hui a few days x