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New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
Post once Notice
for the week ending juno Will close at this

Foreign mails for the week ending June Will Close ~ 'a
once a follows ,,,.,., r...,. ,ar O.
Japanese; at for jamaica, llayt, savanit Grey
Iimon, Ailsa at 1880 p IN Tor IruAhio
and Rnatan, per IS h. b Ward j., VIA Neworlesns
aATIRDAY --Atl for the West Indies VIA st lnoM&S
and fo direct So Advance Via Newport Ne.s
at $50 a. m Europe per So City OF Rome wa Queens;
town etters Germany and Scotland must D airc.ca
"per city Rome at $3.50 m for Belgium direct s pes
ss Begenland, via Antwerp at $3.50 m ior scosanas
dect per Devona via GLASGOW; at a n 10, ~;
Rhein, Southampton and Bremchi u, a1
m for Venezuela and Curacao per vaencsi at 1880
D. M Cuba and Porto Rico. per So saratoga VIZ IA
vana- pur,,. v,a Gas,
Mails for China Japan per S. CITY OF Pskng M s san
Fraucisoo close June u NJ p m mails lot nus
tslla Nsw,Zealand Sandwich and FIJI Isiands per -
l,udia san Francisco, close here June 90 ~
d. HEINZ ". ~ ~'''
THE sohedule Of closing ranspachc mails ~
the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland Msns
Gan Malta East arriving on TIKI ~
Fraacisco on the day VI sailing of steamer are dpssee
thence the same daE
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
DIED.

All notice, Of marriages must be Endorsed TithtsT
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

nv cAswELI MASSEY & CO.'S EMULSION OF COD
IiVER OIL. with PEPsIN and QUINiNE, has induced
many Get the ORIGINAL Il2I Bway ana oIe ohav
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
5peclal Notlees.
Artistic Memorials,

Artistic Memorials
Tho y NFw. FNGLA 10 GRANIrE WORKS. Hartford, Coan-
Ouarrles and Workshops, westerly, r. l.
Fine monumental and baildug work In 0rtaite prawnys
and furnished wthOlt charge tncs 81
cted n Y, Office l,32l Bway. CIV. CANfiELD, ASl
Csr,sttnp Home for Iuebrates and Narcotic Patients
of Responsibility only admitted Terms piOderie
nrstclass Call and examine $50 East 9hs
For the Summcr.-A gentleman ard wife (AmerelnD
without children desire 20 take OF the mousse OF @
who summer ont OF iowa; Will give best of
as 10 unoubte rospecaOty ant requisite care
ready AT Once IL deslrcd feaSe anHSs' VA
HAITIAN Tribune ONCE
Far ,a,sne the most healthy pleasant and economical
heveracein world use kNAPPS tx fRACI OF ROOIo.
send for circular Depot, 362 Huds0D.st
Piles Permanently Eradicated
IN 10 weeks without kniIs. sit1ts ytctltn scllD.
circular containing references Dr. HoYf 80 West ZIG s
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fall softly in the twilight. only ceasing--"
"Only ceasln' to chew pIsyfuly on the lex
Of tramp as is sneakln' softly into the
barn in the bootiful twilight"
Within the house the lamps are burning
brightly The aged grandfather draws his
arm chair closer to the ample fireplace, and
AN swares that the storm amt a circum-
stance to tn hlg snow that cum on the lIth
Of November. eighteen hundred an 'leven.
The farmers buxon daughters eheerfully
prepare the ABUNDANT evening meal
Cold pork an pertaters and pie
The farmer and ms boys gather around
the groanlng board, their
Their bu,es smelhn considerable hossy.
And taIk of the storm and OF the work
for the morrow. 1t will be just the day to
20 to the wood lot, saws the farmer; and
they must not forget 20 take load Of wood
TO the poor widow 10 the valley, and
And send the parson cord Of crooked
tops, that won't sell To offset the pew rent.
and 10 Keep solid with the Almighty"
And after supper he comes out 10 the
stable and gives his pet bay colt some extra
bedding and -"
AN cusscs considabul trying to git the
last fall hurdocks outer his tail"
The girls 20 to the window and watch
the falling fakes. and ialk of cuttings and
cand, pull, and straw rides
Now Yer shouiin,' said the driver. 1--WE
struck yer gait.
And so tn, night closes in upon the hap
py household. The supper dishes are
cleared away; the farmer smokes tns pipe
hy the FIRE the good mother st, knitting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
St. Nicholas for May

Has a woot-v spring flavor, and opens The
second part Oi ne vpiuni. with y : rpng table
oi contents important features of VII ch are the
Op"utug chapters OF swept A.yal"s new
serial i ,rv - thr Miss >>ippi floods hy Ed
ward =. Eli. som tim, edi or of (futiea
Dtys; and lhr first part of - he story If
R'hiu llood," bN daurict Thompson the lis
tin-ul,liei toXophIilr. swept Away is vivid
" illustrated by J Wells Champnrv, VIII Sc
pictur.> Of uthcrn ufe are familiar to readers
Of me century; and the .raSins> TO Rob
IN Hood are bH the clever pencil Of r. b.
Birch.
he Tinkham Brother. Tdr-M,Il" j. f.
Trowbridgr'> tnc serial, continues to increase
in iGiere>t with each succeeding number.
Lucy iarrom has >eason4bie oIt-of- I1or
sketch, quan,ly called Among the Polly
dancers" aud tn re j. a profI,ry illustrated
article on Gu iositir- of biri-life queer nests,
and clever eXI I'rdents.
pap with very suggestive title is THE
lat ot the Prterhin>.' The children have
grown un, and the parents pass out OF our
sight in last wild freak.
Naudyeh is the Ill ect Of an tArt and
Art st." paper BY Mrs Clement. A finel, m
grsved porrai OF him forms the frontispicce.
and there are number of reproductions of his
more famous works.
The Work and Plsv" department consists
of a clever and original artlc 4, crowded with
pictures and diagrams, entitled ''Chak-Talk,"
by Frank Beard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Establishing Confidence.

The steadily increasing number of those
who are using Compound Oxygen the fav-
orable reports winch are being received
daily, reaching to hundreds every month
the cures that are being made in desperate
cases, which often seem little less than mira
cles, and the number of voluntary testimon-
ials from persons of high character and in
telllgence which are constantly received, all
demonstrate the fact that the Compound
Oxygen Treatment is what is claimed for it,
viz: newer and higher development Of
curative force, based ON strictly scientific and
pathological principles. Ii is becoming
clearer TO the public every day, that its ad-
mtnistrations are not holding osa fullacious
hopeto the SICK and suffering, but Altering
an almost certain means Of relief IN any
form Of disease 1hich may be arrested or
cured through the establishment Of new
life in the vital system. Send to DRs.
SrARKEY & PALEN, Nos. 100 and iii
Girard Street, Philadelphia, for their ..Trea,-
ise on Compound Oxygen, its Nature, Ac-
ton, and Results and learn all about this
new and extraordinary remedy. The Treat
iae viii be seat fres.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

him down. Then they bound me on his back
AT signal from the chief they cut the bull
loose, and. urged on by the yels Of the
whole tribe, he started of at a pace that
made me catch my breath. He headed
down the creek up which | was, coming when
surprised by the Comanches. | expected
every minute would be my last. shut my
ewes. but opened them again with a start
when | heard the crack OF rifle and nv
shaggy horse fell forward on his head, dead
The fail bruised me considerably. and ay
in such position that | could not see
around me had no idea what was com
ing next. but was mighty glad when tamil-
lar voice called my name and my pardner
cut the thongs that bound me. There was
squad of soldiers with him. and they were
searching for me When the bull rushed by
them. The soldiers called me the Buffalo
Bull and was known by that name for
years. It was finally corrupted into Buffalo
Bill. and men who don't know my real name
recognize me b, the mex name"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Vol. xxx Whole No. l475 No. IS.
Shot You, Sab !"
HOW GENERAL GRANT REWARDED SOLDIERS
WHO oBEyED ORDERS.

met man the other day called "Soldier
SAM an honest fellow, and one of the
true-blue boys of the late war He had
served upder Grant, and could tell remin-
lscences Of the great General By the hour
The best of IL was that his stories were al
ways authentic remember, said he, that
while we were down on the Mississippi, a
big barge loaded with bombs and gunpow-
der was lying alongside tine wharf Grant
had given orders that no one should smoke
on board that barge. | suppose the old tub
had thousands OF dollars worth Of powder
under her decks. SO the corporal set
guard there and ordered him to shoot the
first man who should cross the plank with
lighted pipe or cigar Well, when the
word got abroad We kept away, fer We
knew hat the order meant business. One
day when | was off duty General Grant
rode up on his horse. He wore big blouse
and sIouch hat. He mad no star, no side
arms. We all knew HIM without the aid Of
trlnket..
''ls that the powder-boat ?" he asked.
told him it was
lie looked at me sharply over red hot
cigar, and said I'm 90 on board, then"
knew he'd never take that cigar out of
hls mouth except to eat or sleep. so said
General if YOU walk across that plank
smoking the sentry will shoot YOU"
He saw that | was IN earnest, but he
said don't YOU suppose he knows me ?"
'Ot course he does, General" replied.
But he, been ordered to shoot the first
man caught smoking on that barge. and he
viii do IL. That's the Kind of chap he Is"
Grant looked rather amused. reckon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Il It Vas 4 regular northra,ter and .nowin.
Y hard.
Fine snow storm, driver" said fat man
a. be deftlS swung himself 70 the front plat
form Of a slowly moving Third Avenue
horse car IN New York pulled up his ulster
collar, pulled down his ,eai,kln cap, and
faced the storm with the enjoyment known
only to fIt men well clad. The driver wa
tired and cold and cross.
Fine ,no~ storm. repeated the fat man
cheerfull, Regular Old fashioned snow
storm Makes one think Of old times"
You may call il fine. call II all fired on
pleasant sand the driver, yankins at the
reins, as the near horse slipped on The SNOWY
CObhle stones. Fine fur them IA, likes IL. an
haln't got nothin' t du hut L EMO, it,
S'pose y ast them hosses their opinion d, yer
I fine storm. They seem the -njoyn' ~ ID,
don't they ?"
Its hard on the animals. that's fact. 7
-aid the fat man, his cheerful face engthen-
my trte as he watched the ,teaming hors-
es strain at the load. IL was thinking of
T the country. Such a snow storm in the
country is fine thing. now isn't IL?
/ You han't no ha, seed, said the driver,
4 looking al the fat man.
I But | used to be. Happiest time Of nv
/ life" and the cheerful face beamed agaIn.
I 'liow We boys did enjoy such storm.
can see i, all now The gray clouds hang
| ing low all day, and then, after noon, the
/ bIg fakes beginning to come slowly down.
| We could see them through the school house
windows aud how uneasy the sight made us
/ feel
Not half 5 uneasy as yer school-marm
made We feel I'll bet
And then when school was out" con
tinued the fat man, not needing the inter
ruption, ''how We dashed through the storm
on our way home with shouts of happy
merriment. tossing the fluffy whiteness into
/ the air, throwing ourselves full length into
/ the heecy, downy drifts, getting
/ .'Gettin' yer face ALFRED wel-washed BY
the big boys, an bellerlni like sick steer
when We get plugged in the ear 'ith snow
/ ball 18th stun into 1t.
| .And then what pleasant excitement and
unusual hurr,ing there were on the farm.
! Ii grew dark early The cows were driven
/ into the warm stable and stood contentedly
at their stanchions, calmly chewing their
cuds; and"
AN when We went to milk 'em BY the
| light of a taller candle stuck into an ole tin
lantern punched full o holes the one-eyed
brindle jest natcherly kicked the pint an a
half o strippings in yer pail galley west"
The fat man did not seem to heed the in-
terruptions. Perhaps they supplemented
his own happy thoughts so completely that
he thought they were his own thoughts.
YES" he said, looking over the horses
ears into the past "Yes. The barn is red
olent with the smell Of hay and the sweet
breath of the cattle. The horses stand in
their stalls munching their oats
(Which the same they is tailins what yer
old man couldn't sell, they bein' Iigh,
weight"
"In the yard the children shout in theiI
innocent glee as the snow comes down. Even
the staid old house-dog seems to rejoice
With them, and jumps and bsrks and snap,
playfally = II hig faaahssy aaksa = tAsl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Hoods Sarsaparil,a

Is designed to meet the wants of those who
need medicine to build them up, give
them an appetite. purify their blood, and
oil up the machinery Of their bodies. No
other article takes hold of the system and
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla- 1t works like magic, reaching every
part Of the human body through the blood,
giving 70 all renewed life and energy. q
. bottle six Tor 9k
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Beyond doubt, spider, are fashionable.
Great, crawling spiders, ever so big, with
ever so many sprawling legs. They nestle
among scarfs, PIN together kerchiets. stand
as solitary sentInels in finish to standing
linen collars. or sprawl On the left side Of
the corsag- or on a bonnet. Bugs do the
known species. All are welcome, provided
they are large enough, have legs enough,
and are of metal. Not many together, bu.
one alone, showing off conspicuously. Then,
too, We have pins and pins. Stuck here,
there, anywhere. and coming in Conveniently
where bug or spider would be inconven-
lent Pins Of gold, silver, coiored metal. or
tiny bugs or blossoms pretending to be pins
Like the sticking of pms, however, comes
now the reflection that have told you real
ly nothing practical about your spring
clothes, and you will think your correspond
ent as queer as Fashion herself. In apology,
let me say have presumed each one Of YOU
TO be provided with Lord 4 Taylors spring
catalogue, where the ground is covered so
completely, that, driven from the field, |
take refuge in telling you only of queer
things. Yet do now bethink me Of some
thing practical. Briggs transfer papers,
which in this age Of braidng and embroid-
cry are benedction. You put down one
of these transfer designs, run warm iron
over it, and behold your pattern traced,
whether it be monogram on your true
loves handkerchief, a pair of slippers for
your clerical adviser, pinafore for baby, a
dress for yourself, or a tidy for the good
mans chair. Everything is provided. Kate
Greenaway designs, crosses, and know
not what, for church work; sprays, vines,
while still greater variety is given by pat
terms for cross-stitch. An attractive book
filled with newest designs is given away,
and that, together with patterns can be
found at leading wool and fancy stores.
LUCK CARTKR-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
How to be English.


san Franciscu Argonautl
An American who wishes to pass for an
Eng gIshman, before other people than his
own countrymen, must carefully observe the
following rules: He must call his father the
"suN nor :; he should never be SICK, but
"IIl i he should call cual "coaS i a pitcher
a jag sack coat Jacket" pautaioou,
trousers" never pants vest waist
coat, pronounced wrscut; an undershirt
'ycrsvy, su,pender.. ''braor~ + aud ali
,noc. boots" lie must speak OF an eN-
pert driver ss good "whip." and good
rider a. a good seat" He must never fail
10 MAKE the distinction between riding and
driving, and remember that no one ~ Eng
iai.d ever rldrs except on hor,eback There.
fore 10 speak ot riding : quite sufficient 10
AID ''on horseback /, supcriluuus u an
Eugl~hman. lie must never By ANY po.s.-
b,, chance forget 10 call Thames "lcm-,
DERBY "Darby.' BcGkrlt, "Barkiry," Berthe
"Bagtie, waltz ''va.,e." Hoiburn .'Hobnrn.
Mar, ie-boue "MArra0uu." Pait- Mail "pcl-
Mel iirrfnrI Hartford, 81 Lager
">a.lInger. =. John, when used as per
SOM, name, "SIuJvn,' and Woolwich ~ ooI-
V zen. Tie must pat ,trrs, On the ct.es IN
Manchester Jr Winchester; he must Know
all The grades Of nobility. from duke down
To a baron. and never commit the .grrg!ous
error of ,,lt,n, , h,ron.t -, ., k,i,,I't ,,,h,r
a nnbl,man or a lord Wha, n. ,,k..
batn he must have tub + he must Keep
70 the left v hen he drives, even though he
infringe. the law OF the road IN hI> own
country. anu must rise IN his stirrup- when,
ID r.dlng. ~ trots. ir must be- familiar
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OF ANOTHER AGE.

Gradually ssPplsns~d by - better
rstCle- Certain Old Tbisgs are DOa~
away
In the general rec ption room OF the Western
Union Telegraph b. ldiny on Broadway, v " York.
are exhibited the coarse, crude aud
cinmsv instruments u the infancy Of the Ie
sraI.b. They are onl, relies now. More peri ct
marhinery h Is perseded them.
Var. > 90 what is now styled the old fashioned
no,eI,s plaster did some go d service Their was
thPn nothing better Of the kind. Now all that
rh,nge.l. Science and study have gore deeper
80 The secrets OF medicine a., d produced
pESs11S,S CAPCINE POROUS PI ,STER, whic.i
n,ho.lies aU the exeellencies t:us = possible
IN an external remedy. The old piasters were
slow-the Capcine Is rapid; were uncertan- i,1--
40 anrine Is sure Cheaper articles lear slmla ar
nsmes BE careful til. refore. that some thrifty
druggist does not deceive you the centre Of the
eenaine 10 cat the ord CAPCINE- frsce % 9 n!s.
- lV1 - AAy
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New York Fashions.

SPRING AND SUMNER MATERIALS FASHION
GROWN QCEkR-BLACK AND WHITE
YELLOW TOR KNorS-srIDERs FASHION
ABLE-AN APOLOGY.
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naps-lt Ac.5uu,, received subject d Chrck at
.lgtt
Certificate, u Deposit i--ued payable un de
mAnd or 81 dNel ea;e bearing ittert-' A. a-re'''
20 lection, Of Dr.fi-. Note- Coupon. All I'iv
iirr.i- throughout i.s nitci static .p ciAiis.
C,ll-d Bauas rasaed or exchanged
Choice Inve-isntn'-, Securities constantly on
hand
Loans rnafir on moft-7gc- ~ ilrst Glass keA
E-tate in yiciuiI. u Ellsworth cn appruyrH
c,mn.ergia para
The Interests. II orr Cprursponaeui- Will he
carefully regarded strict attention gwen To- their
orer- AID request. by ni,il "r o,i,srv and by
prompt and IA thfgl execution d their wishes, We
aim ID merit their est-em aud confidence liu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
YELLOW ror KNOTS

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

What more absurd than to dress d baby
tn black silk stockings Yet il is done, and
thought very, very stylIsh. Fashion IN
deed dances quite u whir IN black six
stocking. and they may he pronounced as
all the 20 Second ID black come Solid COL
". IN stylish shades. such as crushed straw
berry, crushed raspberry, etc; while rank-
ing thirdly are alternating stripes OF tw q
colors. Now what has been said Of stock
lnss leads up to the fact that black and
white are 70 b. especially fashionable.
" hen say white, however 40 not TN
drrstani me a. always meaning white
Much uftener. such ,oiled white, falling un-
der the head Of cream white, that one is set
thinking. and wonder, If tina, cream might
not have been saved over from Noah, ark
YET there vii be pretty mussns, dotted,
sprlggei. be-tarrcd, ~ui.c enough I'd be IN
good taste % >ay nothing ~ the immense
family VI "y.llnss" which have quite sup
planted the bunting tribe which yverran Us
some seasons ago. Black gloves will be oft
en worn 10 match the black silk stocking :
hnt Fashion /, consistently queer IN cling lg
- muid, tans, and they vii give finish 10
many dainty toilette, though yellow and
terra Gotta are sulI ii vogue. The subject
Of color beng touched upon, one sees in
fancy the various
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

nTnIITn Navt "a 1arc,. a>-orfme mt
tlIHIt L 81 Mod and '"s >I'N -
NINT n which u .ril .u Low a.
" OIlO, % a>iun.>h buyer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

In place Of originality. we have oddity.
Queer monstrositles Of few or many sided
figures Of great circular spots or rings,
causing one TO look A. If dressed up in leaves
torn from school geometry or astronomy.
FLYING fowl wander over desert surfaces Of
fine wool or satin. where heads Of beasts
peer likewise al YOU, while the exuberance
Of tropical forests is initiated by palm leaves
foot IN length. feathery grasses turning
eyerywav, mammoth flowers and the like.
Again, If one chooses, plain bit Of goods
can he queerIy covered with circles or other
mathematical figures cut from velvet or
satin. and put on IN applique or yet richer
results may be brought about by purchasing
velvet leaves or sprays and deftly sewing
them down on some handsome groundwork
In this last idea there are beautiful posslbil-
tiles, but IN mos; Of What has gone before
the discerning eve sees nothing but crav-
ing for queerness, which gives good evidence
that real brain power ls lacking. TO tell
the whole truth, moreover, these thoughts
are not entirely novel. They have been
seem bctorr, but this season are taken up
and waited "n wings of popularity % high
position, Frequent ahsnrdi,y en,urs Of
course. for what more absurd than short
dolman covered with spots three inches IN
diameter From such example, one can
draw conclusions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

II Euu want any
thing III tho liu- ui
1G\ " .Ef Iwrli make
ito order # ! Iu not
have n IN stock.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
mGrfelig rluiifalif Garriere.

Yrot. Sol. 9eine er isot / Qonbon,
ENGLAND % uilte aIsreoe 5 Qar aan,,
mel ct beunorinssu9rbist Salent for
Wtulit, builtet osiaa bleu anertlenbt al
De ltrre Meitere Ole gud, Benedict.
Mac 6arrsr, 9lnna 9ouile
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