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A Typical Girl.

The professor Of chsmi,rr, and H. III
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modern ng,+,i,f> ha~ hren hn.,Iy di.c,,
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nrnIucYd +. w4t1 known Ia ,Ln.a. ub, b,,.
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men;s II nhn,ooranby rwo noin,. LII
marked Oh H.. Gamer, and ~ 4,as ~ TIL.
.,t,e, exac,t, rnin,,3. Mn ,bc.e r.in,.
Perban, a dlz.a ar fvenix-fy. >i,,.,s ara
chosan a,d .,ch o,;ckIy ,.L.s Ifs ,J,a,
before H. camera nccun,ing nrJy .ecnnd
a. INA All are nlacad II ,b. s,r,o ,,.i,io,
th4 sitter witb The most ,4gnlar fta,nr4, hal
iny taken fra and IN IN. end tb.ra i Ill
welcomed the composjte nbotaoranh when
shows The features common to ali the sitter~
Remarkable results have been obtained
Composite photographs OF men of science
and mathematics have been d,y4foppd ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

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n.a.rJ. naa, rNutc,.. .u~ III i,,.l>, IN ..,..
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ofjt 4 ef>co,.rapiup. ana f.Y wnnil t,tc !,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

-"StAud on Tile street cu.a.r .HI notice
how ca4arcu are handled. lirtt comes
.4Is W!.L a tLree-year uil sLr i, walking
tw!cr 4, fast as ,le should, au! iA,- lhl!4 l.
o,er-exeljiug itself 10 ktep pace; every
time lAe yA.ld lag> the mlt!4tr gives X a
Sudden AND unexpected i-feh which II
enough to othruw It's shoulder our, % say
nothing II bru.,.n. tie delicate structures nf
tile g.nt, 4 gutter /, reached instead VI
sslus IT'D little fodder time to get oyrr III
il own way, ~ property lifting i, ;he moth
er raises il from the ground Is one hand
~ whole weight depending from one upper
extremity, and, with a swing which twists
the ehiid', body far around as tue joln,
viii permit. il j. landed. after course of
four or i've feet through the dir. oil The
other side.
Here Is grl twelte wears old "ith a
baby Of a year III Ter arms. The babe sits On
the girls arm without support % is back.
This would be 4 hard enough position to
maintain were the gll standing slil, but ,he
is walking rapidly. and the little one has to
gather the entire strength Of it, muscular
system to adapt itself 10 H. chansiu. bases
Of support 10 say nothing VI adjusting i'll
little body 70 sudden leaps and darts On tile
part oil is way Ndf4 nurse. Sometimes dur
lng sudden advance YOU Will see pnrt III
the bate foot IN advance Of it, head aud
trunk, wh hlch have to BE- brought up hy 4
powerful and sudden action Of tile muscle,
Of the trunk and neck.
probably not one cAi.d ia hundred i
properly kaudied-"
TIE b1ve from tie Cincinnati Lanret ana
rriiic deserves more than the brief notice
that can be given here. The ev.l j. grievou,
and common Consequences as serious as
those mentioned 10y the Cincinnati humani-
tartan sometimes ensue upon the romp
which The child enjoys even more ttan tloes
the father, older brother,or friend Of the fam
/ liz. Who swings the little one back and forth
at the full length OF its arms, or tosses il
over his head While grasping it BY the hands.
varying the entertainment hy catching it by
the ankles and suspending il for an instant
mead downward. II is received idea with
some fathers that boys cannot be trained too
early in gymnastic exercises, tie rougher
the better, SO long as the child does not
complain Of being hurt. Spirited boys Of
two years have been known to endure, with
out hlnching, this sort Of ''training' until
the limbs were twisted out ofjoint.- BdJy-
hood
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

cW things are more fascinating III thrir
way Than >tutiY of titr suhtrrrantan history Dl
man. whether "a caves or ia mounts. whether
It be T. corruborate written hi>tury. or a. TAM,
testimony that antr-datc> all writing. Ir.>i-
dent Bartlett. of Dartmouth contllhut,- in in-
tere>ting article on th- topic to ihc july mum
ber Of the Ninth Anerican Eerte.r From the
men Of unknown agr> and their works Under
ground, To men graphing with the latest q;Ic--
tlon> uf our own day and discussing the par
ceiling out Of the earth~ >urfacc. i, a iung ,t,1,
but IN the >amc number Of the i.erie4r appears
a conversation between David Dudley Fipld
and Henry tcorge. on Hand anna taxation.
Another urgent question, which NAV soon
make 4 very serious issue. The rNtraIifiun uT
dynamite criminals. i debated be President
Angeil.of Michigan niNer>ity .t1cnrgr Ticknur
Curtis, and Justice +. NJ. Cooley. Dorlnau
B. Eaton. chief Of the Civil service Cammi~-
sion. gives his views Of the results Of that T-
form. William Clarke shows the futil,. char
acter Of any scheme for British Imperial fe,ler-
alton, and Thomas ". Knox gives brief bat
interesting sketch Of the progress Of European
Influence in Asia, The other articles are one
by Gail Hamilton on Prohibition in practice
and one by Rev. DIR. c. II. Parkhurst on the
decline OF Christianity. These with the batch
OF free-hand Comments, make up number OF
unusual interest ii The allotted AGE Of man
We're sufficient for magazine, we might have
to part here with an old friend: for the RE-
VIEW has just completed its seventeen wear
But outwardly it renews it. youth with a new
cover. and inwartily it seems more vigorous
than ever.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

The Ltring Church tells this Sunday
school-story. The teacher was explaining
about Solomon and his wisdom. Now ,dears,
who was the great Queen who travelled so
many miles and miles to see this King ?'
Silence prevailed in the class. "Whs, you
do know, all of you. The Queen who
came to see the King ?" The name had
been forgotten by the class. In order to
help them the kind but misguided teacher
began to offer little assistance. "You
do know, am sure. The name begins with
S, and she was a very great Queen" Just
then up shot little hand and out spoke the
triumphant voice Of the little auburn haired
girl. She transfixed the listening school
room with the following brief statement: Il
know, it was the Queen Of Spades"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25
California's Bonanza Kings.


+ Ie reporters LOT several udfS nave Dept
/ trying 10 get at the real causes which have
/ led TO the retirement of Senator Fair from
/ the Nevada bank. This took place last Nov
ember, but so reticent is every one con.
nected with the institution that it leaked
/ out only few DAYS ago The bank is one
I Of The largest financial institutions on the
4 coast aud was incorporated in MAY. 1919
\ about tbs time when the bonanza excitement
first began 10 show signs oiwanlng IT.
capital stock was $1,000 900, and The ncor-
porator, were the bonanza kings Flood
O'Bren, Mackay, and Fair-and Lou,
Mclaue, the head Of Wells. Fargo < Cos
great express company MClane retired in
about two years, and since then the bonanza
men have ruled the bank. by means OF
dummy stockholders, about AS tfectually as
though i we're a mine on the Com>tock
The bank has been little mint in revenue
70 The mlnlng niiloGalfes, as they have used
1t as tender To all their speculation, and its
accounts have given them fine knowledge
Of the moneyed strength OF the chief oper-
atorS on Pine street Last fall il seems that
Mackay and Fair had serious falling out.
and Mackav declared he would either sell
out TO Far or hu. the Senator'S share Fair
replied that he wouidni sell unless Flood
would sell also. or that he would huy out
both. He thought At The time tha, Mackay
was crippled by Biz telegraph and cable
schemes and could rot accept his offer.
Nackay, however, promptly agreed to his
terms, AID, il u SAID, bought the shares Of
Flood and Fair. making him the sole owner
ot this "hol" bank. Flood, as dummy
stockhoIder. remained in the presideuc,
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Rise and Fall Of the Roller Rinkist.


EN BILL M r..
| have once more tried to ride a pair Of
roller skates. That is the reason | got
down on the rink and down on roller skates
That is the reason several people got down
on me. That is also the reason why now
state in public manner to lost and un-
done race ; and unless the roller rink is at
cnoe abolished The whole civilized world
will be plunged into arnica.
had tried il once before, but had not
carried my experiments to successful ter
mlnailon. | made a trial trip around the
rink last August, but was ruled out hy the
judges for lncompetency, and advised 70
skate among people who were hostile to
the government OF The United States, while
the proprletors repaired the rink.
On the ath Of September. | nestled il the
bosom Of cyclone to excess, and il has re-
qulted the bulk OF the succeeding months
tpr nature to glue the bones If my lcg to-
geiher IN proper shape. hat i the reason
| have not gIycu the attention to roller skat-
ing that should.
\ lev weeks ago, read what Mr. Ia-
mage said about this great national vice.
Il was his opinion that ii We skated IN a
proper spirit, We could leave the rink each
evening with our immortal souls in good
shape.
somehow it got out that OH Thursday
evening | would undertake the feat Of sSa,-
INK three rounds IN three hours with ro
protection 70 my scrupcs, lor one half the
gate money. Ia!mase rules. 50 there vas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

"A gentleman came home in the .'wee
sma hours ayont the twal,' a, the South
End recently, and was surprised to find his
vile clad IN black. "Why are you wearing
thess mourning garments ?" he said, some
what unsteadlly. For my late husband" :"
waafhe significant reply He has been in
the house at 10 ever SINCE Boston
Bndyet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

-"Never go back advises wii:er
"what you attempt, do with all your
strength" How about a man who has At
tempted to catch a train, but faiied9 Is be
never 10 go back Must he wait, no matter
how long. for the next one All. we fear
that abstract philosophy is scarcely appli-
cable to the every day events Of our concrete
existence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

leaving you to keep house. You must have
gone off and left the door open. and some
tramp has got in and robbed us"
II did just step out TO the wood pile for
some more logs said the farmer, thankful
for the avenue Of escape that was open to
him. But wasn't gone long"
"ihat's 1t, said Mrs. Foxglove, with a
tone Of conviction 'lha,'s it do wonder
at you. Nehemiah Any four-,ear old child
would have known better. shall count all
my SILVER spoons at once"
The farmer wriggled uneasily in his
cushioned r0cking-char.
Il Wish old Mrs Waterman had been in
jericho, before she came here r. he said to
himself. Il wish Fhilena would stay al
home and look after things herself 1t viii
be the last time | ever get caught in thai
trap ,"
Meanwhile pretty Seraphna. singing soft
" to herself, folded an old striped shaw
around her taper shoulders. and went on, 10
the pastures after the truant company Of
COWS.
Old Tulips bell was jangling among the
silver s'emmed blrches on tile bleak hil! :
they were already on the homeward path.
but Seraphina lotered unnecessarily on the
bars, and paused minute At the foot-bridge
that spauned a hrawling brock
All was stIii and dusk certain frosty
sweetness was in the autumn air, and the
ons visible person was woman farther
down the brook. who was dipping out
water
SadtitnI, there Was another step strong.
swift, aud fu. of purpose grinding down
the brittle branches and dead leaves IN lt>
progress.
SerapAna'> eyes frightened. vivid color
rose into her cheeks.
''lherc he comes. now - she marmurrd.
"Ihere comes George :"
fo her surprise aud d>ma, however. the
cavalier did rot come up the hIIl but STAYED
MS step, beside the other woman below
"He j. throwing has arms around her
neek. thought indignant Seraphina "ne
ls--yes he j. actually kissing her Are men
absolutely without truth and taihluuess in
this age Of the world But dent care
Why ho4il care I'm sure il don't mat
Ter to mt"
No more meditation pau,lug for the coW.
>erspbnl hurried them home, aud finished
the mixing ID .c>> time than il Had ever
taken hcT before.
Sne vas just earning IN TIE goamiu1 pa,
"bcn tai figure approached.
"Seraphna :"
"PEa, don't trouble Yourself 10 speak 81
me, ~. said >yFaph.nA w.ih a to,~ al tlr
head. 'pr i You da. please call me Mss
Foxg!o,c
Ana Sersphma vanished through lhc
Kitchen door
"N aai', the matter. Ph.uN 4" said nrr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
Cod Liver Oil with lfypsphosphites

In Consumption and Wasting Diseases.
DIR. 9. W. BARRINGER, Pittsburg, Pa, says:
II think your Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil is a
very fine preparation, and fills a long felt want
1t is very useful in consumption and wasting
diseases
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25
Women in Sleeping Cars.



4 man can eri into berth and >Luck himself
very comfortably. He can stand on hi> knees
and duck his head and take OF some Of hi,
eiothe-. and then he can lie down on hi>
shoulder, or the back Of his neck and kck OFF
other articles Of wearing apparel, because
when the buttons are uubott0ned hi> clothc.
are as liable 10 come OF in the lark a. in the
light. But it /, different with a woman. Her
clothe~ are pinned on with all kind Of pins.
from the safety pin TO the darning needle. tied
on with strings. hooked on with hooks and
eyes, buekled on with buckles, and put on in
many way- only known 10 The fair sex. Give
her large enough room. three or foure ea-
lamps. and large mirror and plenty Of time,
and She find nearly all the pins. strings.
boeks. buckles, etc. and what She can't lind
she ean break at night and tie up in the morn
ing. but place her in a small berth in the dark,
with only one or two eyes to watch all the
holes in iha curtain to see if ant body is look
ing. and only two small hand to find things to
uafas' en- and she i in Bad box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

"A hi; Of conversation overheard on an
Arkansas railroad that many home in this
bread land can match "You amt gwne
70 give ten cents for that seegyar, are you %
Believe will, Sally" he said. Jest to
barn up said she. That's what hits
made for. Sally" said he. "Well. | do
know" said she. "Fd look at dime long
time before I'd give it for that thing and
then burn i, straight up. If / was going to
be fool I'd be fool some other way
| WaterbWH American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25

Can yOH longer doubt positive asser-
ton? a person SAYS '.DR. GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR did me a world Of good moth
ing ever used before did me any good it Just
cured me OF Heart Disease. Sl.00 per bottle
at druggists
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25
New York Fashions.
SUMNER DRESSES Fs--WIIITENESS- CONPII-
CATIONS-STYIIsHC COLORS.

Thirty varieties of white wool show that
We are to have white summer, as also a
WOODEN one Then again. what soft pretti-
nesses may not arise from an after wearing
OF tie commencement dress chosen orig
lnally in terror Of some grim professor,
then modestly giving a change from other
things more ornate change from silky
crinkle, satiny simmer. the shine Of tissue,
expensive China Grape or tulle, 50 easily
worn out In the more dre>sy STYLES, tulle,
indeed, plays an important part, frequently
adorned by chenille loopings, pendent
tuchias, gllded wheat, siyereI oats and the
ike, and usually as an over dress upon silk
or satin. \ gh,tering summer, moreover,
We are 10 have. The glitter ef gold, which
shows itself everywhere in millinery, attain
ing climax when hats are entirely Of gilt
IN trimmings, when they are sritened by ii;
IN materials when il shows il straight warp
OF waof, winds among brocades OF comes lii
dottngs even on thin cotton goods Pre-
'aence OF yellow is akin; beyy Of ladies'
now being often very yellowisb affair, and
some genius would do well to compute the
various shades: some bright copper, oth-
ers pale, but all more yelowsh than pure
yellow Nor lrtus forget the glitter and,
sometimes, the jingle Of JET. Il is 4 jetted
summer many are the JET bonncts many
H.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-19
Church Directory.

Reformed Churcll-Rcv. II. Wirsler. pas
tor Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every s.con(
Wednesday evening. Regular services nl
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church Rev W. c, Wire pas
tor Services, Sunday 10 4. N and $50 p
N Sunday School, 2, P N, Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, G45 + NJ.
Protestant Episcopal Church-Rev. Ern
est McGill, Rector. Services Sunday 10 \
NJ and 3l5 =. ~ Sunday School, 200 =
M ..... .......
-Mora7lsn Church, iMcchanicsto"nt Rev
G. c LnniUS, Pastor Preaching every Sun
day, alternating morning and evening"
PRAYER Meeting every Friday evening Sun
day School 8 O'Clock, % III.
Aorarian Church (Graceham} Rev. c. C.
Lanius, Pastor:
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR.
ming and evening
Mite Society every Monday evening.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening
United Brethren Church. Mite Society
Secondhand Fourth Wednesday,
Sunday school , 7. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Regular Services By appointment from The
pulpit. ...''.-
Ne:hodist Episcopal Church-Rcv G N
Berry, Pastor. Services every alt rn,Ie
Nnlay at 10 \. N. Sunday School \. NJ
Prsyer Acetny every alternate Stnday at
P.A
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TURN
OWN THE LIGHTS AND BI
CAREFUL.

II III. V seem strange, hut it is a fact, that
~, Ii Ill the SNOW and rain Of winter Stats
&C. prove that there are moro tires thcr
tnan at any other season. Protect Your
lives against loss or ,anagc 'v fire insur
NJ in comprnica t,aot mutHR) in which You
.,y for ,our insurance at once for any TIM,
greed upon, and thar : inc end of it NJ
assessments of premium notes to annoy you
Ne rcprcscut tue following companies:
INsURlACE COMPANY Of NORTH
iNEHI 4 Of iHtladelphM.
PYNN!N # NarNord
'.lSUINGTUN FIEE and MARINE q
Bston.
GERNA MA, Of .Nem York;
iGRiC,LTuR.AL, Of Neo York.
PEOPLE"S, Of Nem York.
fIRENEN' $ IF EaIttn'ore
We refer to leading men like the follow.
ng: G. \. / Snou.f"r, r. J. Dutro~, Buck
rys own.
Col John p. Thomas, L. mis- McMurly
Geo II Rizcr, John H'n'hcy, Frederick.
JOHN T. Rudy. Midletown.
Chls Stevens, &. l., Firor, Cr"a-crstown
Joseph Dyers. d. H. Rcman, Emmitsburs
Rltus X Day, Wm. II. Puidum, Urhana
J. Dorsey Jones, Lihe.ty.
Jphu T. Mcridith, Howell Shiplcy, NV
iagkct
Daniel b; rman Henry Duhrman, Levy
,uninmn. iIauvcrs
Robert B4rricl, Shank & Long Woods
orc.
j Columbus O'Donncll, P'tersvile.
George A. Stevens, Eus,nc l.. Dcrr, c, L.
ltamsAurg NJ, Pleasant.
John ii Rnzu-r, L { Slocksdn!c, Simon
Lnhr McchanicstowD:
II IT, EIonSc {; Son townsville.
Thornton Poole, Lingnnore.
Charles Br.adrup, VIM. S'ull, Tuscar"ra
FREEMAN Il THOMAS.
GENhR,L Insurance AGENTS.
Office with .Jnn. B Thomt1 IL Snn NJ ,
West Patrick Street, Frederick.
Jan l3 1885 If
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PA ] ] ] I: N 7 S

Careats, Re issnes and Trade Marks secured,
md all other patent causes in the Patent Of
fee and before the Courts promptly and care
fully attended to.
Cpoa receipt of model or Shetch cf 'nventton,
MAKE cauYfM eraminnton, Gnd adrtse as to
~,tenttbtlty Free of CharW
FEES MODERATE, and I make NO
.tARGE UNLESS PATENT Is SECUR-
Ed Information, advice and special refer.
noes sent on application.
J. r. LITTELL. Washington, d. G.
Near l.. s. Patent Office
oct 0
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-19
AYERS PILLS.

A large proportion of tho diseases which
cause human suffering result from derange-
lunnt of the stomach, bowels, and liver
AYEES C.\rlIARrIC PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
euro the diseases caused by tue!r deraESo-
meat, including Constipation, Anaiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Headache, D5scntcry,
anil u host of other ailments, for all OF
which they are a safe, sure, prompt, ana
pleasant remedy. The extensive use OF these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
tcn, shows Enthusiastically the estimation i'll
which they are held by the medical prolts-
SION.
These PILLS ara compounded Of vegetable
substances only, and nre absolutely free from
caloncl OF any other injurious ingredient.
A Sufferer from, Hcatnchc writes:
"AIEN'S iILtS arc invaluable to me, and
afn my CONSTANT companion: nave been
4, seycre Sulirrcr ironl Headache, and your
Pulls arc the only thing l coull look to
h s,r relief. ono dose will quickly move my
DpWrlS and free my mead from pain. They
AZ" the most effective aud the easiest lhysic
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speak in their praise, and l always 10 so
when occasion Oilers.
W. l.. PAGE, Of W. l.. Page & Ero."
Franklin ST.. fic.lnond, Va, June ;, l&".
~ h2To uS,h AYERS il1lD III nuWDcf-
less instances rs Recommended by YOU, and
il4,c never known l!Irm to fail to accomplish
Chr desired result. We cnnstamtiA keep them
dm hand At our home, ani prize them us
pleasant. safe and reliable family medicine.
fOR DISHLi'SI.i they are invaluable.
y. i. HAYES"
Mesia, Texas, June H. l:S..
Tho REV. FRANCIS Is. lIARLowr, writing
from .ttomtt. Gn., SANS: "For some yrar5
past ! have been subject to CON tiration,
from which. III spit" OF the use Of n.ct!-
c.n"s OF >a'irna hndd. suffered increasing
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r"tan tIh!Ur AlkE : FILLS. LEY have
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hhr ."sti5 approved nay srncval n1ailh.'
AVER, CArIAaric FILLS correct lrtcgu.
itrltas Of the bowels, stinuia.c the apo
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thorough action givc tone and yisoT to tbs
Nao!c physical cccuomy.
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