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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
Farm and Home
Farm Notes.

Have warm. well ventilated stables, but
use no blankets.
Discharge the man OF DO, who heart 'e>>
~ leases the animals.
\ little linseed meal. given occasionally.
Nil help 10 Keep a horse. coat bright and
glossy.
An experiment made in Scotland show.
that c4bbases are worth $50 an acre more
than ,aruips for faitenng sheep.
Never have dark. dismal, damp and Ill
ventilated stable Horses should always
have light clean and cheerful quarters
The long-lesged. rangy hog WI. consume
more food in gwen tine than the improved
grades and Vet tits difficult to fa,,eu Il before
], j. two Years Old.
When frs, 5 pre>ea, the Texas fever DIS
appears. I; always exists ~ the extreme
South but never occurs in the North unless
brought here b, Diseased cattle.
Do rot feed rye bran 10 faws /, sae..,
and Gaze, jpn tie crop, and + any quantity
las been eaten il no, unfreqlenrs causes
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29

one pint of sweet milk, one pint of Graham
-four, half teaspoon of salt and one egg;
then add the milk, and then the -four gradu-
ally; beat i, very brskly for four or five min
utes, then pour into huttered gem pans;
bake in hot oven
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29

We shall offer stock Prices
New England offers We have marked
Tow fiGIRE that q Il wanto Of ANYTHING in our
line afford I ~ WIN do ,cod
thts! We viii explain Not through love- not because
aIcrmlanthTolists, but from business mott alone.
The past has been a duh
Wholesale dealers auditor Man
uioctnrer>. both Of the millne,s
Of the weather and ovcrprollcton.
More good,
uactucd than
there sale consequently Prices
lower and lower until all kinds of Dr, Goods Underwear
and Hosiery thrown till Wholesale
can lie manufactured tor hcmauulacturers needed money,
had some =" invested it, and bought and
bought y such
that entire
building, three floors, j. oycr-
crowded jhu have hard work u ut HI
anything This Stock has
To be, SOIL and will be sold Low
Prices, ~ the lowest in the history Of II DIV
Goods business wil ~c ihcm. We have ~oIl t.c stocks
before now. but all past effort, in thu
ect have been like kitten To an elephant IN c,upari-
lhi- opportunity the People Ellsworth
rounding avail III lord
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
Action of Tobacco.

DIR. Troitski has made a number of obser.
vatlons upon the effects produced on the TEN.
perature and pulse BY smoking. He found
that in every case, varying according to the
condition of the individual, there was an &C.
celeration of the pulse-rate and slight
elevation Of temperature. If the average
temperature of non smokers were represent.
ed by 900, that of moderate smokers would
be l.OOS, and while the heart in the former
case was making 1000 pulsations, in the lat
ter it would beat LILO times. 1t is in the
latter effect that he thinks the danger Of
tobacco-smoking is manifested. d,
Medicine de Bn.xeli.s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
Recipes.


Pee, core and thinly slice good cooking
apples, taPples that cook to a smooth pulp
easily; allow three-quarters of a pound Of
loaf sugar to pound Of apples put the su-
gar IN preserving pan Ia tin or iron sauce
pan will turn them black with half tea
cup OF water TO six pounds of sugar; let it
gradually melt and boil ii for ten minutes.
Then put in the sliced apples and few
cloves, cinnamon or lemon-pee to flavor. if
liked. Boil rapidly for an hour, skim well
and put in jam pots. 1t should be quite
smooth pulp, clear and bright amber color
1t will keep good for twelve months.
CREAM PIE.
Whpped-cream pie is delicacy that to
be appreciated needs but to be eaten. Make
the crust Of moderate richness, line deep
tin with it; bake quickly in hot oven; when
done spread it with layer of jelly or Jam;
first thin layer, then whip a teacup of
sweet cream until it is light as possible;
sweeten with powdered sugar, and flavor
y; spread over the jelly or jam;
where it will get very cold
Y sitAD CABBAGE
ands md be more generally
syster ~ psrt 0g fine some cook
SYM en. an pepper and
aree bind it with
peoPl Gar, oB.. w head OF
govss = 9se., Pug. Ae space
ATOM bi.. or bse.l Stoth
resort to- anfb. aks
bill by Congress ee
Iby Senator Edmunds. Satur-
Z punish crimes committed BY msS
esise compounds will receive the sp- =.
IF ali right niaded people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
DoUGHNUTS.

Three eggs, one cup Of sugar, one pint of
new milk, salt. nutmeg and -four enough to
permit the spoon TO stand upright in the
mixture; add two teaspoons of baking pow
der and beat until very light; drop by the
Gesser, spoonful INTO boiling lard These
will not absorb bit Of fat, and are the
least pernicious Of the doughnut family.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
ONION SAUCE.

This is made by boiling three OF four
white onions until they are tender, then add
butter half the size Of an egg, salt and pep
per TO taste Stir the onion into il. and a
tablespoon of -four rubbed smooth in a lit
tie cold milk, Let i, come TO boil, then
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
6, G. BURR[L[,.
B an err.
STATE STR EEr
ELLSWORTH, MAINE
Does a General Banking Bust.
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.

pepa-ft accounts received 'u'jrct to CHECK ,
Srrtiacatcs Of Deposit issued payable on "a.
,,anl or M iiNr, date bearing interest us agreed
Collections OF Drafts, Notes, coupon, euA Div
ilcnds throughout the United states Speciality
Called Bonds caShed or exchanged
Cboic,. investments, ~cCarittc~ constantly .r
hand.
Estate In vicinity OF Ellsworth on ipsrytui
commercial paper.
Th, Interests Of uur CORES Iuu,}gut- atH ~.
carefully rrgari.d strict attention given r.. u,r
orders and requests by mail "r otherwise 4ud H,
pr,,,npt AMI faithful execution ot their wishes we
ain, M merit their esteem and cunt,lVu4-r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
A THRILLING STORY

A. Told D., - urrehant In FRO, w
4 Surgical Operation Avoided hoW =.
Bath~r. VIE aud daughter Escaped
AN Notut Doom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
Fair aud Accommodating Treatment


In ans Kind u o,,i W. MAZE speciality - getting
ny ~ruE ru-r-. RAILS aa.t B.ii -rrEs In wal
nut, " hltru.--l pr Pine.
job Turning. Band >nviu. aud Plan
il. douc ID order. Patterns. Models aud
Drawings 81 same done in good shape.
rartlc. At q DISTANCE, "r,irrn. anything q u. hy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29

One-half cup Of butter, two cups sugar
and four eggs. beaten separately; three cups
of -four. one-haif cup Of sweet milk. two
teaspoons OF baking powder, two cups Of
hlekorynut- meats minced, one teaspoon eN-
tract OF vanilla.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
SAMPLES OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
BY MAIL,

We are now fully organized in
our SAMPLE DEPARTMENT tor the
FALL CAMPAIGN, and are prepared
to furnish all our OUT OF TOWN
CUSTOMERS, with every facility for
ORDERING By MAIL,
samples of such goods as they desire
to see or purchase.
Every department in our store is
now replenished with new goods. and
comprises all the New Staple and
Novelty Dress and Trimming Goods
o. the season.
Our business is conducted on a
strictly ONE PRICE system and
we guarantee perfect satisfaction in
every case.
~Sample, of any goods (that
can be CUT. together with printed
circular of information sent FREE
to any address.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
DE-. VsC
kE N VS.
REMEDY

For the Cure Of Kidney aud Liver Conn
plants. Constipation. ant al ti-oF..ls
=E1stnF from n irapsfr stat q tn III .pOD.
10 woua-a who s4f.r from any q tie lis reeu-
lar q tltir sSx ~ Is an unfsilinF friend. AL
prgrgist.. one bol n bottle. OF a4ITt IS Or.
Havtl krr-e4T Iar LII = Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
l reduction in Black Dress Goods

all wool Drc-- Pil- ,usla Price
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-29
BILOXI S-IL-NS9

= 50 cts sloo 10, 1374. LOO regular Price 81
l.2j. 10. -, 200 225.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
SPECIAL ENTIOH,
New styles on Han d.

Ferd Carson, the merchant tailor, has
received some Of the newest and latest
sty les of worsteds and suitings, the
leaders for this fall and winter, and he
proposes to make these goods into the
most stylish and best fitting suits that
will be worn in Wilmington. The
prices will be in accordance with the
hard times.
Powell has on his stand in the Third
street market butter fish, blue fish,
bass, haddock, Goldfish. founders. fresh
Cape May goodies, salmon and ha libut.
Also oysters, which will be delivered
TO any part OF the city.
To the Ladies'!
Mrs. L. B. Brsdway, 329 East Fourth
street, would be pleased TO have the
ladies' call and see her line of zephyr
saoGues, caps, etc, of her own manu-
facture. All kinds of knit work done
to order. A nice line of notions, rib
bons, etc.
Panic Prices.
You can buy al Gilmore's l05 East
Second street, plug and smoking TO
bacco at your own price. Also Batohelol
Bros celebrated brands of cigars, a.
| factory prices.
Coal and PlOur.
| Fell g. Joseph's price list Best wbitt
ash hard coal. 8. stove, 1913 stove
egg and nut, $3.50; Lea, free burning
stove, egg and nut, 1925 5. stove, S5.5o
l7l3 W. Front street.
Painting and Draining.
Walter Joseph. practical house ant
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Es
\ timates furnished. All work guaran
teed. 122 Market street.
Il Painting.
| Tilzhman Danner, house and sig
painter, No. $40 Market street. Jot
bing properly attended to and estimate
furnished.
IL oysters, oysters.
,i The best pl lace In the city 10 get goo
el fresh opened oysters Ia at 7. A. MI
3 lOlure's Eighth street market.
II Dr. Snnderson's
D Herbs Of Joy, the Great Health PRONE
tier, IS cents, Belts drug store, Sixt
: and Market streets.
IL Never Too Late TO Mend.
II you have not had any Diamon
, Dust yet, delay no longer, as your neiRl
> Dor Is ahead of you.
Oysters.
al Cove plant oysters rs, 80 and 40 cen
4 Iper quart at Hanna's 600 Jefferse
| street.
IL Two tons of odds and ends in che'
+ ling and smoking tobacco closed o.
o cheap at Chapman's, Seventh al
lOrange streets.
dt Pure fresh Chester County butter al
I'll York State cheese, Wholesale and reta
Il lat Il. P. Garey's, 81 King street.
T. Manila wrapping paper sold by d
lquire or ream at the REPUBLICA
7, office.
I'll Frames for cabinet pictures for 25c.
Lex Barney's, No. East Seventh stret
lel Bush's, French street wharf, is d
"A place to buy good coal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22

fessor ID. W. Bissell delivered several
recitations, and the meeting adjourned
with votes OF thanks to the Morning
News Company and to + M. Hopes,
president Of the club.
An excellent lunch was provided by
Farra 81 Lewis, but number of the
party carried we'll filled baskets them
solves. As the steamer came up the
ChristiAna colored lights were set of
by the Committee on Fireworks. The
wharf was reached at Z 20 O'Clock, and
the oxoursionists wended their way
home, almost every one bearing fine
string OF Fl sh.
NOTES.
The article which appeared in yes
terdAy's RRPUBLICAs, In reference TO
the excursion was written by hear
he In not member in good standing OF
" The George Washington Fishing
Club"
Several porpoises were seen sporting
in the bay, some of which could have
been captured, but it was noticed that
each WAS branded with the
letters ~. W." the excursionists
concluded they belonged to some one
else, and drove them away, for the
stringent rules OF the club prohibit
stealing the same as lying.
An individual of An inQuiring turn
of mind tried the experience Of sweet
| ing his coffee with salt, and then com
plAined that Mr.. Lewis was using sea
water to concoct the beverage.
James Bradford proved himself g
champion by pulling up two fine trout
1t onoe, feat not accomplished by any.
one else on the boat.
T.. M. Hopes sustained the character
Of +" The Lone Fisherman" as he had q
boat that would only hold one. He re-
paired to q quiet spot and by his skill
succeeded In winning tho first prize.
Everyone enjoyed himself and
with the exception of few minor &C
cidents, such Ms hooks getting in fingers
| inst sad of the hsh's mouth, everything
| passed off pleasantly.
| 1t was generally conceded that Mr.
Walton caught the largest fish, but Mr.
FL. z. Dure contends that the honor be.
longs to Mr.. Robinson, for the one h
assisted to haul In just before th'
steamer started for home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
SurDrfse Visit.

Rev. George w. Wright, pastor OF the
Household of Faith, and his amiable
wife, were agreeably surprised by the
unexpected visit of number OF their
friends, ON Saturday evening, at the
parsonage, 1014 Trenton Place, that be-
ing the birthday of the pastor. A num-
ber of valuable presents were made by
the friends, Mr.. L. A. Bower making a
yery appropriate and neat speech, the
pastor acknow led ging the favor as we'll
as he was able under the circumstances.
MI, Wright desires to thank his many
friends for their kindness to his family.
j" These happy remembrances, he said,
i" will make my efforts for their good
more than ever q labor of love-"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
To Property Owners.

We would call the special attention
of property owners to the fact that now
is the time to have your roof painted,
and Phillips and Kane, our live paint
dealers on East Fourth street, adver.
tise just the right article for sale in
another column of the REPUBLICAN,.
This paint has stood the best of tests
and can be relied on to give perfect
satisfaction. Don't neglect your roofs
until winter comes with It's storms
and spoils your ceilings, when coat OF
paint will prevent the misaap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
Sullivan IN Town.

John L. Sullivan left New York on
the 6 10 train last evening, in company
with Lester and Aliens Minstrels,
which open in Harrisburg tonight. A
big crowd gathered at the Courtlandt
street ferry when the pugilist arrived.
HIS had TO force his way through the
crowd to get into the ferry house, and
hundreds of the curious embarked In
the ferry. boat to Jersey City TO see him
off on the train. He arrived at ths
Broad street station at $50, and when
the brakeman announced that passen
gers for the West would have twenty
minutes for supper the champion
said
"That's good. I'll have time to
tackle steak"
In the restaurant crowd soon
gathered, who gazed and gaped at
every bite the slugger took. When he
sauntered back to the train, which ls
known as the Western express, crowd
stood In the big corridor Of the Broad
street station, eager to catch a GLIMPSE
OF the big slugger. He IL to receive
500 week for his statue business with
the minstrel company and promises te
keep himself straight during the eE-
gagement. He said last night:
F." | haven't any real challenges to ac-
cept. Anybody who knows me or Nc
ICaffrey knows that he wouldn't have
any show with me with bare knuckles
It's foolish to talk about our fighting.
lIfhe would stand up and ight me I'd
settle him in one or two rounds. or
course as a doiger he's clever nobody
denies that, but to fight to a finish
;pshaw it's foolish to talk about 1t
| Pm sick of talking through the news
lpapers. I'm misquoted and charget
with being beastly drunk when II;
perfectly sober
Il 'Of course drink. Of course l know
my power as u pugiiist. There may bt
q better man than |, but where is he?
simply claim to be champion becaus
have never met anybody that coul'
whip me. When do will be perfect
lily willing to give up my claim to tn;
lchampionship. This statue business |
easier than boxing. OF course it's irk
some, though, to me; but I've signe
: a contract and shall always keep
strictly"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
NeNs Summary.

Dorman B. Eaton, Chairman OF the
Civil Service Cop, ,uission, had long
interview, by appointment, with the
President yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Eaton refused to disclose what was
said at the conference, but he declares
that "the attitude of the President is
in every way satisfactory to the Corn.
mission"
The Treasury Department yesterday
received for redemption package of
about 500, 600 in United States notes
which are badly mutilated and
almost beyond recognition. Their own
or, an Ohio farmer, is said to have
buried them in the earth, in preference
to placing them in . bank or other de-
pository.
The Canadian Pa5ific railroad is
about to call for tend.rs for the build.
ing of bridge acrosSthe st. Lawrence
river to connect it's system with the
American railroads at St. Johns and
Southeastern Chambly. The length of
the bridge will be 5000 feet and it's
cost is estimated at 81, 800, 900
number of cattle near D1quotn,
Illinois, have been sick for several
days with mysterious malady, which
was diagnosed yesterday as Texas
fever. Many of the animals have died.
The fever seems to have been contract
ed from the excrementious dumping of
stock cars.
The 6lst session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows was opened yesterday
in Baltimore. Henry F. Carey,
Grand Sire, called the Lodge to or
der. Only routine business was
disposed of.
Captain Gillings of the British steam.
or Oakdale, which arrived at Baltimore
on Sunday with nearly 23,000 bags OF
! coffee from Brazil, was yesterday fiued
$500 for not having q proper manifest
An appeal was taken TO the Secretary
OF the Treasury.
AT Bevier, Missouri, early yesterday
morning, an air compressor, 10 be- useC
| in coal M inc, was blown TO pieces OF
| the car from which it was not yet uii
loaded. 1t is supposed dynamite wa
used, and strikers are suspected OF th'
deed.
Hanlan, Lee and Courtney were a
Troy, New York, yesterday, and 1t wa
reported that they had agreed upon tn
l course Oh L lSabuTt lbiduuY III tAO IL uu
son river, as the place for the doubl
scull contest of Oc' ober 10th.
The State Vete rina,ian Of Kansas say
thirty counties in that State are infect
ed by the hog cholera, and he estimate
the loss a. 100000.
4 Hog cholera OF very malignant typ
is raging in Taylor county, Iowa. III
affec ted animals die within twenty
-four hours.
i The Irish athletic team, of which NJ
IGalegher, editor of the Dabiin Sport,
captain, arrived at Quebec yesterday o
the steamship Sarmatian.
Bradford Rixford, aged 6t year
chief law clerk of the Pension Burea a
Washington, died suddenly OF heal
disease, in Burlington, Vermont, o
|, Sunday night.
ri The ceremony OF comforting the pa Il
um on Archbishop Riordan, of Sa
8 Francisco, took place in St. Mary
= Cathedral, in that city, on Sunday.
Secretary Lamar has been confined
Ibis house for several days by severe Ii
d tiuenza. He was reported somewl'
}. better last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
A woman Infatuated with q Negro

Details have just come out OF SEN
sationai love AFFAIR, the parties to which
are white woman, living aear West
Alexander, Pa, and a uli-blooded
negro, of Wheeling. The woman ia
Miss Flora Cald well, who lives with an
uncle a few miles in the country, and
the man is Dennis Gardner, disrepu.
table character, married to woman OF
his own color.
The girl met Gardner several months
ago while on a visit TO Wheeling, and
in some inexpl'eable manner became
infatuated with him. Dennis, it seems
from the correspondence Published, has
visited Miss Caldwell here, and mum.
ber OF letters have gone back and forth
between the two, those from the girl
being filed With terms of endearment.
About week ago two cousins OF Miss
, Caldwell, who8s suspicious had beer
aroused, Intercepted letter from ths
negro, aud last Monday they went tc
Wheeling for the purpose of killing hin
Dennis was in the workhouse, how
ever, and they could not get at him.
Miss Cald we'll had make arrange
ments to 90 TO Wheeling on Saturday
expecting 20 reach that place on the
1915 train, when the negro was Il
have met her. About dark Gardnel
heard the cousins were again en- hi
track, and arming himself with a re
volver, no announced his purpose o
mes ting the girl if ne had to xiii som
one, This coming to the cara OF the
police he was arrested and locked up
while Miss Caldwell was pIeveped
from taking the train. The letter
from the girl, while breathiul
deep affection for the negro, gave L
clue tC tie cause for her infatuatioR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
pe,n.yIy,nia's stuts Fair.

Every man, woman and child IN
Wilmington and vicinity. should not
fail to attend the Pennsylvania State
Agricultural fair, that opens on We'd
nesday. Special arrangements will be
mad q with the Pennsylvania Railroad,
40 that Won can purchase Il ticket from
this city that Will admit you to. this fair.
grounds and return home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22

Black silks, black and colored rhadz-
mir, broosded velyets, black and color
ed velvets. The assortmentis complete
in every detail, and prices as low as .he
same class of goods can be bought in
any reliable dry goods house. Cranor
e. Do, 621 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22

1t will save much delay and con.
fusion il all entries of exhibits for the
Delaware State fair are made at once
The space in all departments will be
filled, and delayed entries will not
secure preferred positions. Send q
complete list of your exhibits to the
Secretary, d. P. Barnard. Jr., Dover,
Del, and entry cards to put on ex'
hibits will be sent you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22

An adjourned meeting of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chit
dren will be held at the Board of Trade
room in the exchange building, this
evening, at 7.30 O'Clock. Several inter
esting questions will be discussed, and
therefore it is desired that there may
be full attendance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
ORFOr Ballim0 ore.

Headed by the Washington Grays'
Band of Philadelphia, the Grand En-.
campment, the officers of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware and the several sub
dinate lodges of odd Fellows, loft
this morning at Gas for Baltimore to
. gage In the ceremonies Of unveiling
the Ridley monument.
Ten cars composed the train that left
the depot. Quite large number went
down In the 10. 80 train that contained
large delegations from down the State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22

Those needing rag carpets should look
at the new goods We are Offering at ~
and SO cents, composed of new rags,
$50 ends of four-ply cotton chain, with
three stripes OF pure wool chain one
aad half inches wide. Never sold
before under IS cents. Cfanor & Co.,
62l Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-22
/ Fen nj Ie

q specific for Hay Fever. For ten years
I have been grest sufferer from August
10Th till frost. Ely's Cream Balm is the
only preventive l have ever found
Frank B. Ainsworth, of II. b. AIMS
worth 4 Co., Publishers, indianapolis,
Indiana,