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,o'Ds a'e 'o"si on" ~ "''i 'aNe '"o may "e
NY III !" = i'ei ''.e 'lA'i ouu mugs,
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Then there wa. general hand sb,king
and arrangements ver, made fnr the we'd.
ding next afternoon after which loo and
hi. wife wer, IA com. b,ck ne far ,x n,r
house. and the following morn,r, star, for
home.
The wedding wns an old-f,,hintel c,nntry
one. nnl not ,cn- AFTER M ceremony. JAIL
sl.i,b ga, naked Win 4 car,o of fea,h,r.
he'd. oui,is. blsnkr,4 and ,Ysn.keenin,.
goods Of yar.ou> kinds for Nr Holton
wo,,ld not let hi, daughter 90 EMMY hand.
ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Mother. " hy,"
riFd the hay.

Ht Stif tftN.
"po ypu take me 80 to task:
BROTHER April scold. | pray
He Wa lazy. would not a..
The sun I" melt the snow away:
l,'t II lie on lake and plain:
lri old Borrs> free to r,ign:
Aud whcn ! AT length came forth
On my merrl birthday morn.
Hailed with 10Y by all the North.
Fain would this earth adorn:
But twas >iill - cold and nipping.
That quahed with aSui>h fcar>.
With my garments wei aud dripping
And NV face an blurred " it'll tears =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

-NAssalhoro has seven post offices and
the statement has been published in several
papers that this is the largest number
possessed by any town in New England
But Harpswel also has seven post Offices.
Boothbiy seven, while Turner has eight
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

"A proposition has been made to organ
ile a company with capital Of $4,000 to
rebuild the katahdil Iron Works. This
capital will enable The company to erect
works with capacity Of 800 to 800 tons per
month"; instead of 800 as formerly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

fALtABLE BooK.-Wc have just received
from the enterprising publishers A III. Andrews
4 Go. most useful little volume stlggestiyely
called LOOK WITHIN For FIVE THOUSAND
FACTS THAT EVERYBODY WANTS To Know
III contains 10 pages of condensed information
on Mechanics. Statistics, History Medicine, As
tronomy, Finance. Mythology, Education .slath-
ematics, The Bible. Politics, Agriculture. Re-
ligion, Science, Temperance, Trade, etc. etc.
IN fact there seems to be something for every
body and nothing that someone win moi be glad
to know. 1t is embellished with number of col
ored diagrams and is by far the most valuable
and complete Pocket CycIopeslia we have VET
seen. 1t is offered for sale ut the exceedingly
low price OF 10 cents, for which sum in stamps
il will be sent postpaid by the p,,hIj-bers
II. ANDREWS & Co, CHICAGO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

"A farmers wife in Indiana, who runs
the vegetable garden of half an acre. not
only kept a large table bountiully snpphed
but sold iaSt wear more than 800 worth of
vegetables to the town folks a few miles
away. This half acre was of more profit
than tour acres which the husband cuItl-
ya,ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

The riches; coored man in Phladel-
phia Is John Mckee, a real estate dealer.
who Is estimated to he worth between $780,
900 and 100000. There are two or three
Others in the same city whose fortunes run
up into the hundred thousands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

New York saloon keepers say working
men are preierring hot beef tea to whiskev.
1t never was the~working man VINO wanted
whskey. The man who doesn't want TO
work Is the one that colors his nose in the
whskey paint shop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

5. u. eastman of Dexter, while eating
piece al cheese. the other day. felt sud
den twlnge in The end Of his tongue, whict
almost immediately b gan to swell and grow
black. sal, the Gazete A doctor was
called, Who lppied powerful acid 10 the
tongue, and th= swelling soon went down
Mr. Cushmal thinks some small poisonous
insect mast have bitten him or there must
have been particle of rank poison in the
cheese.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

The maiden law fee Of a young a,tor-
nes OF Sylvania, Ga, earned few days
since, consisted Of SS in. money, a stack of
fodder, silver watch,' an old SOW and a
yearling steer. He drove his live stock in
to town himself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Among ,hr victims b, the snnvslide at
the lipm->take silver mine ID Colorado were
tNo Young men from Sear>port, named
Horace ana Josiah Matthews, aged about
IS and 20 wears. They hai been in Colorado
a mule more than a wear. and engaged in
the work Of developing the mine since the
first of January. rhey we're worthy Young
men They ieave a widowed mother at
Sear,port and sister at South Framing
ham.
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Nv hu such wreich,rl fal~thnosl uitorss
llasc cn't washed and cleared thu gliiters
Haven't broken up the icc
swept the roof quite clean and nIcc:.
bn my honor declare.
\ our demands are most unfair
surely. If the truth you'd search.
Nv" baitlcd hard with brother March:
With ali kind> " wind ani weather
That hr e'rr could bring together.
Through hi, >erricd. firm array
pf some twenty odd degrees
~ c"id. enough your blood "a frcrzc.
have sought. through shield and spear.
Il, fair means path t" clear.
Where might an h,ins wing
Plant the hammer oi the spring.
ain my rraycr>. 'AIaunt" Juo,h he.
Thu th, faut ir, not with M"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Marion Hariand describes Il few good and
Wholesome nursery desserts" in Bobyhood
Tor May, for mothers who are udiciou-
enough to give their ittc>t ones ,nch Instead
OF rich cakes and puddinss. VIM. p. GER
hard, {. f.. contributes to the same number a
practical talk on Country House, and thtiy
surroundings, exposing the false sense Of Sp-
curlty IN which many families indulge merely
because they do not live in the city, were
some of his suggestions needed disease would
make fewer raids in the nursery Beside, va
rious other important topics which are treated
IN this issue, the readers Of the magazine ap-
pear to vie with its editors in furnishing usr-
ful hints. Among the subjects dealt with in
their letters and queries are .'NicknaineS :" "A
special Room for the Baby" The Trainin. OF
Mothers, Homemade Baby-tenders,' ..(ry-
lnS and sedatives,' Imaginary Fear
Jumping IN Sleep, Feeding on a Journey
oeing-in, The Shirt of NcsSlIs." '.Oat-
meaEGruel,' Early ImpreSsio IONS etc. etc.
Isl 30 year. New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

lo. the Queen of Spring one day,
Angrily her pinions folding.
Gave her son, Young Nav. a scolding:
The first Of May,
Alack the day.
Art not ashamed, thou wicked boy:
Weeping still.
Damp and chill.
Do>i thou come
Looking glum.
Marring all our hope aud joy:
Thou had>t orders
DER our borders
Flowers to spread. and azure skies;
To deck the woods
With fragrant buds,
Sporting like the butterflies.
Words of mirth
In our North.
Thou >hould'>t speak To every soul:
Lo. bring
Lovely Spring:
Fill with wine the sparkling bowl.'
What shame
To take that name
Given you in the almanac:
Month Of flowers
Gracious powers,
Say how dare You thu- to mock
Poutin-:-lIa.
Mind. mamma
All such tcmpers soon will settle:
II You dare.
| declare
I'll whip yt'u with my first Young netile.. :
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-LIrTELL'> LIVING AGE. Th. MINI
brr~ OF The LtrfHg .iye for May . AMI rs ytn-
tain. samuel johnson ami hi> NZr. Q,Gff,l-
"; The suns Corona. since l~>u, bv Mr.
6o>chcn, ami Gordon At Gravr>ruJ Nlr,-
tce"W feHt"iH; Shake -p"arc'~ PurtutiIurr ,l
omen. Contemporary, The German Abroad
1913 and iN~,. Archaeological Frautl> in Palr--
tine. and An Appeal {" Men ot Leisure Na-
NpRdt; Musings without Method. and Rrmi-
n>cence> OF Sir Herbert stewart. B11c6 raul 4:
Irish LOYALTY. and Taimudir Proverbs, >Dqc-
t0t"r: Ponds, .>dfHrd0y Herjs,r: Tn" Mos
Powerful Man in Persia 81. .Lt,HfS's t;asrfte:
Ihr Action of very Minnie Particle, on I.ight
and the toors of Arctic Auinil~ Nature
At an Eastern Dinner Party. Chum5erx': Wfth
ln>talments Of a House Divided teain-t 4.
self and Fortunes Wheel, and poetry.
For ffty-two number, Of >iNty-four Ir.o
pages each (or more than 2 800 pages ve.irl
the subscription price lS>i j. low: Will, for
SO % the publishers Offer 10 send any one c|
The American $500 monthlir> or wceklir> with
me LtrtH9 ige Tor a year, both postpaid.
Llttell n Co., Boston, are the publishers
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he Wasn't Dead,
from The Baltimore Ameriean.l

A good story of Judge Bond, of the United
States District Court, is told hy one Of his
Western friends. 1t occurred in Boston ia
1871. The two went to call on a medium.
They were shown many wonders and at last
the Judge was told to write list of names
on slip Of paper, which being done, he was
instructed TO run his finger down the list and
stop when the accustomed rap on the table
was heard. When he got TO the middle of
the list violent blow was struck upon the
table. Thereupon a long conversation en-
sued between the Judge and the material
lied spirit, IN which were rehearSed many
astonishing facts tmost of which the Judge
had ingeniousy managed to drop IN the
opening of the conversation with the medi-
um.) Finally, the exhibitor suspected some
thing, and the spirit abruptly separated.
Then the Judge fell into brown study,
from which it was difficult to arouse him.
suddenly looking up, he SAID with the most
admirably assumed tone Of astonshment and
conviction "This is the most remarkable
thing ever dreame Of | almost doubt
the power of Omnp0teuee to equal it,
"Ah,' saws the medium. II can show YOU
greater things than that"
9 Further conversation ensued in a similar
stralu, when Judge Bond burst out with
But tell you, sir. challenge the Almighty
to do such thing. Why, sir, can YOU be-
lIeye it ? | left that gentleman not twenty
minutes ago on the steps OF The Parker
House At this the medium became nat
uralIy furious and exclaimed: IL told YOU
to write the names Of dead men on that
list No" replied judge b pud. With
look OF chlldnke simplicity, you did not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

March cris4i ou.
Must ail ihc~' burdens carry:
>urr Ina hpuni 10 >we.p y thc tomb
pf nid unc'c february:
Filling all The North " iih gloom.
ifh . n"untsiu'- weight il lly.
Held Ger earth il igN SWAY.
\ouglt remained Tor me thr " hilc
save drive my plnw' arru>- the soil
pn ih- snow without DELAY.
Tin ih" drin, wrre cleared away
Thu, | did, ms br-t. s9u >rr.
In fru,t-uIpptri humility
- >aid Marrh. The Qucsn Of spring
>in'm ass h'l. rou>id ring
Whicl 81 Iii tn ugehu> turrr
Mu-i ,i,-.rTNc cd severity.
Zach threw blame upon hi, brother:
But ihe VIZ" and prudent mother
BIT her iip. with action grave.
th"p-lt munent. ana then gave.
WIN j r,1 nf neitle> haund
Io"ach "n' q whipping -onni.
How the wreicli,,i bow id ,quait'
How iney promised. on AMI all
In amend their rtii wa9,.
To ralj forth thu sun warm nav.
scattering flower, n'rF hill and piaiu.
TIA the sun -houli >niilr again,
'Tho sno'c-rluw used in sweden to Gle.
'ay thc snow drifts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

rate articles as are most hair dyes, but single
eohillilatip ard experienced wholesale druggists.
nao have hasi.e all the various dyes, pronounced it
IN brst Sisgia preparation for changing the color
OIL TN hair wi hsss g.er been brought to their
notice
PTieT, - Cents. Satisfaction guaranteed III
every ssr CT The lg.oiigy refunded. Prepared Only
gE d. q. ~. THOMPSON. Roc kiand, Me.
s1.t - 81 tsisgx.
i'sgs eSssss-.v, b b tsies, many buying high
as s.oz = Aoiii-s at u time
Iyrsf cow
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MY wife used DIR. GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR with great relief II Is the only
relief from Heart Disease. / eheerfuIIv re-
commend if-J. b. Miller, r. NJ, Mnlb,ry
Grove, III. sl.00 per bottle. Free palnphles
of +. +. Ingalls,, Cambridge, Mas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Dr. j. SIMoNAUD. New Orleans, La, saws
II can eandidly declare Scott's Emulsion is
the finest preparation of the kind that has ever
been brought to my notice. In affections OF
the lungs and other wasting diseases. we may
consider it our most reliable agent In per-
fcetly elegant and agreeable form.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
MISS BEECHERS
Hair or Whisker Dye

For Hair and
" iliskers. VIII
change light or
gray hair TO a jet
black, dark brown
or anhurn color.
Ii contains no sui
pliHr or lead, or
ether deieterious
ingredient. II re-
quires but a sin-
gle application to
effect It's purpose.
Washing is NOT
required after
dyeing. as in the
caseof other dyes.
Its NOT Two sepa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Cod Liver Oil with lsyp0phsspbites,
For Infections Of The Lungs and Wasting
Diseases
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

'Th" ,nosc-rluw used in sweden To clear
awaH lhr snow drifts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
WHEN

you ST. 're-va-as! it boly 1r mind aaI feel
"raa down" ".r"i..s! out hen i, the time to
Us Ee1e;iae. i,!si justine thing to restore Jour
strength.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

He fully confessed his guilt and was glad
TO get the jail doors closed on him,
Tho revival which has been IN progress
at the Baptist church for the past six
weeks, under the charge of Rcv. Brooks
and DR. Wingo, closed last, night.
Constable Owens OF Alvord brought In
one Teller this morning, charged with
whipping a girl in school nj Lake Valley,
near Akord Tceler was the teacher
and sought to correct the girl.
Mrs, Roper, a lady who keeps u board
ing-housc ON West Main street, died a
complaint yesterday against AT Collier,
charging him with aggravated assault
upon her Collier has not been arrested,
and we do not know his side OF the ease
The bar of Decatur met yesterday ano
elected a special Judge :. IL, liodcs, I,
hold the remainder of the term IN plac,
of his honor, Judge Brody, who Is slcl
and unable TO attend the duties of The
court, The Judge VIII 20 TO some pluc,
to rccupcmte and regain his lost health
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
MAKING THE TEXAS POOL,
General Freight and Passenger Agents
Stlli ~ session ut Galveston.

General Freight aud Passenger agents
SIN ~ session at Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEN, July 3o--rhc meeting oc
the general freight and passenger agents Of tho
TEXAS railways constituting the Texas Trade
association. is stll In progress pre-
pairing rates to he finally submitted
Tor adoption by the pool The oNrcu.
Tive committee ot the new trailc association
viii meet hero saturday hy which
time IT Is expected the general freight agents
VIII have practically finished their l0bofs.
Nothing dcfnitn az to the result Of their dOllb-
crations can Yet be stated.
The directory of the cur, Colorado &
Santa Ne railway left the meeting last night
10 discuss questions relating to The pool. In
ponc quarters u was anticipated thni
the directors would fail 60 approve
hi all the features OF the big pool, hut II Is I'M
dnrsiood They adjourned without taking Il tcst
vote rs to whether the santa Fc should remain
| Ia the pool or take some other action
night among railroad men that the santa fn
| folks have concluded 81 give In their fnHi
adhesion TO the pooling arrangement
and give II q fair trial for year nj lcnrt. u TX
undoubtedly true that number of the smaller
| stock and bond holders In the santa Ne nro Op
posed to their road Joining the pool hut u N
! fuld that many of their objections have hoou
overcome through concessions aud by u hetlcr
| understanding of the exact terms OF hcpool
| ing agreement.
The muttor OF dNlng upon which ticket agents
| shall be retained NJ the union depot points
! throughout the state has not been discussed
| except In the most Informal manner hN m
| general passenger agents. THIS II n subject
upon which the executive committee must act
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
GAINESVILLE.
a Dcndbent on Ills Trnvels--A Raid Upon
the Dcmi. Monde.

a Dcndbent on Ills Trn,cls--A Raid Upon
the Dcmi. Monde.
Special TO the Gazette.
GANEsVnLE, TsN., July 30. Harry
Reed who, Il will be remembered, was
associated with MIR. William l., O'Nclll IN
Fort Worth in getting up programmes
for the picnic last 18th of July, aud got
away with his collections, recently started
the Grand Central hotel in this city. After
carrying things with Il high hand for n few
weeks, he collected and borrowed what
money he could, then babe adieu to the
people of this city and lett for
parts unknown Harry Reed II
about five feet and eight on
nine inches high, slim, hair curly and
rather red, with an elegant ID large red
mustachc. All parties are warned 10 he.
ware
The square presents Il solid scene ol
watcrmclons, which have a rapid sale III
| almost nothing,
The recorders court yesterday evening
did ilourishing business fora short while
Silver City, the retreat of the doml-monde
was invaded by our ylgilant police, who
captured the inhabitants thereof mt
! lodged them In castle hill,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
The Galveston ARTILLERY Coming.

MOI hearing from the Galveston artil-
Fry company, }. G. Scott, Esq, OF the
euhion committee last evening tele-
E'apRed to General Manager Schneider of
Pr 'nii, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway
poMpany 10 know what arrangements
I1 ,m hs made for bringing that company
WIN Their Napoleon guns to this city
Iapoh the occasion of the eX-Confederate
Isuhlon' Two eN-members of the com
raag now residing here sent telegram
~ aap'. j. NJ. Forshey that quarters and
to and fro would be fur
.sneu' We may, therefore, reasonably
oApect To have that old and excellent or
sAHi1allon among us next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
AT THE REUNION GROUNDS,
\ Cool Crowd Turns out and Pleasant
Time Had nv An.

\ Good Crowd Turns out and u Pleasant
Time Had by An.
The crowd at the reunion grounds last
evening ON the occasion OF the ball, while
not a. large as expected, was nevertheless
most pleasant affair and was partici-
pated In by goodly number, though
owing 10 the heat the majority Of those
present spent their time in rambling in
the beautiful moonlight and in eating and
drinking at the numerous refreShment
stands, spread in most inviting manner.
While, owing TO the extent OF the
ground, IL would have been impossible 10
accurately estimate the number of per-
sons that were scattered about in groups
and couples throughout the limits of the
Enclosure, yet the number there present
can be safely put down at 300, or about
one hundred and fifty couples.
The music was good and all seemed to
enjoy themselves. The crowd was very
select, many of the representative people
OF the city being present, and the efficient
corps of deputy sheriffs maintained the
best of order during the entire evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Needed Repairs.
Four WORTH, July 20, 1851

n " TORT WONIH, July y, Ieol'
20 tne Editor OF the Gazette.
ueslre to call the attention of the re-
-''oh managers 10 that portion of the
Vau leading to the reunion grounds, just
SV'ofe passing under the tresstle bridge of
S Mv railroad 1t Is IN Il dangerous con-
ya Son ior the passing of all kinds of
NJ, during tee reunion, and If IT Is
NJ ~ worked on and improved think am
dns S ~ predicting one or more accidents
sns s,lg inc session Of the reunion. Should
y.St5hs happen TO either harness or
IN, While passing each other over
Ga pvf'ion OF the road some serious ac-
ms,' = bound to occur. The committee
y iu'end to Improve the road, but SO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
WACO.
Arrested Upon suspiclon--Thc sunday Law
Sustained.

Arrested Upon Suspicion--The sunday Law
Sustained.
Special to the Gazette
Waco, TIN, July 80,--A young man
named j. b. House, who says he is Il Viz
gilman aud who came in on n night train
from Fort Worth last night, was arrested
here this morning and jailed on the
strength OF telegram from the sheriff of
Eastland county. The telegram did moi
state what House H. wanted for, but the
yomg man says II is u little matter of Il
pistol which he can explain when the
Ensiland sheriff arrives. The pistol, Il
big army revolver, was found IN llonsc's
yalise. The sheriff of Eastland county i
expected here Tonight
Fred Richardson's barn and stable In
the western suburbs of the city were
burned last night; loss $500; Insured ior
$3.50 In the New York Underwriters In
surancc company. Cause of the lire M
known.
In the Wilson Sunday law case the Jury
rendered verdict last night, lining the
defendant $50 and costs. This sustuni
the Judgment OF the city court and Is d
damper on the saloon business in conncc
ton with restaurants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Professor Hogg.

Prof. Hogg OF Fort Worth has been elected
suprrIntendent of the Fort Worth pubic
schools for the fourth time, Prof Hogg isone OF
the hest educators In the state, and the cltiNehr
al Fort Worth have acted wisely ~ retaining
him i'm uosition. He would even make an excel
lent SUPERINTENDENT of education for TEXAS
Abilene Reporter.
Tur GAZETTE indorses the above--has
done so time and again. But the pro-
lessor is heartily engaged in his work here
The conduct of the schools OF grow
Ing city like Fort Worth requires more
talent and tact, more experience ana eN'
ecutive ability than that us secretary To
board of education. II Is true the re-
mnneration of the state secretary Is more
than our city pays 1t should not DC So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
A Bakers Mill.

Quite an interesting mill occurred in
the "Georgia bakery on Houston, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, last evening
about 40 o'clock, in which one b. II.
Carson, the proprietor, came out second
best.
II seems, from what n reporter of TnE
GAZETTE was able to learn last evening,
that one Leo Schwartz, late
and demanded u settlement, In the course
of which the lie was passed and Carson
received two scale-weights In rapid sue.
ceSsion over each optic successfully. DR.
w. A. Duringer was called and scwed
up both wounds, which were bad-look.
Ing gashes, thOugh not serious.