The examiner., 1886-01-16

paid for, as the following inhuman incident
 shows: Last week girl named Kate Daily
 was on the point of confinement. She hau
 an order from the selectmen for nedc4
 attendance. Young Dr.. Hayes. who n1- seen some of the world and it's wtirkit
 but had not learned that ''the greats,t "i
 these is charity" was on town dute | When apdllcation was made to hun a1t' ? the order presented, Qor which services II
 draws his salary), he said to the poor glr
 i'll her distress, "Who is to pay me? G.
 and see Dr. North or any other doctor" l..
 the midst of her labor Dr. E. w. McDonaI
 kindly lent his aid, and assisted her ',i
 huma nitv When all was over and wh.'
 Dr. Mcdonald was leaving the house whst.
 simple crime poverty, the valiant town physician, Dr. Hayes, drove up and a>ke,5 if ''all was right" When his quarte, s bii1 is presented to the town the selectmen sboul,t deduct something, for two reasons-1-t
 Because part of his pay has been earned by Dr. Mcdonald. 2d. Because when the town pays for professional humanity the pubhc should get its moneys worth or know the reason why. The case belongs to the mon- strosities and barbarisms of the wild men o savage countries, of which in children's books we read.
 The bicycle fever wages warm at times For the past few months, during this grand | IT, ance on the streets. The machine Is a goo one, we'll oiled, and it's gear perfect. It is mounted by handsome gentleman and lady. The gentleman is quite "English," :" and, while speeding the 5seaShine with his | fair partner his grand ide-whiskers fiutter 1 in the ambient breezes. The lady takes it cooler than her partner The man pretends to do the bulk of the work, but those skilled I in mechanics say that 1t is only in appear ance. He is entitled, however, to some credit. although his innovation on the ordi- nary routine of civilization is startling. As a physician he doubtless prescribes to his patients exercise, whether in sex they bs male or female. Still the ordinary intellec, suggests for this kind of tricycle. exercise side-reads in preference to Exchange place. The world works hard to "keep abreast ot the times," but this manoeuvre is little ahead of to-day. We may come to it by and by. We doubt if this sort of exercise is calculated to improve the race, and it is those ladies who can safely perform the functions of maternity can be 'handy" at the tricycle.. ....t.-
 An inventory of the real estate, tools, and machinery of Brown & Brothers has been made, Whether by competent judges or not we fatled to learn.) placing it at $350, 1000. This does not look, as the report has it, that the machinery was of an old and anticipated order; that the engines are not large enough to run factory of half it's size, etc. It is not likely that they will start again for some time, and when, if ever. they do start it will be like new company with new customers to find, and a likelyhood of hard time of it. Would it not be good time to change the business? make Malleable Iron works; Britannia shop, something to break the rule oi nothing but brass, which industry any one with half an eye can see is travelling west ward to the copper fields, where our popu- lation must inevitably follow.
 Every street-crossing is now demanding an electrlc light. Our city fathers should know that each light costs about $2OO year. Economy should be the watchword these hard times.
 Charles B. Pagan, the Brooklyn grocer, sold his stock on Wednesday of last week to George H. Ford, of Bridgeport, and de parted for few days until things got set tied. but on Saturday the sheriff attached the stock, MT. Ford being unable to show bill of sale. So this will likely end the largest dealer in that section.
 Daniel J. Mahoney has not as yet started for Florida, but will likely do so as soon as the fishing plays out on the reservoir. We are informed that he intends to apply for the post-office, and will spend a week in Washington for that purpose. He argues rightly that his building is large enough for post-office, and why should he not get it With the additional carrier all would be supplied and should basiness men think il quite distance from their places they could move nearer, or have their mail delivered by messenger service.
 Just give B. H. DOUGLASS 6 SONS C4PS1CUM COUGH DROPS fair trial;