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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

Bombastes Furio>o himself may ret forever
more in peace. Responsible men. for>ooth I,
The same who are Responsible for the Tiger
defeat: We assure these valiant knightly pro
tectors although carry no secret banner OF
our order. that wc ak no guarantee Of -afeiy
from sny quarter. aud that we possess >utiici-
ent spirit. strength and kuightly gallantrs too,
to protect our own cherished love. But we do
not propose under any circumstances. 10 enter
the arena with trained hulljes, or wild beasts.
nor to emulate the example OF wandering gyp-
-i.~, 10y moN ing 10 solemn procession through
snow. rain and mud. from Bangor TO Bucks
port. nor DO We recognize any obligation ou
our part. 10 jump into the jungle Of the Tigers
NJ their bidding"
The war wa- prolonged into the follow
IN wear. when the Ticer> Mere di.banlcd.
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4 WARNING.

Tie modes Of deaths approach are various,
and statistics show conciu>ivcly that morn per-
sons die from diseases OF the Throat and Lung
than any other II j. probable that everyone
without exception. receives vast numbers of
Tuberclc Germs into the system and where
these germ, fall upon suitable soil they start
into life and develop, al first slowly and Is
shown by slight tickling sensation in the
throat and il allowed to continue their raw
NE. they extend to the lung> producing Con-
sumption aud to the head, causing tatarTh
Now all this j. dangerous and il allowed 10
proceed will in time cause death. At The on
set YOU must act with promptnes>; allowing a
cold to 20 without attention Is dangerous and
NAV lose YOU you- life. A. soon a, you feel
something j. wrong with your Throat, Lungs
or No-trl, obtain bottle OF BOschee'> German
Syrup. 1t will give YOU immediate relief.
lyr42 low
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. j. relieved at once by taking one
Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately af-
ter dinner. Don't forget this.
The good opinion Of the public. in regard
to Aver. Cherry rectoral, is confirmed by
cergymen, lawyer, public speakers, and ac-
tors All say it j. die best remedy for afiec-
tions of the throat and lungs.
A mans wife should always be the same,
especially to her husband, but II she is weak
and nervous and uses Carriers Iron Pills, she
cannot be- for they make her feel ike diff
fereut person. at least 80 they all say. and
their husbands say so too. Carriers Iron rus
eaualize the circulation, remove nervousness
and give strength and rest. Try them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

Obt,.Grq Hafices besoad ne i,afs. Name ard
Ige must BE- pa.d ftr 0t the rate ~ tea cents i"e
Lamoine May y. Mr.. samuel Fitzpatrick,
aged - years.
20. West Harbor May 81, Mr.. SophTona
4. Dodge. formerly Of Surry, aged 81 wears.
) months and 5 day.
Yes, mother has crossed tie dark river,
Has entered her heavenly home,
And though we know she j. happier there,
We can but feel sad and alone.
But An angel was lowering around her.
From out OF Gods kingdom it came,
And swiftly it bore her hle,t spirit
To the land beyond sorrow and pain.
We will think Of her sleeping.
Not a. dead. but gone before;
We will think Of her waiting
Just beyond the golden shore.
And W hen the last trumpet soundeth.
We shall meet on that beautiful shore
And there be again united,
United TO part never more.
Jonesport May Is, Lizzie r., daughter of
Walter T. and Annie SAWYER, aged 3 years aud
months.
Chicago. Ill.,-Mrs. Lizzie r. Ayers. wife
of Frank Ayers, aud daughter of the late Mich
olas J. and Nancy Thomas Of Eden, aged 40
wears.
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The hunne0ans OF Old.

-.,,,.- ,... ,..,
. i4H- 'h H'''u"' "l va "tN''H t-''-
g. ...,i aud Bangor" which W.. flu-ht he-
...t-. .....,,,..,,t,. ,h. IItr5r.,,g- \.
L. 'i i-.''" 'i' '- '''' t.' '-''>' d. ''
Eru-.r- l. HHigHr- th4' something lu lo'N.
.t.....,.. .,t.,.tu... h.i.r.E. engine. Il,
..--
l. '"''t .'' 'h. H"h''"''"> q" ~ .'l''''
sra the tx n rs'-Ih- cry ~ '>N lhdirfi 'Nt
u., .auau,r,.i~ Afterwards IN. BIZ ~
t.-.,.,.... tl..,...,.,,- ....,itri,r IN
"tN'i ih' 1871 "''"'H '''''t pug i''"'''' '''
follow i:- sharp lr'..t
+r.uapff, .o.t 34rb. Ie5~
Il y.....Ef. ~. E.~..,1t, EtJ.Y.. f...
y g.. . E..i.r
~ A., n,,..,tn, of Zimmerman Ea,ue
I..,,.,,, N III EIl.worfb. Il va. uDaui-
Mons, r,->o.,,,I Mat the folsuwir. report ~
H.. ,,u,,9i.r,..lr, rb,..,,niaunic,,iun ~ No. q
i-.,,..,.r,.l.
-, ui,,iia- III iu-iue tump4ny Hume
,...n y. bri'I an ~, .,,b In.; = ramn,,i-
,s.-.t..., f-.,., F.. "a K.1p1il. rurpartiuy to
:. .f,u..,r.. Il, 1i-ar Eu.,iu. 10. 80. j. of
Hs.-.-.,r. 10 Zimmerman Engine Co.. No. |. Ell--
,,,T. d. .,,... ,ttI. .,,Irr,.tjua M. Same.
e..,.,.rr.lt. ,u,. ,n.l,-.t ,,i,-d. who. h,,-
.r.f,.+, ..,.,.l.r.t,t.. ,.ur-uf. thereof r.
-
..Iu. fii..-., /, do made The award al lie
49,. .rf,f' IN, Vit.h ,,y,rI tt- Tiers uoy
t.rr.,irp ,o tii. ~ ord that the, were -windicd
f.t.. upIti-r.i A.r,. selected hl the Joint ~
f..u..f b.-Wo.r Al r5Iprsnir. - Ellsworth.
s., bn ,yer, 'le ,l.l,a-ifar> Of ih. stakes rlsyrd
flr. aul w. wer, 1T tiat time. and -iill are.
~ '-lri 'i 'N' J'>'' - ANU 1917 u '''' N'
..,+.,.,..utt-a,. .+,,rly Uuraeu..p No.
io 7 Ter t. ~ the evening 81 the trial d.y. -ek-
'rt members "i ihe tt-i hflh'l '"nil'"hH. III
.r.'',..., f'rf, .,,J l,.,n,'.l,f, IN
oui>b.,l V, consider ili4t the challenge Of
former TRIAL. M, ,,.rr .wiudl,.I. not conquer
Ell. j.. - justly otirn-INc 10 ali honorable minds
fh't W. 'erin uh"'''tf ~ t"'',t 90 th'
,,.n',,tinu.
" Ee,Irsi Thtt Zimmerman Co. No. |. v i'll
prompt! respond Al ai' Time 70 any ana every
h"hni '"i' "yh.Ih'.
-, s', ,anf,,- we .bof,i.i h, sy,rr. Of il nj The
time.
" Ee>s'ref That "a" communication rom
a. 49,. tr,,,, ~ Ti.,,.r.t. H.. tImnnc,
mans. i, ,!i,ratorial and insulting and that an
acrrptanc- would compromise The honor and
dignity 81 VIZ r, t.;.t ..t.t.. l.,
r,,nrre.I 10 The .ourre from whence il eman.
ated.
"Hes"fred, nat coy gu tneSf torfeu'
~ -; ." ~ q" ~ - Rsr.,or
HrNNFMAN ENGINE CO.. No. /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

Bl"-",a.
Mrs II. Il. Morton, Mrs ) f. Hincslcy.
Mis- Lima Morton ami Mis- l.ottie were
among the arrivals on the Bluehill on sat
urias direct from Chicago.
Winfield $ Hinckley has tn" contract 10
build the new bridge al Parker Point and
Albert II. Carter has contracted ~ build the
receiving tomb At Seaside cemetery.
large number Of the members Of the
James A. Garfield Post went to Sedgwick
on Sunday and report al excellent Mem
orial sermon.
Dr. ". g. Buswell, dentist informs u
that h. contcmplates leaving here about
july l. We are sorrv-the doctor has had
a good practice here, and gained many
friends. but he thinks always from the salt
water his health would be better.
Miss Efle Ober's new cottage at Parker
Point, is about completed and viii be oc-
cupied during the summer It's cost Is
about g. 900 Mr. Eben W. Mayo had the
contract and has done his work we'll
Mrs Elvina S Hinckley, who passed her
eighty->ixth birthday, May 7th, had fall
which has confined her TO her bed for the
past three weeks, but for this one would
hardly take her 10 be more than sixty. We
hear she is improving and will soon he on
her feet again. Everybody hopes 50.
Mrs. Mary A. Gillpatric another of our
fine and highly esteemed old ladies, passed
her eighty-sixth birthday on the 27th, in
the full enjoyment of all her faculties and
looking a great many years younger than
most people at sixty. These two old la
dies are very intimate friends and related
By marriage.
VIM. ID. Swazey, Esq, of Bucksport'
was in town on mining business. Mr..
Swazey has always been firm believer in
the wealth of the mines, and informs us
that he is more so now than ever. He II
sangnine and we think he knows by the
book" that work is to be Immediately re-
sumed on the Douglass property and the
others will soon follow.
ONCE IN A WHILE.
Nav az
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

-Rey. II 5. Burrage. d. d. has been
elected secretary Of the American Baptist
Missionary Mon.
"A death by suicide occurred at the
Preble House Portland, Wednesday. A
Young man who by his garments might be
taken to he a mechanic or working man,
lay dead upon bed in room No. 43 in the
afternoon revolver lay by his side upon
the counterpane, and great wound was
in his head from which his brains had
oozed ont. The clothing and bedclothes
indicated the mauser OF his death The
hotel register shows the signature of the
suicide. 1t is written in a cramped, un-
practiced hand, and as nearly as can be de-
ciphered Is Jerian Cha1sie, of Montreal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

| H. b. Mason o. this city has contracted
As our regular publication DAY this week
comes on Memorial Day, we 20 10 press dsy
earlier than usual. This arrangement obllge.
" 10 defer the publication Of considerable
matter which otherwise would have appeared
IN this issue.
The house and stable OF j. ". shaw. q,
Ellsworth Falls. were entirely consumed by
Ore Thursday night. The furniture was par-
tialil saved. Loss, 81 800; insurance. ell eco.
Mrs. shaw aud child who were asleep in bed
csiue near being burned to death. The neigh
hor> broke open the house and dragged Mrs
Shaw from her bed which wss the first she
knew Of the fire II Is supposed -he was near
y ,utincstei by smoke.
AT u Republican caucus in Lamoine on
SATURDAY, evening last, Messr~. y. u. Coolidge
and W. : lIodskins were chosen delegate. 10
the coming State Convention
At the electric light works repairs were
not completed la season 10 r7-li.ht oar streets,
residences and stores. hy electricity, before
SATURDAY evening Of bat week
There wssa .igh, ire At the foundry
building, on saturday evening last Iht W.
gnr> were called out aad the flames quickly
controlled.
-Workmen src engaged III painting Mr. u.
VI. stuart house. which adorned IL IT, new
dress. presents very aftrartI,. appearance
rrof. kuowlton Of Rae.-por, ha- rr-
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An Offensive Breath

j. most distressing. not only TO the person az
flicted if he have any pride, but 10 those with
W hnfn Ne comes III contact. II j. delicate
matter to speak Of but it has parted not
only friends bII lovers. Bad breath ami
catarrh arr in>erarable nr. >age's titaTrh
Remedy cares the worst cases A. thousands
can testify.
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NOTICE.

re- VII remain al my Office oycr Farcher's
/ Drug store, Tgrsissy and sasn rtisy eN Cepi
1 when out on urgent business.
/ sE Rezia-nee, E-r. serti'- :Ganss, a'iae
I StsePs.
&C HAGERTHY, N. g..
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Orange Blossoms.

The mrcting~ II I.amoiue Grange are unCN-
rcfioualy pleasant events, here Young and
Old together cou-regste 10 goody numbers
from various part Of the town. and often
iim,- from out Of town. The uninitiated, 10
determine the night % the meeting, would
only hal, 10 notice the large number Of horses
fastened ,a fences and cXtcmporize'l hltehinc
posts IN clo>, proximity 10 Grange Hall. and
I'D. earring. lett standing ont ~ doors from
which the har~c- had been taken and placed
in the shelter OF some friendly stable. Only
the initiated, however. can get inside the hail,
and he who is thus fortunate, ind- u pleasant
company OF ladies and Gentlemen OF all ages
from fourteen 10 four>corc YEAR, The mem
her. ~ the Grange are called Patrons Of Hus-
handr, "a most worthy name which It j. an
honor to wear; but they are patrons Of much
els, besides " hi,h /. calculated TO elcy ale nan-
Kind The, arc patrons Of sociabIity, inIclli-
.,uoe. temperance. industry fru-aiy, l"Nc II
country. good Manners nei,hhor, Kindness.
trl, dcmocrsry the rights Of womaa. moral
worth anl every other virtue " hich i cSlcu-
laicI 10 sdoru human life and hie~> mankind
on Tue>la, evening ~ last week the meet
iu- - THE lamoinc Grange Wa one Of more
than ordinary interest At lca-t l.h people
w,r, pr,,,i.f u sd car)y hour anl feeling II
,.>l.,au,, seemed IL I,cnaic The whole ~
>rmhs Tho term Patron, - liu>hSndry had
90 ihl, o.,a-inu q wider significance than
usual Il VS. c,i,ltut that il not only supplied
{. ID, care - domestic affair, ana The business
- The hu-hauIman in such agricultural pur-
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whcrca- william CoN Of MONT Desert, County
OF Hancock state Of Maine and samuel J. Glenn
rnt Of E.irn County OF Hancock, state of Maine,
is thcir mo gage dct'! dated the ninth iayof Au.
gu-t a 81, Is-5, ami recorded IN the Registry Of
+iee,l- said county of Hancock, state Of maine
IN Book 3''j, Page ~, conveyed To Mary T. small
Idgr then Of salt, VT. Desert, county Of Hancock,
state Ut Maine. hGt deceased certain lot
paI, e al land situated az Long Pond in said st.
Desert. county OF Hancock. state Of Maine, bound
e,l auH described : follows Beginning the
south .ide III the county road on John Bracy
west line and follows said road westerly twelve
and one hail u rods 70 a stake thence 7outh !,
deg wet six and one half t61a) rods more or less
to high-water mark, thence on same course 70 low
water mark, thence following iotv-water-mark
ea-teriy said John Bracys west line il being
about tNcnt} three rods ,23l rods, measuring by
high-WdteT mark, thence following said John Bra
cvs west line nOTthery nineteen rods more or less
to the first mentioned bound and contains acre
more or less together with fences thereon; being
the same premises described in deed Of warranty
from said Mary T.. smallitge, to said Cox and
Clement, dated August 9Th \. -. lsS6, and
whereas the condition Of said gage has been
and is broken, now therefore by reason of the
said breach of condition thereof, L. the HHdersign-
e,i, Winfeld : >maiiidge OF Mount Desert atOre-
said, administrator Of tie estate Of said Mary L.
Nmallidgp duly appointed lay the Probate court
for SAIL Hancock county, at the March Term
thereof, A. H.. ieSol claim foreclosure nf said
mortgage.
Da'ed this, 18Th day OF MAY \. u. Is,s.
WINFIELD : ~MALLIDGE, 3W30
Admir- Of the estate Of MARY T. ~maililge.
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Ellsworth faA- '

mn upon Investigation tha; the r-pof;.
attributed 9, san KNa. Ner. lhr In,.u'',u
d some mischief mlAn- person anI th~rc-
fore icAyu,r,tr til. -enipT HniaI.
:. ROY a.. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

80 peer I-Ie-NIa, %. b, Rev. &. +. Brad
ford Mr. Atphon>o >fin~on and Mi.' tior"ure
r. GRAY. both 81 sunset
Urland Nav Is, hy Rev. II. " Norton, Mr..
samuel b. Holt aud Ms Mary 4. Cotton, both
Of Oraud.
>rdrwiek-Muy u. ~ Rev, C.r Bartlett,
Mr. William :. Robertson aud Mrs Ada b.
Du fee both u Rluchil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

| During the past week several have been
drunk, some have disturbed the place, and
one at three O'Clock in the morning. In
| state of drunken mhecilIty entered
/ dwelling and was ANONYMOUSLY driven
/ out by the outraged lady Of the house.
| What ought to be evcrybody's business
! appears to be nobody's, so this rum traffic
has reached point at which tse women
/ most interested have concluded that for
| bearance has ceased to be a virtue and have
taken the imatter into their own hands
| George Clark, State Constable. wa. sent
! for and, understand several complaints
were made. One man was arrested and
taken to East Surry for trial, the result
OF which remains, for the present STROUD
ell IN mystery, but 1t j. understood that
the sword Of justice hangs suspended
/ over the heads. not only Of the uebrateS
/ but the liquor vendors also who stand
upon very slippery places and justice il
sure TO he melted out to them at last.
The mills ~ the gods grind slowly.
But they grind exceeding line
ON the 18th inst Eugene A. Carter was
united III marriage to Miss Clara A. Grin
do J Fraucis Ridlon, Esq. otllciated.
MI 4. " Marks i, building an On u
his house
Nr Simon Doyle has returned from
Boston where he has been to consult
physicians in cgarl 70 h- health
WI " VI Eidlon ha> returned from
Portland with fine horse
trial Candage Wlbrr Wardwel aud
F u Long, all thiuk they have tiue colts.
anl undoubtedly they have
Maj Appel. Who ha> bccu appointed
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ti, ~7-ur.Ia. att,rnsou iherc 49,. one q
th, mos e1,tin- runs~s,- which ht- l,.. n
vt,a.,,.i In Ellsworth f,r d j,n- time. The
-,-r vs.. horse attached Ia an untaaI-,!
ft.-f-. the pr,.,.,-tt u Mr.. Uolfs. 4. Bl4et snd
U.,...t,,n T., IT., ,.r. Ilsr,-, R.,, vii, ht3
uttI, sim A f.,,.l.,, I'm ,ir,.,.. ,k.. ION a, NJ
" >,H-hu.. WhHe r.-Jn. .an. Church
stree. ft~ irf,t l.ra., and the horse l--o,1 NJ,
altogether utmana.eshl. started to nun
~trisIr. STAT. .;r,., The sninsl r.n J..n
P.i.r.. hilf sta fnri.,u. r.ir In from, q, IN.
.far,.a,F = pr,J,. % he La. 10 the MIC
.,tt ..s,ir-, ru,,tt.rr O., t.,m. on II. ier
ami ..r.tip....re WAGON witch ~. hail, t~.
faali.h-l H.r, Uar,,y t.l,e,h. r,rt. INT
VA. hot .~r!su.'r Injured TIE hor-. - ~nt
Jf-....t, ..-a.. Man. ,r,,r .fr4.fr,fb. brt.k
,st. In <r.rf., fh..t.,.,-afH.- Ib-u.,r hint
pt..f. .rr,.l ,h- t.-..,-...h ,.-'c ,nI .,on,.,t
.4. l.-..igl III, u,,! ..s-c,.r .,If, d.nor,l,zin,
,l..,-, 1f.. h.t.c.v-,. ur,-,t..i The III.
j' salisbury t'"y stretched "n ih' bottom u
ihr cart ri fua 'n-fH' maintained h'' position
T" IN 'ni. HHl w. taken "f unhdTt- but
pr'ht bSi.E scared
y y .
,a.-lsa..l-.r, occurred 70 ila- c!t, In the
Ra,-.ae district. on Friday evening %, l.-t
~oN A vonng msn b, the name 81 Angus
fu. Gordon. f,in. with al. hro,h.r-in-law
,.r, W R.rnf,k threw .on. mud Al
-.nrtbius Cd tg. PREMISE ~ Mr.. pA,cn,-ori.
rt,w., - ii,.r-.I >, Tho 1T tina, he thra,
.n d, t.9a. t,a.,!,r. th. b,s b .t-it-r.
ft,n in ,h. fIt.l AMI ipH-.ffrr. ,,.,tu1 :,
serbian. tls,fb,. injured mart, .o,,lJ M, 10
,,.,.., b,.r,. t,,rw,. cared a. ~. ho,..
o., NJ Ds.nnort. Two rh,.tl,n. w,r-
.nu,r.on,1 ,,h, 3rc...,i thu. ,y,u,,J ,nsth-
p,,i.rt i. r,f..,r,...! 4. ,I,iu. w.E NJ Ds,,u.
,,-t g.. r.,,.r,1l, il i. aid kin3.b,,r,.d
r..u. ~. opi,l .pd mos .unso,arp.ti,
,.,...... uhi.h ma, ,ru.i,-.,,. In, ,..,..
r.., ,.,.,,.. bf. r..l s.t
''h' Oh ii' liz" ""' " '-' % u'i->'" a.
har Harh"r' 'h'' summer ! ~ . Aih'> hIHt
81 fr"Nlh''i1" X. l. VINO ha- H4d' mat Place
hi' summer bonn f"r many 3'aA-' VA the
hu'i "' >''''4' ''it'-'' '"'f' AHh "H''
lt-i!r a+ihlf-! - the l-lanI. hF. tddN Wa
an ru-fa'er hE trade. and when yonns made
f'f 10 "tr I'D connection win NJ bu>'-
h''-' "h!r 'h'rr. ne invested h'- iuh1' 10
copies u famous paintings when he 500 IN
America 81 -""i prices ana Afterwards ''-
came "h extensive purchaser ana "'"'r q
""fN- OF Ar'' masking zen ''lp> 10 Europe i'r
'hr pGrp"er ne ebSA-'a many Ari's'- IN re-
producing 'A' VOL - "' 'le %" u'',''i : "''1
b''dhA' an a1el' III re'ou'hi'- anu e'"A'h- ln'
painting IN accompaniment OF "u'cn ne
Wa very rf"Ha, Tor ne ''h>i''feu 'hS'' III
mr. particular branch ne VS. useN'eheh hF
any man III CUISINES ''h'"I'- oI"u-"' MN
fortune ahu W. "''''' =" =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
wears we bave been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Or. kings New
Life Fills. Buckign'> Aruita >alNe aud Flee
iric Bittcrs. aud have never handled remedies
that .cll ~ We'll. or that have given such uni
Ncrsal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time. and We stand
ready - refund the purchase price II salts
factory results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purrly On their merits, Ai Druggists.
SKIN ANp SCAR diseases cIH 2, rrT,t
by Falmer'~ Skin-SuccC>>. soap clcmuSe>,
ointment heals, ~nld ~ The drug store Of ;.
u. NiE-in.
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May IS.
East RIa@biii.

1t has been known for some time that
liquor has been sold in this vicinity but
until this week no active measures have
been taken TO suppress the cursed traffic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

TN steamboat. tie reaper. the sewing ma
chine,
Cag> runuin. by night and Icy d.,v,
iiou-,. igbtcd ~ -a~ and heated y, steam.
Aud bright ciectrj,ity- ray.
TIE t,l,graph'- gll, II speeds Iiko E-hinlr- .,-
leased.
Then ihe f,'eph"u, comes to eNcriit;
And. to- puf IN thr dui~a. Tho Nt-' but net
la-f.
i the famed iittl. rur-aiNe Pellet.
Last hut net hast J. pr, Ficrcc- Pleasant
Purcatiyc rclrt, hrctu-. 1t relieve, human
suffering, adds To the sam - human c"mfor.
aud enables the relieved sufferer tp ENJOY aij
thy blessings ana iuNuftr, VI ID. a-r wr ilNr id.
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NH2,l'l'ied.

sunset M., % To- The wife 81 Harlan GRAY.
4 son.
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~.nNhA. ,4sa-. l Ea'ar
- ---- NJ Nh.
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.sL TF1o7tc3o-co 'f2Ea7S. ~
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-10-05
WHEAT, TWO DOLLARS
A Great Squeezing Of September
Shorts In the Chicago
Grain Market.
The Visible Supply Gripped by odd
Hutch" for All There
II in II.
His Profits Amount to Millions on the
Deal-Big Failures Are
Predicted.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2y.-On Friday was de-
veloped one Of the most remarkable cor
ners ever manipulated in the Chicago
board Of trade. For some time past Mr.
Hutchinson, or "Old Hutch" as he ID
familiarly called, has been quietly buy
ing up all cash wheat. He, however,
managed to allay all suspicious by occa.
sionally ostentatiously disposing Of quan,
titles Of the cereal. As the time for Sep
tember settlements approached and shorts
began to bid the fact developed that the
available supply was all In the hands
of the great manipulator-t he had,
In fact, q corner on the market and could
run the price up TO whatever figure he
desired. The excitement became intense
and before the close wheat had risen from
$l.25 to $3.50.
When the board opened this morning
1t was given out by Old Hutch that he
had no wheat for sale less than t2. The
market opened at 81. 80 with no wheat
offered. No material advance was made
until near the closing hour, shorts evi.
IDENTIFY hoping for q break that would
avert their approaching wreck. As l:l5
approached the bidding became lively,
rising to $1.65, Sl.75 and just before the
close the 81 demanded was conceded. AT
this price nearly all the settlements had
to be made. 1t Is predicted that this un-
expected squeeze will result in many i'm.
portant failures.
During the day the excitement among
spectators was intense. The gallery
overlooking the exchange room was filled
and the circle Of gaping spectators around
"Old Hutch" presented . ludicrous scene.
At the secretary's ofiice IL was stated
more visitors tickets Of admission to the
floor Of the exchange had been issued
than ever before, not excepting the ex-
citing times of the famous Harper's wheat
deal year ago last June.