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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

Sire. they can say nothing yet They
must know the nature of the poison, and
unfortunately they have not found that
out, They have and are giving strong
emetics to the poor fellow"
What is his nanie?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
Unapprecia.ed Genius.

MEs b. A. DrNN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

THos. A. CRABTREE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
TRAINS FOR TIE WEST.

Leave Stations foot Of DesbloSses and Coruand' Sta
on and after June 30th, lcey ,,
a. H. Tho C-le6Tated New York and Chicago Lnitsl
eITsley u Puiins Vesubule Drawing and stas
Room Sepng Dining 06StEao1 Am, ana S dp pS Ss
Chicago and Cincinnati Pullman ve.ribule Paror and
Cs Dining Car 1917 p 1na ph1 Su ea a yi
Sp5s' via aa tg fs f yssSSG'
Chicago Clncnnal and 81 Louis daily except sS'uf'
aag 0I racine SsSsi EHpr ana Win pullman vspue
day j, eeqsn Chicago and Toledo daily
For v Transport Lock Haven, 100 a. m. 500 p m
ffPy sy hpa and hag sn e. oil x K 4 os ''os'S
For For IE Sas95T SOO poSSn aae
Is is and nd 10 iS 90 A. a. n al and 90 w,.s~
OF P PSa aS rser Car. d
sunday 10 S,6 Dining s'' t. w1'99E;'I
S 700 ana % = n 90 SS9 .1a ,SS
H. ssO and 90 ON s s9d ~ 10 md 9iS SS.
cinnat, slecpers Dining CaF and Coaches through.
For SsS E ely: 90 nEoqes 20 Can and 20 3 m
'0 5o .1sSis 1 ssr 20 no Bsss =
4 Gso q, %. On = su a.sgry s fs9 o''
Ga ard P"o S SSd NoS ak nSi VI. ' Sgesyo hadph.
and Norfolk Railroad 500 p M asiS via S'i'iH0''
Bos Of Brookyn sGm9est ws al and Tg S
trains at jersey , Ciy ,.a SGGrdinS ND''''
lnd ter EHS5eS rsSns !.
45 20 W,Sns 81 Shi fSi,s smi; sSd
yitS 10 1 g 20 ana zoo - 500 30
sa%sfsS% 80 5 Gd g S g E9a' ssi s J 5S
D. D. m and night AccS@@9fl,iSa 90 do
Ifsn and II 10 a. NJ l. .. a. s. p n and 10 M aad
-, an connect AZ trenton Tor Camden.
~, ~ Pain. Nos / 435 $40 and 9il Broadway
tor House and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt SIS
and Brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Ful.
io1.St' Brookyn; IS Hudson-s Hoboken; station.
rh NV Work Transfer Company will call for and check
p4ffssSh = PI-1;II T. T.. wOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \: J. e; 4 4

MI Sl SnOhE RAlLnOaD' ~, W., tos -
w H. Il. Il. r. Co.. Lessee1Tains lsSN ,nn,ss aarlS,
rom foot Of Jayst N. Chlesgo Deo's Iq1 Sals.
5i5. . i6 p M Toronto SSs @ 20 Is Fs sSr m.
Mos'Fel s Ss anS psepsl ts.ons - p So
SagS Kingston saassdss. ca''Is A a. .sis.
. 10 10 D. NJ. NcwSaSg i6:i5 rs II S;sS, q b.
Saratoga Special GAY II 80 q n ,;eo,ec II "a r
,ono rass 10 CALDWELL saturdays ohiy 20 stS
- ~, Ae sSes Nohonk and Mn1ewaSha VIA New.fans
o1 ~. n,awim SV Room Cars Kinsse99 on 0 II .?
Il Hotel ni Satoa and pSGsne ,,H 1S Room iIS
oB p M IA AZ p M Dawlag Roo5 Car, g Grand
osS1 siaU2h ou Se Il 80 N and @ sAs
Station 10 sis lis ,. Il 80 f 90 saS q,
AS D. m trains Elegant seepns Sas soa Tor B9aso
Mla6Ssra ftnsly except saturdays Other ,rsins
Sey eAIRspss Station ali 90 M 80 D. m IIt6oken.
NY, shore station, all &c S 30 p For tick.
me- tables information, apply AZ ohces: Brooklyn
.o3 Wsshn t0n-st 72B FultOn,s, Annex once foot Il
22Sn1onst Newly Cy27 1868, ss5 aad 3te nTOad-
rSy. 1881 Hewsry II Park Plsc. s wes. iesths sud
sws n r. westcotfs Express calls 70, and Shssas bag,
sae from hotels and residences @ r. LAMREkT. Ca
ssra passenger Agent, yandegblitaye'. NJ xA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
NEW 11ZF TO
NEW LINE 10 -. -
VIA CENTRAL. r. X OF NLW,JERsEY.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. x.
Solid Tran,-NO Transfers No Extra Tina
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nAY ETH.
Trains leave station Central R9llrOI OF New-Jersey,
foot Liberty-st., North River.
For Washington and Baltimore. 30 N. IL a m.
30, 30, 10, p m II night Sundays. . 80 m
! 80, 80, 10. D. II night 90
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington, except JIG
D. "a.
. 80, 3:l5, 4 B. 80, 80 D. m II night sumy,Si
s 80, 80 a. IN. 80, 30 3:l5, ). 80 D. m II
night ., ~
Tickets parl0r car he prOcurcd az "a ,ai
o6l. 4lb 944, 1l40 1923 Broadway, 49, on ev -
West 125thsL, 1872 Fast 125.h-st Now OK NoN'"s
$50 FultOn.sL. 9S Broadway Brooklyn. A. -, oh..s
New York Transfer Company will call for ana chees
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN MY LADY'S PRAISE; Being Poems, Old ana new;
written TO the honor of Fanny, Lady Arnoiq: a anu
now collected for her memory. by sir fnwin
Arnold NJ A., X. G. /. Z. Q. g. l. London iruo-
ner a. Co.
Str Edwin Arnold has collected in dantily printed
and bound little volume all the poems written to ana
IN honor of his late Wife, and publishes the COLLECTION
as a memorial. The Casket of Gems IN which series
every precious stone figures as the symbol OF "odS
virtues and graces occupies the greater part OF INC
volume. Most OF these poems have been published
before They contain many examples of grsee,n
FANCY and fecitous expression, though the artheis
of the leading motive impresses them with certain
hardness and monotony which interfefes "'.n' ~
wholly destroying, the effect of spontaneity' he,
ssdox the "Casket OF Gems there are several shor'
poems which, though less preentious are more enec-
rive And among these may be named the opening
verses Good Night not Goodbye |-wh'ch "eie
,be last words Of Lady Arnold. Here we md true
nsthos and really touching tenderness and beauty oil
sbought and expression. The two concluding poems
also are deserving of the same Characterization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
THE PILGRIMS AND THE ANGLICAN CHURCH:
BY william Deverell. 12mo PIP. 1913. LONDON


BY william Deverel. 12mo, PIP. 32o. Lohuon'
Remington n Co.
The author of this curious book has undertaken 10
yerss history the extent OF making it appear that
9he neople of England suffered second Norman con
ouest IN the accession of the House Of Hanover anu
that the Anglican Church stands for despotsm anu
oppression while the Purltans the true ana only
popular representatives and were overthrown with the
fall of the House OF stuart Il will be seen that Mr.
pcvereI has taken upon himself somewhat extensive
ipterary enterprise, and one which could hardly be
compassed without the aid of very catholic historical
Ignorance and perversity The idea of the Stuarts
ss IN sny sense the allies or friends Of Purttanism IS
novel enough to be interesting. The idea of Charles
the First as the opponent and enemy of Anglcism Is
enough TO take away ones breath. But Mr.. Deverel
calmly-no, we hardly say calmly, since he con-
stantly employs what must be termed vituperauVe
lapguage-but at all events deliberately, sets himself
20 demonstrate all these wonderful and unsuspected
Wings
In his preface he says that he has been led to COM
nile this short history" by strong desire TO pop
ularze amongst Engllshmen the words and deeds OF
those illustrous plebeian countrymcn of ours, 'ne
Pilgrim Fathers. II the Pilgrim Fathers could reaa
the Interpretation put upon their words and deeds by
Mr. DeveIen however, it may safely be assumed 'nat
thew would be unafectelly surprised 1t may be re-
GREETED that writer who appears TO be so conhdent
OF his facts Notwithstanding their lack of accord with
all existent historical theories, should have given
way to so acrd temper and weakened his statements
NV she free use the strongest conceivable terms OF
abuse and denuncIaon. Surely the lapse of time has
been sufficient calm discussion for questions
which have long ceased TO possess living significance
Mr. Deverell does not think so, nevertheless and he
has consequently written volume which may some
day possess value a literary eccentncity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
Railroaos.
NETWORK CENTRAL
uJrDS)N RIVER RAILROAD,
r,ut, r. pgtT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
seIe5ed by the Government a. 1g

| by he Government
P0ITE OF THE FAST MALL
n HlE FfSSSb 5E GEETRA 1EP sf Raf5EET FROM
rroe.. md Finest Passenger Station in America and
81 A kD' A feERy A S33s r wv
Is a. Rochester Express. Wagner dfd"ingfoom cars
a. m, saratoga Lake George Adiron9 NI va ana
M NJ Ptosa Caldwell Mcntes DesSocrs a9d
uSn Railroad and NewYork to ST. Adams VIA |e'I@'
VesG5sSS am EAMogs wAGNEE vE eSn15.s1 ED
Asvey OF buffet smokngcar dnlng-car dawingrGGoin
I'D B sss N rs for F albany e cevesad To
arriving at Gelcag2 20 at n 2 Sex dR Connects at Cleve
land with Train or Columbus and Cpenns Gonnsf e
compartment now o in N ;rSe Fans, To-
ond Se2eand Ce caGGna fprd hS6
Canandaiqua and Rochester. Wagner dning-car New
io1 i5 A. n.y. Western Ncw.York and Northern Ex-
pres aacga Lake Geoge EgtIa oo g ssF Se%
York YORK to n saratoga and Cai@e lake GEORGE
Saratoga and Lake GeoEgs t Of wasne
drawnproom ears FOR Saratoga ana Lake George ara
80 '' p @ sSatosS special with wagner drawing
pont, on Ftchburg Railroad. Wagner drawingroOm
Fast ch F fnf a5 ana s 0 Bd
Toronto and ceyeloTqd ,S cnc S wsqner PTesbued
seenlnc and dining cara.
FfG D. m thousand Island and Adirondack Types
daily Wagner sleepngcar New-York TO Paul Sntn
via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad uaLy eA
6i5 D. m. Carandalgua Accommodate ion wagner
sceDlng.car NeW-York 70 Syracuse and SyracI~- 70
Canandalgua Through sleepingcar. New-York to canaan
dalgua on the 80 D. n. train -1a,o,,,
7 80 p Montreal Adlrondack ana G yi
toga and Adirondack Railroad, also % Plasburg con,
sS %dr' s E9t-sSsS Sn gf'et
Dd "a Svracus and Canandaigua daily, except SUNDAY
. D. m. Special Mail Limited arrives AZ h1cnT'"r
rf1O D. M. Fast Night Express FOR Rocheit Il bu1,I9'
~ fnuls Detroit and Chicago with Wagner seephscds
Sieeping-cars Canandaigua on SUNDAYS only rAso,d
- Saratoga. AdirondackS ana IlouSant
Islands No connection with train leaving saturday.
Wagner seepng-cars g. Albany connects al Albany
With trains FOR the North and West ,. - -.
In drawing room ana sleepng on
sale ar Grand Central station ALB, s5 and 92 Boadway
IL Park Place Battery Pacs eS Wgit and 9
fnlton sts. and 3oS Bcdford-ave.. p D., Brooklyn.
Wcscots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels or residences. 90. -.
tRun daily; others daily except SUNDAY fsVop a.
13Sthst station, New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIE SPORTS octave 500
i pages illustrated The standard authority on
American openair Rules for sailing swim.
ming oall playing shooting horseback riding 20 &C. IN
Entertaining and universally complmented By the psssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
- TEVENS SCHOOL.

- TEvENS SCHOOL"
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF TH- Ems
INSTITUTE OF TECHNoLoC'
Rlycr.st between 5h and 9th sts.. Hoohen ~ -
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18th 1907
Examinations for admission on the Jun ~ ' "
September. . 1900 mn
FILL, COURSES OF STUDIES hst'fArAIot'i ~
CoLLEGFs AND sCHooLyoF SCIENCE.
PREPARATORY CLASS So PEE ANNuM'
All. OTHER CLASSES go PER ANNON.
These terms include all thy S.uleS, -, c.ors rns,
For cafalog uc5 apply 70 thei'O''''" VI "' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- East Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA TO
RAITIMORE. WASHINGTON.

u Fast ENpTcss IraInI, VI, 10
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave \ F,W.YORK foot OF Liberty-st:. as follows:
For CHICAGO. 3:15 D. M. - 200 midnight -
Ior CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 3 80 a. m. :OO .. m
For WASHINGTON BALTINoRE, S 80 2. IN n IL zoo
a. NJ 80 p m, $50 p mo 80 p, Va S.a0 % II
: 100 o. m 10 90 midnight - - - or
All trains stop at Chester and wilmington except ''l'
" For Tickets and Pullman Car Space eall a. H. 4 o.
Satan foot OF IlbertY-st. ,,
New.YOrk Transfer Company viii caH Ior ana CHECK
DagRaGT nnnFTT CTAS O SCULL.
. = Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROJECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE $1,000
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCk slONAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

FAST PITTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE
IT AIS with elegant Wagner DraWlngroOn ears throueh
70 PtSburg without change leave Grand Cenus station
via Harlem Division daily except sunday AZ 10 80 a. w.
"a q 40 n m Fast time. Superior service.
3nfrN NJ TOTTCFY GEORGE RI. DANIELS,
." G..norol SUPERINTENDENT GeIfl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
Jusirnrtion.
For Rows and Young Men-Ciy.

or LOUIS COLLEGE. Is West 43i.st;-Strictly select
- fathniic boarding and day school: Limited numDei'
hocc npanionshn modern languagcs primary. CONNER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through sleeping TO 81 Louis via Nag
Via the New York Central Mlchgan Central and Wabash
~ serond morning Connections in Union Depot. ST.
onis for ali point, West and Southwest For time
beIths, &c write call on H.. ~
tsOis; IN General Eastern Agent 1913 Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CoruAna' and
DesoposSeS for s1atHgton and intermediate points r
m for Geneva, Lyons, Enird lsoVht oaso
and the West, and principal local pont5;; O'f oS'
~ a M for Elmirs and Intermediate points thslf
car 70 M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points;
rhar ears Tunkhannoek Connection " He"dihS and
M for Emra principal Intermediate POINTS
chair car L. b. Junction ana Pullman sleeper "
Chicago. o., c,..,c,on and tntarmadiate no,p,,
"a y ma. Tor Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points
cornecti6n 10 Reading and harrisburg. ,... No.,
|oi N m ror Geneva Lyons. Elmra, Roehestef Bunao
and he West pullman sleeper " Lyons ana SuspeisIon
Trains leaving a. II a a R p and nj 19 s, $40
coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS
\ m. for Msuch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and inteTnedate points
ard he West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway
NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AND ASBURY PARK. OCEAN BEACH
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT.
Time table IN effect July l. 1850 Trains leave New.
NJ II noon 80. $40 teSnress 80 CeXps-s except
Red Bank, 30 leNpreSs, ) 10. .CO y. N. SUNDAYS
90 40 n. N, 700 y.
From foot Of Lberty-st, 90 10 80 II rs a. M
80, 2:30 $3.50 express, 100 80 (express 8 80
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbary
RufFUs BLoDGETT J. r. WOOD.
Superintendent Genr Pass AGENT Penn r. r.
H. j. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass. Agent c. r. II. OF N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

Stfaa,hoI,n harding and day school limited number;
shocc modern languages; pfinay con'f-
eial. classical courses.
rx,uE BENTLEY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
59l MADISoN-AYE., NEW.fokk,,
will be opened Tuesday october Isl
Preparation FOR College or Sc!enulo SohoOI
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT: . ,.,.
,,rrrIAN JoNES RA Harvard MssLf In charge
irculars on application to lsnitor n +. cor hadiso'
ave. and 56thst.
,,,pINITy SCHOOL, e27 MADISoN-AyE.. Founded
1903 Rev r. HOLDEN, I:eetor under p, Ttus' p, o.
prot Tps Public School RI Rev. Bishop fOtuf; r..
prenaes for college or business For free 6enehcls
amply b secretary. Paying pupils received funcr par
Hcuiars Of school. Term begins september o.
II University GRAMMAR SCHOOL lab Br9adway.
u near 42d-st SD year; primary. eoumsTcis ul oppY
cal departmants Instruction thorough. NJ NJ hObbh'
W l. AKIN N. G. HENDRICKS0N. Principals.
Az EST END SCHOOL. 113 West 71st-st -, $500.
w .neeste school Cor boys; military drill splendid
gymnasium CHESTER DoNAADSo'' n 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
NEW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Nv II
trains leave foot Of Jayst as follows (from
West 40d.st Is minutes later); -
:S5 a ~ for Middletown Port JervIs Mon Se.
Liberty, Hancock, Walton Delhl. sidney,
Edmestoa Norwich, Utica Rome. Oneida. oswego' De-
uos's ~ m for Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Min
nawasIe Waikiki Valley Stations Stony Ford Miidletown
Bo0mngburgh, Ellenyile NJ Ddie' fAisOus"' AAN''''
VILE Liberty, White Lake; ~, -, ,,.u,,- o,d NJ,
eSaSSa Waikiki Valley Stations Mddletown Blooming
hvTgh Fllenville Port Jeryis. Monticello, Fasourgh
IIureyville, Liberty. Rockand ,,, Hall ,,d.,o,ou,n
80 p. Tor stony Ford Campbell Hail. Miode'o"n'
DIV rs 100 D. m for Mddetown, Fallsburgh Liberty HAN
cock Walton sidney Norwich Cca Zone and P nei1
WeSt Reclining Chair Car free Suspension Bridge;
80 p. M Saturdays only for Campbell Han Middle
'ows ,nndays also 20 detown daily through. Other
trains daily except Sunday. ~ ,,.,-
reserved at 307 Broadway J. T. ANDihoON' W.
e Gen Pass. AT. IS Exchange Place. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
Jnsirnriion.
Jersey City.
JtINNN WI
m .spporcK INSTITUTE.

II az and 100 Grand.st. Jersey City. Nj.
rb,,tyf fourth year begins sept TO- cay school ,s
for boys ana glfls IRON inc
wtn psl age Tits for college. business and the
earliest Languages, Vocal Mu-ic, ana Draw
procssionhi % cbaree DEPARTMENTS u Art Music and
ing Without r1rs seclal. Pltronzea by the people OF
Physical W., Yorl RrO0kyn aad All suburban towns
Jersey I o5 railroads leading 10 jersey CITY ana noboken
Stlnel vi 5i,ng full Information sent on aipncaloiL
Catalogue s''''" CHARLES c. STlMEIS, irncipai.
Directors HORACE O. WAIT, NicePrinepa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

Com -MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. for both Sexes
SOUU. Cereordvlle, Penn Preparatory. business
English graduating scientific and college prepa raory
courses special 10 little boys highly recommended
JOS. 6HoRTLIDGE lYael. A. NJ. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
Gearbers.

HEST TEACEERS American ard Foreign. supplied
for ali branches in all locaKdes charge TEAoH'
i RS WANTED fee for reg stration form for stamp
i. e AVERY, American Schoo. Bureau West htn-sI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

TI,RINITY SCHOOL, Tivol.on. Hudson. N. r..
l The Rey. JAMES STARR CLARK .: d., Rector tor,
men thoroughly fitted the hest colleges and universities
scientific schools. or for business This school onets
the u heathfu location home comforts first
class teachers thorough training assduous OF health,
manners and exclusion OF bad boys TO
scicntlous parents looking for school where u may
confidence their Special instruction
in Physics and Chemistry The twenT-th!rd year viii
begin Sept TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29

n ACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND
SCHOOL OF STEN0GRAPHY
will open for the fail term on Tucsd1y, september g.
Places be secured dming the month u August by
letter OF personal application Send for circular
s S. PACKARD President
lOl EASr o3D ST.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-15
Our Lumber Interests.

The following letter from McMinn-
vile appeared in recent number of
the Chicago Timberman:
The mills cutting poplar lumber
are putt ing in full time and output
of the season of 1889, while not as
large as the past, will be of much bet
ter character both in timber and man
ufacture, the mill men having come
to the conclusion that they cannot az
ford to buy good lumber and butcher
it. Among the well known mill
men of this community shipping
from McMinnville are Messrs. Mead
& Debard OF Shellsford. They have
a well equipped circular saw mill,
planning mill and grist mill situated
on Collins river four miles from rail-
road, and they get logs down Collins
river, and own all the desirable oak,
ash and poplar stumpage adjacent to
river.
J. H. Curl & Co., operate steam
circular mill here and have also hoop
machinery and planning mill.
Curl & Elrod ship considerable
choice poplar lumber from this place.
Messers. Hutchins & Brady are al
so large shippers. Their mill is about
twelve miles from railroad in a virgin
forest.
r. Oswell has boughWhite's interest
in the Faulkner & White mill and in.
tends to devote much of his time tc
his new interests.
MesSrS. Mead Il Co. operates stavt
factory here and turn out genera
line of cooper stock.
Il. F. Burroughs & Co. are running
their spoke and handle factory on full
time turning out an immense amour
of work in their line.
Prices on all grades of poplar art
we'll maintained AKA firsts and sec
onds at $l5; poplar lumber 60 day
AKA firsts and seconds at SIS; popla
lumber 60 days squares $40; poplar
lumber 60 days saps So. Local rate
to Nashville are about 10 cents; tt
Chattanooga the same. Considerable
quantities of poplar and walnut log
are being shipped to Nashville b.
rail from points along this road.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-15
Recent Changes at Niagara Falls.

There have been recently two very
heavy falls of Niagara Falls. At first
a mass Of rock fell from the Horse
shoe Falls, and twenty-four hours
later another mass was precipitated
into the abyss below, with noise so
closely resembling that of an earth
quake as to alarm the residents of
the neighborhood. The result of the
displacement is change in the shape
of the fall. Formerly the Canadian
portion of the fall could be described
as a horseshoe, but the breaking
away of rocks in the centre some
years ago made it V-shaped. Now
that further displacement has Oc-
Cured, the fall has returned to its
old condition. 1t is, of course, gen.
orally known that the falls of Niaga-
ra are gradually moving to the south.
The deep cut through the solid rock
marks the course they have taken
in their backward movement. 1t is
a wonderful excavation, a chasm dug
out by the sheer force of water.
Not less astonishing has been the
removal of the debris. The rock has
been thoroughly pulverized and has
been swept out of the river, to be dis.
tributed in Lake Ontario.