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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

The many friends Of Mrs Lizzie C.
Joy in this and surrounding towns
will be pleased to hear Of her safe ar
rival in Sanger, Fresno county. Cal.
where she has gone to join her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. l.. l.. Butys, who resides
there. Accompanying her were two
of her sons, Nathan and Artell and her
youngest daughter Hattie. Her friends
all expressed regret that she should
leave, but their best wishes attend her
and that she and her children may
meet with success is their earnest hope.
Dec. /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

Cotton seed oil is pronounced a
very wholesome article for culinary
uses. Why not take it pure instead of
as component part of bogus lard
called ''pure?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11
Qaarry,illr. Mt. Desert

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sailed from this place Nov. 10. for
New York. with a cargo Of paving
blocks from Within, 4 Allcu's quarry.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

A bull that is kept at work and
does his share of hard labor on the
farm. is more docile animal and a
getter of better stock than the idle bull.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

When you prune plant that is
growing, you check growth, prune it
when it is dormant and you add vigor
to the plant when it starts again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

One naturally would like to leave
his children in better world than he
found, but how many. 60 to work to
improve the world instead of accumu-
lating money?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

The man who begins farming, no
matter how well educated. is willing
ana even anxious to learn, but the
utterly utter practical farmer knows
il all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

Josiah Hopes says that tying
straw tightly around the tops of out-of-
door plants stops the free circulation Of
air and causes disease and death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

Franklin Road.
The hunters returned and had very
good luck, having secured goodly
, number of deer.
Capt. A. l.. Mosley loaded his
schooner here recently for Rockland
with slaves sawed at Kilkenny mill.
A crew of NJ. c. Railroad masons
are putting stone and brick founda-
ton under Franklin Road station.
The foxes seem to be quite Dumer-
Gus; the Stuart brothers shot four last
week. X. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11
No. Hancock.

| No. Hancock.
Mr. Harry Phillips has gone to Bos-
ton where he will be employed during
the winter
Edward Norris has taken contract
to do the stone work on the new build
ings at Winter Harbor.
Eibridge Milliken and Miss Agnes
Wood of Ellsworth, were married on
the 18th ult. We heartily congratulate
them.
The W. II. U. sewing circle met
last Wednesday with the president,
Mrs. +. Linscott. and chose the follow
ing officers for the ensuing six months ::
Abbie Thorsen. Pres. : Mary Miliken,
Sec. Rose Norris. Treas.
Schools in the 9Th and 9TH districts
are in session, taught by Frank Lane
of Prospect, and Truman Lord of your
city.
Sunday school closed yesterday. We
thank our superintendent for his un-
firing efforts TO make it an interesting
and profitable one.
Fred Brown and family have moved
into the house formerly occupied by
Joseph Brown.
Mrs. Gideon Joy fell short time
since and dislocated her shoulder. We
hear she is doing nicely.
Elmer Kingman and Charles Jordan
are on a hunting expedition up river.
James H. Mcfarland has taken q
contract from Hall Bros 10 cut stave
wood. SUMAC.
Dec. /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

All ven,iIators should be made ad-
Unstable and carefully attended to 80 as
to meet the requirements Of the chang
ing weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

Use Miss Beccher's Hair & Vhisker Dye.
required after dyeing as in other dyes. Wholesale
druggists pronounce it the best single preparation
ever brought to their notice. The largest bottle
and best dye in the market. Used extensively by
ladies. Price, 50 cents. Prepared only by G. W.
THOMPSON, Rockland, Me.
A1SOld by all dealers. lyrl3s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11
TO Delinquent Taxpayers Of
the City Of Ellsworth for
the year A. D. t8S7-iS89.

I am Obliged to close up the ba lance of
my commitment Of City, County and state
Taxes for A. ID. 1857 and 1850, and I'M
less they are settled at once in
strueted to sue forthwith.
tf3 n. sOWLE. Collector,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11
JOB PRINTING.

J., misunderstanding
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

Those reported upon the sick list last
week are improving.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

Zmiana mazwy. Mimo PREY
rzeczenia minlstra, re dbac 0 to
bedzie, ably navy dawne miej-co-
wosc1 W Poznanskiem ME illegally
zmianie, madame swiezo po}2czonym
W jedne gmine oledrom Ch1apowa
i Task, ~po}ozonym W pow1ecle
sredzkim, niemiecka naive ,Grun-
thai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

Wreszcie w~piywamY do zatoki
! sta]emy pred wielklm
magazynem. Tu rewiduja nam
kufry, doktor zas amerykan-
ski %przybywa, i wszystkich
pasazerow rewiduie, czy sa
Zdrowi.
Pc tel ceremonil siadamy
IA inny stack, a ten
przewozi mas ma druga strone
zatoki, gdzie widac z 2-milio-
nova ludnoscia rozmaiteml
cudami swiata Ntore "a dru-
GIN razem opisze) NowY
Jork.
Wysiadamy ia lad, i owe
setki pasazerow, kt1rzy przez
l6 dni razen re SODA 2yli
rozpras"aja sic pc wielklem
m1escie, gubia sic W MEM,
szukajac szczescia Tub ME-
doll.
Ma tym kohcze tymczasem
opis molch "raAeh z podrozy
do Ameryki. Lecz nlech sic
faskawi czyteln'cy ME %niecier-
pliwla, gdy wfasnie mole
]eszcze ciekawszych szczegoIow
sic spodziewali. Gdy sic pc
Ameryce bli2ej rozpatrze a
nadzwyczaJne okollc1uoscl Tie
stana Ma przeszkodzie, ME o
mleszkam powrociG do dalsze-
go opisu moich wra2en.
T~ymczasem do widzenia. To-
stahcie z Boglem!
II Kotohka)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

W Bud=ynin Sowihcu pod
Mosina okolo 20 os6b zachorowa3o
ma trychlny, Powo}ano zawczasu
dw6ch lekarzy, dr.. kapusc1nsklego
z Poznunia l DIR. G6rskiego re
S~teszewa. Niewiadoma j~eszcze,
jaki bedzie u niekt6rych przebleg
choroby. Wszyscy ci chorzy wzlell
wieprzowiny u pewnego rzeznlka
moslhskiego.
w Zaworach pod Ksiqzem
spal,}a sic ofcyna bed2ca niedaleko
dworu i uzywana ma kuchn1a. "
MEL mleszkaf ogrodowy l kllka
osob W sfuzbie w1aSclciela bed2-
,cych. Bvli wszyscv g}ebokim suem
pleni, gdy ogieh wybuch} i
blyiby smiert poniesli gdyhy me
p5moc, z jaka pospieszyli Inspector
Nawrowskl, formal AndrzejewsNl
i chalupnik Matuszewski. Krol.
komisarz otwodowy zapisaf soble
ich nazwiska celem uzyskania Ola
Mich nagrody Cd prowlncyalnej
dyrekcyi zabezpieczenia Cd ognia.
Re sikawek tylko jedna Z Ksi2za
przybyIa na miejsce. Mieszkancom
tego domu popalila sic wieksza
Geese ruchomoscl, a ME byli zabez-
pieczen;. Sprawczyniq byla stara
kobleta, ktora ~wyszed|szy ma dwor
zostawi}a lampke W izbie. kiedy
powr6clla, juz piomienie ogarneiy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
Wrazenie z podr6zy
do Ameryki.
9 Mo,
3 Ma]a

W ostatnlch dniach kwiet-
MA odpfynqi nesz okret z
Hawru, jadac da New Yorku.
Gdy drugiego dnia obudzifem
sig ma okrecie, uczulem sic
bardzo. sfabym. Silna cheroba
morska znow mic przyclsnefa
s~trasznie, tenn wiecej, be ma
pe!nem mo7zu wiatr kofysaf
bardzo okretem. Lezalem vice
ma moim 1o2u z nieopisanym
belem gtowy.
2 go Maia zaraz rano roz-
poczefa sic straszna burza.
Okret ruszaf sic ma wszyst-
kie strony jak zdzbfo Stony.
Teraz doplero pokazafo sic,
re tax wlelki okret cafy z
2elaza i stall, $50 metrow
diugi, jest wobec bury pra-
vie mic ME znaczacym pro-
chem. Upokorzy1 sic on c.
Ia swa sila pompai poz-
wolff sobie swobodnie przeble.
gao bafwanom morsklm pc
grzbiecie, ktore tel prawie
bez przestanku po pomoscle
sic przefewafy.
Ne potra6e oplsaG uczuc
moich / wraaen malujqcych
sic ma twarzach moich wspo1-
towarzyszy ma widok strasz-
nej tel bury. Ma twarzy kaz.
diego z tych l'ldzl zdaje mi
sic, ze widzlalem jeden wy
raz, a malowal sic on talk
samo ma twarzy chrzesciani-
ma, jak i Extraordinarily Tub
bezwyznaniowca, Kazde usta,
kazda duna ludzka, zdawaia
sic movie: ,Boze ratuj nas!!''
DIVA dni szalala burza, bat.
wany morskie rozbljajqc sic
mledzy SODA tworzyly Hulk
gromow piorunowych bezu'
stannych, cichnacych Tub wzma'
ga]acych sic. Swist piszcza1ki
kapitana, przerazllwe nawo
iywania mathew i roz paczIlwe
jeki podroznych, uzupeiniaj;
ten s~traszllwy obraZ.
Dwie dolby szalaia burza
usta Mkt mic prawIe nie
what, dwie DOLBY oc2ek'wa
lismy smierci kazdej chwili,
dwie dolby widzielismy grot
straszny W gleblnach NOR.
skich! Dwie DOLBY take So
wiekiem meczarni. To tel
podzlwiam ten SWAT Bozy,
chwaie Stworce jego, DO dzis
wldze sic Ia nowo urodzo
nyln.
Kapitan okretu cod2iennit
W po1udnle podlug kompasl
oblicza czas, / wykazuje ne
tablicy miejscowosc geogra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
ne toasty, a Gale zebranle mla1o
rownie serdeczny jak podnlos1y
nastr6j.

Il Gallcyi. Kleska gradowa ma
viedzl}a W ubieg1y Czwartek GA
kr6w, majatek p. W3adysfawa
Czavkowskiego. Wszystkie pfony
tuz pred zbiorem z%nlszczyfa DO
szczetu. Grad wielkosci kurzego
iaia uszkodz,f dachy, kryte gon-
tenn i pokaleczy} ludzl zaietych ro-
bota w polu. Dnia nastepneeo
znaleziono kilka zalecy l sarne gra-
dem ubita W leslie. Donosl o ten
krakowski ,,Czas"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
izbe i dopiero wtedy, ME mogac
ognia ugasl6 zawo}a}a o pomoc.
z budynku ~pozosta}y go}e injury.

w Inowrociawiu PREY rewlzyl
u robotnika Kiosk, pode jrzancgo
o skradzenle zegarka, znalezlono
W skrytce W szaile;poznahskie IL
sly zastawane ma 5000 NIX. K.
zapytany skadby je mia}, twier-
dzif re je znalazd ma drodze pu-
bllczne].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

t W Biskupcu zmar} W ponie-
dzia}ek. rano O godz. wpo} do
3-clej bardzo lubiany l szanowany
dr.. Lauenpusch ma paraliz serca.
By} on mocnej natury i W maj
lepszej sile wieku; cd niedawnego
czasu pocza} sic skarzyc ma bo-
lesci, kt6re tez po}ozy}y koniec
jego zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
Fombork. Najprzew. ks. Biskur

Frombork. Najprzew. ks. Biskup
udziellf W dniu 3 b. m. haste
pujacym ksiezom kanon1cznej in
stytucyl: rs. prob. Stalihsklemu
z Prabut ma probostwo W STU
mic, ks. administrator Benjamin
W Starym Wartemborku ma pro-
bostwo TAME, ks. administrators
wi Barczewskiemn W Wielbarku
ma prabcstwo tamze.-Ks. Poetsch
re Sztumu przenieslony zosta} do
Prabut jake zarzadzca parafi.
[Dokonczenie ma stronie 4lej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
| Y
IFrusy POlskie.

W1elka Purda. z dnlem 1-go
lipca r. b. agentura pocztowa "a
mieniona ma urzad pocztowy 3-ciej
klasy. Zarzad tejze zlecono asysten'
towelu D. Kopkow z Blskupca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

NJ e~oAAS9 ~ "AOA ~
bllczny sic wywiesza,-podfug
tych obliczeh iestesmy W po-
fowie drogl do Nowego Jor-
ku.
W plerwszych dnlach naszej
podro2y ukazywafy sic CA
sem ma obszarach wod NOR
skich okrety, cd dwoch dni
zas ME widzlmy 2adnego O.
kretu. Zadna zywa istota
ME ukazuje sic W. powietrzu,
czasem tylko wieloryb :rzas.
ME ogonem o powierzchnle
woody, lub wyrzuci z nozdrzy
strumieh woody ma ksztaft fon-
fanny.
Dnla 6 Ma]a 1890.
W czoraj umarfo ]ednej z
biednych pasazarek dziecko.
ME majace Jeszcze roku, dis
by1 pogrzeb jego. Zawiazano
ciafo zmarIego dziecka do
worka, wfo2onodo tegoz wor.
ka kamieh, ktory wa2yi "a
funty, i wysuneli szeroka
deske 2 niskieml krawedzia-
mi, ma teJ pofo2ono Aieboz-
czyka i zsunieto pc desce do
mora. Pc przekonaniu, lie ciafo
zatonelo, kapitan wreczy1
rodz'nie zmariego dziccka DO
kument smlerci tego1, pc.
yrzebu jego.
Pogoda plekna sprzyja nam,
ptyniemy PREY pofnocno-
wschodnim wletrze pray roz'
pietych 2aglach, - czasem u
kazuje sic okret jakis, lecz
bardzo daleko.
Dnia 7 Maia 1890.
Dzls oko1o pofudma zoba-
czyfem ptastwo morskie. wi
docznie niedaleko jest lad.
Okret nasz obsfugiwany
jest przez 90 os6b,~-z tego
SO os6b obsiugu]e sauna ma
szyne Is palowisS (piecow),
SO os6b s!tfadaJa kapltan, 4
ofcerowle, dokt6r, balwierz,
majtkowie, kucharze, pieka.
RE, lokaje i posfugacze. Sfuz'
ba ma okcecie jest Ago
1zinna, to lest co 4 godziny
zmienia]a sic ofcerow:e i stuz
ba.
Niema co pisa6, ME jesten
poetq ami marzyclelem, wiec
nuaze sic.
Dn1a 8 Mala 1885,
Okretem naszym pfynie
$50 samych pasazerow. Licz
be te wyciagnafem z ksiaz
kancelaryi okretowej, a pod
tug narodowosci TAX sic pred
stawia: Niemcow 1853, PDla
kow 207, Czech6w Is, We
grow 46, Francuzow II
Wlochow 81, Rosyan l02
Zydow ZIG, Ormian "a, An
gllkow 5. Rodzina ormiahsks
Jedzie wprost z Armenii, ra
ZEN Ze swym duchownym
obrzadku greckiego. Wszysc]
me2czyzni So W tel rodzinie
bardzo pobobni do siebie
czysto wschodnl typ pred
stawlaiq; jedna kobieta ME
dry mimi Jest bardzo plekna
Dnia IL Maja 1890.
Ruch zapanowal ma naszyn
okrecle wielkl, DO DIS many
wylqdowa6 W Nowym Jorku
Vice ka2dy sic krzata, my]e
ubiera, widac pc wszystklcl
twarzach pasazerow, Re kazdy
Z Mich chclafby ma Ameryka
mach zrobiG dobrze wrazenie
chclalby sic i'm przypodobae
chciatby ukryc wszelkie swoj'
wady brndy, a pokazat si'
madrym, pieknym, sz'achet
nym. Mona take wyczyta,
ma twarzach tych iudzl jakq
hoske, jakby z%apytania sic sa
MORA Cjt,hIo 40 InInJ hoI,,o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
III.
w. IXS. lHRlSk1e

- Konojad pod Kosclanem'
Znow jeden majatek z n~iemieckich
W polskie rece sic dostaf. Otto W
dniu Ago b. m. kupii pan r. IL.
Speichert z Konojadu majetnosc
Niemieckie Popowo z fo%lwarkami
Barchlinem l Bresniakiem razem
przeszto 5000 m6rg "a cene $4,000
marek. Jest to majatek z masy
konkursowej pc kupcu Mullerze.
Szczesc mu Boze! Oby wleceJ
taklch by}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

w Po3naniu odbyf esle
onegdaj z]azd spiewakow polsk1eh.
Zjecha}o sic do 80 towarzystw
spiewackich z r6znych mast, a
og6lem by1o przesz1o 400 splewa-
xow. Miasto Poznan da1o z kasy
Handicapped 500 marek ma urza-
dzenie tego obchodu, reszte dodali
Polacy poAnahscy i urzadzili ure-
czystosc te bardzo wspaniale.
Goscie zjezdzalj sig juz W sobote.
w nledzlele rano odby4a sic ma
ich lntencya msza sw. W kosciele
Bozego Cia}a, poczem wygfosi4
kazanie ks. Schulz, zachecajac do
pielegnowanla spiewu koscielnego.
Pc po4udniuGodbyta sic zabawa
koncert W ogrodzie pc "a miastem,
przycsem wykonano bardzo piekne
spiewy. By}o tam p~rzeszfo 5 tysle-
cy ludzi. P~rzyjechali ma ten zjazd:
aby dac dowod }acznosci bratnle];
goscie al z Warszawy KrakoWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

X. prob. Bycsy'iski z Da-
br6wkl Novel Original kononiczna
lnstytucya ma probostwo W Groma-
dnie a X. Stefan Kowlnskl, nowo
wyswiecony, p%owo}any zosta{ ma
w~ikaryusza PREY kosciele pofran-
ciszkanskim w Gnleznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07
PLAN JAXDY.
NASZYCH KOLEl.

$AAo VA lA\IAI L.
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront vschodu- Odchodzi.
chicago eXpr., codzieh e.36 pm.
chicago expr., codzieh 11.25 pm.
chicago expires 1899 am.
Pociag recztowv 9.44 pm.
w strone zacho Odchodzi.
Chicago expires, codzief 1917 am.
Chicago eXpr., codzien 1856 am.
Chicago expr. 1877 pm.
Pociag pocztowy 1873 pm.
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv 200 obiad
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 100 pm.
Przesiadanie do Menome2se l.3o pm.
Green Bay 81 s. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociag rasazerski sos pc ob.-9.05 rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6 o5 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
Przybywa Odchcdzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25 wiecz,
Chicago expr., codzien 9.15 wiecz 6.OOran
Fracht. poe. przystaje 6.45 wiecz IL. 30noc
WinOna & st. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienny 600 wiecz. 1000 rano
PasazerskiD akotejski $40 rano9 .35 wiecz
kaczacyz Rochester 10 as rano 3.55 e OBJ.
Zabieraiacy frachtv 500 DO OBJ. 6 AS rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-07

x. Dr.. Ja&dSeyski, posef do
seimu, proboszcz W Zdunach, otrzy-
mai 23go czerwca b 7. kanoniczna
instytucya ma probostwa wSrodzle,
x, Drozdzyhskl Szembrowo ma
probostwo W Sremie, X. Renka-
WITT z'sTrzciela ma probostw6 W
Ujsciu i X. Kresinski, wikaryusz
2 Biezdrowa, ma probostwo W Lu-
tomiu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15


The cd pars1n made the sorrows ~
Rs p4ElshlonsTs his own. A Young man
had broken his engagement with q Young
woman. and tie minister. mos ~ with
indignation, preached from the text
Let love be without dissimulatl0n
HIS sermon, which was extemg1re, con
sisted II lttle more than talk Ike this:
You see, my dearly beloved brethren.
what the apostle SIS: Let love he
without Discrimination Now III ten y
what / th;nk Discrimination Is When q
young chap goes out a walking with a
giri-as nice = lass as ever YOU saw, with
an uncommon fresh pair o. cheeks and
pretty black eyes too, and not a word
against her character, very respectfully
brought up
When. | say, my dearly beloved
brethren, a young chap goes ont walk
ing with such q young woman, after
church Of "a summer evening, seen of
every one, and offers her his arm, and
they look friendly ike at each other,
and at times be buys her n present at
the fGir. a ribbon, or a bit Of jewelry-
Il cannot say have heard, and don't
gay that have seen-when, | say. dearly
beloved brethren, 4 young chap like this
goes on for more than year, and lets
everybody fancy they are going to be
married
Il don't mean 80 say that at times a
Young chap may not sec nice lass and
admire her, and talk 10 her bit, and
then go away an. forget her-there's no
discrimination IN that; but when it goes
on for long time, and he makes her to
think he's very sweet upon her. and that
he can't live without her and he gives
her ribbons and jewelry that I can't par
ticularze, because | haven't seen them
when young chap, dearly beloved
brethren and so ON and 80 on, becom-
ing more and more involved.
But the tumble Of "A sermon had its ef-
feet. The young man was just under the
pulpit, with the eyes Of the whole con-
gregation turned on him. and he and tn.
nice lass were married not long after.
Youths Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

-9 Are yglr pareats hviax. s11 = 81,
az raey 81 s1pporI
500 ID yoa u--1s yQ1r on 49, er
huY e ~ re store
-lL D11 Yea eg13--er goar pareals
durllg r--a.F hke-l1-e - EssEecg.- --e p~9-
p.s'
"lz y yea produce y0ur own sap.
Tolll you n-l2d yly-lg The recapes
~ls Have you 41y god chewing 70
baoco N1th yeus
II Have yoa any hereditary disease
whlch you would Ike ~ mention % ths
Amerlcsn peogls t-roGgl tie census bu-
realf
rs. Are You believer IA q burning
bel Win a good draIS Sht e. ig. snd If 81,
whom would yoa Ike q n-eet there be-
slds The trainers u these tnterrogatorless'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

FATHER ATKINSON AND MRS. JACKSON.
self IN Kentucky as "a teacher. lie alsc
did active work IL Illinois, forming the
first Methodist church az Quincy, and
acting a. agent Of the state conference.
Mr.. Atkinson preached his last sermon
when So years Of age. His memory is
remarkable, and he quotes texts OF dis
COURSES delivered by hiin seventy years
ago.
Mrs. c. L. Jackson is regularly ordGin-
ed minister. Sois her husband. the latter
being pastor Of the Christian Church Of
the Evangel, on Leonard street near Nose
role avenue, Brooklyn, \. Y. Mr. Jack
son Is an evangelist, and when he leaves
town, which Is quite often, his wife fills
the pulpit. That she does il well is evi-
denced by the fact that when it is known
the sermon IS to be from her lips the
church Is crowded TO the doors.
She is a slender, handsome woman
of p, graceful in movement and thor
oughly feminine in every way. She
has sympathetic, musical voice and
makes a beautiful picture as she stands
at the sacred desk. Her hair is light,
abundant and curly, her eyebrows dark
and her eyes brown. When in the pull
pit she wears a black silk gown, with no
Jewelry. She preached her first sermon
when l6 years old. She was at the time
a theological student at Merom, Ind.
She Is the mother of two little girls and
presides over charming home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
Prompt Adhesion of Dental Plates

J.. G. Bryan gives an excellent plan for
securing immediate suction in a new
dental plate or a newly repaired one.
The plate is moistened, and then simply
sprinkled with fine powder of gum traga-
canth. The platcis then pressed into place,
and no matter how good or bad fit, twill
hold firmly for day under almost any
use or abuse. The advantage OF this is
apparent; for tho first half hour after .
plate IS put in makes OF mars the reputa-
ton Of the dentist, for the time being. in
the estimation Of the patient, whose eff
forts 10 ''suCl; up'' plate, if not imme-
diately successful, are at once discon-
tinued, and the plato pronounced a
misfit.
u IS said that a thin coating Of traga-
canth viii even up all irregularities, pre-
venting the plate from wounding the
sensitive membrane Of the mouth. and
often leading 70 a satisfactory fit where
otherwise the plate could not be worn.
If the dentist IS of opinion that time
and use viii improve the general adapta-
ton Of the plato it is recommended that
e small box Of tragscanth should be pre-
sented 70 the patient with directions for
use whenever the variation in the sue
ton of the plate from atmospheric causes
should render its employment necessary.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

But do You love me, AlbertaT'
The speaker. judging from the tone Of
nis liquid voice, had evidently bad
enough Of trifing.
Why, Ambrose. You certainly cannot
doubt that | am attached 70 Won" and
she put little moro arm leverage in the
full Nelson neck hold she had on him 70
emphasize her remarks.
Yes. Alberta. but that Is not sufi-
cioat. / an not satisfied. The dog may
be attached 70 the tin can. but does he
therefore love it."-Philadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

But her greatest triumph was scored
outside the state Hearing that a na-
tional oratorical contest was TO take
place at Chicago she urged her parents
10 allow her to compete. They consented
and tho child returned after the strug-
gle 10 her farm house home bringing
with her the first prizo-a medal Of gold
set with diamonds Miss Daisy has been
speaking pieces Of temperance char
acter since she entered ON her third year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

AT THz h.uz, EoQm l8.-Shs h.as
Iass s.ns- sas aboaE beginning tlis
BETTER in ny rooM Nhen some oue tried
tho door 1y throwing his whole benz
azaInsr BE-. tlen rafting the knob aad
a-tefe.lrd Inserting a paas ksY. For
SIMS time ny o~n key GA the inside 4
TIE locA prevented tie other from eater
i1z bur finally u totCersl and fsll 20 ths
nlor Then Lns bols rl.0ve,i 1nd Tho door
opened. a tall ziri. With porous Jersey
aad a noa-rse f9otfll!, entered the room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
The PRIDE OF NEBRASKA.
A 1c-Vear-old Maiden who Wins Gold
Medals.

Medals.
Daisy Stoddard is the pride Of Ne
braska, and the inhabitants Of the state
think she can 'Enock out" any one Of
her inches and sex in the country as 2
speaker. Considering that Miss Stod-
dard Is still too young to do up her
gracefully waving hair or wear long
dresses her success Is little short of phc-
nomenal. She is 12 years old and won
her first medal for oratory last August.
Al a contest in Republic City she Sc
cured another. and followed this mp by
getting third one Of gold at tie Last
ings elocutIonary tourney.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

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