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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05
WAY DOWN In GEORGIA.
A WeIl-Known Newspaper rlan Re-
views the Situation.
REGARDING THE SLUMP.
Colonel Edward Gillian, the
Brainy and Brilliant Editor Of
the Reidsyille Review, Writes a
Breezy Letter.
ToccoA, GA, |
December 3. 1895. /

DecemDer d. 1000.
EDITOR REcoRDER:--I hav,
been vegetating for several week.
in this, the most scenic section o
Georgia, not far from the habita
Of the Honorable Dink Bolts, th,
protege of Honorable Hoke Smith
who, if / am not mistaken, fill
some kind Of a position III th,
Cleveland Cabinet. AT Gaines
vile / met the Honorable w. J.
H. Ham, an old acquaintance
who has risen from the poverty
and obscurity ofa country news
paper publisher to a proud posi-,
tion as a great popular lecturer.
at which business he is making i;
few wads. Why cannot Colonel
Fairbrother 60 and do likewisei
fthe Colonel will prepare a
disquisition on Liquor: Its origin,
taste, effect, after-efect, use and
abuse" | will contract to furnish
him a manager in the person oi
Colonel C. f. King, of the St
Louis Republic, who will under.
take to chaperone him around
the continent. But this is neither
here nor there. AT GAINESVILLE ]
met General James Longstreet,
deaf as a post, but, | understand,
a gentleman who proved himself
a holy terror during the late war.
General Longstreet had just re-
turned from Philadelphia, where,
like John Sherman, he has a book
OF Recollections in press. The
General looked none the worse for
recent wear, though the papers
say he was wined, dined, feied and
lionized in "the city of Brotherly
Love" in such a way as to make
such simple souls as Bill Penn
and Ben franklin turn over in
their graves ("souls' is written adj
visedly). | notice that my very
dear and able friend, DR.. Kings
bury, (whose greatness | am glad
TO see the RECORDER recognize in
such q strong tribute to him) is
agitated over Longstreet's forth
coming book, fearing that it will
in some way reflect upon the
gentle and gracious memory Of
General Lee-that Cheyalier Bay
ard and Sir Galahad combined.
In answer to the apprehensions
expressed along this line General
Longstreet has entered his dis
claimer, and nothing remains now
but to await the book. II may
turn out that Sherman and Long
street, almost at the end Of their
careers, may have the serenity Of
the evening Of their lives dis.
turbed aud come TO realize what
the Psalmist for some other Scrip.
tural character) was driving al
when he uttered the evident heart.
felt wish: "Oh, that mine enemy
might write a book"
! have briefly taken in the ex'
position, and it is a good, big
show for a Southern town lik,
Atlanta. OF course ii is not worth
while for me to tell what ! saw
there. When | was there the ex
position concessionaires, fakirs and
nUCrnECCIAn
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05
Highest Of all in Leavening powerLaest u Govt Rpos
R1H!a!:!!!! g! RRssiGs RsxassE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

@. X. Laws, Of Caldwell In.
stitute, was in town last week
on business. Mr.. Laws is a
successful farmer and would
make a good official.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05

Nate Brown is happy be.
cause in politics as in bus mess
he is in it and expects to remain
in it II you don't believe it
ask at the Hillsboro Bookstore.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05

Santa Claus has given orders
for the Hillsboro Bookstore 70
allow Sunday schools q discount
OF 20 per cent. on all bills over
$500.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05
ORANGE COUNTY.

The board of commissioners met
at Hillsboro Monday, and closed
the years business by settling
with the county treasurer, exam.
lining and approving bonds oi
county officials, auditing and al.
lowing accounts, etc. The meet.
ing was called to order at 10
O'Clock and all business dispatched
in short order.
The county printing was given
to the Orange County Observer,
as usual, at, we understand, the
legal rate, Notwithstanding the
fact that the RECORDER offered
to do 1t for 30 per cent. less and
under a guarantee of double the
circulation in Orange county.
The Recorders bid was in by II
o'clock, but a polite note from the
clerk informs US that the printing
was given out before that time,
which goes TO prove that our
county commissioners, at least,
have caught some Of the get-up-
and-get spirit which has now
struck the town, and took time by
the forelock, as it were. Just how
this will strike the tax payers Of
Orange County, who pay for the
printing and who also pay the
commissioners for a days work,
remains TO be seen. Have they
any right to let personal iavorit-
ism interfere in their administra-
ton ofpublic affairsH Have they
any right 10 needlessly squander
the peoples money? Let the
taxpayers answer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05
Saved Mylife"
A VETERANS STORY.

Several years ago, while in Fort
Smelling. Minn., I caught a severe
cold, attended with a terrible cough,
that allowed me no rest day or
night. The doctors after exhaust
ing their remedies. pronounced my
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-05
READ YAE lI(kIV!
Santa Claus
Has come and has brought Of the largest stock Of
Holiday 2Goodss 2s

market by any house in North Carolina These Goods were
bought OF the manufacturers for the purpose of obbng
therefore you money Merchants can save money
by calling on me for Heavy Fancy Groceries, glassware
plain and decorated china and crockery
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Ds meiften Der in gomitan eintref=
fenben Jlu9tlinse iinb. bur& tptite
Streden bes tpilben 2anbts 3u SUB
setpanbert unb befinben fi@ in auberft
.drmliden 0erbdltnt1 en-.
QaIteS xDetter In Guropa.

Berlin, 13. Gebr. Mu4 in Der
perfloTeuea Mo9e, ia gang beionbers
in biefer, mar bic Rdlte auentbalbtn
in Deuti4larb etne entiebli4e. Da
uub bort berri4t cine Semperatur
BON 20 @rab 1nter Nul na@ Gabrens
beit. Rbetn, Main unb Nedar limb
auf tpette Streden ausefroren. @telz
fa4 fiat bic Rdlte srobe Notb perur>
fa4t. Sn Der umgegerb bon Berlin
iinb piele 2eute erfrortn! Der pofts
bienit BON Riel na@ Rorf0r (DGnss
mart) muBte 5eittpeiie sar5 einseftsat
tperben.
Sm biele DDrfer in GliaB unb unz
peripGrts finb bunsrise MDlfe gebrur1s
gen. um ft& Rabrung gu perf4affet1.
st. petersburg, ID. 5tbr.
Das 1bermometer 1T ba unb bort auf
so @rab unter gluQ (GabrenbstD se<
funten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Dtrs cine sstetea . 8eier ,perstn

-E ~ E.. ."-- ~"
Berlin, 16. Gebr.. @erabe5u TO-
loTal.n Imfang pirb bic Teier oes
So. @eburtstages bes Gipiten Bis
mard annebmen. 9roB Der protefte
ieiner Mer3te bat Der Mlttanaler elmer
9amburger Morbnuns neripro@en,
tbre Gadel3ug : Denomination am l.
Mpril entgegen3unebmen. IS 9aben
fi4 bisber 70 nielt Wereine, @efeQf4afz
ten unb 8ismard. : @ntbuiiaften in
1riebridsrube a%rgemelbet, baB man
taum inn Stanbe fem birfte, Mqe gu
unterbrinser. sSSn Deuti@lanb uno
Oeiterrei@ baden ft@ 3unberte BON
DeleqatiorRr1 urtb @eburtstags|@tfelz
i@aften orsaniiirt unb ibre 3a9l
udd9ft BON Mo&e gu Wo&e. Die
Babnpertpaltunsen ertlGrten es i4on
beute fir unm0sli4, bic ~un3Gbligen
MaKen gu bef0rbern urb f4lager por.
bic Gabrpreiie enttpeber our 8ef@rdnz
flung bes Nerfebrs gu erb6ben coer bic
Jsier auf mebrere Sage aus3ubebnen.
9ie r8erliner Meuefte Ma4r." MAIDEN
ben @or1dlag, bic @eburtstagsfeier
auf cine Mo4e aus3ubebnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Nemeite Na1rihten.
Bon GaWatt.

gtetori a, g. g., 10. Geb. Der
Dampfer rWarrtmoQ" i%iberbringt BON
9alpait bic folgenben Mittbeilungen:
Dte feds Sniurgentenfiibrer tpurbet1
iGmmtli4 gum 3obs bur4 ben @trang
Derurtbeilt. IS ftnb bag s. Guild,
Mm. 8. &tdarb, Wm. S.. @emarb,
@pbert 8. Mtlcor, Gam. Motpleir nnb
9enrD 8artelman. 9a bic beiben
2eBtgenannten Der &egierung tpertbz
bole 8%epeismittel geltefert haben,
ntrb fir lie trafumtpanblung elm
treten. @ultd tpurbe bier i'm 2anbe
geboren. &idaros 1T Elm Gngldnber.
Wilcpr 1T Elm 9amaitaner.. Mur Mm.
s.. @enarb fann als Mmertfaner ben
S@uB Der @er. Staaten beanipru@en.
8ts ieBt 1T tein 9inrt4tungstermin
feitge1ebt jmorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
werunaladte s>euer,p ebrlemte.

2Dnn Maf. 49, Gebr. I'm 8.
lbr brad in benz pterit0digen Sad
nptrteebGube an Der Monroetrabe, in
Dem ii4 bas @tfen>paaren : @efddft
bon @m. 9enrp 9ut4tnion befinbet,
Geuer aus, tpel@es bas 9aas balb gum
@initur3 bra4te. Glf Geuerpebpleute
tpurben aus ben Sriimmern berporgez
3oger, BON benen bret tobt tpartn.
Die Mamen, 10 1peit lie betannt iinb,
limb:
9pbt: &apt. 9enrp 8. Skinner,
3bos. Mdurrap unb Sobn Dolab.
Werlebt: ". 6. MoobD, SEQ OIL
er, Geo. Mibbleton, Bm. Mtnton,
Ni@olas Meber, ST., Wm. &. 9lnt
unb @bas. Gorion.
Der @4aben betra9t etpa $780,
600.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Sarfe,, I. @reuel.

20 te n, Is. Gebr. Mus armeni=
f@er Auelle bon Gonftantinopel bier
.ei1rgetroFenen Ma@ridten 3ufolge, ia
Ben Bic 9Irfeu in Mrmenten nod an
bere @reuel als bic bon SaHun &C.
melb<ter neriibt. Dte5en 8ert9ten
3ufolge ltpurben 3u ettpa berielben 3eit,
in melder bic @etpalttbGten i'm 81
itriet BON SaFun beriibt tpurben, dbn<
1i@e Sbaten in Der Brobtn3 9ar5an
1peribt. SIS iollen 51pii&en 40 unb SO
D6rfer in Der proptn3 1ieoergebrannt
unb fGmmtli4e @tebbeeroen ber Be-
apobner berfelben tbetls 9eraubt, tbetls
oeriast poroen fein. 9te einittgen
8spobner Der 3eritDrten DS1fer baben
tetnen @eriu4 sema@t bieielben ptez
Der a~uf3ubuuen, fonbern' it@ na@ an
oeren Sbeilen Der propin3 getpanbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
atelea ,,,ster Mauber nns Noroer.

OSSSS~S
Merito. Is. Gebr. Mus pueblo
pirb Tolgenbes gemelbet: @apitdn %.
Scott, elm fribtrer Gapttdn Der Sez
rus Changers, beKen 8ruber Sobn, Elm
britter Mmeritaner Namens 5runtltn
unb cine Grau tpurben Bel einem an
Der interoceantf4en @tienbabn gelez
geren Oertden bon 60 meritani@en
@anbiten rmrtnst, tpel@e bic MGnner
niebkrf4oKen untb lie aller ihrer
Mertbfa@en beraubten unb bic 6rau
in i4dnbltdber Metfe miBbanbelten.
Die MGnner tperben ta11m mieber berz
ge{telt aperben. Der Dirt 1T 3tpan3tg
Meilen bon 4ueblo entfernt, unb als
bic Ma9rt@t bort etntraf. ma4ten fi4
ale bort antpe1enben Mmerttuner unb
GnglGnber CUR @erfolgung BET 8anz
bitten auf. Gs beibt, cine Mn5abl berz
ielben lei gefangen unb getDbtet morz
ben. Der @orpber1eur bes Staates
pueblo rief bic @urales gu ben Mafz
fen unb befabl ibnen, bic 8anbiten
tobt ob.r lebenbtg ein3uliefern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Ertranfett tn Ohio.

YtttSbura ga, Is. Gebr.
Grau Mm. Siefert, bic @attin zines
promtnenten Contractors, Der auf Mez
bile Sslanb, menige Meilen unterz
balb BON ptttsburg pobnt, 1T i'm Shio
ertnlr1ten, als lie i'm auf benz Sis
uber1@retten moute. Sic bate Elm
bret Sabre altes Rino auf benz Mrm
unb Elm dipettes Cling neben ibr ber.
sic umaren betnabe am l1fer angtfomz
men, als !bas Sis unter ibnen 3ufamz
menbra@ unb lie ale ertranten, or
Nmobl bas Maher an Der Stelle aur
bret Sub ttef mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
0uatc1nala 1tuo Mertco.

81 a n, @taat @btapas, Mer.,
u. 6ebr. Die Stabt 1T bon ben
Tli4tltngen aus Guatemala ar9e=
flint, pel@e tdgli& auf gebetmsn @ez
gen bonn @iiben eintreFen, um ni@t
tn bic Mrmee 9epreBt gu :tperben. 9iez
ielben beri@ten, baB unter Der 8ep0lz
terung uber ben brobenben &rieg nit
'Merico grpbe 8eftiir3ung berrf@t,
uno oab Der gr0Bte Sfetl Der an BET
@ren5e itebenoen Mrmee, tpel@e iebt
1900 Mann fart lit, aug 2euten
beFebt, bic bon Der &egterung BON
Guatemala in ban 9ienit geprebt iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Gin aretter Brdutt9a,s.

Ranfas Gitp, ITO, Ii. gebr.
g(m @amftag erf@ieu bic 53idbrise
Neeerin, Margaretbe 9aplor am Mr@
me bes 93iGbrigen Mit@eQ Sones i'm
Qofale loes Observation-Disclosures.
unb purbe BON bemielben ptrbeiratbet.
g(ls Der BrGutigam fem Mlter angab,
fruate i'm Der Ri4ter, Of ct fi4 in
Der Mnaabe feines 9llters aud nidt
TIRE, tporauf ber alte Mger trpioer>
te: ,Das bat feline pSQige Ri4ttgtett;
t@ ipar StlaDe, als SeHerfon pra>
ft6ent mar" Der Ri4ter mar bamit
electromagnetic, unb resiftrirte ben
alten Rnaben bemgemGB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
Wcue WerbauoIunac,, /.

2pnbon, ID. 6ebr. Sci rEimes"
1ptrb aus peting telegrapbtrt, bab bic
4tneiti4en 5rtdoensunterbdnbler auf
telegrap9t1&em Mege ausrei4enbe
WoQma4t erbalten baber, bamit lie
I'm @tanbe ieien bic Trtebensunterz.
9%anolungen nit Sapart pieber an3uz
tnlpfen. pie u%nterbdnoler befnoen
1th gegenmartig in Naga1ati, nobin
lie lid begaben, na@bem bic iapanif9e
Hegterung es abgelebnt batte, in I'M
terbanblung NIT ibner au treten neil
tie tetne ausrei&enbe @ollma@t beiaz
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

S@iRbru9issn bon Der ,glbe" bier
eineetroHen, Guser S@lasel aus
Girtb, dpelder nit iei,er S4petter
emma austuanberte. bic ertrunten 1T,
Sun Debtra aus Gleptlanb, D.. uno
Garl QoTmanrs BON @ranb Sslnab,
Nebr., befen 6rau unb Rinb ~ ben
grtuntene,l 9ebSrtn. M1e brei fdtl>
bertets einem 8erimteritatter Der a o.
ctirten preEe ibre GrIebnift beim gu
i%ammenftobe unb benz l~lntergangt Der
rGlbe" unb bei tbrer ipdteren Ret
tuna. !9err Depera faet, bic Na4t Jet
10 tlar 9etpeier. bab bic 2i4ter ukb>
rerer Gif9erf4madtn esieben tptrper
tpnnten, tpel9e fih in Der NGbt Der
en0lif@en Riifte ~btfanben. Die Ct.
f@itterrne, tpel&e ber 3uiammenttvb
berurfa9te. lei cine ungemein lethte
setpeien unb Don BEN ~3uiammenitobe
bis gum untersanse Der ,glbe" feien
taum 25 MinMter neritri9en. Der
8eri4t bts 9errn 9oFulann mar fehr
un3ufammenbdngenb unb tpurbe bdus
fig bur9 9brGnen unb Drobunsen
unterbro9en, ben Norbbeutf4en 2lopb
pertlager gu tpollen. St er3Gblte. auf
tpel@e Meife feline Graa, unb fein Rinb
bon linn gttrennt tpurben unb ME ct
enbli9 feline Nettun9 betperfite1igte.
gr bef9pert ii4 bariber, bub Ct &C.
r0tbigt tpurbe, Bel benz 3erablaFen
BON Botert bes Dampfers gu 9elfen
rnb ertldrt, es tpdre gegigenb 3ett
seblieben, fGmmtli@e 8oott in's Mafz
ier 5u lafen. tpenn geb0rige Discipltn
seberri4t 9dtte. 3
aonbon, 13. Sci. Dem .stan>
barb" tpirb aus Berlin te%legrapbirt,
Der bic rglbe" befebligenbe @apitdn
oon @0Fel 6abe, tuGbrenb Ct aut oer
COMMUNICATIVE ftu1b, geieben, bab
Der untersang bes Dampfer maize BE-
portttbe, urb tinise Embellishments ON
feline Grau eeri4tet. Dos S4reiben
ibergdb e benz geretteten beutf4en
Cot len .. 9arbe NIT Der Metfu1ng,
baKelbe rrur feiner Grau ielbt gu
ibergebeu. Der Snbalt bes @4rtiz
bens 1T ni4t betanat sema4t ,poroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
9robcnoe &mnAerSuotb.

8uba Set, 16. Tebr. Sn benz
Sbeile l1ngarns, iiio0itli9 bon 8uz
ba=pef, ftebt cine 9ungersnotb bepor
unb In 5olge bef1 en- tommen baielbft
bereitS l1norbnungen gum @orf@etn.
Die @o3taltiten nebmen ben 9ortbetl
Der Gage pabr, um gu MufitGnben gu
ret3en .unb es lit f@on nDtbtg getpefen,
bab @enbarmerte init aufgepfan3tsm
Baionette bic Mufriibrer ausetnanber
tretben mubte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
8ra6eu aus.

Columbus, 8. IL. 1ebr. Mls
benz @efdnsntKe in Mtbens @ountp
itnb neun @efan9ene ausgebro@en.
Die &erle f@nitten Elm Stiid aus ber
tpneren @efdngniBtbiire, mobur@ lie
CUR duberen Sbire gelangten. Bier
DON ben @ntfprun9ener itnb auf Der
9. & >. 8abn 1ftlt@ gegangen unb
bdbem ben ObtozGluB auf benz Gtfe
BEL 8elpre iiberi@rttten. 8eamte finb
binter i9nen Der.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
,.sa 8aSeo9ne"" etu8etroMen.

Dort, 13. Gebr. Der franz
31iif&e Dampfer ga @ascosae", Der
beretts Dor elmer Mo@e bier battle ein<
treFen fplen unb flr ben man, ,peil
teiner ber in ben leBten 3agtn tingtz
laufenen 3ablrei&en Dampfer Ruubt
Dol, ibm bra4k, bereits 8efor9nib 81
bege1 .aning. 1T enbli@ Montag Na@=
nittag eingetrofen. Der Dampfer
gtng am 26. San1ar bon Sabre ab.
Mebrmaltger 8ru@ Der Meqe perurz
fa4te iein lan9es Musbletben unb
i@pere Gorge UNI bas S4iH unb ietz
ne paTagiere unb Mannf&aft.
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MtTSuuoln

9alifar, 13. 5ebr. Ser @4ooz
,1er rGlara s. Trieno" BON @louceiter,
MaT., lit Bel @aitern 9eao in Der
Nabe Don 2tperpool an oer &u1te boz
Noba Scotia gei4eitert urb feline gam
&c aus Is 2euten BEL tebenbe 8eman=.
nung lit ertrunten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
1tebcrlcbcnoe ppn ocr GIbe,

Mem Oort IL. Bebr. Mit Der
,umbria" iino bret Der geretteten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

- ISrdu OQOts, VIC SC9ItttH WI
brei Meilen nDrbli9 bon benz Dorfe
|Qpons, 81. g., gelegenen Dtitrtttz
1@ule, tpurbe in elmer @@neei@i4t erz
froren gefunben. sic batte baielbft
ieit Greitas Morgen gelesen. @te
mar betm Sruftee Wtniam Barrett,
Der 3tpei Meilen bonn @@ulbauie entz
fernt tpobut, in Soft unb Wobnune
getpe1en. Mm 9onneritag bef4lob
5ie, tpeqer bes @9nee TURNS in BEN
! S@ulbauie iiber Na@t gu bleiben
Mm Trettas Morsen i4tdte cine Nahs
bartn etmas gu effen na@ benz S4ul=
bauie, fanb bafelbe iebo4 peri4lohen
6reitag Mbenb fanb cine anbere Na4:
bartn bic @4ule INNER nod berldlo1:
fen. @ie fplgte ben Tubipuren elm!
tur5e Strede, glaubte bonn aber, bat
bic 2ebrertn iih gu einem. bena4barter
9auie beseben babe. 9a BON Der Der:
59munbene,1 ri@ts geb0rt porber
tpar, begab ii4 cine Mn3abl 2eute an
bic Sube. @tma cine Meile BON
@@ul6au1e tpurbe pie 2ebrertn al!
2et6e auf9efunben. Dieielbe lag Il
elmer @@neei4i@t in Der Ndbe etne'
3aunes. Sic 5uBe batten ii4 in ben
3aun nerfangen unb Der Ropf berilhr
te ben 8pben. Man glaubt, baB ot
Mermite am 6reitag Morgen our4 Del
8lt53arb it@ na@ ibrem &oitbaui
aufgema4t babe uno DaB tie betr
@eriu4e, iiber ben 3aun gu tletteru
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05
Sailing Potatoes ~ They Grow.

A resident on Pearl street was sprin-
king his potatoes to protect them from
bugs, when his neighbor's servant girl,
who was a recent importation from the
Emerald Isle, popped her head up at the
fence, The operation was new one to
her, and she inquired what he was doing
He replied that he was sailing and pep
pering them so it would not be neces-
sary to do it when they We're cooked
"Well," she said, with look of amaze
ment on her face, that do be curious
indade Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05

Never esteem anything as OF advantage
to thee that shall make thee break thy
word or lose thy self-respect. Remem Der
this: that there is proper dignity and
proportion to be observed in the per-
Torrance OF every act OF life.
Miss Mildmay-I am sure that there is
good in Mr.. Spooner. He certainly is
very tender hearted. Miss Frost-Yes
he has heart that has been rendered to
about every unmarried woman in town.
il that is what you mean.
A small boy gives his views on very
pertinent subject in the graphic words
"Some boys is honester than others, and
there's no way to tell them apart except
you pretend to forget your knife, and
watch 'em jump for it. The one that
jumps last is the honestest one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05

When ivory becomes diseolored, it may
be restored to its white color by being
soaked in water, and when wet exposed
to the action OF the light while shut up
in well-closed glass case.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05

another roll. II cannot" she replied.
"RealIy, | don't know how many I've
eaten alresdy.a Little Johnny eagerly
IL do. You've eaten seven. Pve been
counting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05
Embellishments.

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton Ios and 25s. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
- - = no ooo -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05

Annual sales more than 100000 boxes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05

their record IN the battlefield compares
favorahly with that of modern Euro
peau soldiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05
THE GREAT CONFLICT.
Comparison of the Armies With
the Great Ones of Europe.
A MOST REMARKABLE WAR.

Battles Not Exceeded In Fierceness Dur.
Have PeopIed Great Cities and Furnished
the Bone and sinew of Great States
Enormous Cost of the War In Treasure.
The south Devoured Itself In the Strug
gle-The North Expended the Full Value
of All the Seeded States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-05

The soldiers engaged on both sides
numbered nearly 1000, 600 men. That
means that, aside from every other inter
est which turned mems attention to the
war, 10, 900, 900 persons looked upon the
struggle as one of life and death for
self or some one dear to them. But that
is a view far too narrow. In the south
every family gave up every ablebodied
son, and in the north it is scarcely posi-
Bile to find one not represented in the
second degree at least. Not merely the
Is, 600, 600 soldiers and others represent
ed by them, but the entire 1000, 900
inhabitants, were stirred in every emo
The Republican journal., 1895-04-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.


Young into their family. Ambrose
Hanson, who has been quite poorly since
the death Of his mother is. now taken down
with pneumonia..- Henry b. Carr lost a
horse few days ago.. Miss frankie Aver
Of Liberty village visited her aunt, Maria
Mardep, last week.
UNITY Mrs. A. A. Lane from Lowell,
Mass, is visiting at H. O. Chandler 81. pr.
Fuller will 60 to Boston this week to spend
the summer His family will remain here
until tn. season opens and then will 20 to
their cottage at Windermere. Mrs. Chas
Hathaway has gone TO Clinton to take
charge If a boarding house. Fred Fuller
is having good run Of trade and is selling
lots Of stoves. Fred is good fellow ana We
are glad he is dong we'll Mrs Fuller,
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