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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Stop growing or let
the builders begin
(which ?

We daren't delay. The build.
ers must have room to begin,
and there's only one way to
make it-make a thousand
outlets Tor our Spring goods
where we had hundreds last
season. Do we expect to sur.
pass the great season that is
gone? We do we must. We
can't begin the alterations till
we do-and moro room is our
living necessity.
You shall have the hest Spring
Overcoats in the land-S5,
Sc. rs, 81 so, $3.50, $12, $40.
20, S6. rs, $3.50, $12, 500
You shall have the best Spring
Suits in the land.
The Boys Suits-beautiful
and the best SO, "a, So, So,
$S-newly made.
Boys Clothing this season
Perfectness. 1t has never been
so good before. We think no
other SO good to-day. The
satisfaction of paying So for
what cost $4 so before is one
of the projections. More beauty,
more goodness, less price.
Black Worsted Suits--it will
be a losing business for you, if
you buy before you see ours.
We surrender profit to win
quick sale. Excellent Black
Worsted Suit for $3.50. The
finest -S25.
Cutters stuck in small cor.
ners, goods crowded in INSULT.
cient quarters, thousands who
are getting our clothes today,
sending increased thousands to
get their supply---everything
turns on how quick we can
make this greatest Clothing
House, worthy.of its opportuni.
ties. Can't stop either work
people or business-we can only
sell and let the builders in as
rapidly as we can get the goods
out.
Made to. Measure department
in same difficulty. Don't mis-.
understand why we're making
West of England Suitings and
Trouserings at strange prices.
We must gain building ground
by inches even.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

1HE Chester Board of Health has dead.
LOCK on It's hands which rivals the Hlg.
gins.Addicks senatorial deadlock at Dow.
or. Tho Board has taken one hundred
and ninety'five ballots for Secretary with
the end not yet 10 sight. The candidates
are Louis l. Flnegan and A. D. Pierce.
Each candidate has two supporters. Bet.
ter make a compromise and give each
contestant six months.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
The CIV r.uuc,I

nv NN 'oHHrti.
IL the Republicans wish. TO elect their
candidates at the coming election, they
must nominate competent and popular
mon. There may be aspirants for the
different offices WHO are we'll qualified to
discharge nj the duties deyolvlng upo n
them. sut II they are In any way objec-
tionable to the voters they should not
seek nomination, for nomination that
Is not followed by an election Is very
poor compliment. Where men are un-
popular II Is folly to embarrass the party
by Insisting on pressing their claims. 10
do so would please the Dem ocrata. as un.
popular candidates increase the chance OF
Democratic success. Ths Republicans
must be cautious and not fall into traps
set BY Messrs. Dickey and Neary or any
OF their cohorts, or they may lind when
too late. thoy have been set up merely for
the purpose OF being shocked down. BY
prudent nominations for the various of.
hces, the Republicans will carry nearly
every ward In our city ard make future
irlnmphs In oar state pusalba Let can.
didates show that they prefer party sue.
cess To Individual pioHolion. ana set an
example worthy OF the Imitation OF other
asprnnts lie who viii not make some
sacrifice OF personal Interest or gratilica-
tlon in order to carry olt tho principles
OF his party Is poor Republican indeed
We must unite III order TO le successful
In future contests AZ The EeXt election
Will be quite as important as the present
oreven mole go, GATED VIZ stand. di.
ylded we fall"
Republican Trtu.nuh IN GhirnEa.
The election IN Chicago, on Tuesday,
resulted III great triumph for the Ra.
pnolaans til" majority for their canlli.
da'e Mayor CrorEe g. Swift. being estl.
mated al 5000, Ituow looks as though
Chicago will hereafter De saIs place
iolIve in, and Illinois wal be reliable Tor
big lisp4bDcau majosly lor President in
1895.
On The ailarmdaia lleGet not over live
democrats have been elected out oil tile
t!irtyfonr vacancies to lie tlled at this
election Tho great sefuem movement
ind1lsed by al uatHos Is individually ear.
rled, and hereafter AlelEo Wti. have ben.
eilt of evil erytes rI.e3 in al! Aepar T..
ments OF her munieipa. gofatnmeUt
During a po.ite4. row ata NOrth Side
polling place late III the afternoon Patrick
Dalton was fatally shot Us bis cousin jack
Dalton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Opening Of tho Campaign.

The city caIapaign was opened last
evening by meeting In the club house
oil the Eighth Ward Republicans.
Speeches were made by Mayor Shortlldge
and Fred L. Bach, and much enthusiasm
prevailed. The boys have fine club
house and strong organization to look
after the welfare OF the Republican party
In the old Eighth ward. which Is now
moofed In the Republican harbor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Tot lose ttiG saloons.

Tie bill tefora the Leglsiutufe to make
Good Filday a legal holiday 10 attracting
mHch attention n inIs city In addition
toc'D-Iu- tho schools tho idea Is To close
tie saloons on thut Gay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Nr.. AIonrn. 4. snc..r..-

Any large orRahizNtion that would sell
ticNets could, with profit to tscti and
great heneiit to tire publ!e. inq.te Ms. II.
j. Monroe of l5a& Vine street l'nitadel.
phia 10 give Ia Wilmington another Of
her historic. dramatic, steraopt on lee.
tures at winch rePa.ag appreciation gives
her large End Increasing ausirnc5s Be.
sides number OF other places Us We
learned her engagements VII tANJ her to
Buffalo, y Y, April -. and -. lea. y .
y, April y AMI q CMciauat.. OHIO. &ay
81 aud "a Chicago May ss aud ~, also
June - and "A, We 4ry giad 10 Lear of
her prosperity. Her excellent worn Lsfc
received tho highest paLle appreciation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

The Democratic candidates spoken OF
for Mayor are Or. Charles L; Jg0ers AMI
GarrettJ, Hart. What's the matter WITH
running Johnl P. Douahoe2 VIII he not
make a good figure headg
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

If Iov want to learn something new
about money you Will have chance to
bear about that much sought after article
this evening at the New Century club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
NIiIk ,,rr,, Err.,1. >,

Tie hin! axle Uf milk wagon be.onrz
ins to John 81 er Df9as down tins uurTi=
Ing H. Ee ~ds tIrUtn., ont Of the railway
traeds at Ioliu' AMI aalhct streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
DuBLIC SALE
Il OF
IS HEAD
MISSOURI HORSES
We Will sell at our stables, No. 4Io West
Front street. Wilmington, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1895,

We Will sell at our stables, No. 4lo West
Front street, Wilmington, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1905,
at o'clork p. IN.
NO-.1and ., Pair black mares and 6 Years
old ID hands Ii gh, weight 5000 pounds, good
bone and feet; would make an extra brewery
team, lots of action and strictly sound.
No. 3. Dark gray horse, i.year old, weight
1900 pounds lots of bone, good feet and
great chunk; would make an extra shafter.
No. /. Jet block horse, years old, Id hands
high, weight l200 pounds, broke single; would
make good family or hearse horse.
70; 3, A DARK bay mare, l5t1 hands high,
worker.
No O. Black horse, I5L hands high: this
horse is a little green, hut good chunk
Ro.1t Nur cl mare, years old smooth
made. nice shape,wlt ilaXen name ard tail,
Is behuty and Il hne mare,
NO. :. ,hsstnnt sorrel mare 49, hands
high, weight l2Nn poEnds smooth made and
good all purpose mare; Years Old.
Np-F. y rcd gray hose, 4 years old, l5i Z
hHnds nigh, weighed 100 pounds when shtp.
PED; this good thiek chunk, with lots of
aGttuhand hard to beat.
No To- lark gray mare, 10 hands high. a
good ehnhE' makes good team with No .;
/ yrurA ord,
Nos. II and1e a pair of dark tappied gray
! mares, o. and years old, drive and act alike,
bnlh good Knee actors, make good coach
+ No la. Dark bay hprsa 3 years cid lG
M Its hl+h weighs 1900 tdiIds, good DOIe and
feet aud well broiic slUgle.
! No. H. LgLt strawberry roam mare. 3 yrs.
+ OH ~ !uda hiph, weight ll'u pounds,
| smooth made. nice shape ana n iiue mare.
! Sos II AMI / =. a rom ma aud hurle.
1 anl yeJrs ud. close ,nptcheI. I5g hands
/ h'gn' MelEht 4il0 POUNDS AMI good all pur-
pose tcalu.
/ >o 10 Hrown torsc. yoars old ~
/ well broke
| Va. Hack horBc. Years old. l6 hands
j horse
4 Nc. ~ Fay hor,r, years old, II hands
/ high weight $50 pull1i- an Tho lest one
i ttai ever struck thr town. good bone and
/ feet .tt1 Will work ANY PA
No - lny mar. ears oil, good mare.
+ bui not sou Il.
lue baIunc OF the Doraes arc all good
Mnr Grs arh also some I.uale.ratsrd colts
I which are tlot'iug LTed
tNcfy hursc has to be as represented, and
a. WI. lie #u1ltlvrty sold.
! Gtea.t q 70 days viii be given by the
purahH tr Civ ~ buuknbie mote with mp
3 ptoguu cndoraer, interest adGei.
dI~IFR y MCDANIEL.
J., ". st t'lhN nj Sbu, ne A3-I
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

CHANeEIIoa woIcott has an attack OF
heute henrlIs IA and WAS unable to hold c
session OF tho Court Of uhancery yester.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
EvnnsnIi-ric rtr,ir..

Are being conducted In Rodney strest
Rresby teriRn Church every night Uy Ivan.
asllst Walker OF Indiana.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

THERE Is somo complaint being made
that milk is being sold In our city that Is
eolosed with chrome yellow, thereby Civ.
Ing 1t very rich look. BY purchasing
your milk from reputable dealers. you
will not be troubled with an In pure ar.
ticle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

DlHilC SAII-uG hpnScnoid goods ani
L antique iufIilurr, Viii hr sold at std
hvm ami sons HnCtiun rooms, III Last
lunuh street. on Friday afternoon. April
btti ut ~ CLOCK sIN pHrlur suits ten bel room
81 q. o. var IS OF good carpets title used,
CUut..es, iuuuroS, dining chat g. organ side.
buud. secretary extension tables .ilveTwtI".
sc. Also one Hrandtuther's hlgh clock,
antique secretary. hureaus, tables undirons,
three frHhoIttHY beSieHds. he auove aIti-
tlrs can hr srrI at tho ugctIDn rooms on day
and evening Lefurc sale. This Is a fine lot or
gods. Parties scavlug the city.
Phone sJ5 SIIDHAM & SONS.
m.21-3U a2.i
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
PfNNSYLVANlA RAILa0A1.

The standard Railway OF AmerIca.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By THE
IntrrIoch,uG sw itch mud Block signai sys-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Drexel Morgan & Company are interest.
ed in thirty'ilve million pulp trust. 1t
Will he the largest trust OF Its kind in the
world. This Will regulate the price OF
white paper. II successful. which now
sells as low as aes cents pet pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

NOTIGE-I. Jane McIlugh. the owner
IN and occupant of the house situated
at 5. u. Corner Eighth and Church streets.
IN the Sth ward In the ciy OF Win inEtou
county or Now Castle anJ Stnte
of delaware. In compliance with the
requirements OF the acts Of tue General
Assembly In Euch case made and provided
do hereby give notice that / shall apply In
writing TO tbs Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions OF tho Peace and .lail Delivery OF the
State Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
county on Monday. the 9th day of May.
A. .b.lSY5. being the next term OF said court,
for a license for said house for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors. In quan-
Titles less than one quart. 10 he drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citllens OF sala ward.ut least twelve OF whom
are substantial freaholders, recommend the
said Application, TO wit :
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

WILLIAM S. IIilles. delivered very In.
teresting and instructive address before
the Reilly Lyceum, on Wednesday even.
ing, OH True Socialism" A fine musical
program was also given,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

THE Bfandywne Granite Company is "a
live business organization. IAey have
received the contract for furnishing tile
granite curb!ng for the new COMPRESSION.
al library building a. Washington, thus
ensurhg their men plenty OF WORK for
TIE ensuing three months or more Ihs
Brandgwine granite can't bs excelied by
any otAer sLono
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

DEA GOAL I0rtamiIy uss,
l. Extrai rf1Nt3, H. . per 10 A
JOHN NJ SOLOMON.
Phones. inland 205.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
WERE So, $3.50, So AND So,
TO GO AT 81, $3.50.

TO VV Al PI, PIOU
200 Mems Overcoats IS to $50, to 60 at S3 S.
So, $40.
Lot of Mems Medium aud Heavy Weight Suits in s.
B. sack and cutaway coat, were $S So s12,
$15 to go at o4 $5, So and $3.50.
Lot Fine Black Wolsed Suits in SACK cutaway and
hock coats. were SIS, s22, to go atS75o sill
Lot Mems and Button Cutaway Coats with vest
made to sell at $l4 $40 yeryfne to go 81 and Us
Lot Of Childfen's Spring Styles Suits 81 to Sc, to go
at 81, 50.
Lot Boys Spring snts, good style, good material,
SO to Sl4, to 80 at &3 S., a5, $3.50
Lot Chihren's Suits, made to sell at So, to go at s 75
Lot Reelers for children, to years, % 90 S5
and Sc Mems Furnishings at rate about one
half price
In the Custom Department make decided cut Suits
to ORDER 49, sl9 $50 o25 S30 formerly So $40 We
show you fine selection you'll find in the city. The
whole stock be closed out in short space Don't think it's
old goods out of date But remember it's new and desirable
goods suitable for this springs wea and be sold GER
tain time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
IL IEepuDllcan l,hodc I-,,na.

At the election ii Rhode tsl9r on We'd.
ncsday. Charles Warren L#pptt EefnbIl
CaI, was elected Governor over Geefgo
d. Iiliielcld, Democrat tv plurality of
>oh}0, mrklng gIent Republican trl.
umPH. ihr ncXe assembly will iuciadc
thirty two &epabstgan senators nuI sixty.
ninA Republican Representatives, three
democratic senators ana tLreeDomoetatts
representatives. BurraA Tor .latla, lsAoIy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04


Joseph L stewart John Vamhikle
aJ-3t JANE MCUtG
NOTICE.. Thomas 4. riley. tenant aod
IN occupant of the house situated at 1853
Pine - In sth ward of city o. Wilmington,
county Of New Castle and State OF Delaware
acts or the General Assembly in sIch
case made and provided. do hereby give NO
oSas Of 'pPs On wlS m aSe tG =.
and Jail delivery. OF the state OF Delaware
IN and for New castle county, on Monday
the 9th day Of May. lS91. being the next
term Of sad court, for license Tor sad
hou,e az an Inn or tavern for the sale theteIn
OF Intoxicating liquors Ia less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises
said ward; at least twelve OF whom are sub.
stantiAl freeholders OF said ward recon.
mend the said application tQ~wlt;
Geo Dodo Thvs Kelley
u Stucktr Wesley l. Gilbert
Joseph EDcrZ CnaS IIarklnA
J. T Anderson TR Cornwell
w II Neal Richard H,uer
w Connor Emil Eciert
Crosson Fred SteiuicNen
Didde X stanton John Ash
NJ Gilen Miles Hiley
Patrick Lyons A * Gillespie
W l. Evans Sutter
hithur McCioskey' Jr VIM Garland
VIM l. Miller James Hunter
H4 ~ THOMAS r. ItIIEY
NofICf-l John Tniy. the owner aud
~ OCCUPANT OF the house situated at No.
East front street. In the second ward IN
the city of Wilmington county OF New Caa.
tie ana state oil Delaware. In crmplIaucp
with the requirements OF the acts OF the
General Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give natlee that | shall
apply IN writing to the Judges or the Court
OF General sessions OF the Peace ana jail
Delivery Of the state OF Delaware IN aua
for New Castle Couny. on Monday tile Dab
dny OF May. A. d. 1895. being the next term
OF said Court, Tor a license for sail house for
the SAFE therein of Intoxicating liquors In
ices quantities than one quart 10 be drunk
on the premises. ami tho following Tespec-
table citizens of said ward. at leas, twelve OF
whom me substantial frecnoldcrs TscOtn-
mend the said application 10 wit:
Pluuks,t Dennis ] Ouiu
WIN Quinn Denu!. Connur
n Harris BeniRnIin q Gam
Michael liRnerty John j WaIAh
Henry Feidmeier Marin II Elliott
Robert Gamble James Glenn
Andrew Erotz Moses Smith
Michael Walsh WIN stlnIL
John taInan Wetner
John Is Elliott John NJ Stuart
Johh IL hubert W Randolph
samuel Reed John Holman
u HinZel san uel Uri
Chas u nougherfy Join TUILY
hi'3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
DR.. HONEYWELL'S
DENTAL PARLoRS,

703 Narse. s.. WiIming.on. pel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
DESTROYS Bodily Vitality.

Alcohol is 50 inSidious and SO deadly
in its character that there is no other
article or material in nature that Is 50
we'll calculated TO produce disease and
consequent crime and misery. Its aerid,
poisonous nature is also attested ly tho
most eminent scientists rs the most viz
ulent poison One-half an ounce Of pure
alcohol taken into the system viii para
lyze the nerve centers and kill just as
surely and rs quickly as stroke Of
lightning. and the same poison when
taken in the form Of whisky, beer, vine
brandy or other alcoholic beverage is SO
antagonistic to the vitality Of the sys-
TEN that its effects cannot be entirely
eliminated even by total abstinence,
but will remain in the system, more or
less, making it less able to resist at
tacks Of rheumatism, diphtheria, pneu-
monia or other dangerous diseases. -
Demorest' 5 Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
TEMPERANCE CONGRESS-.
AL Foes of Alcohol Are Invited to lie
Present Mt Its Deliberations.

The fifth international temperance
congress against the abuse OF alcoholic
drink" viii be held at Basel, Swltzer-
land, Aug. 90, 81 and % The fourth
congress met at The Hague in lSs3
In It's circular Of invitation addressed 10
members and friends Of temperance and
abstinence societies The Hague standing
committee invites all who regard alec
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
Acting Toward God.

Christianity, as life, begins with act
ing toward God as child acts to-
ward father and mother, The heather
thought of God as their enemy. Chris
tianity has been fighting this idea for Il
centuries and has not yet overcome it.
The first idea a child should have Of
God is that Of a great Father, to whom
he can tell his joys as well as troubles
This being stayed by God deprives failure
of anxiety and disappointment. Wegen-
orally say we do the best we can and
leave the rest to God We should rather
leave all to God and then do the best we
can. Rev. DR. Parkhurst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
The Peace of God.

1.-The mind is like hostelry, where
crowds pass III and out, and the pave
ment is Worn by many feet; or AN ex-
change, where the products Of every
land are handled, or palace made for
q king, but invaded by a mob. Is there
anywhere a power that can marshal these
thoughts: Resisting the entrance Of
those that have no right to intrude and
promoting the regulation Of those that
justly claim admission! The apostle
says the peace Of God can do 1t. He
quoted from his own experience when
he said, The peace Of God shall garri-
son your hearts and thoughts, When
that peace is within, ruling there, it re-
duces chaos to cosmos, confusion to or
der, as a gentle mother i'll family Of
boisterous children. Rev. T. b. Meyer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
What the eros. symboii1e..

Christ cross is a standard Of service.
The altar Of sacrifice, with its Offering II
submission, becomes the standard Of dl-
vine service. Sacrifice for others and
submission to Gods will are the ele-
ments of Christian service which are
symbohzed in the cross. To live selfish,
thoughtless lives, disregudtul Of the
needs of the world, caring for our OVID
things and not for the good Of others, is
to live far from Calvary cross. Selfish
ness has no place in Christian service.
for selfishness disowns the cross. Sub
mission to Gods will in doing or in
bearing is highest Christian service.
The cross is the symbol of the highest
service that we can render to God. -
Christian Intelligencer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
Summer IS come IN,
Whats In . Name?

There are queer names of postoflices IN
the United States: Red Dog, Cal. You
Bet, Cal; Yuba Dam, Cal. Dog Tooth,
Ills. Flea Hill, y. C.; Bobtown, Pa. :,
Bug Hill, y. c., Chewtown, Pa; Cut
Skin, Ky; Fiddletown, Cal; Fussyille,
Wis; Daddy's Creek, Tenn; Calfkiller.
Tenn; Big Foot, Ind; CaIlope, Ia, Lit
tie Wild Cat, ", Va; Prettyman, Ills. /,
Young Blood, HIS; Young Womanstown,
Pa ; Whisky Town, Cal; Ty Ty, Ga Big
Neck, Ills. Black Jack, Miss; Bliss, Wy
oming county, \. Y; Fly Mountain, u
ster county, y. Y, and Bird-in Hand, Pa
We read also that Thomas Lawlcss Is
in st. Louis hospital on account Of a
battering he got while trying 10 save a
young girl from insult by u couple Of row
dies, and James Thoroughbred has been
sentenced to death in Delaware for feel
ony."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
Christian Endeayor Jottings.

In Scotland they have established
Christian Endeavor among the blind.
At an Endeayor service held last De
cember in one of the towns Of Victoria,
Australia, one young lady walked more
than three miles through severe rain
storm.
Most of the young men Of the Central
Congregational society of New Orleans
have given up the use Of tobacco. a
good Christian endeavor.
Some time ago the ship Linlithgow
shire stopped at San Diego for a few
days, and one evening, although the
rain fell in torrents, a party Of four
Floating society workers went ont in a
small boat to the ship and held a service
in the cabin. They We're rewarded for
their efforts by having ten Of the sailors
acknowledge Christ, and pledge them
selves to the better life
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01

When Mr., Felix Faurc was recently elected
president Of the republic q France, he order
ed that every soldier in the French army and
every sailor in the navy should bo given bot
tie OF wine wherewith 10 drink his health. thu
same TO be at his own personal expense. Ia
other words, the drinks were On him. Tho
other day he received the bin and gave his
check for IT without murmur. II amounted
10 CO, JUO francs or sl3 SO What a pity for
Frances defenders that an election comes only
once In seven years!-Bonforts Wine and spir
II Circular.
What blessing rather if the first act
Of every new president is to encourage
wine bibbing. No wonder, with such
official examples, French scientists and
statesmen are becoming alarmed at the
ravages of alcoholism in the republic. -
Voice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
Evil of Moderate Drinking.

Moderate drinking in some men brings
on the disease Of drunkenness, and III
view Of our present social customs it is
very hard to condemn in a sweeping
way all moderate drinkers, and yet if
there were no moderate drinkers there
would be no drunkards There is not a
walk in life, an occupation or profess
sion where persons are free from the evil
Of moderate drinking. Politicians, mer-
chants, lawyers, even clergymen are adj
dicted to it, and there has been and is a
good representation Of all Of these pro-
LESSONS at the Kelley institutes in the
United States today Banner Of Gold.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-01
TIE et-Etnl-s cANnLEfIsH


are stored at4s-. Ai.tl 4sad a. candies durl4G
the long winter After the Alaskan las
had his dinner he takes out a dried fish
sticks the tail in crack Of the table and
touches a match tothe nose Then the fish
burns with bright and s;ea5.y Clinmer
and If unusually large may burn for an
hour or more before it sputtCrs out. The
AL4skaus also use these fish at their rude
religious ceremonies Rows Of candletsh
are stuck in board With their heads up
ward Before the ceremony an old man
ii-At> the fish They burn Ike row of
caatiles and throw a weird light over the
congregation al tarir dryotions
Iht->y fish are so common in the waters
Of Alaska that the natives scoop them up
u.th a hoard \ large plank like a paddle
= >tuadcd w.sh nails and an Indian stand