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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

ormer. &cr iieteu Sabre erlitt Die un'
lliid: Gtabt on8 9teide S1idlol.
s @ntapin, %. g. y. Nou. Sn
Slbo, 8trslis Gounip. luntoe teH't
Mo,ssu nm 2 ubr Gin Giubseder CT
,6riitn mo Gin 5~ruclter wurec perpnHs
>et. Yeios iuaren in oen 2oocn ocu gB.
Il. Nunoretmarf ciuScoruu9cn. Der
&inbtcdcr- 9ttnrm butte cen BcFBcr
III ieiuer @obnuH9 9ctucdt uro oeriei-
be bate enc Qu3abl 8llrger SA 9ulFe
9eruien. NIT osrcu II Den 2aoen un.
riu9tc Uuo ole @iEbreder sur llsbergote
luiiortctte. 9,e Gintredcr iui0erIeb
ten ljd ter @eionaerUabm: uro g
uuroeu 5lUddeu bcioen 4ortelen o:eie
SdINe 9elUeblcIt. Spdter purce o'
Rer Ger Glntrt6tr tCot butter Gem 60
oen 9rfuuocn. SeIH @ciGbrts luuros
uerwunoet uno sr9cb iih. @r befinbet
iid jsbt i'm Gountg8eI1n8niB uno iogt,
ein NanIc iti 0to. Stcocn5. g&eitsre
~2(u3aben Mil CT nidt MAIDEN.
2csrui0c, COT, Is. Nou. 6eute
iano bier in elmer Sdanfrpirtbidait
eire 3tlufcrej itatt, III tpeldsr fiiuf 9eu-
re Meiisrilitht erbletten. Dllrotitens
elncr Der 8erpunoeien miro fterben.
So Iunreu Iiinfjebn big ~5lpan5i9 &eute
an bcm Sample betbeitiat, weldar cine
5olae ces Strclt5 Ger GerlIeute ipnr.
gtne 2ln3aBt III osn SdmeI6iUeIfen ar'
beitanoer G.Itsrrel6sr lpuroe DOH einem
Qdufen Streifcr nit Dem 8ufs ,SCabs"
i'll bic @irlD7taIt utriol9t. DE Dr.
iterrei1er lisBen li6 oies nidt acfauer
uiO IS eutiparH Ijb ELL 9ampI, III lusl'
btmEmur uou M}f1i5rn 6ebrouA gez
mat0t wu;ce. 2tt5 Die 4Oli5ei 5ur
SttQe fam, ronrcn ola Hdmpferoen, nit
Nu3uo6me Der ShmeroAmurOeter.
tcrei'3 eW7loben. Die 0eIterrsl6er
)ino sum %rem 9e96tencs i'll Den
Sdmtlywerttu ortcitrnoe 2eute, jeooh
Wmoen ije oou On Streifern fir midi
sum &;rcIu 4cl0rcuce @er9teute qsbal-
ten.
5 SnoDomui6, @aib., -. asop.-
5o9H SOD, EN- b9j Dem III Der DteIis
gan yjdDc 9et59eutu 3roilou i9oDuenocr
poRIGobenoer 6atmsr, wuroe pur6 Die
@NioCdHn9 zen untreue 5rlncr Jrau
wlbniuuin, tranuic ic;u 6au5 nieosr
uuo u5rbin mte leiu liu97tes Sinh. ZaI.
nai iIob oia 1rou nit i6rem 9icbbob.r
umo noGai ibre teloea anoerCn GWocr
mt. Sod mar lGu8c 3eit cuI Dem
Iiihiung mo olS cr uor ciui8en Gaa2u
imCriuartet htimtehIte, etflGr cr, oab
iejne Fran Die ctclibt Grtuc 9cbrphtn
6otc. Gr 9ril6elte oatib-t rah, ucr-
lor oeh TcrltnE6 oa6utd un3 iUu.oC
tObjildtIg. @,iteru it(uQ CT
NIT CHcr Strt iGmmtlihc Wi03el I'M
III SGifc, Damn ihloB er iiA nit
ocm Iiin9iten &tHoc I'M 9aule ell uno
itedte lGBtert5 in Q}rano. Sic 9tod-
entoeditn oos 6euer uao matten
cinen &eriuf, Der @adnfinniger aug
oem Irenncnoca &stdroc gu cntferncn,
ieoob Wtbris FL Ii6 wiit3ei'0 oa9e0en
uuo ryn mad psr5Utiitltcm Sample &C.
es, lin I~tit}unebmGn mo uoh
einem lidem Grte gil brta85n. Ga5
9lno aber. uaitc5 mdhteno Der 2lui-
nldt OermiBt !omoe, fam III Dan
6tommen um. Sod trp8 iAUsre 8rono.
Wunoen o0Uon. Die tteu,ois 6rau fob
nit ibrsm 2iebhaber, ntii:n Wamen n,ht
ange9eben Wn0, uuo ibr:n btI0ea ar
bern 1inocrn aus 3rnItOu. 5pd ipiro
III cine JrrenaHltnlt 9e1anot Wtl0cp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
Sudlen's Qrnica.Salbe.

Bette Snlbe Der Wett gesen G6nitte
Guetidunsen, @ei6ipiiren, SnlSfluB,
Sieberbeulen 8in9pnrnl. aufseiprunsene
Sdnoe, S%ubnerau9eu unO ale Qautaus=
i6ld9e. !6eilt fiber @lles, ODER teiHe
8e5ablung uerlangt. !SeilupS alien
5duen snrautirt. ooer @eio 5uruderitni
let. 8reis 25 Gents bic 8lbie. gu
haben bel @olfer Broa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
Die GntNsauno rettete fein Geben.

XIX GhLoNNt utlS tSIlClS 1SlU SeDeH.
0eCr s.. Gojlouette, glpolbefer in
WcoUersOiIe, 81, in9t: SD peroanfe
ait @rDlltun9 meines 2ebcns Ger Nn-
peuoung TON Or. Sings Nelu 9iss
coUe,p". SD lit on ,,@rippe" unO 5og
a0e 2(er5te al J}utbs, Die IN Der hinge.
burg 81 iiaoeu waren, nbsr obne grfolg
mo man rttdtte mir, bnB ;b ni6t 5u
retten iel. 9n i6 :. Or. Sings 91eu
DISCOVERY" in meiuer slpotbefe bate,
lllB id mir cine 8tni6e brlngen uno be.
9aun bieIes @ti:iel Su 9ebrauaen. ytub
Der erIten 9oli5 b%ciierte li6 msin gu.
itano unO no6oem i6 orel 6lai6en auI-
9ebraIdt bate, loar ib wieoer lppbl
uuo muutar. 9n5 Mittel 1T ieia @e.
midlt i'll Sob mertb. SD mO9te lpeber
iii Gei&dIt nOh im 0luie o1ne oasiet-
6e iein. Seri9nfft gu1 cine freie
Brobe in b~er2(potbete Don @ulter 8ros. J
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
probe.f due.

8. .. GlifOrb, Stem @aIieu,
8isc.. lit oil Neurat9ie uno 3beuma
5 mus; fem Museu mar auBer 0rS,
leine 2eber mar in acknowledgements
8cile an9e9riffen, N(ppetit naBm ob,
nnb er bate on 6leil9 une St6rfe BE-
oeuteno ab9enoumen. 9rei SlaIden
@laftiri6es Sitters" bielten ion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

G~in9e9un9.r. Gin STUDENT idldt
ieincm &atsr f~oIssnoe CORRESPONDENCE
forte: 2ieter SAFER! Sdids raid leo
3buler! SD babe cog @ramen &c.
madt! 9tin so9u.-9er Safer len.
bet umsebeno ous Gerlangte. GnGs
o1rauf tomn't cine me;iere 9arte IN +
foI9sroem Snbuit: uuc-bln ourb5e-
ecfaner! Dem Sobn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

au9 ell. Qiebtsert'drun8. 9srr:
Wein 5rduIeih eIisn gle germ 5auer.
frnut? 5rduletr: ?8,e tommeu Sic
auf oieie ionoerbare 6tage? 0err: Sa.
iduu'n g, rd eiie 10 9crn sdlUeiu.
rpiirftl'n uuo oa tbdteH mir bait gar 10
id0u 5ulnmmcu pnIfen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
,,0ie 1hl,mmfte @rtdltunQ bic i'd lie

n9le iblsmmite grtdltuna Die i6 le
butte ipurbe aurb 6bnmberlnin's 9uiten
0eitmittet f%urtrt," i9reibt SO. $. sor-
ton bon Gutter Greet, Gal. u9teie
@rfdltuug bsbdItete mid nit einem
QuIteu uno muBte ib itets auswerfen.
9as Witttt furirte MID uuo i6 plHi6e
oGe meme Srsunoe lpiirben b1sielbe &C.
braubeu, ucun Tie ponSuteu coer Or
tdttun9 gcplo9t ilnb." 8erfauft 0
IS after Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Nerr 90. 81. O5burn, alemeiu be.
tannt i'll @oubItof, Mi6., wur NIT
8ldenl6mcr5cn bebuItet. CT Wuroe
il6erreoet GbambGrtain's S6mcr6Cu-
SulIom a%uSuucuoeu. 9uiielbe 9at Inn
glbbulie III eiuer 9tabt. 9ieIe8 Mittel
1T ebcnfnus beriibmt Fir feline st6eumuz
ti5mus &urcn. @dlter SrO's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

llnter 5reunosuneu. 5rdulein o.,
9ein Bruoer lift iebr icnoerbar, er BE-
uimmt iib 9ernbesu uabof1,9 9e9eu nib.
Srduleiu 9 "a, IS lit letoer iein Seb.
fer ooB CT 9essn Gas alt,s nidt ebrer.
bietig lift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

e9rOnri6e 9ortleibisE;it II itnter8Baft, uuou9c,
sebH. uuh Elm Ieb:noertir3enoes 9eio,u. 9as SpTteur
ptrb baoura oeihdotgt. ~9s2ffnnerseu pcroeu perur.
la9t. unb itlsatcr Gtaem uebt osroorb.nen gllt iiur
Die 6oIs,N. Gas 2ste.n taun ab.r I9aca bird
9.gettt's ssitt!e Carp Eifer9" stse ben ucroer. SIC.
le tIsln.r qineA bnbsH ttS. REPRESENTATIVES, gGirf-
uuq. NIB brtSe.r bos sopse Sstsm micbcr III Sro'
puud mailer Tr,g
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Selbltueritdnoli6. 9err, Sic be-
boueteu, Der Woiur iei Elm @ittluer in
Den belten Sa9ren, uno nun felt ,s lid
beraua, DAB sic ni6t einmaG nnndberhb
niilen, mIe alt er 1T! 5raulein, 9as
1T aud gar nidt n6tbis! Gin @ittWer
1T itnmer in ben be1ten Sabren!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Suuitn!aleu. 9err &rofhor, tas
lan9e Slssu itrenat MIDI Doh feb: or.
Gebuloen SIZE ii6 mir ro9 siH'se stu-
9enbltde i'd bin 9er0oe al Der
9tlie. @snu ib nur elnmal nm oleIe
atipp; berum bin, no64er 9ebt CO
jHup0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

8rqueme Nusreoc. 2t9er, !0err
Birtb, wsBbalb ldiien Sic oenn ons
Dad nidt nusbehen? @5 wir6 ia
aaes patiGsfnub! 81, isst 9ebl's
uift bel Dem 8e9eH! 9ds fam bOt lei
i9onem a8,tter 9eitebcn! q Was, BERN
H:Iter it's ia nimmer n0tb-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Mnnsel all 3art9efiGt. 5rGu Gu
ibrer 5reunbin), Meiu Maun bat gar
tein 3art9efibf. Or fueiat ni6t err.
maj, ipsnu CT mid baut!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

5IssteH. Gel.Hs. unb ole GbnIibtn SoutIeioen
Serben hur9 aulpenSuns nSR SeWitt's rSa5cI
Bith Solpe" Cebelt. 8ieislte iulrft iofo~t oelic
bic Sout in Ssu HotnrIt den Sutanb, NIB psiIt nets
S1morrbbIbrn .-9Balfe gros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

@efrdqfte @itelteit. @r, 0as Meer
1T rod Gas idoalte unb @HtSidenpte,
mas man nHf pieier @rse leben tauu!
Sis: 4fui, Wtar. pie unselaut!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
R,t orr sn,,t,nrrfrird1r.

9adfti6: n2(h, bieie berrlife
2uft bier auf Dem 2auoe! SD fam e6
gar nift begreifen, paru11 man rid)t
ollie 9roBen StGOte auf oa5 2an6 9es
batt hat !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Yl.Is poIitif9eH 5aeOuer. @eiftli4e. Sanger nnb
Snbers. pelbe bic Sttmae fart nuitrcnstr. ~oerlafen
ftb nuf ~Ene Wttuute Cough Sure" our 9etlgng ouu
Peticrieit uno a.bitopfeHi3unburs. Ger GBertB hes
3stImittel8 oils Elm gerbcur m~R9smtttcl. fommt mr.
eicHr itMehex ReiItraft aIsth .--9paItcr 9ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

StHeai9teit unb Si6erbeit irt bic Sarole bes Ssit'
alters. ~Sne sitnute @ougb Cure pirtt i6nen,
fider nnb oeriaet ME. aitbna. Suitrsbrenent3ino'
ing. Suitsu nub GrtdItuuesu iuerben babur9 9ebeiIt.
--Nealter 3rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

T1aE& uitsIttsS sebsu lit bur4 @eruohlGhl9un9
ether s.robHItteR @rtdltuHg ~psrtIrBt ipOroen.
sunssnert5lnbuns. SuftrobrensHtiiHbuug NIB fdbft
SD pirsfuht tsuu tura itrtne slupeuouus bon
rGre Ntnut. Songs Gure" abssDcHbet iosrotu.-
waIter Sru5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
Sll!iSie Nolif I'll furiren.

3h bate BoD:n LANCE Golf uno
92ia3sHj&merj:n rle our1 8ili0itd!
ueruyiu1t wurptu, uno muBte i4 Die
9anje Set Mlcoijia einncbmcn, big i6
GDamter!ajn'5 0Oljc,- Gboleru- uno
G;autoe 0eilmitlel gsbruudtc, Oas
aid fnrl1ts. Sb babe es leirber
uietm 2.ut,a on9erutbeH. 6rau S.
Gutter, 6oit0apen, Conn. 9eute mel
de Der bjG,D5cn eplic ~uusseiest Iino
t0unM 2tniGue uerbtnrern, f9enn lie
Clclc& Ntltist bel Der erlttn @rlbelnun9
o~&ip5noeu. &crfauit uou @otter
Bro'..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

SeoIenten'9umor. Qieutenant. SO
hann. bole mir maj bcinl Gpnoitor
cine 8ortiOH @ls! 5u6elbafte pts has!
6ate ater sben tctu S~lejngelo CUR
4apo. SObanu, Gbut nidts, 9crr
2leut,uaut! g8ir iinb obne0ies Itou
9anSen @letider ibulotg!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

81. Nno 10 tteiH, baB MAX faux m,i8, oaB mani fie
rimntt; ite ueruriadeu tetHe 2eibitEer5eu. nuo bod
pirien e. i1n.n NIB 9Siubl:9. Sizes itHo bic beritbm'
ten fIeiuen $iuen. rcI8s inter benz stamen pOu 2e'
gpttt5 ucttt!. eorIs S':Isrs" bstuuut iuo. 81; ltnS
nnr tlsin. aber arob inn 9. folae -9DoIter gros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
Home Machine & Supply Co.,
AUGUST W0HLT, Gj0entbiimer.

MoIbiuent6eile, Cumpfr0breu, @eutiIf
Scte uiD. itet3 al &1dTO. &eiouoere Nuf
inertia HteIt miro Der JtGpGrGtur pom alien
Nrteu Wul6ineu MD UumeutlldFulm DO
fttueu 9eldeutt. Y&Ir ]9lrautireu un|erI
Arbeitcn unO Iiciern 0ie'elben prompt uut
biui9. ion Is %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Guppstnnnis. Gnit: 9us iOa 5lei!t.
iuppe iein? SD CLAUDE, ote cat nie
6teild 9eiebeu! Se(Iuer, @tuub's and
MD ipnit WuBt' le Nu9eH bnbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

&t&4itt'S rg9ltb 9u6cl SoIuc' lit ctn antiquities
H1b 1erIeube5 W}tttcl fir 8routl runocu. CuctIhungcu
rnc Shntttluunoen. mo RetIt and 6dmurrbo,oeu
Idrcn NIB 9ruHoltb .-maltcr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

Gin trodcr:r 9uften IL uitt ouetn fur amber. ger.
Iprcz uHnHsenebn, ~iorberu aud fur bic gerfon &c.
iabrItH. p.Id. bauit bchaNst N. .Sn. Rinute
Congo Cure radt bsnislbsu fdnsa etu Gnbs-ssoI.
fer SrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20

gos6aft. Gs 1T fdredlid, iuas 10
ciu altes 5aus 6epnrotur foitet! Serr.
RaS, sic Iino leioenb?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-11-20
VIM. BTaendIe'S
3ucin llllO Birr tlnlUun

Gfc :. Marftitrd6c,
Pcrmauu, llio.
uhrt tets Die bCiIeu NIgiUC. EiGuDrc UUO 6tQOrreu.
NroPp's UnSH- jtlqHc,Co @Jcr it,te 1rgd an ,SGpr-
~Scocu mloTStn irjnCs Uor:nCr HuudI. -
5arlier TlNocu her bcu 1,lttH g&Gtst0 'u ben biIig-
ittu YrctlcU. GGCniulIs GROCER StJI aUEI uUterbrlnr
gen IBrtT Fier0e fclt Iryt iIg Ntriu9Hug.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13

Traits of Animals.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TIE
tlT AND THE TIGER.

Th,. eat .ad i,. tiger belong practically
to the. -anle rruu- or family.
But they vary ia habits and natural
tendencies
A tiger Hlll -pr5ns upon and destroy -
deer
\ eat ~ III ,yeteh tor hours aud take DE
light III d..-troyln ing yvrmtn.
Each organ in the human body ha, it,
special funct!ol, or duty 10 perform. md
does it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
BOARD OF TRADE.
Standing Committees Announced the
Same as Last Year.

The regular meeting of the board OF
trade was held Monday evening. The
attendance was not large. President
King announced the standing committees
for the year the same as last year, as fol-
lows:
On Manufactures and Industrial De
velopment J. A. Peters, jr., q. II.
Grant, b. f. Thomas, c. ii. Emery, {. X.
Foster.
On Railroads, Transportation and Com
merce-E. +. Brady, f. b. Aiken, f. >.
Lord, j. II. Crippen, c. W. Mason.
On Public Health and Sanitary Regula-
tons f. W. Rollins, DIR. j. +. Man
ming, Dr. y. {. King, NJ. 5. Smith, q. y,
Parcher.
On Public Buildings-O. w. Tapley, A.
". IL. Titus.
On Streets and Highways &. p. Dutton,
d. II. Eppes, ii. L. lIamlin, +. IL.
Gould, L. II. Greedy.
On Taxation, Insurance, Water, Electric
Lights and Insurance Rates-A w.
Cushman J. 2. Eldridge, Lewis Friend,
a. /. Saunders, Il. f. Robinson.
On Libraries and Edueation-E. w. Lord,
A. p. Wiswell, DIR. q. a. Phillips, l.. a.
Emery, A. j. Grant.
On Receptio and Entertainment-A. w.
Greedy, +. f. Redmsn, J. A. Lord, 5. ID.
lpRln, u. I. w OOuWHru.
On Fish and Game Resources w. Nj
iaines, W. X. Parker, l.. II. Cushman,
a. II. Joy, A. w. Hastings.
The president stated briefly what had
been done by the committee appointed to
prepare Il memorial to Congress, asking
for the dredging of Union river. The
work OF the committee had been delayed,
but it WAS thought the memorial would
be in readiness to forward to Washington
the following day Tuesday,, and would
be in season to have provision made for a
preliminary survey. The memorial was
forwarded Tuesday summary OF it
appears elsew here in this issue.
The president WAS by unanimous vote
directed to sign the memorial on behalf
OF the board.
The matter OF the Morrison wooden
mill plant was also informally preached
at the meeting, as a matter that would
probably come before the business men OF
the city III short time. Here WAS bus
mess which was already established, had
proven profitable, but which needed cap
ital to broaden it. Mr.. Morrison, the pro-
prietor OF the mill, had already conferred
with the committee on manufactures,
but as yet no definite action had been
taken.
On motion OF Secretary J. +. kuoWlton
committee consisting OF the president,
T.. +. Redman and II. W. Gushman vas
chosen to select topic for the next
meeting OF the board, and appoint
members to prepare papers thereon. The
object of this selection OF special topic
is 10 increase the interest in The meetings
OF the board
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13

4 large portion Of the foiiorjng births,
marriages and deaths are printed for the
first time in THE AMERICAN. They rU
appear merit reet, or the ,ceek after, in
our contemporaries. THE AMERICAN is
the only paper printed in the county
uhich systematically collects the rital
statistics Of the county; the others sgs
tematicdUy steal them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13

One Of the most singular peculiarities
rose, which opens about O'Clock p. m.
with an explosion, not very loud nor
formidable, but still perceptible to any
one who is watching the bud. 1t remains
open all night.
The homes OF few of the worlds great
men have been as carefully preserved as
Goethes at Weimar. Nothing has been
disturbed, and in his sleeping ROOM
where he died, the same spread covers the
bed, and his drinking-cup, sponge and
wash basin are in the same position in
which he left them. The old man who
once in the poets lifetime repaired his
coach stIil visits il periodically to see if 1t
needs attention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
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DIED.

ANDREWS-At Bar iIarhor, Jan l, William f,
son OF MIR and MIR Nathan b Andrews, aged
month, days.
EMERTON-At Orland, Feb 0, Mrs Eliza f
Emerton, aged Il years, month, Is days
GREEN-At Ellsworth, Feb 6, John Green,
aged - years, IL months.
HALE-At Brook-ville, Feb $, Mrs Sarah +
Hale, aged 43 year, months Is days
LEOSARD-At Sound. Jan 30, Elsie. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Grant Leonard, aged years.
PlO-At Ellsworth, Feb G, Sadie May, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Charlie Pho, aged ) years, 5
months, Il day.
TIIORsEN-At East Boston, Jan -, Kenneth
Parkman, son of Mrand Mrs Arthur Thorsen,
aged years > months, g day-.
NlNSliIP-At Bar EIarhor, Feb l, Charles W
Win-hip, aged 30 years.
WHITE-At Orland. Feb L. Frank + White,
aged ii years, 10 months, 20 days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
One of His Tricks.

DIR. Cyrus ilamlin, Hannibal Hamlin =
fat her, was a man who put considerabi,
faith in human nature. He also owned
sheep when he lived on Paris Hill, and he
took cons iderable pride in them.
One day when IA neighbor brought hIm
particularly fine wether and offered to
sell it at a reasonable figure, the doctor
took the neighbours word that he had
raised it and purchased. He was later in
formed by his observant son that he had
bought one OF his own sleep that the
speculative neighbor had purloined
SO the doctor hunted up the scamp,
made him disgorge, and then asked him
what he meant by such actions. The
neighbor was wholly unabashed, and
looking he doctor shrewdly in the eye he
suffered for he was afflicted in that way,
dad dud -dud doctor, y-y-you know I'm
tricky as the dud-dud- devil, m that :
one OF my tut-tut-tricks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
~. p. TIL.

The American Protective Tariff League
is national organization advocating
Protection to American Labor and
Industry" as explained BY It's consttu-
ton. as follows
The objs,t Of this League shall be TO protect
American labor by tariff on imports, which shaii
Adequately secure American industrial products
agalns. the competition Of foreign labor.
There are no personal or private
profits in connection with the organza-
ton and il sustained by memberships.
contributions and the distribution Of IFS
publications.
l7ST Correspondence % seioi.sd regarding
Asnbership" and +" Official Correspondents.
sECoHO We reed and welcome eoHtrl Buttons.
her Im-'i or la~gs 70 our cause
RD We slsEsh large ire ~ documents
. ell 7rasvs . re Tsr.f@ g.estion. Corn
100: ." = z, 1.-' - - en- l--rsaa t-e : . >ents
-J7r" ss-J a-s-a' -z-i recess: 'or re.
sF--s lrr. 1T rs- Asnyr.2ao Eco0o'0ist
As4rsss W sa- ? Wa+=1.an General Secretary
'S0 -" -. : s. -.oess. New TstN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
Y ICTOR.
Feb. II.

Calais is the headquarters of the Ma
tionsi Reed club, and +. b. Livingsto tone
is president. Among the members of the
advisory board, eastern division, are Hon.
Eugene Hale, and H. b. Saunders, OF
Ellsworth.
The club makes the following appeal:
To the republicans Of Maine:
Names eminent citizen. Hon. Thos.
b. Reed, will hes presidential candidate
before the next republican national con-
vention. At this and all times between
now and the day OF the convention, it
behooyes his friends and fellow citizens
to do all in their power to promote and
secure his nomination.
On Nov. 5, 1895, there was organized,
with headquarters at Calais, H club to be
known as the National Reed club, having
Tor its object the nominating hy the re-
publican party and the eiecting by the
people OF Hon. Thomas b. Reed, Presl-
dent.
The plan OF the club Is to secure as
many names as possible OF republicans
formerly OF this Stat, and the names OF
republicans OF other states favorable To
Mr.. Reed, and interest them IN the work,
To disseminate kted literature, and also
to enroll a7 many as possible OF the rcput-
leans oil mas state Ito -ho" that Maine
republicans are thoroughly in earncst in
Their effort To promote Mr. Reed : cahdi-
dHcy and election
Since is organization, the names q
many Thousand republicans haVe been
received, mud many Of them hase become
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS-.
Ellsworth Asks an Appropriation of
10000 to Dredgc Union River.

]
"e ooaru OF trade memorial to Con-
s'e99 asking lor an Appropriation OF
''o'90o Tor the dredging OF Union river,
was forwarded TO washington Tuesday
1'''i'E' ne hiehorIai Is signed by the
i-"'""'th poaru OF trade, the mayor and
"'"e''eh OF the city, and about three
"ui'ei'u business ana professional men.
NJ h'eihorlaI sets forth that the city
'''""lth' P"PuIHt'oh oVVD' Is situated
y" INV" river AT the head OF tide water,
""ou1 Iour miles from the mouth OF the
''Nef' Ih7t the city Is quite extensively
engaged IN the manufacture OF lumber,
7"''9' Dicks ana boxes, all OF which need
""tsi eHrflaee'
'"'t the city IL the -hlre town OF the
'''n'F' "hd the 'fadIhg centre oil large
''''ts'iS hau 'he toiai tonnage Tor all
a''u ''eaf"''ce7 IL on an average
"''"s '''''" Sear' anu 'hat the COM
H'u nav lSetioh OF the river are SUI
''''"t 10 merit government Approprla-
''on ior us improvement.
1"e i''ttlohe ufIher snow that III lS'O-
''e river was improved To tue amount
VI ""'"' ''o'o"' "hIeh improvements
',''" !" opening the chahhei at the
'''"uth Oh the river by the removal of
SUM" i''SV' MI" "o"iatrS, ana ufedR-
ing channel about loo feet wide from
the wharves down distance OF about
one half mile, by which there was
afforded a depth OF three or four feet st
lou ,.otar o,,d aia,.o,, ., ,,,.,,,. D..
,ib o.
900
,.oaho. -, 49, -;,.o. -.
- a.,,la, a,',s ~ '."ooi u " li'e Il L"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13

The sales of True's Pin Worm Elixir, manu-
featured ny Dir. J. +. True X Co, Auburn, Me,
for the first three days of 1896 amounted to
l,551 bottles. The manufacture of this old,
standard family remedy was begun nearly a
half century ago and the demand for it has
steadily increased until in 1895 there were sold
nearly 10000 bottles. These figures speak vol
umes for the efficacy OF the EliXir in curing
diseases of children, and of the faith that the
mothers of America have in it.-Adut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-13
The Boston \ Names New Ticket
OtIice.

The great increase in the volume of
business transacted at the Boston city
ticket Office of the Boston Maine rail-
road has necessitated an enlargement of
quarters, and after February 1.-the COM
modious offices at 30 Washington street,
at the corner OF Milk street and opposite
the Old South church, will be occupied as
its city ticket office.
The location is the one for long while
used by the New York Il New England
railroad, but the renovation which has
been going on for the past month has
greatly transformed It's appearance. The
alterations and additions that have been
made viii now make the office of the
Boston & Maine system the largest and
most convenient in the city.
The appointments are OF the latest
and most improved order, and are es-
pecially designed to facilitate and ex-
pedite the prompt transaction OF the
business demands OF he many patrons OF
the road.