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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
COUNTY NEWS.
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Bass Harl,nr

Bass uarbot.
Oscar Bragg has moved into the house
OF ls.t,, s.u,..
Levi 3. Wyman, of Ellsworth, spent
SUNDAY with his daughter, Mrs. Ehen
Clark.
DIR. Leverton, the new physician, and
wife, ere storping temporarily with Mrs
Loa.= Benson.
TIE Methodist Sunday school, OF
So.5, i5,grs, -, Dor, had picnic at Ship
Har6of last saturday.
Lesley Rich has resigned as assistant
keeper ot Goose Rock light and will clerk
in Dr. Willis Watson's store.
Rev. &. II. Hefflon has returned from
his vacation 10 Massachusetts and Con-
necticut and preached in the church last
Sunday.
The big bell for the light at Bass flar-
Dor head is being swung into position
and will proba bly, be ready to sound Its
warnings nv the first of next week. This
bell weighs two tons. 1t has been quite
job to get it INTO position.
There has been considerable building
Improvement in this community during
the past two months. DIR. Willis Watson
has md i.-;.,ney removed and changes
made inside his residence. David Bill
Iings house has been rebuilt so as to be
hardly re,,Ai.izable. Mr.. Billings VIII
have as large and nice a residence rs any
in the place when he is through. Capt.
Tho4aas S,a,,in has had an ell built.
Lesley Bich's pretty cottage is being has
tened toward completion, Austin
Youug's house is near completion. Be
side. IL i several rods OF nice board walk
nave teen built on the west side. Verify
we are growing community
It has been reported here that our
brethren at Southwest Harbor have
started-or rather the summer bosrders
have stnrttd- a village Improvement asso-
citation. 1t has been wonder to us be-
nighttd sheat hens over here that place
of such gigantic size and Importance rs
Southwest liarbor with its steamboat
landing. hotels, lodges, stores galore,
never had public spirit enough to light
its streets and to put in order some of its
rotten, rickety. old board walks. But
the summer people Viii be the salvation
of that place yet il their patience and
their money hold out. Lucky place!
Yet we rise to remark that we have had
village Improvement association over
here these naf dozen years. We have
built ever our board walks clear around
hoth sides the hsrbor and II there was
half the passing here that there Is there
we'd have electric lights and trolly cars.
Sept y. Ii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Mrs Lucy Closson, Sedgwick, sofa pillow
/; Mrs Nora Osgood, yarn 2, mittens 2;
Mrs II NJ Woodbury., Surry, sofa pillow 5;
Evelyn Hutchins, + Bluehill, apron 2,
necktie case /, handkerchief cases
1; Mrs Smith, Sedgwick, apron l;
Mrs X Osgood, apron 3; Mrs Eesta r
Chatto, Sargentviile, /; Mrs A + Wescott,
y Biuehiii, pillow sham q Mrs Georgia
Saunders, braided rug /, sofa pillow 2;
Mrs Almira GRAY, socks l; Annie l. Pert,
silk quilt !: Minnie johnson, WOODEN
quilt ,, crochet rug l; Allie Goodwin, )
penobscot edging .; Carrie Dodge, bed
spread 2: Mrs Ida Snowman, Penobscot l.,
rug 2; Roberto Carter, picture throws )
Mrs Andrew Staples. \ Penobscot, blan-
k.ts l. Mrs = p Hinckley, Sedgwick. gray
WOODEN yarn /; Minnie Townsend, Surry,
collect ion doilies /.
DRAWING WITH OXEN.
Simeon Leach, oxen over II 10 inches
l. Jas Stanley, Brooklin, do under Il 10
inches / David fhurston, y Sedgwi lex,
over It 10 inches ! Geo Pert, do over
II 10 inches 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
COUNTY NEWS.


p,,.,,u.
Robert Bissett is i'll.
Rev. Mr.. Bentley left town last week.
Miss Maggie Bissett arrived home last
week.
Mr.. Silva returned to New YORK last
week.
Mrs. George A. Martin arrived home
last week.
Merrill P. Hinckley's new house is near
ing completion.
l. l. t1.r,;,,. 49,. ,,,,,,,, ,-,,,, D. H..
Dor last week.
E,geno sta,los i. yisi,in, his fa,her
,It.ad S.an,as
coorcaN pulsh,.r 80 cot,r int cha
,,,ut..t l,.i,,a.
tri,, 70 pas,o,
r'e'"'"' -h'i''''' no was "ui' ny
- =" 'lN pa '''' Z"
'u' ''eo " We" VI 'u''0"s'
'o'H VI '"N poi'' "A' III
Wv" ''''''''s y ''''"' '"''
Inc BAPTIST society VIII have harvest
supper ana sale thursday, Oct. :.
Miss Hattie sargent OF Portland Is
visiting her cousin, Lena >. Grindle.
George A. Butler IS making rapid prog
ress with the George Stevens academy.
Cant. Emery CoIcord q, th. Sullivan
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Hull's Cove.
Hal Sumner, OF Winter Harbor, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. F. l.. Hadley.
Lena Hodgkins, OF Bar Harbor, has
been visiting Miss Geneva Leland.
Misses Bert ha and Sara Hamor, OF Bar
Harbor, are visiting their father, E. T.
Hamor.
Miss Cornelia Prime left Wednesday for
New York, having closed her summer
residence here.
About s. was realized for the organ
fund from the supper in the school house
Saturday night.
Capt. Ansel Leland and wife, John
Hodgki and wife, Edward Hamor and
wife and Mrs. Chastena Hamor drove to
Lamoine Friday, and visited Dyer Young
over Sunday.
Sept. 26. KIT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Rev Mr.. Garland will return about Oc-
tooer l.
K. Warren and wife spent Thursday
with friends here, returning Friday morn
ing.
There were no services in the church
here Sept. 10. Members OF the SUNDAY
school visited churches in Deer Isle, eton-
ington and West Stonington. 1t is hoped
that arrangements will be made later on
for an INSTRUMENTATION convention
somew here within the limits OF the two
towns.
Mrs. Belle Smith, who has lived in Bos-
ton some two or three years, but has
spent the last few months with her pa
rents, f. \. Peirce and wife, here, received
a telegram hat the house where she lett
her furniture was burned and but little
saved. She left for Boston Thursday.
The furniture was not insured.
F.A. PIERCE had valuable thorough
bred Jersey heifer pastured with two
others in j. Greenlaw's pasture. Tuesday
he went to get them, but the Jersey was
missing. The pasture was thoroughly
searched, but no gap in the fence was
found. Adjoining pastures were searched
in vain. So far three days search has
failed to bring tidings OF the missing
heifer.
Sept. "a EGO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
Polish for the Furniture.

a little turpemtIne aud oil applied TO
furniture with flannel cloth. the turni-
ture then thoroughly runhrd, will give a
bright, clean appearance. II your rose
wood refuses to polish have your furnt-
ture man repoll-h il Tor you. He viii rub
it down with ssndpsper and varnish it, so
Il vii last for NeRr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

II have nothing In the store tina, sells 40 well
or gives such general @At-tart'on n pr. Fow.
ler'- Ext. OF Wild strawberry. always recon.
mend 1t In cases of summer complaint or bowel
trouble OF any Kind" {. \. West, Rain=bor.
1uuh p-4drf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ea-e. a powder for the feet. Il
rurc- painful. swollen. snartiug feet and In.
>tauty takes The sting out 81 curps y nd huuions
Its the greatest comfort discovery OF the age
AlIcu'- foot ta=e makes tig ut Attins or new
shoes tcci ca-y- 1t i a certain cure for sweat
Ing cal"U- and hDi. tired aching feet. FRY IL to-
day Sold hV atl druggist and shoe stores ly
mail fpr -, In stamps Trial package FREE.
Address \ Hen ; Dimstei. Lc Roy, y Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

Surry.
Mrs. Elsie Jordan is home from her five
weeks sea voyage, very much improved
in health.
Schooner "Franconia", Capt. Young,
anchored at Contention Cove Sunday
She will lay on the beach and undergo
little overhauiing, painting, etc.
Surry felt the earthquake shock Satur-
day afternoon very sensibly. Buildings
shook, stoves and stove furniture ratified
lively accompaniment to the heavy
rumbling which came from no one seemed
to know where.
There was wedding at the Baptist
church Saturday evening, when Miss
Florence NJ. Anderson, of Surry, and
Mellen f. stevens, of Bar Haroor, were
married by Rev. H. F. Day. The church,
which was tastetuIIy decorated with
evergreen and flowers, was filled with
friends of the young couple. The bride
is beloved and respected by all in her ma
tive town She is member of the Bap-
fist church and Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY.. The groom, though stranger here,
is spoken of as a worthy young man of
good reputation and Christian character.
They have the good wishes and congratu-
lations Of many friends The bridal
party went to Ellsworth en- route to Bar
Harbor sfter the ceremony.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
BLUEHILL PREMIUMS,
List of Awards at Hancock County
Agricultural Society Fair.

Following is a list OF premiums awarded
at the sixth annual fair OF the Hancock
county agricultural society held at Noun
tain park, BluehilI, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept. 81, %, and %.
Figures indicate first, second or third
premiums. Name OF town is omitted
when exhibitor resides in Bluehill
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
DIVISIONS / AND :.
q F. Csndsge, 5 Bluehill, driving stall
lion / II II Mcintyre, driving mare and
colt /; X I Myrick, Ellsworth, bay filly,
|; Humphrey Dunbar, y Biuehlll, mare
aud colt >; + p & G NJ Allen. Sedg-
wick. colt >; + II Allen. colt / do colt ! !;
do, gentleman's drivers l; j NJ Gray,
draft colt !, + l. Chase. pr gentleman
drivers /; + x G. NJ Allen, Scdg-
wick, matched pair .; Clarence Win
chester, Holden, gentiemsu'- driver ?; l.
I Leach, Biuehill, colt >; y Leach.
draft colt >; n II Hale, y BROOKLYN. do ! .
VI " Hewey, BuckSport. driving stallion
,, do, do, /; IL Osgood, Ellsworth, do
D. 1ApnunA |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

SeawaII.
Harry SQUIRTING Is building new work
shon.
N-s WfniH"l Deliver. Who has been ill,
is improving.
Waidina Fernald and wife are visiting
his parents, James S Fernald and wife.
Mrs Samuel Moore has gone to Bidde-
ford on a visit to her brother, Justin
Mullin.
The schooner of Capt. Peter Benson ran
ashore on Rice's Point, Gran berry Island,
Sunday morning. With the assistance Of
two men from this place she was put
under sail and foated without damage.
She was taken in to Southwest Harbo
Sept. p. DOLLY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30
CArTLE DEPARTMENT..
DIVISION 2. CLASSES 3 AND 4.

DIVISION , ct,ssrs2,xna
,t,-n = -
"tstotS' h'uIHlili Jersey oui, l,
~ ~. 'ta' utn, stHHe 'ei
800 .oG I.r1 a. G co ",''' a51r.u $4,000,
leue '.ises to" y V-soou' E'aue
Jer'eE nun :, grace guernsey |, grade Jer-
So csIt y ~ : uiuckley grsde i,erctnrd
heifart /. II n NcIntyre Jersey cou >.
Briggs DAVIS Surry grade Hereford COZ,
! do hetfer / do yesrttny >. w + Robin
son, steers /; F Mayo, grade Jersey
heiter :, grade Durham 3, Jersey COW, |;
cnn u go. So, NJ, s >, mo's,e't'
ho,f.r., I'll ,,lan 80, -, " =
Worton ,,tin haifsr. :. r. - =: Il ,,.r
\ Sad,,nict 80 rs,,,-s toitara 90
?, grade Durham COW i; William Closson,
Sedgwlck, Durham ball !, Jersey bull,
registered, i; John Thurston, y Sedg-
wick. yoke calves ?, ioIsten bull !; n
White. oriand, Durham calf !, tutl-
blooded Jersey COW !; Merrill, full
blooded Jersey co" >; NJ K iinckiey,
grade DeYoushire /; Parker llinckley,
Sedswiek, Durham bull p Wallace
Hlnckiev. Seugwick. Ayrshire heller !; J
Frank nlnekiey, Sedgwick, Hoistein steers
/; Fred Hardin, Durham COW ?, l. /
Leach, Btuehiil, grade Durham 3, grade
Durham heller /; Chase ,; Arch
Hlnckty. yoke grade Holsteln !; { O
Ossoud, io,stein heIier !; Geo A Pert,
tut7ie II oxen 8, grade Hereford :; \
stevens, yoke st,c's ); Simeon Leach,
yoke oxen /; - Allen, grade Holsleiu
COW !, sfade iloi-tetn heiter &c More,
yokt oxen :; B'uehHi town team 10
yoke !.
DIVISION ,, CLASS ).
+ II Allen. breeding sheen i. Oxford
Down buck !: HampshIre Down huck l..
+ p x {; 4 Alien. y S.dFN4ck. trade
oxford sheen ?, dn lambs l.
portray nrPARrvETr
,,,,.,s,o> ? 60.
\ o.. u !, -. IL,
Maar-e p n chick. =, : Snowman, p r
chlens ], y + norton, : Penob,cot, Light
btAaaA chicks l.
VEGETABLE Department
{ + Heseolt. y Ru.biH n-.niuns
on rarafo.s Iesus nee;s ,inmntims
larEe4l4 SQUASH; Cant \ + tirey ,re.
mlum. on notatoas htaus b..,s. =
h Brts1fts \ Rluehid he.ts. q r Csn.
dag, : Baaehi1, carrots; Mrs Lizzie
nam, to'ns'9,9' Alfred o>good, o"t.,
.c.Iion csbhsre. AItraa 6sgnod uo,
c|r, x oH',',t l,,'i t"p
- tt'',,'i,','' tS',',i',, ,I,"'.p
nnra,n.. . nink-eve iean. .. fn,on Cu.h'
Ia, - -. /, H.. 800,
Dsvi. Snrrv rnts,n.s !. usraIa uatse
orians neas IL : Uincrlar ,,a,sins.
: p nun =, h,at - w. -
shasd y pa,'n,s',, :,
sous.b ! nnwnkin.1. i - ~ ~ Al,
-. Cs,iaaa norn y ui,n.,Ia
nips. Thos GrIeve noistnes nsr,nir.
celery. caulifiower; \ F Norton oat. !
pumpkins, squash, potatoes; Frank
SNOW luth,ps' Saule AiIen' Sedgwick'
to'i,"'o :" 't"t po's'oee caIto's'
~ ''ahd' 'ee'e' " neat
- totn'p'S' pe"N'
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Sound.
Benjamin Bordeaux returned from fish
ing Friday.
Henry Nash and wife, of Boston, are
visiting Capt. John S. Sargent.
Mrs. Julia Higgins, Mrs. Nickerson
and Mrs. Penn broke Higgins have returned
from Northeast Harbo
Daniel Wasgatt, aged seventy-four
years, died Sept. 90 after many months
illness. The funeral services were held in
the school house Wednesday afternoon.
Sept. "a. b.
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COUNTY :. EWS.

eor additional County Nc'c> see other pages.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06
ssiinf3ebntes aapitel.

Gfanron unO feline 6rau I6iittelten
ben aopf iibsr bic augenI6einlibs @nts
multiplying Der ameritaniI9en S9is
lerin. 0as ibren i9uuIpielertI den 9lns
la9en in 10 allgemeinen Iusoriiden ses
spute Sob bate cine grobe9e,dnperung
in benz iungen MdS9en betpirtt. Sbr
eliibenoer WunIdb, pprip1rts su fomz
men, ibr @ifer, i6re unermiibli9en Be
miibunsen, bic i6r gegsbensn 2ebren gu
periteben, parsn odbin, @nergis be-
fpies lie ipobl nod, aber bic lanae uno
gebulbiee gtusoauer, bic ii9 bon tsiner
S9pieristeit ubidreden lGbt, bic mar
nidt mebr Oorbanosn. llno bod bate
Der 2ebrer 8ertrauen in Isiner S6iis
lerin Sdbistsitsn. Sn Elm puar Sabren
ionnte es i6r ssli;bsen, Iib bic Pforten
zines anseiebenen Sbeuters gu erI9liez
BEN. 2fber mar iie. i'm itdnos, 10 Ianae
au iparten2 Reidte ibr tleines 8srmos
gen Bis 6a9in aus9
Ho6 etipas anbres ma9te benz
SdauIpieIer Sorss. gr bate bic
ftolas 3uriidbuItung bss i90nsn RdO>
9ens, bic anfdeinenOs untenntniB ies
Der Ssfubr. bic aus ibrsm Qa.inIteben
bsrpor9sben t6nnte. ibr s:inabe tlDs
fterlides, muir ben Stubien gsipibmetes
2eben, bic Sorgfalt. lpomit lie Iid pers
billie. nm ni9t bic 9tufmsrtIamteit
8eeegneuStr Su erresen, in bobem
@rabe bepunoert. Gr, Der bic 9efabz
rem. benen iunee, iduBIois, It0ns
Mdbden ausseIsbt itnb, 10 ssnau
tannte, permohte in Ieinen 9sIprG6en
nit ieiner 5rau Miriam ni9t ssnus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06

fdfisBii9 bas tpubre Slide Das bait.
fie BON Slid fennen gelernt2 Die Sc
niife zines 2ebens ii6ermGbigen Rei9s
f6uns, umiamsi9elter giteltett, bic
!9offnung auf nod srDberen Slang,
eiRen itol0en Sitsl, borHebme 8ers
ipdnote unb 9etdnnte = bas mar es,
tpds lie tennen 9elernt batte. 8ar iie
jemaIs pirtli4 sGiidli9 gctpeIen9
Der Winter bate lire Seitenz
blaIe nit isinem talt.n Sau9e
herii1rt. uno bic Ie mar 3sr=
plabt,unb MN mar iie tpie sinetrodsnes
8lutt i'm SerbIt, bos o.m Winoe fpIgt,
tpobtn er's trdgt. .s-
@s mar Mittag, uno beinabe ale
geIu9er tpdreH grgangsn. Sur elmer
mar geblisben unO ging leiIe bin unb
Der p6ns oaB Mtiriam ieiHer gsd6tst
6Gtte, o6gleih er Iie faum aus ben
9lugen lieB, S6lieBlib iebte er ii9
ins nG1Ite 3immer, iebod 10, bab er
lie Ieben tonnte.
gs mar RaouI Bertrand.
grbii9 mar Iein Strebsn bon @rs
folg gstrDnt tporoen; isin Bib, bas
eirsn guten 9lab gefunben bate, ipar
bon einigsn aritiiern eeIpbt unO Don
ben preisri9tern bur9 bic 10 lang. e,
Ie6nte Mteoaille ausgessibnet lporoen.
Welcbe Sreuoe berrI9te in ieinsm Be-
f9siDenen 9ltelsr, ais bic berrli9e
9otIGaft fam! Naoul beburfte zines
@rfplges, oenn feline alts frobsemutbe
Stimmung bate i6n gang oerlafen.
Nt9t, bdB er elm triibIsliger, iiebsss
trunter SGGfsr sepeIen pdre; ba3u
mar feline Ratur biel gu geIuno. @r
arbeitste Isbr anseFrenst unb I1ieu
nur sIiidlih gu Iein, tpsnn er arbeitete.
Malte er nitbt. bann fab er am liebIten
BEL Ntiette unO las ibr Dor, mas er
jeBt lieber that als frii6er. NismaIs
ma6te er Die geringite InIpielung uuf
bic 8er9cUsenbeit, aber er mar perdns
bert, geipaltig Dsrdnbert.
Die feds Wtonate, bic sr auf bem
2anbe perle6t battle, fpuren ieoo9 eine
grobe Dobltbat fiir ibn sepeIen. 6ern
pon be, Delt, no @rbinTtn BON Sill
bergruben Elm frebles Spiel nit ebrs
li6er Mdnner Sersen treibsn, mar er
na9 unb mad moralii9 geIunbst,
penn aud Die alts lebensIuitige Stims
mung nod nidt fpieber ba mar. Ra9
ieinsr Riidte9r in bic SauptitaOt mar
sr Suerit ipisDer rubelos seporpen, als
lcin es BATE ni9t ldnge geoauert. 9las
feline 56dtfraft ridtete ii6 auf bic
@OllenOuns feines sroben 8ilpes, benn
sr ipollte etfpas Daraus MAIDEN, mas
ole feline friibersn2eiitunsen in S9ats
ten itslIte. Die frelibige grresung, aIs
er ii9 enbli4 am 3iele funb, unb bic
ftol5e gefriebisuns iibsr bic tbm sus
srtannte 9lusaeihnung tbaten 8unDer
our 9olenOung ieiner 9eTunburg.
gtun er6o6 ii9 nit rober PlDblirh cit
bic 8ergdngenbeit Dor i6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06
Geflaeflntes 4dpitel.

2lls Raoul Miriam unb ben Sir
ften iub, 1ielt er OieIen fir ibren Sat-
ten, benn bon bem. mas oorgeFallen
mar, lpuBts er nidts. gr folsts ibnsn
in gsmefener @ntfsrnuna pobei Iein
Ssra in itiirmiIdsr Seftigtsit bdms
merte.
9arauf lieben ii9 bic beiOsn oor
feinem 9iloe nieoer, unD er fiiblte ii9
IeltIam beipest, als er fie 6eoba9tete.
@r lab ipobl, Oab fie auIummen fprdz
den, obne Iein Werf beIonbers su Be-
a9ten, dber lie blieben lange iiBen.
@nOlif nabm er tpabr, tpie iih Der
Siirit baItis berbsugte unOMiriam pers
lieB, Sas iab gar ni9t aus, tpie bic
Srennung zines @beplurss, unb Der
9lusbrud oes Siiriten lam t6m aud
Ie6r Ionberbar Dpr. Snoefen mar piea
Ies SrauerIpiel I'M pirtli9en 9eben
nitt BON IauteR Morten, taum BON
elmer unsep06nli9en @sbGrbe 6egleitet
geipsIen, ipie tpnnte aiIo Elm 3uI9auer
ubnen, OaB es Elm SrauerIpiel ieia
Haoul ipurbe suleBt Iebr ungebuIs
big. Sbslei9 er iitb 5ismIih Oerbors
gen 9ielt, fii6lte er elm unbeliegbores
9erlaneen, bab Miriam ibn ertennen
m0ge, 3peimal ging er poriiber, a6er
lire 4usen iaben Jpn ni4t. Run be-
mertte er, bab i6r Q(ngeIiht in Ieiner
Starrbeit Elm pabrss Bib Der 8erf
stpsiflung mar, unD baASer5 itanD ibm
ftiG. Gr elite gu ibr unb ereriff beis
na6e nit 9epdIt tire Sdno. Wie geis
itssabfpeisno bIidts fte 5u ibnl auF unb
ertannte ibn i'm erIten glugen6lid ni6t,
bod bann Itr0mte ibr bas Slut in ods
rpeibs 4ntIib; lie Deriu6ts gu iprss
9en, permo6te absr teineu Cant bera
por3ubringen. "'''''
.Sie iinb trdhf!~ risf er. ~Sunn
i6 Sbnsn Bethlehem? Sbr Serr 9sz
mabl mar ia nod iDsben BEL Sbnen.
SOIL id ibn suriidruIsHa+
3uerit perItanb lie i6n nibt. ~Wein
9smabl9 Msin @emabls SD bin niat
per6eiratbet," murmslte lie, unb bnnn
mahtsn Ti6li6re lang SuriidgeorGngten
9efiible auf ndtiirlids gBeiIe 3uft: lie
brad in 56rGnen limb ber3bredenoes
S9luGSen aus. Sn Sieiem g(usens
bid pdrsn iis sun5 ulIein, uno lie
Ibeute Tb ni9t, ibn ibrs 9erSp,i lurs
Ieben Sl laIIsn, beitn Ie entlann iih,
baB er fie einit geIisbt bate, uno in
oieIem @sDanten fano lie einen gspll'
len SloIt in ibtem Gleno; nur lpdr
es I9on 10 Ianse Der.
Gr iu9te iie su berubisen lpie elm
peinenoes &ino, unb al iein mGnns
lides 3artgefiibI unp ieine Ritterli4s
teit erpu6ten in inn. sic mar uns
sliidli4, unO ibr llns.iid bra9te lie
ibm nabe. aber parum iis 10 ungiiids
lid mar, bssriff er niat : iie, hi. se'
bpren au Iein I9ien, etpig gu berri9sn
unb dngsbstst gu perbsn. gllmdbli4
erbolte ii9 Miriam etpus, oosS9Iuds
sen bDrte OUT uno iis trOdnete iih Die
glusen.
.GntIinren Sic fi4 nod unIres leBs
ten @eIprG6es, MuTiieur 9ertrauO9
DdmaIs Iasten Sic mir. baB i9, bic
i9 S6nsn sum3eitpertreib Nudlen p.rs
urIaht batte. aud nod On bic Reibe
iommen tperbe, bas 2eio teHnsn 5u
lernen. Sas if bsinabe iofort in Grs
fiiaung sesdnssn. aber Iaiien Sit mid
su msinsr gntI9albigung nur Sas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06
W2i[berunosarunb.

= Wilbernngsgruno. -. On,
Define sSrdu iIt ia aber ne alte S4a9s
tel! = Sa, aber @elbI9a4tel!
= Rir iR mandes i4on paFirt. =
o.: Daren sic in Sbrem 2eben idon
einmat in 9elbperlesenheit9 = 9.:
ginmal in msinsm 2tben mar i9 ni4t
barin!
= @orId.Gas sur Site. : Maler:
@.rtsufsltss Bed! 9tle meins por'
traits iperben mir tpesen llnGbnli4tsit
5uriidssI6idt! = QTefor (Sdgbliebs
baber): Nun. 10 perIu9en Sizes bod
NAL nit bsm Sreibsr Tti9els Der 1T
bis iebt INNER sstrpFfsn tpoposn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06

9rattii9. 9eipsrb.r tents
I9loFeu): r9eben sic mir Sbre So1s
Ter aur 6rau ober bertaufen sic mir
sleidb einen Repolpsr!- = Batter bsr
Braut (@affenbGnbler): rSier babsn
Sic ben RspOIpsr - Gsiadft If Gs.
i&Gft!"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

1t was at tho juvenile birthday par
ties that Dickens seemed in all his
glory. At the supper table, in helping
some little miss to ''triHe," he would
assure her with all possible gravity that
twas no trifo at all. When the writer,
urged to mako little speech on the &C.
oasion of Charles birthday, came to n
full stop at the words II ain sure,
Dickens at once came to his assistance
and enabled him to retire from the plat.
form, however ungraoefully, with the
remark, among others, always be
sure, my dear boy, and you'll got along
all right.
At the little theatrical entertainments
Dickens was the alpha and the omega
of the proceedings. He was sometimes
author, adapter, condenser, musical di-
rector, manager, prompter, and even
stago carpenter. He overhowed with
energy.
Dickens, doubtless remembering his
own acute constituencies as child, could
not Willingly wound "a child's feelings.
He made fun with, not of, us. No par.
ty ever came off at Dickens without
Sir Roger dc Coverley" being intro
duced. Dickens shouted with laughter
as some novice got badly mixed up in
"all hands down the middle" of he
darted after the lost sheep-generally
an awkward boy-and tnrned his blush
es to smiles by saying, What dancer
this boy will make when he's tackled a
little more roast beefv' or, isn't Tom
my nice young man for a small par
tyr"
There was nothing of the pedagogue
about him--no vulgar attempt to pose
as the brilliant Boz He was simply
big boy, and he came down the lad
der of his fame to meet his fellows ON
their ordinary platform-to be one of
them in their own simple way for a
time. -Harper's Round Table
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

In discussing this subject DR.. Gold
schneider of Berlin thinks that narcotics,
and especially morphine, should be
avoided, particularly in chronic dis
eases. Bromides do not suffice Of them
selves to allay pain, but are very useful
when pain is due to increased excita-
bility Of the nervous system; the per-
manent use of antineuralgio agents is
to be avoided; the local application of
cold for the relief of pain is often use
full, especially in affections not deeply
seated, and the value of the anode in
allaying pain is not clear. DR.. Gold
scheider's opinion of counterirritants
is that they are among the most use
full means in dealing with pain moi
only in neurasthenioL but likewise in
genuine pain. The question Of alter
alton in vascular supply is hypothet-
ical, but veneseotion, cool or warm ap-
plications and other Interchangeable
measures are certainly useful, and the
effect may be in some measure due to