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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
Letter from Franklin.

Mr.. EDIToR:-
Having observed in your weekly issues
Communications from persons residing in
many ofthe towns in this County. state
mcnts of the business and improvements
taking place Ia such towns. Not having
noticed any such Communication from this
town Franklin | have concluded to pen
few lines in that direction. First rs to
business Mr. II. L. Macomber finished up
early in the season fine schooner of ll5
tons old measure. and launched her early
iii June Capt. Williams command, her.
4 smart and driving skipper. he has paid
III towards her top pills IN u little more
than three months $500. The schooner
| Victor has been rebuilt aud made nearly
q new vessel. the brig Wreath is being
ucw topped and will be rugged fore and
aii schooner a an expense of some five
thousand dollars. Mr.. Blaisdell has put
Up new vessel this fall. j. now timbered
put. i, about ID feet keel. i 10 be double
IrcAed vessel and when finished will be
first class vessel. 1Eilerc are six stores in
I
desc Me->rs Bowman. c. IL. Macomber
and ". II. IA Il. buy and sell in their
Business many thousand dollars worth OF
provisions. groceries, boots and shoes.
Alexander Martin i live man and has
business MI over the lot.
Mr. II. Z. Macomber has a mill contain
! az gang oi saws >hiusle clappoard lathe
lud box machines. aud manufactures
large quanti.e, Of the various Kind, OF
lumber. Nh. Bowman has mill with
i.~i Ia,r circnlar ~aw for the manufacture
of long lumber also other small circulars
ior The manufacture Of spool wood heading
Nc. a.. aud makes large quantities Of the
Various ki!.d- oilumber. Mr.. &. H. Macom-
ecl ai-o na~ min with an up and down saw
a. .y n.a .nia" &c. and manufactures large
ia-I.... oi hnhcr lathe, and heading.
4r. ". IT, tard ha- q mill with first rate
c.grular iuf long lumber and "A lathe
iHr aUg .''~ w. auy concern iii the STATE
aa'ttwp such SAWS. There j. Shipped from
lhi~ place annually som" two hundred
yIr-"c- ~ lumber Railroad tie. wood.
pJ.A. pile aad Stars. quite an amount, Of
-f.r rrt,r humber lathe. shiu..i,.. Y,d
e.aphuasl- ave ,uld io be- worked up in
r.-hhurn- towns. There are three
WHAT. .,d,b .t.n. \, ,.u.,,l.. ..-.i Iii
I.i,., ,o., Ii. ,t.. finn. H.. .r.tu.,or
.ir....,....n,..r. ,,.h..,.,,,i,,.,' nI.t,r.
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unl. J,uu~,,x,.,.r,. t,,t,.. ,j,,. !,
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t-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

w \. Cromwell E>q.. 81 south Ber-
wick iicAe: agent of the Lake shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad wa, in town
ole day last week. making known the adj
vantage, ot thi- road and to establish
ticket agency. This line i, the only Yves
tern line. connecting from the East which
runs through 10 ,hicagn without change
~ ear. or baggage. Geo. \. Dyer il
agent for Ellsworth and vicinity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

Nj \ l, X | T. ID.

In RI ,woi;h. the istli, by the Rev DR. Icnn.,
Hear ! >"pln-. "t M Desert. ard Nil. tmma
salisbury. ~ Eden.
Ia Hancock. li,h inst, by Rev J. Wheeler. Mr
lri y Hragan. u iilno1tk !, aud Miss Hannah \.
ll4DnI. - ,hrrTs aeli.
la ITelsunt, Oct. i-ih. By Rtv. j. A. f.. Eirh
Nj, wi liam T. Rich. aud Mss Mary D.. Norton
bot 80 fremont.
Ia fcn' b-eut. Oct. Is. by Pelcg staples, EsI
Nj. Ni.ltAin Mason. ni Elr.hiii. and Miss Lus
II lt;tieiieiti. oi rcuob.,ot
In Worcester, Mas. on the llth Inst. hy Rev
" u Iuntiigt"n. .e'tor % All SAINTS Clutch
thur- A.. Blake, u Flora 7. LeL,ni. both :"
Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
MARINE LIST.
Those Interested In vessels win please
send li>t of such as they desire reported.

Those Interested in vessels VIII please
send list of such As they desire reported.
Port of Ellsworth.
SAILED.
oct. 9Th, Red Beach. Calais
Agun>, Young.
Iluzzar. Buhcr Rocklard.
senator. v hiimurr Boston.
Oct. 18th iiuzzaT. Bunrr. RncklsnJ.
Cc.an. Grant. Portland.
Oct. l1Ih A. h. Woodarj. " ov,llrd Boston
18Th Edward. Millikrn. Boston.
Elizabeth. Murch, do
l9h Charles Upton do
Nr>lry Abbott. smith. 10
Delaware. Fufger-on. do.
ARRIVED.
OCT. 9Th. Wesley Abbot. Smith. BosieL.
Charles Upton. Belaiiy do
J. VI. keue,lv. Poinroy. do
Edward. Millihen do
A. X Woodland. Woodard. do
Emily " hitaAcr do
delaware, Fuinsl0n. dn
oli>c Branch Higgins do
AgruOia. Adam. do
bpnnel lNr>. Curtis. do
Oct. 10Th Agricoii. Fu.mgton. 10
senator. Whlmpte do
l.ih Miniuli. " hiiiaArr. do
George Edward. Murch. do
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

make no farther defense. and accordingly
tie Jury rendered verdict Of guilty"
Respondent then fled motion in arrest
ofjud-ment, TO delay sentence. For want
Of bail. joaquin was remandcd TO Jail.
Emery. Peters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

Non Resident Taxes in the town OF Back port
IN he County OF II ncocs, Tor, the year 1859 the
follow ing list OF taxes on real estate Of non-re-
dent owners IN the town oil Bucksport, for the
yeaI ls7g in bi Is committed TO Nathan White n
Constable and Collector of said town. the teuth
day OF August, isI9, has ben returned bt hun TO
me a. remaining unpaid on the eighth day Of Au-
gust. l-.5 Us his certificate OF that date, and now
remaining unpaii and notice !, hereby gwen II
the aid t,X.s and interest, aad charges are not
paii ia Tie Treasury OF the said town, within
q gh cen mUn H. from the date OF the commit.
nj al he saiI bill. much of the real estate
tax a. viii be sufficient 10 pay the amount due
thereiore, including interest and charges, viii
wllheut further nolIce. be- sold IT public auction
al The IA Ireasurers oiiice. in said town OH the
Sixteenth day OF March Isl. al ten O'Clock Ia the
to enoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

On the night OF Oct. 10 house in oiis
own q rs Mr.. simon Garland and occupied
by Mr. Ccockcr was blrned with all its
contents. iiic family barely escaping with
their lives | >urcd for two hundred
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

trHinp- and pains Ia the stomach are the
re>u 81 imperfect INDIGESTION. and may be inn
m diaicit relieved by dose OF '-y,hn>on's
An0dynr Linnnebt'- \ Tea spoonful in a little
s.se eued wsler j. y dose.
Heav. oats are good Tor horses; none will
deny that but Gals ca MT make Il horses coat
insH smooth and glossy when he l. out Of con-
ution- >her;din'- Cavalry Condition Pow.
drr,' VIII do this when all else tails,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

1or CANNoI d. better Thing for Your wife
~ washing day han pro. ide ter a i;oiy
Washer and uniyer-L Munger IL will
Keep arile- from her btcs aud arln~. " rinhlr>
from her forehead. and ruushne-- from her
hands. II VIII do The work ui a hir, d woman
and i've Your llnrn from being scrubbed out
md hrr t"nl'er from being chafcd uut.-N
lurk U.cLLa IriImnc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

PERSONS ATFLhTEp however slightly
wi an weakness ut b" Chest or Throat. in
Npi,tIs either The IarynN. Irtciten Hinuthi 4
iubr~. pr The Lang tiIem-elyr-. should. On The
iir-t >Smit.,n. rutllnrit-t. with FrLLoA,'toM.
PbJ>p >YEJPoF iIYPoPilosPHirt, a, by IL.
a.. d..ea.c- uI thu,. ~. 10. (,.,en Consume.
llpn in ir, primary star,l are speedily cured
Id more alaI ming symptom, pre-. "a led
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
State News.

There are ten students from Maine at
Yale Co,leoe
e, -. 49,. mn !. c.,.,s 49,
C,.m Can,.., 80. III,
.,.,.s..,a". - a. ,oc,rn
~, ,,,,,.,on oers,,is i 5o., In
,.co :, va ,ta, lacrosse ss1
,
..,.
Arrangements h'Ne h"rh compete"
''I '"' '''N''"" "' f'e'"h p"P"N'
meN'ih- mousse az harrison V'Aa@c'
- hr meeting house nj Spur Corner.
Qtisfrld. = nearly completed and viii bc
rcaty tbs OCCUPANCY rs HE Isl of Novcm-
hcr. was bull, ny several religious dem
,,,inatf,n-
,,s,,....,,i ,ncc,,.,, ar ~, -rrns.ses %,
49,. p,,.,,- r..,.,..;,,l Seminar bcls on
r.t... rt l,,i,,. ,r r,-,i,,...
,o,, Comm .. elected Professor OF Ec-
.0.,tqsii.a, History.
ma 90. a.. Al =, y % at
..t-.... .,.... hT..i d, n,rr,., ,,.,pe lr,y,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

>ciaiic1 l. pain beginning at the hip. and
follows The course of the >ciatic nerve and i,
generally purely neliragic or neryou. min.
4" cure. use l.enne's Pam Killing Magic Oil
on The pam al parts. and alsi in the hollow OF
Tue to't II the blood be in low state. :. pre.
paratlnn Of iron INIT be given at the same
ilme-but The. igic on alone GENERALLY cuIes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
Probate Courts.

r,,sw,a,u-I.t wed Jan, F'h.. Aug:
III Ds,-ed Ned tpril 81 Wed
Jane. aud 4th Wed. Oct
Hrr,urrr. -r>i Wed July and Nov.
Kr,.KSpoRr.-1,t wed Jan, May aud sept
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

n
,r.,,-. o,,.,.i ,,,,., firms h,,,o,.,t,l. AMI
.., .s
"','
t.,y, i M sorrd t,a,.;,1t, r,.n i,
81, ,;.ks bv ,.ki,g ,dver,isc,n.u,s nam
.s.n.e we know norbip.- of
-. j. ~ III, l. t,o,,,,,.
-eaa,.. i'll ,''''.
.
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~ "'.'''''
'''''''S ''i'ts 'iiat 'Ne dramatic Exhibit
." ".N y. '''' '.n." VIVA De gwen ''h-
'''' '-'''' = 1'''-''"c@ iiiiii-
-de->ls. Cunningham and Jordan ~
."'' iF"iA 'He ff"'iiiee> las Friday VIII
''"'' % fourteen h"r-r-.
-tpmee' edvhh Nj. ole, Book store.
bop. ludrfY. vince : narh Il, tl,lt
r win he well ait faithfully executed.
'Is-~r~. ANY Gr.a'r 4 ~. i,,- il
..s j. W. III Dee. t.a,enas- h,. ur-.b
iaE-. ui.l.lo Wen III examine.
-lli-h nEI here T.,d., ,;.b- i,
-t} il took 1: tls,f.k SOM. tiae iu.,,..
a--r. ard twcst, l,-,-t lon.-. rom i ..a,i
..i.d carried /. :. distance. Of oya, tifvt....
v1,e .ta,e o.-.c,,,.;..,t,, ,...-. 81,
e.a. ,,,..-,a d..
ad ,l,e ,non., d,..wo- I'LL. ,.'.
H.. ;s ..,;n
r,,,
''"' 'N ..-'
"''
rr.e -eon. forty-fiye l,y eiel,,eeuard
aaa. 'Arec fort deep. arr being huil 81,
"r. rs i4iu-y ard for the Dredging CON
ll.
lle ,ala.- -r.>- f- Wa. a...fr
ir'--. lrisit .-ln.,r. ". wish Ira.
'..-M abundant ~tear.-
-,..i .-,-.. r.,.., -..... -r....... .,...
t.si+- rat
- ~
'i'''''' "a 'ii'"
Mr. ~ r. Rnrnham ~ ihis ety. lA.
'i''lel r."r. 10 Nal;haul. AND Henri T..
Barker formerly law student here n.J
nave charge "i H.
THE Hancock Baptist Quarterly Meet
i.-s- ~ "a be held sish The First fap,i~t
'".'''l i, l-'''i'''H'. ~ tuesday NOV. 1T,
'''"n''h'ins ~ : " c''cN T. N.
The Young Mems Christian A>>ccia
u "a l"r thi- SAFE viii hold ih-ir fiih atl-
nt~l eony, ntiou At Augusta. on Thur,dav
ana Friday The 9Th and 18Th ia~i. A CDR
ci"i invitation is ex'endcdfo :ii State AZ
"o''uion- 70 Meei with this.
-Oa saturday afternoon .re,o,D.. san
a.r,i af Rucb>poft. !, lad IL ,.,ar- of a-,..
,aercharrel M. fowijng pipre while o.f
gaming. and when he discharged il. h
exploded. tearing, aif ill.,. ,hnmb aua badly
mtflaiing two finger, on hi lon hand:
- saws ill., Unf,.
-uacall s,,.,,i,n,o,h... 3,..r,i-.,......
,r.i..+ a,,.I ,,,.,,l., -,
r.,.c,i,,+. N..,. .i.1',.,,,.:.r f...i.-
.a.r...ar orr tr;o,a. :, az. na,,,.',. .,..
.,[.,.. .,,.;......
t.
I'LL III F"H =. ','e i'a.'-g''l'.' Il i "
l'''.''
60 : ''''''
IT." ''en -'f'''n2 il''A oi n"
'T f'h'''"i aHd o.leF du'it~. lil- ha~
80 Al 4 i'ea'H expense 81 "''F
~ u II s'o'ir VAL ula'
''''.'i' N''
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

Fulton VS.. TILroN.-Thc Brooklyn
Union. Theodore Tilton's paper recently
contaired the following article:
The Religious Telescope, OF DAYTON.
Ohio, contains a copy of letter which II
says the Rev. Justin u. Fulton, Of Bos-
ton. has addressed To Mr.. Theod IRE Tilton
of New York. although Mr.. Triton has
never received either the letter in question
or any other from Mr.. Fulton. The missive
is as follows:
BOsToN Massachusetts,.
THEODORE Iuton, Esq:
OAR SIR: have been informed that
you were seen at restaurant on Broad
way day or two sisce, with bottle OF
wine before you, and Ofwhich you sever
al umss pAxsO0k. ffsl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

A large Volume would not contain the mass
offestihfnry winch has ace ,rnuiated in favor
Of Dr. " i>iaI's Bal.am Of wild cherry "a "a
safe. efficient. and reliable remedy in curing
coughs. cold, and pulmonary disease. Many
vi iilr cures are truly wonderful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

Two Mon rus FRFE' OR FINE STEEL Ev-
CRAVING 10 all new subscribers To the River
stde hcso he Echo !. an page psper.
cuts. ra'h. for FANNY reading Only 81 80
The Ecto aud u rry's Mpses m, (-acl, 81 .5O)
Ter IA nunIl-. Ia new subs. for only 81 %.
EctD sud \ uag Peoples Helper, 81 IS An
elegant Steel engraving, instead oil Iue &c o
months free II preferred. Send for sample
cory. Rirerstde Echo. Portland, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

UNLESS you wish i premature death you
VIII tel AL the poisonous hair preparat ions
alone. NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is perfectly harmless AS any druggist will tell
you. See advertisement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

I'VE would call the attention OF all persons
~ in want Of RlNTlN0 OF any descrip.
ton, TO our facilities fur doing such work
We have one Of the best arranged PRINTING
OFFICES In Eastern Maine, and are CONSTANTLY
IN receipt Of new MATERIAL therefore We feel con.
ddeni OF giving Satisfaction Ia all cases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post ONCE Tor the week ending
oct. Is le1O.
Bunker. CT. Goodwin. Geo
Bartlett Mrs. thas. y. liplmc- L. d.af.
Glars. Joseph Muisy, John VI.
tItmcnt. 4. {. Norton, Edison
Davi~ ,.ilbe:t Pum-roy Francis
terrLl. Milford Kay Frank L
Foster. r.. =. illian-. : S2
Garland. Carrie Whitaker, CnAS.
Wilson, Nathan
Person. rAi.ing for the above letters. please cay
"adyc.tssej."
J. r. WaiIcoMB. p. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
The MAGIC COMB r caiors cha

WANTED NGENrS-rr 81 II the HONE >uuT-
W TIE >twI>G MACHINE. Price a.. 1t
ma c- the "i.',cS Stitrh," taiik- on both sides
and Is the only licensed under shuttle Ma
| chine OH tor less than 50. Ii 'cn-ed by Wheel
rr 4 II son, Grover 4 Raker l'd Singer & Go.
Al other Undecided shuttle Nacniae- soil tor
les than Sea- infrIaA anent.. AMI the seller
aud n-er ii,hir TO pro-~c hss-sn Address JOIN
son. CLARK K co. Bp.ton. Mass. Pats burg.
ia, Chicago, H.. o. u. Loui., Mo 3mi1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
yrV .4DTER TISEMEyTS.

Ravefr, Co'umn
paurby'> ,tiumn.
Iab Prn'iug.
Nhhe ,f Foreclosures.
Nm Resident axes.
~tiZuies of Guol~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
the LONDON STREET GLOVE,

Made To "ur special ord T. the best En.l i.h Walk
ing Glove.
We are also constantly supplied with risk,
CLARK & flasS atent i'..ntaloon Drawers, IN jean
Cotton Fiaaarl and hitc and II lrlet Flannel in
ali sixcr 2. 10 ~ Ith saIst aid - Ii.eli
iEWINS i HOLLIS,
2os Washington. cor. BrosnAeld Street. |; ,,ion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
| DAUCHl's i cos COLUMN
----------------.---------
WELLS
CARbOLlC TABLETS

An unfhiiing remedy for al. Bronchial Eificui
ties Coughs. Colds, Hoar.eLe-s, Asthma, Dil the
RI. Dryness Of the Throat or Wind Pipe and 81
cutatSN0f dfseases. saassz = seassss'ses 70
The wonderful modsra discovery of Carbolit
Acid. Il destined to eeeo,nc QUE 0f the greatest
blessings 70 maakud in Its apphcatioa to d. ease.
Ut the Human Race, ant It's great curative quail.
ties In all affections Of the Chest Lungs and stom
aeh. sass --pe-a -~s Il wy 49, ~ ss
DIR. WELLS CARBOLfC TABLETS,
hesidesfhc great rerpsdiai agent sCarboIc, Acid
contain other ingredients universally recommend
Ell. which chemically combine. pro iucing a Fab.
let more highly me- iieinaf and better adapted for
dsea-e1 or tho iuInah r.sce thaa any psepAration
ever before offered to the public.
FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN.
no more efficient remedy can he found, IN fact.
these Tablets are a Specific and should be prompt
y given for this painful suffering of little
In I'll cases where the Kidneys do not pc form
their functions properly they should b. freely
taken, wirn ealuny action win surely follow
They are Invaluable a. 4 pscventat,ve u all dis
eases Of Contagious nature, and NO family
stouid be without use,n. tf N 4.
TRY WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Price % cents per Box. S, ut by mail on receipt
OF the Pdce. by Joan q. KELLOjG: 5. Plat st
sole Agent fm the ). Sold by All druggists
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

Promp, attention given to all der. for pr,n,
ing
BOOKS, BILL HEADS,
sfRNON~, BY LAWS,
CATALOGUES. TRADE LISTS
CONSTITUTIONS. ORD. H. OF EX'SS.
TOWN REPORTS, ENVELOPES
PAMPHLETS, BLANKS,
ADDRESSES, PROGRAMMES,
CIRCULARS LABELS, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
CARDS.

Of any sIse required and Of TIE various qualities.
VI: DNIel ID eoaueled. PORCeL AIN. CHINA
RAILROAD. exesa shick for TlChETS. TINTED.
PLAIN ed cOLOx9D. Also Gard board. q he
saDs qaalssiss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

,dAtllN K sAWYBR, Pzupsistor.
E1lssesiA, OF. lssA INA ~ eHsa li1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20
ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
is natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable
healthy, and efsc,ual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or graz
hdr IS soon restored
to its original color
r'M the gloss and
FRESHNESS, Of youth.
Thin ho;r :, ,I,;,l-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20

There are ten students from Maine at
Yale College.
Since the City Hall At Calais was
burned down. the City Council have held
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

The Rev. Father John Shanahan died
in New York on Monday. The deceased
was known throughout the United States,
and as the time OF his death was the third
Oldest priest in the Union, Father McEIroy,
of Boston. being tho Oldest, and Father
KiernRr. Of Lancaster. Pa, being the
next He was born in Ireland in 1892.
The Herald says:
lie came to this country whom yonng
and wont to st. Mary's Seminary ct Em-
nnitsburg, Md, whore he studied for the
priesthood, and where he afterwards acted
ss professor. Numbers of the clergy OF
today received their theological and phil
osophical instruction under his tuition.
Among the many who were his pupils were
tho late Archbishop Hughes, Archbishop
McCloskey, Bishop Whalen. OF Wheeling.
the late Bishop Fitzpatrick, of Boston, and
others. In 1910 he went to California, and
Bishop Auomany, of Monterey, gave Faith
or Sbanahan the counties of Sonora and
San Joaquin as a missionary district. Com
ing back to Now York, he WAS stationed for
a time at the Church Of the Nativity, Sc
cond avenue. Fifteen years ago he was
transferred to st. Peters Church, in Bar
clay street. and there remained until his
death. During the past six years he has
been blind"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
Iil.RIsIAGEE lsEEsIEI.

sb-lNcJ private instructor for married per-
, soma or those Gbout to h0 married., both
n,Glo and female, III everything concerning the
u'lyaioiogy and rclEtiOns OF our sexual syHtcm,
md tho production and prevention OF offspring,
Including nil tho now discoveries never before
gwen IN tho ERgiish language. by y Ii. YOUNG,
~. D, Tins Is roally u valuable and interesting
work. Il is written III plain language for the
general Toador and is illustT8ted with numerous
Hagrayin&s- All yonnG married. people, or 'hoeP
ntCn5pIAJInE marriage, ana having tho I6a9t
!r.pcdiTnent to married life. should read this
,yoi. II disciG83s socrGts that every one should
30 acquainted With Btil It is d book that must
he locked NJ md not lie about the hoUso. 1t will
be Bont To any address on receipt OF 90 cts. Ad-
,1rlss, Dn. Viii. IOUNG, No. 416 Spruce street,
.-',uve Fourth, Philadelphia.
E9- AFFGIOQED AND UNEOIT TUNATE.--No
matter Whist may bo your diGoaso, before You
!lGco yourself under the care Of any of tho no.
t0ri0rs QUAOKS-natlyc and fOreign-WhO ad-
Vortise i'll this any paper, get a oopy OF Dr.
IouUg's Book and read it carefully. Il will DO
tho means Of hnying you many dollar, your
hAgIth, and possibly your life.
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Strategic Importance OF PAris.

q military view of tho security Of the
Er0nch Capital is summarized in tho fol-
lowing statement compiled from n French
Journal, which ondoavors to tranquilize
the public mind on that point:
There arc fOrr routes in military
point of view, which an invading army
might adopt III advancing from Germany
up0n Iaris; l. By crossing the French
frontier betWocn Strasburg and Luxom-
burg, end then advancing IN n direct line
on Paris. 2. by crossing tho Swiss terri
tory situated below Strasburg, and march
n9 by the valleys of the Seine and Marno
III the Capital 3. by n movement from
the north, passing tho fortress of Metz
and reaching Paris by way of the valleys
Of the Some and Marne. 1. BY advanc-
ag through Belgium soil, in direct south
orn line through the valleys of tho Oise
and Aisn0 on Paris.
Iho first course is regarded as n military
jmpossibillity, France being protected on
the cast by tho great natural dcfences of
tho Vosges mGuntaing, the MOsello river,
1ho Ardenn05 mountains, and the river
DIeuse, supported by many fortified places,
among Which Is the stronghold of Metz.-
Diminishing, then, any spcculations which
this route may suggest, NO arrive at tho
second ilno OF advance toward tho French
Capital. Ii IN this case the prUssin1fs wore
70 vIol@tH Tho neutrality of Switzerland
lui attempt to advance upon 1aris from
the southeast. they would find themselves
confronted by the fortress Of Lyons,
which hna been strengthened md render
nd very secure since tho period of the first
Empire. Before arriving at that point
tile invading forces would have to capture
either Belfont or Langreg, both of which
occupy commanding positions on the
around through which an army advancing
from Switzerland should pass.
The third route is the most feasible, and
consists, IN military phrase, of turning the
fortresses on the northeast frontier, inc!ud
ing Metz, aad then by continued successes
arriving on the river Marno, from whence
there is no formidable obstacle TO an ad-
vance toward the immediate neighbor-
hood of the Capital. But m invading
force cOuld not, on account of Metz and
Strasburg, wisely adopt this course. The
French army, ifdefeated, could take refuge
IN Metz and thence harass the rear of the
invaders, who would be open to similar at
tacks from Strasburg and places of less
Importance. The fourth route, by way of
belgium, IS secured by defences which the
reverses of 1914 proved moro imroratively
necessary.
The French calculated that even if an
enemy should arrive in tho vicinity of
Paris her Notifications are practically i'm
pregnable. Thirty years ago, under tho
administration OF M. Theirs, these de-
fences were completed. the project being
regarded with special favor by Louis Phil
nppe, who took IN enthusiastic interest in
Qualifications. Another resource is found
N the population of Paris, now numbering
2S'0OO,00O, who, by setting in concert with
tofces operating in the rear Of the invad-
ers' might overwhelm them. Such was
The hope of Napoleon L, but in the altered
circumstances of his time it proved i'm
Practicable.
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