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N the,Lonnty OF Hancock deceased ~ giving
bond IS tnt law directs he therefor. requests ali
persons VINO an Indebted 70 the said Deceased,
e-tAte. u make Immediate payment ami tba-.
WI" have any demands thereon to exhibit tl,..
same TO- payment.
3x3s levin .ruEvt.r~r
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GIVEN CP A. LOST.

linE u. ~ ]. a ~
r1a. Hnt!l tsey ST well' u 10 almost imSnssbic gr
vent tsiing cold when the snxs diseased,
tiins out especially in this section Of the eountry IA m
fan and wisirr ssasHn srr all wrong fhySieians ,-au
arr badly diseased ard yet, because they
they mus: mt sit t~n quiet tasy Alk L..
~ god err.lauan hl-,i The patsnis alust k1yp
IN goo, spIriiste determined 20 get well Thls b. I
s.ir
T. despair eurp after such evidence q u. F..ist
slafL pr S-hrack personal statement g. the FACULTY
afhl. o~n care VS. IN these modest Words,
May yeap IA The last stages % t,4asaal,-
tsoa eoahnei 10 my b~d and At ore time my physician,
tAouEht q a. oeld nn live week then he lroys mir
catching at s;rsw heard u and obtAiRrsi e pFy
ptrai!os teh now Offer to the public. and tcv made
perfect cure u Hae i seemed % me that cHi .rtl
the pe-tra wols They som rt,-Isi far
matter "a ian=s AHd would sp, up PANT
BEGAN - ,ub.kie n . esush III, ~ al.
sni night swrats all beEan % leave and appetite
t-cAne 80 great ihat Il was witA dncui,Y thai l
AMI have grown - n-sh ever since
De,ur then booking me uisrS sksetaIs my vrt.-,
wn onY nasty-srye. ,uhsl' ray present w.ixai ~
have snsay I'd unintsrrpp iei health
n sherck h, dlseuntnHc his professional visa, 10
New IA and Bostou- lie Of hi, son. r II -ehe-sok
Jr. sui eoaiinus . patients q; ;her Once " Is
Sarth sttta street F.iAisiphis every
with the Ksspirrne,sr vii be charged - IN Kss
pirrnstrr declares The act eonoa % tho ianss
not
TIE drcetons far taking nedcfne. arr aiApts. a.
,ae Intelligence even u ehili hollow these drcctnnr
AMI sini ainrs wi D. IN. rest excepting that
cases the Aasirais ris 10 Be- aken Increased
srs The irce medicines need otarr s-coapa
than .ae amps sruotiorA nat accompany Ftrsi
appetite ~ returning health hunger
-eLc syrnptnaa. When comes. viii come lea
TIC despslriag q, be o! sooi cheer td blood
alinvs the cough osens, The night il aSAtsd
In shor t.rs bsta u these rnort4i rrr
flrrvcr $1,000
r scAenei ras,ilclnes constantly acpt IL len, y
Thousands of fArnss As laxative puryAi!ye, tas
Mandrake fills arr standard prspAratsE Wills tbs
atr.4fss ls Cs.s- nj
P-ssAylaetsrc asaissss oUsl.aaaAPtiaf 4ry
u il laFuls
Pres Of TIE runrnie syrSp and seawrs Tonic, o. a
b"fls, - t1S haI c0xrn Mandrake flis, -
Ion For saIs By all druggists and dsslers
- GEO. 4 GOODWIN Z Co, Asen,s Boston
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7 OF 'HaTIt> T. klmDaII. J1s
Vote for Re2resentdt:ue 20 The Lsg' .slatsre.
For Henry NJ Hall. Rep. a5s
= J. b. Redman. Dem. ,se
J. f. Whitcomb. Citizens $50
There was fusion ticket started in this
town for the purpose of defeating a part
OF the regular Republican ticket. The
object was to defeat Col. Campbell. II. b.
Saunders. the clerk. Col. HadIock one Of
the Senators. and Mr.. Simpson the nomi-
nee for County Commissioner.
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The Golden Opportunity.

Mr.. EDIToR.-It seems to me that the
all-absorbing political fights OF Ellsworth
are keeping the mind of the people from a
due consideration of the great Railroad
meeting Of the present week.
4 matter lies at our doors of the most
vital consequence. Are we ready to Judge
wisely and act strongly and unitedly +.
The precious opportunity. never twice
presented Is At hand. The question IT a
shore Railroad for Eastern Maine carries
Ia It the future business growth. or. stag
nation and decline for these two counties
l. It possible that the people Of Ellsworth
/ doubt the course Of action that il To place
| this little city IN the line u progress aud
\ future wealth.
| From Bangor to talai, the Interest in
/ Railroad has been steadily rolling 10 a
mighty majority. And It falls 10 fhe lot
~ Ellsworth to materially help Or hinder
the great undertaking. We are 10 lend ell
our energies 10 the question Of the loan OF
the credit ~ this city IT, the amount Of
ssN.en. Do our citizens begin to see the
{ 'stf'A' NAAt - - fA- tAiNAil fNAutf
We have positive assurance that Bangor
will pledge $500 900 10 The enterprise. pro
sided that city j. made the wc--cru term-
nn-. Now. Casiinc come, IN with pied %
Of s35nson u carry lhc Railroad IT, that
splendid winter harbor Portland inins
Ca,tilc. There win come 60 the citizen,
OF Ellsworth a very import iii response
hhi'y y" thl. matter. If wo favor the
claims Of Buckspprt aud Bangor the cred
Il Of the city must be pledged to tina, Ell
fect- Who i equal to thi, decision. But.
suppose worse issue is TO come. viz:
divided aud half-heiricd support 1T the
proposed Railroad There i reason 10
remhlc inr the fatal mistake OF our no,
d"'aJ anything when the crisis comes.
Ia" property Of Hancock ami Washing
t"n Counties. the prospect 81 gain ~ dc
cline IN population. The very necessity az
III" future. q" to b" or no, so b." all come
up 90 BE- acted upou
Their" are SECTIONS nf our uwu :, M. and
mHlii'uie~ IF places in Ma<.achnset,.
where he building ~ Railroad wrnnyl,-
an rutirr revolution Ana /, htf.hi r,..t.
upon every town thar Dr.. outside If fhr
Railroad sv.ten. Whar conr.. Win our
cry AXE: W. must strike hand ,;.h
Lube ani Machia. Cherryield. Buck~.
port AMI Bangor
We have an admiration ipr THE attempt
Of nld Ca.tinc :" rise from tn" dead. We
u II W. rouiI So. th., {, l. , h.,,. ~
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For Sale.

ANEW SEVEN OCTAVE (Hmry =. Miller !,
~ flANO. lnquire Of GEORGE A. DYER
Main Street EllsWorth, No. 80
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~ The closest examination Of the fna ncisl
condition Of the Companies represented at this
Agency Is desired.
Policies written for responsible Solicitors
and Agents on liberal terms. and correspond
ence solicited. sp.no .23tf
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The Sawed Tontc, In conjunction wA FlI.. mr.
and assinlfiafss with food Cgffarst Il
pFuxTrss~s wIthossf is previous BON
h~eones painless. and the IL g. ~ a, h4n
rhefa IL HAtuisuer q t s,-
mach. An appetite sets In
Now cotrs the greatest BI1ai Purifier ever yrt given
b. inuizvnt father to suffering scneiek raj
Innc Strap onfaes ~ 90 perfra Its fanctlnt ID
hsstsn and complete The II enters upu a.
work Mature cannot h. cheated II eolirct. zn ri.s4
he impaired AMI dIs~assi pnCtAsus ~ the lanss III
form q sAshrFnss u prepares them for oxpecspran
and lei tn aver short time the malay v4nqusard
c rUatsn ihruas that occupied raA.!.
a~ and the ps'isni In all the Dignity Of gained siT
forth 10 tnAuAoat
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ECONOwY n WEALTH.

bottle of LATHAMs CATHARrIC EX.
TRA' i viii preserve the health OF most families
for An entire year All the druggists have IL
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Bakers Orange Grove Bitters,

Tor Irregularities OF the Digestive Organs l..
ramp OF Cello, or pains in the Stomach or bow.
found very effcacious In cases of Dysn.nsia
Tor loss OF Appetite, Langaor, General Drbiht
anu oppression Of spirits, they have no eouaI
nney are especially recommended for Chronic
D,hrh1a, Chills and Fever. Night sweats, Bill.
oesncss and Jaundice. Z. 4. r. BAKER Il co
sole froprie'ors, loT Commercial Street, Boston
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS,
SD, wlGGtN co, Druggists and Apo,h.c, rio,
Ellsworth, Maine,
So no smu;a
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1hE subscriber hereby zlycA public notice 70 all
! concerned, that Ne has t,,.ra duly anUoir,..i
and ha' taken upon himself, the trust Of m Al
Ininistra,or OF the estate Of
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for the removal Of Dyspepsia Bilious { Complaints
and Impurities Of the Blood. 20 teingc the patient
with medicine a very few doses " LATHAM )
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IN the County OF Hancock d.cra-ed l,,, ,,v,,,
oond as The iaw directs she therefore reatls-t, III
persons who arr Indebted % The said liec.a-.,f'
essa'e, 70 make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhtbit tha
same Tor payment CAROLINE yEsS.,DT~r
5w37
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t"der the Direction of
PROF. |. \. SOUTHARD, of Boston
Fred s. Davenport, of Bangor, Pianist.

hessinfs otaioro OF Moses IN Egypt. the Ora
III" hoiuT Book, with other WORK, as they may
be needed, and a Church Music Book viii he M.
nished tor the Glass
such instruction aud practice as Teachers and
h'a"tI- ~ thotfs Hte more particularly in t.rs.t-
ei IN, aud which viii also be valuabir Ia all 80
ie-'re "a improve themselves in the Science and
Practice Of Music. will be gwen each tnorpi,.s
anu a. opportunity occurs during the sas-4an
popular Lecture, tuIi OF aneodats sna uusfra
Ion VII be delivered by y. Of soJf'THAgD m
the eotrse OF the session.
special arrange,p ents have been made for th.
pssiof NANCE Of The brilliant aud Splendid ORA
TpRio or MOSES IN EGYPT BIZ Rossint ~,
lhnrsdaY Evening ''
AZ There viii be three MATINEts and tbrre
CoNt EXITS Son Wednesday. Ihnr s,tay and , u.
Gay Afternoons and Evening fIrAcI. may Il,
hA@ Of The serrctnry. +. =. DtREN ami Il he
daor o the Han
Wesb~r ~ Tick etc, For those takt,,- f.s,, 81,
ne 'N''e's"S. Ahd ~ititng - th the tlaS- = u
season Tickets, Admitting visitor 10 ell t,.
sessions And VIII secured seats At the t.n.
%
Except the front row Of seats In th,. {, ,lfer,
VIC" Af"+-.-'.--- northumberland 10
s"ne~rs Ttckess, VITA secured seat. .rror.t
lhs 10 location. .......-...-..{ q attt IA .,-
'eheAINAl7 ana Matnces, .--.........--.2S euf-
sale Of secured seats TO commences, At bras -
200 st"'f. "n iHvksDAY, sept. IS. Ihov can
ar" hc ordered by mail OF otherwise.
sr~~ Return Tickets To those cowt.y
by Railroad or Steamboat.
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FALSE ALARM
CATH e4OR sToDR san lives. Frigh,
all over Fall and Winter Stock of
BOOTS and SHOES
received, and will b sold IevsP -. - -
ssAsr seoso h the State Of Maine.
Eusworth. Sept =, nm. IL,
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Al Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
ana Tor the County OF Hancock on III. i'll
ednesday OF Sept. A. D. ISL
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..,.. '.vN hI-NNII, TZIN.
TIT iEh" rep and White dem are
elected representatives to the I.epi,la,nre
from Rookland. The election Of Whi,c
pN'' Hi'h"nton rep was caused by a
p"rely local question.
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Consumption,
by J. H. SCHENCK, II. d.

Many huraas being has passed away for whose death
thsre vas no otfsr resson than tire neglect
AMI inhspatahy proved q cure Those near and
dear 10 family asd friends sleeping the
siEiabsr into whicA had they calmly Adopted
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1Ht y B>C RiEER hereby gives public notice
% ~ concerned that she has been duly AZ.
P''h'ed ana mas taken upon herself the trust of
an Administrative OF the estate OF
"
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IN. SOsEPH u. sCmENCMv SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and svai.ed themseivrs wonderfully enc .esoq.
Kesiicinss they wuasa not have falsu
DR. schenck has In has prpsen that where
ever sRseieni vitality that vitality By his rs
zines and his areetons nc their aaeAuued into
hoaiihfal vtsnr
IN This statement thsra nrshln< prestrat,tnYgs
To the faith u IN, Inv aid mate representation
Tat ~ not thousand times subztantiard bv t and
stsihie wsrss The thsuEy oS The by f shencks
nesctnes 10 as snpla a. Il Is GpfAing It's philosophy
requires Argument II Is s~if assuring ssif-cpn-
rtncns
The scA~eesi Tonic and Mandrake Fins The
peapons tfh whic the ealri nazladv asstilsti
Ivo-tsifs % The cases ~ couSuppfiun dv,
pspsia aRd fanr;Asnaily disoFyerrd liver via ths
condition TIE brpaohAl taLes sYuapAthlze with The
stomach They rusPo0d 10 the marbilc action ri the
liver Here then the eliminating result and Tie
aeil!nz IN. With all n. h.xtf,...ns .4IEntnu.s
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The work II Is bcginrlng The ylI!atra and
nucoas deposits IN the bowels aud IA the alisnrufar CO.
ma are elected The liver, iike cfock wpnnd Us II
sruses rta it ,nrpisrY The stomach rrsp.rvctr
Al In g.oltA hal
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CONSCNPTuON.


Tho Mandrake Pills composed Of one Il Nature
modest gHs-tia fnSphlllun Fetstuni They p4sess
the ebpo searching Alternative Frvpers q caluael bu
Ak
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Tea-DrinkerS.

After the many revelations recently
published on the adulteration of tea,
or tea-drinkers ought to be prepared
for worse news than that they are, ac-
cording to the discovery OF French
servant, cosuming a quantity OF, leather
in their favorite beverage sufficient, IN
the course of year, for the manufac-
ture of stout pair of boots. The
consumption of this wholesome article
of food is not confined to the drinkers
of "he-tea," but includes even such as
indulge in the most costly and genuine
qualities, supposing them to mix the
beverage with milk or cream. 1t is to
this most innocuous of drinks that we
are indebted for the addition to our
cherished evening draught OF an IN
gredlent proverbial for indigestibility.
Tea-leaves contain q proportion OF
tannic acid, which in the liquid state IS
suspended in solution. Milk, on the
other hand, contains a proportion OF
white ofegg, and the two constituents
being the main ingredients OF leather
readily combine on mixing the fluids,
adding by the globules of leather-llke
substance which they form to the op.
acity of the compound liquid. We dC
not apprehend that this discovery will
deter any of cur readers from taking
their accustomed allowance of tea. Il
may possibly, by the scientific explana
ton of the process, even add new rel
ish to their enjoyment. At any rate
they ought to be thankful to learn wha
excellent powers of digestion they arr
gifted with, enabling them to digest
shoe-leather. though even this may be
no novel intelligence after the convinc
ing demonstrations furnished by thei-
butchers. Pail Mall Gazette.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Tricks oil Jugglers.

A traveller at Kinsai was entertained
by the Yiceroy, the Amir Kustal, and
this was one of the amusements
'sThat same night juggler appear
ed, who was one of the Great Khan s
SLAYER, and the Amir said to him, Come
and show us some of your wonders z
Upon this he took wooden ball with
seven holes in it, through which long
thongs were passed, and laying hold of
one of these, slung it into the air. Tt
went SO high that we lost sight of it
altogether CIT was the hottest season
of the year, and we were outside in the
middle of the palace court There
now remained only a short end of
thong in the conjurer's hand, and he
desired one of the boys who assisted
him to lay hold of it and mount. He
did 50, climbing by the thong, and we
lost sight of him. The. coniurer then
called to him three times, bnt, getting
no answer, he snatched up knife, as
if in great rage, laid hold of the
thong, and disappeared In his turn
By-and-by he threw down one of the
boys hands, then a foot, then the other
hand and the other foot, then the
trunk, and, last of all, the head Last
ly, he came down himself, putting and
blowing, and with his clothes all bloody.
kissed the ground before the Amir, and
said something to him in Chinese. The
Amir gave some order IN reply, and oul
friend then took the lads limbs. laid
them together and there was the boy, whC
got up and stood before rs All this
astonished me beysnd measure. It /.
quite natural that the writer should be
astonished."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Horrors OF Paris.

Another horrible revelation of the
corruptness of French society has Just
been made in Paris. In May, 1859, the
Marchioness de La Mothe Fenelon, the
wife Of one of the Emperor's chamber
lains, was in the bedroom of distin-
guished officer, Commander Thevet, at
the early hour of six in the morning,
when the latter blew his brains out in
her presence, and she, in less than a
denaa-toilette, ran down stairs scream
ing for the concierge. Toe newspapers,
putting this and that together, arrived
at the conclusion that the unfortunate
Commander committed suicide because
he had been ruined by the Marchion-
ess, and was no longer able to satisfy
her importrnate demands for money,
The Marquis, in reply to very broad
insinuations that he had been mari
conlpldisaaat wrote a letter to the papers
stating that his wife only called upon
Com. Thevet to ask his influence to get
his son, who had enlisted in the 5th
hussars, on the sick list, and that the
suicide was fortuitous coincidence
totally unconnected with her. This ex-
planation met with little credit, but
nothing more wes heard of the matter,
and it was speedily forgotten. The Mar
quis now has raked up the old story and
proclaimed his own dishonored. The
Marchioness after draining her para
mour of every farthing of his own, got
him to spend the money of his son by
deceased wife, of whom he was q
trustee Stung by remorse for his folly
and dishonesty Thevet. on the occa-
sion of his last advance to the harpy,
insisted on her giving him pawnbrok.
ers' tickets for some valuable diamonds
which she had pledged for much less
j than their value. Then, hoping to save
his child f1om utter destitution, he
made will leaving to him the tickets
for these diamonds, and stating that
they were his own, because he had adj
vanced to the Marchioness o great deal
more than the value of them. The mar
quis brought an action against the
guardians of the orphan, and has gain.
ed his cause He stood upon the law
that his wife had no right to ALLEVIATE
her diamonds without his consent, and
the court rules that the law is on his
side. Rather than lose the jewels, be
was willing to lose his own reputation
and destroy that of his wife. s.s9
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THE HARPER TRAGEDY,
Recent Developments Wade--A White
Man Arrested on Suspieion-another
Alleged Aecomp1ice Esca pes--A Fresh
TTan Discovered.

Recent Developments Wade--A White
Man Arrested on Suspieion-anotFaeI eI
| Alleged Accomp1ice Esca pes--A Fresl Il
Trail Discovered.
The Lexington Daily Press says that
from accounts which We're received
yesterday from Midway it appears that
Detective Butts has not been employed
IN yaln. We stated when speaking OF
this case some tims ago, that this gen
tleman was by no means satisfied with
the aspect of the case, as it appeared
at the time Of the examining trial at
Versailles, of the negroes supposed to
have been implicated in the murder
On Yesterday, we learn, white man
named Kirk was arrested on suspicion,
and active search was being made for
another named Bolan, who disap-
peared from the vicinity of Midway
quite suddenly. The detectives are,
very properly, extremely reserved re-
garding whatever facts may have come
to their knowledge duplicating these
men. The rumor is, however, that an
old woman who washed for the sus-
pected parties accused them of having
blood upon their clothing, and also of
having conyersed together upon the
subject of the murder ON the morning
succeeding, one of the party (for there
were more than two) asking petulantly
why another /" had killed the old wo-
man, she couldn't have told anything
anyhow" The case is being pushed
with yigor and worked with skill on the
part of the detectives, the prospect be-
ing that the murderers will eventually
be brought to Justice
The Kentucky Gazette has the fol-
lowing New developments have been
recently made in the Harper murder,
which. are likely to lead to the detec-
tion of the murderers Last Saturday
night number Of Irish living near the
Harper family had drunken spree,
and of course free fight It became
so bitter that awoman, the wife of one
of the men, went to Midway on Mon
day, and denounced them as tie MUIR
derers of the Harpers. Her statement
was, that she overheard one of the
men, late on the night of the murder,
say that old Jake Harper would never
go to the races any more, and
to curse his companion for hit
ting the poor old woman. She further
said that their shirt sleeves were bloody
and that they could not wash out the
stains, 50 had to cut off the sleeves.
One of the men has since been arrested,
and officers are in pursuit of the others.
One of the men is her husband but she
said he was not worth S., 900. This is
the reward which John Harper has of
fored.for the detection and conviction
of the murderers. The shirt sleeves Of
the man arrested were cut off. Miss
Betsy Harper died on Friday from the
effects of her injuries, and John says
that he will never run another horse.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Symptoms OF Liver Complaint, and OF
Seme Of the Diseases Prod need by it.

A sallow or yellow color of skin, or
yellowish brown spots on face or 9th
or parts of body; dullness and drowsl-
ness with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste in the mouth, dry
ness of throat and internal heat pal
pitation, in many cases a dry teasing
cough, with sore throat, unsteady ap-
petite, raising of food, checking sensa-
tion in the throat; distress, heavlness,
or bloated or dull feeling about stomach
and sides, pain in sides, back or breast,
and about shoulders collie. pain and
soreness through bowels, with frequent
attacks of diarrhma, piles, fatulence,
nervousness, coldness Of e1tremihes
rush of blood to head, with symptoms
of appoplexy numbness of limbs, .es-
pecially at night; cold chills alternat
ing with hot flashes, kidney and urinary
! difficulties, seminal weakness, dullness
low spirits, unsociability and gloomy
/ forebodings. Only few of the above
symptoms likely to be present in any
case at one time All who use DIR
Pierce's Alt. Ext. of Golden Medica
Discovery for Liver Complaint and it;
| Complications, are loud in its praise
Sold by all frst-class Druggists. 567