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4 Japanese BED

Traveller u the Ea~t giv-> ihr follow
MI amusing description 81 the slcepin.
art1gl'us .lAtnu> 81 the japanese.
mattress I'D the form or Svcry thick
quilt, about seven feet lang aud four wi,ie.
wa> spread on the fpor. and over K vas
la-d an ample robe. very long and heavily
padded. aud provided Win large sleeves.
Having pui On thls n -hi-drc,>. the sleeper
covers himself wiki another quilt. aud
Sleep E. e.. %: hc has had SON, years
prarlct." In the use OF ihI, bod
But The most remarkable fcaiurr a,.ou, a
JApluc-c I'D J. the pillow This J. 4
""o,ivn box about four inches high. eight
luth,> !nn-, aul two inches v !dt at the
top IL has cushion of folded paycr- Ga
'hc upper side 10 rest The neck on. fpr ;h.
elaborate manner ~ drussln: the hair do,-s
~; permit the Japanese, especially the
w",ur-. IN press the hesd on the pillow
t'sry morning the uppcrmo,t paper J.
aiken - rom tue cushion. exposing a
eitAu surface. without The expense ofwa>h-
iu- pillow case
passed = greater par; Of the time IN
lcarnln. how & pt!,e nv head In this novel
;aAnurr, auI when | finally closcl my
eye. D. Wa> - dream that wa~ being
>.HN Is Pc headed. aud 10 awake Al the crisis
r. hli the pillow bottom up. an,i ais
nceA resting on THE sharp lower edge ul
iAr box Dunn. ny stay be- She country.
| lca ned many Of IT, Customs. mastering
the nc Of the Chop-,tick> and ACrustntutr,
nay palate Ia r..N flesh fi,h. bot the attelnl..
=" balance my head on n Two inch pillow /
Eatc uls ~ despair. amer tryiu. tn vain -
secure the box ami tying il "a ms neck and
head.
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Useful Receipts.

INA few cloves added to ink will
prevent it from becoming mouldy, and
impart an agreeable perfume.
II is said six drschms OF carSolc acid.
dissolved in one gallon water. is a sure
protection Of vines against insects. The
striped bug dislikes this preparation, and
seeks his dinner elsewhere.
WINDOWS CRYsrALHTp.-Disso Ed
som salts in hot ale or solution OF gun
arabic, wash 1t over the window. and let II
dry. II you wish to remove any. to form a
border or centre piece. do 1t with a wet
cloth.
RINEpY FOR Prepare horse
redi>h by grating and mixing in vinegar.
the same a. for the table. and apply in the
temple when the head Is affected: or to
the wrist when the pain j. IN the arm or
shoulder
To RAISE THF SuRF,CE oF VFLvEr-
Warm fat iron moderately. cover II with
a wet cloth. and hold IL under the velvet
the yapor arising from the heated cloth will
raise the pile Of the velvet, with the assist
ancc Of a rish-whi>k.
SMILE R4MEpY FOR CRorr.-A lady
correspondent Of the Maine Farmer says
The following i an effective remedy fnr
Group .-"llaif tcaspoonful of pulyerized
alum lu q little mOaSSr>. 1t j. a simple
remedy, one almost always at hand, and
enc dose seldom falls to alive relief lr II
should. repeat ii amor one hour"
Bus Lou.-Four pounds % -four and a
spoonful of salt. pui into bread pan. rub
In half pound Of dripping ant one pound
N stoned rti-ins ami dried cnrrAnts; beat
four eggs. add them q oupfil ~ Yeast.
anil pint of warm milk. Siir al well to-
-e'h'r. cover and >.t before the 1rc Tor an
hour. kncad well aud pot In huitcred
bread tius. Let il rise before the ire for
bali an hour. and bake.
L"' K1A~ -Nathin: can d. applied TO a
severe Cai or hrai>c that . better than cold
'urrcuiiue. il viii give crrtAin rricf a.n.o>,
instantly. II J. also said to Doe a sos crci-n
remedy for Group >Aturair 4 piece ~
Hannci with ii aud place the flannel pu the
iADai and chest. and ia very severe case
three oT five drops on lamp Of sugar raaN
RI ilkra inwArliy. Every family should
have bottle on hand. II J. simple
remedy and can De easily tested.
CURE foK NERVOUS Hr,pA,Iir
"ci Known kcn'ucky minister. >uhI,c,
80 severe spells Of nervous headache Wa
90 our Office the other day. say, an a.
change. during one of tho, attacks Ma
Brown. oi Mexico. was present, and pro-
fp>'A II relieve BIN in ave nlingtss which
hr dii must tHeffgaIv. Th- following j.
the prescription Take 4 desert spoonful
~ common soda. such A. i, used in max! :
bread, and dissolve il Thoroughly iu a quart
Of cold water WIKI this thoroughly
shampoo the head far about dc minutes.
scratching the skin % the head anu TIC back
"i iAg meek Wei Wta ;Ar Lu-cr uA.>
Then rinse the head with clean cold water
MAJOR Brown say De has used iA.> rrm,d,
ln perhaps thousand gu>c~ since l-sc
and never once tailed - give relief in n,r
or ten minutes. Thi> remedy Is Tor ners-
ouN hraiachc. sud - uoi for those arr
r"H~ 80 ihe head arsiu. from dcraused
~i'uarA~.- AlsfrnIE EurIi Hpme.
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y. w. ANGLE OF ELLswoRrH-T. L. Nc
Kenny has sold his homestead to F. Hous-
ton asd has bought the farm Of Chas Aus
tin at the head Of Branch pond
Mr.. John Carter is teaching his 9sth
school. He has taught 81 successive sea-
sons, is in good health and spirits, and
thinks he shall continue 10 teach until he
dies in the harness.
Mr. EDITOR On the 10th and llth of
October l picked a number Of ripe rasp-
berries from the bushes by the road side In
Ellsworth and Orland. These were on the
same bush. from the bud to the ripe fruit.
I counted more than forty Of all kinds on
one stalk.
John Douglas, of Orland. raised from
one fourth an acre "a bushels Of ears of
corn and 800 pumpkins.
Isaac Richardson has bought the Rocky
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The Weather in Mars.

The planet Mar has recently been the
object Of unusually careful inspection nv
English astronomers. and some curiou-
results have been reached. The oceans
are easily d distinguished from the con incuis,
pa" former generally wearing green blue
TIM; aui The land a wcli-fnarkci red hur
over these pass clouds AZ times or rha,
the observers consider TO be such whenever
iaof >ce a whitl,h light gradually replacing
these ordinary coiOrs. ON recent acca-
sion, comparing the observations OF two
astronomers. it was found that 4 certain
well known sca was partially concealed
from View by great cloud mas, spreading
over many thousand square miles OF the
surface A. the hours passed the cloud
seemed 10 be melting away. whether by
the suns heat or because they had fallen in
rains wa>. OF course. not determined. until
the shore that had been concealed was
wholly restored 10 view. Referring these
phenomena 10 the day OF the planet. il was
asceriained that the clouds had come up in
The early forenoon and passed OF about
noon. II would seem that, As n rule the
mornings and evenings are misty. and that
a. with u, Winter is more cloudy than
Summer.
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IANNING LEAIiIEE--lt j. often a matter
of both convenience and economy IN t4t
household or Oh the farm 70 DE able 20 DO
i LITTLE tanning; 80 We give here aH .p-
proved receipt which may prove useful
Soak the skin or hide eigh. or nine days
in water then put i in lime take il oul.
aud remove :Ae hair By rubbing and soak
j; in clear water until the lime j. entirely
sut Pa one pound OF alum - three OF
salt. dissolve ia a vessel sufficiently large
to hold the hide; soak the hide in Il three
o. four days, then take il out. let IL get
half dry snd then beat or rub it until it
becomes pliable. Leather prepared by this
process viii not do well for shoes. but an
swers for hamstrings. back bands. and
various other purposes on the farm B0s-
ION JazrHll III Chemistry.
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An instance Of the extraordinary ex-
pan>ise force OF nitro-glycerine is given in
German paper, where an explosion took
place Of only ten drops Of this substance,
which pupil in Laboratory had put into
small iron saucepan. and heated with
Bun>en gas flame. The effect Of the ex-
piosion was that the forty-six panes OF
glass the windows of the laboratory
were smashed to atoms. the saucerpan
was hurled through a brick wall, the stout
iron stand on which the vessel had been
placed was partially split, partly spiralIy
twisted. and the tube OF the Bunsen burner
was split and fisttened outwards. For
timely cone of the three persons presen:
in the laboratory at the time were hurt,
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The singing Of swans has been sup
posed TO be fiction, but John A. Hjaltaliu.
an Icelander, writes that he has often heard
them singing in one OF the frths of western
Iceland, where hundreds or them congre-
gate. In the morning and evening their
singing Is 50 loud that il can be heard
miles away, and the mountains on both
sides ring with the echo. for each one seem,
10 join the chorus. The singing has not
the slightest resemblance to the cackling of
geese or the quacking Of ducks. II is
clear and full, and has a metallic ring. The
notion that the singing is sweetest Just be-
fore the swans death, is prevalent In lee
land. Their nests are in small inland lakes
or taDs.
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J. r. Pulsifer Esq. of Poland, sends 100
gallons of milk per day to Portland, where
he delivers it at l-2 cents per quart for
six months in the year. and al cents for
the alternate six months. This makes an
aggregate of SIS, 900 worth of milk sent to
Portland annually by Mr.. P. He reekons
that good mich csw will pay 500 per
year; that il costs $50 10 keep her-net
profit $50. There is such thing as farm
ing for profit in Maine.-l Lewiston Jour
nal.
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A writer in Prairie Fdrm advises the
keeping of pumpkins in the cellar for win
ter use. The largest and rlpest are selected
aud handled with care. They should be
gathered before hard frosts injure them.
If tine stem cleayes from the pumpkin or
they get much bruised. they will decay and
should be rejected. He says they may be
kept in this way till February for stock or
family use.
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To persons living At a distance from meat
markets. the following directions for keep
iug meat may be OF use. Cut the meat in
slices ready TO Try. Pack ii in a jar in
layers, sprinkIing with salt and pepper.
Just enough TO make it palatable. Place
on the top thick paper or cloth. with salt
half an inch thick. Keep this on all the
while. ] have kept meat for three weeks
in the Summer, and the last was a. good a.
the first Rural II1terloaH
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Agricultural,
The Exhibition of the Orland Farmers
Ciuh.

The Exhibition of the Orland Farmers
Club.
The farmers OF orland held their fifth
fair last week Wednesday and Thursday
were the days but ii rained the first day,
which was our stock day. On account of
weather three yoke OF oxen and steers,
with one native bull, added to herd Of
Ayrshire, with one Jersey, made up the
stock list Two lots Of chickens. dark
Brahma, the other light; together with two
moving machines, Woods & Clipper, made
up the exhibition for this day. For more
than half century the old people have
been talking about the dark Friday; now
the rainy Thursday steps in to relieve the
mnuotouy. II he Penobscot river rises
ire, perpendicular and other streams In
proportion. then. VIII the day De long re-
membercd Not much fair this day. our
only hope now was in holding on until fair
weather. FRIDAY . tar a, this was con
ctrncd. wA> al we could desire. Bat no'
hayln. facilities Tor t.lcgraphin- the knoWl-
edge ofpo-tponcmont il was confined - the
A,me circle. Al these thiu-> were
against u.s. ygt the exhibition Of farm pro
auce. - flr a. quality was concerned. was
h,t or anEthin. We have bad. Potatoes.
cora. oat,, barley. beans aud onion, were
N.l Adlei to ,hl~ Mr. Jacob Partridge
81 Bark>q'rt. made picture gallery of one
Ind aud wlu-> of jae han rs display o.
nA paintings hi~ own work. These pic
iura> reheet cs.al. on the Young artist
and made quite an addition - our show
NeNt. Wheeler Z Wilson step in with iNo
I'D tAsir family sewing machines. rcprr>cn-
t.i Dr. Nr -. IF BANGOR. Nj wa
master Va tho situation. THE strip, ~
c'Ytu. pressing through his fingers and under
ST., ueeIle would come oui stitched. nut
Arl hcmmei bound anI ;rns'l. a II hy
magic. ", would advise all ladies haVin.
Ata- 81 d.. r. pass it over 20 Nj "
anJ Z b. WON'T Is III boy oue ~ these
maeh.ae--;A,s rlu ~ocs>y- are So simple.
aaI SAD .A,t sep inu-
N.Nt. auI .a-f Nc>-r- Nhlucy Arms.
oc Csaa Sea-, l,r exhibition one "r their
J,uasAar-1 -ho,-.aa- Thi>. for
>,.or,3n. -ua J. ahrai % auythin; we
hayr-sen. an3 the gunner, were cap;ivaicd
Nrt.- ra.- w-ll remaiu here for .alc a fow
day~
oa I'D vA7ic We hal n good ,i-nr anA
fair show. anJ are in good condition far
t.la w1ra tho coming winter.
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La u Is Hnf..T.taoi thai "a pfs.cai stl.1 -
b. sold rcInKrkabfv ios 90 sA.h RI, t.a II.
Ihls
u any A. d-sfcs O. 81 tais .v1-i la.treta
J. aiion. Aai 81 - = hatsAlr ~ilI rInrr tr
y .saIe si.-s 10 AN Il aurs. CONN ANb>Ek
jGLII~bN
t4ita nffa- -cfstr ~ tsrr !f t..i lrF
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Farm for Sale.

.Es.ah TIE UBSLKIBER OFFERs FOR SALE
.ssssM bis well-known farm, situated in Ella
GAA worth, on the Bangor road miles from
snsworth village and four from the Falls villa re
Isnd, twenty-five under cultivation, thirteen in
pasture, balance in wood and timber land. There
with small outlay it could be made 20 cut twen.
~. Some portions OF this meadow 10 now well
into cranberry vines. Tue house IL . large two
IN the second story whole length. Wood shed
and carriage house, two stables one s0Xa3 and
one Sstso. Two sells OF watsf. Also q young
bear The situation Is suitable for Tavern stand
ana is desirable every way. 1t il offered for sale
because ] intend going west. A good barRnin
viii be gwen. ROYAL TYTA
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For Sale,

- FOR SALE IN ELLSWORTH by the
ssss subscriber. good two story House and
stable, with IA rods Of land, on HANCOCK
street also 70 acres Pasture and Wood land in
ciudln6 three acres moving situate A
near samuel Goodvins, on the Oak Point road.
One.fourth part each Of the following ramed
Sesseis: Schoouers Or0Simbo, LoduskiS 4. Rei0n
do, and Catharine. d. q. EAON
SR4H2k9a S1!S ~. 1Gl. 3ln
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B 0 0 7 s & SH ES

''rond m n'r" rsrr "Gsr~l bern Bought for
= Nh. 4 4. nv rntirr .i.-.. ali " y. .aii -
f' t' litr AMI ~ li.c 3"
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FER an extensive practice oil upwards OF
.. Thirty years, continues TO secure Pa.ents in
the United States; also in Great Britain, France
aud other foreign countries. Caveats, specihcs
tons, Assignments and all other papers for Pa.
tents, executed on reasonable terms, with dis
patch. Researches made to determine the validity
and utility ofPa,ents of Inventions, and legal
and other advice rendered in all matters touching
the same. Copies Of the claims of any patent
furnished BY remltting one dollar. Assignments
recorded in washIngton
No 1geacy in the Uaaed States possesses sut erior
Ndct.fes for obtaining Patents, dsceraininy tn,
PrGctioabi!itv Of iaueafioas.
All necessity OF journey to Washington 70
procure Patent and the usual great DELAY there
are here saved Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy A. me of the most eapabl. and
saeessfaI practitioners Nth whom | have had
omciaintereourse. CHAs. MASON.
Comm sioneFs of Patents
- have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man more cospeseas a,..l
applications in a form to secure for them an earIy
and favorable consideration at the Patent ofice
EDMUND BURK'
Late Commissioner OF Patepts
Mr.. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an
plioations for Payents, having been successful in
almost every case. suce unmistakabie proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads me 10
recommend all inventors to apply TO him 10 pro.
cure their patents, as they be sure OF ba wing
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very Ieasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston ia. Is7i-,yr.
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Iteady-Nindc Clothing.

Tot IN fashionable maancr. art writ made ant
81 imacd, suitable tor th~ Nor laat rtAAaie.
Farmer or lAis.'tlng man. hich j. sos un.lt-i
al tfe issSc.t Isa.tttir pflcf FuH N~u
ihr Furnishing ~ paftinnt su4bta.s. 40 tiiAt -
ueu ur issgfauis. such
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sk>TLkNh> vail aR,l az the above establish
meat one OF the lar get AMI best selected >
OF uIni H. aud real made cio,tag offered Ia
teis ,uy, consisting et fsacy CASHMERE Doe
skins Of Amertosn, feoea, and kasis-h name.
facturc, Nesttns- Ut every desirable style aud
gssiiiS. uhleh the pruprirtoF OF this establish.
rns.ai - nov prepared 10 Iaakc up 10 order ia the
most gents-sl manner. osntleussn can d-J-nsi
utssa gcttt
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Mo. tn-' rs-sVei 500 ~ go s'fa-t.- AMI
fariEr 1losb Fac. MAicr-Fr.,ot Fsfss toliA.
;he hrsi atiinx aud taa.t darAbir P.l.cr collar
uAnutsrturrt
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For Sale.

4 DWELLING HOUSE that viii accommodate
~ large family, In pleasant and central etu
alton. For further information spplv % JAMS
=. DAVIS. Ellsworth, Ne. s1ssf
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" 'F' 'fiiins W" 'l".r "u' vshai 1 rns kcrv 80
have on hAnIl l-inw cost. IN or,lor :, ..4,,
roam fnr p" 49, Ant ,ar department
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16

and proceedings Of such sessions TO I've acs
curately written and a copy to be sent to
the corlespondings secretary to be confirmed
or abrogated at the semi-annual or annual
session next following. .....
The president elected at the annual ses-
sion shall preside at any special session at
which he is present, the special presiden
acting for the time in his capacity as vice
president of the medical society of East
Tennessee. BY order of the Society
r - +. X. BAILEY, Nj. D.,
~ President.
SWAN NJ. BURNETT, NJ D.,
Secretary pro tenn.
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MIR. REDFIELD, the correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, is going through
the country to be opened by the proposed
Cincinnati Southern road. He gives, after
some considerable observation, his ideas of
the best route, which he calls the Easter
ly' one. OF this he says:
Among the other routes surveyed for the
Southern road is one called the Easterly Route
which have in manner neglected This line
follows the Central Road to Paris, then strikes
south to Winchester thence 10 Richmond, Lon
don and Williamsburg striking the Tennessee
line about twenty 20 miles east of where tho
middle Chtwcod route crosses it, thence
south, passing some ten miles east of Huntsville
and west Of JRcksbono, thence westwardly into
the Tennessee Valley and TO Chattanooga This
is the most desirable line to form a connection
with Knoxville, as it strikes the Tennessee Val
ley above any other route, ...
This rottc Was surveyed for the most part by
Capt GROCER, and, if adopted, will open up a
large territory in Kentucky 10 the commerce of
the world But any of the routes will do that.
The people of Paris, Richmond Winchester
AID London are much exercised ever the survey
of this route aad claim for il superiority over all
othess, as it can easily be made TO reach Kr"x-
Vile as well as Chattanooga
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Chancery Court, Knoxyille.

II. r. Swepson and T. s. Webb, Adm rs, Sc VS. George
~ Brnnner and others. Original and Injunction
Bll--No. 2297. ID .sIl.1-...s -ttf.n...r .s.i. r
II. APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED IN
this case, which is sworn to, that the defendants
b. X. Strong aud wife. Fannie Il. Strong
dents Of the State of Tennessee 1t is ordered that the
defendants above named appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville. Tennessee. the Third Monday
10 September vt, 1871 aud make defense the bill
fled in this cause or the same will be taken for con-
|, -1'I'i57 frI.' -, M. L. PATTERSON. Q. I'M
4 $3.50. ..yiy i. By W. A, GALBHAIrH, d. G, d M.
9 August 2, 1STi-4w .f... - 49,. tff-r E. H..
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Legal Advertisements
GhanCeFy sale,

Josiah Chapman, Guardian vs.. J S. Keeney's Heirs.
DURSUANr 10 AN ORDER MADE IN THE
| above styled case the April, 1911. term of the
Chancery Court OF Campbell county, will sell on the
It'll day Of September the court house door in
lacksboro', enn, TO the highest bidder Tor cash. he
following described tracts of land One tract Of l25
lying in the ID district OF Campbell county, on
waite Of Coal Creek, adjoining he lands of Ran
doIph Adkins and others. and known lot No in til
uat of lands made in said by II n Wiley, sur
ycyor and tract of 10, acres lying in the said Sd
district of sad county, on the Of Coal Creek,
adjoining the lanus of VIM Lindsey and others, and
known as lot No in said plat Of lands
augg4w -s j. s. LINDSEY, c. * NJ.