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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-19
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S'h Ahher layior, Dodge, from Bangor tor
vineyard Haven, put into Boston Iith in.,
having lot Oo"sprn 10y collision Win al un-
AhoSn schT.
Sch Wreath with bow,prit carried aw., h,
collision. = al FAiThaseu. ct. repairing.
- Il Emma " Day (Of rembrok.J ior New
lorA IN ballast, beiOTv reported had her InA,t :
pulled out while being TOW cd INTO New London
o.h INST, by The revenue cutter ia. tanpb,il
and tug " ellington. and now lie, to tom up
portion oi the cargo u baTque Adj after
from fhil.deiphia for Havana, which pot into
es' Annah Aug ~ IN dislrc,, has lLeen >oid =,
That port, aud the remainder viii be .hipQ,e,i
10 Phiia'Ielpha.
Sch Susan Center Of south Thomaston from
New YORK for IhOma.ton, with coal and -four
went ashore al Chatham sunday night. The
wrecAers got her % on Monday leaking badly
and run her ashore near MOnomov Part Ui
cargo saved The vessel Is . total wreck.
Bris naLettc. Cole IRON stockholm tor New
YORK, put INTO Fayai tho date Dleasing badly.
sen Frank Parker. Whey. from Rocs laud Ior
saeo which got ashore and suDd st Negro Is
land has been raised 10y the assistance OF sloop,
Jenny Linz. Capt. Bowen. and United Slaic,,
Capt tiea'e,. and taken up TO the Poole.
bfig Annie Gardner, Gardiner, sailed from
New YORK Aug 10 for Demarara and hal not
arrived out up TO sept 23i. She registered 30
ton. and wAs built IN ls5. at Castine. wher.
she was owned by Dresser Perkins. Capt
Gardiner and other>
sch Biilow, from Porl aledonia I Is for Boston
Is ashore ss ArIchat CB, and will have 10 dis
charge cargo TO get Oh.
Considerable damage was donss0 vessels ~
ing in the river near the foot of Exchangr -. T..
Bangor, Saturday, Afer The tide turned and
commenced 10 run out. THIS added ~ the
great force Of the current. brought heavy
strain upon the vessels, and thAy settled dow n
river On their hawsers IA bundled feet irou,
their former positions. The crews were hard
~ looking Tor this aud in spite Of al their Ell
iorts some of TIE vessels were much injured.
schooner Evergiade. oi Boston, was jAmmed
clear ON top Of the wharf and badly stove
twisted and strained; schooners l.. II. Strout
snd l. ID. Wentworth Of Il tn2or. both had
rails and bulwarks smashed while = dozen
other crafts were damaged more OF less in hull,
and rigging. many losing boats or having them
stove. A scow owned BY Matthew Lincoln
Was 80 crushed Is 10 BE- beyond repair, and an-
other. owned BY Cutler, Thatcher Il Co.. was
rendered almost usee.s.
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bs~sss aloag sher~.

Mr. Henry Workman 6, buildine, 4 nice
house At Gouldsboro'.
The citizen, Of Gould,boro ar, hailJ-
ing meeiing-hoG-e. The frame l. ALREADY
up and boarded.
Barney iiavcy. of sullivan, and Alfred
u. trabtree. Of Hancock. have recently
commenced operations on quarry j.,
sullivan. They are getting cdge-stone.
""rA j. BOW progressing on five quarrie.
On sullivan.
y "uF CORES Pondent has been shown
some -tra" bcrry-vires. picked in sullivan.
!''t week by Mr.. Mary : Fenton. These
vines ~ere in iull blossom. aud on them
were green Strawberries
a 'Woiractci meeting" was In session
Al >i"ubrn last week. The services were
conducted By the Rev Mr. Bloomfield OF
SteHhcn. Rev. Il. +. Sjinson. OF Harring-
tom and Rev. NJ. Fletcher. formerly Pre-
siding Elder. here
An unsuccessful attempt was made on
saturday las. to launch the fine brig bull,
by Capt, sawyer. at Milbridgc. The WAYS
spread. aud The vessel stopped after going
about thirty feet. At present adylccs. she
Remains IA stdia iao.
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Some ycars since blua ,ca captain Of
our acquaintance concluded Ia exchange
The quarter deck Tor 4 place behind coun-
ter. lie accordingly purchased a store aud
-. \ Of goods In a small Village not far
from the Hub (abbrcyiation for buhbub) OF
Hancock county. The bovs of th, VILLAGE
having been allowed the largest liberty in
their sports. rather annoyed the Captain hy
their boi,;crOus mcrrimcut He cndcav-
orcd to quiet them, and was laughed al for
hi pains. and at last his patience being
exhausted. he turned them out Of doors.
trgcd on by the spirit of mischief. and en-
Outraged by several BOYS OF a larger
growth. who industriou>ly followed the
occupation Of loaiing. the boys assem-
blcd. few evening afterwards. Oh the
platform ia front OF the Captains store.
each urchin provided with jews-harp. its
size corresponding TO his width of mouth
and tension Of jaws. and commenced such
a sercnade a. David OF old never conceived
of, or imagined. Soar old friend. the Cap
tain, possessed fund Of grim humor. and
=
which two could play. H. accordingly
went ont and listened. apparently we'll
pleased. To- the music. When for want OF
breath they paused. he commended their
Performance and encouraged them to 20
on Al"r they had played some time Il.
invited them into the store and throw ing 4
large quantity Of lozenge, on the counter
said Help yourselves BOYS. eat all YOU
want. hut carry none away Young
America. alwa ys noted for a loye OF sweet
meat. went in" with right good " III.
and lo1cnge- went down AT rapid rate.
Ai'erihcy had eaten 4, much E, he thought
was -afr. the Captain. with n wicked twin
he in hls eye. advised them TO 20 home
This advice, being seconded by admoaitory
twinges beneath their Wristbands. was
speedily complied with, and quiet rained
again. But will not attempt 10 describe
the sorrows OF that never TO be forgotten
night; the groans and writings OF the
victims; or the anxious yigils OF the fond
mothers; the fancy Of your readers can
II up the picture. The serenade never
wa repe Gated, the Captain was ever after
treated with a shuddering respect. and
Worm Lozenges have had n dull sale in
that village ever since. L.
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ny sYLvANCs.

by sYLvANCs.
An article in this weeks American. has
aroused the dorment memories. and "pa-
ucht energies" Of our most skilful tale
re'a'ers-has set the grocer's lamp to
burning brightly-has sent thrill through
The town. from heart to heart. for all of ms
Ike flash of thunder. think Of the dreams
OF captain Holden and Benton Raide. and,
what came from them.
There il no more doub; OF the truth or
tue story (Which hav'nt told yet) than
there Is Of money buried BY Robert Kid on
the side of Wescott mountain.
captain Holden dreamed. one night. of
finding money long buried. with Benton
Eaide. and Benton Ralr dreamed of find
ih@ money, long buried. with CAPTAIN IIol-
dcu. hut neither mentioned il to either
AMI >"they dreamed the same again. which
set each toward each other until they met
when they told their dreams in the prrscnc.
81 i've aged matrons whom they snppo..d
I" be deaf. but who warned them IL was ,
"f"rcwarner of death"
They agreed to sleep once more. how
ever, and II another night brough, them
duplicate impressions of the same as mem
TONED. they were to take some steps In the
reality.
Twas midnight. and they both awoke,
Awoke amidst conflicting thoughts and
confused plan-. The same dream came 20
Them again. and - fprcihly did il a.; ut,au
them. that Beut"n-fcii ia his pocket Il, be
sure lac had not found any money already.
and hndng none there a. usual. concluded
lu harmony with Holden. to search Tia.
r'ac" Morpheus had told them or and he
satisfied
According {" agreement, they met. like
t"n politicians, two hours before the an
pointed time al the appointed place, on the
eastern shore ui the harbor.
The scenes about to be inaup1Iraied are
located on a small island. a mile and a half
from the mainland; 80 4 was necessary
for them 70 take boat. and as they were
amer money Ia coin. they took a lar..c
Nawl boat :" 70 bring Il safely.
They wer" 10 dig. in ordinance with their
dreams. without speaking a word. until
they found pot Of gold. then. a. they had
n" Further instructions. % take Il home, to
examine.
Before write the scene enacted on the
liiil" island. | must wait week io get
strength. and allow the people time 10 pre-
pare Themselves for n tidal wave story.
concluded next week. II the count ing
lasts. and the author lives
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,s'iswcll

fremont tteas.
Mr.. ii J. Anderson Of Belfast. who h,
"een trading in the store on the poiut.'
ma bought the store lately occupied nv r.
IL Meme and will move in after re6t-
ting it some
Mr.. ;. ". lIerrick i. into the grocery
business head over heels lie has adop,od
new method for country store. that Of
Keeping in one branch. and making ". /
Goods 4 Groceries his exclusive bnsin...
school Dist. No. /. having its school
mouse enlarged and refIrnished. So TO keen
up with the best, and above the average.
Mr.. John ID. Lurvey is doing the work by
contract
Levi Ilamhlin has raised the lar,,c>,
cabbage in the county: 1t measures two
and one half feet by tao fee, wide v itb.nt
stretching.
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Divorce decreed fifth day, and CUSTODY Of
the children given to Libt.
Hale Emery.
No. l5s. James Flyc Iinhabt's Of IRE.
mont Assnmpsit to recover eighty and
seventy-eight one hundredlths dollars maid
the defendant town by Pln. as taxes for the
year 1865, under protest, Pln. claiming tina,
Re was not an inhasitant of fremont in
'ha' year bot of Boston. Flea. general
issue and denial that Plr. had GAINED
new residence. Jury disagreed.
Hale Emery wiswou
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

NIATE O1 MAINE, 1IahCNCA,
WHEREAs, Lafayette \. Bunker and sarah VI
w Bunker, wife Of said Laiay cite. Of Franklif
In SAID County OF Hancock, the first day OF
september. A d., l-ss, by their mortgage deed Of
that date, duly signed, executed, and delivered
mortgaged to John West, OF Franklin in SAID
County @ Hancock, certain parcel OF land sit
nhie In Franklin, aforesaid, bounded as follow ,
To wit:-DR the south and east by the County
road, opposite Theodore BUNKER house, on the
north and west by the Chase lot, so called and
land OF the Franklin Land, Mill and Water Com.
pany,H on the southwest by the Franklin Gene
terry, containing twenty three more or less
And. whereas, the conditions o. said mortgage
having been broken, the said West claims fore
closure OF said mortgage, and gives this notice IN
accordance with the provisions OF the statute OF
this state tor the purpose Of force losing said
mortgage. JOHN WEST.
Dated at Franklin. Oct 4, ISL. Swai
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STATE OF MAINE, Hancock

STATE OF MAINE, Hancock, SIS
WHEREAS, Jane susy, Of Ellsworth, in .ai,,
W County OF Hancock. on the sixth day OF DC.
tober. 4. D., i.69, by her mortgage deed OF that
date, duly signed, executed and delivered mort.
gagged To Bridget Cochran, OF said Ellsworth, a
certain Parcel Of land situated in Ellsworth,
aforesaid, and Is particularly described in sarl
mortgage, which Is recorded IN Registry Of Deed
Office IN said County Of Hancock, vol. 1875, paye
561, 10 which reference may be had for q partiru
lar description OF said mortgaged premises. And
whereas, the conditions of said mortgage ha via 2
been broken, the said Cochran claims a force los
ure OF the same, aud gives this notice in accord
ance with the provisions OF the Statutes OF this
state, TOR the purpose Of ioreclosinx said mort
gage. BRIDGET COCHRAN,
by Ahiory Otis, her Au'y.
Dated st Lllswoi tn, Oct. I. ISL. 3wu
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Ncs-r- Brig. { Cushing wil launch fr,m
thclr yard Ia frccport. ON n 4ndav, o-t- IL Al
IL ", hue hip u lioj ,sj-iO0 ton. ~l,,. i,
owned o. The huiidrr-, aud Capt. IL Randall,
WI" "lii command h-f. She j. called the
Oasis She l. built Of white OAK and hacA
hiS'~'S' ia The most thorough and substantial
10 ahn'' anu ! nr,t class In every particular.
DIG 'Vn QuiAeir. - iou-. built a. lie la. [
ia $50 has Ooel. sosd Ia parties ia New \ ".
for $1,000.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

WHEREAS, CorJeiia ;. Gilley OF fremont by
w her deed OF mortgage dated the twenty. ifih
DAY oil August, lss9, AMI recorded in Hancock
Registry, book 49, psge 2s2, conveyed to me a
certain lot Of land situated In said fremont and
described as follows, VIA 3-Beginning o. George
Hsrmon's south line at the town road thence
running south by said road four rods, thence east
IN rods thence north four rods, thence west -ix
rods, to the first Dtonesi bounds together " in
the buildings thereon. And sheres - the con ii.
tons VI said mortgage having been broken. 4
claim 70 foreciose The same according to law in
such eases made and provided
L. ". NILLIKEN.
Lamoine, Oct. 3, ISL. sw.l
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ f. Kawel's Column.
hanover Pre- lns. Co. New YORK. hAs. G Bur
AZ, Ellsworth.
I.iu"n for improvements on County jail
Petition Tor Road-L. Il. Jordan and othe--
I'tF1ale Not lees.
fAnAr.P \ottoe-h A. Head. Dep. L. : Mar
-.l. a. Ae---ags.r.
A. gnee- Nntice-A. =. Drink~ aier
Esu'yal-M q Jurphy &Co.
F-.f a. Vet Trenton
satoa-1urfi- X JoF-
I.st oi Aiyertt-c,i Letter.
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STATE OF MAIsK iiancnck -
WHEREAS. Hannah A. Havey ol franklln. m
w sal. County OF Hancock, on the thirti.th
Ay - ApTli. \. u, 1870, by her mortg *. deed OF
that date. duly signed. executed. AMI dciis cred
mort gagged TO John West OF Franklin in the sid
county ~ Hancock. a certain parcel of Lana to
grthrr with The buildings thereon, situate ia til
franklin. and particularly described Ia aid
Mortgage, which ~ recorded IN the re. l.i.r 81
D.t-ts Office ia SAID County In vol ~, page Is
10 Nhich saii Record reference may he had Tor q
paricuiar description Of saii nIortga.ed prem
ise,-snd, whereas the conditions OF sand mort
gag having been broken the said West claim a
foreclosure OF said mortgage, and gives tEi- mo-
ice IA accordance with tue provisions oi tilt
siaiu'. Of this state for the purpose foreclos.
ing sal mortgage. JOHN WEST
ltalel al rAnklIn O.k. l. lsll. 3AIl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-19

THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON in the world
i, the Dy-peptic. Ever, thing looks dark and
gloomy, he feels "out Of ,ort." with himself
and eyeryb body else. Life i, burden 10 him /.
TIN, can b. changed by taking Peruvian syrup
Ia proioNide Of Iron.) Cases of21 years stand
ing have been cured BY il.
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Probate Courts.

tfswoKTH .-l-t Wednesday IN January. feb
re4-s August seIsetnser ard December. al
"A iae-iat IA April 81 Weine day in June. and
.I IS .#ine-iisy an Octohcr.
RtrtHiLL.-i-t Wednesday ia july and >syem
ErfNsnoRr -31 "wednesday Jsnuary Nav
sad ~rfdtmber-
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Supreme Judicial Court October Term
JUDGE CUTTING. PREsIDrNs

No. 1874. Joseph Bowden & al, Will
am B. Grant. Trespass quare eiagsrm
fregit. Plea Not Guilty" and for brief
statement of special matter In defence
Den. alleged first, that PHI had no title to
the premises. and second, that Den was
the servant of the real owners. The Jury
found for the Pits, and assessed damages
in the sum Of one dollar.
Abb 4. Hale & Emery.
No. 446. Amanda Hardison, Libt, A
Newell G. Harrison Libel for Divorce
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NJ A X RI ID.

Edsn-Oct. 18th, by Leonard j. Thomas Esn .
Samuel Richards and Miss Olivia ii. smith both ~
Bar Harbor
Biuehil-Oct. llth, Mr.. l. ". Leach Of n Cs.tine
and Mrs Mary l. Hinckley Of Bluehill.
BangOr-Oct. l2th, by Rev. Arthur N knaup
Frank A Wilson and Carrie +. stetson, daughter
of Charles Stetson, all Of Bangor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-19

ana being counted out, as they will be by
'"e Governor and Council, changes the
result so far as to give the Offices mention.
Ell to the republicans by small majority
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-19

The proprictors o: "Johnson's Ancdyne Lin
iment" Parsons Purgative Pills. and sheri-
dan. Cavalry Condition Powders have pub
lished resdibe and instructive pamphlet,
which may he had free al the stores
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From Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. X. Kendall, Freepori
Maine

Maine.
Among the many Salyrs now in Ms,
sawysr's stands pre-emine mt for almost nil the
aches and pains the human family are sflicted
with. For rheumatism, Lame Joints, Ner,-
Gus headache. II gives instant relief. We have
used IL for several years, and ind IL unfail-
ing remedy for Burns. Scalds, sore Throat.
Salt Rheume. Sweiled Joints. &c. We cheer
fully recommend il 10 the public ~ being per-
iectly sale. aud good Tor many more ache. than
We have me ntioned.
MIR. 4 MRS. WM. X. KENDALL.
Freeport, March II, 1865.
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~rtTE 40 MAt>t u4a,psa W.
WnkREh>, Alfred Il tufvy. j. Itcnrs u.,f.
w tha-. ". WhtPpic. t.,u v la4,H.r ha. \
Hot EGwaTiG Farmer. NAlNiu s. t,iad.'tns An.l
I-ter NJ. liant wife 81 " In-ou Hnnt known bv tH,
~ 70. nni natre % hlatiiins. uoyt 4 40 all 81
IL" Cay OF Providence and state Of Rh,,.i- f.
Land On l'e thirteenih dat n August, 4 H.. I>t7
by their mortgage deed VI that date. dul, ,4.n,,i
executed and delivered ~ tladtlng Itpst 4 %,
ainfcsa.i. mor'Eased TO john West. Of fsanklu.
Ia thc County VI Hancock and state u MANI a
certain parcel % wlil Land situate In Toan.hip
Nanb-r rishi, tNo :. 10 sAid County 90 Han
COCK and particularly i, -crtei Ia .ntd mort T..
whlch J. recorded In the egtsiry OF dee. "a, e.
IN sAii ,ounY Of Hancock, In yol 49, PAGE u, q,
winch ssi Record reference may b. hal inr !.
particular Description OG stsi tnuTt aged pIrtuI-
e.. And. whereas, the conditions Va -Ail nirtt.
gag having been broken. the sati West cIlin. 4
l'f't i".aI" VI said mortgage, AMI gives Ihi. no
ler ~ accordance am the provisions 81 tn,
Statute IN This state for the purpose OF inrecio.iI
s-si lDortgaSe JOHN WE>I.
Dated at Ellsworth Oct a. ISL. l~u
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Rufus Chapman Of Liberty, Maine, had stifY
leg bent al the knee. lin bered and Strengthened
ty the Use Of 'Johnson's Anodyne Liuiment."
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ID.

Ehsworth-sept- Joth. Mary T. only daughter
of Lauresten and Mary Z. Weber, aged u wears
koekton, lllInois-Oct. Sd. Calvin Stevens for
merry Of Gouldsboro, aged - years, months
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Business Notices.

Halle Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover il
a preparation Of great merit, and is rapidly
di-plaeng all other- Tor the hair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-19

THE MosT POPULAR and most valuable med
icsl works ever given to the press are those
written by the Consulting Physician Of the
Peabody Medical Institute" Boston, who has
devoted his life to the study Of the subjects Of
which he treats in their pages. These books
are published by the Institute. whose sdyer-
tisemcnt may be found in our columns. and
should he perused carefully by the young of
both sexes. The Science OF Life. or self
Preservation is practical treatise upon mat
tiers deeply concerning the health and Nigor Of
both old and Young, and has already had
career Of usefulness and popularity gratifying
10 TO the author. Equally admirable Is The
work entitled sexual Physiology Of Woman
and her Diseases" by the same able author
Read the Advertisement
MORE CAN DE LEARNED by the use OF
Camps OUTLINE MAPS in term,
than in three without them So say our best teach
ers Ne oehoDl can o0Ora - ~ without
then. sent for xam n alton on request. sem foi
circular, order map fer eAaotanssOa.
ATwELL CO, PoRTLASD, Agents for Maine.
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IARTu GIO~ETs.-t,.t the Hest. Earth
~ Closet %. 2i5 state Street, Hartford.
q. Sol. L. = PROJECTORS OF Muuls's. Moule 4
t.irile-ion'e, IuihCr'S. Warns. Ncwton's and
bSollttlr'- Patents. The only Closets that have
proved effective. The tarth Closet, by it, di-in-
icctios ~ iasrrS, b the most valuable means ~
preventing spread of cholera and other contag-
Ious di-oascs. send Tor circulars. Agents want
81 every where. ~air.room-i u poane ST., Bos
ton; -. Btolhwayi y. y. 1874 Market Street.
Philadelphia.
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~ ANIED, TO ENe away goo 40 surti. OF
" McdIt u AiNtcs 10 The sax au.l Aril-t,-t u
AAdrrA@ bF fORk. tubnru. VI ainr or raG 4
Ms of : Lewiston, Lincoln street son viii re-
,'1'c oo"A I've ~ rage u. a report d. tt.c
ta'r i'r q w tlkI rON-iWcuiy lsur ifrr.ut
h'dHal hAihs. good chance Tor \ Medical
student. Applg .nYu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-27
The Universal Safeguard.

1t is useless for State Legislatures to pass
laws for the preservation Of the public
health, If the great law of Misrepresentation,
which depends for its enforcement upon
the individual, Is suffered to remain dead
letter.
There is scarcely an adult member OF the
community, of either sex, in the country
who has not seen the testimony in favor o.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, furnished over
their own signatures by persons OF &C
knowledged eminence in science. litera-
ture art commerce, and every department
of business and professional life. IheSe
witnesses have declared in the most en-
plicit terms that the preparation Is SAFE
guard against epidemics, sovereign REM
edy for dyspepsia valuable antl-blllouS
medicine, a promoter of appetite, genial
and harmless stimulant, good accllllla-
ting medicine, a strengthener OF the nerves,
a general invigorant, protection against
the deIeterious effects of malaria and i'm
pure water, and that it imparts degree OF
vipor and activity to the vital forces when
is not communicated by any other OF the
tonics and stomachics in use. Under these
circumstances the self-preserVatlVe law OF
nature should teach every rational person
who. either by reason of inherent debility
or in consequence of exposure TO unwhoie-
some influences, Is in peril OF losing lne
| greatest of all temporal blessings, health,
| fhe Importance of using the Bitters as a de-
| fensive medicine. Dyspeptics VINO ncsiecl
| to give II trial are simply their own enc
mics IL Is guaranteed TO cure indigestion
| i'm ali its forms, and the bilious and nervous
will find nothing in the whole range OF
| officinal and proprietary medicines Whlcn
will afford them the same relief.
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and lor each additional ten thousand L
would give them an additional delegate.
This plan would now make our House
Of Delegates consist OF seventy-one
idsteadof fifty-six members, an increase
OF fifteen. sr >t4..9gr q
The SESSIONS Of the Legislature
should be biennial instead of annual.
This would operate as great saving
in the matter OF expenses, and give TO
laws passed q fair trial before they are
repealed. One of the great evils Of the
day is too much legislation.
The limitation Of the sessions of the
Legislature bysthe present constitutions
to forty-five days, works very badly in
practice. Not unfrequently the most
important measures Of the session are
lost for want OF time. would, instead
of limiting the sessions to any gwen
number Of days, stop the pay OF the
members after fixed period, as Is done
in some other States, and let the mem
bers sit as long as they pleased at their
own expense" s