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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

Harrisstos.
Rev. J. =. Eveleth Intends soon To close
his labors with the East Harrington Bap-
tist Church. Of whirh he has been pastor
J nearly three years.
Two fine three masted schooucrs of
over six bundled tons each aud built after
the same model. were launched. the one
on Thursday and The other on SATURDAY
last from the yard of Capt u. ". Rams
del, Ia Harrington. They are noble yea
sels. said ~ same to be the best ever bnilt
IN ihl~ county. They are called the Susan
1. Thnrl"w," commanded by Capt. Henry
lhbbu't, and the ''JaIncs u. Riley.- COM
mantlcd by Capt. Alphonzo Coffin. both Of
this town. These make 1--we vessels which
have been bu 1t here this season. besides
the brig Dirigo repaired at an expense of
some 5000. Messrs. Rams dell & Co, are
already preparing moulds for two or three
other vessels of large size to he built here
next summer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21
Fearful Night on Maine Coast.
~hipwr~ck aud I.o~- Of I.ifr Oh Portland
pr5or.

"r'"F-
schooner II. VI. Wellington. - tons
nuUA +u. eft Broaklin. Maine. WAS wrecked
ur ,u>htu.-. I~aud. iit tlt,. -..,l. .T Iur-tra,.
l2th inst TIE ta;5tAIn.s " Ihnup~on
fcil> thu lr7rs that th. schooner ..i...I
about two weeks AGO from Eraokln far
Boston. W.ih 4 cargo ur lumber. ~b,. L,l
M charged her load ari "a. r.t,t,ui,,.
home " balla.i. when. ia TUESDAY pi,ht
she encountered the gale. The ttt.f,Iu.
immediately pu for Portland. and vas
ju>t maAine the hsthor. M. ,i,.I N,
says. Wa BLOWN. i-arriIliy. ann .h- IA.
running with double rcrfrl f41iu.,il and
ib She passed liam leland in.nl. ~.
hf,aA,f-. and i. clos, "a ia.. .r,l.,.tf,,,
tl,.y once felt h,- bottom .--.,. It,,.
Captain Wa Al the .,h..i. and ian i,,.,
-; the Light 81 bear. -f.t, and "a. ,,,,,,,,,
,l, finely. sShru bafh I'D, ana trai,t.,ii -.
blown from the. f.r,- Jl,r, .ut,.Ix III,
on, the l,rc>ai.. however. aud III. fri,n,1,.l
a,ain and went ON ali ,,,h, !, -
minutes she vouI,I is..,. D. ,.,.. fiji. mt.
bus a. IA, appr..,f,,,I t-u.biu.,s I.f,tJ.
- = ----''.' s''..'. i.f''.' '-,'--
Went the i1r-,aii- al" she Wa iri' a me
merry "i iis "iHus anu water Shc dIiiird
IAPsdiH' Ai'i VI A"o,'t twenty m'hht"- from
Tue time thr ior.>ai .cit her struck on The
o"i'he 81 ihe Island ~ The itr>t shock
'"' Hla'HHiA-' "'tt Wy the u""tu. anu a. u
>''n'A "i"Ne 'h -FOUR piece men the
'.e'lu ,ea 'u"'A H.i' 'hc foremost broke
>Not' ~ even Win ~. u'ch' ahu itii' Que
rhH ie>h"@ "h thc nun anu Tie other on
uir '"'~>. ~ II zen On" "i 'hr crew was
esq Sii """ s"in'" hAi nun. but he captain
ara 'i'" 80 TOUT h'eh -uree,nrd ~ clam
or -"- A'"hS ''r uaA-t l" me -h"re. Jn>t
~ ny '""'''.' we NOR 'h't h'Aih "a"
'''r- 81 l"'A "h"ih lics had itlt upon The
N'--''- ~ VA ''4"-lhS l" thr "iirla--
1A" aaI'" "'' attempt 'he pA>Na%r Ing
n' " 'tt-d ~ =" aboard aiief him. hHt
When about Han May 3i"nE the mast he
w. "H>H''4 81 Aiih WIN great ditiru'ty
cot ashore. lnc captain then started 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

0-The Messrs. Fairbanks, OF scale
building fame, furnish . most striking ex-
ample of good fortune In connection with
the Boston fire. Their warehouse nj IIS
Milk street, corner Of Batterymarch. was
len untouch, d, though the firc burned
elesr up TO them In that direction, and a
new store that they had leased on MIX
street. directly in the rear Of the Old
south Church. and Of which they ars to
take possession January !, is also unscath-
ed. the flames In that direction being
will make great demand for scales ana
the lease OF the new store will be greatly
increased IN value from the fact that t.,e
Post ONCE Is gorg into the Old south
and. IN fact, the Fairbanks seem to be a..
cioedly lucky al round. Bot Ne can h ri-
Y tnsnk q anybody that deserves good
luck moTe.~l 1betfGeel5 Vstoa.
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Names Part in the International Ex-

A. "a meeting % the c"fpoiatpr> oi the
Ccntt ui.. al ii.sa.d at Eiuaucr Tor Ia. state
OF MaInc. held Thurs ~ evening IT the
office Ui totaIii>-i oncT lion. Joshua Syr
ia Hi, city, Hon. W. l.. Haine, Of Biddr-
ford was selected Chairnan. and lion. &.
II. Hazeltine II Belfast. Secretary. The
following Banks were appointed agents
for RECEIVING subscriptions To the stock:
South Berwick National Bank, south
BerAic
First National Bank Portland
Lewiston Savings Bank. Lewiston
Sandy River National Bank. Farming
ton.
Lincoln National Bank, Bath.
Granite National Bank, SkUwhegan
Wa!doboro National Bank. waldoboro'
VAUDEVILLE savings Bank. Watcrville.
DeSter savings Bank. Dexter.
First National Bank. Bangor.
Farmers National Bank. Bangor.
Calais National Bank, Calais
Belfast National Bank. Belfast.
Eockland National Bank. Rocaland.
The Corporation. for Maine are Il. fol-
lows, viz:
Ar LagGE.-Iion. Abner Coburn. Hon.
Philander j. Carleton. Hon. Henry E.
Prenti>s. Hon. VIM. l.. Putnam.
FIRST DI>TRICT.-ifon. j. l.. Chamber
lain. Hon. VIM. +. Haines.
SECOND DisTRIcr.-Hsii. Josiah G. Col
burn. Hon. James f., Patten.
THIRD DisrgIcT.-Hon. Arson z. Nor
rill. Hon. Edmund Wilson.
FOURTH DIsTRICT.-Hon. George W.
Ladd. Hon. Charles shaw.
FIFTH DI>TRICr.-iion.C Charles b. Paine
Hon. Charles ID. iiazeltibe.
The corporators were appointed BY Con-
M IN
tives and Senators in all the States. Inc
amount To be raised l. ten million dollars
Shares $40 each. Amount appointed to
Maine. Sl66.0o0.
The proceeds. together with the receipts
from all other sources, to be used by the
corporation for erection of suitable build
ings. with their appropriate fixtures and
appnrteDances. and for all other expendi-
lures required in carrying forward the
Centennial International Exhibition in
Philadelphia. in 1876. to commemorate the
one hundreth anniversary of American In
dependence.-lK ennebec Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

EVANS SUSPECTED OF BIN. THE NrR-
DEFER OF THE JoYCE CHILDRpN.-A des
patch TO the Boston TrdrelIer saws thar
Evans, the Northwood murderer. i am
old offender. and il l. believed BY many
that he murdered the Joyce children. who
were murdered at Roxbury. eight or nine
years ago. He was in the neighborhood.
as be says. at the time. and exactly de-
seribed the Joyce house. A few wears
since he got his life insured for 81 800.
and had the policy assigned 10 another
man who proved that Evans as drowned
at Hampton Beach, and received the
money. Ii will be remembered that the
man (Evans) went ia to battle and his
clothes were found on the beach. He put
on another suit aud went 10 Canada
Evans says the man did not use him fair.
giving him only sl0 of the money. Evans.
after the finding of the remains of the
Lowering girl, asked Deputy Sheriff Drew
if some persons in the room were Massa-
chusetts officers. and if they wanted him
for the murderer of the joyce children.
He has been heard to say that they would
be obliged TO hang him tiwce. as this was
not his first offence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21
Letter from Washington County.
Nov. 10. ls72.

Nov. IL. ls12.
Editor Eis'rorh american:
THE GALE Of Thursday the 7th inst.
was very severe IN the Eastern part of thi,
county; fences were prostrated. trees was
torn up. buildings were shattered, and ~.
hear reports Of vessels being passed. (in
the ofling.) that were bottom up. Can't.
Pike, in the Steamer New Brunswick. re-
ports having passed two vessels. one bot
tom up, the ether on her beam ends. In
the vicinity Of Mt. Desert, with boxes
barrels Sc. floating near them. The sea
wss very rough. aud no signs of life ap-
parrnt, he proceeded on his way.
There are several vessel, from this vicl-
ity tint are anxioa~ly looked Tor: having
started tor ports on the coast before the
gale. and have not been heard from vet,
On r1c~Ily the i.,h last, we had 4 &c.
oud edition of the same. that was In no
wise Inferior in force. aud doing great
damage. We expect to hear OF corr, :
pouding damage by the gale. 10 that done
by the destructive fire in Boston the 10Th
inst.
CALAMITY.
The "Epizootic" (horse disease) has In.
juted business in this vicinity to great
extent. but the disease, has appeared to
take the form of the horse all, usually.
but of more malignant type. Horses
that have recovered are quite weak, aud
doubtless some time will e,apse ere they
regain their former strength and activity.
lis laid misfouunes never come single,
so We suffer from direct and indrec; causes
connected with the elements, the fire
contributing TO destroy property that clings
10 the business interest Of the community,
10 keep ia motion the wheels Of trade in
the City of Boston Indirectly affecting the
channels of trade IA this section. a. else
where; then the heavy tempest Is affecting
many aud bringing grief TO the humc. OF
the widow aud the orpl,an.
The steamer Norwich" has been
purchased by parties In taiais. aud has
been doing a good business Ia the freight
inS line. the past season. but for the past
tour week, has been repairing ia Boston.
for the winter frciShtlug between those
two places. She i a slow boat. making
the passage from Calais 20 Boston In about
40 hours. and makes one trip a week when
running.
The International line of Steamers Will
continue to maze two trips \ week from
81. John 10 Boston till the last OF Decem-
Der. when probably one trip will be made
each week during the winter. touching At
Easipurt, and connecting with CALAIS by
the steamer Bell Brown" which i also
very councillors boat for the work
Md to the Shore Line Railroad IL
being extended by the towns ali along IL.
route. all seem to be In Garnet TO assist
{" the cXtcnt OF tho laS. by granting an
appropriation Of per cent. OF the yalua
unn, to secure :" valuable boon a, The
privileges attached to the Railway. CAlai,
l. waiting hut viii not be wanting She
viii give her portion.
80. y. aRoaE."
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0uittvan.

Sullivan.
The work Of removing the Instructions
in Sullivan Falls and River has been sus-
pended for the season. Parties who were
engaged in this entei prise are leaving for
other parts to-day (Monday) The work
will again be commenced in the Spring
AN unexpended balance OF si5,O 900 remaiv-
ing on hand. A. L. ). Engineer. having
completed survey Of the vicinity. will, it
Is said, recommend further appropriation
for improvements In this river Mr.. Wilds
who had charge Of the work Of erecting
iron. spindles on sundry lodges below the
Fails" has completed his labors, and re-
turned home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

80. Uan~s~k.
The people OF This locality. by meet
ing called for the purpose, chose commit
tee Of three 10 see to the establishing Of a
Circulating Library. n follows: Ephraim
'raoiree. l.ivy Penney aud Phil c. woos-
Ter. We link this I rood strrt aud wish Ii
success. Prrhap, Il would be- well for
other towns. that have not now Library
to follow sui. II they should do this. the
long winter evenings would hnd the Young
folks at home. (much 10 the parents " ish.~)
and they would be learning something,
which would be useful to them In amer
life
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

Salm n Eggs.


OF the mosiHs operandi of which a mis-
conceived notion prevails; some people
talking In the papers Of catching them
leaving the reader entirely in doubt as to
whether with hook and line and what kind
Of bait, or by net. and. II so. by what kind
Of net, whether drag or dip. An idea very
much more satisfactory and definite may
be acquired by visit to Mr.. Atkins pisca-
torial garden In . suburb Of Bucksport
village There ii will be learned that the
eggs are not caught at all. The salmon
(not the eggs are twice caught--first from
salt water in the spring time and second
from the pond In October and November,
and the eggs ale obtained somewhat a. the
milk maid gets Brindle's milk.
just out Of our village Is what we call
Big Pond, which empties itself through the
village to the river, into which. durin: the
last salmon catching season. Mr.. Atkins
put more than six hundred salmon. Below
this pond he has built another dam on
which he has erected a permanent hatch
ing house - by 70 feet, the floor OF which
is covered with sixteen troughs running
iengthwise the building; through all of
which trodghs there Is sn uninterrupted
circulation Of clear water. through which
the eggs may be seen resting upon wire
netting immersed In the trouyhs
The salmon are caught by sweeping the
Pond and driving the fish to the dam of
the Big Pond. through which they go into
the stream below as the spawning time ar
rives; whence they are dipped out and
stripped Of their eggs-about the size of
buck shot -and milt. After . repetition Of
this process the ish are measured, weigh.
ed and marked Chat they may be recog-
Missed il taken s2ain;) when they are re-
leased; and on reaching the water, they 90
N with the hilarity OF a dismis sed school
boy.
Mr.. A. began to take eggs late In Oct -
He has caught some $50 Ash and obtained
some 200 900 eggs, which as the hatch
Ing season approaches, are 70 be packed
and sent to the several States and River,
to ill orders.
Mr.. Atkins deserves success (of W hch he
now has abundant promise) In his enter
prise. His risk and expense are large and
he is doing a favor Of incaIculable value to
all lovers of this best of fish. lie has
taken l-z lbs. from one Ash. must close
this BY saying that salmon are not kuows
to feed during the whole iime-some five
months-they are in fresh water They
shrink in weight some 20 per cent. The
female loses all her beauty Of form aud
color taking brown mud color. The
curious will md much pleasure in visiting
his works PHI. W
Bucksport, Nov. IL.
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~wn . Iste.
About one-fhird ofthe voters were alb
sent from home on the 5ih. Generally the
Democrats out-vo,e the Republicans two 10
one, but yesterday many Of them. hung
their harps upon the willows. Several
went TO town meeting who did not vote !;
many absenied themselves Intentionally
ami others didn't care. Their. was M al
sencc OF the usual cheerful, hopeful look
~ fact. politics has been dull her, in this
Democratic community since the idcs Of
september. Vote yesterday IL.
Rep. IL. scattering l.
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Memorandum Of Business done at Pro-
bate Court, holden at Bluehill. Wed.
pesday Nov. Is, 1872,

49, =. p,,ah;,, NJ,
jaw 0O1' -
pesday NOV 10, 1917
Gro. \. DYER. PARSER Tuck.
Register. Judge.
aeconRts Med upon the Estate OF
David Bartlett. late Of Mt. Desert.
MARY j. Page. /" Bucksport.
Parker X. Pillsbury, a" Bluehili.
poShea ;. Horton.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

bro. >nchncv of tie F,-csqac Isle SRA
rtSc disc0nr~rlh. ION " hat lie know.
about lcar~. la reply to ,ur Bear Sior,
81 q irw week. ae,.
L i- a Pity TO have old men spelling tho
he>i told stories - Young '-incli ard ui... I"
. ..i~ story which col Hale u,.,i 80 aIro.f-
is ia> been told a hundred time, Of ,r..r,
"A" . living would have BEEN INV y,.ar.
w., senior 81 ID. client Ne r,nru,i.,.,
hearing Fl Hcle John Bradbury" - he ,.as
called. Who ha> been dead thirty wear,
aud was eighty wears old when h,. died
~ I q ,one old man MAJ ~. Mh@m BIS kseA
tickle ~ when a boy just a. IL did this jnrv
at Ellsworth.
Probably Il was never true ol any one
Those acquainted With the habit, Of the
bear know. that he does NOT bite n; ii.st
but strikes with hi- fore paw. or lus, n
man with hl> fore legs. The way "Iucl.
J"liu used 10 tell the story Wa, that the
hear advanced ou H. hind legs. cau..h,
and gave the man fra'ernal huy Will HI
foe legs. and then opened III mouth 10
bite. upon which ihe man thrust ia ht,
hand aud laid hold Of hi, Tongue with one
hand. anal dispatched him hy cutm. his
throat " iIh hl> JarA kui;,. iu nj> other h4rd.
Iiie difficulty OF this story j. ihst a soon
IS the bear had found himself hiichrd ty
ise Tongue. he would has" used the paw,
Y ~ una reg, 20 -"t i"r inan a iA,Al
iu.@iug aui used Ai> fore DAN, and i...-
ia 'iicrtua!Iy drmo.i>hiug the man, head
ai'u am ~ Su''i"S 81 brn'hs throat
fb, fi~ d.a,b >tr..In ,, ''.''' ~ q'in.'
been likely to- be- Very ian.rrou, to H..
,a',. ~ Ut. : Aii ooh serving "i'!A
t,I,i,r, ,,l,.. ,,,,i, ,,t,,....,,' "''u
place :. they do not read the uew-p,.,.,.
! j. painful to see the >kcpticism anu
intiicIiy abroad in our land. 4, Tie
present day. Al our old cherished
memories aud incidents are swept ava.
before the relentless blast IT some no.
start >ciolst. aud they vanish into Tim
air leaving in their stead, doubt and
darkness.
Thus Rpmuiu- and Remu, with tl.eir
nursing wolf j. legend: WIN. Tell
with his bow aud arrow and apple aud
son = myth; PocahOntas. never shield
Ell the head Of John Smith from the
hurting club oil the fierce Powhatteu
aud Wellington never shouted Up,
Guards, aud at Them; all are idle
taie-. say these wise men OF modern
times. And now comes die editor of
the Sunrise with his superior ursiue
wisdom ana pronounccs our hltlc bear
story raj dosh.
We should not wonder if he said the
same about the bear story recorded in
The Good Book, where fortv-iwo naugl-
~ boys were torn III pieces, b, TAO he
bears for reyiling tie prophet Elisha
When "a man begins To- doubl, there is no
knowing where ne will stop
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

For the past ten years. Ellsworth mas
bern highly favored IN being cNeihp'
from serjons and destructive ff"S- ihis
exemption Il Que more 10 our so"| '""~
aud Kind Providence '"ah !" any
active preparations anu wise p'e'au'f'h>
on Our pare. business men, "'Neeis'
aud ioFeiSn insurance aS'n's' lin a'lAo'N
remark our great eNP"eu'' !" =" tN'e"-
siFe eohhAgfAti"h' OWING % thc iai2c
number "t wooden hai'i,ugs. tncircom-
paoine>- a"d tic great amount 81 cont
hu>iiblc material In their vicinity. Thcy
ali predict that -o"n'r oi R',r. 30" ate
al Calais. Et~tp"U. Belfast 90 Au.u>la
viii ne outs ON own ciiizcu~ ar-
knowledge IN 'h.>. aud cvrrv alarm OF
lire ''ll' ,hcir breasts with icir"r, un.ii
they 3crvlaju d., lucniit, aud rnr.t4,.
Judge AT l'.r probable lt.. .r
'' W. 49, admitted Ii-,' T.. .t,rv e.,
ot iiasc. almost tie .c,c IL, .iau-, iot
safety. j. IN an efficient wcli-orr4.niz,d
Fire Department. with eugiuc. and an.
paralu~ al,orys in order. \ few minute.
DELAY. a. in the recent fire in Boston.
NAV cost millions.
We all know. that our citizens gene
rally aud our ,ouur men particulari,
work noblv and brayelv 10 cxtipgui.h
fire, and save property. sin. all hi.
effort will avail much more. il infelii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men snd we
men. We give employment that pays from - to
~ per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted To every city. town ani village send
10 sample aud 90 10 work ~ once Address !:
). Latham 4 Co.. 294 " a>hinstpn = Boston.
Mass. tf5I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

The fuRh>r AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
OIL Is Hazard 4 ta>wCif-, made on the >eu
shore. from fresh. selected liver. BY Cn>weII.
iiuza'd & Co.. New York. II l. absolutely
FuhE and SWIFT, Patients who have ones,
taken Il porter It 10 Rit othrr~ Physicians
have dechicd Il superior 70 AMY Of the other
oils in market. I2N iH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

A SEts,JSABLE WARNING Don't suffer
cold to accumulate on cold until YOUR throat
anu lung, sre IN "A ale 81 chronic nhamma-
tion. Attack the first symptoms ~ pulmonary
irriftti@n with HALE'S HoNFY OF HuKEHurxD
AND IAN sud achieve an easy victory. ttit-
tentons 9Th Avenue. sold by AL Druggist.
PiAesI, loot hsche drops cure In one minute
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Chr Gllswortb american.

PablisheI eve-y Thursday Mnreiag. 4 Peters
Blncs. Eii-Nottb, Me, ~ THE hAN'HtA
CpFNrN pa BLE-HlNss COMPANY.
For terms. Sr., sec east page.
; NJ PBErgSGiLL n 60. 81 PARK Row, NSw
YORK AMI tiAo. T.. RowELi 4 co, - Park 10 ,
NJ lorx. aee the agents tor the AMERICAN,
- tutL cftv- sal arc anshariZsd TO contract ior
nsectiIg = Is rtt-nssats COR at our lowest "a n
ssts.-. Aiserusels in tsat eIty are reans -tei !"
cave their "a bsh either ct the above heo7''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

On Wednesday OF last week three
boys, from thirteen to sixteen years of age,
obtained some s25 in money and left their
homes in this city to "see the elephant
They were traced to Boston and then to
New Bedford, where they were arrested
and detained. and the City Marshal here
informed of their uhcreabouts Officer
Sweetser went on, took the boys in charge
and returned home with them yes terday
Bangor Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

CHAFPED HANDS, face, rough skin. pimp,cs,
ringworm, salt rheum. aud other cutlneouS
affections cured. aud the skin made >nn and
smooth. by using the JUMPER TAR ~osPmadc
by tasweii, Hazard & Co., New YORK. IT,.
certain To get the JUMPER lar soar, ~ there
are many worthless limitations made with COM
mon tar. I9,x AZ
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Police Court Record.
DEINkWATEE. JUDGE.

NOV. Is.
State V. Charles Royal Intoxicaiion.
Plea Guilty Fined IS. and costs, which
were paid
State v. intoxicating Liquors. Thirty
gallons, Whi>key aud Rum. were seized BY
officer. on board sch Engineer. Libel filed
and monition issued
Nov. l6.
State V. Leonard Garland Plea. Guilty.
Fined 81 90 and costs which were paid.
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Use Renne's Pain KILLING
MAGIC OIL.
" It Works Like a Charm"

hEAbkh-
Renne's Pain n ding Magic Oh cures Headache
Renue'a Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Tootharhei
kenne's Pan-KIlling Magic Oh cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pankiliing Magic OH cures Cholera
Morbus
Benne's Pain killing Magic Oh cure Rheuma-
tsmi
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oh eurv. LameBe~-'
henne's Pain Killing Magic Oh cures skin d..
eases
. some folks seem % he proud Of telling how lame
or " have got the sciattca and delight III
Dragging that nothing can cure me but when
We get sueh = awful folks % use Renne'.
FAin. 4 ttitns Magic Oh. faithfully; We moi
Only cufe their lameness and charm ava their
pains. but We actually take an that Kind OF brag
OUT OF Them II and they frankly ut, an, saw
at works like a charm,"
a&oold by Druggists. Merchants and Groeers
aS-it - put up in three sizes and called Trial
size Medium size" and Large Family si,sa
bottles ''' &c
WV. aEN>., sole Proprietor Manufacture
-. PITTsFIELD, Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

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There is man in this town UPWARDS
OF forty years Of age. who has voted at
every presidential election since he became
a voter; who never drank glass of ardent
spirits or used tobacco in any form: who
never sailed in a vessel or rode In stass
coach or railroad car.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-21

IMMspIsrEiY.-lf .vcry family knew the
value of Miss Sawyer's salNc they would itnIl.-
diaIsly purchase bnN AMI never be without il.
u your Druggist j. out Of this >sve and nrgtects
10 keep supplied, send seventy -iiv. cents a. dI-
recitd IN another column, aud say YOU saw the
advertisement IN this pa or. I5tf