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f.sr 4, Is,
N''' '"'''i ""'''" h"i'''t hANV "e'" az
rested.
The Great Fire in Boston.
,
rag ''
l"ilo"h-.
The best l,att of tiic Commercial Metro
polls Ut New England {, u ashes. HE
stately aud costly palace, ou summer.
Milk. Pearl. Water. Federal. franAiln.
Ut-h. DrVun>hirr. Bi.d other fUs.iu..>
streets. in Which rl. 4, wholesale. nrt Good.
uul. Leather. Boot aud Shoe business at
Boston : mainly done. with taeir immense
piic. Of merchandise. ar zone. T.,ti.
sand, OF lrirk. stou. and nathlr .fru.-
tisr,-. each ol ,h;..l, cu.t hundred. nftt,.t-
sand OF dollars. have been In fifteen hour.
laid I'D ruins: eighty to ninety milton. ~
dollar. worth d! property. on Whi,h tI.r..
- m, a..,ir.,t., 81 .,ntv ,f,.,,i a., '~tft...',.
have i!..ii,I AWAY iu 4 ti..tt. stI,,u.tt..,n-
sand r,nfl, LIZ ho-,...... F,i.,,i..,
within but . i.!lr over "a t,.i,.-u,,..fi,
amer ihr terrible hola,.ttt.t tr tI,i,-,,.., WV.
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rhc figures below tell their own story.
There has been nothing Ike ii in the hi~-
sory 81 American politics. \ popular ma
j"rt1 II three quarters %. million 81
votes launches General Gr..n; again upon
,hr era II public favor. lie has not bceu
Dragged down, lie has not been ,landcrcd
down. lie ha> hot been lied down For
the same people that hi, hand. more than
any human hand, guided through the tenn
pest Of war to calm peace, have This
year shown ~ DO people ever before
showed. their confidence i'll the President
Aud the magnificent majortie> that these
columns display are the expression OF
God speed to him in his new term OF Office.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA. 1872.


November frosls bring with them,
contrary to the expectation of some,
grand republican victory. In the hour
of onr triumph il i well 10 consider how
The victory has been achieved, ard what
il i, worth 10 the party.
The y Y. Tribune and every disap-
pointed politician who placed his stake
with the desperate venture ofthe Greeley
party, profess to see in it only an cleo
ton fought through and won by the
power and money Of the administration.
These predict that the process will be
repeated year after year, until the all
ministration will have become self
rerpe uating. The overwhelming ma
jori,ie- which are rolling up every day
for Grant. sufficiently refutc this charge.
But admitting that here and there
voters have become in the campaign Of
~ more demoralized by the use al mon
~ than ever. who i responsible: Those
who have been bought and sold. are not
republican voters. The rank and file OF
the democratic party have never before
been found wanting in party fcalty. No
political organization has ever existed
In the L. : in which the bonds of party
allegiance have proved stronger.
The result this wear furnishes sting
ing II bukc to the party which went into
thr contest with a lie in il mouth for Il
chance Of political success. THE prin-
ciple oi free government j. bctlcd III
American soil; aud American trcemcn
who have follow "a their leaders to the
cannon's mouth. will fight at the ballot
box and vote for nothing bui pure prin-
ciplc. Bur when they are hctraNcd and
Knocked at by their leaders. who j.,
auswegablc if few voters forage on the
enemy: The lin a. We'll a. the iett J.
button rest win tie Greeley panty.
The vote OF NOV. 5lh. was the pcouic-'
answer TO The fraud aad cheat attempted
Tine lesson Will not soon be forgot. aud
parry leader in the future Will hesitate
before they commii a similar outrage
On their followers.
y lesson toy should be taAeI home hy
HE other side. Although lhc republican
patty appears now to be stronger lhau
ever before. the people at the L. ;. have
voted for Grant and Wilson no3 becau-r
they were determined TO go win an on
gauizsiion whether night or wrong. hut
because they still believe IN tie party ~
the party Of progress. with which ret
the rights Of mankind. and tie test
interests Of the country. Many have
voted with a. because thew wauIl MOI,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14
.NONsuMPrIoN CAN BE CURED
sCHENCk's PULNOMIC SYRUP.
stHtNCh'> sEAWEED TONIC.
sCHENth'- MANDRAKE Pills

Are the only Medic ines that will cure PuImap.
airy Consumption. 80
Sometimes medicine that W III slop n cou.b d, III,
often occasion the death of the patient n III
tne hver stops the circulation OF the blood b.r,I
rhhse iouows and IN TACT cloKging the actiou Of
ue very organs that caused the congh
LIVER complaint and dyspepsia ar. the cau.es
OF tWo-thirds IT the cases OF consumutlon NJ,
are now complaining with dull pain in h. ID
the bowels sometimes costive and sometimes 10
.oose, tongue coated, pain in the shoulder blade
eehhg sometimes very restls - aud at other times
uro"sy the iocd that Is taken lies heavily on me
stomach accompanied with acidiiy ami Of beIrb
"ind. These symptoms usually originate from
edisordered condition of the stomach ar a ,nrnid
nve. Per-ons so affected il the take one or I've
heasy colds anu u the cough in these eases H.
suddenly stopped. the lungs, liver and stomach
cios anu remain torpid and inactive and before
nc patent Is aware Of his situation the lungs are
mass Of sores, and lcerated and d eaih i the IN
evitable result. = ~ "a
Schcncks Pulmonc Syrup is an expectoran,
which does not contain any opium nor anythtnr
calculated TO check a cough suddenly.
schenck,s Seaweed tonic dissolyes the food
Yeixes with the gastric juice of the stomach a.
ne sts easily nourishes the system and crcafss :.
eisaithy circulation of the blood When IA. ho.r
bill are .ostiye skin saIlow and the patient /. -,
quious habit. shenek's Mandrake Pills are 70.
II. red. These medicines are prepa,e ed hv ~ +
andsCHENCk son, Northeast corner n, S,xth
and Arch streets, Phila. Pa and TOR sale h. Co.
Goodwin Co. ~ Hanover st. Boston and j
henry, College place N. ", wholesale Agts.
for sale by druggists generally. sp no l0mo4i
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Mr.. Sumner Wooster aud wife, now
living In this town, will have been married
seventy five years, on the 10th dav Of De
cember next.
They have had ten children only three
OF whom are now living.
We hope they may live to see the 18Th
anniversary Of their married life and eel
citrate their Diamond wedding.
l. there another similar instance III the
county p Ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

Br0okiin.
Rev. G. G. Leavens, pastor of the
Baptist Church in this place, has rendered
his resignation of his charge.
Two fine, large, French rooted Houses
are building at Brooklin Corner. The own
ers are Capt. X. A. Watson and VIM. A.
Friend, Esq.
The storm aud gale Oh Thursday last
was very heavy in our Bay. The Lobster
Catchers suffered seriously. some sunk
at their moorings and some parted their
lines and went ashore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

KITCHEN CORRESPONDENTS IN HIGH
LIFE.-Mr Mark Harden, Private Secre-
tary to His ExeelIency. Gov. Perham.
recently addressed note to her Majesty
Queen Victoria requesting her autograph,
10 be placed among the archieves of State
Sir, Thomas Biddolph, Private Secre-
tary to her Majesty, replied, declining to
grant the request, on the part of the
Queen. Everybody can see. that here is a
clear case of consequential damages to the
people of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

NE- GEEiIlY'- tAEp. II ho fuiii .u-
card from NJ. Greeley appeared 81 'hc
IN Of Thursday:
The undersigned resumes Inc cijtor-hip
of the TriieHs. which Ar rcliuqui>hrf ola
'nbarAin@ u another line OF hu>ip".~ -iN
months aIn. icucriarih IL Shall h- hi>
eiicayoT 20 make this thoroughly il.-
dependent journal. trcatin. All rarii.. aut
political movement. with judicial fairness
aud caudor, hui caariin. the favor aaI
dcprccatiHg the wrath at 40 one. H.
~an hcrcaitc: -Ay ANYTHING ihAt will t,iu
q" heartily unite iue whole American ten-
plr On the broad platform 1T uni, Ill., Al
amnesty and impartial suffrage. be- wit.
gladly DO 20. For The present. be- can best
commend that can~ummaiiou by -ilrace
and iorbcarancc. The victor In oar late
struggle can hardly fail 10 take the whole
subject Of Southern Rights and wrong. iifo
early and earnest considerations aud 10
IN "a for the present he RENTS H. since
liz Viii never again De candidate FOR any
Office. and j. no IN foil accord with either
~ The great parties which have hitherto
aNldcd the country. he will b., abb, aud
Mii rudcaNor 10 give ~ lcr and >ts-!dlcf
regard Z" the progress 81 science. industry
ANA M" useful arts. than partisan Journal
'a'i 90. and he VIII net pc proyoArl TO
indulgence Ia those bitter ,cr.ouaii.ie.
"i'ch are the reco-uiz d hanc If journal
i~lA- Sustained hK -ruci ou~ puhlir. lie
MiH 10 hi- best 20 make ilr Trfls4- e
power. \ broader H-ld II uoN coit,a-
plates, A.. when human freedom w4- i4
prIi. ii Was lh the ARENA ~ political
pATii>anship. IipEACE GEFFlYY.
New lorh. N1v. oh. l>-..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

LOSSES or LEADING INSURANCE COM
PANIEs ~ IIE Boston FigE-iione New
YORK. si.O0J.OO0; North British q Mer-
camille. sG0O.OoJ; London. Liverpool &
Globe. SI.72l.0J0; -Etna of Hartford
s150.O09; Hartford of Hartford. $500. 900 !;
Springfield of Springfield. S250.OUO. All
OF the above Companies have a large
surplus in excess OF Losses aud their bu,i-
mess will not be affected.
Boston Companies will pay but 30 per
cent. OF their Losses Bangor Companies
reported all right.
Total Loss OF all Hartford Companies
reported 81 .O00. 600.
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- ~N

SPLIT PRESIDENTIAL TICKET: In the
town of Cornville. Somerset county. two
ballots were given for Victoria c. Wood
hull for President. and Charles Sumner for
Vice President. The electors were Seward
Mitchell, Henrietta c. Moore, Joseph b.
Hall. - Nevins. Olive J. Woodman, b.
d. Shaw and A. T.. Barker.
MIR. Barker. although his name is on this
ticket, did not vote it. but went straight for
Greeley and Brown. Mr.. u. is no bolter.
and cannot be lured to desert his princi-
pies, by any such tempting bait of Official
position.
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Chr ellsworth Amerlfan.

r,sli.hed every Tharsdsy Meraing At Feters
u,asS Eiisvarth, Me, by 1Hh hANSoSh
GprNrv PUBLISHING CohPANt
Yor terms Sc. see iTSt page.
n PErTENGILL * Co.'S PARK Row, Ne"
yatr. and 6Ko. =. HOWELL = Co. ~ PARK no y
~a,x YORK are the agcats Tor the AMERICAN,
4, t,tt ettv anil are authorized to contrast i"f
Meeting announcements Coz Us at our lowest essh
Ats- AtyerAsets "a thai chy are Teius,stsh -
.rs tbrir favprs with either OF the above houses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14
Election Returns.

Below we give the votes of the differ
ent towns in this county so far a. received.
l. will be seen that in almost every town
the Republican majority i increased II
the remaining towns do as well the Repub-
lcan majority of Hancock Co. will be
nhout 1900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

INTERESTING TO CIGAR. SNUFF AND
TOBACCO DEALERS. dealers in the
above named articles will he Interested to
know that since the l.t OF August "A penal
Furnishes, by fine not exceeding 5000, or
Imprisonment not exceeding one year, all
dealers who have not paid or neglected 10
pay the special tax of So for selling cigars.
snuff or tobacco. We understand that the
law is to tie strictly enforced, aud to avoid
arrests dealers will do well to bear in
mind the above facts.
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Special aotiees.


HAPPY Relief for Young Wen from the
ch-ri- Of Errors aud Abuses IN eariy life. MN
hood restored Nervous debility cured. Inpe,li.
ments to Marriage removed. New method ii ,-,at-
ment New and remarkable remedies Books aud
circulars sent me-, u sealed envelope
Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATION N ~autb
Ninth ST. PHILADELPHIA Pa Ut no IN J,
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EHFLpNMENr To rnrrgctir Htcn uuI WV
men ~ give employment thu pay- from : fo
- per day Business strictly honorable, .ud
adapted to every city town ana village. send
iot sample and gn To- work a. oprr. Address
J. Latham / ~. - Washington w. B..tar.
Na... M
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WaItkns.
The horse di.tcmpcr prevail. here but
not to an alarming extent.
-Huskings are over. aud squirrel hunt.
ana turkey shoots have been the order Or
the day for few weeks past
The Waltham Debating Club has been
recognized and i in a flouri~hins con
,iltjnn
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Business Notices.

SracNAIioN ia the blood tend. 10 produce
n'ne-tenth' Of the diseases "fesh Z, hrir to'
This. however, i obv rated, WITHOUT Lrntt T..
raTt>G the system. by Administering. IArutM'.
tATU,KriC EXTRACT. usl
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1MurpTttEfI.-E ~syrv fmriy knew, tn-
value Of MI, ~awyrr'> >AINr hiss would innr-
dElrly purchase buN ani never IL. y it!t.ut M
II your Druggist i out % ihi, save ana u, Gets
10 keep supplied, send seventy five ,-.nt. =, III
recisd IN another column. ana NV yuu .tyv Nv,
adv crt l>erncut IN tht- pa WI. iJtE
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Bluehill Academy.
m BE WINTER IF

THE WlNTEn TERM will -atu,p.t,.
Monday. December ~, Isl. under c ~ iI.tr....
iion 81 IT. present tcarhcr a. # i; ,-et- t.r4tl.
ate uG Bow tain College.
Term. twelve weeks i4syy
JOHN erEyEN~. ~fc.1
Bluehiu Nov. lith 1874.
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'A 9! advertisements.

" II Works Like a Charm y

I ana Still Agent fer some Of the >auude-t lnsur.
aner Companies 10 The Country. ami nrs,y b,.
found at Ny Oid once Petcrs' FLOCK -cady Tor
business. CHARLES 4. III RtkltG
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~ board Of .iiderasa
The Mayor was instructed to visit st.
stephens. 10 procure evidence OF the alien
aye Of Charlotte Beckwith nm insane pau
per.
Petition Of >ewall Denico aud others In
relation 10 school House at Reeds Brook,
was laid upon the table.
Report of Street Committee in favor or
sewer TO drain Oak Street was laid upon
the table.
l.. Common Council.
Special Committee on the funding the
War and Floating Debts were granted fur
Their time.
Special Committee on City jail at Els
worth Falls were granted further time.
Resolve condemning the exceeding OF
appropriations by executive officers of the
city, was read twice and passed
Or,iers passed in concurrence.
Order in.tructing the Street Commits
sioner to attend the County Commissioners
In laying out new road To Lanoine.
Order appointing, Alderman Hartshorn
and Councilman Emery ard Cushman. a
joint committee, To report what amend.
lnents 10 the city charter should be pro-
cured
SPECIAL MEETING.
Nov. g.
III board Of Aldermen.
An order was passed lnstructins the
Street Commissioner to repair the reservoir
near house Of David 5. Joy.
In Common Council
la the absence OF the President, A. "
Cushman was chosen President protein.
Orders were passed repeating order of
Oct. I'd. allowing J. X. Jordan 2 10 per
cent. for collecting Warren Browns tax.
and now allowing him SIS. for his services
These orders were not concurred In by the
Aldermen.
An order was passed transferring from
the Bridge Fund 800. to the Highway
Fund. $500. to the Sidewalk Fund. and
500. TO the City Debt Fund. with "A pro-
riso, that no part OF the sum transferred
should be used to cover past deficiencies.
The Aldermen amended by striking out the
Proriso. but the Council refused to concur
in The amendment
Orders passed in concurrence.
Order instructing the Mayor to offer and
pay reward of 500. for information that
would lead to conviction of persons guilty.
OF destroying school house frame In Dis
trict No. 2, and generally to bring the
guilty parties to justice.
Order instructing the Mayor to prosecute
all persons who have made threats to In.
jure the school buildings in Districts No. l
and 2.
The following bills were ordered to he
paid:
Ellsworth Gas Co., for Gas, ~. IS: Geo
W. Newbegin. Clerk and Constable fees
S55.65; J. II. Higgins, use Of School
House. $3.50; j. l.. Moor & Son. labor on
City Property. s3.l5; J. o. Sargent. Comic.
OF Deeds. Sl.OO; Levi Joy, labor, q 90:
:. .. Redman, Clerk to Assessors. 81 90:
Emerson Googins, medicine to Door o.
Adjourned.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Washington County.

Nov. >, 1874.
Editor ENsic0nh iiafricaR:
The report. Of the correspondent OF the
lfsss at this " ek, in regard to the .smug-
glers la the Eastern section Of the state.
seems 10 meet with surprise. from some of
the parties connected with the proceedings
ot the IT, >. Offices OF the Secret service.
inasmuch as. Patilea Gillise OF Labec. aud
Charles jackson az Passport were not
implicated ia selling liquors. bat IN selling
cigars. matches &c. Frank Mcbride "
l.ubec w.s not Town Liquor Agent. but
"a> taken tor selling without Government
Ii ci-sc from Stay tn October: lac vas ar
rested hy the L. s. Marshall. aud dis
charged by his paying $40. know not
What light the Commissioner or Marshall
had to let amy one 90. ii he were guilty.
unless lac paid his full flne
II appears that Mr.. Applegate detec-
tive in the Secret Service OF the Govern
ment, whose office l. on Washington Street
in the city OF Boston. had received ihfor-
nation of stupcudous frauds in smuggling.
On the border in this county, aud though
his chicf business l. in looking after the
frauds of counterteiters, he sent u ,pg 10
Ea>tpor TO see What he could find Aocr
searching EastpoIt and Lnbec aud finding
but very li'ilc except prcferring charges.
against ic~ individuals. proceeded To
Calais. but he was warned against such
proceeding. there. either in word or ac-
ton. and the very place. 80 much nearer
the lines than either of tho others. and
where he proposed to MAKE his greatest
haul, had 10 be- abandoned. and the only
places upon which he could make a raid.
produced such Insignificant results. that
the |. ;. Marshall let IN disgust. SAYING
thai il lac had known the circumstance. he
should have stayed away
II The reporter Of the Prsss. made ,o
better guess ~ the wealth ~ Nr Mcbride.
of whom. hu -ay>, that hc McB1 had
realized $4,000 ID the sale OF Liquor.
since hc hAl been to TIE businc.-. than he
did in tlr ease of Jackson. Giili>c aud 9TH
crs. wc presume Thar part OF III. a,>nm,-
tipn. WAS mere ssic.. work with little Inn
a-lntHnn
Fur tI,HEEit-.
th- lcN Vessel, thlt hav. brcn engaged
D" & "d fishing have brought 10 good fares.
an hayc ~ roun, Hp j. .arcr~.nil s WAL
-'H. a, ever has h"cu their !1i L +. s..:-
ms.arl fiaat uot ir., ihau 1000 b.,r.f. ,t
small bcIiug hayr hrsi, taken IN H.. weir.
ut luhrr. E4-tpl. and ,,ur.,l,.n, ,,..
a",t CO.. which iia~ br,.u pressed il.,o pom
5.r. 'u5 i.,or Cd make t,u-a o,i an.
sllue 20 NeN Ynfk bella. SlG A t.u. IL
- 4 barrel.
Mr. Treat nu Tr,,tf.. I..,rl ,hr ,,.....,.
fisherman. say. h,. can mako t,,-r,i ~
.ui. ls,. which ,.s,. ,u ID. ..,....
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

from Increased Physical auI Mental ~treu.th
81 IcrN"I~ VINO usr tcliuW-' Cont ruuI >slup
OF u!poI hos phIir~, their a. gu, uiri tu.ty 10
endurance. The regular Anil hc4.tht ast. Il II
TIE Heart. Lung, stomach auI EyWr.., l4t
thoif improved Appearance. q. uou-tiIj.l tu
thousand, 20 cases within eur Know .-a... I'LL.
power % restoring tho great sympathetic HuI
tiu.ruisr system IN " hIch tul l.uI healthy ,tr-
NriOps rent depend, T. rrrttin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

How MAI>T Has NoTrpIoR rEK>IpiNT
The popular vote .: Maine for President
since her existence aS an independent State
viii prove of interest TO our readers a; this
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Children cry for Pitchers Castoria

A substitute for Castor OH Il a.simllaie.
the food. cures Wind collie, AMI cause, natural
sleep. II does not contain morphine. \. pleas
ant to take. never gripes aud never iati. Tho
best hy,ic known. 4,4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

As>I~r NATURE il nEK FitoyI. 10 ,uab,.
% cough or cptI. ur >Hr may q, Nrhsr hr4 -. (
~ slv'ns ~ the contest. Remember thAt
with H.LE'- iio>tYuF HoEFHut ANpT,t
Tor an silly. -hc " III rNt1uIut.h the W1r-l
cough IN trw day. CrIttruton's , ttn AN
rnuc.. sold by ail Druggists.
Pixies, Ioo,hache drops cure Ia ont minute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

Very heavy gale Tuesday night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

tHAFPED HA>b-, fce rough sam, plInpl-,,
ting"orIn, sait-rhcum, and other uutAuepu.
affections cured, and thr -Ain lm44. .ln 4rl
smooth. by u,in. the JUMPER ,R >olP,al,!,
by tasweh. Heard * Co., New lorA. B-
certain 10 ct the JUMPER AK soar, H. tl-l-
are many WORTHLESS, limitations made ,sith ,aill-
moa TAR. In ~
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Bucksport Seminary.
TUE WINTER TERM ur.u- VI. H...
L Iay. l'rrrril'vr llth, uud rnuttuHe- No f...
wc"ss. For lurtarg Information tl5rv-4 5
irucip1i LgS. 'reI Sr Fore fI,. Har k-4art.
tFt G.. STONE, arr'y
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NEdErtNE- This preparation i scientifically
and che mica!y combined. and ~ Siruu.iy rnu-
ecn,ratcd from roots, herb, aLd bark, that IN.
good Effects are realized immediately after ,.tt.i
mcLcing TO take II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
A raat Horse PICKED Up.

William Elias, OF 66I Broadway, New
! ork, while at Saratoga last sumner, WAS
particularly attracted by the elegant ap-
pearAnce of four-year old col, attached
to bay wagon. Mr.. Elias asked the dri
yer Of the horse il he would sell that sui
NAL. The farmer replied:
"Well, res he belongs to my boy, who
thinks good deal Of him, but reckon you
and | can dicksr right away, and III make
il all right with the boy"
Mr.. Elias at once paid the farmer his
price, and the horse Was taken to Mtchel's
stables. The next dAJ Mr. Elias had his
horse timed. The animal trotted q full
mile in 1907 and pulled a 20 pound wagon.
When be came in on the home stretch an
old turtle said "Mr. Elias III give you
one thousand dollars for your horse, for !
know he'll make a trolter If he has O
ohauce.'
Mr.. Elias refused the offer and sen. his
horse 20 New York. Since then the horse
has had another trial, and has improved in
speed, trotting n quarter Of a mile IN 40
seconds, at the rate Of 2:40 mile. On
this second trial another Judge Of trotter,
offered hr. Elias three Thousand dollari
cash, but TO no purpose. The color is 6
dark chestnut, standing l5l hands, loos
main and tail.
This horse was taken from farm work
and made the time above mentioned with
out training. A number Of good Judge,
think tina, he will make one Of the fastest
horses in the country.