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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25


How TO RETAIN Coop FACE
Wetake from the correspondence Of an
exchange the following concerning the
importance of mental activity ! :, ]
ing the real beauty sass ssssns' = = '"'
face : ~
spsesasag Of handsome men the
o.l.sr evening, | was wondering why \.
had so lost the beauty for which i've
Years ago he was so famous. oh, it's
because be never did anything, said g..
: he never worked, thought or suffered.
You must have the mind chiseling away
at the features, if you want handsome
middle-aged men,
Since hearing that remark have oeen
on the watch TO see wheibef 1t Is gener-
ally true-and it is A handsome man
Sho does notr,ug but eat and drink,
grows fa.opy, and the fine lines of his
ssa,ares are lost; but the hard thinker
sas an admirable sculptor at work, keep
ing his fine lines in repair, and CONSTANT
Iy going over his face endeavoring to
improve, if possible. the original de-
sign"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25
ONE WORD MORE FOR MILF
merry.

We have a few more fashionably trimmed Hats
for Ladies and Misses, for $3.50 and sS O0-former
price S400 and IS. These are no old truck but new
and clean goods
Don't forget that sell Mems Rubber Boots. So so
Mems Buckle and Congress Arctic Over
snOeSs...-..-... "
ladies' Buckle Arctic overshoes.-.,.~,..-..,; ! so
These include three or four kinds of the best
make.
DIARIES and HOLIDAY GOODS speciality and
not to be outdone by 9S cent stores.
To whoever says we cannot afford to sell FlRSI
CLASS goods at so Low prices. we will say that
we have TOO MANY and can better afford to SELL
them than TO KEEP them if the price is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25
A Dumb Dialogue.

Il wrenches one badly to step on the
wrong stair. but few can help laughing
at The awkSward stride he makes. It II
equally funny . see mar neet t6e
wrong acusl bmer,' and % 3 taking
and gesticuls ting at him as ii he we're
somebody efse.
Jones waAt out to the deaf and dum.
asylum Tie other day to inspect the i.
stitution.s Upon entering, he encounter.
ed a mar, evidently an inmate, and be
at once endeavored to explain to tbe
man by making signs upon bis fingers
that hs wanted to look through the
place
The man also made signs which
Joles could not comprehend. Then
Jores made other aud more elaborst.
mStions, which set the man at work with
gfeater violence, and for the rext ten
pinutes they stood in the hall gesticulat-
ing and twisting their fingers without
either heing able to comprehend what
the other meant. Finally Jones became
angry and in an outDlrst Of wrath, ex-
claimed
90, get out, you IDIOT I'm tired cf
bothering with you'll"
Thereupon the man said That's just
what / was going to say-oout -you.
20, you can speak can youf Then
why didn't you do SO, and not keep me
here motioning to ydi thought you
we're deaf and dumb
And though you were,' said the
man.
II came hee to inspect the asylum"
said Jones, @d | took you for pa
tient."
That's vhatI came here for, and !
thought you werean attendant said the
man.
Here Jones and the man shook hands,
and bantedlup 4 genuine attendant, and
went awsy hsppy, After this Jones will
alwsys nse bis tongue, no matter where
le is.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25
Central Vermont Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT -Commenc-
w ing Monday, Dec. 7. 1874
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bellows Falls $50, A. NJ. 7O0 A. NJ. 230 p NJ
N Mail Train leaves ST. Adams at $40 A. NJ. arrive
in Bellows Falls. via. hite River junction or Rut-
necting with steamer forNew York.
Night Express leaves 0gdensburgh at l2:l0 P. NJ
Bellows Falls (via. White River junction or Rut-
land at 3.l5. A. NJ. New London at l1.05 A NJ
Mail Train leaves w hite River junction at l. ~ A.
NJ, Bellows Falls passenger Train 100 A. NJ Con-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with trains Tor Boston,
W9Ecestsr at s9ptn vernon Win Van pa
5IsPH. Mixed train leaves X utland $50 Pm, y.
r. junction. $50 P. N. Bellows Falls 80 p n for
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls at $40 a. N. ll5O An. 6.iO,
Mail train leaves Boston at 1907 N. Springfield
Fa9is NJ. via W. R. Junction or Rutland
for Burlington. and st. Albans, Montreal, &C., ar
riving in Montreal at e.4O P N. and ogdensouIs al
Nisbt Express leaves New York at 500 P. ~.
~ wa. w X. Junction or Rutland,( arriving in st.
Albans at $50 A. NJ, Montreal at 80 A. NJ Ogaens
Oufs uAfsscommodation ~ leaves New London at $40
Bellows Falls go p NJ tmixed) arriving IN W
trains leave Bratteboro us AN Bellows
| Falls 20 A. N. for W White River 1netlons;o
;TinT in RutIand at $50 A. n. also at I'D p N. ana
| arrive ia Rutland at SEQ P. n.
SirrpISa CARS are attached to the Night Train
hs31Teen St Aibans and Springfield and buriingtoI
sl nsctians at W R. Junction with trains on tn
| Northern IN H.l and COnnecticut and PassgHps
| RSyer Railroads at 0gdensburg WITH trains IoF e
~ a. Rutland with trains over the Harlem IL
,.os;an Railroad also With trains over the hersse
ts@ and Saratoga and Railroads for Saratoga 1roS
AThToush Tickets for Chicago and the Westf for sal
siths princ'PAi sI4w y.w. HOBART. Gen. sup't.
81. Albans. W.. Dec 4,isI4-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25

There is q tide in the affairs of men,
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life,
Is bound in shadows. and in miseries.
On such full sea are we now ahoat;
And we must take the current when it serves,
Or lose our venture.
Shakespeare.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25

A wicked pan in Davenport, being on
his death-bes wish I to consult some
proper oersn regA ding his future state.
and bis fseDd ser, FIRE Insurance. agent
TO him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-25
A Petition to Time.

Touch us gently, Timei
Let us glide adown thy stream
Gently-as we sometimes glide
Through quiet dream
Humble voyagers are we,
Husband, wife and children three
Zone is lost-an angel fed
To the azure, overheadD
Touch us gently. Timei
We've not proud nor soaring wings;
Our ambition, our content.
Lies in simple things.
Humble voyagers are we.
Ger Life's dim. unsounded sea,
Seeking only some calm CLINE.
Touch us gently, gentle Timei
Byrdn W. Proctor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-29
Thr BULLETIN.
PARAGRAPHS.

At Pekin, H.. YOU can Pckin TO
cirhtv-seyen lager beer saloons.
Texas has town called Lovclady.
Old maid. are inQuiring about the climate
there.
Before taking liberties with a strange
dog. observe his tail and wait for the
wng on.
King Gomha, of Africa. has made
Use of the new cable to say to Boston
Last missionary just been put to
bake: rather thin. send something cor
pulent."
The report that successful poultry
dealer had SET up q carriage. arose from
hi, statement that he had made his coop
nav. this season. --Bostot Commercial
! Bulletin.
"A Schenectady man jumped into n
well to avoid horsc-whippin from n
woman. and his brother had to bride her
with three dollars not to 20 down after
him and tell him what she thought of sucl
cowardly conduct.
The expense incident to one of pref.
ty Lillian Edgarton's lectures In Iowa re-
Gently was fourteen dollars more thar
the receipts. She doubtless arrived ii
town on night train when the citizens
had BACKED up and gone ont to hang
man.-Lopisridc Cow5c-Jopu0i
! The average Burlington, iowa. 80
loon-kceper must be- bad indeed! y
learned divine IN that city recently adj
dressed one ofthemas follows wretch
cd man. II the bed of that river was
bank-high with sud- of salvation, aud q
june rise ofpieiy coming down from the
mountains. there wouldn't be enough 10
wash your feet"
The forty gentlemen Whocompo-c The
Frisco Argonaut, range from bar-tcnd-
ers TO preachers. At recent meeting
several candidate, were blach-halled,
when member, rising with dignity,
said: "If this things a-goiug to be run
by starch-ncckcd Biblc-whachcr- then
goes in for row." His hypothesis be-
ing granted. he went In.
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GkO0 az REWARD--for a ease OF
cDcOO. w Chlls which my Indian
Agie Remedy, will not cnecfnally eradi cate ilOm
the system, Only 30 cents for lIll directions for
compromising the medicine. Satisfaction guar
anle,a or money refunded Address Il. w
RUSSELL, Mineral spriDEs, Ohio,
l-2l-d&wiw
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THE NEW
w A LIT e a M !

The past twelve months at the Waltlam
Watch Factory have been the bu..c., in the
Company, history. several wholly new stem
winding watches have been produced, and great
Improvements have been effected in the manu-
factup Of all variety Of their standard watche-,
until now they include every sizc in both key
and stem-winding, tina, can 10 dc-iryd, ofeyery
quality and OF every proc ~ the same time
new inventions in machinery and other large
economics, have cheapenel the cost, 10 that at
present 1t Is not too much 70 claim tina, the Wal
than watrhe. arc the l,e.t and choapc.t watches
n the world These claims are, in fact, almost
everywlerv admitted, In this country II T. o
matter Of faci that hardly any hne American
waich. aFe -old but phose Of the waltiam make,
while orler- are now rcgulahy received from
England, Australia. and the British Posses
.ions generally, and foreign countries are alan.
donins the hand made productions Of svIizer.
land and England and eagerly adopting Amcr.
lean machine male waltiain wa,ehe. in theii
place.
Buyer. Of silver ws;ohe. should Je careful {,
observe The stamp. Of the Company on the case
a. well a. on the movement, - the waluAn
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Sewing sMNt.2ohine
"a
--7-T-.----.s.,.,--s.iestI--xo
NA rss f.s SsisT $3.50
T1H,.sMI
GgWJNS
{ ,>z
EOR
SO Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
W1GgGM
Shuttle SEWING NlGlil0
TIE BESTIa THiU0nLD
TIE Highest Premium
WAS awarded to it at
v VEN N A;
Ohio ST. &c Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amer. ms sl.c, NY;
Cincinnati III. 'sition;
indianapolis Expedition;
st. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair ;
Georgi2 Site Fair ;
TOR CE'.G
The Best S8gi'g Machines
ant doing the largest
and best range Of work.
All other Machines in the
Marl-ct ver il direct
T6RFD T7Fl7T 7grT6N
- For Hanri1g FELL
iag Stitching CordinG
| finding Grating, Em5r0id-
SnnG quilting 8 Stitching
! fine or deayy Goods, it is
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agents,
we will deliver a Machine for
the price na-7od above, ar the
nearest Rail Road Station Of
Purchasers.
Needles for all Sewing
Machines for Sale.
Old Machines taken in Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy OF the
Wilson Reflector, one of the
best Periodicals Of the day,
devoted to Saving Machines,
Fashions, General News and
Miscellany,
Agents Wanted.
Address,
Wilson SEWING Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
| '-----------
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION,
Marriage nt Es'' 9; fi l5'5 ss.s C " :;
Guide. %5is.. !, IA .I. .ssT;, NJ
latest ieavcros Ia TIE isont r,pfotaeoh pressTylLs
| tie complexion, 80.
This j. atsfes,n, work u two hundred and sixty
iufnlton Tor ll1s who married o. ooutemri mar
rage SIN 4 Il hook tLa ought TO - Kept lock
ari hey. ahi not lcft oaftlcs .ly about tte house
contains the experience aud advice N rkrflsls,
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR CHAsE's RECIPES or, IN
FORM ALTON FOR EVERYBODY, In every
county in the United States and Canndus. In
larged by the Publisher to CAS- pages II con
tains over 900 household recipes, and Is suite,
to all classes and conditions of society. ~
sells nj sight Greatest inducements ever of
fered 10 book agents sample copies sent byj
mail post paid, for 50, Exclusive territory
given Agents more than double their money
Address DR. CIIASE's STEAM PRINTING!
HOUSE, ANN ARfoR MICH. 47i-ll-&-w3m|
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bly, the
% of
EMBRODERiES
Holiday
Table
these Remember
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MACHINE SHOP
MANUFACTURED and REPAIRED.

CPECIAL attention given "a light and lrlV,
> forging, house, bridge, railroad and Jai
work and all work Of q similar character.
steam and ga hitting in all IT. hUnchc-
full assortment Of Morris, Ia-krr q Co. p
Philadelphia pipe and Fittings Bras goods
etc and ga iiNture- alWays On hand
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-29

MOUND CITY ACCoNNupATInN
Leaves lAlRO ..................l2 80 and 500 Z VI
MOUND CITY ......., Is and S.ll ''
Mound City Accommodation runs "wednesday
and saturday
Making close connections 10 and from all
points East and North. at indianapolis ami Gin
ccinnaii, and 10 and from all points south and
West 10y rail aud river
M. B. GOODRICH, HI. MORRILL,.
Zen Ticket Ag / General sup't
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TIME TABLE,.

Until further notice, the Fcrryboat ''Thns.
~ States, viii make the following trips
daily excepting sundAys, viz:
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CAIRO G. VINCENNES R. R.
Q n 4 III O
/
Q 4 II q
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

ON and after November p, passenger trains
~ will run daily except sundays ~ follows:
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III: ?, s:g:.. t. "a.

10, ?, s:s,.s q.
conduct uu Agency ur me reception n aly,l
fi-.meni. tor american -pnier---the md
complete s,tahli -Uncut Of the klud 10 the wOt
~iN thou Iud NIW-sArIi.- HU. k,pi regularly
u'", Oi.tf o. iu-It,iiuu ut customer Ihsj
tdICrg4.cAnrnt !. taken ut ne HON. price
The QaptT. without any additional charge
cnmmi- -Iun. IN advertiser. in dealing vi
ihe Agency, d. -uNc,l trpuhl" and core pom
cacr, u d ing ono contract iu-i,.ti 81 a slru
huuduei or o ihuu4Ind 4 book Of eIsi|
PAGE, containing lots 81 h''1t phpVrs, larg
calculations, Religious, agricultural cl1-at 4
iiiiral daily aud country paper, and Az publ
editions which age specially valuable" 30 adv /
ti-rr-, with ruuo Information about price D,
cent fRII tp uny addrs.. ON npplicatiw
Persons ai defiance Wi-hlug tu make cd
tract. Tor Gdsrttiriug m any town, city, count
State OF Territory n tine United state, or ~
portion OF The dominion ui ttuadA, may sci
"a concise .IIftm'ut 81 "a hat they want, tOgCii
with pnUg oi tine idN crti-snent they d
sine inserted. anil Will receive Information
return mail which VIII 'ulhle them b. dccl
whether 10 increase az REDUCE the Uplrr
such information therv j. no charge ord
arc taken fora single paper a. we'll a7 for III
for a single dollar ~ well a. for a larger sal
Office timr. Building,
Il s..i Row \,
l2-l1-dkw-iW.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03

Rev. Father Lunney Of Waterville will
deliver Temperance Lecture at Hancock
Hall Thursday evening Dec. 3d. Father
Iunnel i AN able and eloquent speaker.
aud all those who attend will undoubted-
~ near a very interesting lecture upon
The Temperance cause.
At the American House on SATURDAY.
last. a KEROSENE glass lamp hanging in the
ofiic", and from which the oil had nearly
burned out, exploded into Thousand
pieces. making loud report aud causing
much alarm to the occupants. No other
serious damage was done.
George G I'D. landlord of the Union
River House, has added third story to
~ mann house, aud wing parallel TO
Main street. larger than the original build
lug. The driveway TO his new stable is
directly through this wing. Mr. Gould
now keeps Il little the taaest house in
town.
QUICK WoRK.-The new Sch. Pride
of the East" Capt. John 4. Lord has just
made the run from New York TO Vera
Cruz ia II days, which is the quickest
passage ever made between the ~ o ports
to Vera Cruz, and discharged. thence tc
Tuspan and landed GOO bales. aud was
cleared for Frontera. OBSERVER
The Concerts OF the Jubilee Singers OF
North Carolina GA Saturday and Monday
evenings. were fairly attended. and the
audiences were highly graiifed. The
voices OF the singers were sweet, aud theii
peculiar songs with their wild and plain
tive strains. amusing and harmonious. The
performers sang at each of the churches
Oh Sunday, and in spite of the violent
storm, drew good houses. which prove:
thai fair weather is cot always an indis
pensable requisite to attendance oil
Church.
FAREWELL CONCERT. - Messrs. Nav
nard uatton, the blind vocalists. vii
give their last concert at Hancock Hall. oil
Saturday evening next Dec. 18th. Ticket
for the Concert will be delivered free to al
applicants. after Friday morning at III
store of 5. ID. wiggin and at the doc
on Saturday evening. Children, unless &C
companied by their parents or guar dian,
will not be admitted to the Hall. A contr
button will be taken at the close OF the cor
cert. for the benefit of Messrs NJ. & II
We really hope that our citizens will Civ
these gentlemen full house. as aside froI
their misfortune, they merit the approve
of all lovers of chaste and choice music
apd have taken great pains to give in ever
respect. a first-class entertainment. n
postpOnement on account Of the weathe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03
(.ouldsboro.

Gouldsboro.
AT the close Of Miss Trask's school in
the West Bay District. an exhibition was
held which was a very enjoyable affair. 1t
came of on the evening Of the 2lst ult..
and the following was the programme:
Twrnty-third Psalm, lin concert by the
SCHOOL,
Rrcitaiion-"My father is growing DID,"
by MS Ella Sowle.
Dialogue" Sitting for a picture" W.
Guptill. Lizzie Whitaker and Nina Hoyey.
K, citation Rock of Ages" by Miss
Ida Whitaker.
Neutrality-suspicious. to the G.adia-
tors" by Benja. Sowle.
stump Speech-by IL. Newman.
Acting -'Numbskull."
Tabrau-''w oman's Rights" Tableau
Nv oEiau's Wrongs"
Rrcitaiion-''Step by Step" by Miss
Lizzie Whitaker. Tableau.
Recitatiom-"There's plenty of room at
the top" by Miss Nina Hovey.
Charade-"Cl o-re-form.
Music Organ between acts. w.
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Dosnesgic Ports.

W HARBoR-Ar %. Br brig Conquest. Gillpat
rick, French Cross, rs. i'm Boston. Br sch Clyde
Conley. Digby. rs. for do
bridge for York; schs Gamecock. Robinson
Portland for Calais; sunbeam. King. Portland;
NOR, boston; Mary b Harris Mitchell, shuIe. S.
for New York Geo Amos. Bunker Shut Harbor.
rs; Pushaw. Moon, sullivan for Boston; 7 X
Calais for Bostan, Andrew Peters, Cook. Calais for
New Bedford
Ar Is, schs Kate Clark. Thurston. Roston; Ida
spoford, Ingills. Portland for Jonesport
Sid IS schs X Hammond. Dobbin. Portland
Geo Amos, Bunker. for do.
SULLIvAN-Ar Is, schs Virginia, Boston; Brill
Ar d. sch Mare Hill, Grant, Boston.
Ar q. schs Henry Clay. Williams. Boston; J
Ar 80. schs May Queen. Moon. Boston; William
Sid IS, sch Pushaw. Moon, Boston.
Sid 80, sch W II Card new Murphy, Boston.
BATH-Cid D., sch Roamer, Mcfarland. Chicka-
naming.
PoRTLAxp-Ar Is. schs Alice Hayward. Hutch.
ms, Orland for Boston; Judith. Crowley, fremont
for Lynn; Tahmiroo, Smith. Bangor for beavers !;
Gulnare. Bowden. Penobscot for Boston.
Cid 25, sch Gamecock, Robinson for Calais.
sch sch. 4fd1sd Jordan BsnsGs e. Boston
E Emerson. Sears, Portsmouth. seeking.
Cid q. schs Convoy. Black. Calais; Jos "
Brown, Kane. Bangor.
Ar n sch Union. Dolliver. New York
Ar y. schs Alligator. HOdgkinf. So Amboy; Ro
wena, Norwood, Boston TO load for Calais.
SALEM-Ar 20, schs Hesperus, Convoy, Bluehin
| Fair Dealer. Loring, Ellsworth.
| Ar %. sch A s Murch. Woodward, Ellsworth.
BOsrOx-Ar ~. sch H d Condor. AcCarty, Ho
| boken.
Ar IS. schs Lizzie Major, Gerrish. Port johnson
Frank Pierce Stinson, Steuben.
| Cid IS, sch Daniel Webster. Haskell. Hayti.
Ar d, schs Union, Sawyer. Calais: Challenge
Marshall. and d X Array. Roberts. Bangor
| Ar "a, schs New Zealand, Haskell. Port johnson
Vulcan, Coggins. Pembroke; Ocean Belle, Mills
Watchman, Pendleton. Bangor.
Ar 81, brig Abby Watson. lof sedgwick) Holden
Ar s., schs Helen Mar, Nickegpon, Hoboken
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03
Suspension Of a N. II. Savings Bank.

CONC RID. y. H.. Dec. |.
The Trustees 81 the Concord Saving,
Bank suspended pa, mcnt This morning
and petition WAS presented To Judge
smith of Tie >uperi, + Court and the
Bank Commissioners setting forth thai
tie large aud continued call of dcpnsl-
tons ior their funds. thereby forcing the
sale ol the bank securities al a great
depreciation IN the present deprecated
In"heA mai ket, teno> 10 reduce liz asset,
IN such a manner "a eventually to sub
ieci The remaining depositois 10 actual
los. and ptaN ing lac court TO appraise
ia, and determine The amount If such
Jos. and the present market value OF
said assets, and reducc the deposit ac
count OF each said depo>i ors, so a. to
equally divide the loss among the said
creditors.
The run upon The Bank has been
lcaNN, some 100000 having been
drawn iii lhe last few months, reducing
ihc deposits f,un, : go 600 a. $3.50 900.
iih every prospect of continuance OF
tbs run. The trustees have taken thi :
action, believing il To be for the best ill.,
teIcsts OF the deposiiors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03
by order of District No. 4.
4S3w'

Carrie Guptill. a girl employed in the
New Pacific Mills in Lawrence. has di,.
appeared under circumstances indicating
suicide. She was twenty years of age. of
American parentage, and belonged In
Passport. note lett by her tor her sis.
ter says that she was tired of living. and
it Is believed that she has drowned her
self in The Merrmac.
The capital of the company which has
purchased Campobello island, Of East
port. is one million dollars. The company
Is formed for the purpose of improving the
land and resources OF the Island, and the
manufacture OF lumber of all kinds, with
as stated. such other things a. are incident
10 the attainment of these objects. The
parties purchasing are residents of Boston
and Cambridge Argus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03
She was set up and her frames all in place

She was set up and her frames all in place
In one week.
". b. Darling has bought a Jersey
Bull eight months old.
Mary F. Clark. aged IL years. has at
tended school eight weeks the present
season, and twelve weeks the last season,
at distance of two miles, half the way in
path through the woods. and has never
been tardy or absent during the time.
F. b. Patten raised, this year, lis
bushels Of cranberries.
-Alonzo Trip, formerly Of Lamoine
has purchased the homestead Of J. II.
Gordon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-03
Cherryfield Vessel Damaged.
Woop's HOLE, Mass, Dec.

DVN. T
Steamer Island Home" reports hay
ing spoken To day near Cross Rirs Liph.
Schooner Enterprise" of Cherr, field.
Me, which vessel had been run into bv
Schr q" III, l.. liaigAt,' carr, ing ava,
the bowspIit aud head gear of the lor .
mer, and Shaving her bulwarks in. She
would lay for repairs into VINEYARD
Haven, the damage 10 the other Schr.
was tritling
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CURED in the former ;ssn.
40 &c oo"eo.o' ana the assessors o. the CITY
h"S''o'h' ana me citizens generally:
.r,,h" ~ ~ .e,a foreiathers declared these
the foundation for our Rennh;can s-,, ~ ,u
ernment-
Governments derive their just powers from
'"e consent oil The governed"
AVIATION without representation is Ty-
RI, ,..,
and arr taxed TO snnnart ,ha" All ,e ara law Nv,
represented. are in absolute slarery"-and
WAereas-The l4th Amendment, 10 the Com
, OF the nlted states, passed July -,
LOS u'''ares-
An persons born or nafuralized in the l. nj.
ted States. and subject 10 the Jurisdiction
heregf. are citizens Of the United states. and
OF the States In which they reside--and
Hhereas-The 18th Amendment, 10 the Com