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Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

THE TELEGRAPH CABLE Buoy INA
ScRAPE.-The schooner Caro- Bell, Capt.
Smith. from Ellsworth. Ne at Boston. re-
ports that on Thursday last. at IL p. m.
when north by east nom Cape AUn about
ffteen miles ran into the telegraph cable
buoy, made Of iron, and of very large di-
mensiOns, which hooked her anchor Ia
such way that she could not clear it AZ
ter two hours hard work, therefore had
to unshackle the chain, and lost ten faith
oms Of It and the anchor. The buoy is
lying in the track Of vessels and cannot be
seen at night. though it looms Is high %
an ordinary vessel out Of the wster.-P0rt-
land Argus.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Thirty Years Experience Of an
old Nnrse.

prrsc rtPttoa saf one OF the hust FemIie Physi-
cians ani Nurses IN the tuise.t states, aud has
been used for thirty years with never failing
safety aud surcess by millions ul mothers aud
chili.cn. from ths feeble infant of one week old
q tn" adult. II rprrerts lritity OF the stomach
relieves wind cole, regulates the bowels. AMI
gives rest, health lnt comfort to mother and
chilli. We uchrve it u be the Rest and Sur-st
Remedy IN the worli. IN all csse- OF DY~EN
TkHl AnI DlAHRtiuEA IN tnILDRES. wheth-
er It arise. from Te.thnE IrOuI any other
causes. Full directions Tor using Vii acc cotnpany
- bottle. None Grnuine uRlrs. The L.s-ssnii 10
e-UKll> 4 PERKINS Is on uic ontsdc wrap.
por. sold by ALI MeiirInc dealers. .ynoIyas
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
California has secured golden grain
worth about Sl5 OOO. 600.


California has secured q golden grain
worth about 81, ,O0O, 900.
The wife Of Hon. Simon Cameron
died at Harrisburg. Pa, Friday.
The Rhode Island Legislature voted
for the eighteenth time for Senator. Friday,
without result, and then adjourned till
Tuesday.
1t is reported that Mr.. George Viii
liam Curtis and Colonel T. W. Higginson
have consented to stump the state or
Michigan in favor of the woman suffrage
clause In the new constitution. M
The ehildren's excursions. which were
so successfully inaugurated In Boston last
summer are to be repeated next month,
arrangements are making to give six or
eight thousand poor children day Of
recreation In the country.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
UNINERSA AL
PORTO GIMO

For I"usH- aUI 20 y
For sore Throat- and We4A Lal..
For Group and pipthcria
For all diseases Of he Lungs
For Catarrh in the Head AMI Nasal u.-t.
For Bronchiti. AMI ne kinarcI dIscA.,-
Asthma and Pheumon3l.
For children who suffer with WAoopug cough
The BEST COUGH MEDICINE .u the vorlI.
IT"Fortp t,iuio" * an El-t Indian pTe- .-
ton. IL has been emIneutly -ful IN the "s-c
OF thousands of-ufIcrers from diseases of tata4''
lungs and brouchl lai apparatus, 1t Is pleasant .y
take, quick IN It's ctinn, and perfect? '.:e. T..
cry family ought 20 keep 1t ia the house.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Notice.

I VIII be at the Room OF the Mayor aud Alder.
! men in Hancock Han, from two tin eve o,el"ct
~ until 'uly ist. ls7t, for the purpose Of rsceIv
ing t.xss discount Of i've per cent. win Be al
iewed ou teas une. WH. o. MCDONALD, a.
A"W 4f Collector Of TaXop,
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
A Card.

HIS ceTtines that the advertisements that 1
June End, was without due consideration on NV
part ana vas cansed by a misunderstanding be-.
think without any intention OF fraud by Cans
"iiiey, relative TO his obtaining the note
Castine, June y, 1874. 2raS
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Freedom Notice

THIS is To give notice that ( s,ye INV ,,,o,
sons, Jason H., William l., and Edmund n
Sreeniaw, their time nu they are Of age, and
anal si Sisini none ot their wages, pay any Of
South Deer Isle, June IT, 1874 3w56.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
For Sale,

TIE subscriber has on .hand Four ~praga~
Moving Machines, which he wnuI- to
sell during the coming Hay Season. Farmer. in
want OF FIRST lass Mower at reduced price,
will do well 10 give him a call.
HORACE DAVIS
Ellsworth, june ls7i. 3v45
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

A-Es.N.kT 3 g----- s@kEs&
PnbIished every Thursday Morning at Coomhs
oes. Elkwerth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
tgUSfN FURNISHING COMPANY.
For. terms. Ne.. see arst page. t-#al
sSe. n PErrENGILL Il 90, 10 state Street
Boston. ~ Park Row. New York. and 70i Chest tnut
sreet, Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
aiIertisements for the AMERICAN in The above
e.te', AMI authorized to contract for advertising
al our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
SheriH's Sale.

HANCoCK. 81. Nav 70 1874.
7 HAS tins day taken on Execution the RIGHT
L which sewull " Perkins has to redeem from
a mortgage t. ArthIr +. Drlnkwaler. datc,l Aptll
- ist and recorded IN the Hancock Kcgi.try ot
Deeds, Vol. Ia Page los, certain parcel ut Real
Estate situated IA Ellsworth IN The County OF
Hancock, boun'lci North by homestead OF Mar
tina Jelitson, West by Hancock street south by
Spruce street. ami East by land OF Sylyanus Jor-
dan, and - Land Of heirs of B. Tinker deceased.
And shah ,,ll saI right at public auction NJ
the sheriff 3 Ohiee in Ellsworth in said County
Hancock. on Tuesday, the 3Eh day OF june
ID. 1874, at O'clock In the afternoon.
\. X. DEvERECx, SHERIFF..
3W2i
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
OUR LABORATORY

Il furnished with the most complete apparatus.
and managed BY skilliul chemists, Night aud day
We are turning out enormous quantities OF these
invaluable remedies The public calI for them
loudly, We spare ~ expense To- meet the it
nand with pure and reliable articles.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Notice.

VNTHEREA>, my wife. Clsrre l.. circuit, has
w LEFT my bed and board, without ju~t!nable
cause all persons hereby IorbideR to trust her
on my account, as | shall pay no debts OF her
cont acting alter this date. ;. A UKCr IT.
Ss9gxick, Juae lst, l-7i. 3a25.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

On motion, the delegations OF the sever
al counties met in various parts of the hall
for the purpose Of selecting Vice Presi-
and a member Of the Committee on Reso-
lutions. as follows:
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
IJ:!!!.::l
CONDURANGO

Is Tie greatest Alternative
Ever introduced to The public
The ENEMY OF blood disease.
The CoNQUEEoR over SCRoFULA.
II CLEANS out all all blood impurities
IL Is FAR AHEAD OF any Sarsaparila.
II restores suffering WOMAN.
1t lis a srECIFIC for female diseases
1t CURES obstinate CANCERs
&C. There have been many woghiess Counter
feits OF Condurange offered for the cure of dIses.
cs SO many. thar for while people got tlet,..
that Condurango would not cure. Reneini.ar.
worthless counterfcits Of Con Iuraug1 y.,i
NOT CURE anybody. Remember we contr,.. all.
the true and genuine Conierango 10 the Coag-
try.
OUR CONDURANGO WI LCURE.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBLlC notice Is hereby giving tnat as Admin
l istratrix OF the Estate Of " Illam ThOmpsO sOn
late OF Trenton, in the Ounty OF Hancock deceas-
ell, have claim by mortgage upon Ihe follow.
ing parcel OF real estate situated in Ellsworth, ia
said County. 10 Wit Lot No. ~. the same being
known as The Moses Hale farm, and being the
same described in the mort gage deed from Mase.
Hale 10 william Thompson. recorded in the Han
cock Resistry of Deeds Vol. lkS. 4s5. to which
scription. t - "a.
said mortgage deed il dated August u. A. D.
1891. And the condition therein has been broken
bs reason whereof, 1 claim a foreclosure OF all
right Of redemption
ALMENA X. THOMPSON Adu,x
June !, AID. 1874.
3~4 Hale Emery, Attorneys
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
East Maine Conference Seminary f!
BucKsPORT, MAINE.
XEV. GEO. FORSYTH. A. u, Principal.

THE Fall Term OF this Institution Will com
/ msnee August 3th. and con ,inue fourteen
weeks. Superior adv antages presented In eyery
department. ''
For Catalogue address the PrIncfpal lvss
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

Card.
Notice. .

NlRAi Ed INTO the subscribers enclosure Taes.
- day. june 23d, dark red colt, abouttwo wear.
old with black name and tail. The owner L Re-.
quested 10 call and pay charges, and take the
same away.
GAIT & 30. GILBERT
Trenton. June "a 1874. Iays.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
The Republican Congressional Conven-
fion

The Convention was called TO order by
VIM. I. King of Calais, OF the District
Committee. on whose motion Hon. Seth
W. Mi!liken OF Belfast, was appointed
temporary Chairman.
The Chairman on taking the chair. tend
cred his thanks for the honor conferred.
and addressed the Convention in brief and
appropriate remarks.
Ii was voted that the District Commit
tee, consisting OF J. a. Milliken. WIN. 4.
King, A. NJ. Hopkins, j NJ Blaisdcll.
VIM. McGilvery, A. T. Billings. J. 5. Case.
be a Committee on Credentials.
While the Committee were attending 10
that duty, II. b. Hume, Esq. of Cherry
field, was called on and made a forcible
and appropriate address.
The Committee on, Credentials reported
the whole number of Delegates present
l67, as follows:
Hancock, &,
Knox, -
Waldo -
Washington. IS
I67
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Washington-F. W. Allen.
Haneock-J. II. West.
hnox-F. l.. Richards.
SECRETARIES
Washington-J. s. Murche
Haneock-Silbert HadIock
knox,. T. Pierce.
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTION.
Knok-Edwin Sprayue.
Naldo-M. :. Staples.
Hanoock-J. L. Grant.
Hashington-N. b. Mutt.
On motion of Mr.. Mortland Of Rockland.
the following persons we're appointed the
District Committee for the ensuing year.
Washington Co.-Jas. A. Millikeu. Cherry
field. Vim. I. King. Calais.
Hancock Co.-Albert N. Hopkins, Ellsworth
James VI. Blaisdell. Franklin.
Knox CO.-Oiiver G.. Hall, Rockland.
Waldo Co.-Miles s. Staples, Belfast. james
Tabor. Unity.
On motion OF Gen. Tilson OF Rochland
il was voted thatt the temporary organza-
ton of the Convention be made perma-
nent.
The President then addressed the Con-
yention in all eloquent speech which We
hope to give in full in our next issue.
Hon. T. c. Woodman of Bucksport then
moved that Hon. Eugene Hale be re-nomi.
mated as the candidate for Representative
to Congress for the Fifth Congress sional
Congress. by acclamation. The vote was
unanimous.
Edwin Sprague Esq. OF Rockland.
chairman OF the committee on Resolutions
offered the following. which were adopt.
eG:
ReSOlreG-That We cordially adopt the reso-
lutions passed at the recent Repub. .ican State
Convention at Augusta.
ReSYiced-Thaf, Hon. Eugene Hale by hi.
careful attention 10 the interests OF his eonsti-
tuents. by the broad and sound views upon ma
uonal affairs which he has advocated and for
the ability which he has displayed in Congress.
Is entitled to and receives our hearty endor,e-
ment, and we earnestly recommend him to the
Republicans Of this district for reelection.
EDWIN SPRAGUE,
y. IL. MUTT,
VI. S. STAPLES
It. GRANT
On motion of Mr.. Hume the chairman
of his nomination.
The Convention then voted It's thank:
to the presiding Officers.
Adjourned, sine die.
The Convention was in session onl one
hour, and all its members were OF one
mind and one heart.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Notice of Assignee Of his APP
pOimtment

Tn BANkRUPrCY.-ln the District Court Of The
United state Tor the District of Maine In
the matter OF Na,h1 A. Hawes, bankrupt Dis.
triet Of Maine sS. Al Ellsworth, In said District,
the 2oth day Of May A. ID. 1874.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment as Assignee of Nathn A. Lawes OF
Brooksville, in the County OF Hancock and state
OF Name, within said District, who has been adj
judged a Bankrupt upon petition of his creditor,
by the District Court Of said District.
fiied Nov. u, ISIS.
DAVID u. KICKER, No. ls5 Fore strset
owst Portland Nc
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
Special aot'ets.
To Manufacturers of Lime!

1iHE undersigned desire to Obtain specim.n na OF
hy,,rauiic lime, (uot cementj. \ lime CON
tanning considerable proportion Of ciayey mat
Ter wouli probtbly answer. n satisfactory, a
large quantity win tc required Please send E
nIaSscs OF samples, not exceeding onc. half peck
to
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY

tut Ladies OF the Snuth Surry Sewing Society,
i VIII give nu entertainment a. tie Union Meet
inS House, at South surry, the coming Pourth
OF July 10 which all are invited
Per order Of Com.
south Surry. Jun, IS. ls74. 3N25.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

EIphOnzO YOungs s. Co.
MAKE THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL PRICES
FOB THE
HOLIDAYS O.fLr.
CANDY, CONE TON IN STOOKJ
made by SlaUson Il 90, New York;
Choice Cream miHtures......... -Four pounds for 81
Broken Candy Fresh Six pounds for 5
BANANAS, FIGS AND ORANGES.
NUTS.
MIxID. dhcIudin Soft Shell Almonds, six pounds
SHELLBARKS.
FORTY BUSHELS GENUINE NEW YORK
STATE HICKORY NUTS.
RAISINS.
DLHESAS, LONDON LAYERS, vALEHCIAS,
MATS AND sULTAHA5.
Layers in quarter boxes 90 cents
E6d psanos, Quarter % 1Sss for ~
GENUINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
ONE TON GHoIGE, IN HALF FIRk!ss, BE.
LEMONS, CITRoN AND I8ENCH PRUNEs.
NEW zASrf II r STEKAT F5a 81 81 GENTS Oh
sssH SSsfi
EDAM CHEESE, BEST GOODS at sI.2s.
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS at Sl.7s
ELPHONZO YOUHGS & CO., Grocers,
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gress Goods, Wool shs SHAW As Waterproof Cloth,
Rd snd Ws rSs DS
skiits Initial HaRdS erohsf.. Paris Kids, Lsdiss'
Combs, Wrapper Goods, &c &c. Double With
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oss snd saas and up
Call early and secure choice bargains.
BRODHEAD q co.,
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
NEW PRESENTATION BOOKS,
with an immense number adapted to
Also, elegant FANCY GOODS. embracing every
FASHION LEADERS
sOLOMONS AND CHAPMAN,
ACTS. LAwREHOE,ysr nnPPURE LINEN" PA.
does tr sI1 Pennsylvania avenue.
GIVE SOMETHING USEFUL.
Roesers' Table oGTLERY. SILVER, plated WARs:
Holiday presents. GEO. WATTS 3 90,
~ Hou.. rs sTss.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
and Ser anto " God, from So to $50.
and Hand Deooration. rom sos 20 SiS oa' I'a''
siiiSa6s S1 se. glass; and
Gilt .sd "a
Ash Receivers; Thermometers, In Out Glass and
Bronze; Ivory Hair Brushes and Shell COMBS, q and
and Shaving Glasses, Tourists' CUPS and Bottles,
All ct prices astonishinsly low.
decl9-tr w. 9. THOMPSON, 1O3 18th st.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
very large assortment Of Gil the newest STYLES OF
foreign
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS;
ALSO,
POCKET BOOKS, OIGAR, LITTER AND GARD
CASES, Etc.
decl8.n n. W. GAIT, BRO. q 90.
| NJ UeICAL GIFTS FOB TIE HOLIDAYS
lvl Pianos, Organs, Music, Music Books,
Music Boxes, Musical Instruments, and X
prices than elsewhere, ct @. L. WILD BROS.
Music store. 53S 1th street northwest, half square
several fine PIANOS for rent. cscl7-tr
IMPORTED ERAnCA AND GRRMAN GA
lARY BIRDe the finest singers IA the - n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

The transfer OF the printing OF internal rsye.
nue. stamps from the government workshops to
a bank note engraving company in New York
has caused the discharge OF three hundred en-
Ployes Of the Treasury department., most of
them women with families TO support. IL the
members Of Congress whose votes brought sbout
this Change mistake In every way-couId see
the sad results OF il in hundreds of Washington
homes to-day they might we'll question the
humanity OF their action, which can hardly he
defended on any ground, for the government is
almost certain 70 be a loser aud not a gamer bv
the transfer. To save q repetition of the dis
tressipg scenes at the Treasury building when
the last dismlsssls took place, the notifications
were this time sent TO the residences of the un-
fortunate ones; but in some cases they could not
be found, and this morning some young womsn
were handed the hated envelopes at the door of
the building. Itwas pitiful to see their looks of
dismay-in some cases Of despair. This WAS
succeeded BY fits of crying as they took their
seats In the street cars for homes which were for
The remainder of the winter to witness many
scenes OF suffering. sad holiday season for
these unfortunates. let rs cherish the hope
that the prospect may nott1rn ont to be 80 dark
as II locks to them now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

The distressing suicide of the Rev. j. n.
Coombs, Of the Western Presbyterian Church
Of this city, has caused a painful sensation
throughout the entire community, both on &C
count OF the standing and talents of the de-
ceased, and the peculiarly sad circumstances
under which he came to his end. His case is
one Of the many defined by the word "klepoto-
maniac" where the 81 fierer Is led by an
apparently irrepressible impulse to per-
form deecs the most repusDant apparently
70 bis training, calling, and position in life.
The money value Of the article or articles taken
in this case was too small to have afforded a
motive. Mr. COombs was Motel for his free
handed lberslity in all cases of charity or be-
nevolenee, and il IL quite certain that no ordi-
nary sordid love Of gsin7was Of the bottom OF
this terrible morbid impulse viii ch mastered his
reason. IL appears, too, that lie has been the
victim Of this nfrmty for years, and that at least
ak years ago he was detected In taking some
twenty volumes from another bookstore on
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28
The East African slave Trade.

The New York Herald has received tron TIA
commissioner, Mr.. Henry ri. Stanley, lengthy
dispatches from Zanzibar, the largest civ on
the east coast Of Africa, from which we CLEAN
some facts OF interest a. TO the East African
slave trade which has so greatly agitsted the
English government, and those who rally at
Exeter Hall. The population Of the place can
with difficulty be arrived at, but 10 Is supposed
to be about three hundred and fifty THOUSAND.
Great sums of money have been made for
years by staid merchants of London, Hambury.
New York, Boston and Salem, In the trade in
ivory, cOpal, cloves, hides, orchills weed and
cocOa-nut OIL, and until the attention of ths
world was attracted to the place BY the great
traveller Livingstone, and his discOverer thu
existence OF the place was comparatively IN
known. 1t WAS certainly a matter of great
surprise to find out that two New England
houses were represented to an amount of CANT
tai nearly equal to three millions of doIlsrs
and that as there were no banking facilities
there, their agents had to keep several hundred
thousand Of dollars in gold in their safes. At
times many thousand of dollars could be seem
lying in their warehouse yards in the un-
cOuth shape or huge elephant tusks
This business prosperity was somewhat inter-
rupted by the appearance OF the men-of-war
preceding Sir Bartle Frere's expedition for the
or East Indian merchants, who penetrated the
interior and brought their valuable articles of
trade to Zanzibar, which Is an island twenty
miles.from the coast, in dhOws, (crudely built
trading sChOOners,) became demoralizad, fear
ing that their dhows would be seized as slayers
and they refused to I'll their contracts with the
white merchants. The Sultan was in the mean
time losing az his custom house, and as long a.
the men-of-war remained in the hsrbor his in
come was becoming vastly uncertain. Under
the stress Of such circumstances, ana moved bv
the opportunities Of the English ambassador he
signed treaty for the more effectusl stoppsys
of the traffic in human flesh; and trade matters
began TO e-sssume more settled shape. The
only remaining difficulty now seems to be to
devise some definite plan of missions to move
amongst the natives and more effectualIv teach
the heads OF families that it is sinful to sell their
ofsprings in exchange for cheap New England
calico, beads, and wire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28
HOLIDAY GOODS.
NEW YEARS SPECIALTIgS
waas.a cunnI.r. ro,

wARRIS CHoATE q cos.
PHYSICIANS TISI1INH LISTS
GlAhIES FOR TIM DISK OR POCKET
RIMMEL,S PER FUN Ed ALMANACS
The ILL UMI6ATED ALMlNACS,
FOR kUNDAY SCHOOLS:
Oon mentartes on the Lessons in Nshus; Joshua
and ii Times, 81 Is; Joshua and Hts Sa,oes-
sors, 81; Heroes and Judges, q; Wheedons
LAnges, Olarkeb, Speakers aud other Oommen-
taries. Agent for the New Intsrna tional Lesson
Monthly, edited by b. r. Jacobs, Of Caicsgo;
Lesson Psrers, Question Books, and general Sun
day School Requisites.
VISITING CARDS:
The Silhouette New Year Cards, artistic end haui-
some designs. 30 cents Q pack. Special Rrrang
mehts are made with o1r engraver for implying
engraved cards ex peditiou.iy for on New
fesrs day, but orders should be sent in as early
as possible Visiting Cards engraved snd printed
In the latest sty le
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varieties Of iEe Papers in beautiful tnts with thu
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SltO WARREH OHOATE & 90,
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Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY December -, 1874.
To Advertisers.

ON Monday next, January 4th, TIE STAB
will appear IN an entire new dress and o.her-
wise greatly improved IN appearance. As all
standing matter will have to be reset for that
issue, We viii thank our yearly advertisers who
desire to have any change made in their an
nouncemeDts to send in the new copy for
that purpose on or before Saturday next.
Where this is not done the same matter now
Timing will be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

The salubrity Of our climate, even at this
advanced stage of the winter, admits OF ont
door prayer-meetings sans overcosts by tho
Young Mems Christian Association. Brother
Moody, in his bleak and wicked Chicago
home, can muse on this and weep, that his
lines have lot been cast in "such pleasant
Places
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

The Shah Of Persia has written a book abou
his visit to England, and in his book he says
things that carry CONSERVATION to the Great
Brttainous circles in which he moved. The
question Il now: Will King Kalskaus write a
book Of bis travels and notable experiences in
this country? Quite likely he's been "tskin'
notes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

Tie illustrated Chro>iele of yesterday was
quite crsdltaole to re enterprise of the pub
lishers- The pictures were generally well exc
cutec, and iS.ly worked for q first issue, and
ne portrajts were exceedingly good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

Ladies' Shoes made &c order at short notice, Of the
beet material and workmanship, and per -aGAp
feet 1t guaranteed in every case. D$2J
A large and weli-selected stock AZ ~
GBNTLbMEN'S FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
Of the best make, for sale at reasonable prices.
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