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The Bangor Wing relates a terrible
incident which occurred at Stetson recent
ly. A son OF CYRUS Emerson. 4 mere child.
had been taught b. some young men to
discharge pistol when loaded with pow
der, and overhesring them talk about its
being loaded and LETT on shelf In the pan i
try, he obtained IL, intending 10 frighten
his mother by discharging il near her
Mrs. Emerson WAS ut the time holding her
nisnt. sgcd 1--WE months. and the little boy
pointed the pistol directly at the mother
and child, fired. and the charge OF buck
shot. with which the weapon happened to
be loaded, struck both, Instantly killing
the infant.
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ELLSWORTH. Oct. 18th 1875.


Report Of tho Ladies Temperance Aid society.
The meeting Oct. 10th was very well attended
although the day was unpleasant. The Presi-
dent, Mrs.. Whiimore presided. Prayer by Mrs.
Hamilton JOY, followed by singing. The re
port was read and the first business before the
meeting was the elect ion OF officers for the next
three months. Mrs. " hitmore W as unanimous
ly reelected as President. Mrs. Davis A. Vice
President, with addition of one lady from
each church as Nice-presidens. Mrs. Hamilton
Joy from the Baptist, Mrs. Aiken from the
Unitarian, Mrs. Blssdell from the Methodist.
Georgia Pulsifer was reelected As Secretary,
Mrs. Ann F. Greely still serves US as Treasur-
er.
There was much bu siDess before the meeting
besides the choosing Of officers, 20 that but few
remarks were made except in connection with
the business. therefore we give but short re-
port The time Of meeting is changed 10 one
halt past two, and the meetings are 10 be held
at that time every Saturday afternoon ut the
High school room and all ladies' interested IN
temperance are invited to attend and / think
none will be sorry for coming. at least come
once and let that be next Saturday.
SECRETARY.
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Report Of the No. Blsehiu Farosr's Cattle
show and Fair

eAew and Fair.
The Bluehill Farmers Club held their at
nual Fair at Bluehill. on Tuesday, Oct. 9Th
The morning opened with threatening
clouds and rain, cold and disagreeable. yet
the people poured in in large numbers
with their stock. Produce and domestic
manufactures so that the decision OF the
committee that there would be no fair tina,
day was set aside, and 1t was soon evident
that fair or foul. there would be . Fair, and
though the weather was unpleasant every
thing passed of pleasantly, and the Fair
was a success. There was . large show
of fine cattle, horses and colts. A display
of field and garden vegetables. fruit &c,
that cannot be beat in the would There
were also many other articles both useful
ard ornamental, rejecting much credit on
the taste, ingenuity and industry of the la
dies Of this Town. On the next evening
the ladies prepared q supper at the Town
Hall, which was attended and partaken Of
by nearly 800 persons. Below we give the
reports of the several committees:
Best ma ched ieorking o1en.-Granite oxen,
LIST prem. to Albert Whitney. They did some
some nice hauling -four tons) but was not en-
tered to compete with farm oxen. Mr.. Whit
ney has eight nice oxen.
Best matched Turning oxen is: prem. to
r. G. Durgan, ID to A. n. Gsgood, Sd TO joni
K. Grindle.
Best matched four year old.-1st prem. +.
Noel d Inhnsnp.
very nice. d. F. Treworgy John Studson, A.
Z. Peters all had very nice four year old steers.
Drdning Of o1en.-lst prem. to George Os-
good; $3.50 lbs. ID to R. G. Durgan.
Bulls.-three year old bull, LIST prem. to Ds.
vid Allen; two year old bull, LIST prem TO Eben
Garland; one year Id bull, John X. GrindIe.
Coms.-lst prem. to Joseph T. Hlnckley ID
prem. to Thomas Osyood; ID prem. to Thomas
Lord.
Heifers.-iwo year old heifer. LIST pre- m to
Thomas Osgood one year old heifer LIST prem.
to Thomas Lord; ID prem. A. N. Osgood, calves
1st prem. to s. K. Hinckley.
Fat Cdttle.-Oxen, LIST prem. 10 Frank
Wood; ID to D. T. Trewergy. Cows, LIST
prem. to A. n. Osgood, Heifers, LIST prem.
to Thomas Lord. Three year old Steers. LIST
prem. to Israel Weber. Edward Chase, LIST
prem. on two years old steers, weight 246o
lbs. Red Durham Bull, girt, 4 feet; weight,
1760 lbs. LIST prem. to D. Allen, A. n. Osgood.
A. c. Peters, &C.. Two years old jersey bull,
LIST prem. TO A. C. Osgood.
Horses and Co9ts.-Mstched four years cid
Colts, LIST prem. to Obed r. Hinckley. Two
years old Colts, LIST prem. to r. X. McIntire !;
I'd, Prince Staples. One year old Colts, LIST
prem. 10 F. AcIntire; ID, IsrseI P. Carter.
Vegetablss.-Esrly Rose Potatoes, LIT prem
to Daniel Trsworgy ID, to Frank -; ID,
to Geo. ". Clay, Cslisornis Potstoes, Isl
prem. to william Carlton; I'd, Jeremiah Eat
on; ID, s. X. Hinckley. Turnips, lst prem
z. r. Hinckley; I'd, 8. +. Ober. Mangel
wursei Beet, LIST Prem. q. W. Clay; ~. 8.
r. Ober. Blood Beet, Let prem. l. 7. Hinck
lsyi -, 4. c. Peters. 0nioas, LIT prem. L.
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FELLOWS HYPoPHosPHiTEs The merit OF
this remarkable remedy is due 10 its peculiar
body to their original frmness and vigor. II is
well known that for every thought and action
there is death or decay Of an amount Of materi-
al proportonato TO the magnitude Of the
thought or action. This waste is supplied by
the unimpdired nutritive junction. The pre-
cocious activity ofyouths the enthusiastic strug-
gle for weslth and fame in the middle aged
and old age itself cause an undue decay Of ma
terial nervous force. 1--WE live by dying"
says Wendsll Holmes, 'snd we must all be
born again, atom BY atom, from hour to hour
or perish all At once beyond repair" To the
end that power Of repair may be v0aehsafed 10
the enfeebled organization, We commend Fell
lows. HypOphvsphites.
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frank1is.

Nearly ALL the schools in this place are
in operation. Boardman Springer of Han
cock, Is teaching at Egypt; K. Perkins
in the West dist. |. Z. SWEET OF Su:ry, Is
al Beech Land; W. A. King Of Lamoine
is 81 the Rye Field; Henry Smith OF this
place is teaching his first school at the
Head OF toe Bay; and your humble Ser
want is officiating At Dist. No. Z.
Extensive preparations were made for
the dance Friday the 18th, but on account
OF the severe storm, II VAS postponed until
Thursday the 2lst. Good music has been
procured, and supper will be served in
the lower hall. {. Z L.
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No device Of man, however skilIfully arrang-
ed, hs> been found 10 compare with Tar ina
lures remedy for ci-ansing and healing pur
poses. Catarrh is q pHtrid disease of the mu-
fore II can be healed. Forest Tar" applied
by inhalation. will do this there all other REM
edles have failed. When once c!eansed and
purified the cure will surely follow. Inquire
for the Forest Tar Book" the Solution and
the Inhaler. Your druggist will furnish you.
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Elllsworth-Oct- 9th. Mrs. Sarah b. Hopkins, aged
~ yeas.
Oct 18th. Mr.. Hora.io \. Joy, aged rs years.
Eart'etts I,laad-Oct. l3.h. Liile Mod, only
dap3a.er Of Abel and Olive Bar lett aged year /
month.
Mt Desert-Sspt. sosh. Capt Frank Roberts.
aged 50 years.
Sul'ivan-Oct l5.h. Mr.. Gee HodLk ius. aged 81
years
Grandmensn-Septl 18Th. Susan NJ. Lunt wife of
Augustus 8. Lunt, and dau:, liter Of Capt Jonathan
DAVIS aged IS years mon.hs.
Beslin, Wis.-Sept 2S.h, Mr.. Geo. A. Crehore,
formerly Of Ellsworth. aged 81 years
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

OCTOBER Z. 1875.
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W HARBoR-Ar IL. schs Thomas, Crock.
EFT, Rockland for Windsor S, Clement, Beale
do for Jonesport; Elmorel. Church, do for do.
Ar II, sch G NJ Porter, Allen. Salem tor Calais.
Ar IL, sch Flora Grinde. Stanley. otter Creek for
Be. ton.
Ar l5 sch Oregon. Smith. Lynn for Jonesport
Br sch Hannah Jones' Jones. Windsor ; for New
York, Day Star, Davidson. Portland for Windsor
rs.
Arl6, sch Cherokee. Howard. Gloucester for
Grand Meman b; Mary sanborn. Noble, New
York for Calais.
PoRrLASD-Ar l6, sch Clinton. Stanley, Gran
berry Isle.
BosroS-Ar "a. sch Fair Wind. Lockhart, ELS
worth Ellen Whitmore, do.
Ar Is, sch Senator Murr,, DO
PRoyIDESCE-Ar 10, sch Loduskia, Means, Ellis
worth.
New YORK-Ar IL. sch Boar, Cook, Ellsworth.
Ar Is, schs w Drisco. Haskell, Deer Isle. Hax
elton, Rogers, do.
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II you have been coughing all winter and
begin to despair Of recovery, or II you have,
taken = recent cold, 60 at once to the Drug
store of s. d. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle Of DIR. NORRIS SYRUP or TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HOREBOUND. Take IL
and he well. No other medicine acts so
promptly and efeciuslly in Coughs. Colds and
oil diseases Of the thrOAt. lungs and Chest,
leading to Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the use ofthis almost
magic remedy. II is also the best known
specific for Group, and never fails in Whoop-
ing Cough. Trial size 10 cents.
Morris 4 Heritage ,propriet0rs. Philadelphia.
John W. Perkins / co. Portland, General
agents. Is 1yH
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pY virtue Of . license IRON the Hon. John L
d Godfrey, Judge OF Probate for the County o
Penobscoi, granted ON the last Tuesday Of Au-
gust last. shall sell ~ public auction at the
store OF the late Winfield 5. Wilson, in Brewer,
in said County. on Saturday the aOth day Of DC,
.o6er next ats O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON. .he fol-
lowing real cstate of the estate Of the said Win
state of Maine, viz Being Oas-eighth Of cer,ain
land situate in the town OF Amherst being III Han
fny-six hundred and eighty acres, being same
conveyed TO said Wilson by Geo v. Black
man. by deed dated August 8, 1911, and rec.
orded in Hancock Registry Of Deeds, Vol. -
Page JOSEPH CAKES,
Admir- Of the estate OF WINFIELD Wilson.
L. PATTkN, ARctt0neer.
Brewer, Sept. 17th, 1875. swss
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At a Court OF Probate holden nj Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock on the LIST W ed.
nesday of Aug. A. ID. 1875.
ISAAC \. COLE. Guardian OF Edna A. 4 Geo.
W. Herrc& minor heirs OF Ii. L. Herrick late
sentcd his his End account of Administrator up.
on said estate tor Probate.
ORDERED-Ihat the SAID Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing .
copy of this Order to be published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court TO be holden at Bluehil,on the ist Wednes.
day of Nov. next, at ten OF the clock in the fore
noon and shew cause, If any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
3wsis PARKER TICK Judrr
A true Copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER Kegister
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A Doctor Not MuIcted.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Oct. y.
In the Supreme Judicial Court to-day,
tee case heard the other day, was an
tunced. Joseph II. La wrence brought a
81 >asainst DR.. ThadJeus Hildreth 2nd Of
Gardiner, for malpractice in setting brok-
e. ankle The report acquits the Doctor
OF al blame and gives him costs against
the claimant.
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AT a Court OF Probate holden at BluehiiI, With
and for the County OF Hancock, on the At
Wednesday OF July A. D., 1888.
OARAH HISCkLEf, al, Executors of the last
- will and Testament OF REM. stevens late OF
Bluehill IN said County deceased-haying prc-
sented their first account OF AdministrG ton unon
said estate tor Probate.
ORDERED That the said Executor ive notica
thereof to all persons Interested, by causinv a
copy OF this Order to be published three week.
successfully in the Ellsworth American prinfeI
IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at a Probate
Court to to be holden at Bluehll, on the Ist
Wednesday OF Nov. next at ten OF the clock IN the
forenoon, and shcw cause, II any they nave wby
the same should not be allow cd.
3wtl' PARKER TrCK Juivc
true Copy-Attest: GEO. A DYER Rcsiste
AT Court Of Probate holden at Bluchill with.
in and for the County OF iitncocs. on the l.t
W Wednesday OF July 4. D., 1875.
WILLIAM BABBID1E 2nd Executor OF the
w the last " III of VIM. Bab0iige, late of Deer
lse. in said County deceased. having presented
hia LIST account of administration upon said e. tate
TO. Probate.
ORDERED-That said Admir-. give notice thereof
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks succcs.tvely IN
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear At n Probate Court to %
holden ut Biuehill IN said county, the lat We'd.
ncsday OF Nov. next. at ten OF the clock in tie
forenoon, ami shew cause, II any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
3wtl' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true oopy-Aitess: GEO. \. DYER, RcS'r.
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1t i-quite mistake to imagine that Brghts
disease kidneys, bladder. glandular affections,
gravel. diabetes. dropsy, urinary complaints,
and female irregularities, cannot be th oroughly
cured. HGnrs Remedy eradIcstes the mala-
dies from the system. This diaphoretic. deob-
struent, Alternative. diuretic solvent and tonic
possesses curative properties not to be found in
any other medicine.
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.
This iutiles the Baror to
&
Oyster Stew 80 cts,'
is the way ticket read to recent enter
tainrnenr.
The use Of ampersand 10 the above, is
certainly original, and deserves the atten-
ton OF advocates of phonetics.
LAUNCHED AT noon. Oct 10th, from
the yard of I. NJ. Grant, superior square
rugged barque OF 56S tons burthen. n.
NJ. named the MARY c. Hale" after the
wife OF Hon. Eugene Hale, and owned
by her master builder. |. NJ. Grant. her
master, Capt. A. J. Higgins, Hon. 4. Hale,
Isaiah Blaisdell, L. A. Emery Esq. aud
others. Competent judges pronounced her
to be the best vessel ever built on this
river. She is built of white oak. hard pine
and hsckmatac, and thoroughly fastened.
She is double decked, has large carrying
capacity. and is of superior model. Her
whole cost ready for sea, will be SIS. 200.
1t is confidently believed that this Bark.
commanded by an experienced Captain.
and admirably calculated in every way for
business, cannot fail OF being successful.
SO many of our citizens are personally in
terested in her success. that she had the
good wishes of the entire crowd who wit
messed her graceful launch into her native
element.
The he tho A IN tetf
last Thursday evening was Unexpectedly
good. One usually goes TO amateur per-
formances as a matter OF duty, 10 patron
isc rather than TO enjoy. But the stead
fast attention and hearty applause OF the
audience on this occasion showed they had
met and knew good music and good voices.
The stiffness was at times remarkable.
The best rendered piece. in our opinion.
was the Duet. "Soft fall the dews." by
Mrs Prescott and Miss Burnham. 1t was
one of Glover's most liquid, brook-like
and the voices, evidently
well used TO each other, ran along IL In
perfect time and harmony. The Duet be-
tween Miss Burnham and Mr.. Brimmer
''Wilt thou be gone, lover" also deserves
especial mention for the perfect accord OF
the voices. OF the solos, the ballads were
most pleasing. Italian bravuras are rare
ly acceptable on such occasions. Mrs.
Prescott's when the tide comes in," Miss
Burnham's "Auld Robin Grey" which de-
serves particular notice for the purity and
simplicity Of it. rendering, were all met
with au encore. The closing quartette was
well shaded. and left the aulience sorry
that the programme was ended. Mr.. Win
gates bass furnished a good foundation
for the concerted pieces, and Miss Ricker's
accomplishments were helpful and unobtru-
sive. We hope this is not the only time
we shall hear the Amateur Quarteite.
a CARD.-The subscriber takes, with
pleasure this opportunity Of expressing his
sincere thanks 10 Capt. Horace Norton
and his crew of station No. 4, White Head,
for their timely and eficien, aid rendered
him and his vessel, while she was disabled
n said Station. on the 18th day OF Oct.
1875 ard for their very generous hospital
ity of him and his crew.
CAPT. X. u. CARTER.
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By TELEGRAIH
dispatches to the Ellsworth American
A Paying Court.
RIppEFoRD, Me, oct. ~

III. supreue Judicial Court of this conn-
At,l three weeks session Saturday.
Il The term has been very busy one and
unusually large number OF cases have
R,een disposed of.
over nineteen misunderstanding appealed
cases were cleared off. and sl7oO paid into
court aud Jail III fines and costs and fines
and costs OF cases carried up amounting TO
$1,000 more Ii is estimated the county
has saved in the two years past. s2ooo oy
the vigorous prosecution of the prohiodory
law.
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Business Notices.

A Cousumpiive Cough becomes terrible in
March and April. These are the worst months
in the year for persons with diseased lung.
Avert danger by AN immediate re sort u HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR. For sale
by ali druggists.
Fixes Toothaehe Drops cure In one minute.
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Do you want to save your children. II you
do. 20 TO @. A. Psrcher aud get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for Is cents, or sens
by mail on receipt Of the price.
Prepared by Fessenden 4 Co. Rockland
Maine.
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Arrest.
PORTLAND. Ne. Oct. 10.

Aenegro. named Henry Clay, was arrest
ed this afternoon on account OF having
boosted OF knowing about the abduction of
Ella C.app from Augusta Nothing was
elicited however. He says he has been
the races in Unity, and not in Augusta fort
b fortnight.
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Capital rial.

portsmouth, y. III. Oct 49,
The circuit court Judge Foster presiding
its session at noon. There are
l. persons for trial in Portsmouth Jail, and
i A. EXter. Among them is David Ma
oa!ng of his wife Mehitable, His trial is
fixed for Nov. LIST.
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man brought before 4 justice of the
peace In Vermont, charged with some Of
fence. pleaded in eXtenuatioE n natural in
feriority. Il should have made con-
siderable figure In the world Judge said
he iii hadn't been foot; its a dreadful
drawback TO a man 10 be in that condition.
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The well-built and thoroushly-dtted,
three mssted SCH, Joseph Wilde" about
400 tons, .. NJ, was launched from Capt.
A. Richardson's yard to-day. VIM. 5.
Newman, asterbuilder. Commanded by
Capt. u. u. Reed. Oct. 10Th, 1875.
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Eden.
Duck Brook Bridge at Bar Hsrbor,
Eden, will be up for repairs from the 10th,
inst, to the 18th of November next.
wv. +. LKLAND, Road Agent.
Eden, Oct. 5, 1875
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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
HAKBOR GRACE, NEWFOUNDLAND.

Mr.. JAMES !. FELLOWS.
DEAR SIR: | am very happy TO acknowl
edge the benefit l have received from the use OF
your Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites.
For upward. Of twelve months suffered most
aeutey from severe cough. and amo-t ' iolent
Asthms, for the relief OF which / tried every
thing c ould hear of. At last commenced the
Use Of your Syrup, and after taking one bottle
was abe To attend TO my avocation. | contin-
ued according to directions till | had used nine
bottles, WEIGH effected perfect cure. With
much gratitude, yours truly,
VI. SCULLEY, Tescher.
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BuraIary-Thieves Captured.
PORTLAND. Me.

CORTLAND, Ne. OCT. II.
Two sailors Robert Clark and Peter Nc
Iu.yrc. broke into g, NJ Roberts & Sons
store in CALAIS last night. and made quite a
l4lI The police pursued them, and
caught one last night and the other to-day.
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City and County.
a:aE!'1s Services IN this City each Sunday.

CONGREGATIoNAL-S Sabbath School at 10 80
4 NJ. Preaching at is and 4 P. NJ.
BAPTlsT.-Preaching at ?: Is and 7. NJ,
Sabbath School at / 7. NJ.
CNITARIAN.-Sabbath School at L. 45 A. NJ
Preaching al IS and 7P. VI.
misunderstanding twice month at 103
..ofh A. NJ. Sabbath School ut =. NJ.
METHODIST Preaching at and p. M
Sabbath School at 10 A. NJ.
>PINrUALIsT. Meetings held every sun
la.' Al O'Clock, P. NJ, in Hall over Virgins
drug store.
DR.. Fulton has removed from Court
STREET.-THE the house on Main Street former
~ occupied by the late DIR. Harding.
We noticed. last week, at the market
.o' / Mahan, Water St, a pig, IA months
Cd which weighed. dressed, 4s0 lbs II
"a' raised By Henry Maxfield, of La
noine.
The Steamer Lewiston will hereafter
maze but one trip per week. Leaving
rortland every Thursday evening at 10
Cock. Returning. leave Machiasport for
oHland and intermediate landings, every
fohday morning at ) o'clock.
LEYEE AT HANCOCK HALL.-The ladies
ol The Methodist Society have made ex-
'efsive preparations for their entertain
aent' this Thursday evening. 1t is hoped
Ds' large number will attend, and we
a'f confident that pleasant evening will
pass d. aud an excellent supper provid-
J. superior collection OF paintings and
''aIuray will be exhibited.
A meeting will be held at the Baptis,
lureh on Wednesday, the 9th, to CON-
p'e'e The organization of Sunday School
association. The exercises will commence
d III A. NJ. and P. NJ, and will consist
addresses and discussions, accompanied
"h singing by Sabbath school members
Is hoped that all that are interested in
ne promotion of the interests of the Sun.
Jay School, will attend.
-ihe frame of poor. old, worn oul
'0fse. with hardly life enough to draw his
'ali' stuck in the mud with his Toad on
a'he ST., one day last week. The driver
'afe-iooted and bare-legged boy, of some
zen years of age. tried every means i,
power TO start the poor animal, but il
"' IL was pitiable spectacle, the oil
couldn't go, and the boy almost criet
!, MS shame and vexation. The sympathy
spectators were equally divided, be
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Buy Renne's Pan-kiliing Magic Oil OF the
druggist or merchant where you usually trade.
II they are out OF il, get them to order some at
once. All the wholesale druggists keep 1t
their list OF staple goods. II is an excellent
remedy TO any kind Of pain or inaamma
ton, and is used both externally zndinternay.
Try II.
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NJ A X X | f -.

Surry-Oct l3th. by Rev. l.. S. Trip, DR.. Kill
burn II Swett Of Ellsworth, and Miss Eunice G.
Curtis Of Surry.
Tremont-Sept- Goth. by Rev. B. y. stinson. Mr..
Prank L. Higgins. Of Eden. and Miss Eldora II.
Lurvey, of fremont
Oct 10th. by Rev. b. =. Stinson. Mr.. Valentine
L. Higgins Of Eden. and Miss Zelphia A. Manches
ter, Of fremont
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LYIRON's kATHAoN proven t. the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
aud gives strength aud vigor. 1t is delightful
" PERU med, aud makes splendid dressing.
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only so cents. 6mos. 50