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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
Nus Granfreid.

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lfetne 70 9~rcBartise uno sldnsenpeRunp>
lsebung Granfreihe ~ @unfen Der Res
publif tattesfunren. @ue ancern re-
publieaniihen 8ldtter eonfatiren NIT
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eminent pOlitifben @baraftsr batten.
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Woreratismus Res linfsn GentrumS
ober es alaubt. uron blrfe tDffn. raE
pie Wanen 3u elmer reiFf1ern uebsrs
llesuna fcmmen rsreen, fotalp Elm Mal
pie 9epublif rsfnitip ecnfituttt 5etn
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uno reuttln Dos Wablereebni6 aber
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pas unbefansene nrtbstl auer parteien
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tren, fnb ni6t blcB eie Monar6ifen,
lonreln aud Gle Ssptennolifen unp
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til6en 8ep6lfsrune, uno tisle miro BON
Der lcsenanntsn arteitenben 9laGe ee,
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ssmdsiste RspubIif, lonDern rie rarieaI.
psmcfratilGe &spubIif @embstto's nil.
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On rapitaltn Wahifefotfcnen Mntbeil
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tcn's nod ftf, bic Gonhituiiung Der
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felt Dem 20. Nrn. Elm Gerennot aelrcr,
ben if, fatesorilb 40 psrlanesn, 70 earf
man errrarten, raB er BE bspc.Rebenee
Clifton Ger Naticnols@ erIam uilune NIT
elmer 8ctl6aft sr5fne ; uno eann miro
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aniiHen parteten fiibren.
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bie dueerRe 3rhte 81 Witaliettr Die
8emdeiete 3fGtt so, cue reAte Geny
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
Nplitiibe 6lpHem.

Die neueffe Wcden<R unefdau Der
SSln. gclfsseituns brinet dter bic
cermolipen pcliitlden 3nfdnne In Gus
rcpa cine Gstbe ron Wittbeiluneen,
Uelde fir umerifanilde gslsr niGt Obne
Snterefs finp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
u u 9 ENGLAND.

Gnslanps pcIitil6er GinRub 1T ees
senwdrtis 70 tief seiunfek, aIs 1922
sur 3eit pss Gunars1es BON 0eruna,
auf neIdem Mtuinston. Der 9ertreter
Gnslanrs. cine 70 fldeli1e Noue ip:.@
len muBte, pae ibn MetterniG, nie 9yts
ton Sulwer In leiner "bifcrilGsn Gba>
ratteren" ersdblt, in pertrault9er Corr
r~eipcnren8 .rie srose puppe" b%etitelte.
s.. Canning. Gaflereueb's NaGfolssr
TN M'niferium, fibrte pamals cine
raG6e @snpuns berbei ineem CT Der in
1rOppuu. eaiba@ unD 0erona prcelas
mirten eeeitimttdt tdbn cen 6anel9ub
binwarf bic unabbdnsisfsit grafliens
unb Der nod i'm Rampfe beerifenen
ponii6samsrifaniiGen R~spublitsn am
%ertannte, cine unterfisuns Spaniens
pur& RE eurcpdiiaenG ontinentalmdGte
sssen Die amerifanil1sn 3epublifsn als
einsn casus belli fir Gnelanp atldrte,
uno NIT bilrren @prtsn prcbte, Gne>
Lamp rperbe BET einem rpeiter1 9creeben
Der Gontinentalmdbte auf BEN bieberi>
gen 3ese rie rspoluticnatren Glemente
In europa entfsfeln unp fe nit leiner
Ma6t u~nterfdgen. Das ,pitfte, unp
pas ensIii6e prdRisium mar fat aus
aenblidlid wiecer bereefsIt.
Nadorm ntsr Gnglono felt 1859
nuf rem Gcntinente aIe6 ~oep1bren
lief, rIree. mcbl aud Canning teinen
anrsrn 3atb mebr prf1en, als zen DIM
gen ibrcn 9auf su la6en, unp nur rann
an rte Mafsn au oppeltrsn, penn
Gnslancs Gbre t5rtliG Derlest uno
feline b6dfen SnttrsHsn e~efdbrret lein
fOuten. nnter lolbsn u~mfdnpsn muB
ben enSliihen Staatsmdnnsrn oues pas
ran liessn, to6 Der tnnere Grieren ers
balten bleibe> unb niht nur1 @lacfo=
mes unperantpcrtlide prcpccaticn Der
,Gulturfampf' auf britiitem 8cben
ent3lnpet rpfrre. Nepceeate uno Sc
ncfen rtrpen im unterbauie bic Ircm>
mel rlbren, unp Banatifer rurH Nelo,
lutionen pom Observation-Disclosures ibn
acecnpa9niren. Birpe pas DiniHes
RUM Cartel nebnen, pie bic yGulturs
fdnpfer" i'm Dentl9en Reide unp In
Der S6pei3 frbnIi1 pinl6en. 70 fSnnte
%, sefbeben pae, pie Mebr5eit res I'm
terbauies Bef9llGe sable, rpslGe Die
St6run9 res tonfslionsuen Griepens
3ur unausbleibli@en Golse batten.
Nir fap ieeo6 Der l~leber,eueuno, tas
BIB irfper pas Miniferium ncA BE
parlamentsmebrbeit pom rem @erete
absr Die StaatsssfdbrIiGtsit Der fatbo.
lilten Sreen unp iber rfe SQcpaIitdt
per SatbDlifen teirren la1en, fonpern
raranf binweiien, oob GIaubenss unp
@eri6ensfretbeit In Gnslanr ni&t lesre
Ncrte ieter, unb Tag in Gnalano per-
bre6srifGe 6anpluneen. ni6t aber irn>
pnttrie 0stnnunsen frafrt6tIi6 per,
fciet rereen. Ghcn Der 6inblid auf
Srlarc seniiet' nm jepen .gnsldncsr,
Ger Dor 9atbDlifsnbaB ntGt Sinn unc
Serfiarb, Setlpren bat BON Mobuaeln
ltnn @efben eeBent pie firGli1e uno
polttifAe Greibeit atsubalten. DEM
brihf Der DGnlfurfampf" aus, 70 pirp
,Sns fatbcIifde Srlarp iiG bstbeilioen.
iuno nie, rernnrbtt @untt Orcsbritans
trteaS ,rieper auftreden.
4 60. @~M - A4 f&E
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nnttaten Der Snpfauer.

Bon gisruard, ;Dafota 3erritcry
rpirf tirtsrIl 10. Dfs. sennelpet !: Ddbs
rtrD eer gslopaOne : Grpepitfon in
1873 purOen swet sur G~ermedunass
eonintlHoa ssb6rise 6srrfn. Ct. 6Ou,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

had joined the Reform Club aud found the
situation perfectly delightful" On mo-
ton OF Rev Mr.. Garretson. committee
of five ladies was appointed to wait upon
the Judge OF the ). j. Court aud ask that
the old rum eases be tried at this term
Of the Court. Fayette Rowe said he was
on the side of Temperance. and meant
Temperance. When these meetings were
first held. he had not attended for fear
some Que would ask him - sign the
plcd.e; bit be thought If he had followed
tile course he had been pursuing. two
years longer. he would have been eligible
tor membership in any class OF drunhardN.
lie wa, very severe on light drink, because
they almost invariably lead to heavier
ons> 10000 druukard, perish annually.
The broad turbid stream of misery flows
down cur streets and no one can measure
"r fathom Il, depths. lie appealed 10 the
moderate drinkers TO sign.the pledge. Al
The close Of hi. remarks, quite number
came iorNar and ali so. Much Of the iu-
i"fr,t uf iAr mcciiH. wi, due 70 the line
inu-ic furnished by the Emerald Band.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

ta-C. G. BURRILL. INSURANCE AGENT, j.
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN good Fire
Insurance Companies as can bv found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company.
aud can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Policy; Is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; i also
Agent for the Traveller, Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want Of any Kind Of In
surance. will find 1t for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companic, before in>uring elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. Aft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
MARINE LISI.


DomrstIc Porte
WINTER HAEBoR-Ar 9Th, .ehr John Tyler.
Pendirtou. ALIAS.
Sd sth schr Rowena. GuptilI. Calais,
Ar lOth, schr Black Warrior, stevens. Rock
land.
I'D 18th John Tyler Pendleton. Boston.
:" H,EEUR-s.d 9TH. schr A W4DIaA-.
Murrh. Kocklaud.
Ar iii. chr Amulet, wasgatt Bar narbor,
for RocklAnd
SI IN. schr Native, whiimore. RocAlaud
Ar 10Th, sehr, sunbeam, King, Portland, IA
tive Whiimorc. RocAilnd.
81 I'm sehr josephine, Robinson. Rock
land.
EAsrPoRr->ld SIN. schrs Emma >maliey
Mcfaddrn. for Port al Prince, starlight,
( Bischford. Cuba
roRrNANp-t Id TN. .shr, sunbeam. King,
fremont; Mnd0ra. Bunker, savannah: INA
Frand,, Bulger, 81 Johns, y b, j & RDAur.
SAWYER. Boston
Ar sth. sehr [ tea. Thorndike. RocAiand
Ar 9th, -chr- Helen Mar. Hannah, Boston.
TO load for Fremont, Grace Davis, DAVIS. Ma
tanzAs; Glide, Carlton, Gloucester.
Cid, -chr Game Cock, Robinson, Calais.
Ar lOth. -chr. Allegro, kellar, MAyagucz 4;
Omaha, Coggln-, Baltimore Gem. lhoma-
Bridgeport, John Dow. CalAi, FOR Boston.
Ar llth. brig Mechanic. Gould. Boston .chr
Oregon, Tarr. Boston, Victory. johnson. Bits
Ar 18th schr Lamoipe. Leach. Cardena.
IuRTsMoCTH-Ar 9Th, schr Light Of the
Eat. Harper, New YORK; Lucy Loc, Ingalls,.
Machias for New bury port and I'D
shLEM->ld 9Th. schrs Alcora, TIN Machias)
New Work; Maggie Bell, Hall Rochland for
New York.
AR 9TH. schr. Vineyard Rich Hobokcn; La
coma, Crockett. Rockland for New YORK.
BosToS-Ar 9th, sch Ida Hudson, kennlson,
Rockiand.
CID, schrs l. Higgins. Award, Calais; 50.
shore, Whittemore. Machiasport.
Ar 1th schr. Delaware, Snow. Rockland !;
Harriet, Coombs, do; Kate Clark. TAurston.
fremont; Nellie, Ware, (of Calais 81 An
drews. y b.
Ar 9Th schr Hudson. Coleman. Calais.
Cd. brig Mechanic. Gould. Portland.
Ar 10Th, sch Ida, Wilson. Cherryfield.
Ar llth, sch Caroline, Walls, Milbridge.
Sid Olth sch, Amelia, sullivan Bangor; To-
wa Jordan, do.
Sid Ilth, schr Hortensia, Smith, Machias
Ar I2ih. schs DAVID II Tolek, (of Cherry
heldl Sawyer, Matanzas; Daniel Webster,
Trask, Machias; A q Brooks, smalledgc Vi
nalh aven.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15


The Temperance movement j. still
progressing with undiminished zeal. The
meetings are beginning to be looked for
ward TO with great interest by all. and as
fhc time arrive, for them 10 commence,
you may see hundreds vending their way
toward, the Hall with earnestness stamped
on every countenaEce. At the last as
sembly the house would barely contain all
who wished to tie present, aud a large
number were obliged to remain standing
within and withou, the entrance. The
President. Mr. J. \. Silsby. stated that
one Of their number had fallen during the
past week but they entertained hopes of
rescui,@ him again from the jaws Of the
great destroyer, intemperance. Mr. Har-
iimau said that the God effects OF the
club could be seen on every hand No
biuaied faces were now beheld on the
streets: on all sides brotherly love and
friendly greetings prevailed. Rev VIM.
Forsyth inadc a most etiectual speech. He
said he wa, graticd that the work was
going on 50 successfully; that he found
new friends among the number of men
who have pledged themstlve TO abstain
from the Intoxicating cup; that. though
/ he had often thought there was lack of
interest Tor christians and for the cause of
religion among many, these demonstra-
/ tions went 10 prove to the contrary. We
/ live among impressible beings. and we are
/ all dependent upon one another too. The
/ hand cannot say TO the foot Il have no need
! of thee. neither can the feet say to the head
/ Il have no need of you" We al! should
work harmouiously in the cause of religion
as well as temperance. Thus doing what
a remarkable change there would be in al
our communities. Mr.. Tillock is one Of
their most earnest speakers, and add:
much to the interest of the meetings by
his remarks He made the statement that
1900 physicians in this country aver thai
there is no need of ardent spirits in any
case whatever. and 1000 in Europe have
corroborated the same. w. II. Pilsbury
ESQ.,, and numerous others talked to som,
length. May the good work not abate il
fsthe least.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
he Beecher Trial.

BEooKLYN. \. \. April IS
Tic direct examination Of Mr. Bee ch
er Mas finished thi, noon. Cross exam
ineion commenced by Mr. Fullerton,
VINO i speaking very calmly. the witness
apparently quite at ease. Mr. Beecher
wa smiling most the time Nothing
e--entiallr VARYING from the evidence
given IA tie direc. examination was de-
Ve ppet
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symptoms of liver tompiains, and Of some Of
the Diseases Produced by ie.

A sailow or yellow color of skin. or yellow
ish brown spots on face aud other parts OF the
body dizziness aud drowsness with frequent
headache; dizziness. bitter or bad taste in
mouth, dryness Of Throat aud internal heat
paipilatlon; IN many cases dry, teasing cough.
with sore throat; unsteady appetite. rai.ing
food, choking sensation in throat; distress
heayiness, bloaIed or full feeling about stom-
ach and sides, pain in side, back or breast
and about shoulders: cole, pain and soreness
Through bowel-. with heat: constipation alter
mating with frequent attacks of pisrrhGa; piles,
fatulenee, nervousness, odness Of extremities
rush Of blood to head, with symptoms OF APP
oplexy. numbDess OF limbs, especially ut night
cold ehiiis alternating with hot fishes. kidne Y
and urinary difficulties; dullness, low spirits
unsociability and gloomy forebodings. Only
few of above symptoms likely TO be present al
one time. All who use DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext.
or golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pugative Pellets for Liver Complaint and its
complications. are loud in their praise of them
They are sold by all dealers in medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

No signs Of the spello-zootie here a.
vt.
The High School viii begin Monday,
April 18Th.
Mr. W. d Heath has opened a New
Paint shop in Hurley's Block on the west
end fthe bridge. See advertisement in
another column.
We would call attention to the notice :
of Appleton's journal, a first class literary
publication found. in another column.
Mr.. Hatton, the blind musician. is 10
give a dance at Hancock Hall, next Wed
ne>day evening.
As We 90 to press to-day "wednesday
noon,) heavy cold North East storm is
prevailing.
Ii there is in this city, Society for
the Prevention of cruelty to animals, We
suggest that they should furnish seats a,
the Street corners aud under lamp posts
for the accommodation of Loafers.
Rev. Father McSweeny of Bangor de.
livered Temperance lecture to a larg,
audience in Hancock Hall last Sunda.
Evening. He Is a very able and interest
ing speaker, and presents thessnbject in
very ioreible manner
We would call attention to the adYer
ti>emeat OF Thomas Mahan in another col
nmh- lie has fitted his store up in first
class shape and has a large lot of fresl
meat aud provisions on hand He has ais,
nice line of Fresh Fruit, Canned Good:
Etc. which he will make a specially,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

No one who ever used DR.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. Wild Cherry and HorehoInd. will be
without il. As remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group. and preventive
70 consumption. 1t has no equal. Acts like a
harm IN whooping cough. There Is no case
which Il will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
Ia n no opium or other da lgerous drug and Is
pleas ant to take. have secured the sole agen-
cy. and will furnish sample bottles al 10 ct.
:. ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage, proprietors Philadelphia. john
". Perkins & 90. Portland. General agents.
ly4S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
Bar importance League

The Ban Haroor Temperance League
had a large aud enthusiastic meeting l4>:
Friday evening. Inc principal address
~a' By r. l.. GriuIle. bu; remarks rere
made by Prcsi!eu, Douglass aud several
others. The Brass Band euliycucd the oc-
casion with excellent music and quite a
number ofname- were added 70 the pledge
which now contains about one hundred
signatures. The friend, OF the cause are
encouraged and hope TOR lively time next
Friday night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
Supposed Suicide OF a Maine man.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, April -.
Thomas Fuller employed i'll the li~a-
CIV from this place. was found carly thi~
morning Ga The door step o!lpeier Grant
ON Front Street " here he boarded. with
BIZ throat cut. lie expired immediatcly
after lie was found. The knife with
which the deed was done. was found
near him. Iti- supposed to hive been
suicide. He was about ~ lear- OF age
aud belonged in BpothbaS Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
Steamer Cambridge detained by a
snow storm

BUChsroET. April a
Tie steamer Cambridge did not lea.e
Boston >c-icrday, a. advertised, on ac-
raunt of a snow storm witch has PIE
vailed there since at evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
cambridge leaves Boston to-day.

The Cambridge VIII Leave this after
noon. The ice left The IIarbor yesterday,
AMI the Cambridge will probably come
mp Win tie Eastern passage tomorrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

Cardenas-Sd 30th, schr Lamone, Leach,
No. Of Hatteras
Ponce-Ar 20th ult, schr Savolta, Wnitmore,
Baltimore.
Cienfuegos-Ar It'll inst, brig Narena, Deasy.
New York.
Trlniiad-Ar Goth ult, barque Megunticook
Hemingway. for Boston.
sagua-Ar 9th lust. brig Myronus, Higgins,
~ York. schr J T Wyman. Uran. Machas.
~ John, \ B-sld 9Th, schr Cook Border.
7 at, Cienfuegos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

That enemy of mankind. Co assumption. can
be cured; but II i far better to prevent the
cruel disease from fastening itself on the sys-
tem 10y the timely Of remedy like DR..
Wistdr's Bdtsdm Of JIiii Cherry. 50 cts.
and 81 bottle. large bottles much the cheap
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

David Collins, belonging IN Deer Lie
while Intoxicated, fell on the sidewalk in
Gloucester. Mass. aud broke his aukle.
The fracture was a compound one, very
Use Of hi foot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
Business Notices.

ECONOMICAL NEW FOoD.-25 cents will buy
= package OF Sea Moss Farine. made from pure
Irish Moss. which will make SO kinds of dishes
such as cakes, pies, puddngs, etc., Oh l6 quarts
OF custards, jellies, creams, Charlotte kusse,
blanc mango, etc. soidby oil Druggists Ind
Grocers. 1xrN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
Nj A II X | f ID.

Ellsworth-l0th inst, by Rev. +. V. D. Gar
retson, Mr.. James Murphy and Miss Lizzie
Christie. both Of Ellsworth.
-1th inst, Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.. Joseph
Andrew Wood and Miss Emma j. Collins,
both of Eden.
Trenton-l2th inst, by X. X. Thompson.
Esq, Mr.. Howard Marshall Of Trenton, and
Amanda A. Bartlett Of Mt. Desert.
Gouldsboro-l0th inst, by III. VI. Sowle,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph Crowley Of Gouldsboro, and
Miss Alice Stanley of fremont.
Long Island Plantation-ith inst, by b. X.
Lunt, Esq, Mr.. Albion W. Smith and Miss
Dorcas A. Pray, both of Goudsboro.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
IN TELEGRAPH.
.peelal plspalehes to the Ellsworth American ]
Death of a Cleroyman.
LEWISTON. Me. April Is

Rev. Waller Foss of Leeds, a well
known Baptist clergyman died in his
chair This morning OF heart disease. He
was Is year Old.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15
PREPARED 81
H. r. STEVENS, Boston. Mas

WHAT n yEgEriSl2- IL. 4 COMPOUND - ;r.c.-
ct from UtT~~, fotts Ani isc-H-. Il B. Mature
Eri5ea. It d. t,eTlrrlly hr N lr - from ans BAD
,Gert uHur the system lt Bis nauU-Aiug and
.trcuEtHru.rg Il acts dirrrtig rpon ihc blaoi.
II l4I't' Tile neryans -ysi"m- II sls,s you good,
sweet -lrep "a utg4t. n d i great plntrr4 lpr
our aged fathers and IA ihrrr fOT u yea theta
.tftn-tl. q. .rt- tA.r uelyr-. AMI give thea
N4tsrr's sweet slteV.-a- has been proved Uy
many "a aged person. II t. thc grca: Hood
Puuhrr J. - ,1uthtng remedy IUl uur uhI
arvn. II has relieved aud cured tTuu-tud,. f.
- very plrt-4nt 10 take cvGry cHllt AArs lt- 10
relieves Iui cures all 'ii-cr-~- orIs nat us from
Iuuurr blood. Iry thc HL.EIt>F tive ID ltlr
tuAl fur Your complaint. MN yoU Viii AZ u
yOue i.icu4, O. Dor, auA acquaintance, Try IL.
it Las uTcd nr.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-15

sufferers from rop>y and kidney disease can
be cured bv using II RMS Remedy, the great
dney medicine purely ,cgeta BE and used dali
/, by our beet phy,i clans Il their practice
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The fire on Monday was n the old
clearinghouse of Mcssrs. y. Wigsin Il Co.
1t caught IN the roof AMI did not Il, much
damage. but was the cause of race be-
tween the two engines. in which both, as
usual were victorious.
On Wednesday committee of the
Ladies' Temperance Aid Society. called
on John Brown. dealer in refy small beer
NJ. b. received them with t-le French
politeness. protested that nothin. could be
more Innocent than his mild beverage. and
thar there WAS les. alcohol jt it than in
butter m ik-was most happy tp have the
honor oc call. auI invited the committee
10 taste his delicious cordial
AFUEE Ban ANp Az EArLY wA>uiNG r.
\ Young m sn took lod -ine> oa- night last
week aboard the Sch. + VI Kennedy lyius
"A; the whArvr- l. the mpruhE be Ma
discovered in thr water hctwocu the vc~-
sci and wharf holding 90 q fender for sup
p,rt. aud u,ter.n. lpni cries for he'll he
Ma very mach chilled AMI probably cDI.I
$40; have held oa much longer
The C,ucer; his wedne-.llg. even
iu- oy the pcun5>.,, Qnuctfr ,iub oi
Bangor assisted by souc members Of Tire
Queen Csy Dramatic Club t. given under
the auspices of thu Ellsworth Reform
Cub, aud promises to bc very enjoyable
occasion Tie music fog the Dance al the
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City and County.
Religious Services !, this City ea:h Sunday.

CONGREG ATIONAL- sabbath school st 10 30
\ NJ. Preaching II Is and = I. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING Al 10 81 A. NJ and j
p VI. Sabbath School Immediately af.er the
forenoon service.
enthusiastically School st y - \. NJ
Preaching at , /: - and r. NJ.
Sabbath at O'Clock Z. VI.
LATHoLIC.-Preaehing twice month at 10!
O'Clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2 7. NJ.
SPIRITCALIsT.-Meetin held every sun
day AZ l O'Clock, p. NJ, in Hall over Virgins
drug store.
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IMPOR TANT OTRsyFLTRs

when you visit leave the CITY Of NEW
YORK save ANNOYANCE ami expense Of carriage
hire and stop 1t the GRAND UNION no
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENrkAL DEFO g.
II has over 40 elegantly furnished rooms and u
hgled mp at an expense OF over sO).oO0 Elcva.
tor steam aud all modern improvements Ia
Topcan Plan The RESrAC RANTs, Lunch
Cnuntcr ant Vine Rooms are supplied VITA the
best the market can furnish The cuisine IL I'M
surpassed Room. for q singlr person. e., sltd
AMI a. per iay rich suites t1r families proportion
atey Ios, tAlt visitors % the city ami travel
can live more lnxuriousIy. for less money. II
the GRAND UNION, than At any pther first lass
Hotel In the CITY. Stage anl Cars pass tue IIO.
tel every minute for a part 81 the titF.
Iva. CT \ ". II. GARRi> D\. Managers.
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NEsErT>E Tor tie complaints tor which MS
recommended. 3, having larger sale tHTo ghJut
the lHt"d states thAn ans other one 'nedICtIe.
WHY NvsetIae wIll cure these Complaint,
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vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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