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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

The process OF diamond C cuttiug ls q
very. simple matter to those aequaidted
with the nature OF the gem. Tocut the
facets, two stones are cemented on two
sucks, and rubbed against each other
until facet is cut; then the position OF
one of the stones is changed, and ar
other fat surface is cut. Tne process is
thus continued until the gem is faceted
all over. After the facets are cut, and n
definite form given to the stone, the dia-
mond fs placed In the hands OF the pol
isher, who fasJensit in solder, and then
holds it against a small steel disk re-
velying horizontally with a. speed OF
1,5O0 to 1900 times a minute. This disk
is moistened with oil mixed with dia-
mond-po WIDER, and one facet is polished
at time. Dlamond-cutting proper is u
rapid operation, but the polishing is
slow and tedious. One cutter can gem
orally furnish sufficient work fol four or
five polishers.
There are a number of forms adopted
by the lapidaries for these gems, but the
two principal ones are the brilliant and
the rose. The former pattern, first prac-
ticed in Europe in the seventeenth CEN
tury, is by far the best adapted for cali
ing forth the powers Of the gem. The
other form is OF unknown antiquity, and
has long been in use among the Hndo0s.
1t affords the largest beams OF light for
the weight, but it lacks greatly in col.
ored reflections when compared with
the brilliant.
For the perfection Of the rainbow-play
of hues, it is essential that the facts oi
the superior and inferior parts OF the
stone should correspond in exact pro.
Iportions, and stand at fixed distances
so as to multiply Inc reflections and re
fractions, and produce the colors of the
prismatic spectrum. All limpid and
white gems must be cut according tC
this rule, but with eolored stones the
case is different, for here perfection o.
color is to be attained, and brilliancy il
a secondary consideration. Hence, {
lfineruby or sapphire may be decided,
thin, and yet be gem Of great beauty
and value.-[Dr. A. A. Hamlin, in Popu-
lar Science Monthly for December.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

Be careful how you manipulate au-
tumn leaves for preservation. A lady
In Worcester, Mass, pressed number
OF leaves OF the silver maple epeoies
with q hot iron, and shortly afterward
her hands and wrists broke out with an
eruption OF q scalding hunor, some hat
similar to acute erysipelas. She is
TO be laid up for some tame, Il no worse
resuits ensue. I'm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

A clergyman was preparing his dis
course for sunday, stopping occasional.
ly to review what he had written and to
erase that which he was disposed to
disapproye, when he was accosted by
his little son, who had numbered but
five summers: ''Father, does God tell
you what to preach?v "Certainiy, my
Child "Then what makes you scratch
lit ouLU soa
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

Mrs. Davy, of Tennessee, pretended to
be drowned just to see wnat her hus-
band would do. He hired cheap negro
to drag for the body, aud went to the
corn-ieid at his usual pace. And then
she crawled out from under the house,
followed on and blessed him her hard
est. 49,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26

On account of printing but one edition
yesterday, some items of too much i'm
portance to be missed by any had to be
repeated to city-edition readers.
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New Hampshire matter Settled.
CONCORD. y. IL. June ;

NJ y
u.,.
- 'o' ''''0'i' '''e
lent informed the senators. that the opin-
ion of the Supreme Court a. toe the right
or Nr,.r, Priest and proc,or IN bolJ
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+, S.,.f,, j., ma s..,,s,. resolutions -.o,a-,
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MON, r..c,;,..., q, con,. of.ho or;,,;,,, ....
10 rbc other senate nv the Snnarior conr,
A...,n,,,Yvio. the onipi,, US tho f,t
1,,,.,,.. I.,,o~.
Hon s.o II s,o,,a1l Sir III, ,..;u;.,,
returned bv the Justices this morning. 10
ihe mo Houses OF the Legislature, in an
,. !" 81 80 4 ,,1 PROPOSED pr, oy mem III
reason. mon which II bas been HID ,ba,
the senate organized By the choice Of
J"Ah W. Sanborn President and Thomas
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The choir gave the meeting good start
by singing some well selected pieces and
Mr.. Gideon Hays was the first to speak.
His remarks were brief. but well chosen
tor the occasion, and did not fail to have
an effect.
Rev. Mr. Gray, then took the floor for "a
space of twenty minutes, and during the
time. made himself clearly understood by
all. He said that the early part of his life
was spent in a place where rum was free.
and he with m>ny others acquired the hab-
II of drinking while young. which had con-
tinually increased in strength on him. un-
Ill 1t took gallon to cure bad cold. and
he had contrived u get one very often.
lie thought that the cistom of using liquor
a. a medicine was Unnecessary and In
many cases, was the catse of those who at
first used IL innorently, becoming extreme
~ Incorporate for life.
Mr.. J. c. Doane. then taxed to those
present in a manner that was of.ce spicy
and entertaining and was FOLLOWED by the
Pres. aud Vice Pres. who addressed the
meeting IN terms that WAS i.ccepteLby all
with a hearty good feeling.
After few words fro." Mr.. RoIi.son
and Mr. King. the meeting adjourmi up-
til Friday evening June llth.
The pledge now numbers one huhred
and eighty members and tor this, luch
credit j. due To the ladies of the vihge
who have displayed an interest in he
work. well worthy Of their sex. ;. l.. +
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B. f. Joy is about TO open new Photo
graphs Rooms over L. A. joys harness
store. where he will make photographs at
prices TO suit the times.
Coy. Dingley and wife, were in town
on Wednesday. on their way to attend the
Centennial celebration at Machias.
On Monday last, much needed rain
came. arresting the progress of destruct-
I've fires in the woods, and promoting veg
citation which is now coming forward rap
idly.
There was a slight fire at the black
smith shop Of Hamilton Joy & Co.. on
Wednesday evening of last week.
-Cameron's Oriental Circus and E.yp
tian Caravan, will give two exhibitions in
this city on Friday. afternoon and even
ing. This circus has been exhibiting in
the larger cities of this state. and every
where has received the highest praise.
The boat house of j. H. Higgins near
the shipyard of |. NJ. Grant Esq. caught
fire at about 10 P. NJ Saturday. 1t was
extinguished without much loss. by the
aid of the men in the neighborhood, with.
out calling out the engines.
The Hancock Co, Teachers Associa-
ton, notified in our last, to meet on Tues
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\ social event long anticipated. was eel
ebrated yesterday at The residence OF Mrs.
Thomas J. Rowland. the occasion being
the wedding OF Ms, Caroline h. Bo,twick
and Mr.. Winthrop ). Jones In the pres
ence OF large circle OF personal friends.
the ceremony Was performed by Rev. T..
W. laskinS of Ascension Church. assisted
by Rev. Il. ). Howard. ID. D.. of Webster.
Mass, aud during the afternoon the happy
couple received the congratulations OF
friends. who we're pleasantly entert aimed
with hospitality distinguished alike for
lis elegance and grace. The wedding feast
was spread beneath canopy covering a
portion of the gardens surrounding the
house. and the festivities were prolon ged
even after the central objects OF interes |
had been hidden God speed with trembling
voices, and eyes that would tell OF the con-
flict within, so strangely at variance with
the bright exterior. II happy start i
half the journey. our young friends may
look forward 10 future. bright in its pros
pect OF happiness. The best wish we can
utter for them. is that their pathway may
be as smooth. their life as free from clouds
as were the festivities that marked its com
mencement = Brooklyn Post.
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Bar Harbor.
Steamer May Field. Capt Barber. which
is TO run tri-weekly. between Bangor and
this place during the summer, made her
first trip on Saturday last.
The Bar Harbor Telegraph Co. have
engaged to superintend this office, Miss
Lizzie A. Silsby of Bangor. no is young
lady of considerable experience and her
services will undoubtedly prove a valua-
bic acquisition To the corporation.
Steam propella Svea, from Portland,
capt. Mcdonald. passed two days of last
week here on her passage TO Nova Scotia,
where she has been sold to be used as an
excursion boat.
-Messrs. A. Z. d F. NJ. Connors, are
having a fine and comnodious pleasure
yacht built al the yard of Chas. Parker In
Bucksport. and she will be ready for
launching sometime in June.
The unusual number that assembled
IN the church on Friday evening, to attend
the meeting OF the Temperance League,
was pleasing sight to anyone interested
ia the work OF prohibition. and the deep
yet quick enthusiasm that prevailed was
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HARBoR-Ar 50. sch Champion survey,
Boston.
Arsl. sch Josephine, stanley, sagdalen Stands,
with full fare of herring.
Sid |, sch Montezuma Squirting, calais.
RS sch Fred Eaton, Clark. Book Islad for
Calais, with chains, anchors sails, rigging Spf the
wrecked sch Annie IL Eaton.
Ar I, schs Adele PRAY, PRAY, Boston; Pfent,
Robinson, stnben for Boston; ANA. Bradbury Ma e
chias, for do.
sldi sch Champion. Survey, Calais
sULLIvAS-Ar 30. schs Wreaah. Foster. Boion;
A Crabtree, stratton. do; MAY queen. Moon.o',
Ar 81, sch lreka, Moon. DO.
Ar l, sch Henry CLAW, DYER. do
Ar D. sch Ariadna Moon, Rockland Planet, FER
ry, do.
Grant, do; Alpha. -. do; Josie. -, do.
Ar g. sch Hesperus. Wooster. do.
Ar :, sch Engineer. Bennett do.
Sid ], schs Sea Queen. suatton. Boston; Launl
Benn,t', do.
Sid 4, sch Yreka. Moon. do.
Sid I. schs MILAN Hill, Ball. do; Saxon, Bnydoa
New ork; NepOnset, Abbott Boston.
PoKrLAND-Cld ), schs Chalcedony, hgalls
Machla-. Globe, Squirting, Gouldsboro.
Ar Z, Annie Gus, sawyer, Philadelphia.
btvkRLrlsld ,, sch Balance. Allen Bmgor
S,LEN-Cld l. sch l. NJ Warren, johnson .-onth
Deer Isle.
Rich. Arey, Ellsworth for New York. Rival. Dun
ton, Buck-port for New York.
BosroN-Ar ?. schs Engineer. Bennett, Els
worth. Oregon, Pinkham. do.
Cid sch sammy Ford, Allen. Lubec.
Ar }, schs Virginia, Abbot, sullivan; Sailor BOY
Nu,ter, Millbrdge.
Cid sch Mary / Peters. York. New orleans
AT ', sch Geo u Ferguson, Ferguson. R0ndbui
James Holmes. Holmes, do. Balloon, Carver, Ho
boken, Valparaiso, Hooper, Mt Desert. Otronto
hammond, Ellsworth, Benny liver. Whittake' do
Aliia, >omers, Weehawken. Brig Anna D Tor
rcy. Haskell Darien IA.
Ga sch Harvest Home, Hodgkins Lamoine.
AF ,, sch- juliet, small uayanilla Globe. Her
mex Wechaw ken, Virginia. Bcarse. New York.
Ar g. schs Skylark Smallev,- Martha
"cck- >omcs. Rondout. Rienzi, Clark Isockland.
~, NE"bi hipkr-sd ;, Schs satellite. AddertoH,
Ellsworth. Empire. Phillips. Bangor.
Ia 4. schs Florida, Jones, Calais Joseph e. STOW
or, Arey. BuCkspnrt
Ar 5. sch Elizabeth, Croker, Ellsworth.
R"' ipENcL-Ar ;, soh Flora liking, rettigrcw,
>ld sch- oceanus, Young. Philadelphia; Helen
gar Ni'Acr-on. New York. Eliza sawyer, Cook,
NEW f"RK-Ar ,. schs Nellie shaw. Gates. Glen
inego~, Senator. Grant. Ellsworth: Jesse, Allen.
M',.rligc. kossuth, Dodge, Calais Crusoc, Blake
CHI ,, orion. smith Rondout for Providence.
John l!alsh, Hannah, IIobokon for Newport
LOUISA Francis Kelley, Tor New Bedford Connect
lcut, Greene, ioLokcn Tor Lynn
Ar }. schs Ann, Stration, FRANKLIN: Union LII.
Few Bedford
Ar :, -ch- jed Frye. Langley fernnandn..
IA sawyer. Cook. Providence
/ I'D Barque " II tenn, Collins, Lisbon. schs On.
II. Lowell, Bangor. Nellie Grant, Jordan. st
/ lnlngn Civ.
/ s. BArquc Idaho, Richardson. CienftIe-n-.
] piliAhhliHiA-Ar I, sch Mars Hiil, Miller
( h,hiii. ophir. Benson. Calais. : + Adams
I "in, Rluehill
-, -chs } W Dri-ko, from Bangor, sunbeam.
~ Castle DrrAw,RE-Fassci up 3. Brig
! A.t\ichols. from Cailarien
nhTiMonE-tli /. sch Lamoinc, Leach, Nor
60 ".SsEIowS u C-CIlI. -ch City Of Chelsea,
/ """an. Jacmcl.
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day. June 10Th. is hereby notified to meet
at Hancock Hall, Ellsworth on FRIDAY.
June 18th. at =. NJ. Every town in the
county is requested to send at least one
delegate. 1t is expected that Mr.. Fletcher.
Principal of the Eastern State Normal
School, will be present, and it is hoped
that full attendance of teachers, and all
interested in the advancement of Common
Schools. will be secured.
LAUNCHED.-At Ellsworth June 5th. a
thoroughly built, beautifully modelled
center-board schooner, sS.64 tons. called
the clio Chilcott." This vessel has been
built under the supervision OF master
Henry Bets. aud is to be commanded by
Capt. Edward l.. Fullerton by whom. to-
geth,r with other Ellsworth parties. she is
owned.
Next week the Law Court for the
Eastern Counties opens at Bangor. An
unusually number Of law eases 20 up
from thi, county. and the Clerk Of Courts
has been for weeks kept busy in preparing
copies. Mr.. Hale, Mr.. Emery. M \.
Wiswell, Mr.. \. 7. Wiswell. aud Mr..
Peters, of the Ellsworth Bar will attend
the session. 80 that for a week our city
will be comparatively free from litigation.
&. q. Peck Esq. who has bought the
old Herbert place on the west side OF the
river. is making great Improvements in
ole 4
laying out streets. Although this task i a
hard. long and discoura.ing one. Mir.
Peck j. Just the man Ia accomplish il. a.
he has perseverance. industry and capital.
lie already has sold several hou>e-lots,
and with hi- projected streets. will open
many more.
AT the present time, when 50 many
laborers are idle and material, low. could
the city DO better than to supply the place
Of the old bridge with a new and sub~tan-
tial bridge with stone bu,ments: There T.,
no more needed Improvement in the city.
aud cheapness in its construction would be
poor economy in the end. Permancnce
and durability. with convenience. should
be the requisites. Let the people make
their wi-he, known.
C. F. Kane wishes To say To the pco-
pie of Ellsworth and vicinity. that he has
located himself with Mr.. Owen Moran as
cutter. where he would be pleased TO meet
his old customers, and as many new ones
Az viii favor him with their trade Hay
ing cut for some Of the best houses in New
\ ork. Boston. and this State. feel that
can get up first class work. Every gar
ment warranted to give satisfaction.
q L IA ANr
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A Quarterly Meeting was held. May
- aud 20. with The Baptist church in this
pace. Wal ham i. cyangelically speaking,
a destitute region. aud it j. hoped that the
meetings have resulted In a new religious
activity on the part of the church.
The old Hancock Ministerial Confer
ence" was revived. and WAS organized
by the choice of Rev. l.. ;. Trip presi-
dent. Rev. +. s.. Fish vice-president. and
Rev. ". \. Reese scribe.
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II YOU have been co Ching all winter and
begin 10 despair OF recovery. or if YOU have.
taken a recent cold, 20 at once Ia the Drug
store Is. u. " iggin druggist. Ellsworth and
get bottle Of DK. NORRIS S1KUP uF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoEEHoUNp. Take ID
ami b. vel. No other medicine act. 40
promptly and eiicciullly in Coughs. Cold-,and
all diseases ofihe throat. lung, and chest
leading 10 Consumption. Hundreds who nncr
thought they had that dread disease have hscn
restored To health. by the Use ofihi, almost
magic remedy Il l. also the best known
specific for Group. and never TAIL, in Whoop-
Ing Cough. TriIl siZc 10 cents
Morris 4 Heritage propretors Philadelphia.
John ". Perkins x Co, Portland, General
agents. -
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Meeting of the Maine Medical As So
citation.
PORTLAND. Me. June

PORTLAND. Me. June :.
The Maine Medical Association, met in
Portland to-day. Dr. Brown of Paris, pre-
siding. The morning session was occupied
IN reading reports of the officers papers.
aud the afternoon with annual address Of
President Brown.
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oi baptist SCHOOL
This occurred last Sunday evening,
Juae 6. Before the appointed hour the
house was filed and even packed, 80 that
many persons were unable TO gain admit
:2uce. The pulpit platform was tastetully
decorated with a profu,ion OF rich flowers.
The exercises. prepared by the ~uperin-
tendeut and his assistants. were uucom.
monty interesting and well carried out \
striking and beautiful feature was the
representation OF The Christian Gracc,. e"
by ten little girls. From the report We
CLEAN the following items:
The school has not lost n session in the
last two years the largest number present
at any session during the past year wa,
1873, average number, 40; amount Of
money raised. sl9G o. Great credit i
due the efficient and painstaking superin-
tendent, Joseph Emerson, and to his faith
full corps col teachers
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
nEsTAl u ANTS.

hf' anu stop az Tie d u - MIN uho-
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEFOI .
II ha' over 80 elegantly furnished rooms aui is
utici uI az an expense co. over ~ uot- Elcya
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MANY safer rather than take uluscous mcii-
cine. sufferer from cough. cpll-. influenza.
sore throat or tendency to Consumption. Will
hnl ia Dr. Hl.'EF's BIi,am n VA cherry
remedy agreeable 10 ia. pist' y efio-tual
In removing disease. ~ ct-., aud II bottle.
large bottles much the cheaper.
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II THE MACHIAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As
Dryrann, of Boston, is about visiting your place.
andt stranger in these parts, l know very well,
Ike lost physicians travelling, he will be looked
upoIfith suspicion, particularly as his cures look
Miraculous. l read his certificates myself with
some ldistrust, but as could get help in no other
way, ! had tried every means iii nv power, |
resolysi TO try him. had been obliged to walk on
crqtcies one year, and for nine months was not
able t0tut my foot to the floor. My spine and arm
were ASP so lame as nearly to disable me- / could
not dre's or undress myself, get of the bed with
out hell He treated my case last Friday morning,
anu IN las than a hour after | was able to walk
nome. distance Of nearly halfa mile, up hill,
without clutches and have been gaining ever since.
l write tbs for publication, hoping that others who
are suffenhg may, by knowing of my case, improve
the opportunity offered them by this visit of DIR.
Urann To Machias
J. r. JORDAN.
formerly Deputy Sheriff.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Suspicion OF an outrage and Murder
H,RMoSy Me lime :,

Last Sunday evening evening, Miss Ada
Marble. young lady of irreproaehabl e
character. went out alone to take walk
before going to ped As she did not re-
turn. search was made, and yesterday
mprning her body was found in the main
stream. about two feet OF water.
The circumstances indie ate an outrage
aud murder, and an inquest will be held.
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uioine.

LAUNCHED. a Ilmoine. on the ni-l
OF June jth. from the yard OF King Brot.
ers. trim schooner Of 216.0l tons. call.
the Clifford. to be commanded by Capt
Jessie II. Bragdon of Lamoiuc. This YES
sci. built under the direction OF master
Lewis King, j. one of tue best your report
er has ever seen in the district.
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Champion Drill.

't'a A-A-Ni'' nv - '''SN
la the champion flag drill, between the
Portland Cadets, and Portland Mon'@on-
cry Guards Tonight. the Cadets. the pres
cat champions. were successful.
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City and County.


New Adterfise ma nGs This Week.
MIscellaneous-1eo. T. RoWeil < CO.
>aHiori'- Independent Line.
Meeting of the =. : 4 Association
Harnesses and Collars-IIeury swan.
Boot and shoe Leather-Henry swan
Trunks Trunks Henry swan
House for sale
Table girl Wanted-B. f. GRAY
Wauted-HancOck Co. Pub GO.
Administrator Notice.
Fourth Of July Celebration
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Business Notices.

All persons afflicted with kidney disease. pain
in the back. and all urinary diseases. diabetes,
gravel. drop-y nervous debility in either sex,
should Al once try Hunts Hsuifiy.
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Held for ASS auIt.

AuGI> TA. Ne, June ;.
orcl T.. Ward. VA, today bound over
To thc supreme Cour;. for an assault with
. Auite upon Robert Pratt.
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Wagner and Gordon.

AUGUsrA. Me, June :.
Wagner and Gordon will be executed on
the 18th. inst.
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many gears experience in this bus
mess 'oarrdnts sas IN saying that / cos
ana 'olH asake it for the interest of mar.
''es desiring Insurance 10 place their
r's6s at this Agency.
Correspondence solicited.
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DIR. UKANS, who has made SO many wonderful
cures IN this town and others, Will remain in town
Dui short time longer lie has had good success.
IN THIS town, - truly a wonderful one When Or.
Irann was called 10 see him i week ago Friday, he
was not able 10 turn himself in bed he is able
10 walls the street and Is daily gaining strength
lELLs"okiH AMERICAN, Jan. :, 1873.
| Inc dDJNe statement 50 Iar as am concerned,
a but the simple truth, and cheerIuIIy endorse 1t
o an act OF justice 10 DIR. Urann, and earnestly
fconilnend ali persons afflicted with iheumat lsn,
N.uralsla, or other Aindred complaints, whether
sue or chrome, TO give lim call, being sanguIne
| AIT he viii cure them.
JOHN Ii, REDMAN.
| ELLSWORTH, Jan. :, ls13.
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he Weather.
WAR DEPAETNfLSI

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Oillce OF the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. ID. c. JUNE .. l. ANY
Probabilities.
For the Atlantic States stationary or
falling barometer, northeast 10 southwest
winds. clear or partly cloudy, warmer
weather.
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This will certify that was troubled with Sciatic
Rheumatism, and suffered great pain was unable
to sleep without taking morphine, could not walk
was carried to DIR. Urann's Office at the DE Witt
House, and after one treatment was free from pain
and have beef able to work ever since.
A. W. BAILEY.
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: \ X X | l., ID.

hirn--i ult.. by Rev. ". Corihcll. Mr..
Helen ". l,,er ii MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi.
''',n nlty %, ,aiun Nj Albion II. cool-
~ 't i.Hroio. and Mr. MARY II. Emery or
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AGENTS wAN1'En,

Reliable men to sell the Weldon Low Water
Alarm Gauge; commends itself at sight or
troll OF counties given. Engineers or those rsm,i
lar with steam boilers preferred. Address p. n
Box 2040, Boston Mass. w 81.
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Great Bargains!
For 60 Days,Only,

THE balance of the Stock OF Goods formerly
/ belonging to the firm o. 5. X H.A. DUTTO<
will be closed out at so per cent. less than cost
within the next 20 days. by request OF the admin
isirator, GEO. PARCHER
HENRY A. BUTTON, Ag't
All demands must be paid within 80 DAYS or
they will be lett with an Attorney
GEO. PARCHER. Admir-.
All persons purchasing goods of any kind will
be well paid by calling on the subscriber ut Tho
Old Stand HENRY DITTT0N
Ellsworth, May 1875, 2mos1o