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Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

From the last years crop of fruit there
are tons and tons of dried spples stored
away in the farmers garrets in boxes
chests and bags, waiting and ready 10 sup
| ply the family tables whenever they shall
be needed. The careful housewife will give
such stories an occasional examination. to
see that nothing is wasted from the effects
OF damp weather, insects or vermin. After
apples are thoroughly cured. probably
there is nothing better for storing them In
than tight. clean boxes or barrels. II -four
barrels are used, they should first be wash
ed entirely clean. as flour adhering TO the
sides or heads is liable to mould and iniure
the quality OF the fruit within. Tight bar
rels or boxes are best. because they shut
out the damp air In stormy weather. and
also exclude tthose insects which are al
ways seeking 10 deposit their eggs. and
from which hatch the worms or maggots
which injure SO much of the dried fruit
which is carelessly cared for. II stored in
bags, the bags should be fine and clean.
and tied tightly, so as 20 exclude all Insects
which might cause injury TO the fruit
We have all had smarting evidence Of
the ease with which mosquitoes can thrust
their bills through the fabric even OF our
best and finest clothes, and those insects
which deposit the eggs OF the apple worm
have the ability to put their eggs through
pretty small holes If necessity requires. If
convenient TO do so. bags OF dried fruit
should be hung in the open air of an upper
room, where the air can circulate freely.
and prevent injury from mould and damp
ness. Housekeepers on a farm fad this a
busy time of year, with fruit TO dry aud to
can. pickles TO preserve, and catsup aud
other re.ishes 10 prepare, and il is all too
hard work TO have such labor lost for want
OF a little watching aud timely care during
the changing weather OF summer and fall.
The dog day weather is past now and our
a A---~~ ~h~''i' 49, s--I ito -
family stores thorough summing and scald-
Ing, as necessity requires. Don't let mould
and decay spoil the results of hard toll. for
the want Of little timely forethought and
careful attention Row.-lNew England
Farmer.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

WARTS ON HoRsEs.-A cure for warts
on horses is to take pure cold extract cas-.
tor oil and rub the wart well with it every
morning. 1.-THE wart is not bleeding OF
raw, then with corn cob and water, rub
the wart till 1t 10 irritated, or bleeds little.
Keep this up uaremittingly, and you can
cure any wart You may meet with. 1t will
produce the like effects on warts on the hu-
man hand. After each application of the
oil, the warts turn Iblack.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
HANCOCK HOUSE |

ms House is centrally located and has recent
ly been thoroughly repaired and refIrnished
throughout.
The proprietor intends to give D ersonal a,tep
roh 10 the table and the warts of his guests and
Eaters himself that he can now furnish as &C.,
accommodations as can be found in the city A
good Stable, and faithful OstIer, always on
rsLd. CFo CouIn
(west End Of Union River Bridge)
Ellsworth, Sept 20, 1878. 1yras
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Ar.unaAl DAYS.

Now aufumn's fire burns slowly along the
woods.
And day by day the cesd leaves fall and melt
And night ey night the monitory blast
W ais In the seyhole. telling how il passed
Ger empt, fields or upland solt udes,
OR grim, wide wave; sod now the power is
fit
OF melancholy. tenderer in its moods
Than sny JOY indulgent summer dealt.
Dear frienais. together in the giimmering eye
Pen>iVe and glad. with tones thar recognize
7 he soft. invisible dew on each ones eyes
II may be somewhat thus we shall have leave
o " Alk with memory. when distant lies
Poor earth, where we were wont to live and
Cfipye.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE


IoCAL-Because Ills applied directly 20 tie
s'at OF disease. The usual pAssases O.! ln.ufati"n
where II Aois. instantly clearing the head q, mu-
oou- accumulAtIoE-. allaytug pam and soteues-,
subfuins ILLUMINATION And gradually dTyIus up
=
CONSTITUTIONS NtL-Bccause I u taken inter
naliy. where 10y H. Alternative al: rrsoiseai pro.
pcrties u purioes the blood Of the acii poison T..
WAys present In CAtaTrh. Keeps The pores open.
lhe skln moist and healthy. gisc- tone To the
tous forces. Improves the appetite. aud en- abics
the sy.tem. by It's powepful tonle influence. to
completely throw Of the disease.
Each package contains Treatise on CAtarrh
and Dr. sanfDrds Improved IuhAIlng Tube. Price
tito. sent prepaid 10 any part oi the United
states for o. IS. For sae b. Druggists every
where. wEEhs 4 PoTTER, Boston. general
Agsn;s.
So Use SASFORD's JAMAICA GINGER for
Cramps and Pains. Colds aal Cnills.
limo 90.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
HUEHXL ACADEMY.

THE Winter Term will commences on Mora.,
4 New. 18th under the Instruction Of I@vis
StanWood. Term, II weeks "" a
JOHN STEVENS. s.cy.
DluaAin. Oct. Gth, ls7k 80.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Caution.

A LII PERSONS are anIioned against buyinR
a Mote OF hand for IS 20 given by me to Isaiah
Davis. dated Sept II, 1875 payable in June 1879
sno as no value has been received, shall not
pay said Note. DANiHL DAVIS.
Orland, Oct. 81, 1878. iwl3s
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Freedom Notice,

Uh valuable consideration, give to nv mi.
10Y minority. And shall here's tier claim none OF b,s
earnings nor pay any debts of his contractings.
Castine, Nov. LIST, 1875, ssxss
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

Late Commissioner Ot Patents.
Nj. u III Eddy has made tor me over ruIkTf al
Pile atoms Tor fAtents having uecu surrSzsIuI IL
O-irEcry case. such uumlsfaAaule proof Ol
great talent aud Ability on hs part, leads me TO
re comWcna al invent - to apply 20 hiln 10 pro
cure thelF Faients. as thry msy be sure OF having
the most faithful attention be-tow ~ on tnu.I
cases, ana a. very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGAKT.
Boston Jan. Is-5-JyrI
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
SCIENCE OFLIFE:
OR. SELF PREsERvATION

OR. SELF Pm RESERVATION
W RtrTEN by the Chic! Consulting Physician Of
" the Peabody Medical lusatuLe, author Vi a
Treatise on Diseases OF the Throat anl lunss.
Physiology Ui Muaian amt her Disease Tr,,atl,.
on Nervous and Mental Diseases late surgeon [ .
> a. etc. etc lt treats upon MANHOOD, how
and cure OF EAh.u.t-d Vitality, ImpoI-n-
-, Premature Decline in Man, Spermatorrha,a, or
oeu'ha. t Losass ShocturnAi and diurnaL. Nervous
anu fhy slcal Debility, Hypochondria. uloomy
foreoodlngs, Mental DEPRESSION Loas OF Enerxy
HAssArd CouAtenence, Confusion OF Mind and Los,
Oh henory Impure state OF the Blood and all dis
eases arising from the Error. % outh or the
ihdiSerelons or excesses OF mature years.
The untold miseries that result from indiscre.
IS ToL N early NE may DC alIoyited and cured.
those VINO doubt tins assertion should purchase
sae sae ne" MedIc-li Work published by the pEABonY
MED!CAL INSTITUTE. Boston. entitled The Science
VI Lie, or sell Preservation. Price slUu VITALITY
impaired By tie errors ) uth Or a too clos, 4p-
pAeiuon TO business, may be re.tored ami man.
hood regaIned The Institute also on unIish,. Of NJ.
man anu ser Diseases Price s2oJ The best book
ei the KIND eAIint Also another valuable medical
worA treating exclusively on Mental and Nervous
disease more Than Two hundred royal octave
p"ses = {. sAhI ensrayings, bound in substantial
muslin. free only 500 Barely enough to pay lsr
printing "-London Lancet
"ihe Book tor young and middle aged men to
Just now. Is tle science of Life, self IL es,r.
vauon- The author has returned fron Europe In
eaceneht health and IS again the chef Consulting
Ih{ slclah OF The Peabody Medical Institute, No I
baIhnch street, Boston. Mass.-Republcan Jour.
nal. --
hope nestled In the bottom of Pandora's hoy
anu nope pluInes her wings anew since he issuing
oi ulose Valuable works, published Ly the Peabody
Medical Institute, which touching thousauds
no" 10 avoid Tie maladles that sap the citadel OF
life fhlia. Eng.
III should be read by the young. the middle aged
anu even the oli."-New YORK Tribune.
Let all get this great work on diseases OF the
nervous systen, Just published by Peabody Medi.
Cal institute, ~ Is as readable as a romance"
bangor Daily Commercial. Jan. L. ls14
This book VIII put hosts Of people on their
suafu against he terrible consequences OF habits
winch are directly calculated make q wreck OF
human nature"-Maine standard, Jan. o ls74.
at offers alienation to the afflicted il shows how
misfortune may best be borne, how ply sica and
moral consequences may have their forces tnrne,i
aside and 1e rendered comparatively harmless"
Chicago Times.
Inc above book contains 800 pages l2mo bound
IN beautiful French cloth; illustrated Price only
81 sent by mail, TO al parts the world closely
scaled, postage paid, on receipt OF price.
asCaLaogue sent on receipt OF cent postage
stamp.
Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INsTI. |
we're House. Orr A'0
\. u. The author can be consulted on the above |
named diseases, as well as all diseases requiring
sxiii. secrecy and experience Once hours, A. |
a. \" 81 lYr ~. "A.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
PARTICULAR Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
/ to all concerned. That be has been duly ap.
pointed, and has taken uron himself, the trust
of an Administrator Of the estate OF
r. ii. HARDING, II. d., late Of Ellsvortb
In the County Of Hancock. deceased, By
giving bond as the Law dirests; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to sad de-
ceased's estate, TO make Immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same for pa Sment
~ Once adjoining Hancock Coanty savmss
BANK. Hours from one until five O'Clock r NJ
Ellsworth. June 81, 1875 c-os1
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

The North Turner cheese factory has
made the past season, twenty tons of
cheese. agaiass eleven tons last year.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
WORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gen,lcmen.-I hereby certify that have had
Caiarrh tor ten wears and Tor the last six years
have been terrible sufferer. was rendered PAT.
tally deaf. had buZSing In the head. iias across
the temple. dizzy spells. weak and painful ewes,
swollen and ulceratrd ionsii- hard and constant
cough severe pain across the chest. and every in
dication OF consumption. My head achci ali the
time The matter accumulated so rapidly in my
tad and throat that could not Keep them free.
Frequently al u'ght wouii spring out OF bed. IL
seemed to me at the point oi suNocation. ! would
then have re 'ourse to every means IN my power
10 dslodge the mueus from my throat and heah
before being ablc To sleep again. for period oi
six years my tnnsil- were uirCraied ami 80 much
infamed that could with difficulty swallow. |
Gualiy consulted IN eminent surgeon in regard t.
an operation then. hut Al his request l'ostpon-
ed 1t The constant Inflammation and liberation
IN NV throat CAUSED by the poisonous matter
dtopping down from my head had 80 ifriistcd and
inn amcd my lungs that Coughci incc..antiy "A
deep hA a co gh. Meanwhile nv sy.rcm began
To show the effects of this dieclsc. that lost
ncsh. grew pale. and showe'l every symptom OF an
eiriy death by consumption " Mhcu matters hat
reached this stage or about six months age. bc.
gan the u-c 81 >ANFuRp- RADICAL tJKE ToR
,ArARHH. Aner u-iug ,lc nrri Jptte bcs to
improve rapidly The first do-c seemed to clear
my head A. had not known u to be tor YEAR. u
seemed gradually To arrr-t tire discharges. Il
stopped INV cou4 IA ~ three iays iy using 4 A. a
gargle coon reduced lhe uh lHlIn atom auI swell.
ing "i NV isusIis. 20 tnat they soon reasr,l g.
tr'uo." me. tn" soreness Acro-s ms ,hcst dI-ap-
p"arrd. Ihc ouzEing uuIse~ IH ms icai ceased my
reI-cs OF heArng aud OF sceIug we're cHml,lcicit
restored, and tvcrF symptom uf disease that b al
FCihcf-i To IN" verge ct tlf gray" di-Al Arri
by tie use OF >A>fuRD'> RADICAL tUEE foH a.
IARKH.
have been thus explicit rcrlusc. A. q drug.
Elst. have %cen a gfrtt deal al suffering from
tatArfh. and h"pc t. convince NAM that tais I-
great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment of atArrh a.
prAcuscd by the best phy-iolAus. ant have con
suited be IN ,-i eminent ahVu my case have
usta cs,Iy A.El 90 remedy and APPARATUS that
have appeared iuIIns period OF tlN tc4rs pact.
and have. While fuiiuAl ia. th"gT use. taken sIcAl
care 81 NV general AsAl.h. bag obtained 10 relief
of cuCputs mcEG from auy oi tAstn.
since cu ius IA sCf Nlth ~ANFpEp's RADICAL
tUKE, have recommended - n over one hun
dTcd cAscs - ihOuI eng rae cf failure and
have n numerous Instances received Wholesale
ordcrs from paraes TO whom have sold on. bot
tie. This is The only patent Dcd cine have ever
recommended. never having bciicycsl IN them be-
fore. although Constantly engaged IN their sAic.
Very gratefully youir
GEokDE .. bIN-MORE,
WIKI J. b. WHITE Druggist
IS Portland. corner sudbury street
BosroS. feb. .J.
SUFFOLK. IS. Feb ~ l-73.
Ihsu personally appeared the said Ccorgv ,.
Diusm0re, and made oath that tbs foregoing
statement b. him subscribed Is true.
before
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
TESTIMONIAL.S

regard hr. Eidy me ofthe Eaostcs spa5ie ana
SuccestnL practitioners u'Lh whom I nave al
OthctaI intercourse. CHAs. MASON.
Comm .sHlOuer OF Hatruts
II have no hesitation IN assuring inventors lhll
Ihcy cannot employ man a,3rs os.peteat ana
H1fticortAs, "a. more caPAoie ~ pun then
Applications In a form to secure Tor them 40 rIrly
and favorable consideration at the Patent Onicc
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Caution,

MY WIFE Lucy jane has broken her Marriage
III contract, and by 90 doing forfeits ali claim 70
her support BY me. And hereby forbid 8 l per.
sons n.rboring or trusting her on my account oftsr
w. orse- DAVID RRACY J8.
MI OeSeffs NOV. Ind, 1878 RwIls
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
K. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
y, 10 State ST.. Opposite Ktlbv St,
BOSTON.

tTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF
\ Thirty yrHr-. continues tu s~Turr Pa'rnfs iu
the United >.ntr. also in Great HutAu, France
ant other fore. .u countries. Caveats. ~perIura.
lions. \ garments. and all other papers for "a.
Zen =, executed on reasonable tfrE-, NH dis-
pat d. Ecsrarrhc- made to determine she vAttIIiy
and suuty Of Patents OF Inventions. aud LEGAL
and other advice rendered u all matters luurhtu.
The sane. COMES "i the claims ~ any patent
fuTnt-hc by rriuittiuE Uur dollar. Aa-IS Sumeat-
rcrorirdtn Washington.
No ig,HcB ~ the Z .is >fate' ppss~ssessHy rTI.
fIct.f. for stfdtHiHg Patents, s-cTfutuiHg "A,
pa. .eHfnbiiift pfIHrst.tIoHs.
All n"Crs-lty UI q JoarLry 20 Washington 1,
procure Patent an the asuaI srcAtis.Ay ihcr,
here saved tLy, ,ntur,.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Ayers s
Haa;, V1:go,',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A d re S s in g
which is at once
q gre c n b lie,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving s the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored 10 its
,..r,,uT cnIo,.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

SUFFOLK ss. Fsb n l.-S
lhsu personally appeared the said Gcorsv ,
Diusm0rc, And made oath that ths foregoing
statement b. him subscribed Is true.
Before
SETH }. THOMAS
JustCc OF The I'eAcc
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Pauper Notice.

'hh uhoefsiRned hereby gives notice that he
me support Of the Poor during the ensuing va.r
ana an has made mple provision for their snn1ar, y
is usIeiore ' iorolds all persons from nishinS
suPPnes tc any IA uper on his account as n ;,h
furnished ~ n Pay oyy, no oiils SO
Ellsworth. May Is. 1875 Soi, D.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

nth the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

Wanted: Agents, !. s:- :;,:, : ~. %:s:: ;:::
and county TO canvaas for WIN. Redheaer's
PATINT LIGHTING pRcYpR0cArIuo n.
PROVED CHURl AND Io0 REArIR.
Sells at sight and ps - large p,oars. send for
N Second StFees, s.. L0Cla zwos ne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20

slwa's claimed the right t" direct the votes
of Catholics. and they will do so all the
more in Cincinnati. if the Catholic Church
is To be benefited In places where the
Catholic Church may be said TO fl ,urish. az
in New York. there political corruption is
most firmly "ntrenched.
The uneducated Irish and German vote
ties the hands and defeats the will Of the
wrong. and reform abuses. Could Tweed
hav. pluDdered SO enormously it it nad not
been for the Catholic vote and the Catholic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20
e.CieOpatra's Neeile.'s

Major General James Edward Alexander
writes to the London Times: Il have only
Just read in a letter from your correspond.
ent In Egypt paragraph TO the effect that
gentleman had arrived in Alexandria
with the intention of transporting to Eng
lang the PROSTATE Obelisk presented to the
English by Mahomed All Pasha 10 1920 and
your correspondent adds that the expense
oil transport will be borne by this gentle.
mans private purse. As am the gentle.
man referred 20. I should be glad if you
would allow nue. to correct an error iuto
which your correspondent has unwit.
tingly fallen. IL is true that / have
been TO Alexandria at my own charges to
consider the feasibility OF transporting the
Obelisk 10 question to England. and am
glad to say that l found the monument,
with its hieroglyphic snpersc,iption. in per.
feet preservation. and it's transport matter
OF comparatively small difficulty and ey.
pense. Skilled engineers have cOncurred in
reporting that the 0belsk can be safely con.
veyed TO England and erected on the firm
site already allotted to it by the Metropoli.
ian Board OF Works. on the Thames en-.
bankmeDt, at chs cost of 100000. Just an
elghfh part OF the sum expended by the
French government in the transport and cree
ton OF the Obeiisls now standing III the Place
de Ia ConcOrde at Paris. But the further
statement that am prepared to bear the
expense of transpor. is erroneous. While
have already given much time and trouble
to the facilitating the removal Of this beau.
tifui monument, and am fully prepared to
devote much more Of my time to the &C.
of this object, | am not pre-
pared to bear the expense Of it. Nor do I
think that any private person. however
rich: should be allowed to undertake what
seems to me a national duty. The obelisk
was presented to the nation as an acknowl.
edgment OF the valuable services rendered
to Egypt in the beginning of the century.
1t is work of art Of unique character,
and its transport will, trust. be the sub.
iect OF Parliamentary grant,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20
Breakine News Gently.

lie entered the ladies' sitting room at the
central depot, walked up to q woman whose
husband had left the room about ten min.
utes previously, and calmly inquired:
MADAM. your husband went out to see
the river. didn't he!"
"ies-why!" she asked, turning pale in
an instant.
HE was tall man, wasn't be-"
HE was, she replied. rising up and turn.
He had red hair
''IIe had-oh! what has happened:'
weighed about 100 pounds"
"9es-ves-where is he-where IS my
husband!' she exclaimed.
Couldn't swim, could he!'
lies drowned-my husband is drowned"
she walled
Had silver watch chain" continued
the stranger.
"Where is my husband-where is the
body!' she gasped.
do not get excited. madam. Did your
husband have on gray suit!''
''ies-ob! my Thomas. nv Thomas
land stoga boots:'
'Let me see him--iet me seq him." she
cried. Ao
Come this way. madam, but do not get
excited. There, is that your husband across
the street at that peanut stand!"
why, yes, that's him; that's nv Lus
band!' she exclaimed .joytully. II thought
You said he was drowned"
'NO, madam, did not. saw him buv.
ing peanuts. and believed it nv duty to
say to you that peanuts are not healthy at
this season OF the year,
He slid softly out, and she stood there
and chewed her parasol and started after
him as it he were I0enagerie on wheels.-
Detroit Free Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20
EUIENE WAGTAMAN
pft5 2U It 2: Civil Sheriff f1f He pa.:.L - -,
William =. Benedict vs.. Rudninb ".
StOiZenberg W.


TTIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ov
Il Orleans. No. 6587.-By virtue of a sr;t -
seizUr- and sale to me directed by the honorsAI
the Fiji District Court for the parish of Orl.,ns
n the above entitled cause, VIII proceed To ali
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auct;on
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal AMI
CustOmhcuse streets. in tho Second Distnct ~
O'Clock ID. the following described properly. tn
wit '' "
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND .ora,hs,
with the improvements thereon, and all Iiybt.
ways, privileges and appurtenances thereu1to h.
longing OF in anywise appertainine, situated in tia
sixth District OF this city lately in the parrish of
Jeffs in this STATED in that part the reof com
monty called Burtheve. aud in the sonar.
bounced By Henry Clay avenue, Leonce AID Victor
streets aud ths line of BloOmngdale which ia des.
1gnated rs square number Cns hume red and ten on
certain plan made by J. A. DHemecOurt deputy citv
surveyor, under date of May % 1867 which la, beei
adopted as plan of Burtheville, agreeably 70 an
lin nc tarv public in this city. on the thirteeDth
day Of Auri 1859, and is deposited and of record in
the office of Sellm Maguer, late notary public in
this city. Said iHts are designated BY the numbers
eight, nine ard ten said pl IN. and I'D Join esch
other, they measure each Thirty feet front on sail
Henry Clay avenue by one hundred and ton feet in
depth lot number ten having wild b on the rear
tire Of thirty feet tive lines ard fo,mine the cor.
ner OF Henry Clay avenue and Victor street. and
said lots eight and nine have each wieth in the
rear OF thirty feet one line. Being the same prom
erty acquired by defendact herein by purchase
from Frank T. Rsmick per act dated the seven.
teenth of June. 1870. passed before Andrew Hero.
Jr., a notary public in this city.
Seized in the above suir.
Telms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.