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Ihe German Princess Imperial visited the
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Notice to tho Af,Icted and ,y,,o..v, I

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According to Paris letter hundred. of
American mothers are there, seeking titled
frenchmen for sheir daughters The old
adde's doubtless think. that IL they must add
1901 OF two 70 shsr families t1ely may as we'll
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A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment.
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The world-rcnowncd author, in this admi-
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The Lotion is also splendid Cosmetic. eff
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The Lori"n may be used without fear. rs il
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1 he Lotion only costs
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And everybody can buy it. The patentee is
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The properties of Dr.. WALKEp's

niNEGAR BlrTkRS are AperieEt Diaphorctic,
Carmlnative. Nutritious. Laxative. Diuretjc
S,edatIve, Counter Irritant, Sudorific, Altera-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28
Poetrp.
The Old Man Goes to The Fair.
BY JOHN II. YATES.


imVery dusty and tired. wife I've lust come
home from the fair:
SO give me my pipe and tobacco. and TN smoke
in INV easy chair:
Its tir, some work playin' for feeble old men
like me;
It's tiresome work a seein'. where every zone
wishes to see.
Our fairs are runnin' down; they are not like
the fairs of old.
Where You took the prizes for brea d, and but
ter as yellow as gold
There were hundreds of useful things that
were well worth SEEM then;
Now, dozens of racin' horses and hundreds. Of
bettin' men.
what al this srortin' will lead TO is more than
now can tell;
But, somehow, il seems TO me like tine DOWN
ward road TO h well
1 may be little harsh, but I'm speakin' the sim
For bettin racin' and drinkin' are the foes Of
our noble youth.
We shall come 10 s,nstion of gamblers, il mat
tiers keep on in this way;
why. what do you thinksa youngster accused
me Of bettin' TODAY:
When l laid my hand on the head-that hasn't
seen ten years yet
And called him fine little fellow-he answer
ed me back. You bet"'
lut. tut! little man." ssid /, ''that thing /
Come stand by grandpa's knee, let me reason
with you. my SON.
lie strengthened up in his clothes and said, with
look so queer.
oid ,,lI,s come n here for preachin; old man,
walk OF on YOUR ear
We never heard talk like that when YOU and
We're young;
MY father ara nother-bles. 'em-put bride
upon my tongue.
I'm old. and I'm gcttin' blind. but a difference
can see
lWiNi the boys Of eighteed hundred and eirh-
teen seventy-three
no" Is II about the girls; They, too. from the
path have strayed;
i idnt see one a shown the butter her hands
had made;
lhey stood IN their pony phaeions. with wom-
ans ease and grace,
Ana shouted as loud a, any when favorite
Won race.
All eyes were watchin' the track: the race was
every mans theme;
Ana .all to myself. is this iair, or is Il
l saw bout dozen B0vs lookin' round At the
sheep and swine,
AM ihe irosl> OF seventy winters had silyered
their heads like mine,
Why on airth don't they change the name W hen
he r.ng nsme it has got:-
No longer call it i fair. but an AGRICULTURAL
tTot;
Then men won't be taking things for sensible
folks TO zee,
Win nobody there to see 'em but crippled old
men ike me.
IheFe, take my pipe and tobacco. IN sleep in
my easy chair;
IL uresome worn tslkin' about degenerate
far:
gu need't disturb me. wife, tilthe bells OF the
evening chime
f"r may 90 back in my dreams 10 the fars Of
olden time
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Agricultural Items.

Emerson Fish of Monmouth, Me. from
two posnds of seed, has grown eighty
pounds Of nice quality Of potatoes. The
seed came from the West.
The farmers In and around Minot, Ne.
will receive over $4,000 for sweet corn
which has been furnished the canned-corn
factory in that town this fall.
Captain Richard King, the Texas
cattle king" has field of sixty thousand
acres within one fence. He recently filled
an order by telegraph for twenty-six thous-
and beeves.
DO not kill the toads. In Paris they are
sold at fifty cents dozen, in order to pro-
tect vineyards and gardens from insects. A
toad will swallow the biggest kind OF to.
mato worm.
Fifty thousand dollars la premiums are
offered by the managers of the St. Louis
Fair. The first sweepstakes premiums on
all breeds of thoroughbred cattle is sl50
The best horse gets $500 and the best mule
$50.
-Sqaashes keep best suspended from q
beam, BY string around the stem, and
kept In cool, dry place. or they may be
placed upon racks made with narrow strips
of boards. They must be kept dry, the air
given free circulation, and the tempera-
ture evenly maintained. Ifproperly man
lged, they may be kept sound for several
and it is very desirable to keep
hem far into the winter or even till spring.
They are an excellent vegetable, Generally
highly esteemed and are healthful Article
n f1fAt
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title always good; you avoid bad digestion.
and you waste no food, for q little obser-
walton will enable you to judge with great
accuracy from his condition whether the
quantity of food given should be increased
or diminished. Your horse properly fed in
this way is always really for work and is
much less likely to be injured by quick
driving, or heavy labor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28
SAMFoRD's RADICAL CURE

LoCAL-BecAuse Ills applied directly to the
seat OF disease. the usual Passages, b! Insulation,
where IL Acis, instantly clearing the head OF mu-
oous Accommodations. AilAylng pain and Soreness,
subduins Inflammation and gradually drying up
the discharge.
CoSsTITUTIosAL-Because It 10 takes inter
nAlly, where by its Alternative an. resolyent pro-
peTtles u purne the blood of the acid poison IL
ways present In CatArrh. keeps the pores open,
the skin moist and healthy, gives tone to the
Nous forces, improves the appetite, and nabIes
the syrtern. by IL powerful tonic influence, TO
completely throw Of the disease.
Each package contains Treatise on Catarrh
and DR. sAnforis Improved InhAling Tute. Price
eco. sent prepaid TO any part OF the United
states for 81 3. For .aie by Druggists every.
where. VEGAS * POTTER, Boston. General
Agents.
81 Use SANFORD's JAMAICA GINGER for
Cramps and Pains, Colds aai Cniils.
limo 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28
Facts About shes.as Es..es,

writer in the New York Herah states
some facts about how horses should be
shod, which are worthy the consideration
of blacksmiths and farmers as well: Most
OF the horse-shoers of the country prepare
the foot, iii shoe. and secure il to the
hoof IN the same manner that n wood
butcher fits shoe to an old ox-sled. The
mechanism of 4 horses hoof is one Of the
most wonderful and ingenious structures
that can be found in all the works OF the
Creator. Beneath and in the rear or every
hoof there Is frog, which is tough aud
elastic pad for preventing injury to the an
imal whenever he plants his foot suddenly
on any hard substance. Large rolls or CYL
lnders OF 1ndia-rubber are placed beneath
railroad cars TO preuent injury TO my part
OF the car or TO the cargo with which 1t is
loaded. The frog beneath the foot OF
horse is designed TO subserve n similar pur-
pose. But the manner in which most horses
ale shod lifts them up, as it were, on short
stiles, so that the frog cannot perform its
approximate functions. If we look carefully
at the young horse when be is trot.ing or
running, it will be perceived that every
foot is brought down to the ground In such
a manner that the frog ecelves a power
full blow. By this means all injury is pre-
vented. Science teaches US to permit the
frog to develop and expand downward.
But most blacksmiths seen TO think tina,
the All-wise Creator made great mistake
when he formed the hoofs OF horses. Hence,
they fall al the frog with red. hot burning
Irons, with edge tools, and with any other
appliance that will enable them to remove
this extraneous excrescence I.lustrious
ninnies .5Why not shave and burn away all
the tough, callous adipose tissue beneath
their own heels. and allow the bare bones
to rest on plate ofiron inside of their own
boots and shoes?
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s WORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Genuemen.-I hereby certify that have had
Catarrh tor ten wears. and for the last six years
have been a terrible sufferer. was rendered par.
tally deaf. had burning In the head. pains across
swollen and liberated tonsiis hard and constant
cough. severe pain across the chest. and every in.
dicatlon of consumption. Ny head ache,l all the
time. The matter accumulated so rapidly in my
head and throat that could not keep them free.
Frequently at night would spring out OF bed. IL
seemed to me at the point of suTocAtion. I would
then have recourse TO every means in my power
TO dislodge the mucus IRON M throat aud head
before being able TO sleep again. For period Of
elk years my tonsils were liberated and SO much
nnamed thsi could with difficulty swallow. |
finally consulted IN eminent surgeon In regard to
operation on them, hut nj his request postpon-
cd It, The constant Inflammation and liberation
In my throat caused by the poisonous matter
dropping dewn from my head had 90 irritated and
inramet my lungs that coughed inccssantiy.-A
deep hard cough. Meanwhile my system began
TO show the effects oLthis disease. 60 that I iost
flesh. grew pale. and showed every symptom Of an
early death by consumption when matters hal
achei this stage. or about six months ago. be-
gan the use Of sAsFoRD's RADICAL CrRE FOR
,ArARRH Amer using the first bottle began TO
improve rapidly. The FIRST dose seemed TO clear
nv bend a. had not known u to be for years u
seemed graduA ally to arrest tire discharges. 1.
stopped my cous in three days. by using 1t a. a
gargle coon reduced the inflammation and ave u.
ing vi my isnsIls, 50 that they soon ceased 10
trouble me. The soreness across my cheat disap.
peared. The buEzIng noises IN my head ceased. my
senses OF hearing and OF sceiuE were completely
restored and every symptom of disease that had
reduced me to the verge OF The grave disappeared
by The oi sAsFuKD's RADICAL CUBE foR CA
IAKKH.
have been thus explicit because. az . drug.
g1st. have seen great deal of suffering from
CztsrTh. and hope 10 convince many that this Is a
great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF atArrh a.
praciised hy the bc-t physieiAns. and have con
su.G,d he trt eminent Abou. my cA.c ksve
used every Kind of remedy and apparaiu. that
have appeared during period of Elk years past.
and have, n hale following their use. taken srcat
care ui my general health, but obtained rvlief
OF encouragement from any OF theu.
Since curing myself with SAsFoKDs RADICAL
CUsk, have ommended u in over one hun.
dTed cases without single case OF failure. and
have IL numerous Instances received wholesale
orders from parties To whom have sold one bot
tie. This u the only pAicnt medicine have ever
recommended, never having believed in theus be-
fore. although constantly engaged IN their sale.
Very gratefully youis,
GEORoE y. DINshORE
Milh J. =. WHITE Druggist
81 Portland. corner sudbury street.
Boston. Feb. =.
SUFFOLK, Fsb. q ISIS.
Ihsn personally appeared the said George y.
DlnsmOre, Aad made oath that the foregoing
siaie meut By him subscribed Is true.
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FITS CURED FREE.!

ANY person suffering from the above disease is
requested to address DIR, PRICE, and a trial bot.
Tie OF medicine will be forwarded by Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges which
owing TO my large business, are small
Dr. Price is regular physician, and has made
The treatment Of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
study for years, and he will warrant a cure by
the uss Of his remedy.
20 not iailto send to him for u trial bottle; il
costs nothing, and he =
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter how long standing your case may be,
OF no" many other remedies may have failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
be particular to give your Express, as well as
your fost Office direction, and
Address.
DIR CEIAs. +. PRICE
% William Street, Nesc York.
lyr50
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Particular Notice.

I8rCICUlaT NOCIC0.
0lHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned, That be has been duly ap-
pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust
Of an Administrator Of the estate OF
PHI. HARDING, N. D., late Of Ellsworth,
in the County Of Hancock. deceased, by
giving bond rs the Law directs; he therefore
requests all persons Who are indebted to said de-
cesseds estate, 10 make Immediate pay me mt. and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment
~ Once adjoning Hancock County Savings
Bank. Hour from one until I've o'clock r. NJ
G. q. PEcK Admir-
Ellsworth. June 81, 1875. 0mos2s
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Z. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For inventions Trade Marks Designs
a IL stn,n ~ nnnn.A.A r1.1h ..
n 10 State ST.. Opposite KIIbv 81.
nUSTON.
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
regard ME. Eidy as me ofthe s,oslr.paStc ana
snccfSG14 practitioners w'th whom nave h4a
ottriLl intercourse. CIA~. MASON.
Comm 1sloncr VI Patents
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventor that
they cannot employ u man mare competent and
trHsfSortAy, ant more capable uI putin. their
applications IN a form to secure nrthcIn Al early
and favorable consideration At the Patent once
EDMUND BUEkE.
Late Commissioner u Patents.
Mr.. II Eddy has made Tor me over THIRTY az
p.icAiions for Patents. having been successful ia
almost every case. such uumistAAabIc proof of
great talent aui abiIty on his part, leads me 10
re- commend all invent r. 70 apply 20 him to pro
cure their patents, a. they may bee sure Of having
the most faithful attention be-lou.d on their
cases, and al very reasonable cuAtgcs.
JOHN TAGGAET.
Boston Jan. l-75-lyrl
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Wanted: Agents, : :: :;.: : a.! %:s :::.:
and county 70 canvas for Wn. RedheHer,s
IA18Nt LIGHTING 11cIP1ocA1Ivo IN.
PROVED CHU1u AID nee HATH
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HANCOCK HOUSE |

This House b centrally located ssd has recent.
Z eesa thorosghly repaired and refsraisAsd
throughout
The proprietor iate.ds b give :, erseaai ,ttsu.
ttoa 70 ne table and ~ vaass Of his sars,s and
1atters hineelf fAss - ca NV furnish ~ good
aecommodations - can b ioand h ne city'
good Stable, sad fAafAlnl Ostier. slways on
ha4d. GEO. GOULD,
EllswsrsA. sept. =, M. lwo
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Suffolk, .. Feb q ISIS.
linen personally appeared the said George y.
DlnsmOre, Asd made oath that the foregoing
statement By him subscribed Is true.
Before me.
SETH J. THOMAS.
Justice Of the Peace.
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Just Received |!

9k0 BBLs- Of Choice Family Flour, 'boug ht be
4Oy fore Ne recent .advancs; viii ssn as for
D& prizes for Is Gays.
III r. AAHAN.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15
The Great Sh o,y,

Uncle John Robinson makes it his
boast that he gives his patrons all that
his advertisements and posters promise
them, and the events OF yesterday and
last evening proved that his boast is not
an idle one. No audience has ever left a
circus-tenJ in this city more thoroughly
satisfied in having seen all that was
promised them than did those OF yester-
day afternoon and evening.
The afternoon attendance was larger
than is usual at the first day perform.
ance, and the audience in the evening
filed nearly every seat in the monster
tent. The performers were all In fine
working trim, and everything passed oil
smoothly and with entire satisfaction.
The ring performances were especially
good and were entirely free from any
objection features. They were we'll
timed and % arranged as not to prove
tiresome, and presented many novelties
of very superior quality. The excel
lent grade ofperformers was particularly
noticeable, not single inferior one ap-
pearing among the large number em-
ployed. The trained animals also proved
q highly interesting feature Of the show.
The menagerie department is especial
ly excellent. Not only are large num-
Der of animals exhibited, but they are of
a superior grade, and a study OF the
collection affords much valuable intor-
nation to all who give it their thoughtful
attention. This department is alone
we'll worthy OF visit to the show, and
no one can afford to lose the valuable in
formation 1t affords.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

BAsTARDY CASES are now being tried
in the Criminal Court room before Judge
Cox.
The County Commissioners, Messrs.
Safer, Baumgardner and Huff, have gone
to Fuller's Mill station, in Clermont
county, to hold joint session with the
Commissioners Of that county for the
purpose Of considering the construction
Of a bridge across the Miami river at
that point. About two years ago a
session was held for this purpose, but
no final action could be decided upon.
Three or four subsequent sessions we're
also OF no avail. The Commissioners OF
Hamilton county at that time proposed
to pay three-fourths II Clermont county
paid one-fourth of the cost of the bridge,
but this the latter was unwilling to do.
As the bridge is of great necessity, and
as new Board of Commissioners for
Clermont county has recently been
elected, it is hoped that something will
now be done in the matter.