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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

HoHoRs TO TIE MEMORY OF REvERDY
JoHNsCN.-At meeting Saturday night of
citizens OF Maryland residing in this Dis
Irlct, 10 take appropriate action in refer
ence TO the death OF the Hon. Reverdy John-
ron, Dr. Z. Z. Cox was called upon TO pre-
side, and In an opening address gave a his
tory Of the life, character and public services
of the ased, and was followed by Messrs
Soper. Rocker and others, IN eulogies of the
1llUstIiOus dead; after which a committee
consisting Of Messrs. Rocker, Widdecomb be-
lettings, Fowler and Or. Duhamel, was ap-
pointed 10 draft resolutions expressive OF the
sense of the m aeting, which were Subse-
quently reported and adopted. MassTs. Il. &.
Wilde cOmbe, II. T. Brian. e. a. Taylor, F.
Collins Smith, DR.. Duhamel, s. G. Gettings
Hon. John Bosnian Kerr, George A. Armes,
ard the president. were appointed commit
tee to attend the funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14
pEPARTMEFr OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFlCE OF LIE NECRErARY

rElhETAhH,
a., WARRINGTON, II. O., February 6, l1s 4
slE: ect now ledge the reject % OF the annual re-
port Tor the year ending December 81, ls.s on the
iraosacloDs 81 the National Capital ii q Iu.urspce
company Of " ashiDgtOn, ID. @, dulg sNOrn 20 IN
accordance With the requirements Of an act of Cor
gress, approved March 2 ls57, and inform Won that
the same has been placed on Gle In this Densrfns1t
am, sir, very respectfully your o. sdiert servaIt
,., - n CHANDLER SecretarV
" - n SiSgett, Esq, SO Market Space, wsshias-
WI, -. y. fcbS-l lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14
NANIgNsI TETEArER.
hHf-r" ..r ere NyHk OsIV ~ the
kIlLOS.t. t.TANn ENGLINlI OrENA

mk. L. u D. r-~. nirt-rgr. r1vir1rrffu.r MON
~ - 6NltS y, Fsnrusry sffr, Ar r---cn-inr ~
re order ra1d. fhr .r'l 1NtuC Rriis-r Rsrert
morcay, fcb. it- n, NF-fta - n etisrg. Tues.Iav
A1fu1H1, Va LsUd- ,dnas iaf. ~ ~ ~ n u
tTTo, ktlOsg. TUUrsdaE. D.. "a A rraat Nan
Laucfs FRIDAY, beLcGf 90 h..| hfllses. M To-
tFf. NltuIaAr uiE r'. f"HrH1 aus hHsI ID 60. =
Van LaEdt sud " HrtaGuc. Grand n -'ln-r MaHr.s
On saturdav sale - seats VI rHr-.rr-r li--a l1-
february 10Th. 20 NC'Eernsts NuIe -trrl. AZ a
the trce 90 the ihanft~. Gpn.raf y 'rfir.frD =
Ltservet places 500 sld 3 80, acc--l.ls t,r.,s.
ton. GALLERY O. cents sfr1 fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

rFHEATEH C0FItQVF.
kssrnis S.rss., - 20 Fl1E'y -ssl- EssSsf.
oFsN TAX NEAE RoUbE.
peTforusuc~ EYERN NIGHT. haff-.e o. -.
UkDAG AFTERNOONS
FIRST CLASS ~ FIERY RFSPECT
variety. nsrUs, s'ric'gus and Cor.siy. aovu -
MUSIC EyESIsHFn FOR All OCgAsIoSs
tft Ala Instruction rirra
AVr'v - pkpF. JOHN " AGNNR
jsrl3 2avl-' 209 At sire @. near p sirest q. e.
Old No, ON ICxhihitiou Knew Nc.
4SS aud sale 4SD
zTH ST.N At zrH 81.
MaRk RITER'S.
.Nc. ass 10 swat, sstl- ~ -HF 3 sr.rfs, stsa
frr' H.Hrs Oh q. af.rf RAJ.
ttcioc OIL Pa fiICs, TaErAY iEEz. GhrHrnn re
Alec, largest stgck r ra7ar nsurirra. Wind ~
tlhcea, fictur1s, = sr1s, Picture Cords aud Tas-
So; hirEs, ats Sc, "a the District.
e. TEENe CA,H
Es-Piea-e rem,Eber Name and N1mbor. jylly
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

WHEkEA> E1wla H1dlsek late =. I,-.s.
W IA fe CouuIy Of Hanesck Ard s,..s ~ 49, 80
ga sy e1s mottssse dset q tee elsvsath ~ n.
y 10. rsy,os7fed II tie Hanesa~k Rg.r;x--~~N. =
I'eSd>- TNs- I'D p2se 81, give xrAnt hS~-xs- -
Ahd convey ERio I0seph L. Bsck al 50 49, -
POT certain parcel Of land sifnsteI n ys-'-
ln sAl1 I@uRSy AMI aSscrhea a. faI]sws -.
heetaalas At TIE RarthW west css-nar M -
Scfe sss, ow2Ssd BY 3. Farahzr. tss7.,s .,.,S
- e sad sFnaSsn's lAnd 10 the roa,3 SsS,9,r.
hetA iAs NAia rad 10 HAruAri'S uaf3l- 49, -
- sS4S westerly 20 lAa1 BEARDED hv Geo.
eSseNe ef I. T. W Wos>aDAa i rsis ezsterSv -,
80 80 ,a@fa r0Ad. lsacs EorfhesfE hv ssA -
~ zee fasis - has northeast cczner. les~-.
es.cfly ey 1as iazd 10 iAzd, called iAe Ps-sr
S.eeotesoa - iAsaee By sad sssaAezsss,s =,
sest2Sfls 10 Ais EortAsAsS cSrre-s IasE-e wss,s-
y 80 90 - sAe ras3. gAezee rartAsrIq -
- Eesd l9 tSn1 81 Lewis Wsrxwe2s. thsn,-a - -
81. y sAs1 NsTSfsel4s lot sEai Gs 4 ~ 49,
y l. I Noc2Ensz 10 sze3 War3se4 - - sS~-A
S4SR e2srer tAeTeaSs tesRee He.tAer}v A. - =
soses1 l. NsTSswra sass BY land es-x.s~s - =.
wis - Asroa kssker ~ r. 4 we.o.sv,,- = :. -
NSrNexsfAre ~ fsRssseol river a.. 49,. : % -
estt " sStd sESru2Satxre ~ gAs usasns ~ Ss~ssE
IS. eo.ssaalaS zAas9 sevenszez 49, *
aessAs ts< eon<t2tsaz q the sass s.s-N-s,. s A@s
= sSsa efNxs2; aoS, therefore IAe - -
~fss-s a11sd % s<EeeE give eeessc 49,, 80
III -. ttsSsssSfs Of the sxss zzQrsxzxS 80 -
~A - rssaeeEa the aeoys aescri - -, =
81 = astsrnev wSlsxn a 49,
oseksPa-s, Ap<l It. ix-S
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

The 'auilri r,melI,, ftr s.iI-,ya... of The
lung arr >oHT>Ck'~ rJIMu>Ic >lElr. -,
WEED l"Ntr. A>p M,NuE,kr rms. auI
tt taken before th" ling, aFc destroyed y. speed,
gurr /. effected
To these three medicine, Dr J. II. >,hsn.k
sc Philadelphia, owe. IT. uuriy4'.-I success. M
tAr treatment ~ tia mau4ry a .-l.r.
The ful luouIc > rup rit.E> ,h- Oh rhI rn4t-
icr 20 ihr lung. nature throw, ID "a hy All .s..y
'NrrctorI'l5n, for when the Th.c-m ~ r1.t,.-
J. CII" -lJSut cough w.ll throw Itgn She r..-
i.eni h4> rr>i aud th" lungs begin 10 heal
H enable thc fum1ull syrup 10 lp thI.
>chencA', Mandrake P.lis and = shynsA'. -.
Weed Tonic must T. freely u,,d to cleanse tb..
stomach and liver. ScheUck'p Mandrake r. /,
act on the liver, removing all oh,tructton.. re-
lax he gall b adder, the bile start, freely. anu
The liver i soon relieved.
~rhenck'~ Sra " cd Tonic j 4 gentra .tIrty-
lhut and a.ter4ti, the aIEal uf winch ID !,
conPo> ed, mixes with the food anu prevent,
.Vurtu-. II assist, the digestion by tgpEDr NJ
the stomach 10 healthy condition. 80 hat tn,
ioo'! and the Paimolic syrup wtl m5ke good
bod; hen the lungs heal. 4nd The patient n NJ
surely Er' We II r ~ !, LiAyuto prevent ir..- y
cold.
y who wi>h 10 consult Dr >chenrk. either
personally OF by .elier, cNn Do 80 Al hi, priD,.-
"a Office, Corner % sixth anI Arch -. Pb.I.
sdelphht. every Molily.
>chtn A.> H.ts. t.ue> are soIl ly ali fr,l-.i.t.
ihruu-A.. aa country gag
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

The bill establishing new rate of post.
are On th,rd-cls,, matter. ot which senator
Hamltu had charge. was passed hy the
Senate Tuesday Ia rvN rate. according
to this hill. viii be one cent an ounce tor
all packages weighing four pounds or uu-
der. without regard to the distance 10
which they are sent |; wjil also be- ALLOW
able a. write upon such packages the
names and addresses OF the scnder- with
the word from" above or preceding 1t, OF
10 write briefly or print on any package
the number or names ofIhe articles lnclpsrl
Publishers OF newspapers and periodic
Will also he allowed Ia prtut on the wrap
pers OF the newspaper or magazines sent
from the office Of publication - regular
subscribers the time - which the sub>cfip-
ton therefor has been pain.
The ncW rate tor transient newspapers
ami ,nas saziucs. without regard % dl-sAucc,
D., 10 be one cent for every three ounces or
fractional part thereof, ana one cant tor
each iwo additional ounce, or fractional
part thereof The law j. tn take eject.
should ], be accepted by tirr House "a thc
l,t oi july next. MIR. iiAmnu'> orI.jua!
bill differed from that agreed O. to-ils 30
that hc advocated ,cndln- thiri-ciA>, mat
ter Tor one cent an ounce for bill distances
under go miles. but wuulu charge duur-
II rates for all distances over olo miles
.-t discussion OF thi> bIil ha> dymou,lra-
ted the fact that many Senators believe
thst the present rate % postage tnr news
papers sent fn regular rrIher~-tNo
cents pouuu Is too low aud 30 would not
be surprising II the senate, before the close
Of ths preseu; session, should pass a bill
Increasing the present rate of postage On
that Glass of matter \ T. Tuhan-
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
State News.

The State Fair will open on the 3sih OF
August.
The Free Bspti<ts held Al interesting
convention At Lewiston last week
There was bat one failure in Maine re-
corded 10 the ConmereiSl Bulletin las,
week
A young couple sos married in Brew
ct Friday evening aud their friends cele-
bra,ed the event BY firing cannon three
times.
The Journal saws Thar the Ice having
leil the henuebvc, il i hoped 10 solve tile
mystery ofthe missing Clayp girl aud II
requests all persons whose calling leads
them TO the river 10 be on the lookout
Judge Hale, Of Foxerotr, hiss in pos
session surgeons saw that did service 81
Bunker HUI.
A China correspondent of the henne-
bee Journal reports smart shock Of
earthquake on Friday merning about eight
O'Clock The course v from southwest
10 lsoyf hpa>t
Nj. Addison Leyeioy. of SO. Paris. has
inyruied harness and fixtures for shoeias
4 vicious hof>-. which i proving 10 De a
most excellent couGTiysnce-
The New Gloucester Shakers propose
TO luiid large house this season. They
are evidently prospering.
A Brunswick elerxymsa wenE inio
Portland the other day. and BY chance
took seat ia the smoking ear He had
hardly got settled in his seat. when Bos-
toa rlnner haSled up 10 him aud askei il
he had pack OF cards anywhere about
him
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

l were you I'd button up my coat on that =
and, pointing down TO his own plain black silk
watch cord, he added. "that Is the best | can
afford Take my advice. and Keep that cover
ed up"
Mr.. Stewart, 1t is stated. never refused en-
ployment TO one of his counirymen IL the ap-
plicant was provided with satisfactory testmo-
n'al>, but he never ilade any distinction be-
tween au lrishman. an American. an English
man, or ScDtchman. If their abilities wcr,'
equal. lie was sensitive TO personal attacks.
aud was much panied on discovering thd uihor
OF several newspaper articles as,ailing him five
or six years ago. These articles were Written
by one OF bis cuunlrymcn 10 whom he had .,.
en- employment, and attacked very bit erly the
strictnrss and severity Of discipline enforced in
his rrt1l store and other matters connected
with his business. When he fouuI out the niau
lac expelled him from the siolc with he great
est Indignation.
Mr.. stewart WIS generally esteemed snd
ik"d bV bis cmployes. lie was exceedingly
Kind to clerks who lost their health while In
his service, and has been known 10 pay men
their salaries for months while they We're "
ing on sirS bed. aud to pay their doctors
hills nl'o. Through such acts Of Kindness he
had endeai cd himself TO his clerks aud sales
men. with the exception OF few who found
fault with the s'rn .en,N of his discipline. in
capable of comprrhcnding the necessity for
strict rules In establishments So extensive.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
General News.
The dwelling C,rrmauirs In Washingron.


The unvciling OF the Lincoln statue at
lincoln square IN the eastern potion "f
the city was The main feature of tl-,lt,'~
holiday. The colorcd population wcic unJ
in full force. The procc>,ior thiJher Wa
large. and the statue. cover. | with has-.
wa> lhc great ohirct ut NJ. rest. Thr'r
wrrr Nh The speakers >fand thc PTe>idcuf.
members of the Cabinet. Ju.tr.s OF the
supreme Court. foreign Ministers. tnalut~
and Representatives, and other pet son. ni
,.omn"uCc. Aifcr music. PRAYER, aNd
reading Of the emancipation pr0ciamttinr.
fr"f IIuE-;uu formally accepted the star
Ne In behalf OF the cuiire nation. and tl.u
called upon President Graot tu uuN,i "
Tho Pres idrut stepped To To" trout anld
prolonged applause and grt>p"d 'h" r.rr
attached 10 the IN: yelling thr statue. 81"
one firm pull and the starry banner 2ijd Il
down. and amidst thc dcafenjp. cheers "f
the multitude. the playing OF music snd
booming ofcannOn the beautiful mnnumrut
stood exposed. 4 poem wa read. com
posed by Miss Cornrlia RAY, ,colorciI 81
New York. Frederick Douglass was then
introduced amid applause anl delivered an
Grafton.
The first contribution 10 IA" statue fund
wss made the morning amer the a~.as>iup-
tion. by Charlotte Scott. a cn,orci wa>hrr-
woman, Of Marietta. Ohio. who gave sj
The original cost Of the monument wa>
sl7 600. which ith the Incidental expenses
wcrc all paid by subscriptions, by the coll
orcd people.
The last Congress appropriated 5000
for pedestal and the statue wa- allowed
to pass the custom house free of duty. The
statue D. OH bronze. II i"ct high, resting up
On pedestal ten feet high. l. represents
7 t...4. . % d, 4
ton ~ emancipation ia his left hand. while
his right i oui>tretchcl over the Ancciin.
fgure Of a slave. f.om whose limbs the
shacklc, have Just been hroAru. On th-
base ~ the monument !, the WORK Emau-
cipatiOu."
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

The other OK ha> been gorel in Mir
ne>oiA, aud the consequences are serious
The Superintendent ol schools ia - Cloud
Mlan.. Catholic. has introduced Catho-
lic reSdln s-bpok iu'o The schools under his
chaT-e, aud allowed religious instructions
10 be given To the Catholic children after
school hours The fTute>tayt, oi the town
have addressed tie Sat Superintendent
anu q '"tAi paper tNcitvuiy >sy>; The
re4din = books introduced ,utu Tue school.
cou;lln Prater> addressed ~ the Virgin
Mary. aud pictures OF person, Aueelins 1,.-
fore the cru>>. There j. n, other instance
ia our history where such al od,IAge hiss
bevu committed ia prO;e.jau. school
ln Protestant" school. observe Wen.
ii VIII DO no harm. to l,t our friends
know how It feels >- Boston Pilot
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
SURVEY OF HANCOCK COUNTY.


IN III NNl.
~ Epn,A,,utt Nal. almost island
town i, - milo. : " f-.n, Ellsworth.
,u,l = a. ,ui,,.. fran, p.,.....- Ti,t,. ,r,.
sav. > >htp,le. . o.f,,.. a ,t,y,.. aud a card
las mill Ib,.,r,n,,c quarry NJ keueh',
Nnuptsip /. H.. ooe ,ir., vrn,,,.h, IN ,hs
,o,,,.,y N. r,,,,,,,l,,.r 10, ,,- ..,.,,,.,-tor,-
t,,> h,,, ,l,,.,. ,,I,., ....,,, .,.,,,, fan, Iii,
ina. v,r,. a>>i,r,,,.,l s. ni...r il, tie social
scale d3,-a. considerably lower. than the
angels Ahrlt s1e 0o1 worth Of worked
,t.u, v.r, Skinned ,r,,n ,i,i. o,,arry l,..
yrar
Al Bucks Harhar why j. i, nsmcd.1
! ! Porsi,-oil Factory N,.t RraaA>yiIle
i The Cal>..rrt..e d, Western Hancock.
Nearly every man sails helm. man.
or j part owner " a coaster" which
.i,c> 4 peculiar il.aun 10 their language
which !, perfect ,,r,eA 10 .aaeA-wocd.
man.
Perkins Mountain 4. hlr.,fy second to
R,uehIl NJ asa .a,.lit, ta- minerals. II
l.. Sat3 tls, >,-,.. IA ,,.,>..,, bl.r,.,,i,b
con, was taken fran it, natural b,4l a, IN.
f,a; nf ,h. noun,slr and tested On =
smiths fore Alurn ana couuer., are
abundant. A the foo, aitse mountains
we,r,,,. de,ln--tx j.. ,b,tvhcsre >nrin-
S.s,-5.,.~ t.r.,, Mason. ufr one !.
,arc.biY .5pprr.,,d ths. a, no very refpot,
sroso-lcAl per.ol. the waters covered II :
uhefr Nc>t Hn,,Asvi.ls sf ana th..
p,l.e> cove wA> 4 large Bay. Cane Ro-
.i..r,,,, ,-..r.,tl l,v S,,,,,,.l cbsn,nl.i, IL
,e., vans before III. Il 4rtiu., OF the
p. .--..,,, ..Ws,>,r.. P.,4~ j., . ,,,;,-
,...,..-.. .,...,... y,sl. .l,s
..3,,f,-, r-s,k~ a., th- >.-I .r,,i,. of
k...l.. NJ s.B ,s.. SLAM, .s,u< mn
p5.i-,,> s,l u+gr,-. q. p.,,,... sr.rj themes
t,r ths csr,au>. WalA,r-, Pond . one Of
the b..t ,t,,,-i,s s.A p.1s,s-ys m the c..untv.
80 BvcKSroKr Il i ga established
saving that "BueAsport i i miles from
everywhere which saving Ia, given birth
a, the following story:
Ssrlrosr. How far : il from Bucksport
TO Belfast?
Csi-rs. Eighteen miles
.S-raag<r. How fSrtsuto Castiues
Cs.3-,R. Eighteen miles
Ss7I.,rr. How far Is il 10 Bsnsa-g
Ci.l-ra, Eighteen miles.
Sfr,1seer. Well. how far Is il 10 Ellsworth ;
Onsfs. Eighteen miles.
.>rsse,r. with emphasis, Tell ME how
far it is from Bucksport 10 h-lly
C4ises. Not acquainted on tAsf road.
+ doar know.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

smoking and curing fish some grade Short
Horns and Ayrshire cattle, Oxford and
South Down sheep; some apple trees,
mostly the Gravenstein and Duchess of
Oldenburg Some OF our soil l. nice for
potatoes. Our men folks. all. or nearly so.
are engaged in ses-faring pursuits.
100. CAsrINE so miles from Ellsworth
aud SO miles fIom Bangor. lla- saw,
gri,t mill, Brick yard. In which last sea-
son. were made ; millions of bricks. II has
clay. water. and sand in close proximity
adjoining tide water. accessible At all sea
sons, two Canning Factories. I'll, 81 c.tth-
l-hmeniS. last year. put up 30 900 cans OF
lob>t"fs; IL onD OF clans. 1t has rope
walk and a cod and mackerel line factory.
doing business of $4,000 annually.
There is an orchard in town. planted In
l5si, which bears good fruit. 1t has but
VERY liitir waste land. II has au excellent
wheat soil, aud j. equally a. good for
orchardiuc. L. has one OF the few winter
harser>. with wafer, bold aud deep. A.
summer resort IL i unsurpassed and 10 be
known. i, TO 10 he appreciated DR. Ste
vcus, whose many Kind, aud generous
acts Ia the >icksand to the poor, will new
cr be f,rgutteml Ia letter TO me. says No
minerals of value, except slate "u iloi-
brooks Island. soil. founded on nrsiliac-
cons slate. - continuation "i the geologic
al formation of the Utpct Penob~c"t,
terminating on the East. NJ Bucks litr-
b'r va Brook>villc." George II Emerson,
at NORTH ts>tine. although 'dtivcu tn death
with business. ha~ found time to m.hr A.
od worn ont Gr.i. with rocky. >out >uil.
produce Nv" c-up~ at haN l.,r N,ar; thu,
has h'cn accomplished hy u"d,r-''rainirv
aui ''i-d'r->inc rnr '"a-d "--iug /,
maiah c,npn.; ni r,r> w"-'i rrrl cartn,
d,r"iupo-.-d aud Ih'n ,pr,ad, the fret i,
wotds,tuI
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

Upon hearing him approaching, the brute
suddenly left Amer taking his wife in her
bruised condition 10 the house and seeing
that she was comfortable. Mr.. Reynolds, in
co"Paly with some OF his neighbors. pnr-
sued the young man aud caught him. VIII"
on being taken before Trial Justice +. E.
Bagley gave his name as Elhanan Fernald.
OF Palmyra plead guilty. and was sent 70
Belfast jail 10 await further orders, He
SAYS he understands the ropes quite well.
having served fourteen months in state
Prison. M Whig.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
VOLUME %.
THE GREAT REPUTATION
Witch vEGETISE has attained in all parts of,A.
country as - 'oe
Great and Good Medicine.

and the large number of.tesimonals whsb ara
constantly being received from pers ons who hava
been cared by it, use, are conclusive proof II IL
great value II l. recommended by phvsici,t
nnh Hlnthccaties- As EloodPurihrr ana
Heaith-Rc>torar, it has No equal ""'
NEGErtNE Is not prepared far = fancy dril
made from poor liquors, which debilitat,.. tbs @
tenn aud tends 20 de-trSy health instead OF I-.t7
ing IT,
Nge not the many testimonials given for IN, ,,,
fercht complaints satisfactory to any rt.asor,t5
persons suffering from disease hat they can F.
en- ell Read the different testimonials given AMI
no one can doubt. In many of these cases ~
persons sayithat their pain and suffering ic ,e,',
bc expressed, as H. cases Of >crofula, wherr TX
psrCDily, the whole body was one mass of r,r,5,,
ton II NEGEEISE viii relieve pam clryn.s
purify and cure such diseases. restoring The
uent II perfect health after trying differ ut p...
clans. IN any remedies. suffering for year. I.if m
conclusive proof It you are sufferer. ,uu C. ,u 81.
Curvdt WHY T. this medicine performing sn.I.
great cures II won ks IN the bloui in t.t, r,r.
laung hutd. lt can be truly called the t,RF r.
BLOOD II NilGEE. TIE great sourrr on U,-.....
origin ttce tn tic blood, ami NO medicine isit 4 M
uol act dlrrc " upuu II, tA FurlE aui .e4a, n.
has any Just claim aeon public attention Netl
the blood becomes hlelc-s and s;agur4t ,.8.er
from change ut weather pr r4tn ttc " tut .. Nv.
ci~t. tG t2ulIr dies or from ANY other c4l,a- ...
NEGATiNE Viii renew the blood. carry "a I'D, ,..
ird hGHorS, cleanse thc stum tcl. regulate b..
bnN't- aui tupart tone OF yIEtr 90 the t,t
body. Ihc conviction H.. iu The public .... H..
's"i - ia toe uellc.tl profession, lbA} 'It .,..
dies supplied by Tho Vegetable KIN -lul ave. ft.-
sale, more saCo -s~tut. IA tue cure ei is~ct-g .a
mineral medicines NEutTtNt j. rHlur..-. N
roots 0lrN> aud herbs Il l> pleasant b. Use SAM
l. perfectly safe 10 give au lutl4t. -, s.u G..f
~ 10 not hesitate io try 70. l0u vii oe..I.
gret 20.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
Colby University.

The Spring term At colby closes on the
10Th inst. Tor a vacation 90 oue WccA Only.
the summer term commencing ON the Sd
of Mat
Work was commenced on the ,uiini>hed
wing OF SouJh College last weck. This
wing has not been used Tor number Of
wears but the constant increase OF students
has rendered its renovation necessary. Il
~ IN be finished and ready Tor occupancy
before the beginning ot the Fall term.
The students have shown considerable
Interest OF late ID Base Ball. An a>>ocia-
;ion has been formed aud mines have been
or viii Dee chosen from each class except
ins the senior The Two upper classes
are to play with the two lower East Day.
The trustees have been prluouedta grade
the field adjoining the campus - that Il
may hc used for ball hrid aud a!,o for
'hc parade ground OF the military compa-
uy
Some preparations have been made for
the ucN, commencement. Rey. Way laud
Hoy; i> 10 deliver the >ermon before the
Bealaman Missionary Society an the sun
day before commencement; Hon IIcu,y
W Paine of Boston Ia, been i,,,cd 10 de-
liver the Grafton and &, j. expected that lie
Wili except. No poet has a. Vet been Sc
lcc'ed
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
Political Notes.

The people are growing disgusted with the
coui &c of Democratic leaders in the Hou -. who
are negeeting all public business In the hope Of
creating party capital by discoveries of Repub-
ican frauds Investigations of suspected abuse
are commendable, but when score or two OF
committees are Overlooking the duties Of the
hour. anl muu>lus in every nook and corner
or trar,, OF corruption. aud wasting thousands
OF DC las on witnesses whose word Is worth
lrs>. the people grow weary and dstru.tful.
Less than eleven year> from the martyr
dom OF the kreat-hcartcd President. blatant
rebels upon the floor OF Congress defend the re-
bcllion and even dare. almost without rcbuke.
TO falsely accuse him OF rcspouslbii Tor the
damnah' atrocities Of Audrr.cu,i'lc, l. IL
any wonder that the o,d Mon loVcg who brings
to mind the electric thrill OF grief aud indigua-
lion which swept over the land with news of
Lincolns death. and Who reflects upon the
present Congres>. and upon the possible rc;urn
OF the di>unlon element into powers 1t any
wonder that he should sometimes. In doubling
moments. ASK himself whether the war Of the
Union paid. whether the game was worth the
candlrs-. Hartford Courani.
The desperate attempt 10 destroy Mr..
Blaine a.a presidential candidate. Ike that
mSde little earlier To DESTROY Mi. Blstow.
viii not hurt him. The ground on which these
gentlemen stand sccur. Throwing mud viii
not defeat them. They ate boih wei known 10
the counr, for puhiit scrN ic''> and f1r qualities
of character " hich viii sustain them against al
the chAracicr-Aiilcr- that may rise up against
them. II Mr. Krisiow should not haze IN the
National convention the support which ihr re-
>pcct ever, whcrc entertained for hm ha, i,,l
mayy republican, 10 hope tpg. vii not he
because the scandal monccrs have attempted
10 hound him oui oi The field. Ard II Mr..
Blaine wins. - there 3, now very lair pros
pc,i Of hi, Waning. he and hi> friend. may
ihatk thnsc who have opcnci their Vicious al
tack upon ham Ia season 10 have II iaalA mo-
and broken - Boston Advertiser
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

la The $40 lighthouses and . iishiships
OF the | niiod States 40 provision ha. been
made By the Government 10 furnish the
keepers aud their families with reading.
The American b bic Society has according
~ appropriated 20 Bibles Tor these stations.
Al appeal i NOW made for contributions
OF good books ln all departments OF liierA-
ture, with view 10 the foundation OF
lighthouse libraries. The clerk OF The
Lighthouse Board. Mr.. \. B johnson. will
receive and spply all doa a,ions sent for this
purpOse