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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION LAW
The Sacramento Bee says: An impor-
ant change III the election law relative
70 the depositing of ballots was made
by the last Legislature. The elector
who votes in an incorporated city
must now when he comes up to the
polls to present his ballot announce
to the Inspector not only his name
and number on the printed Register,
but must also give the street and
number of his residence. or other
wise describe its location. The
Inspector repeats the description, and
it is entered on the poll list. Another
preventive OF fraud, though not one
that would in all cases be feared by
the repeaters, is thus supplied. But
is not the new clause likely TO make
voting a much slower operation and
cause long delays in cases where the
voter from the suburbs does not know
what street he lives on, and IS at q
loss how to describe the location OF
his house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

THE Union Picnic of the Episcopal
Sunday Schools of Virginia City, Gold
Hill and Carson is the grand event of
TODAY. 1t will fill Farmer Treadway's
grounds with the jolliest and happiest
crowd ever seen there 1t will be very
largely attended.
The Grand Lodge of the knights of
Pytbias is in session here. These meet
inqs are held at Masonic Hall.
Mr.. W. S. WooD OF the. Virginia City
bar was in the city yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

TIE planking which covers the drain
O. the south side of Telegraph street,
round the corner Of the Adams House,
Ia. . bio hole in it which will let some
1sls or female leg into bad scraPs
one Of these days or nights unless Doctor
Butts or some other surgeon ciosesls up.
A dividend of 50 was yesterday de-
clared by tho California Mining Com
pany.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

Big MoRTGAGEs.-Ad dispatch dated
Albany y. y. August says:
A mortgage for So, 900 at Z per
cent. and $1,000 600 at 6 per cent. given
by the Central and Hudson River rail-
way to Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., and
w. II. Vanderbilt, was recorded in
the County Clerks Office here to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

The House Resolution providing for
an amendment to the Constitution
prohibiting divisions and diversions
of State school funds for sectarian
purposes is the subject fthe following
Frelinghuysen moved that the
House Joint resolution proposing a
sixteenth constitutional amendment,
providing that no appropriation of any
school fund for the support OF secta-
rian schools, should be made. be re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee.
He said the American people were. IN
earnest on this subject, but the FRO
posed amendment did not cover the
case; that Congress had no power to
force the amendment, provided some
State made such an appropriation.
Neither did it prohibit appropriations
Of money to theological institutions,
nunneries, houses of the Good Shep-
herd, etc. Within the last decade one
State has voted 81 100000 to Protest
ant institutions for which Catholics
were taxed, and during the same time
several millions were given Catholic
institutions for which Protestants were
taxed. He submitted substitute and
moved it's reference to the Judiciary
Committee.
Sargent and Christiancy Submitted
substitutes and moved their reference
to the same committee.
Christiancy said this prevented
State from appropriating FROM the
school fund, but did not prohibit the
United States.
Morton said it did not prohibit a
State from appropriating money out OF
the general fund for the support OF
sectarian schools nor prevent State
from levving a general tax for the
support Of such schools, but simply
prohibited State from using part of
the funds set apart for public schools
for the support of sectarian schools.
He hoped it would be properly amen
ded and sent back to the House.
Saulbury said this would be prop
er time to discuss this proper amend
ment. He had no doubt the object of
the House in passing the amendment
was to remedy the cry raised for polit-
ical issues. He thought the objections
raised against 1t were captious. Let 1t
be amended and sent back.
The House resolution and all the
substitutes were referred to The Judi
ciary Committee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

FISH DYING.-The Enterprise says:
The fish in the lower sink of the Car
son river are dying and are floating to
the shore in great numbers. The lake
known as the Lower Sink is quite
shallow toward its northern extremity
and is strongly alkaline. The great
number Of mills that are sending tail
ings into the river have probably had
much to do with the havoc among the
finny tribes. Not only are there great
quantities of taiIings RIM into the river,
but also in tho aggregate vast amount
Of chemicals of various kinds which
doubtless serves to still further deteri-
crate the waters of the stream and
lakes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

In speech in support OF Morton's
resolution to print 10000 copies OF the
Presidents message on the Ham burg
massacre, Edmunds referred to the
record and showed that Hendricks
had denied the power of Congress TO
frame an amendment abolishlnG
slavery.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

The SUTRO TUNNEL ROYALTY
A dispatch from Washington July 81
says:
The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has agreed to hear, on
the second day after the adjournment
of Congress, the argument of counsel
on the Sutro tunnel royalty clause in
all the patents for mines within the
District claimed to be located over the
connecting spurs and veins Of the
Comstock lode. Until that time the
Commissioner will be too much en-
gagged with other business to take up
this case.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

AxTELL, formerly Democratic
Congressman from Ohio, and latterly
the Governor, of New Mexico will
stump Ohio for Hayes and Wheeler.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

RHEUMATISM and Govt are invariably bene.
fitted by sulphur bathing. The difficulty OF
procuring trustworthy sulphur baths without
the dan erous exposures incident to public
bathing houses, has been fully met by GLENN s
INvALuABLE SULPHUR SOAP. 1t is sold every
where. jsol"4s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

HAGAN's MAGNoLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the compleXion: removes trechies. TAI
and sallowness; makes the skin SOFT, "hlte ana
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
lny2leod-wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

Philadelphia is the healthiest city
in the world. This is owing to the
very abundant supply Of pure water,
the unusual living space (of dwell
ings;) and the popular use of Fair
mount park-of 5000 acres.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

Lyons KATHAIRoN makes beautiful. glossy,
luxuriant hair, prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray 1t has stood the test OF Az years is
charminsly perfumed. and has no rival.
1ny2leod- Wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

Go TO j. c. KEMP & Co. fer Photographs
and Tintvnes. jy1Sml:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09
MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board
Ophir los o2Es. los 5214. l55s %. los
521s
Mexican 325s 81, SOS 347... los 3lsss,
3SOs 80
Gould & Curry 25s II, l2Os 1G'4, COS
l5s.
Best s Belcher los 4s1s. los 1874. Sos
As.
Cali.ornia COOS 6211ls. 1905 ga. zoos Cos {
zoos 62s >. zoos g.
Savage 12Cs 81, osOs 211144, 5s 211z
Con Virginia 15Os 56;las, 1905 81. 2Sos
56i+. ZOOS SOS, 3U0s sc, SOS So $50
sos 56
Hale & Norcross iiOs 111I, 5i0s liz.
Chollar 30s %
Crown Point 1905 70, 25s 1873
Yellow JACKIE, GAGS 81. laos 32114. 125s
3211as. ZOOS 3211a DO, zoos 1921 $50,
sos 3214
Imperial 40os 53., slos ., 27os SIS bio,
2ss 5. sos >
Kentuck 4Os 12'i. Sos Is
Alpha Cos 43, 40s 1917. 70s 49,, SOS
49,
Belcher los 1917. 7Os 20, los H.
Confidence los 10, 25s 49,
Sierra Nevada 7Os l51I... 1905 I5'+ 20s 1G
Utah 1vOs 49,, EOS 1875, Cos II
Bullion los A
Exchequer sos 1871
Overman HOS as, sos ISL. $50. SOS 49,,
Cos 20
Justice 45Os o41ss. 1908 94ss
Union Con 2s0s Ia, 1905 las
Lady Bryan IIi5s Ia, 1865 IL
Julia Cos %. Coos 911ss, sos 90 bio
Caledonia zoos 915. SOS 8 =, 450s 9as
Knicksrbocker 77Os G2hc
Globe o50s zoe, 55Os loc
Baltimore Bliss .. a, sos %,
Rock Island 55s 211l., 395s ., 300s ?
New York Con HOS
Occidental Cos
Phil Sheridan 40s ~
American Flat zoos y
Woodville zoos Il Z. zoos l.
Lady Washington Zoos 211a
kossu,h 170s !. zoos Us
Andes 30s rs
Ward 240s IL
Cosmopolitan zoos 4oc
North Con Virginia 300s zoe, zoos 1oc
Amazon zoos 40c
Prospect 95s
MARYLAND SOS 75c
Alta 15Os 81.
Wells Fargo 500s SOC
Evening Report
Meadow Valley zoos SOC
Raymond & Ely 3Os 81. 2Os O..
Eureka Con los IL q. eos III.
Leopard l50s IL (, 4i0s II, zoos lli4 DO,
SOS liz
Jeffersan los 15c
ella 25Os 75c
Panther zoos "
Northern Belle 1905 261Iz, sos 262s. 1905
q. 20s 2714
Hussey 3lOs l, 3OOs Los, 400s 1.1Oc, 2Os
l.O3
Gen Thomas 246s "a, 95s 81.
Manhattan los s
s Barcelona Cos
Mansfield zoos 25c
Modoc zoos go
New Coso 25Os pa
South Chariot 150s 25c
Poorman 37Os zoe
Savage i4Os 30, zoos 201s, Zoos 2014
Mexican 4SOs "a. HOS 34144 eos 81 bio,
25s 341s, zoos 81 bio, sos 81 SIS. 40s
1874
Confidence Sos IS
Con Virginia sos 555s, 340s 55s44
Imperial 15Os 5. SOS SIS
Crown Point 15s 1917. zoos 1875
Ophir 30s 5611z. Sos 50
Caledonia 1905 81, 1905 8
Yellow Jacket 410s 81
Belcher 3Os 1879
California 275s 50. 15Os 617.
Hale & Norcross 3l0s 1l3s, BIOS Ia
Alpha 7Os 42I
Oveynan 36Ds "a 50S T1k
Gould 4 Curry 30s 1917, zoos 1914
After the Board.
Auoust 4. $40 Pm,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

Highest and lowest thermometer for
last "a hours. ending August S, 3 p. n,
Highest thermometer. os degrees
Lowest thermometer. ..... % degrees
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Law Cases.

Al the recent term OF the Law Court al
Bangor the following cases from tins
County were argued
BuoAspori aud Bangor X. L. Co. In
hah,,anl- OF Brewer. An action on the
town. subscription. The defense wa, tina.
the L T. To-. had not located the road
thru4-A Brewer a, stipulated ia the sub.
sci p,ou made by the town. The effect 81
the stipulation was The main question.
Argued by HadlocA aud Hale 4 Emery
Tor The x. L. Go. and by kcat. aud Hutch
ju., tor the town
Geo. .c \. Black Isaac Mace. Black
brought al action ottrc-pas, a-alns. Mace
f,r carrying away grass. Iac verdict wa>
tor so being the actual yAlue OF the grass.
AMER verdict the Court on Plaintiff motion
ordered judsmen, for So. being treble
damages On the ground that the action
wa- based on section II. OF Chap - % Il.
; The defendant excepted
Argued by Wl-well for Mace aud los
Haze 4 Emery Tor Black
oriaDd BlcA-port. \ pluper c.-e. iu
which there had been q TIA. aud q verdict
N favor of BucA.pnn. oaapI moved for
new rial oa the ground thai the verdict
wa- against the evidence Aad also claim
ins that new testimony hAI 5tra found.
ARGUED Dy W7Ayc.I Tor OI4uI, Aai hy
Halc X Emcry for Buck>ror,.
John Fauy Robert Mullen. FAhy re-
,-..r..i d. ,-.r,li.f of : u 2.suiusf Nutfiu for
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Probate Court-IInuc,cLe e.,,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
ChAs. z. DORR, Register.

term 1876:
y as .sted for Probate: OF Michael Mann.
late oi Dedham. susan Austin l,te Of FIl.-
worth. Abhe I. Kingsley. late of Gsuld.boro.
joshua Dunbar. late Of Gould~boro.
y tHs 0pprorcd and uHo,rsd. pf Samuel
Davis lste Of Ellsworth. Daniel H. Leland
late Of Eden. Thomas STANLEY. late Of Gran
Derry lsie. Mercy Bonzey, late Of Ellsworth.
Administrator granted on Estate Of Asa Wa
Sati' late OF Franklin. Lucy q. stevens. Lem.
uel horsrage. late Of Casiine
1"hTfidas dPP9iatcd. UniO Minnie o.
Taylor. Minor, surry. Sophronia D. Trip.
Minor. sullivan.
hc.htpries .flsd an Estate of George
springer. late Of Easibrook. George g. Bart
lett. late OF Brookln. Eunicc Rich late of Ire
mont Howard y. Moor. Ellsworth.
-l0o"Hats .fiei FIR Settlement. Estate of
Joseph \. Dean. late Of Ellsworth. Lemuel
Whltmore. late Of Deer Isle. George T. Gilc,
late of Wal'ham. Horace McFaraud and al,
Of Ellsworth. Elizabeth NJ. Douglass and al,
Of BrooAln. William Moor, late Of Cranberry
Isle.
-toceHni, S'fI.d on Estate of Elizabeth W
Folsom. late OF Bucksport. Philandcr H. Hard
ine, late OF Ellsworth. cynthia u. MaIlock-.
late 81 Ellsworth. Hannah II. Bacon late of
Sullivan. Ella /. Higgins and all, Of Edcu
John .. Conor, late OF fremont. Tri-lram
Mckay aud all. Minors. Of Deer Isle. Flhcrt
J.. pber. late of fremont. Henry h. Taylor.
late Of >urry. Eaton CLARK. lac OF fremont
P'fifia,s f1r license g. seT Esai Esfote.
IN E>iAie Of Daniel y. Bray late Of Brooklh
Cora J.. Luut. Minor, Of fremont
Licsase 9r1Ht.i 20 sal Esgf Estate ia T.
fsts Of sarah Mealy and ais. Minor, Of Aurora.
Josephine NJ. Roberts Minor. Of Mt. Desert
Aaron Howard. late OF Brook,yillc. Sarah
Morgan. late Of Ellsworth. Gcorge l.. Holnc,.
au Insane man OF Ellsworth. Green West. late
Of Aurora.
Allowance decrccd 10 " iIow L. Estate Of
Joseph v. Greene. late of B.uehil!.
Petition d .cd for authority TO convey in H.
tale ol seth Ti>dale, late Of Ellsworth,
Distributions among heirs an estate of tcorge
4. Jordan, late of Nj. Desert.
Estate rcpre,cnted in,olvcut of Daniel l.
Giuu. late of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

-Gue Committee appointed 20 settle
aHH Daniel Harrington for his claim
AGAINST The city TOR the loss OF his horse.
.-sgtd to give him 5000 in full, for all
claim ugainst the city.
A. order was passed authoriz Ing the
MAJOR 10 draw his warrant for that
aupAut
An order from board of Aldermen for a
reservoir to be constructed near the juno
uon Of II iii aud Washington streets.
Common Council did not concur. Board
oi Aldermen asked for a Committee Of Con-
ference, said Committee was appointed
ana reported unfayorably.
In joint Convention. Geo. W. Newbegin.
va, elected Constable At large, II. b. Ma
-ou oyerseer OF the poor, to fill vacancy
"ccasioned by the death of Z. Hartshorn.
Report OF the Street Commissioner tor
lie month of June accepted.
An order passed appointing Commit
tee consisting of Newell Wilson, f. ii.
Greely and L. b. Wyman, to lay out a
street leading from Chapel Street to the
East line of Mrs. Ellen Brady's lot.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

The report OF the Committee of Confer
ehce on the Post Office Appropriation bill
recommends the adoption of the following
provision concerning third class mail mat
ter:
Al third class matter, except unsea' ed
circulars. shall be transmitted ut the rate
OF one cent for every two ounces, or frac-
u"hal part thereof. aud one cent for each
additional two ounces, and the sender may
write MS name therein. or utside. preced-
ed by the word from or may write briefly,
or NAV print on any package the number
aud name ofthe articles inclosed; and pub
Ii>hers OF magazines. &C., may print there
on the itime at which subscriptions are
paid, aud the address on postal cards aud
nhsealcd circulars may be written, printed
or affixed thereto. al the option of the sem
der.
The section prohibiting the sale of cnve-
ropes oi newspaper wrappers below actual
cost. including clerk hire, legal postage
and all other expenses connected Herewith
l. retained. without alteration.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
woman's Temperance Aid society.

Although it was a very hot day, an I'M
firing number OF Il e Woman's Temperance
Aid Society. met last Saturday, July lst. at
the usual time ard place. By prayer, mutu-
Al counsel. and planning work, we are
Strengthened to the performance of duties,
which though seeming small. may grow to
have mighty power.
Those who work to promote the cause
Of temperance. should not be less yigiant
than the workers of intemperance. Hot
weather is not an obstacle to them.
Our greatest hope in this cause is in pro-
teeling the young from evil influence aud
training them, in virtuous and temperance
principles. Let no unfortunate child be
without friend TO Lend helping hand
with faith that worketh by love"
While We regret that there is not more
interest in temperance among the people
we fully trust in God the Father of US all
that he overrules and underlies, all thu
good works of His children.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

The School in District No. !, in the
town OF Eden which has been in session
eight weeks closed June 24th. Whole num-
Der of scholars registered ca. Average at
tendance 90. Names of those not absent
or tarly:
Ida Ash. Ella Higgins, Lima Higgins,
Gerde JOY, Julia Young. Nesta Salisbury,
Hannah Day, stephen Higgins, sherman
Douglass. Herman Gilbert.
Not absent one half day: Josie Alley.
willard Young. Ralph namor, Fred liig-
gins. Willie Young, Maria Young. A.!nob
lIambleton, Hervey Conners. Freeman His-
gins.
Not tardy Fred Lyman. Frank Ly-
man. Jennie Salisbury, Lilly Douglass,
Marion Conners, Aqu2ie Leland, Atwaten
Douglass, Cedelia Day, Isabella Hamor
TEACHER.
Some one or two hundred visitors
/ have already arrived at this favorite resort
and more on the way. A the accomoda-
/ tions for visitors have been greatly enlarg-
+ ed, it is expected that larger number than
ever before. will seek this cool and unri-
vailed watering place.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Domr-tic Ports

>w Ii,EroK-Ar -, soh Flora Grindle. stanley.
Ar =, Hr -,h P Blake Me.ey. Atand Tor
siI =. -ch >ilvcrhe.l., Newman. Newfoundland.
>id p. seh Adele Pray. Pray, Boston, \ Whit
ing, art"r do.
ar -ch Valparaiso, Ob,r. Boston.
IIfIAsr- NJ =, -ch WIN Z" Eadie. Ryder. Mt
Ellsworth.
sd =: ,ch Lari, Cunningham. III ~, orth 10 load
III q, .ch wm g Eadie. Ryder. VI, desert
~ -. sch Orupu, Powers. Deer lie.
AZ ., Ee, Gutter Dphhln, Abby, tastine.
wI>IfR HtKBoR Ar q. -oh Henrietta. sargent
Re-, klsnd.
Ar ~. sch Elackwarrior, stevens. Ea-tp"rt; Con.
yoy. >orw ooi, do.
Arr. sch Sea Pigeon, >cANy, Boston.
Ar 5. sch orczembo, GuptII 10.
Eo' KLAsD-Ar -, sch EoyA! OAK, Davis, Mt
roKrLANp-Ar =. sch Vine, VAS, Addison
Maine wym1n, sulil'an an; for lio,ion. -. A..
Ga =. sch Laura LIZA. sinclair, suTry, Mary
Ga =. .ch Janthe. John, Gouldsboro. Petrol,
NorwoOd Boston. Royal OAK, Benson, fremont
Cld -. sch Com Tucker, Mnnroc. Prospect iiar-
VINEYARD H,vLS-Ar .. sch VIM II Thorndike,
CurhmAn, Deer Isle.
sALEM-Ar =, -ch Mineola. Fullerton. Ellsworth.
Ar .. sch sea Queen, Peitinglll, Franklin for
Boston. leaking bodily.
Ar ;. sch r q knight Pratt, Bluehiil' Wood
cock, Fu>-, Franklin.
Bo>roN ~, sch fleetwing, Thompson, Cal
ais sea Queen. fetungill, Franklin, Lila MAJ!
Hopkins. BANGOR.
hdelia Pray, Pray. Mt Desert. julia Rich. Noon
sullivan, Eagle, Bennett, do.
NEW logk-Ar -. sch Ca-tilian, Means, Ban
1t anchor a, Harts Island june > sch - GiI-
more. Mt Desert.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Business Notices.

We w,rr exposed last week 10 a pililc>-
storm. that wet our feet and siockng>. aud IN g.
d'cd cur person ail over In fact we took a crack
ins coll. which brought sore throat and severe
symptoms OF fever The good " lie asserted
her authority. plunged our feet in hot water
wrapped u- IN hot blankets. and sent our faith
ful Ion for 4 bottle of AYERS CHERRY Pc
T"EAL. II j, a >p.endld medicino-pl,a,aut to
take and did the job. We slept .ounIiy through
the night ani awok" well The next morning.
W know We owe our quick recovery 10 the
Pcctoral, aud shall not hesitate to recommend
II 10 al! who need such a medicine rchua-
cana.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

Obituary notices teyond the Date, Name and
iye must bs pdid for.
Franklin-Iune Attn, Asa Wassatt, Jr.. aged
81 wears and months.
Waltham-June a0th, Elizabeth, wife OF ELL
OF Jordan. aged 80 wears . months and 20 days.
Mt. Desert-July 4th, Ida A. Brown, aged
u wears and months.
July 4th, WIN. Atherton, aged .6 years and
Q months.
Eden-July Sd, Calbert +. Cunningham, OF
Bangor. aged about % years.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

julia Welch, girl of thirteen. has
been arrested in Portland, for assaulting
smailer'children and robbiug them of their
earrings. She also Induced two children
Win oaoy carriages to go around the
corner to see a show aud leave their car
riages in her charge aud then ran off with
them The girl has stolen quite an am-
mount OF dry goods also
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

We know that a di,ordered stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other cause.
We know that very few pbysicisns are success
ful in their treatment OF these disorders. We
know that DaCosta's Radi cal Cure will. with
out the shallow of doubt, almost Immediately
relieve and permanently cure all of these dis
tre>,ing symptoms. We know of thousands
who are willing TO testify that what We say i
true 10 the letter. We know that If YOU vile
give il Il fair trial you will let us add your naml
to the "cloud Of witnesses. Will YOU give II a
triai.and do il now: Trial size only - cents
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
FROM -
MORRIS IL UEkIT1GE.


II sold by :. ID. Wisgin, Ellsworth; A.
J. Jordan. Orland, and Il. b. stover, Buck
port.
John ". Perkins & Co. Portland. General
agents.
Professor Parkers Pleasant " Worm Syrup i
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
phy>ic required. Costs - cents. Try 1t.
~ IL -
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

LSery one. al timc-. feel. the necessity Of
some restorative ofihc vital powers depressed
10y mental or bodily exhaustion. Ia such con-
diilbHs let every one. instead Of l,lng 10 tie
alcoholic or medicinal .Iimulant>. which must
d. ilipWe'. hy drpr, ->i,n equal 10 their ~ -ir-
iLcut. rein, i-arat. hi- drfaugrd .y-irln by the
natural tonic element. Of the PERUVIAN >NE-
UF sold ~ ail diuggIst>.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

An old gentleman went to the rail-
road station the other day. He had an
oid-fa>hioued strap wallet. and taking L
out ot his pocket at the ticket window
he inquired the price OF a ticket. took the
money out andlet the wallet hang by the
strap from between his teeth while he
made the right change. Suddenly he be-
gan prancing around the room. con-ter-
nh'ien IN his face and the wallet between
hiS Jaws, looking everywhere. under and
behind seats. and finally Waiting up to
the Ticket window again. he said. Have
aud down dropped the long lost wallet .
lie was going 10 say, Have you seen INV
wallet How singular that old people
should be 50 forgetiul," he remarked, as
he quietly seated himself in the ears.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

-Chas Z. Burrill has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imperial Fire
Ins. Co. of London. organized in 1903, and
the Northern Assurance Co. Of London,
oryanlxed in 1926. These Companies issue
a joint policy, whose combined strength Is
nearly s35, 100000. In addition to the
above Companies, Burrill represents the
Old lFtna of Hartford, the Hanover OF New
York, German American Of New York
Atlas of Hartford, Bangor of Bangor, Me.
and several other frst-class Companies.
There is no agency in New England when
has better facilities for placing large lines
of Insurance in first-class Companies than
this. Give BurriIl call and see for your
selves. Correspondence solicited. Please
to remember-the Best Insurance Is the
Cheapest, and he has only the Best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City OMEN
YORK save ANNOYANCE amt expense of carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION hO-
TEL. opposite The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
IL Ia. over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
lifted mp at an expense OF over $500 900 Eleva
tor. steam and all modern improvements Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un-
surpassed. Rooms for a single person, a., sljO,
and s2 per day rich suites for families proportion
ately low, that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luXuriOusly, for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other frstclass
Hotel in the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute for all parts OF the CITY
va q. r. \ W. ID. GARRlSON, Managers.