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CONSUMPTION

y Y SP EPSIA w f
CJ RE. Liver and Kid
ucycompIaintsare e1ec-
tialIy reached BY OIy-
srnatcd Air.
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Paralysis may proceed from the brain whlch "A
the scat OF sensation aud yoIition, or from the
-ptuAl marrow and nerves. by which sen sitinn
aud yohuun are conveyed to AMI from the brain
all over the body, or 1t may take vCCcutric forms
ot lev, iopmcnt and effect special localities in the
human 90 ganikttIou. dcptivtng the sufferer il may
br "t -isht or h"IilHg nr sm, ilInx. Ihr more
frequent inlms ri the disease those ui para.
lytrd motion, anil may b. lhIs classified Apo.
rivNy 81 thp brain. Cuug -tou. aoItCutug the
-ptual marrow and partial paralysis, when Irom
thr pressure aTt.Iug from morbid growth or ia.
NOR, uf from mechanical IL jury. or often from
some unknuNn cause. The parts supplied hy 4
particular part are lAE., 4cd.
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DISEASES oF THE BRAIN

auI spinal m trrow, undoubtedly produce the ma
jDriiy % all paralyur attacks. Taxing thl- fact
iu connection wlth another fact CiUauy certain,
namely, that TIA. fast gong agv Imposes an ex-
cr--IVc strain On ndr bralnaI and spinal strength
and ne have an explanation ol the yearly IuoreA- e
iu The number OF victims of the disease. ANY
scicnthc discovery. thgrriute. which shall -iyeu-
an viiiricnt remedy Tor this TOO common maIaly oi
modern day, worthy to take rank among thc
great be- ciaetions Wh.cn the rrsrArShcs OF great
minds have from time 70 time conferred upon the
race. The method to Shtrh Wc have alluded a.
.lIIL.NLna N ..an
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19
Letter from Boston.
BosTON, July IL, 1877
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL,


Sailed last Saturday on the Psrtha, from this
port As United States minister 10 Spain. The
deck Of the steamer was pretty well filed
with the scholastic element Of Cambridge. as
many Of the Harvard Professors and other
literary gentlemen, went down the harbor to
bid Mr.. Lowell good bye, and God speed on
his new mission. He leaves beautiful home
In Cambridge. called "Elmwood' situated on
Elmwood Avenue. He was born in this
house in 1919 and gradusted from Harvard
Collage in 1898. In Boston he studied law
and WAS admitted o the bar in 1s4O but never
practieed. In 1854 he succeeded Longfellow
ss professor of modern languages al the Uni
versty, and soon after was appointed editor
Of the Atlantic Monthly. In his line, viz. wit
and humor, he stands without equal among
our American poets.
ANOTHER MAN swINDLED.
He was one of our intelligent Boston editor 5,
and was on the boat, returning from New
York, when fine looking, gentlemsnly ap-
pearing man accosted him with, al beg your
pardon sir, but did you not formerly reside
in East Bostonf' II did, years ago." was the
reply. "Then you knew Of the Ks, there,
did you notY' naming family well known on
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19

FOR paralysis a. T. admitted Ia be grrat medical
necessity OF the period. is that in daily the
Medical Home ami Retreat, established b. Br.
bcorge W Rhodes, : Boston physician of high
standing ami reputation GA the corner OF " az
than street and >hAwmut aycnuc-No. ..r- on the
last named thorouz zhlarc. Hia discovery was th.
result OF a severe aCxldrut which hAppsuyd %
himself and The effects Of which made hun 4
PATaly iIC sufferer oi what .rcm cI lur a time t1
b. a hopclessIy incuralc type.
l'r. Rhodes was thrown from his carriage ani
sustain cd complicated injuries which dcur,i All
IN s'lical skl, and lett him. he then believed.
lcrmAnantly maimed and para keI man -
Thrown back upon his own rcs0urcc,. he began
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19

Will demonstrate to any whO may sire to secur.
Tor them-clvcs Or thclr friends the advantage, OF
such a resort. They Will lAI handsome man
sIDn IN pleasant secluded and fa.hlona BILE part
OF thc city rgInIkcd IN the cirut IA nrr
aud conduc tel 50 Is to secure all the benefit. ot
hospital and At The same time retain all the char
acteTlstcs OF = home. SO large 4 number "a at-
pneAnts have sought admission 10 this excellent
institution during The past year that Dr Rhodes g.,
now engaged ia endrasOring 70 secure a larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
persouAlly cNam ned the institution and observed
tue details oil its Internal eco nomy, We would
recommend u as one OF the be II resorts open 10
sufferers from any Of the maladies above emu
atrd. lyJl
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19
Bronchitis !

ALI. PERSONS THAT
read this are invited TO
sCud flr our large and
beautifully illustrated
Fape-. sent free 20 an J
address.
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FOR SALE.

A 1 East Bass Harbor, fremont, II nine roonel
~ cottage finished throughout with two acres
OF grass land and six and one-half acres Of wood
and pasture land. Locat on central. price low
ana terms easy For information apply to
JOHN VERRILL,
June II, ls77 "a 4nnl
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49, 'Souisi"S i'pih tti@b' IN
Head Throat and Vocal Organs

This Remedy does not DRY mp" a Catarrh
but LOOsENs 1t; frees the head Of all offensive
matter, quickly removing. Bad Breath and Head.
ache Ai1ays and sOOthes the burntmg heat
In Catarrh; Is 50 mild and agreeable In its ei-
tee sha,, -
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rHR tcLECTiC SCHOOL

ot M dirtnc + last growing IN popular favor. IL
IT, founded On the principle that there T. IN an
schools Of thought something OF value, ami that
uuth should be recognized atid tts tyaChtnge ldup
ted and used wherever they NAV be .pund. or IRON
whatever quarter they may come. To a phy ~iciAu
ui tins broad and liberal school oi medical theory
attd practice belongs the honor ni having discov.
cred entirely new and successful method oi
combatlr x par,ly sis. Paralysis may be- termed,
b reason ui IT. con stInily increasing prevalence
the disease o the age. IL has hitherto been ciS-..
yti Among inCurAblc maia4ieS.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19
cATARRH +!

WE MAKE A SPEC
TALTY Of treating pa
tients by Mail. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
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lie had already rerclycd C. thorough medical Ell.
urattun ami training. aui hai complete knUwl.
e-r of chemistry. IL occurred 20 HIM that pos. i.
h.y there were powers ia the electric nuti used
apple ant % chsmtrAl proper ti"z not set
dreamed 20 ia the philosophy ot mcii ittuc Al1pt.
iuE thr cl"ctrlc principle therefore. uf -rarrh.n,
for truth wherever It might be found b. proceed
ell Sith 4 scrlcs ofeNperImrntA upon his own per
son. when he resolved upon these cNuvrtturnt4 =
enc Of hl- legs was 20 tally twisted that IN 1T
ting down he was compel lcI 10 use % a. axushinn
into an unnatural and constrained position s,v
crai inrh,7 above thc ground. The paralysis va
~ complete That these limit. hat All withcrci aua
shrunAcn. There seemed, indeed, little hopc thAt
any spark Of vitality renamed Ia them. Sever
thc.c.s, br. Rhole- pcrnsteutly follow ct his tIrA.
lie nrst compounded a powerful chemical prcpar-
alton, having Tor tts object the stm ulallon the
torpid and apparently dead nerves Of the af,c tc.l
parts and thcn invoked tie ald Of the electric bat
Try t. apply It, At uT-t -urccss seemed dou bt-
ial. but allcr number Of only partially -atI.iAc-
tory attempts u Ind the scat Of the malait tho
difficulty Was surmounle1. the snrunken limbs
began 70 regain the ir normal size. the -lrc ping
nerves were aroused to action again the wasted
and Dr. khOLes found himself perfect man in
every respect sound Ia every limb, hctu4y ro-
bust and vigorous. lie has for scg erAl year. past
given to sufferers from paralysis the benefit OF
tins happy experience. and has extended this
method oi treatment with equally gratifying sue
cess. q other forms Of braIna and spinal dl-els-
es-,Gch a. epilepsy, apOpieSy commissions. hy-
stertA, melAnchollA, amt The Ike. Ills cures are
nos numbered BY scores and there genuIucncss
atrsied by the beet Of tss tlmOny. There H. nnln
ing Of quackcry about his methods, a call at
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19
bully 5, 1877.
.-.....sc SCIENCE.


~geofeFy q DOSIOH IHySIcIuH-TdF-
dfysis Can be Cared-ISHrgery Surpdssed
in the Treatment OF DeformGties-Emph
tic Proof that Ne,o Remedy for Nerroms
Disorders Has Been Found.
Hardly any great revelation OF science or tri-
umph OF art has been received on its nrst an
nouncement, with grateful faith Dy the incredu-
lous majority Of men. Calico announced the
fact that The world moved and the solidi fed un.
belief Of the world made him recant the assertion
on bended knees in saekcoth and ashes. Rising
from the ground after this denial of ascertained
truth. he is reported tn have exclaimed 4 PUR Sc
MUOyE-"it docs move Tor all that" Ills intrnluc-
tion Of the telescope, which has since given to
a know ledge OF the stars was greeted with 4 sim.
liar obstinate prejudice and unbehef- In England
and
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-19

In the realm Of medical science this sime phase
OF human folly has been constantly Witnessed
liartey's announcement tha: the blood circula
tel through the veins was received with a howl
Of dcri-ion scarcely less vigorous than that which
waited upon 6aIileo's assertion that the world
circulated through space. HarNeN's pIticnth
abandoned him aud the medical profession Of thd
day gave him an almost unanimous cold shoulders
subsequently his house was attacAed Ny "A mobe
anr number of his cherished books destroyed.
And again. when Ienucr discovered The prevent.
i've virtues Of vaccination, -" meicl ~'tci"tin~ at
which be was = member forbade him to promul-
gate the great truth on pain of expulsion from
their pale Vi membership. The faculty Of Lon
don denounced him as hcastial quaCk, and the
pulpit joined them, and declared poor Jenuer
and his vaccine both to be di4bnnoal aud mons
truu-
80 Il has been. though in n less degree. with the
more recent discoveries by edicat innoYaturs
OF the uses of anasthetICs aud OF rl"ctrIcty. And
stitt. "a Calico SAID, The world does move for
all that" These observations are made by way
OF bc~peaking Tor lnothc" and remarkable medi-
cal discovery, our own city OF Boston and hy a
boston phys sician, the careful and unpr'j judiced
attention which It deserves.
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Han. Thomas X. Cobb i MOLLY re-
.s..lninl ne lruiai,cs Of himself and
cn,'- ,uaas ..nfi0g his canvass IN this
.'I~,rsi. NJ was accused of being a
IN ~'octls,lasr. and gives ~ u. 20 II
liz pror,sil.- 10 lcisre ne LanA curicn-
AZ lir \. Oh ne siac a. the people
asr,inst ne innnry n.ca-eis, aud W.
hore Asii Ne a.ic 10 watch his Till. and
secure ~ cnarimens ;Ita INV. rs one
ii ,hc measures calculated Z" give ,r'irf
10 Nv people. The iolowirx S;raet ~
,s.ucca:ing ~ Congress. i taxi from
Tie Ecc,ra. sn,i shows the nature " lis
proposition:
WITHDRAWAL OF NATIONAL BANK cuE-
EFNCy.
M. Cohi, irfroaucrl Till III. u. No.
50 nrpri'fi.. 'nr The withdrawal ~
~ ihe fiouai baas currency and the
issairr ~ n..s-iaic-.~t m ring Treasury
,.oit~ "a Thu ariaalt of So'csvt.rn. 10
Supply ..r nia,e of -ail ra'i"isNi hank
currency. u.sisiuy sail Greasury notes ?
~ ;euAvr ,or M -nnS pnbic sn.l prl-
va d. rxcsp; wises. III, The terms ~ i'ie
rnnfra~. !, i expressly provided s'hss :
Nisr. nii N pea'.h- i,' tiir'i Scy'i.n 81
tile All ~ Congress rusi',ssi "Asi nj 10
ps0sl a 'og isr rs-~s:a,tion OF specie
Payments" approved January ". 1919,
ani providing or the cnis.ase OF NJ q
an. layer ha.,sa. anil liking tn sia,'
ari thereof. ana making all silver s"iil
os ia. same standard 4 n. ~ tender
wi,;ri. wrs read list and second iisns
referred tp Tie committee IN BimAiis.
ani CGrrsnrs. when appointed. and or
dgrcd a. br printed.
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y. IN 1arr~ 4sorl ~ M best fir-wsrs
hollow ne. hardware. cutlery. 80
great variety or Co.d- "T ~ nd. y. n"
IN. ~ busin.-~, which I'LL be sold ~ ~"
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SntfIIT IVINtts nNHIV.
Bnrxo TrErr>FR. Att'v for Piainiif.
Nsv. 18th. lr77 aw. w.. <ll5 81
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- Office - hereby gis.a. that by WV
tue OF y certified copy III decrus ~
me directed from tn c.rrk - us
unhnis Circuit Court, ~ oeusr wherstnI
Anna n. Be,kman - phnintiH. sad
Jasoh sshasfsv aud N0<1rsia Hrkaeios
ar~ s3risuslsMse, rsVsirlng ~ - maks
1.-The ann " swTlvr hunarrd sud twenty
nine slvllars aud sixsy-fons eewsas with
Interest ga said decree. and cOsts. J will
expose ~ public sale 70 The hiyhess
bidder IN
IsATURDAY. DECEMBER sth, 1877,
! beiw ecu The hours OF 10 u'clock a. -.
ana : OsIsck y. NJ, ~ said day. NJ the
la.or OF tl. Court House 81 Duh"i~
County. Indiana. tho rents smd profits
Tor = term not exceeding seven year.
NJ TIC follow ing real estate. situated ~
the I nunlv ~ Dubois aud State ~ lndi.
hans. su-wr:
The southeast quarter of The north
wrs, quarter of section No. Two ~, n
'i,s n-hip M. three g.. south 81 ra'rs
y. '.ur "a, west. containing forty acr''
more. or icss. Also t!e northeast quar-
Ter III The north west quarter 81 srciini
IN. tvo II. in township No. three ! ~
lsouiii ~ rage No :nug - west, con
tanning ~ ~ a,r,> mere ar 'ss>.
II su,l ats and profits viii not sci
for sufficient -u,n ~ satisfy said decree
Int, resi- aud cOri>. viii ~ The Same
time aud ,'lare expose AZ pullis sale, ~
fee simple ~ said real estate. ~ =
much thereof rs may be -ufiicient 4
'ldi~rl,ar@r saii decree. Interest sud co.;
sand sale will he made without an.
'lreli.f whatever from valuation or sp
lrsisemenf laws.
GEORGE COX.
sheriff puhni- County.
fl Bnrxo ErErr>FR. Ats for Piaimiif.
wv l,,fl, ls-7 AZ IN r. S1l So
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In answer 10 ..rracher," ] would say
n I'd arrangements will he mae AZ the
next tern % Commissioners Corr 10
pay back the uon-,. i'hc Commission.
err nave nothing 10 10 with Ills direct
~. vet Indirectly lhcy have; md pre-
ftr 10 consult them now, ~ I'D on q
fyrmrr OCCASION. Immediately amer The
Supreme Court had decided tire Law an.
constitutional II was then agrrad 10
TT me mattrr rest until the lcar'"rs
should want The money. Fortunately,
have the sun total, sltl0J, taat re-
rrivrd rom cs:hers; but % far have
No. been able 10 sind the nt'nc- of those
tlat paid II. l.. Il BnUNDsrx.
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PMssa ,,sl ~ ell. OF Superintendent r.
u. n,aniirk- tie Teachers l,>tlinle1
riot ii ila,.sin-unrgh. i,ih"i- county.
xa NE Sill aav M Nave ssise~, lss'. AMT
or.saATai A. toslows:
M IN i:rralicS. Psr~ident l.. G.
Smith. Wee i'ir-ilru' ;. -. Pierce and
Enm. a li,pe. ceer-iar'e~.
GA lhe .ir-t DAY 81 session there We're
enrolled ,l;s.. -u,se grntie'ncn and SIX
IL l'es total. forIyi,c.
On mp,ion HE President was in-
s.frfsa ,Apl,n'nt aI romu.ittee- snsi
aBnpNunc u.rs'une isoM On. 70 lay
vi. nrrssvia .ars.l.
tnA,n..lpe III. criticism. Hume De
.,r-.s aAi N! y fame Hsazer.
Before iA rfN3r .mn.r wH- ann"ts..r-
W. MI i'rr-i. .ru li,psrdstl.e al i.tufe
r., valuable .ruarA- s-lrcfAag i''c
pro- 80 ~ ~ ir-ss'ui' 40 % -chool
n"f..
wee President L. q. smill y s.ie
cnsr
Meats. Arithmetic low il should
be ,suzti ID beginnrr-: T. II. Ernndick
Primary G,Ani.llir lmpag,in- ~.
f'rac;soa 70 Young pupiis; \. ii. Bil'
d:rhacs
iaicrmisson until ~. N.
EVENING SESSION.
Psychology NAvoa- -ystem: ", Y
A,ihuct:c Compound aunbcFs: y
iI.-sor, General questions: I. y
Smith.
i,,. I.ny--IIis method of inpr'irA
obstruction M definitions y; w"IAs: q
Af.ff.
L-.uMi:,ec M criticism pr,-c.tcd
gct t.
d, NM inn. ihc IiS'i'r,e ai;urt:.g.
uit.. iAes.i,y nibraAig 9V's.o...
sx1csD DAY
Institute met. rlrsi,lraf u. II. Bran
dick ia the tnair. Members present.
Gsnfieinen. ii.iy-s.nr: iasiic.. Nineteen
visitors, WE'VE; total nun.rer, eishgy
five.
Minutes OF previous meeting real an
approved. Committee on rri1lsi-u, III
peas .nI and Mas Anair Ds Bruicr.
Grrgeipsay Mn'iun~ 81 iLc earth snd
dciinniJr ~ irr'"~: also. presenting III
tuc.aui NJ ;'nrsrsiig ssn,.: %. l.. K.s-.,
N'itfl-n Granlinir: Iis~s driii: J. x
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s-atus4A ~ fLt4- w W. Ahtics
la,.f.i4 NJ, f'lii. y. ~.
AFTIls0ps ~sioN.
Iin.s sn evn.l'r, \ school 10 secur
ors.r l;'H issiiiou,. lca.:,ns 10 s,,il "a
s.rr- III ~ pipii-: r.. u. ''rnn,lirk.
Art.ln.iir a siln.,sc b. vGsn. ...ss
q; u. Cooper rrnmin-s.,p: .,.rics !,
>renresi,H: L. u. cmiin. History
Government ,,d adsu-sjpll ~ ,is...
int, t.ic Crivn: u. u. > niin D.tlr...
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M .pp,uv- vi teaching primary riss.r
n. u4iny McGE:icy'- ~ici.er A. 4 TEX,
book. bec.I-e ofi.s failure ~ give hrii
nllsun ~ ADris
Report ": critics wns Interesting an
entertaining. insrrn..-..ni unl. Il ID. III
EVENING SESSION.
Institute assembled nj The N. I
C,.nrn'. aAi Ar- ;tvonri VITA "a int.
rc n X At ssry .nfeit .iHsng Ie, tu.e n
Iry. NJ. l.. \ SsA.l. Sab, q 4 s..tiis
" ii0!s i.Atai. Srr, .r.- D,~..ml vit
prtscf NJ, II \, Copper.
a iir re i'sas.pss y. ,a- lee i.re s'4srr
larif. a. iirN ,cn trr,.l .iu s,le.xes w
y ms =. L4s l.slilI.s Ivr nis s.sy aus
euort.
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Short settlements make long
friends, and in order TO settle in good
shape you need some of those cheap
and neat bill heads printed at the AID
voCATE office. over Powell & Kime's
Store.
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Go to POWELL & KIME of the
Grand Central Store, Main Street, for
your groceries.
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uTf' III TNTIHUVpIIh." I UU n III
Day Express and Niagara Express con.
meet east with Low Crude Division and l.
n. Y! Il +. l.. 4.
WM. a. BALDWIN.
Gen'l Sup't
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FIR AUDITOR GENERAL
JOHN a. M PASSMORE,
OF Luzerne County.
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

ESTATE of Edwin Paine, late of
Ridgway township, Elk county, Pa,
deceased. Letter of administration
having been granted to the under
signed upon the said estate all persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, an6those having
claims to presentthem for settlement.
CATHERINE PAINE,
n92t6 EXecutriX
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia s E"ie r. r.. Division
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

nN and after THURSDAY, JULY, 28,
\ 1877, the trains on the Philadelphia &
Erie Kslroad will run us follows:
WESTWARD.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

ESTATE Of Adolph Straubinger,
late of st. Mary's borough, Elk
county, Pa, deceased. Letters of adj
ministration having been granted to
the undersigned upon the said estate
all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and those
having claims to present them for set
tlement
A. G. SCHAUT,
n3lt6. Administrator.
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Make no mistake in the matter
Oyster or Burke will be the next
Sheriff. Whom will We have?
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Z LIE SOCIETY STORE.

y new store started in Ridgway un-
der the auspices of the ladies of Grace
('hurrb with