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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08

1t lis reported that when Senator Thur
man was asked if he believed Tilden
would be declared elected by the COM
mission he replied, "No," and that if
he did he would not vote for the bill.
What did the Senator meanp That he
was opposed to Tilden.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08
CHEYENNE WYOMING THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1877

The Younger brothers have come
down to regular work in the Minneso-
ia state prison. They are in the buck
ct business. Cole applies the first coat
of paint, Jim assists in granting, and
Bob piles the pals up in regular tiers.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-08
WAGONS, ETC.

We have in Cheyenne three first
class blacksmith and wagon shops-H.
Haas, Nealon s. O'Brien, A. D. But
ler-at which large assortment of
two, four and six-horse wagons Of the
leading eastern manufacturers, can
be found.
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Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly will confer favor by
Immediately reporting the fact at this
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n Ar - A MONTH--Agents wanted every.
VVh Hwhere. Business honorable and drrt
0GUV eiass l Isr,isnlass % sent free T ai. Madsess E
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There are number of fine hotels in
the city, among which Dyer's hotel, the
Railroad house, Metropolitan, Western
hotel, and Eagle house occupy the front
rank. The Central house, opposite the
postoffice, furnishes lodgings at a very
low rata
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-29

FRENCH cAsHMERE-all wool--extra quality.
Fifty ecnts.
LUPIy's CELEBRATED FABRICS.
''0" ins hGSKasS SsKEssi Gs'emp'ptf GrroS Tess'" ''
vel sncwn goods arc superior TO any other mako
EtESsEss MHSgFHcTyEE 81, ;,qy n
A. prices which enabled oner ihem .bey
Il. ysAs period
al saAcK BIZ, DE4f a ,,.rn.r; pETE
oSs DOLLAR and Tw cMxTS sSS syrv cx,rs
sasen q
prices offered lover thoy ever been sold
either ~ Wholesale or retail.
OWING TO rHE DECLINE or GOLD ara ,h. d.,,r. q,
css1Ems,...
Bomba.in.s.
AlpAcas,
BriIIsn.nssl
oTsSs; Cloth Cloths.
ssiscs
which been selected with special regard to shade Of
black. reliability Of manu'actufe aud durability
ALL WOOL MArELAssE.
single an" double SE% krFkcTs ;rs medium "'sA
SQUARE MESH GRENADINES
Cotton sn;'si 81; and WOOL,
All Siiks
Large Mesh.
Small Mesh,
ALL QUALITIES. from Medium . Finest
ALL SILK DAMAssE GRENADINES
Elegant designs. mssnI6cons quality.
BUNTING.
all Wool. best quality. twenty inches wide
TWEkTY.NINE CENTS.
We havo rcorgnnized Drcssm aking Department
der superior and prepared execute
ders for MOURNING OUTFITS on the DAY OF ORDER.
Customers waited their residences goods sent
lection; dresses Httcd At tho house.
co / 900, y Y EBEE .sss.
: + 3 $$F f. SIS,
GO I'LL 600 v EEEE sss ::
CLOSING SALE .pAJoS,s REAL KID.
S1xTY.FIvE CENTS.
EVERY PAIR wARkANTEp, ..~s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-29

INFANTS tOS0 SLIPS. all OF good material and per.
81 25 81 a. ~ G5 ~ T5 81 81 as ~ so az S. Sl as
q 20 ~ ~ %. - - % 81 10 %, - D. So IS. So
>, 81 81 25 81 10 - % 80 50 90 $40 $40 so si -,
INFANTS SHORT SLIPS M 75c s5c.. esc, 81, 81 10
g q 6s = 70 s2 % = r. - - g 20 90 7s
$40. $40 75. Sii 20. si2. up TO si5 80.
sEILLEs CLoAKs. COATS AND CAPEs, SHIRTS
BfBS CAPS. AC, &C., &C II
MISSES UNDERWEAR
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or MISSES cHEMIsE
DRAWERS. SKIRTS AND NIGHT DRESSES TO FIT
MISSES FROM > TO 10 YEARS, IN A VARIETY ov
STYLES. AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
ExrRAoRDIyARY INDUCEMENTS IN
coRsETs
DRRss TRIMMINGS
Hosiery. WHITE GOODS. Ac. &C.
= .sss, rrTr ERR. .EnE EEKg TIT
i 4 J.. 4 + RE E. !
4 / S.: + / H.. H.. /. t /.
fvs 0shss tssv UssSs Advertisements sss
Nlassssash aaA vwsHUssh Ssxas,
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CAMBRIC CnEMTsR. ruac edged Smyrna iacs... 81 10
SAME. FINE SMYRNA LACE. at 81 SO. 81 IS.
CAMBRlC CEEMisE. iacc inserting and edge. 81 %
ELEGANT ToRCHoN LACE CiiEMisEs AZ So o5 So IS
s. So 81 IS. So os. 50 IS. 80 rs. up to g so
DRAWERS. TRIMMED WITH roacuoS LACE,
as 2s 81 as 81 7o e. s. 2s 50 So 81 s. 80 os up
g. 90
NIGHT DRESSES. TRIMMED WITH roRcHoN LAog.
Msi 70. 81 so, 50. 50 IS. 81 80. up eio 60
RICH SKIRTS TRIMMED WITH roRcHoy LACE.
si 4s 81 81 TO- 81 ~ 81 "a ST 90 50 &C. 81 as u rs
$3.50. up TO Si4.
OUR SMYRNA LACE UNDERWEAR ARE oP OUR
OWN EXCLUSIVE DESIGN
GREAT sPECIALTIEs IN OUR DEPARTMENTS OF
pLowERs.
FEATHEps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-29

LADIES' CHEMfSES,
GOOD MUSLIN CHEMIsEs fclled seams. 80. 30 CENTS
SANK, BETTER Muslin, with gussets. 80 CENTS
CHEMISE TRIMMED with good embroidery. 80 GENTS
TUCK AND NEkpLEWORK front. runic .....6O CENTS
BAND AID SLEEVE oi puiis aud rure 81 GENTS
TRIMMED THREE Insertions and edge .....T2 CENTS
ClEMlsE, TUCKED front corded bnnd. 10 CENTS
THREE POINT front, cmbrod and tucked 81 CENTS
TRIMMED WITH PUFF. runir and embroidery 90 CENTS
CAMBKIC TCckS, RUNE and Valencia lace s5 CENTS
THREE INSERTION and rune OF embroidery. 81 Is
BOSOM AND BAND Of line insertion and edgc...... l 81
Elegant chem.ses al 81 80. 81 IS. a. mp 20 s3
oCR PRICES ARE FOR FINE doopa
I SMYRNA OR rORcIioN LACE UNDERWEAR T
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Geo. a. Dyer was pardoned by the
Governor and Council last week and Dis
charged from States prison. Had be serv-
ed out his whole sentence he would have
remained one year longer. We learn that
Dyer has gone West.
The sympathy felt for his wife and chill
dren, induced many IN this vicinity to sign
the Petition for pardon.
The kennebec Journal has the following
in relation TO the action .of the Governor
and Council:
The Governor and Council will have the
thanks Of the people Of Hancock Comfy, for
their pardon Of George A. Dyer Of Ellsworth
in state prison for the crime Of forgery. He
was committed May 9Th, 1876. his sentence BE-
ing for two years and half. Dyer wa. brave
soldier in the WAT Of the rebellion. losing 3 leg
IN the service. He was honored with official
positions, and when arrested was Register OF
Prob tte in HuncOck County. While engaged
in outside business ventures he became en-
barrassed by looses. and 10 save his friends
from loss he forged certain notes, feeling yery
confident that he would be able 10 liz the bur
den and come out all right. This be fully ex-
pected TO do; bot his good intentions were no
excuse for wrong doing. and did not shield him
from the consequences Of his crime. His con-
duct in prison has been unexceptional but
prison dlties have told upon his health; and il
was doubtful. had the pardon not been granted
il be would hare outliyed even his short SEN
tenee. The petition for his pardon was headed
by the Mayor OF Ellsworth. and signed BY every
prominent man Of both parties in the city. who
added 10 the force Of their signatures by writ
ing personal letters to the Governor and Coun-
cll. urging prompt sctIOn in the premises.
Dyer has true and devoted wife. lady OF re-
nnement and culture. who with her husband
has urged his cause before the proper authori-
ties. Dyer has Two children. one eleven Years
OF axe; the other WAS born after the father. ar
rest
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Esq, Mr.. Sylvanus c. Cunningham to Miss
Cora +. Warren. both Of Surry.
Nov. llth, by q. T. Carter. Esq. Mr.. Reu-
ben Leach to Miss Charlotte Conary, both Of
Surry.
Otis-Nov. 5th, by Rev Andrew Gray, Mr..
Geo. g. Warren, of Otis. and Miss Martha S.
Frost, Of Mariaville.
Tremont-Nov. 18th, by Rev. b. F. Stinson.
Mr.. Albert 7. Torrey, Of Swans Island, and
Miss Annie Stanley, of fremont.
Mt. Descrt-Nov. 4th. by Rev. A. X. Plum
mer. Mr.. Robert ;. Lewis and Miss Mary l..
Freeman, both Of Mt. Desert.
Franklin-Nov. 7th. by Rev. s. Wentworth.
Mr.. George A. Martin and Miss Julia A.
French, both of Franklin.
Eden-Nov. llth. by l.. J. Thomas, Esq,
Mr.. John NJ: Richardson and Miss Abbie L.
Thomas. both Of Mt. Desert.
Castine-Nov. 4th. by Rev. d. V. Bowen.
Mr.. Zenas W. Talbut. of Portland, and Miss
Helen VI. Bridges, of Castine.
otis-Noy. Ith, by Rev. h. Penney. of Cliff
ton, Mr.. Charles ID. Nowmarch, Of Bangor,
and Miss Emma c. Lord, Of OTIS.
Clifton-Nov. llth, by the same. Mr. George
.. Anderson, Of Amherst. and Miss Mary A.
Rowe, OF Dedham Also Mr.. Roscoe q. Tay-
lor and Miss Caddie NJ. silsby, both of Am
herst
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

The possession OF riches will bring you
no enjoyment unless You have good health I;
therefore II YOU src troubled with any Dis
ease OF the Heart. no matter how slight, il
i, well 10 look 10 its immediate cure. Your
physician may say, Il will give you relief. y"
but notice that he does not say he will
cure: but in DIR. Graves HEART REGt-
LATOR We have a cure. aud can substsn-
tiate it 10y the many testimonials we have
received. Among the many forms OF Heart
Disease are Papitation. Enlargement. {.
Spasms OF the Heart, Stoppage Of the Ac-
ton OF the Heart. Trembling all over aud
about the Heart. Os>iiication or Bon, For
nation of the Heart, rheumatism. General
Debility and Sinking of the sSpIrts. Send
your name TO +. f.. INGALLS,, Concord. y.
IL. for a circular containing list OF tesli-
monials of cures. &c.
Dr. Graves HEART REGULATOR il
for sale 10y druggists. price 80 cents aud
81 per bottle. 2S4J
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
New Music.

generous roll has been received from the
Publishing House Of Ira c. Stockbridge. I56
Exchange ST., Portland, Ne Ii included
Songs, violin, organ and piano music.
Sept. Winners Netc idea for the Violin
little book containing pleasing co lection Of
popular airs. arranged after the authors most
excellent taste. Gdgli0stro Wallz. by Sept
Winner; pretty duet, for violin and piano
Grotcfag Old together, Lore, song and cbo-
rus by EsstburH. whom many know as the au-
thor Of Littie BrotcH jug, the air is full Of
sweet neiedy. Out Of Work, = new sensa-
t"nsi ballad, the words and music OF which
are by Alice Hawthorne the composer OF Lis
te" 70 TIE AOckiHg Bird, and What is Home
"thoad Mother; like her other works. il is
intensely touching, both IN words and music.
ana reminds one, If he has forgotten it, thst we
nave the poor with Us still Three Roses.
SOLO oy NirgiHia Gabriel. words by the ceIebra.
ted poeiess. A. A. Proctor, For an idea Of il.
one needs only to read the sweet sad language
OF the poem, and imagine an air betting them.
FIsAerada's Song, by Gustave LANCE. q pref
tv instrumental piece which rightly suggests its
name. The AHgers Harp, by Theodore IRE.
kell. piano piece for advanced player.. y
bH1t a Bridge Of Fdncies, with variations by
s smallwood, an easy, pretty srTangement.-
Noctarme, by smith, an instrumental piece for
four hands; short, brilliant and sweet. We
Close our list with stately organ March in A
.hdt. by Clark.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

The highest authority IN New England.
the State Assayer OF Massachusetts. after
a careful anslysi. OF Halls Vegetable sici-
lisn Hair Renewer certified that il is the
best preparation Tor its intended purposes
that has heen exhibited for examination,
that its constituents are pure aud carefully
selected for excellent quality. aud that it
forms an efficient preparation for promot-
ing the growth OF the hair aud restoring
the original color. This world-renOwned
preparation is Tor sale by all druggists
Record. Red Oak, Io,ca
The Supreme Court of the State of
New York. has decided that j. c. Aver &
Co. Of Lowell, have the sole right to use
the words CHERRY PEcToRAL for q medi-
cine, and has issued an injunction against
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
The Pope's Illness.

INV Itf.hs NOV. 10.
Relative to the Pope's condition. a
special saws he is utterly broken down.
About two weeks ago, after a period OF
unc2a-cIousness, lie revived slightly.
bur SATURDAY. last a. night came on.
however, he grew worse again. the
death rattle was heard in his throat. be
seemed sinking, and his condition
alarmed the attendants. During Sun
day he rallied, but as the sore on his leg.
which has served as safety valve. had
closed, Signor Cecc trr!Ii and colleague
being unwilling TO assume the re>pousi-
biHtE OF prescribing further for the na-
tieut, summoned Prot. Vanz It'll, The
greatest physician in Italy. When he
had examined the patient, he expressed
the opinion that there was no chance for
his recovery. lie thought when death
arrived, il would be without the least
warning. lie recommended extreme
caution lest syncope be mistaken for
death. Every time The Pope rallied he
was perfectly conscious. lie is deter
mined 10 receive guests to The last. lie
was slightly better Monday and was
propped up in bed 10 receive the Santa
Rosa Association and the delegation Of
ladies. The temporary interment of the
Pontifice will be at ST. Peters
Cardinal Randi is dangerously i'll Of
black smallpox, which is greatly alarm
ing to the inmates OF the Vatican. Car
dlnal PartUlini also is seriously i'll.
ROME, Nov. IS.
The Pope Is better to-day He gave
al audience TO several persons.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

The mills are now running day and
night, and large amount OF lumber Is be-
ing manufactured and shipped daily.
DO not forget the Methodist Fair and
Supper at Hancock Hall thi. evening.
They always have jolly time.
The ladies OF the Untariau Social and
Benevolent Society. will hold their suuual
Fair aud Supper. the second week in De-
cember.
Hon. Eugene Hale Returned home last
Friday. 10 attend the funeral OF his friend.
Arno Wiswell. On Saturday. he went
back Ia Washington.
Henry Whiting Son are making ex-
Main st. The granite front Is to be re-
placed with iron. When completed. It
viii be the most elegant store on the
street.
AT the annual meeting OF Union En-
gine Co No. ,. Monday Evening. Nov.
l2th, the old board OF officers were re-
elected by acclamat;on. The company
voted TO hold n Firemen's Dance Thanks
giving Evening, to raise funds TO purchase
a carpet for their Hall We hope the pub
lie will remember Us as we shall certainly
them in case of fire.
On Sunday, it was reported that bear
had been seen in the vicinity ,of the Crags.
Whereupou some thirty men and boys start
ed with guns in pursuit of the varmint-
After tramping through the woods most OF
the day. and finding no traces OF the sui-
NAL, they returned home thoroughly tired
out. and wishing they had gone to Church.
II was subsequently ascertained that the
report was false, aud that the bear was on
ly the large. black Newfoundland dog be-
longing to milk-mau Moore.
A boy lately over from the old coun-
Try was dining at table in this city.
where ears Of green corn were served a is
customary. Not knowing what it was,
aud evidently relishing the dellclou, escu-
lent, he gnawed ol all the kernel, from the
cob a did the others. Wishing for more.
be reached out 10 the lady a. the head the
tabie, bis shelled cob and said Please
marn,put some more beans on my stick ~
The hot corn Commissioner 70 the Paris E1-
position should make note Of this
The funeral services OF Arno Wisweli.
E>q.. took place ST his residence on Friday
afternoon. Rev. Mcssrs. Tcuney. Lyon.
and Ropes conducted the religious exer-
cises. which were appropriate and impress
i've. Choice and rare flowers In profusion
the gilt Of Kind iaud sympaihizing friends.
decorated the casAet. A large number OF
citizens were present ani The Mayor. City
Council aud Members ofihc Bar, followed
the remains TO the cemetery.
The next day after the funeral. the father
Of Mr. Wi,weiI. dropped dead at his home
ia Frankfort. just after bis son John. had
returned from his brothers funeral here.
The fathers age was 81 years.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Servis TO take part in the War.

The following Is the text OF the Time,
Belgrade ,poudent's dispatch pub
l>hed this morning, rcportin: that the
participation OF Scrvia IVES decided
on
From the most Trustworthy sources.
] hear that the active Interference Of
>eryia in the war is nearer at hand than
Wa, generally supposed. Yesterday 8,
another subsidy of 90. 900 francs arriv-
ed from Russia. An extraordinary cabi-
net council was held Yesterday, under
the presidency OF Prince Milan. in
which it is stated that the participation
OF Seryis in the war was determined
upon. \ proclamation TO the army is
said TO be already begun"
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

+. V. Rushtou. of New York City, for sell
ing Rush,on's Cherry Pectoral or Cherry
Pectoral Lozenges, or any other use of the
name to deceive the public. This decision
OF the high court includes all dealers who
sell any similar article Port Jefferson { l..
~ Leader.
DIR. F. r. Jsckson's Catsrrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
tor Cstarrh, Colds In the head, Headache,
Sore throat &c. See Advertisement.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Found GUILTY.

CoLUNBIA. ;. c., Nov. Is.
The argument in the trial OF L. Cass
Carpenter, indicted for forgery, con
sumed the session Of the Court until al
ternoon. when the case was sent 10 the
Jury, who returned verdict of guilty,
in about TWO hours. The defendant :
counsel gave notice of a motion for n
new iTial
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
City and County.
Religious Services In this City each su1oAy.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-P at 10 80 A.
NJ and a L. NJ. Sabbath School in the sfteI
noon.
BAPTIsT.-Preaching at Z. NJ. Sabbath
School at 7. n.
UNIrARIAN.-Saobsth School at 7. NJ
Preaching at . Is and 80 z. NJ.
CaTHoLIC.-Presching at 10 IL O'Clock A.
VI. Sabbath School at L. NJ.
METHoDIsT,-Preaching at l and 7. M
sabbath School at Z. NJ.
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meetings held every sun
days st , O'Clock. 7. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-every sun
day st L. NJ. Hall next to Reform Club
Room Coombs' Block.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
&sys;;'sG
By TELEGRAPH.
Fires.

RoCKLAND. Me-. Nov. l3.
The house, ell, shed and stable of
Capt. Geo. W. Brown. Broadway, were
totally destroyed by fire between 3 and
1 o clock this morning, with most OF
the contents 1t originated in the barn.
large grapery near was ruined. Loss,
about $4,000 Insured 81, 100 on build,
ings, and - 800 on the contents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, , Nov. Is.
The loss by the North Point Ware
house fire, approximates $3.50. 900; in
surance, $4,000. Several English and
German Companies lose from Sl5, 900 to
So, 700; the balance is in small amounts
in local eastern and foreign companies.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
NJ A Il RI E ID -.

Ellsworth-Nov. 12th. by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Frank W. Ellington and Miss Julia A.
Stanley, all Of Ellsworth.
Trenton-Noy. 10th, by Rev. C. Z. Harden,
Mr.. Herbert Z. Hepworth, Of Ellsworth, and
Miss Lizzie H. Marshall, Of Trenton.
Mariaville-Oct 30th. by Rev. c. L. Harden,
Mr.. Chas. +. Silsby, Of Amherst, and Miss
Lizzie NJ. Brimmer, Of Mariaville.
West Surry-Nov. 7th, by Orrin P. Carter,
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
French AHs irs.
PARIS, Nov. l3.

PARIS, Nov. l3.
President MacMahon declared ycster-
das TO the Ministers that in presence OF
the violent accusations brought against
them in the Chamber. which equally az
iccied the whole Government, he could
not accept their designations, and beg
ged them to remain at their posts.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

DO you want TO save your childreny II you
do. go to G. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the sure,t
safest and best worm medicine now In use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenaen & Co, Rockland,
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Stuve--Aiken Brothers
ForeclOsure->. I. Lufkia.
Foreclosure-wm. NJ. Bridges.
Notio.-Dsdiey A. Carlton.
HArper's Weesiy-HArper Bros.
Legislative Notice TnOmAs Merchant.
Tsse Notice-Aiken Bros
Bastou Journal-Pub's. Jouruai.
Congreratioualst-N. l.. Greene 4 Co.
Ta kent-pouaid stewart.
Probate Notices
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

DO you want to be cured OF Dyspepsia, con-
stipaton. Piles and all diseases of the stom-
ach, Bowels and Liver; II you do. go to g, A.
Parchcr's snd get bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 30 cent, bottle, or sent by mail on receipt
of price. rreparedby Wiggin & Co. Rocks .
No.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

A curious but dangerous machine was
found in the coal bin of Sheriff Walls. at
Belfast last Sunday. II was small tin
box, resembling an ordinary gun-c~p box.
securely soldered together and loaded with
powder. la the top were three tubes with
gun caps on them, while TO the bottom as
soldered bar OF lead about four inches
long. The machine is said to be used on
some railroads as a signal In the night time
To prevent collision between a disabled
train and an approaching one. How il got
into the coal is Tot known, but the proba-
bilities are that it got into the cargo before
It was shipped To Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

ID / r j. .

Obituary notices. beyond The Date, Name and
Age. must b. paid FOR.
orland-July ith, Mrs. Sarah b. Bridges,
aged 60 wears.
Penobscot-Sept 18th, Mrs. Rebecca c. Dew
ercu1. aged - wears
Bluehill-Oct. 22d. Mr.. Robert Gray. aged 10
years. months
Nov. 10th. Mr.. Perkins Clay, aged about
30 years.
Sedgwick-Noy. eth. James W. Willcns, aged
10 years.
sullivan-Nov. 9th. rercy r., child Of Bar
ney Il. and Sarah |. IIaycy. aged months.
Buddod on earth TO bloom in Heaven
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
VOLUME %.
WISTAR'S BALSAN
WISTAB'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WILD CHERRY.
WILD CHERRY.
WILD CHERRY.
A CASE OF CONSUMPTION.

CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
EAST sroNEHAM, Oxford County, Ne, May Il,
ls73.
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE 4 SONS
Gentlemen-l feel 1t my duty TO write a few
words in favor of DIR. WIsTAk's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY. In the early part of last winter
took severe cold, and shortly afterwards a
distressing cough was added to IL. My friends
did everything they could for me, but without
avail. The best physicians that could be lprocured
did not relieve me. aud my cough continued with
me all through the winter with incre asing severi-
ty. spit blood three n four times day, and
my friends considering my case hopeless, gave
me up as confirmed Consumptve. I was In
this condition when | heard of DIR. wIsrAR's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. began its use, and
before had taken halt 4 bottle OF 1t my cough
and all my other troubles lett me, and was
cured. | feel so trucly indebted to this grea
remedy for what 1t has done for me that I send
you this voluntary testimony, hoping 1t may be
the means of inducing others who are suffering
as was, to make use oft 1t is the best remedy
fer lung complaints that ever heard of, and
sm constantly recommending it to my friends.
Yours with respect,
MRS MELISSA NJ. BALL.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

-Charies B. Gilman, of wateryIIle. sp-
l.afesi IA court YESTERDAY and rbro.,b
b's counsel flied exceptions 70 IN. d..cis
IONS ., tne recent trial. which were sllow.
tl2, ,0Q0 ih 'he sum oil
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

5. F. Ober raised on a piece OF ground
20 rods long and Il feet wide, s39 worth
of onions and csbbages, and reserved
enough cabbages for two families. Also
IA bushels of turnips and a small lot Of
peas.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Eminent physicians endorse Addmson's
Botanic Bdisdm as the safest and most effee-
tuai remedy for Coughs and Colds, ever discov.
cred. Sold by Druggists and Dealers At IS and
IS cts.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
allure.

PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. l3.
Z. Clements X Co., lumber dealers,
of Portland, are reported failed.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
" aIiham. .

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr. Hugh Ivy
nam, an old man of some 10 wears. fell
from his hay NOW on Sunday last, and
badly fractured his hip-bone.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15

Don't pay 90 cts. and 100, when you can
buy an article like AddmsOR's Botdaic Bal
sdfs for IS cts. 1t cures Coughs, Colds, and all
Pulmonary Complaints. IS and 70 cts. Sold
BY ali Druggists and Dealers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-15
Business Notices.

HARD TINES, NO MORE
EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY! g. to
30 an evening at home. Address,
J. e. LAKE,
Richmond, Me.
SSend One Dollar, to pay for send
ing articles. and YOU will receive prompt
attention. 3w43'