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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA.Assg REMEDY

strikes Al the root, builds up the constitution.
IN axes il new. and drives away Catarrh and all
disease. o. the mucuous membrane. and their
attendant pains and sches. pertaining TO head
back shoulders, kidneys and throat. lyl9
DO you want To be cured Of Dyspepsia. con-
>iipation. Piles and all disease, OF the >tom
ach, Bowel. and Liver; II you do, 20 to 6. A.
Parcher's and get bottle OF Wiggin'- Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggist
for 10 cents bottle. or sent by mail ON receipt
of price. Prepared by Wiggin X Co. Rockllnd.
Me-
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When you visit or leave the Guy OF SEw YORK.
ave annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
stop at the q X y - Z MON HOTEL, OPP
posite the GRAND CEN TRIAL DEPOT. II IA,
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and Is ntt.-i
up n expense OF over ssOoOoo. Elevator, steam
and all model n improvement European Plan .-
The nEsGAl RANTS. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the beet the mar
ket furnish. The cuisine Is un-urpAs sed
Rooms for single persot, OIL, 81 -, and a. per
day rich suites Tor families pToporuonately low
so thst visitors TO the city and travellers can live
mOrs iu XII riously, fVr les money. AT the GRAN II
UNION, than at any other nrst clNss Hotel IN the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute tor al parts OF the CITY.
ia! q. Z. a W. u. GARRIsON. Managers.
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Prospect HarbOr.
The Lyceum at Prospect Harbor which
has been. during the winter, source Of
IN ueh interest and improvement. closed
Friday evening, Feb. IL.
Feb. Is, 1877.
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thapped hands are cured. every time. by
using The Forest Tar soap
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Hon. Parker Tuck len thi- week to at
tend the Inauguration ceremonies al Wash
iu.tou next Monday.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. T.. II. Jackson's Catarrh SNUFF an
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh. Colds In the head, Headache,
Sore throat sc. See Advertisement.
DIR. Stacy will be at the American
House, Ellsworth, March LIST. and remain
a week or ten days. Improve the golden
opportunity. A word to the wise &c.
3w.
CoNsUMrTroN.--Th dread disease. If
allowed to have its own way.is sure to be-
come incurable. The great trouble with
persons afflicted is that they fail TO procure
proper remedies in season. forgetting that
A stitch in time saves nine, aud that like
wise diseases can be broken up or avcrted
II persons will only give the matter attcn-
ton, A. soon A. they discover that they
are thus threatened. The inventor OF the
Cough and Lung Syrup. DR.. \. J. Flagg
of Claremont. y. ii claims for his remedy
and not without rea>ou-if taken in the
early stages of the disease. never falling
cure. and even in the worst cases, relief
will be attained. aud lite prolonged. This
remedy i, for sale bv ALI druggists. at -
cent, per bottle. I've
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At a court Of Probate holden at llsworth within
and Tor The County OF Hancock, on the LIST
Wednesday OF February, A. ID. 1877.
T UTHER G.. PIIILBROOk, named Executor in
IL IL certain instrument purporlIHg to BE- The last
viii and testament OF Slomc Il. Harding late OF
>cdgwick, IN said county. deceased. having PIE
scented the same for probate.
ORDERED That the sad named EN'r give no.
tice thereof to all persons interested, by causing
Il copy at TINS order 10 be published three weeks
-uccr-si yeiy in the Ellsworth American printed
ia Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court, TO be holden At Ellsworth on the I'd " ed
ucsday oil April next, at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, and show cause, II any they have, why
the SAID instrument should not be proved, APP
p,0yrd, and allowed as the last Will and Tesla
ment OF said deceased.
Jw7 PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true Copy-Atte.t: CHAs. L. boRE, Register.
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n rhe uext SESSION "l The Ellsworth
Quarterly Meeting. Ire" Baptist. will
convene " ,th the church a. West Surry,
March lG.h. IT one O'Clock. +. NJ
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state OF Maine.

HANCOCK. s..
GILBERT T. SIMPSON. ID SULLIVAN, iu trr teuutt
~ Hancock AMI state IN Maine Ns-.
IHf u LtIN As tRANTri COMPANY. j corpora 4tu
dIly e-tAbl- ned bF laws 81 ttr ~tA.c III Maine.
ana having t- prinetpa} place Of business tn ~stl
>oli.s an. N said Count. 10 Hturo. x.
Action OF H--umP>it % recover anr hundred
stNty-iw" dollars aud forty one crut-. alleged G,
be- due from defendants To pl4lut.r, Hrrur.}ils o.
account anne Nod to Wiz, a. iailpS-s
sullivan Hran4tr CO..
ia. ~ q. T. S.up.t., lY-
~cpi.1 To paii Ma-e II PrrlIc lus lt
b-f work .urSvs ia X a s.. $50.
:. To pAld EISu AZ III! iJrEiAy. WprE
turye yinE -, 1900
70 pasi Daa.rl Banker fir 81 ,l4g4
ws-k surveying, a -. 500
To paf1 Aaron simpson Toy dls-
work survey l- :. "a rp
I" rt.i EiSIT simpson inr luJ.-
work surveying. TO-
To plli " lion simpson tor tisN-
NuTk surveying. tu
~ Iiday- work -rlI survey lu- A A. ~ 81.
" iIAslGs two plans nl college
l.sul-. So, .i Oh
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MARINE LI|T.

Foreign Ports.
HAvANA ~ Ar L. EArquc May q. Hale, liz.
gins Ellsworth.
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Mrs. Martha Leland wiie Of Capt:
Ga,tavu, Ielaud. Who disappeared from
her home 20 mysterious few months
since aul.ot whom no trace could be found
West OF Bangor. has just been heard from.
She j. residing ia california IN the fam
ly OF hrother-ia-.aw. Her husband Il
now ab-er; az sea her two children are lIv-
ius with their grandfather, Mr William
Leland
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guished for fairness, efficiency and econo-

guished for fairness, efficiency and econo'
[ nv.
| Under his direction, all municipal In
terests were carefully provided for and
| guarded and no favoritism or selfish
| schemes were allowed. In financial mat
tiers particularly the appropriations were
wisely made, and expended in such man.
ner as gave satisfaction to all. During
his two years of Office, there was no ex-
pending of money in excess of the appro-
priation and no running ofthe city in debt.
On the contrary, each year the debt was
partially diminished. The entire indebted
ness of the city at the close Of his term of
office in March, 1871. was $4,000, at the
present time it must be in excess of sI0,.
900 It is hoped that our fellow citizens
will for the next few days devote them.
selves to securing the election of their can
didate for Mayor, whom they have with
such unaniminity nominated. A resident,
Identified with the interests OF the City,
heretofore proved TO have been faithful,
impartial aud wise in the management Of
municipal affairs. is asSuredly worthy Of
support and election. We confidently ex-
poet it and believe that il will give satisfac-
ton to all who have the welfare of the CITY
at heart.
The following are the list Of Ward Of
ficers nominated by the Republicans in the
Several wards OF the City.
WARD /.
dLbra4af-,Iamcs W. Davis
CouncifIaeH-Joseph Emerson, [. ID.
Curtis. James Hamilton.
WdrdeH-tico. W. Fi>kc.
Cierk-Charles pelaitirr.
Consfuile-Ezra l.. Reed.
WARD ,
AJdermaa- Chas E. Burril.
Counejip,sn-Fdwin Moor. Fred. b.
Aiken. a W. CLARK.
Udrde.-Albert G.. Blaisdell.
Cicrk-A. Otis Woodman.
ConS1Ls->amuel Royal IN.
wARp.3
.udI1atH-C has. II. Hayue-
Cou4ci'mea- +. Rnllas. A. +.
Moor. + l.. Hart>horn
Nrrin- Iemucl Moor.
clerk Lewis Hood.
C"ps'tijs-Ezra saunders.
YARD }
it}.rm1a-Gro. II. Grant
tVuaciIUsu-John Davis. Francis A.
Macombcr. Albion h. i. Hooper.
WIrl,n-C bArle' joy.
Cirk-EdGar J. Perry.
'7'l,-Eiward Mcfarland.
Card.
The officers and members of ulon En-
CINE and Hose CO. No. ,, hereby tender
their sincere thank, 20 the members of the
Corugt and Emerald band, for their ser
vices bu, particularly 10 Mr.. Dora Hop
kta>. Mis- Julia Jarvis Mis- Carrie Brooks,
Ms Mary +. Hopkins and Mr. ". V,
CLANCY. for to them. more than others We
are Indebted f,rthv excellent good time
uLd,r the auspices Of our Company.
Thursday evening. Feb. 22Gi Isl.
MON ENGINE s Ho>f Co. NJ. :.
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Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.

Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.
Do you want TO save your children: 1t you
do. go 10 G. A. Parcher and get box OF Fe,-
sonden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for.2J cents, or sent
10y mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden X Co, Rocklaud,
Maine.
Instanter cures Tooothache in one moment.
IL
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Ins,an,er cure. Tooothache in one momen
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state OF Maine.

HANCOCK. -
OLi> NJ BHAkE, Of Ellsworth, Ia the County 81
Hancock. IS NAEl \. FULLERTON.
Action OF a>sump-t 10 recover twenty dollars
and twenty nine cents, alleged 10 be due from
defendant to plaintiff accounting G. acc0uat an
neAed 10 writ.
Writ dated July -, $50, and rtturuahe a. the
term oil the supreme JudicIal Court % b. holden
at ElsRorih within amt for the County 81 Ham
cock on the second Tuesday Of october, a. n.
1875 Ad'tlamnum ESQ Attachment Of real e--
tate, July 20, 1876.
WM +. JOY, Att'y for PIt.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Sup. Jud Cont, Oct. Term III.
Upon the foregoing the Court ORDER that the
plainun cause the above named Mary A. Fuller
ton 10 be notified OF the pen icncy OF tins SUIT oy
publskIng three week successfully in the Els
worth American, a newspaper pr,ntut Els
worth in the COunty Of Hancock, an abstract 81
the writ and declaration ANA tins order ID Court
the reOn. tse last publication to be thirty days
least before the sitting u said Court 10 be hylen
at Ellsworth aforesaid ON the second Tuesday of
April A. ID. ls11 that she may then ami there In
sand Court appear and show cause II any She have
why judgment should not be rendered against her
and execution issued accordingly.
Attest:-H. Il. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
Abstract OF the writ and declaration with the
order Of Court thereon,
3w7' Attest H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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WISWtLL / WI~NELI..
Attorney, Dr FlAlntN.
STATE or MAINE.

HNNCoCk, ~s->up. Jud. Court, Der. Term, I,1i.
pom the rtsu!u. the Court urlcr, that the
PLAINTIFF cau-" tn" aUrvc named Sullivan tst4nitr
Iumpauy Ia te notified Ul the pcudrncy ct III -
SUIT by publishing three weeks su"c.- -lErlF $50
u. Ellsworth Nlsscric an, = news pap,r prIRtcI ia
Ellsworth ia the County ~ llAncO 4, tu tb-LTatt
oil ne sud declaration AMI Tins order 81 Court
thereon, the lat publication - ur thIgty ttF- tx
lca-t before the -ttiAg OF -dti Court % nc holden
NJ Ellsworth within and for The county Of Nam
cock, on the second Tuesday ol Aprll. 4. u. Isl.
that they may then and there IA raIi Court appear
aud show rAuae II any tAey have, Any jail gHcHt
should not be rendered against tu,Iu lut rNe,H-
ton issued accordingly.
httcst--I Il. SAUNDERS, ti,,a.
Abstract ~ the witt and drclA ION IS BIO .r.irr
81 court thereon.
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: 81, 30 '.eEETARV
H. EgI3SIN ES
b.. GH.EDLER, F.R.S.A.,
Lat, t,ivs,,isn 10 ST. Georges and ST. Bsrthoio-
usA.y Hoepi,ais, London, Curator to
-. EHIs5sth's etc.

IRA ,.rs~ az me most saborious re-
scare. arrest cation, and after the
,Id .5I..sF ..t,cs'tiolt ia treatment 10 fhoN-
SAINT. - sssi'' e., Geo. Chandler, Il M,
No. 4..,.t J}FsSfHfs To the .Ipiericaa pub
he t-.'trtrtsR remedies. lis sole dis
~. .+s.f p op"rtr. the efficacy Of ,rhich
is ~ .s!.P u f.'r rcitninoHs quantity Of
fesfiI.1slinls. fhr unsolicited offerings Of
.EJtr.t.j s,3.R q SC0rr1ged patients, trho
Iarc Hof "itig ,rccired RELIEF and benefit
com J.ir,nts. tchich hare been adj judged by
the mast eminent physicians as hopeless.
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Writ dated March II. ls7l anu relurnable at the
term OF the supreme judicial Court to be holden
at Ellsworth, within and Tor the County oil Han
cock, on the second Tuesday OF April, A. ID. lo72.
Ad-damnum, $40.
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state of Maine.

HANCOCK. ss.-Court Of Probate, Feb'y Term,
4. ID. 1871.
Accounts having bcen filed Tor settlement in es-
tates OF
HIRAM TIRE TORGY, Surry.
George Parcher Gu ardlar,
SAMUEL BUTTON. Jr., EHslcOrth,
George Psrcher, Administrator,
GEORGE q. BARTLETT. Brookiin.
samuel Herrisk, Executor,
GREEN WEST, Aurord,
4. +. Burnhlm. Administrator,
WILLIAM MASON, EdSbrook,
4. r. Butnham, Administrator,
Ed WIN H. MADDOX, Hancock,
Jos. W. Graves. Guardian,
DANIEL b. CHM, EHSlcorth,
james a. CHM. Administrator,
CILTTNJ SARGENT, EUs,corth.
"A. +. Burnham, Guardian,
ORpERED-ThAt the SAID Accents give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing
copy Of this Order 10 be published three weeks
suCc esS iyeiy IN the Ellsworth American printed
in Ellsworth, that thcS may appear at Probate
Court 10 be holden at ellsworth on the "a W ednes
dA Of April next, al ten OF the clock In the fore
noon, aud show cause, II any they have why IN,
same should not be allow ed.
Jw1 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true topy-Aucst. CnAs. l.. DORR. Register.
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Price 81 per bottle. pamphlet Of 81 pages
giving treatise on Catarrh, with innumera Die
cases OF cures, sent FREE, by addressing the pro-
prietors,
LfTTLEflELp s Co, Manchester, y, IL.
4Inosi
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r. BUhNHAMi Aty Tor flainllh-
STATE OF MAINE.

SAFE Of MAINE,
HANCOCK, ss.-sup. Jud. Court, Oct Term, 1876.
Upon the foregoing the Court order. that the
plainlif cause the above named Care Townsend
TO he notified of the pendency OF This suit, by
serving upon him an abstract OF this writ and de-
claratIon and order Of Court thereon, by publish.
ing the above three weeks success.vely in the
Ellsworth American y newspaper printed in Il lis
worth, IN the County of Hancock, the last pub
cation service aforesaid to be thirty days at
least before The sitting Of said Court to be holden
at Ellsworth aforesaid on the second Tuesday of
April, A. ID. 1877, that he may then and there in
said Court appear and shew cause, il any he have,
why Judgment should not be rendered against
HIM, and execution Issued accordingly.
Attest HI b. SAUNDERS. CLERK.
Abstract OF the Tit and declaration with the
order of Court thereon,
3w7 Attest III. Ii. SAUNDERS Clerk
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LOWELL, MASS, Feb. IL, 1874,

LOWELL, MASS. Feb. r. 1874
MEssRs. LITTLEFIbLD Col have been en-.
trely cured of CataTrh by the of til Constitu.
tional CataTrh Remedy. | have had it for for,y
years, and so severely that my eyesight was i'm
paired by it. was almost dead. my head was AL
ways stopped up. 1 could not breathe freely
often at night could not sleep, being kept awake
by dropping IN my throat, sometimes SO badly
as to almost strangle ne. The discharge from nv
poze was fetid and my breath was always foul; /
had, too, continual buzzing in my head and
headache almost all the time. During forty wears
have tried almost every medicine tor Catarrh in
the market. but without receiving any permanent
benefit until used Constitutional Catarrb Rem
cay Alte' using two bottles | WAS very much
relieved, and used in all six bottles ana am now
COMPLETELY cured. My eyesight is good, / can
hear as well as ever could, | have no disagI ee-
able discharges from my nose, no droupinxs in
my throat, can breathe perfectly freely and sleep
every night soundly. My general health is better
man IL mas oeen Tor fourteen years, and ali owing
to the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
tslgned) EDWIN GOODWIN
Dover ST., Lowell. Mass
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1853. While holding the latter Of
fec he offered to pay the sum demand
ell for the freedom of Sims, a fugitive
slave who had been retnrned from
Massachusetts Lydia Maria Chlld
relates the circumstances clearly
"Some months" size says, before the
war broke out, friend showed me
letters from Thomas Sims, expressing
an earnest desire to obtain his freedom.
4 His master had promised TO let him
4 buy himself for $500. 1t was
4 large sum, bat / tried to raise 1T by
writing many letters, most OF them to
persons more or less interested in the
rendition of Sims.
A short time after | commenced these
operations, | was astonished by the
following note from Worcester, Mass :
"Mrs. Child, have heard that you
are trying to raise money to redeem
Thomas Sims from slavery. If you
have received any contributions please
return them to the donors, as l wish
to contribute the entire sum myse |.
Yours respectfully, Chas. Devens, lr.
In making my applications had
chanced to overlook Mr.. Devens,
though knew he had acted as United
States Marshal at the time of the rem
dition of Sims. According to his re
Quest, returned the contributions
had received, and in writing to thanE
:, him informed him Of the high price
demanded. He replied that the sun
j was subject to my order whenever
= should call for it. ," Mrs. Chllds tool
! stems to secure Sims freedom, but In
= outbreak Of the civil war frustrate
% . her plans. Immediately before tn
\ war Gen. Devens was one OF tn
70 70 ablest and most promising young Law
a yers of Worcester, and had alread
., distinguished himself as an orator.
re- In the spring of 1861 Gen. Dever
IS cutered the army with the rank
10 major. Some months later ne too
" part in the Peninsula campaigl
to While before Yorktown he was a
ly pointed Brigadier General. He su
.. seduently served with great credit
he the Army of the Potomac, and lost
te limb in battle. Since the war he h
no been most of the time on the benc
In and is now member Of the Supren
Al. Court of the State Gen. Devens re
/" resents the best element in the Repu
k lican party of his State, and is regsr
Al ed with confidence by the retornle
in He has, however, been so much
as. moved from active politics as not
47 have placed himself in open antat
mt nism with Gen. Butler and Others
,nt like character.
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CABINET SKETCHES.



Hon. William NJ. Evarts, the nev
Secretary Of State, has beenso promi'
nently before tile public in one way
and another for several years that any
extended notice Of him would scarcely
seem to be necessary. Mr.. Eyarts
was born at Boston, February 6, 1866
he was admitted to the bar Of New
York in 1841, and soon took a promi-
nent position, In the impeachment
trial Of President Johnson, in the
spring of 1868, he was the leading
counsel for the defendant, and from
July of that year to the close of Mr..
Johnsou's administration lie was At
tornoy General of the United States.
In 1872 he was counsel for the United
States before the Geneva Tribunal
and to his ability before that body !;
largely attributable the signal success
of this Government in the case. HI
has filed no public Office with the ex
ception Of seat in President John
sons Cabinet, but has been frequentl.
spoken of in connection with high OF
/ fces. Mr.. Evarts was leading ooun
sci on the Republican side before tn
ELECTORAL Count Commission.
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GEORGE W. M'cRARY.

Mr.. McCrary, Secretary Of War, is
a Western man by birth and lifelong
residences he passed the first year of
his life in Indiana, but has since Lived
in Iowa. He was born at Evansville
in August, 1885, and in the following
wear removed to what was then Wis
consin Territory, He studied in the
public school, and was graduated
from an academy then took up law
as a profession, and in 1856, when q
wears of age, was admitted to prac'
tice at Keokuk. lie took a pronounc-
ed position among the people Of that
citT at once, and in 1857 was sent to
the State Legislature. In 1861 he was
elected to the State Senate, where he
served until the close Of the war TAX
ing an active part in the legislation
incident to that period, He gave the
remaining years until 1866 to the
practice of his profession, and was
then elected to Congress. He was
there appointed one ofthe Committee
ON Naval Affairs, and also served on
the committee to revise the laws, OF
which Mr. Poland was chairman. lie
was reelected to the succeeding Con-
gress, receiving in 1874 1854 votes
against 9,521 for Leroy G. Palmer
the Anti Monopoly candidate. lie
was not a candidate for re election
last Fall. In the XLlId Congress the
familiarity he had shown with elee
ton laws recommended him for th'
chairmanship Of the Committee OF
Elections. In the following Congres
he was chairman of the Com mittee OF
Railways and Canals, and in tn
XLIVth served on the Judiciary
To Mr.. McCrary belongs the credl
> of having taken the first step in tn
} legislation which created the lat
r Electoral Tribunal. On Dec Z la;
S he introduced resolution proyidin
t for Joint committee Of the two house
. to consider a mode Of counting ii
!, electoral vote.
y. Yhe resolution was referred TO IL
y Judiciary Committee, Of which he wi
i a member. They reported it promp
= lv, and it was passed. Mr.. McCrar
was one of the joint committee on Il
part of the House, and when the llle
toral bill was finally laid before tn
y body for action he was the FIRST spea
n er in its support lie also appear,
n before the Tribunal. He and N
n Kasson, also of Iowa, were the tn
a. who supported the Republican roi
+ ton in the Florida case. lie argu
oi against the power Of Congress to
IN behind the returns, apd gave Il gre
in deal of attention to the law OF 9
as agarranto citing authorities TO sh'
to that proceedings on such q writ
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON offers his
[ services to the people of Forest no, 10,
Having had an experience of Twelve
YY%,' Y"ots in constant practice. DIR. Coburn
a"aIantees to give satisfaction. Dr.. co.
Emrn makes Speciality of the treatment NJ
I'hromic or lingering diseases. Having
inyastigated all scientific methods OF cur aI,
ing disease and selected the g2oo ron, "ie
Is ali rasos where a cure is possible, 10
,,harre for Consultation. All fees will I've ~,
rsaxnnahle. Professional visits made III
nll hours. Parties al distance can CON
suit him by letter. ,.,,nain,.
OAice and Residence second 1nlloillg y, =
Aelow tho Court House, 1lonesta, IA. o.
Tcc DAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays. %ot