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Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
Language :: Fo-.-y.

No inhabitants Of yard seem poss-
essed Of such variety Of expression, aud
so copious a language, As coming poul-
trv Take a chicken OF four or five
DAYS Old, and hold it up to the window
where there are flies and it will imme-
diately seize lis prey with little twitter-
ings Of compla ency, but if YOU tender
it q wasp or bee, at once its note be-
comes harsh, aud expressive of disappro-
baton and a sense of danger. When
q pullet is ready 10 lay, she intimates
the events by Joyous and easy soft
note; of all the occurrences of their life,
that of LAYING seems to be the most in
portaut: for no sooner has q hen disburd-
ened herself, than she rushes fourth
with q clamorous kind of JOY. which the
cock and the rest of his mistresess i'm
mediatcLy adopt. lrhe tumult is not COR
hned to the family concerned but cat
che- from yard to yard, aud spreads to
every homestead within hearing, till
At ldEk tllt W HDlt Nlltd--t - Al AL u b'ANAl
= soon as a hen becomes a mother, her
new relation demands new language /;
she then runs chuckling and scudding
abou.. and seems agitated, as if possess
ID The father of the flock has also a
considerable vocabulary; if he finds
food. he calls q favorite concubine TO
partake; aud if a bird Of prey passes
over, with warning voice be bids his
family beware. The gallant ehanticleer
has, at command, his amorous phrases,
and his terms OF defiance. But the
sound by which he is best known is his
growing; by this he has been distin-
guished in all ages AS the countryman's
clock or larum-as the watchman that
proclaims the division of the night
Whites 1SeIbOrne.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY I

l call the careful attention Of the t.rsss
Of Ellsworth and vicinity to the tRct- pt jEnrrs
Let not the insrrnR pu bo be lor ger. u.l,',l hnt
look INTO the matter tor Themselves s'siui aud
Candid invest CATION will tell the TRl b. TORY
fhts solicit aud urge. The Leading an Inde.
pendent Companies are peculiarly thorough 10 tue
management of their business. Careful TO kuow
IN regard 90 each rtsk. the moral a. well the
physical hazard, as FAR possible. Judging czech
risk on tts own merits, accepting those which
seem desirable al equitable rates, leaving the ur-
desirable U those who ~ish them On this plat.
form they show greater prosperity comparatively.
hau those companies which take risks mere
loosely relying on rates 10 save thctn.
The SIC OF a company IL no criterion of IT,
strength. The larger companies have larger liA-
hilites, usually writing larger lines and accepting
q larzer amount OF undesirable insurance. thus
keeping up the volume OF the busincss- Their lta.
btlItIes for rc-nsuraBcs is therefore larger, and
they liable TO heavier losses hy extensive con
nAgraton-.
Ny aim T. to furnish only
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Conrt of County Commissioners.
October Term, A. ID. 1877.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
the Commits sioners that the petitioners are re.
sponsibe and that they ought to be he rd touching
the matter set forth in their petition and there.
fore order that the County Commiss Ioners meet
az Frank Bucs's house, in Orland, on wedpes-
day the 2lst day Of Nov. next, at 10 O'Clock A, M
and thence proceed to view the route mentioned
in said petition. Immediately after which view a
bearing of the parties and Witnesses will be had al
some convenient place IN the vicinity. and such
other measures taken in the premises as the Com.
missioners shall judge proper. And il is further
ORDERED-That notice Of the time, place and pur-
pose Of the Commissioner meeting aforesaid be
gwen 10 all persons and corpo ations interested by
serving aitested copies Of the petition and this or
der thereon. upon the clerks OF the towns OF Bucks
port & Orland, and by posting up attested copies
aforesaid, in three public places in said towns.
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
sGid view, and BY publishing the petition and or.
der thereon three weeks successfully in the Ellis.
worth American, q newspaper published at Ells.
worth. in the County of Hancock, the frst publ.
cation to be thirty days at least befoie the time of
said view, that all persons and corporations in
teresied may attend and be heard II they think d.
Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
A true copy Of the petition and ord thereon
3ws2 Attest, II. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

At cau5t ~ Probate hoilrn ~ El-warth with %
sud lar fA. County uf Hancock, on the
" Wcluc-.isy Of october A u. ~.
tiir. ,. v uYI Executor Of The act " % 2ni
Testament nl l.hu kr3rui late oi Eigrhtt ,a sAll
tal.i1 a,rca-e i-taNluE lr0scDtr1 hss lrst
coant Of Administration upon sad esiaie for
Probate.
HEbEEEu r. That the sali Giles i. Woei give
uutsrs thereof i' al ftr~ou- inter'.trd ny causing
.sl.Y ut t..s order Co. i-- llrllsnoHl taEer Wrsk~
.sa0'-..se.y 90 re LIsWartA American pr,ntrd
ir ilI-w urth. ihat tlrs NAV appear 80 FruuAtr
rt-..4v tt Nps. next. AZ Ten nf ID, cipek 10 thc
&. .rcg.H..r. Aai tHsw cause, lf any 1ry ave. wlg
tar -4usr -asa.I aHt tc allowed.
ag-s PAEkEE Tuck. Judge
\ trle togy-h,'es;. ouA>. I. DOM, ge..-tsr.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
DIR. CHANDLER, F.E.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURlFIER.
HJEyIAIg.

Tlis ineop,p rabEe DEPURfTTTE -
q ,,orrerfd IETERITIrE, TONIC. DI-
TfITIf. DT.IPIfORETTC, and IPERI-
ENT. combining rirfaes trhieh render
u inrafHabfe and s.erer- failing, and bB
ats continued rut thoroughly srudi-
cate an diseases Of the blood. It's 1sgre-
giepsS are Of "a purity harmless srtrac-
fiaa. tine products gathered from remote
T.gBpfi1n Prorinces. aud .herc there -
the slightest fuiHf Of disease in the sHs-
tenn, u Ts~rrr Jniis ia cjeeftnD that disease
through tI,e medium Of the skin. or er-
channels Of the body. thereby aHoring,
ntd, ind~rh, Forcing all the organs into
Mri' proper "or.'ai aud fnnotionni con-
di''o"- 4 rerb tr,.j space of nnie a ",h
,io.stea Reliability and ,ronderf,d eura-
tire properties, 70 being, most .nqsestioH-
arsa the Dr~atcst discovery Of the present
age. ia the treatment Of crcrB disease
'rh"r" fhe blood HseT - primarily the
seat Of the lesion or disorder. such as
SCRJFEIf and the thousand and ono
eassrs that lead 10 this terrible affection.
Of irLieh all ciriiised communities
eaynizanf, for R.bIicaI Truth has assert
I'd that the {" Sins Of the Sufhers shah
r!.,f er,n unto ne third and fourth gcn-
srafions.'' and 10 HROhIN- DOM IND
FSFEEBLTD TONSfJTtTIONS IL Is
7'af~crI"i rrj"reHator, causing tho ,-r-rk
81 to assume the God-iikr
Ior CtTiNEOTs DTSFfSES, URN
-fET DISORDERS, CoNSILFITTON Or
COSTTTENESs. IfrER IND KIDNEY
OTs DEHILITT. RHE TISM.
GLtNDELfR ENLiRG EMENTs, FRI
THEITDM fTOFs CANCER, SCTRDT,
fFFICTTo NS or THE BONTS. INDO-
LENT UICERS. FEHlfIE COM
TItINTS fanh to fLr DeHtier ser ~ ts a
booa ioHI sought Jor BY srHsifirc, sHsrcp-
f.bI~, aud d"iicate J"mdies. as u tnkss
dtrect acfion upon ,hrir aiincntsl IND
I'm EORHs or GHRONTC DISEASE
~ UHI,H THE BLOOD ~ THF SEAT
or TIlE TKOf r.. a. Is tH tHraiuabis. a
P-~'crcrnncc rfh th's remedy tr'H Prorr
yo.iffrr dHd permanent cHrr for
ennis aud FETERs and all N MfLI-
EI4I PDTSONS.
Thoa.ands oC Tr.tim.niaI, attest the
truth o| these ciaims.
Price. O-- Dollar, Ia large bottle, or
sir bottles, S..
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
DYSPEPSIA.
OASTRON.

GtsTROS is n safe, speedy. and post
firr Ter that most depressing Of all
ot~nfs. a. td % Lris course . frca trIrut triR
restore The dtgrsfir~ organs 10 drir pris-
fiYt~ strength, and promote tho healthy
action of the stomach and iufssfisies. The
nervous .rrifabtgify Of literary and all
persons Jgrs"iHg a. sedrHtdrB bfT, -
spsrfiIy rrHoreR bV this aq~Hf The
stomach - restored 10 health and the kcB-
,nfr Of TIE system triH onor more respond
o.. fhs PR Jort4dnc- oJ labor.
Prize, OHr Dollar, ga large botHr, or
sfr BOTTLES, s.,
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

1}urtrp.
Falling Leaves.

The woods are turning brown again,
Their summer charms are diving.
And leaves that were the first 10 bloom
Upon the ground are living:
And like the hope, We entertained
Ere life, bright dreams were shattered.
When glowing ftncie- filled the w.ud,
The falling leaves are sea, cred.
The leaf that decScd the tallc,i tree.
Throughout the summer weather.
Now with the very lowest moss
Lies side by side together:
And 80 the proulest. human hearts,
When life's career i ended.
Together with the meekest ones.
With common ones are blended.
The forest sOng>teT's voice i hoarsc.
The whip-poor-wili j. weary
No NOR, is heard the laughter of
The mountain thrush - CHEEKY:
\ change comes over all the land.
And youth 20 age j. turning
The summer skies tAat cr>t were clear.
With bood-rci clouds re burning.
The midnight dcws come softly down,
The midnight rains are chilling,
And by their frigid breath the ir4il-
The beautiful are killing.
Thus fade the fAircst dreams uf earth
The ones we Il iOndiy cheri-h.'
And fain would keen 20 love through life.
Are ever first to perish.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

At Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport with.
in aud Tor the County OF Hancock on the 81
Wednesday Of September 4. ID. 1877.
MARY JOHNSON, named Execuirix in a GER
Nl tain instrument pnrportng TO be the last
wIIi and testament Of Hiram johnson. late OF
BucksPort, In said county deceased, having pre-
sented the same for probate:
OKDERED-That the said Mary A. johnson give
notice 10 all persons interested. by causing copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks succes.
siyely IN the Ellsworth American. printed at Ellis
worth that they may appear at "A Probate Court to
be held al Burksport. an said County, on tn third
ednesday Of Jaa. next, at ten OF tho clock in the
forenoon. and shew cause, # any they have why
the said instrument should not be proved ap-
proved, and allowed a. the last will and te sta
ment OF said deceased.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
CHAs. 4. DOKR. Register. 3wlI
4 true cOpy-Aitest; CHAs. L. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
state OF Maine.

To the Hon. County Commissioners for the
County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned voters and nhabitant. of Or
land. in said County, represent that the rec
ords of the dongs OF the Hon. Court of said
county CoIHn ssioners on the matter OF laying
out and establishing a County road leading from
the County road at or near the Post Office in
orland Village. 10 a grave yard or cemetery sit.
uste on the land occupied by the late Enoch Page
IN Bueksport, having been found to be so errone-
Gus and incomplete as to be of no use value or
trust in reassuring public confidence.
To which end and purpose we pray yoQr Hon.
orable body that you win without delay, cause
the western line of the aforesaid road from or.
land Village TO the Cemetery a. the Page place to
complete.
FRANK BUCK,
y. Z. D0RR,
j. $. cOSDOS.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

HANCOCK, ss.--Court OF County Commission.
ers. october Term, A. u. ls77.
Upon the foregoing petition IL Is eonsidered hy
the Comm issuuers that the petitioners are re.
spon-ibie and that they oul ht to he heard touch
ing the matter forth IN their petition and there
fore order that the County Commits sioners meet st
the house Of Tn omas Mason In Oriand, on Tues.
day the goth day of Nov. next. at 10 o'clock A VI.
aud thence proceed 20 view the route mentioned
tn said petition, i'm medately amer which view n
hearing OF the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises IS the Com.
missioncrs shall judge proper. And IL Is further
oRnERkp-ThAt notice Of ihe time place and
purpose OF the Commi ssiOUer-' ting azores aid
be gwen to all persons aud corporations inter
esied by scrylnS Atcsted copies OF the petition
and this order thereon. upon the clerk Of
the toNn OF brlAnd. and by posting
up aitestci copies As Aforesaid. in three public
places in each OF said towns thitty days at lcast
before The time appointed tor said view and by
Publishing the petition and order thereon three
weeks succcssiyely IN the Ellsworth American a
newspaper published at Ellsworth IN the County
Of Hancock. the dr.t publication 10 be thirty DAYS
at least before the time al sait view. that all pc
sons AMI corporations interested may attend and
be heard II they think fit.
Attest, ~. u. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
\ true copy Of the petition and order thereon.
3wtt Attest IL u. sAJEuER>. Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25


Professor Law saws the reason why
horse eat dirt j. that the act is most
commonly an indication of aCilitv In
the stomach, and 10 bc corrected by
improving the digestive functions.
Horses are at a special disadvantage in
the matter OF stomach complaints. iu-as-
much as they cannot rid thcmsclye, by
vomiting OF ANYTHING that dj,agrecs,
and are unable even to belch up accumu-
lated gas. Then the stomach is much
too small 10 allow OF heavy feeding or
the formation of much gas without in
furious ovcri>tcniion. hence. of all
domestic animal, the solped~ should be
ie with thc grcAte-t care aud Judge
urut. Like human beings thew have
their period, of acili;y or heartburn. and
having no opportunity ofaking -oda or
masuc,ia, ihey lick tie line from their
wall, or the earth from their pathway.
For temporary relief 4 piece of chalk
may be kept ia the mlu-cr. hut we
should seek 10 remove the radical evil
by giving better tone to the stomach.
Feed sound grain ana Aav in moderate
amount and at regular intervals. and
don't drive or work hard au hour after
each meal, lcs; digestion should hc i'm
paired. Give few carrots, ,urn.ps, or
o,herIooo,s. ifayailablc; water regular
~ ana never just after q meal. ana pa,
al ounce OF common salt in the food or
water daily. Any existing weakness
should be corrected By a cour-e OF
tonics. These had better be prescribed
by skilliul veterinarian.--E EN.
KILLING AND DRESSING HprLrEl.-As
much, If not more depends on the manner
OF killing poultry a. in dressing 10 have
it look fl tor market. Too much cau,-
ion can not bc used in this branch Of tie
business.-One mode Of killing fowls
iu.tea d oiwringing their neca., which
we deprcCate) j. 10 cut their leads OF
with a single blow OF al sharp axe,
hang them up by the legs and allow
them to bleed freely, and pluck their
feathers immediately-whilc warm.
/ The french mode, which i, highly COM
mended we think far the best, a. it
causes instant death without psin or
Disagreement, and is simply done by
opening the bcak Of the fowl, and with
a sharp pointed and narrow blsded
knife. make an inci,isn at the back OF
the mouth, which will divide The verte-
brae and cause immediate death, after
which hang the fowl up by the legs
till the bleeding ceases. aud pick it
while warm, ii you desire the feathers
to be removed. With little care the
skin of the fowl does not become a.
torn and ragged as in the old fashioned
way OF scalding. Another thing, the
flesh presents a better aud u more nat
ural appearance when not scalded.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

PUMPKINS FOR Mich Cows.-Care
being taken to scrape out the seeds, we
have found pumpkins valuable for nilch
cows during the fall months, helping
greatly to keep them up to their milk
Like beets and turnips, which accord
ing to analysis of the chemists, are of
no recognizable value. so pumpkins
tell their own tale in the increase of
quantity and quality of milk; and be-
ing very easy of cultivation in the corn
field, should never be omitted on a
dairy farm. If there is vault or root
cellar they may be kept for three
months, keeping the cows up in their
condition to the very period of their
going into winter quarters.
They will not fatten swine, and it is
waste to feed them with pumpkins un-
less boiled or steamed, when if mixed
with meal they answer a good purp ose
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

A. 8 Court ai Probate holden at EI,Warth. with
iu au3 Joy ihe county oi Haueytk, the 81
H,-iur.aay vi pyt. \ II ls:9-
nlNTuiA 4. EBiMMER. named ENccuiriN
" II q certain instrument puTpurilng 10 De ;hc
la.t WIi and Testament % t,curEr u. Brimgnei.
late ~ MaItayiilc ia sali county Ivccassd having
Vtcsrntri tue -auc ilr probate
OEpTKEp-That TIC SAID cynthia A. Brimner
give notice thereof 90 all persons Interested, By
rau-ug cory - ,hi. order 20 DE published tn es
W.rk- sucrr~-ifcly 30 the Ellsworth American,
printed In ~. worth. ihat they mas appear nj a
iTot4t" Court to De holden ~ Ellsworth. on the
1T " c.l1csIAY o. Dec. next. az ten OF tho clock
"a the forenoon. ant -hcw cause, Il any they have
Why the sAid Instrument should not be proved.
approved and allowed a. ghe lAst iii aud iestA-
utut OF -aid deceased.
8ws-' PARKER TUCK Juigv.
: truc coEy-Aticsi CHAs. l.. DoEH. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
A coar, Of Probate holden a. Rack.por,. Wit

At q Court OF Probate holden AZ Ruck-port with
IN and for the County Of Hancock on the 81
Wednesday Of september 4. u. is57.
D y THOMAS Admin traitor. OF the estate Of
d. Melissa =. Thayer. late Of Bucks sport in .aid
County. d"ceased-hayIng presented his fret &C.
count Of Administration upon said estate Tor Pro
bate
OErERED ;-Thst the said Accountast g1ye no.
uoe thereof u all persoDs interested, by causing
copy ofthis order to be published three weeks
successiyely IN the Ellsworth American. printed
IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at 4 Probate
Cou<f, to be holden al BuckspoTt on the 81 Wed.
nesday OF Jan. next, at ten of the clock in the
foren bon, aud show cause. if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
3agi PARKER Tuck Judge
true CoDy-Attest: CHAs. L. DoRR. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

4 slight so-cafici ~oiH viii offtiuss
tad 10 "a .crteHs cough, 'rh'rh. "Hearr'I
Jor or brdiD treated, must har- BAT one
r~.uf ~ mast rrsI4fifat~ = tT4 u sfffisd case
of HED Nf HFTfS. or trAds Is tr"rsy. The
dsudIv CDNSTH FTIDN. 10 all suffering
from hHrussiny cough and rrprrt"yTft"H.
TRtIH HEOS offers sound. rrI,abfe, and
permanent r~iieT. IL oHg1rnfs .TPert"-
ration. and enables the patient 10 "rpet
that terribly septic deposit, rhtrh. " irIE
triIA0nf j,fiiciOus treatment, must COM
ntcaf~ ,ts poison 10 the r"sicttiar sub
sfaHS~ Of fAr isHD. drgrHrrGfiHg aHd Dr.
IOY.ag that most essential Df orgnns,
AMI aIfimTtrs only ia sariU and an
timely death. TRfCHION has Ho equal,
much irss 20 superior, aud ats as" sriH not
oHig rrnIore th~ deposit. her"hB aHOrdiHg
gy~sf srit~I. bat h~als the membrane and
i~Gr~s fh~ patient iI' possession q hedtthy
lung tissue
Price, Firy Cents per bottle, or sir
kottEfs, $40.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

t. ibe honorable Judge ot Probate within and
for the County OF Hancock.
r1HE undersigned. Widow OF CALVIN Berry, late
/ ct Eianc ,Ck IN said County. deceased re-
sIscuuiy represents. that said deceased died
possessed OF Personal Estate. ar Inventory of
which has hcea duly returned into the Probate
ufhcc. that her rirrum taDccs rendcr IL necsr-a.
~ that she shoult have more of SAID Personal r..
tate Than she u entitled to distribution
tNerrol5 and also Pew No % in the Union Baptst
Meeting House in -asd Hancock. She therefore
Vrays that your Honor would grant her such Al
ioN ance out ul aid Personal Estate. IN your
discretion you may determine necessary and
proper.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
MARTHA }. BERRY. Adm4.
STATE or MAINE.


HANCnCK. ss.-Court Of Probate, october Term.
\. -, l~75.
sad Widow give public notice TO all persons
Interested by causing copy Of the petition. anu
-ucre s.ivciy Ia The EIl~wo, III American. a news
paper Published 80 Ellsworth. IN said County.
that they may appear ~ Court Of Probate for
said ounty, to hc held At Ellsworth. the 1T
Wednesday oi Dee. next, At ten Of the clock IN
The forenoon, g. show cAusc. Il any they have.
why the same should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge
Attest cHAs T.. poER Register. 3wt1'
: tflc copy Attest CHhs. 4. DoRK. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

To the Honorable County Commissioners
an dHd for the County 6f Hancock.
WE the undersigned Inhabitants of the town Of
W orland. respectfully represen that a change
ana location OF the County road is wanted beg in
ning on the bill near Thomas Mason's and run.
hlhg across lhe Gully Brook Bridge so called.
as now Travelled, to the corner near the Toddy
Pond School House, 50 called
We therefore request you TO locate said road
lIc convenience and necessity requires a. in duty
bound Will ever pray.
O. 7. DORR.
JAMES GRAY,
-. II. TROTr.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

No meat is healthier than mutton.
No meat can be produced so cheaply. 1t
can be slaughtered at any time, requir-
ing but few minutes for the operation
And yet not one farmer in ten keeps
sheep.
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

At a Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the county OF Hancock. the ii
"Wednesday Of october 4. H.. lSs1-
George " Hltchings named Executor 10 a
CettAn INSTRUMENT purVort.u, - DC The Last M
aud Testament Of Ann NJ. JAFvl. late Of >urry
Ia -ali county deceased, having prcsented the
-afuc Tor probate
pEuFErp-ThAt the ssid namcI Ear give notice
% All person. interested b. causing copy OF thu.
order - be published three weeks successiyely in
the Ellsworth American. printed 1t Ei--
worth that they may appear At Probate Court to
D. holden at uehIu Iu said county. on the Let
"Wednesday Of NUyrm ncr ncNt.at ten OF the clock
10 the forenoon. and shev cause II any they have,
why IA. aid instrument should NOT BE- proved ap.
proved, and allowed the lAst v N an t. .tainent
oil said deceased
3W4s' PARhER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-AUcst; CHAs. T.. DoRE. Res'r
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25

To tliE nos. Judge of Probate Tor the County
.i Hancock
rHE undcr.isucd. Widow OF Watson T.. White,
l. late % sullivan. ~ said County, dcccascd.
rvsP'sJulty represents, that said deceased dicd
ia-s'-sej 81 revsnnAl Estate. m Inventory oi
wh.ch has been duiy returned into The Probate
phdc: that her circumstance render Il n~oe-sa.
o. that ,hs -heuld have mon OF ssil Personal -
tate than sAc j. cutlilcl 10 on q Distribution ther,-
Of She therefore Frays thAt your Honor would
grant her such Allowance out OF said personal
-taic, A. 10 your discretion you NAV determine
uccc-.ary ami proper ani also appoint Commis.
.luners ta set ~ her Dover IN the rcAl estate OF
her late husband
AIl.IIA IL WHITE AI.usx
Ellsworth American., 1877-10-25
PILES. HemonhOHs.
pII.ON.

Many causes t~ad 70 produce ~ Il pain-
j'laI and disfr>ssiag state. The blood IS
retarded ia us return: the too Jrs4H~Hs
n'r Of dras'te p"rgnt,r's tend- 20 produce
sthe tircr. mud numerous Other causes are
the source Of this complaint. aud hitherto
nothing eHcsfGai has been presented 10
t..- pnht,c, rhiof ,eoHid rapidly aicriate
sVibptosts dHd ultimately prore an cBeet-
ir- cure. Ia PILON ere harr rrI"efy
trhfsh not only acts almost instantly, btst
t~iif rrBa"rc the largest tHDaors 81 the parts
PIs- by a6sorPtion. and many trho
hare rrcesred not only bcaeIt, Gat haze
b--H rudicaIiY cared, hare 6rr,, assured
prior to usi,sJ this treatment by enIi-
,setat sHTJcoHs that the only r.I'eI hry
oper"fioH. aud remora"g e or thens from
q; e 20 b@dy y Preeearr ,rI ieA msee;,,tat stg
,rtih delight, aud - n"tr prescribed by
many practising physicians, trLs sre cog-
aisant OF its merits, as the only hHo,cr.
sure esre for rms.
rriee. fily Cents pr Isaokagc. or sir
for $3.50.
THE IBoTE REMEDIEs ARE
thorough in The eradication or ne diB,r-
snt and rtriogs Udiadirs dcHobs ii.ated,
aud arc the result Of patient, s~archiHg,
Iaborjous, and scientific iHresfigation,
s,nbraciHg period Of many yedrs, in
Eurep~ aud Iptericn.
II the specific directions are complied
srtth, thousands Of pdt.sHfs tc,H bear trft-
ness 10 Heir r,idtiTe merits, and corrob-
oTHte Gerry HssrrtioH. HLeTc hsrc
many complications Of disease, and pa
tisIifs desle, DIR. CHIhDLIE tcit
ee pleased TO ptrc alt t"jorm"tioH. dsd
treat by letter II Hercssnrn.
Descripfire and Explanatory Circn-
lar Of The dJore remedies sent oH rece,p
Of stamp. I5 the pECP PKIIyI
MEDIcINEs are not on sale at your
particular druggists. send orders 70
DR.. CHANDLER,
I479 Broadway Nev-York City.
GOO. a. PorChcr,
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH.
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