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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15
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The standard remedies for all diseases Of the
lun-> are ScHENCK', PCLMoNIc SYRUP.
sCHENC k's ~EA WEED ToNic, and SCHENCk's
Mandrake PILLS, and If taken before the
iungs are destroyed, speedy cure i, effected.
r. these three medicine, Or. j. II. Scnenck
Of Philadelphia. owes his unriyailcl success, Id
the treatment OF Pulmonary diseases,
The Pulmonic syrup ripens the morbid mat
ter in the lung, nature throws it OF by au
easy eXpect0ration. for when the phcgm or
matter Is ripe slight cough will throw it oil
the patient has rest ana the lung- begin eiI
To enable the Pulmonic syrup to 10 thi-
>chenck'S Mandrake Pills and >chenck's sen
Weed Tonic must be- freely used t. cleanse
the stomach and liver. SchencA'~ Mandrak.
FIlfsact on the liver, removing All ob,iructinns
relax the gall bladder, the bile start, freely
and the liver l. some relieved.
schcuck~ Sea v ted Tonic is a gentle slim
ulant and Alternative; the slkali Of which ID i,
compose Il, mike, with the food and prevents
sOuring. II assists the digestion by toning IN
the stomach To healthy condition. 70 that the
food and the Pulm0uc syrup " Il make good
blood; then the lungs heat. AMI the patieut will
surely get well if care i, taken to prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish 10 consult DR. Schenck. either
personally or by letter, can do 50 At hi princi-
pal office. corner OF SIXTH and Arch Srs.,
Philadelphia, every Monday
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
March and April.
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The Sheriff Enforcement Law. :

Mr.. Editor:
Men as 4 rule are sympathetic and i'm
pressible and ideas are suggestive. and is
it TOO much TO say that the greatest crime
and shame Of the age" is tolerated more
because II has a prominent ludicrous side
IMAM an other reasons put together. You
have quite conquered your enemy when
you have made him laugh. Those who
have been close observers, of the proceed
ings of our Legislature connot have failed
TO notice that when the question is the
charter OF railroad or cheese factory
the muscles in the face of the "assembled
wisdom are quite rigid, and the serious
ness that preyades the assembly approach
es almost the awful. but when the speaker
announced" BILL An act for the sup
preston of drinking houses and tipplin.
shops, kaleidoscope of faces changed
at once, bland smiles take the place of
frowns, aud the serious carefulness gives
place to mirthful carelessness that almost
makes one feel uneasy. A few years ago
the writer Of this, while on visit to the
Capitol, happened to be seated near an
old representative-one who had had Con
gressional experience when the ''liquor
bip' came up. AS soon as the speaker
the title our Congressman"
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I'll. AIitmde Of NIr. RInine.

Nsw York Tr.hunc's SPECIAL .oi March 10
All rumors co,aect.ug Senator Blaine
with any movement TO defeat he cor FIR
nation Of HE Cabinet. are declared by BIZ.
friends TO be purely sensational and
grould.css. He is known TO have been
among The most earnest IN securing Mr.
SaerMau's continuation on Thursday. and
it is denied thai lie has spoken a word
against any OF The Presidents nominations
excep: thar OF Mr. Key Of Tennessee. He
opet says that. IN his Judgment, the vast
patronage Of The post office ought not 10
be place under the control Of Southern
Confederate Democrat, who was a VAIN
supporter Of Tilden. The personal relat-
ions between M. Blaine. and Mr.. Eyarts
are not only friendly. but in the highest
degree cordial. lie Is, he says. quite in
favor Of letting Mr.. Hayes have his own
way ia selecting his advisers ION principle.
however, be Will doubtless vote against
Mr.. Key. 1t is also denied by the friends
or Mr.. Blaine that there is the slightest
ground for imputing to him any pique or
resentment because of any supposed neg
lect Of his friends in making up the Cabi-
net.
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state of Maine

HANCOCK, sS.-At tho Court OF County Com MS
sioners begun and held az Ellsworth wItAta
ani for the County Of Hancock, ca the ses3aH
Tuesday Of October, A. -. iSs6. ard hy 3D.
journment bee. 20, A. u. Is76
GRnEREn,-I That there be assessed an tnWA<hls
" No. =, south Division, in the Couhiv vi n
coct t,r repairing he road therein, letiia- t.ats
The North line 81 Ellsworth through sad y. d,
tl,, south itHe ot Naiiham, estIn ltct g. 20 aa.u
eight thuusaud acres exclusive Of Wa Cr L n
lamb received fer I,tul e. use the sum rl 9tn ID.
at.al Joseph T. Grant IT aid E.ls vartH b. .tt.
pointed AGENT 10 eNgead said .t--r-s iet,; acel.l
iua to Law.
Tint deere also be assessed on "a "a ToEh-H+f.
Ne : tp toe exp u.ied ia opening, Tctts,,taE aud
A, lraNlug the SecsUCd GNptusc-nnt ugac.s i-t
urpylers fu4-ut tie new road running n s-4 .s..
Sl.th line of Ellsworth, through sail fHH.>Yt..
d lnn " altman road. called. the sum "a d..
hundred and forty dollars. It neiHg three rta-.
p,.r acre audi Joseph L. Grant OF SAID klj>a stH
l. appointed Agent 10 eNpend SAID assessfgsul
for said purpose, according 20 law.
That there be 4 sessed on Township Nn.g, south
Division 10 the County OF Hancock, tor rcpa.fa-
the road therein leading from the East 'tss .l
Franklin thr .ugh SAID No. 9. 10 the West itat nI
Township Ne. Ia. adjoining ; teuben, e-tlmae ff
contain i've thousand four hundred anu forty
acres. exclusive Of water aud lands reserved iar
public uses, the sum ut one hundrcd an saSt.-
thrrc dollars ami twenty cents beIHg the" Jea.s
per acre, and Theodore Bunker oi FranA ..a is
appointed Agent 10 expcnd said assf~s tncn' ar.
corning tu law.
That there be assessed on the following l5.s .l
County ai Hancock, adjoining Steuoen, tnc -s4
IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The Washington correspondent of the
\. Y. Tribune writes: The Democrats at
Washington are in state OF utter collapse
They are crying, and cursing, too, over
their spilled milk. Each faction is calling
the other hard names. The vocabulary OF
one abounds in such epithets as 'deserter.
renegade and traitor and that of the
other in such names as fool idiot luna.
tic. and 'nincompoop.' 1t is altogether a
very pretty quarrel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says: 1t is remarkable
and creditable fact that with the incoming
OF new Administration having control of
from 10000 to $4,000 public offices, the
number OF persons who have come to Wash
ington seeking Government employment is
actually less than of those who came here
in December, 1875, to compete for the hun
dred or two appointments to be made By
the democratic House of Representatives.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

-NAsby's grief when he learned sh4t
Hayes had been inauggrsted could only
find expression ia the following sam ny
Agony: In u e dust uy hOOmiiashen are
We. Ashes We throw upon our beds by
the ,cuttlefull. Uair.cluth we wear next to
our skin. kgger.,ively. Hair-cloth We
wood wear next to skins, actooaily. IF we
Good git any one to trust Us for supply.
Wood that goin aoou: neerly wuZ "A pro
per mode ny expression greet, for then we
Good 20 into the deepest Kind NV mournin
without changin our costoOm. There be
three things wich are too wonderful for me
yea, wich I'm best If 1 know; Wat the
Dmucrisy wanted Bva High Jint Com
mishn at all Why it didn't hey Dime
cratic High Jint, eff il he'd TO hey one. Why
ii didn't bust the concern afore II wuz ey-
erlasiinly too late when il found it wuzn't
a Dimecrat High Jint Why we wuz Gust
with men ia the leadership wch hadn't
cunnin enuff 10 win by strategy. or cour-
age enuf to take by force. For three
things Dimocrisy is disqueted. and four
wich nearly Killed ii: I'lden, Hewitt. Pei
ton and Field. When | think NV the idiocy
Nv the these men, witch we trustid and in
to whose hands 6e gave ourselves, lit
up my voice and howl with King Lem
yooel's mother. Give not your strength
to cid wimmen.' Young ones take away
strength, but returneth: old ones destroy
by their counsel. and il is irrtreeyable. Eff
they'd he'd eZ mitch sense ~ they he'd mon
y.we'd never bin made Nebuckhednezzer
NV. and bin turned out TO grass ia this
way
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

Postmaster General Key astonished a
South Carolinian who sought the Post
mastership Of Columbia, now held by a
colored nan. After listening to the officer
seeker, Mr.. Key politely informed him
that there were only two ways in which
if be proved efficient. and these were by
the army of the United States and an
order from President Hayes.
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IreasuI.er,S sale.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, S.
Tn accordance with the Revised Statutes of The
l. state OF Maine, Chapter six Section IS the
following described lands, or so much oIthem az
may be necessary to pay taxes interest and costs
lthe owners thereof being unknowH) will be sold
70 the highest bidder. at the County Treasurct,s
Omce, IN ELLSWORTH, on Saturday, the 2Ist 1iav u
April next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for taxes
duly assessed by the County CommissIoner's of
sald County OF Hancock, for the building and /, p
pair OF roads, and now remaining unpaid, TO vii.
Description No of Tax. Date az Da,ao,
Of land. Acres. asst paVroen,
Nos, Ass s23e ia Dee "a g., ~
South Div Is-5 ~, -
o"' LUTHER LORD, county Treasurer
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beers paper shows the time Go winch the su3scrip-
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ON receipt OF payments ON subscription at this
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I'm Hii commun cations relating to subscriptions
uuT SpondcEts are requested t. state TIE
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an To De careful to write all proper names plain
l2.
IN directing change Of address, always give
tn present address IS well the one % which
Neu Wish the paper afterwards sent.
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Cbc GIl5uOrtb Amrriran.

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3 sse. klI~North Ne, hV TiE HANCOok
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--SeniOress TRANSMITTING" HT sind ron
keinern NaRHesherzen sicher.' "We are
sure of every mans heart" Prof.-"Not
correct. Try again." Senioress-"We are
safe In every mans heart" Prof-"Hard-
ly.' Senioress (blushing)-"We are sure
of no mans heart" Prof Correct
lChronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

Belfast, Biddeford. Bangor. Augusta,
all chose Republican Mayors last Monday
and it looks now, as though Ellsworth
would be the only Democratic city in the
State. The trouble is, the Democrats else
where had no candidate to issue a procla
nation under his hand aud seal of office TO
voters Gin the woods or out"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The Colby Echo is new college pa
per, published monthly by the undergrad
yates of Culbv University, and designed to
furnish college news, and especially INTEL
ligence concerning the alumni. to all who
are interested. The subscription price
is 81 so per annum, and may be sent to
the Echo at Whateryiile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The Boston Post, in exultingly an
nouncing the defeat of The radicals (as he
terms them and the success OF the Demo
Gratis at our recent City election, appropri-
ately comments, The ways Of the wicked
do not prosper in the long run"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

To all who suffering from the errors and in.
di-cretions of youth, nervous weakness carly lie.
cay, loss Of manhood. &c, | Will send recipe
that will cure you FRFE OF CHARGE This
reat remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send self-addresse,i envelope
to the RRv. JOSEPH I. INMAN, station d. Bible
House, New York City. .4lRmos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15


III, following committee, wen. aanou. ed
in The senate on Friday
~ Fr-rsgss a1 El.rtf Morton.
Mitchell. Wai..3-h. Cameron, ti,.I McNn-
an. U1ar. salisbury. Mrrf5uol tni iii.
a. F#F.tgi. H-lHusAs- Cameron. Morton.
HamHu. Howe. ConklinE M,Crecly .Tason ana
Johnson.
~ FtsaHce-Morriu ptw,c. Ferry. Jan,,.
tNrvl Allison, Howe. BAyard. Morgan aud
rs silac'
IN Irpr pri1fioHs-V Window. sar-rut, AZ
li,ou. Dof-tN Blaine, Da,i, tW. Va Wuncr-.
Ea'ou and B-.k
On CeHlmero-- Couklin-. Spencer. Burn
SIDE Mi au. Patterson. Gordon. pIuui..E 4.-
son. an Randolph.
On Nmnflc,ares-Eo Booth. Bruce. Rollins.
johnson ani VI Ph-.spa.
-. Iyrira itGrs- Paddock. Sharon. IIo4r
Davis. tN. Va and Gordon.
ot NiHary Afers->pcrcer v adic 'sh.
cameron. Pa BuTu-i tc Teller, Plumb. Ran
delphi. CoCkrel and MaNsv.
On NGrQi ifIjT,->arg,ut. Anthony. Con-
over, Blaine. hIrAwooI, white ani MePA,r-
son.
On I4tciary-EJmuud-. Cauk,iug. Howe.
eArl-talcy, Davis, lI.i-J Thurman and NJ
"a Fa,f odjce-Haml.n. Ferry. Jones. tNtyl
Paddock CouoYer, k.rAwOol, salisbury, Max
On P.Jic Leads-o.le,by. Paddock Roo,h
Chaticr, Plumb. Mcdonald, Jone., lf.a..l
Grover sud Garland
Dh Prjrpe LgHd Ci4ius-Thurm4n. Bayar,i
Boy, ftmuud- and CIfi-.iaucy
~ IadtHa IfIiTs- Allison. O. c-by. In
gall, >4undar-. .!utr. Metrar, and -oOA.
On IeHst.As-lugals. Bruce. 1c.lrr, k.rA-
WOOD Davis. Ill., vi b = and Bailey.
On 3iUi1EGry characterization. Jonc-,
Ella , iill. pIAi- and McNi.itu.
On ti}sms-MrM Ilau. Mitchell, Cameron.
t"i-.l Teller, HoAr, Coekrcl, Hereford, Har-
H. ani MORGAN.
- Dt,,rict ~ "Reminiscences. Spencer.
Iu-4t.-, Rollins. sauuGcr, Merrlmau aHl Bar
nam.
~ Pa'e.'s-wali,i-h. Booth. Chaaee .Ker-
nan snd Morgan
~ IrLijc BnUdiagS -Dawo-. Morrill. am
orDu. PAD salisbury and Jones. ltl4l
~ IcrTtpr.ss-PNicr>on. tAfi-tIaucy.
tA.lre. saunders, Gari4ui, Grover aud Here
ioId
On EaJr.o3s-Mtea,.L Howe. Dave.
Dor-'Y. Teller Ferry. Morton, hanson, Boy.
Baruum. Lamar.
Va Mr., a,d Maug-~haron. Chatlse.
kirN"o"d. flumb. Hereford. to.e. Hiu.
ON HfrI>IaG u L1irs-t ArI,tiaulY. lugAl-.
Davis. Of lll( Mai!aee, Herman.
IN k81cltiDH 0Hd LaJgr- Burnside. Pat
tcr~..n. morrill, Bruce, sharon. Gordon, Max
On C5-H Serr.ce ami Re,reachment-
Blunr. oSie,by. Patterson, Booth, McCrrery
White, Beck.
10 Audu and Con'rol Contingent Expenses
ofthe .>sAHfe-Joue-, Rolln-. Dennis.
yinttHy-Authouy. Sargent. White.
JtjF0ry-HSwe. EdTuud,. Ransom
l. .tss-F-rry. uamliu. Merrlmon.
Eagr0Ssef BHRs-t onoYer. Paddock Grover.
Lerees VI Mississippi Etrer- Bruce, Blaine.
ConoNer. Cochreh Harris.
n EIQutjHe the .>ersrai Branches OfNe
Girl .>errice-C h4fte, ConhliEg Merrmon,
Window. Eaton.
TRANSFORMATION RcHteS 70 NeaJ5ard-Cam-
eron Of VII. Window. Conoyer. Burnside,
Saunders, Davis Of ". Va. Harris, Lamar,
Br,t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

From Legislatures. political Clubs,
Boards Of Trade and the people every
where. come warm endorsements of Pres :
ident Hayes and his conciliatory policy.
That's what's the matter With the psnsive
Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The new Postmaster General received
fifty-four votes for his confirmation ia the
Senate. only two Democrats voting in the
negative.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

lie Page. the murderer OF Josie Lang
maid, was convicted Of murder in the First
degree, at Concord. y II. last week and
sentenced to be hung March. -, ISIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

Joe Coburn. a notorious bully. black
guard and politician Of New York has
just been sentenced to the States prison
for ten years tor shooting police men
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

At panic In a church in New York
last weeA, five or six persons were crushed
TO death and many seriously injured.
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Mayors Address.
Gentlemen of me Board II Aldermen and
Common C0uucl:

to our trust aud care The management of
the affairs of This CITY.
That trust ~a, endorsed last Monday
when the voice OF the people. at the ballot
box declared Is approval ot the manner IN
which We have discharged the duties inn
passed upon rs. "Hd further 'ca,c was
given u~ OF another year
should tau Gar short OF my duty on
this occasion. should tail To hold upts
your View the recent act Of our state Icy
islature. which Mas conceived ana enacted
Tor the sole purpose OF dcpriv.nE large
number Of our worthy labonue men Of the
privilege ofthe ballot it, OR mouicip1,
elections.
The great founder Of our Democratic in.
situations, Thoma, jefferson. in lis first
inaugural addfe.. laid down A. among the
essential principles OF olr free Government
jealous care of The right Of election by
the people and an absolute acquic.cuce in
the decision OF the majority, the Vital pri0
cipc OF Rcpub.ics-trom which there is mo-
appeal but to force.
Disguise Z A. they viii, ana live It what
name they mav.th1.r 81 our fellow citizens
who conceived that most unjust iaN chang
in- the time of our municipal election. had
but one purpose and one object; and that
was - "a" A'' ''' ''-h' = '''''s"" ny t"e
P'"P'g, aug o '' ''u.e ''e de','''H 81 ..'
,'''J''' - >''' VIZ we ''''''. 's'' 81 ''''
'''''"'' VIZ '"' ~ ''N 4" "+' '"e
"'N''""' VINO ''-"'l ~ '''- -N,i} 81 a
CRIME Against "a" '>'''-''' p''"''p'' "' Tree
-'N,5"'n'h'. in'F N'"" II p''p''t 'hI
~ "ojee' T. Wei ~ nose Woo conceived
There J." '"' N"'''y '' oar OA''A h.'e''
i"'' purpose " "''''"''" we I2ht o.
''','' .''e
d''''i'h "l 'h' majority mas assumed mo>t
alarming proportions That ,u.fit not On.
t,.,.-,. j.. ...,,,. l-..,r.-,.
- 'N'''' /" ''' ''' "''' ..'''' - = '>'''''''
bat rcigus sIprrW- boz the Capital ID; the
Z f-,tt.l St.-.-
VI tlE most FURNISHING tEIuairlN Or has
prac.Aillp.l 10 .ae world ,lsf ,A. fi,Htnf
I c't'l."h "A lh' i'"i'- ii' iOH-rr exists,
and fA4. 10 respect >h4I l.tl.I f, ft,,
Hv'i'''" 90 '"' "'i''fA'
Willie our citizen, were engaged ri ,lc-
+ po,rin. their ballot, far their mup..ipal
I officer la, Maud.v.. Z. most ,xtraorlfn,r,
/ spectacle wa, To progress. III tIr great
I Capital of our Country. AN u.urper v,.
being installed il. rf,..t.ut. 81 rb, Int,l
State.
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The Republicans OF Bangor elected
Dr.. a c Hamlin, Mayor Is a vote Of
lis. The Democrats passed thi, year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The Bridgeport Standard says that
Judge Davis has been surveyed for new
pair Of spring pants'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15

The Bangor police made 6s2 arrests
last year of which 3s4 were for drunken
ness.
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"anted.

Eht Z thousand Ash poles and 5000 Birch. Rirch
\ 10 oe ten feet long, for which cash win he
-. &, CARNEY. South Street
'"s near Methodist Church
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For repairing that portion 90 d" toaa.. .s
10 saId township leading from The Ia.
Township No. p south DIVISION, tu...-
Weston part OF satd No. 10. So stake ..4r.
A.. siAudtag on the Northern side eft $50 .....
amt Thcvsl, a. bunker OF FlatkIH B. s....
gent To gSpcuI sand assessment .t..a..
law.
IHAt there d, assessed un the follower.
the Eastern pAJt OF Township so. ..Ia ....t ...
Is oI HaucntA adjoining -t,uuor. itr
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Senator Simon Cameron Of Penn, has
resigned his seat in the L. ). Senate
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Good Chance for Bus;naoe

w iohlNG to make change in bnsinass
,or sac the Foundry HUudings with Al, ,b
the FomUj - lalserns, ana Tools Tor carving or
a az iounufy and Machine business viii ~ III otl
i'ir price and on favorable terms. via sen al
Ellsworth. March 9Th 90, H. A. PIERCE
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Head Throat and vocal Organs

And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Head Throat and Vocal Organs,
This Remedy does not DRY up" Catarrh
but LOOsESs il; frees the head Of all offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head.
ache; allays and soOthes the burning heat
In Catarrh; Is so mild and agreeable in its Ell
tects that il positively
Cures without SneeZing!
As a Troche POwder,is pleasant to the taste
and never nauseates; when swallowed, in stautly
gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION Of GOODNESS and COMFORT.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try it! Safe, Reliable, and only IS Cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON g. Co., Prop'rs, Phila.,
W. ". Whipple q Co., Portland, Me-, Gee. q.
Goodwin 4 Co., Rusk Bros. 4 Bird; Weeks q
Potter, Boston, wholesale Agents. smoss6
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This riddle is from the Somerset Jour
nal published September Il. 1881:
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K ) ) \ \

These letters Ia their proper place,
" i'll shew the world and thee,
cause Of sorrow and disgrace.
A source OF misery.
The above will be explained by folding
the upper line partly over the lower line of
CAPITALS.
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Ii viii Cure a Common Cold
n nm CrRE CoNSruPTION

Tia b few uagr- Hut Pm drying 10 mp Nat hy rc-
nt1y INK % fr'.ts COW -s~tyW Iitl 1T
u will q KE n Chronic Cough. eos soothing
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Pauper Notice.

THE oyerseers OF the Poor os III,
Ton give notice that they have raaaa Vi ifen-
provision ior the comfortable sunr,nr, - snpahie
oes5 ana the forbid all officers or person. y f'snh
Tre5top Matpeh s,s on ny. he credit Of trenton
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