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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-04

Canada has decided that SITTING Bull
shall remain whore he is. during the coming
winter. and In Spring shall 20 TO the Red Deer
river. on a reservation there. This latter is The
region that SITTING BULL himself applied for,
as II Is In Il good hunting ground. The differ
ence. then. 10 SITTING Bull. between living on
this side Of the line and living on the other is
that Canada picks him out a reservation where
he wants 20 60. while our Government would
have picked him out a reservation where he did
not want 10 20. For his own interest. as well rs
for ours. SITTING BULL has decided wisely in
deciding TO remain In Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-04

We used to hear that our army was the
best army the world ever saw and also that
our rebellion was the worst rebellion the
world ever saw" Col. THOMPSON Of the Navy
Department has just invented a new thing Of
that style He claimed at Richmond that the
Revolutionary fathers were the best patriots
the world ever saw" This was the only new
thought struck out by the HAYES party during
IL, lnsf gXrafnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-04

If any city voter who objects to disfran-
chisement fails 10 say SO. distinctly and eject
vely by his ballot it will not be the aul, of the
Universal Suffrage Club. In its address printed
this morning. the club gives the names of those
candidates. Tor reelection who voted for the dis
iranchising amendment in the last Legislature.
Of those who voted against it. and OF candidates
for the next Legislature who have pledged
themselves In writing 10 tue club Ia oppose II.
To have asked canddate- like john MoRRIssEN
who have fought the un-democratic ana uu-
American scheme from the outstnrt Tor 4 writ
ten pledge. would have been absurd. But
there are other candidates in tho field who We're
not committed by their record. and in puuing
u these gentlemen the direct question the nj
yersal Suffrage Club has done the voters Of this
city an important service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-04

Congress will never know all it missed by
churlishly refusing 10 buy sun Domingo for
Gen. GRANT. l. rERcN has attacked Porto
Plata. taken the fort. fired the town. driven all
foreigners to the consulates, been routed in
turn. by BAEz. and has disappeared for 4 time
into the country. no doubt 70 repeat this per-
Torrance ia due time. We might have had II
lively army and navy station there if We had
only annexed san Domingo.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Another Fire in Fredericton, N. B.

ST. JOHN. y. b, Oct. 81.
About one O'Clock this morning, fire
broke out in the Exhibition Building
Fredericton, large wooden structure
stored with agricultural implements,
carriages, etc, and in few minutes the
whole was reduced 10 ashes. The
flames crossed the street and destroyed
the house Of one Mclaughlin, the house
and barn OF Thomas Torrens, and badly
damaged the house OF Andrew Lipsett,
Engineer Of The fire department. \
sirong Northwest wind prevailed and
only the utmost vigilance saved the en-
ire city from destruction. As it was,
ST. Dunstans church, the Park Bar
racks and the residences OF G. II. u.
Froker ID. f. George, p. Seuer and a
few others were on fire and received
considerable damage. The fire was
undoubtedly the work of an iLcendiary,
anG at late hour this morning. Mark
Couroy was arrested on suspicion
The city is in great excitement aud il
the evidence points 10 Conroy as the
guilty party, it will be difficult TO save
him from being lynched. The loss is
about $50, 600, with no insurance.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

-Hedf Disease can be curcd-Io
prove our assertion We print the follow
ing:
This is TO certify that | have used
DIR. Graves HEART REGULATOR,
and from the worst stages of Heart Dis
ease ] now consider myself well, by the
use of one and oDe-half bottles of the
HEART REGULATOR L have been
troubled a little more than year with a
sluggish misbeating of the heart. and
could do no STOPPING work whatever
! applied TO the best physicians of New
England. and got no relief, but by the
simple use of this really valuable remc-
dy, an now ablc To DO good days
work, and experience no distress from
il. ! think there is nothing that equals
the HEART REGULATOR. and | ad-
wise all afflicted in any way with Heart
Disease to give il a thorough trial, and
they will not regret it.
THOMAS NJ. Towns, Tilton, y. H."
Send your name. to +. +. INGALLS,.
Concord. y. H., for circular contain
ing "A list of testimonials Of cures, &c.
For sale by druggists at 80 cents and
, per bottle. 2w43
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Pickings and Steallngs.

Young folks grow most when in love.
Ii increases their signs wonderfully.
There is said to be anywhere from 400
to 700 American girls In Paris studying
music. OF whom there are perhaps lour
who give promise OF becoming known
hereafter.
When man dies the people ask,
What property has he left behind him:"
But the angels, as they bend ever his grave.
inquire, What good deeds hast thou sent
before thee
The daily newspapers in DeadwoOd in
the Black Hills not much larger than a
sheet of foolscap, and are delivered for
SIS year. Every subscriber is required,
ss announced in the prospectus, TO down
with the dust"
During the cross-examination Of the
plaintiff. the following pointed colloquy
took place between him and the defendants
attorney: Were you ever 10 Albany"
Yes sir" How long was you there?''
">ix months. sir Were you ia the peu-
itentiary at the timer Yes, sir, but
never WAS in the Assembly, sir"
A man who hadn't much talent for
conlndrums, in attempting to get one of
al a tea party at his own house, the other
evening, got exceedingly mixed. He in
tended to ask the old question, "Why is
woman like ivy?' the familiar but gallant
answer to which is, Because the more
you're ruined the closer she clings." But
ne put it, why Is ivy like a wOman:"
which noue OF the ladies could tell. and so
the unfortunate nan himself told them il
was Because the closer il clings the more
you're ruined
The editor of the Great Bend Kan
Tribune permits his ten-year -old son to
edit one column OF the paper and set the
type fofN The other day the following
paragraph of news appeared in the boys
column: 'sThe Sunday school concert
last Sunday nigst was very largely at
tended; the room kas as full as il could
be. and the scholars did well except me- |
made a perfect failure. knew my piece.
but il slipped out of my mind just at the
time II ought notfo. felt very bad about
il for q while, but will try and do better
next time"
Charles Mathews, the elder, once in-
dulged in his well known taste for mimi
cry at the expense OF Mr.. Iattersa'i, dur
iog q sale OF blood stock conducted by the
latter. The first lot, gentlemen said
Mr.. Tsttersall. 'is a filly by Smolensko,n
etc. .'The first lot. gentlemen" echoed
DIR. Mathews, in the same tone of voice,
sis bay filly by Smolensko." The auc-
tioneer looked somewhat annoyed, but
proceeded: "What shall We say to begin
vithl' ..What shall We say to begin
withy' rsY1ied the echo. Still endeayor-
ing to conceal his yexatiop. Mr.. latter
sail inQuiringly called ont, lone hundred
guiness7" 2" ''One hundred guieas." echoed
Mathews. ..Thank you. SIR" cried Mr..
Tattersali, bringing down the hammer with
a bang. 1.-The ailly il YOUR" Mathews
WAS considerably taken aback 10y his sud-
den acquisition of blood stock" and the
company enjoyed the joke immensely.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

any hunter, 1t being 7jo For this, he was
indebted to weasel which counted 500,
aud which be fortunately obtained in a
manner best known TO himself No one
can doubt that he shot it. OF course, you
can't cstcAh weasel asleep.
While ,sst weasel saved Capt. AiSen's
side from defeat, their opponents are
strongly OF the opinion that it is a sly game
The supper was heartily enjoyed by all
as the reward OF honest toll, and at late
hour. all retired TO their homes to sleep the
sleep Of the just.
The next morning. after the excitement
aud confusion were allsyed. revision Of
the count was made when It appeared that
there was an error in addition OF the
judges. and THAI the ,ciRaiHg side OF the
night before, wAsaetually and truly the
defeated side by sseorc OF fifteen. This
complicates ,he,.,,e terribly. The supper
has been eaten W the defeated, and paid
for by the victo, IL is too late now to
correct errors. Perhaps however it is a
fitting conclusion to sharp game all
round
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

More wheat has probably been raised
in ihls town the past year than ever before,
The application OF mussel-bed as fertili
ger has worked wonders upon the worn
out fields. The average yield TO, the acre
has been nearly % bushels, or from II 10
- bushels 20 bushel of sowing. George
Dart raised 40 bushels to 2l-2 bushels SOW
Ing. Mayor Young OF Ellsworth. raised
lil bushels on six acres. The farm bought
by him four years ago. Gu; Is tons OF hay,
this year he cut loo tons. SO much for the
mussel bed. From these experiments. It
Is evident that farmers need not emigrate
West to raise good crops OF whest. Let
farmers give their attention 10 wheat rais-
ing, and they need not 60 to Bo.toa for
theii bread.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Accident on the B. & B. R-Geo
w Collins of BIuehiil Injured.
BANGOR, Ne. Oct. 81.

BANGOR. Me. Oct. 81.
a special despatch from Bucksport to
the Whig d Courier last evening, gives
the following particulars Of an accident
which happened to Capt. George Col
Iins while crossing the railroad track
with a horse and carriage: As Capt.
George Colliss of Bluehill, a granite
contractor. was crossing the railroad at
Mill Greek, with a horse and carriage,
he was run into 10y the evening train.
The horse was instantly killed and the
carriage smashed iuto kindling wood,
but Capt. Collins escaped with some
severe cuts on the head, which are not
dangerous. lie was taken to Bucks.
port on the train.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

We have had lt,le forctasic Of win
ter which remind, people that i; &, time 10
be prepared tor its risors and iuclcmrucy.
ard as our people have been exercising
this wise foretLJught they have not forgot
ten their minister, but. realizing that A. be
hss ministered to them Ia spiritual things
50 he should share with them ID their t-tn-
poral things, they on last Friday visited
Rev. J. II. Taylor aud his family at the
parsonage. aud len many substantial
token, of Their appreciation Of M lAbor,.
The visit va. VERY Timely. aud the geuer-
Gus offerings very acceptable. for whi-h
Mr- Taylor and hi, family desire To express
their warHest thapks. aud pray Tia, the
donor. may 5r rewarded With temporal
aud spiritual prosperity.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Senator Morton's Condition.

I>uI,NAFoLIs, Ind. Oct. 30-M idniEht.
senator IMorion's condition remains
about the same a. reported at noon to-
GA,. lie retained more nourishment
aud suffered less pain than for three
days past, bu, while his friends are
more hopeful, Dr. Thompson does not
encourage the opinion that any pefma-
nenl change in his condition has taken
place.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port
Wednesday, Oct. a.
ARRIVED.
sch A X woodard, woodArd, Boston.
sch Express. Lord. EooklAnd.
SAILED.
sch Lodu.kla Treworgy. New York.
sch wm II Archer, BeliAtGy. Boston.
sch EnzA beth. Sinclair, Boston.
Friday, Oct. -
ARRIVED.
sch Cares.a, Ray, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Zicavo, webber. New York.
Sch senator, BonIey, Boston.
Saturday, Oct. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine, Jor,ian. Boston.
sch Castillian, Means, Boston.
sch Redondo. Young. Boston.
sch Mary A Holt. stanwood, Philadelphia Tor
Sch Agenora. Hutchins, Boston. with freight.
SAILED.
Sch Lavolta. whitmorc. Bangor.
Sch Delaware, Young. Boston.
Emily, Jordan, Boston.
Monday, Oct. 20.
ARRIVED.
sch City Of Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
sen Comet, staples, swans Isle.
sch Rattan, Casper, Boston.
Tuesday, Oct ~.
SAILED.
Sch julia Edna, FerriI. Bar Harbor.
Sch Harvey. Grant, Camden.
sch Forester. Jordan, Old York.
sch Comet, staples, swans Isle.
sch GeOrgietta. Lord. from Pensacola for New
York which put into hey West with lo.s OF sail j.,
&C, has rehtted and proceeded 10th.
Disasler..
In the recent gale the scbr Christiano, Capt
Candage. from Biuehiil for Rockland. lost nam
mast, had sails badly split and boat stove. she
arrived at Rocklasd, Saturday.
Domestic Ports
WINTER HAkBoR-A p, sch sea Pigeon. Sea-
vey, Boston.
Ar 20 sehs Maud Mullock, BIckford, Ia astp ort;
Sarah Reed, ouptil, Boston.
PORILAND-Cd "A, sch CITY OF Ellsworth
Grant, Ellsworth; Raian, Remick, Ellsworth.
Ar 20, sch Vine, Wass, Boston TO load for Addi.
son: vOlsnt, Patten, Boston Tor Ellsworth.
EAsTPoRT-Ar ~ sch Olive Branch smith, New
York; Black Warrior, stevens. Boston,
Ar q. sch Adele Pray. Pray. Mt Desert.
PoRTsMoUTH-AI "a, sch Governor, TIlton,
Deer Isle; Elizabeth OF Castine.
NEwBURYPoRT-Ar 81. sch Mary Rice, Kent,
Bangor
sALKx-sId "A, sch Geo Ferguson, Ferguson
(ffom Suilivan) for Y.
Ar %, sch David Faust, smith, Philadelphia.
al sehs Malabar. Holloway, Ellsworth for
n Y; Ida Ray, Haskell. Dluehili for do; Guer-
lila, Sparrow, Oriand
Ar rs. sch Maine. Moon, Franklin.
BOSTON Ar Is, sch Abigail Haynes. MazralI,
Ellsworth; Dexter Clark -,
Ar "a, sch Ida, Wilson. Machias; Sept une
Holmes, Maehias Frank Pierce. Robbins, Ma.
chas; Dexter. Potter, Ellsworth; Panama, Mill
iken.
Ar %, schs virginia, Abbott, sullivani VIM Ii
Archer Reliably, Ellsworth; senator, Grant. Ii Is
worth: Sylvi, Baston, do.
vISIYA ARD HAyES-Ar Is, sch Wesley Abbott,
Miliiken. iiangor for Y.
NEW HAvES-Ar q, sch Altavelia. Harris, Cal
ais.
wILMSGroN. n C-Cld a6, sch Chrome, woos.
ter. Point-a PiKe.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Minister TO England Appointed


n AsIlTNIi 7. =, II. Z. OCT. F'.
The president sent the following nom
ina,iou to the Senate to-day John Welsh
Of Pa. to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotenuiary to Great Brit
ain. The appointment of Mr.. Welsh a.
minister 10 England was decided upon
at lac hour Yesterday evening, and
not AT lie Cabinet Yesterday.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Business Notices.
HARD TIMES. NO MORE

HARD TIMES, NO MORE
EMPLOYMENT FOR EvERYBoDYl 81 to
80 an evening at home. Address,
j. G. LAKE,
Richmond, Me-
gSend One Dollar, to pay for send
ing articles. and YOU will receive prompt
attention. 3w43'
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

We were pleased at seeing Chris. Bin
der. Esq. representing the Coliin's Grant"
Co. In our town last week We under
stand from him tha, the Co. have just taken
a large contract of six cut worA from
the Trustees OF the y. Y. aud BROOKLYN
Bridge" which viii occupy some two
years In cutting. aud amount 70 about
$500 90 aud Will give employment To
large number Of hauds The Co propose
TO pnt crew II work al once. aud also To-
purchase the Eagle Quarry" and work
that in connection with their own
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Musical Convention.

SAC0. Me, Oct. 80.
\ musical convention began three
day, session here tins morning with a
chorus. consisting OF local talent led by
Prof. Davenport of Bangor. Mrs.
Martha Daua. shepherd Barnabee, Mrs.
IL +. II. Garter and others OF Boston
also take part.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
To Co,,sun,Dfires.

The advertiser. a retired Physician. having
proyidentially discovered, while Medical Mis-
slonary in southern Aeia. a very simple yegcta-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
OF Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. Caiarrh,
and all throat and lung atiections.-also. pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and all Nervous Complaints,
feels II his duty To make II known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, he will
chceriuliy send free Of eharge) TO all who de-
sire H. The recipe for preparing. and full direc-
tions for successfully using, this proyidcntially
discovered remedy. Those who wish TO syail
themselves OF the benefits Of this discov-
ery without cost. can do so by return mail, by
addressing, with stamp. naming paper.
DR. CHARLES T. MARSHALL,
33 Niagara Street,
Iy42 Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
City and County.
Relisious Services In this CITY each Sunday

CoxGRFG misunderstanding at 1890 A.
NJ. and "a 2. NJ. sabbath School in tae aftei-
noon.
H.PrIsr-Preaching at : p. NJ. Sabbath
school at 7. N.
TNITARIAN.-SaObsth School at l T. M
Preaching at , Is and 30 Z. NJ.
CATunIIC.-Preachiug nj 10 - o'clock 4.
NJ Sabbath School at +. NJ.
METHoDIsT,-Presching Al / and : T. NJ
sabbath School al L. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held every sun
dsys at O'Clock. 7. NJ. in Hall over Aunlci-
pal Court Room, COonbs' Block.
EPIsCoPAL.-Seryice, at Baptist Church
every Sunday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ands< 7. NJ.
JTSIoS TENPyR.xcF NEgrISG-esery Sun
day at Z. ~. Hsll next to Reform Club
Roc toouss Block.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
4 Free Cnr-e.

For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, ca
tarrh, throat aud lung diseases; also, a sure
relief and permanent cure for general debility.
dyspepsia and sll nervous affections, by sim
pie vegetable medicine. which cured venera-
bic missionary physician who was long resi-
dent Of Syria and the East, and who has freely
given this valuable specific 10 thousands of kin
dred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits: and he now feels il his sacred Christian
duty TO impart to others this wonderful invig-
Grating remedy, and will send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full directions, to
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greely Block. Syracuse. y. Y. F..
Gmos50 (P. o. Box 1o.)
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
siipation. Piles and all diseases Of the stom-
aeh, Bowels and Liver: II you do, go to G, A.
Parcher's and get d bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They Will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for 30 cents bottle. or sent by mail on receipt
of price. Prepared by wiggn & Co. Rockls
Me
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

" AsHINGToN, y. Z, UcI. oV'
senator Blaine LEFT here BY rail at half
past one O'Clock to-day, for his home at
Augusta, Me, accompanied bv Thomas
sherman his private Secretary. \ spec
ial fear assigned him goes through to
Augusta.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
MIR. Welsh Accepts.

PHILADELrHIt, Pa, Oct. 50.
John Welsh stated th., evening that
he had concluded TO accept the nomina-
tou OF Minister TO England, and il CON
tirmcd by tie Senate will endeayor to
arrange his business affairs 80 as TO reach
Eng laud by the last Of November.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

Call aud see the last arrival of Boots
and Shoes at II. Whiting & Sons. Ladies
fourteen thread Serge Polish, LIS. Button
100; Goat Fox Button, l.75; Calf Button,
400 all solid goods and warranted.
Prices less than cost of manufacturer; all
other goods in proportion
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

William ". Gupill has nea, two
story Cottage and L up and nearly com
pleted outside. situated at the corner near
Hammoud's store.
r. B. Rice has lately erected quite a
large two story building near A. l.. Tracy's
house. Tor the purpose Of a dwelling house
and store.
Mr.. j. d. Harrington. well known
candy dealer, has leased the store occupied
by the late B. c. Norwood. aud has opened
grocery and confectionery.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. 80.
The senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination, Of Sioughton as Minister
10 Russia. Moves to France, hasson TO
Austria, Lowell 10 Spain and several
other diplomatic appointments.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Child Scalded.

GARDINER, Me, Oct. 80.
Frank Crocker's child aged years,
fell into pail of boiling water at South
Gardiner Yesterday, and was severely
scalded. The physician thinks it can
NOT live.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Moody and Sankey invited to Maine.

Al meeting OF all pastors OF Evan
ec,ical churche, it was voted 10 invite
Moody and Saukey to labor here in De.
cembcr. 1t il said Moody will come.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

A good story is told of Quaker vol.
hhlesT who was in 8 Virginia skirmish.
coming INTO pretty close quarters with a
seeesslohlst he remarked, Friend, It's
very unfortunate. but thee stands just
Nhete ! am going to shoot" and, blazing
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Dan. Voorhees, TO succeed Morton in
the Senate.

NEw YORK. Oct. 81.
Il is stated that Gov Williams OF In
diana has privately said he will appoint
Dan VOORHEES, a. the successor OF Nor
tuu in The Senate in case of the dcceasc
el Tie latter.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMEN

y
Office of the Chief Signal Officer. :
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Oct. 3l.-lA }
Indications.
For New England. warmer clear or part
ly cloudy weather, northerly winds veer
ing to South-easterly stationary followed
by rising barometer.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

DR.. + Il. Jackson's Catarrh SNUFF and
rroche powder i highly recommended
tor Catarrh, Colds in the head. Headache.
sore threat &c. See Advertisement.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
M A r RI E ID /.

Mr.. Adoniram Young, Of Otis, and Mrs. Mary
Jane Archer, Of Ellsworth.
Oct. 18th. by A. +. Bhrnham, Esq, Mr..
Alex ander II. Maddocks and Mrs. Lucy A,
Hanna, both Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
,urour,>r ro rn,y.IIrn-

When you visit or leave the City of NEW YORK
save annoyanc and expense OF carriage hire and
stop al the G. u q ND UNION HOTEL, OPP
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over ~ elegantly furnished rooms, and Is hIied
up al an xpenso Of over eso,s0. Elevator, steam
and all modua n Improvements. European Plan
The REsTAl hANTs. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms supplied with the best the mar.
kst can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpassed.
Rooms for single peTsot fl. sl-5o, and q psT
day; rich suites Tor families pToportonatelT low.
that visitors to the city and travellers can live
mors iuNuriousiy, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION. than at any other hrst cllsz Hotel in the
city. stage and cars pass the Hotel every min
uIr Tor all pArts OF tho eity.
Iva q b. A ". II. GARRISON. Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Benjamin Dow last wee. started TO
90 from his house AT Northwest llarbor.
sail boat. When about mile from shore
squall capsized the boat which immrd-
lately sunk. and Mr.. Dow wa drowned.
His body was recovered
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Do you want to save your children? II you
do. go to G.. A. Parcher and get a box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the suresL
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 25 cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

The Hancock Wooden mills IN Orl.nd
were burned Saturday night at o'clock.
Loss $1,000 to $40. 900. Insurance slS,-
900. Thirty people are thrown out Of en-
| ployment.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

PYLEis DIETETIC SALERATUs.-Universal-
.,ckanwledged the best in use. Each pound
bears the name of yAMKs RYLE. None genu-
inc without. 1yr4
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Instanter cures Tooothache in one moment.
3ltf
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Instanter cures Toothache in one minute. I
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cATAssu Remedy

strikes at the root, builds up the constitution.
makes 1t new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO head
back, shoulders. Kidneys and throat. 1y49
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
A TRIUMPH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

The Discovery cf a Boston HysiciaR-Pdr-
dlysis Can be CUrcd-SHrgery Surpassed
"a ne Treatment or Deformdties-E EmpAd-
tic Proof that a Ne'c Remedy for Nervous
Disorders Hts Been Found.
Hardly any great revelation OF science OF tri.
umph OF art has been received on it, Grsi an.
nounccment. with grateful faith Dy the inereda-
lous msj 'rity OF mcn. Galilco announced the
fsct hat The world moved and The so,idl ae1 un.
belief Of the world made him recant the assertion
on bcnded knees N ssckoloih and Ashcs Rising
from he ground atter this denial Of asoeriained
truth. he Is reported to have exclaimed PUR sr
NroNF-'it ioe. msYc tor all that" IT.. tntroIuc-
tipn Of the tclc-roge, which has since given US
a kuowlc lciE" 1T the stars. gree ed with a sim
liar obstinate proi indicc and unbcllef IN England
u wa announced invention Of the Esil
one. and