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The Primary school taught by Mrs
Backus will commence on Monday next.
Harvey d. Hadock and o. L. Gun
bingham. EsQ'rs. Of Buck sport, were en-
gagged last week in the trial OF a hors,
case in the Municipal Court. On judg,
ment for the Defendant, the cause was car
ried by appeal to the Sup. Jud. Court.
. some of our best farmers are busy in
hauling muscle-bed to renoyate their worn
out ieds. The tine is not far distant
hen this valuable fertilizer Nil be more
generally used. Those who have applied
it, say that on clayey soils i, is of more
value than barn-yard manure
A number OF gentlemen Of thi, city.
attended the Masquerade Ball at Somes-
vile, on Thursday night last. one Of
them. while returning home Friday morn
ing. had hi chin frozen.
At the Regular Communication Of Ly-
gonia Lodge of + and \. Masous, Jan 3.
lS77. officers Tor the ensuing year were
elected a, follows John b. Redman. ".
NJ: Carleton McGowu. : W; Edward
Mcfarland J. W. Lewis Friend. Treas /;
J.. Il. Nymau. Sec; Geo. +. Haskell. ;.
d, Rob't J. Alexander. J. H.. Hamilton
JOY, ;. +. Stockbridge, James W. Davis.
Committee Of Finance; Charles JOY. Proxy
TO Grand Lodge; SIDNEY T. Stockbridge,
= y Elmer + En4n I = H-nrv
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From Augusta
Legislative Matters.
AUGU>Tt. Me. Jan. 30.

AUGUSTA. Me. Jan. 30.
An act to incorporate the Harrington a
Jone>boro Telegraph Co. was reported.
Also to extend the powers of the NORTH
Arson and Skowhesan Telegraph Co.
The bill to limit municipal Indebtedness
to five per cent. was amended by the Sen
ate,aud then indefinitely postponed by o.c
majority, the President giving the casting
vote,-Senator Wheelwrisht favored the
passage OF the bill
bill was presented TO allow the selling
OF Railroad tickets by parties other than
duly appointed Agents. The Senate ia
BLEED the bin authorizing the town Of I.yn-
don t. appropriate money in aid of the
Aroostook River Railroad pending is
passage to be engro>>ed.
A bill was reported tor the protection ~
cranber -ir- 10 The towns OF Machias and
East Maehn,
4 bin was reported providing for tile
counting OF votes lar The election Of Regis
trrs oil Deeds on ~ before Dec. Isl. ri,
lowing their election hy .ae Governor ami
Council.
Mr. Lord Of Bangor, presented bin 10
enable he city Of Bangor to aid the Ban
Eor and piscataquis Railroad company in
the construction Of its Railroad from Ola.
town to Bangor 1t provides tina, on com.
pletlou OF the road 10 ne satisfaction Of
the Mayor and Aldermen Of Bangor the
company shall be entitled to 300 0a1 dai-
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HISTORY OF a PICTURE

TWO Of the most celebrated artists the world
has ever known dwelt IN the same city. one
delighted in delincating beauty IN all Il, graccs
of tint. FORM and motion. HIS portraits Were
instinct with the charm Of physical yigor The
graceful. haif-y oiuptuou, outline of form aud
feature harmonized with drlicately blended
lint>. ON HI canvas. the homlic,i faces had an
almost irrr>,t lble charm The other found
pleasure only in depicting weird and gloomy
subjects. Above all, dld he excel in painting
thc portraits of the dying. The agonizlng death
fhror the CHASTITY face and form, were all de-
pici.d with marvellou, fidelity. There existed
b, tween these artists the most intense dislike
Al length this d. Ike Gu minated. The beauty
loving artist had been engaged in painting the
portrait Of beautiful woman. tounoi,seur>
pronounced il the most wonderful piece VI art
That had ever been produced. His brother ar
ti>t Wa, Jealous OF hi fame and sought re-
Nrngc. By brbing the keeper Of the studio he
gained access 10 the picture each night. Al
first he was content Ia only dcaden the BRILL
aucy OF the complexion and cye>. eiiare he
bloom from cheek and lip anu paint a shadow
on either check. Later. his strokes grew bold
cr and freeT. aud one morning the artist woke
To ind the entire outline of the portrait chang
3D. He could scarcely recognize in the enaei-
aieI form and haggard countenance the glow
ing conception he had embodied. The p3lid
face and eXpreSsioness eyes he had attributed
10 lack Of genuinene>s in his Materials but
when the outlines We're changed he suspected
the cause and Indignantly dismissed the keep
sr What the reyengeiul artist marrei by a
few rapid strokes of his skillful brush Was only
restored by years OF patient industry. Reader,
need we name the artists.-Hoalth. who pants
the flowers and grassy carpet" no less than
the human form divine Disease. the dreaded
artist who reycls among the ruins both OF ma
turc and humanity and Careles>ne>s, the
keeper 10 whom Health often Gtrusi> his pOr-
traits. And j. it not the beauty Of woman, the
most admired Of all the work, which adorn the
studio of Health, that Disease oftenest seeks TO
mar: The slightest stroke Of hi brush upon
the delicate organization leaves an imprint that
require, much skill and patience to eiiace. Re
>toratiOn must be prompt. Carelessness must
be dismissed. Let suffering woman heed the
warning ere Disease has married their chief
beauty r. Health ~ beyond PREPARATION. DR..
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription has been used by
thousand, Of these sufferers, and they unan-
imou- in their praise of il excellence. If you
would be transformed from the palld, nervous
invalid INTO happy, vigorous woman, try it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01

The Womans Aid Society. will give a
Coffee Supper in Hancock Hail ON Tbur.-
day Feb. lst from 5 to O'Clock. the PM
lie are expected to literally patronize ~
the object is benevolent one. Iickets
% cts.
Last Friday was the coolest day that
has been known for years At O'Clock
A. NJ, the mercury was at 36' below. In
orland, it is reported TO have been at 400
at Bangor 81.
The proposed change in the time OF
the annual election Of this city, has been
referred by the Legislature to the delega-
ton from this County.
1t IS said that the supply Of corn in
TINS market is already running short
rrooaoly there are not more than 5000
bushels Tor sale among all our dealers.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK
save annoyance and expensa OF carriage hire aud
step ~ the GRAND UNION HOTEL. or
poslte the GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT n hs,
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is lifted
upa a. expense Of over s900 600 Elevator. steam
ami all moietn improvements. European Plan
Wine Rooms arc supplied with the lest the mar.
krt can furnish The cuisine Is unsurpas sed.
Rooms Tor single person, 81, Sl5l, and O. per
day rich suites Tor families proportionatey low
50 that visitors 10 the city and travellers can live
more luAuriousy, for less money. at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other ilrst-Cas- Hotel in the
city. stages and cars pass tile Hotel every min.
ute for .ll parts ct the civ.
ly42 q. 4. & W. ID. GARRISON, slanagefs
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For consumption, bronchitis. asthma, ca
tarrh, throat aud lung diseases; also. a sure
relief and perm snent cure Tor general debility.
dysDfp>it and al nervous affections, BY sim
plSNsgctabe medicine. which cured yenera,
bic missionary physician who was long a resi-
dent Of syria and the East. and who has freely
giyea this valuable specific to thousands OF kin
dres sufferers With the greatest possible benc-
fits; and he now feel, il his sacred Christian
duty 10 impsrt To others this wonderful inv t.
Grating remedy, aui viii send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with iull directions, 70
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARA y. Robbins.
GrcciC1lnek :-syracu,,. y. y .
dnos11 il. II. Q. Boy ~
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lions az The October Term o the sup. Jua, Court,
! aud at the October an6 october adjourned term
| Of the Court Of County Commissioners a. y
| leI6:-
ALLOWED ~ 5. J. COURT.
Originated before $. J, Court.
State V. Clymeua Crabtrec, =
Michael Hurley, > p
George \. Dyer, -
y. II. Higgins, -
Neil y. stuart. ~
Timothy Brcsnahan, 3o0
william ". willard \ al, TO "
Originated before ELS Police Court.
State ". Daniel Hurley, Apprt 8
Originated before ". II. PasbHry. tn
State vs. Frank Googlns, " 81
Originated before EHS. Maicipdl Court.
state Vs. William II. Hodgdon, Applt u Oh
Originated before h. r. Ferguson, I. j.
state VS. Albert L. Haskell. Appn p 6
General Bill OF Cost. livA
ALLOWED NJ couNrY COMMISSIONERS.
Oriqiaated before j. T. MncAey, tn
state u. Charles Everett. So6i
Orjgingtd bsfore curtis .StereaS Hittimus.J
State ys. James nan 4 George wayland, 300
OrjgiHatedbe y. H. Piisbary, 4. =
state vs. Isaac Breton X al, - 70
Geo. Wayland, "a
Originated bctore JaS. ~ BiaiNIeu, IT,
state u cyrus A. COOK, rs
OrigiHated before J. y. Parker r.
state vs. Joseph III. DAVIS, II p
William II q. Freeman, : 10
Int. Liquors. 10 u
Originated before y. Il. lint, 4. j.
state ". Daniel Getcncll, e52
Originated befprc n. r. Ferguson, Z. u,
state y. Gray alias John Gray, 1873
Originated Jetarc J. T. Hachey I'll !.
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Deer Isle
An Exchange says thai the st. John
people are much excirea over the release
OF Robbins, the murderer of Camp. on the
Annie b. and threats are freely made that
the Death of the st. John man will DE aven-
ged by his death. party of men on the
steamer New Brunswick. which stopped
over at SCOTS Landing one night recently
tramped 8 mile to singing school in Deer
Isle expecting to see Robbins, whom is
thought they would have lynched.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01

DO you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con
slipalion. Piles and all diseases OF the stom
ach. Bowels and Liver: II you Do. 20 to G. A.
Parcher's and get = bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by all druggists
for - cents a bottle. or sent by mail on receipt
ofprcc. freparedby Wiggin 4 Go. Rochltnd.
Ne
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City and County.
Religious Services il this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-S school at 10 80
A NJ. Preaching at > ID and - p. NJ
DEMONSTRATING at 2:l5 aud Up. NJ
Sabbath School at f. NJ.
nUSITARIAN.-Sabbath School ST Pm
Teaching At , :l5 aud : Z. NJ.
n oAEEaoLIc.-Presching at 10 IL O'Clock A
u, Sabbath School at > P. NJ.
Sabbath School at / P. NJ.
Spirit IcsA.IIsT.-Meetings held every sun
drug store. "a "a a" "'eI "iseii
-, 800. eryiees at Methodist Church
every SUNDAY a, 1912 A NJ, and on alteTnat,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01

From lion. ". II. JJIc-, of West Dover. VI
i have been troubled from ms boyhopi with
chrome OF hereditary lung complaint. Sonr
wear. since. carly in the winter. took cud
when =. usual settled into severe cough +,
which continued 20 Increase u the season all
yancei. although made u>e Il all M cough
remedic, hat knowledge Of My family phy-
>icituialso prescribed for mr. tut experienced
no re ief. Turing all III, lime | wa, gradually
running down, losing ile-h ami strength. until
ms friends a, Well a. ms >e4f. became tcrt much
alarmed. thinking should waste awsN in con-
sumption. Nhl.r la Boston during the spring
following. ! Wa induced u lsy NI~TtN'-
BALstM on Wild CHEEKY. Afer one dan
trial was sensible that it VS., Tcli,yiu. me- Id
ten day's time my cough hal entirely ceased
aud | was soon restored 10 health and strength.
have ever since Kept the BAIsAN Ia M house,
and whenever ans member Of ms family ha> y
cough o. co j, II j, immediately .csptted to.
No family should be without it,
- cent, ana 81 bJuie. Sod hy a.l drug
gl>ls.
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Castoria l.

Castoria j. perfect substitute for
Castor OH, without any Of III directions. for
il Is pleasant % taAe anil d1c, not nau.eatc Or
gripc. For Costiycuc,- X any age. but c-pcv
tally for sour stomach, Wind Cole, Worms
and thc DESCRIBED Bowel, orChliren, its the
most elective remedy IN cNi-fcnae. 1t II
harmless y !. reliable, ami il j. cheap.
Is &mp. ii
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Appeal from Judge Carpenters De
cision.

NEW YORK. Jan. 50.
A Columbia. ; L, dispatch. states that
an appeal from Judge Carpenter, decision
was taken YESTERDAY aud an argument On
the appeal will be heard TO-DAY.
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pulpit joined them, and declared poor JcnneI
and his vaccine both 10 bc diabolical and mons
tFous.
SO ithas been. though in n less degree, with the
more recent discoveries by - eical innoyator-,
OF The uses Of anVstheiics aud of lectricity. Aud
stu, AZ Calico said. ''fhe world docs move for
all that These observations are made 10y way
OF hespeakiug Tor another and remarkable medi-
cal discovery 10 our own city of Boston and hy a
Boston physician, the careful and unpr,JudiCe,l
attention which It deserves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01

Take the sensible view. Tar cleanse. heals
and cures Catiarrh. The only method Of direct
appL alton i, by inha.ia, the Napor- Of The
"SoutioL OF Forest FAR Calatih ii, good
thing to ct rii u. lmj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01
A TRIUMPH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

me Discovery Of Boston Physicidn-Pd
diysis Can be Cured-lSurgery Surpassed
in the Treatment Of DeformdtieS-Emphd
tic Proof that Ne,c Remedy for Nervous
Disorders Has Been Found.
Hardly any great revelation OF science or tri-
umph of art has been received on its first an
nouncement, with grateful faith by the incredu-
lous majority of men. Calico announced the
tact that the world moved and the solidi fed un
belief Of the world made him recant the assertion
on Bonded knees in sackcloth and ashes Rising
from the ground after this denial of ascertained
truth. he is reported, to have exclaimed PuR Sc
MUovE-"It does move for all that" His lntroduc-
ton Of the telescope which has since given TO us
a knowledge of the stars. was greeted with sim
liar obstinate prejudice and unbelief. In England
1t announced invention of the Evil
One, and
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There need be no pain where Ceutau

There need be no pain where Centaur
Llnlmrnti- us,i. Burns AMI Said, are hea,-
Ell without scar. rheumatism, sprain,, aud
most ilr-h. h9ne and muscle ailments en- NJ
absolutely CURED. There arr two Kinds. Thr
Ceniaur Lsniment II Mr. family u-e tbr le-
iow tpr horses Anil animals. Onr trial Wiz
convince .he inrrrdulous
iy .lmo, ~
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DO you want % save Your chi!drcn. II sou
do, go to q. A. Parchcr and get box OF Fe>-
senden's Worm hxpeller 1t il the sure,t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by All druggists for - cents, Of sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared By Fcssenscn * Co.. Rockand.
Maine.
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The Weather.

AR DEPARTMENT.
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON c. Jan 3l-l A. n.
FrgJgbutj,s
Ia The Middle and Eastern states. filling
barometer. eaSJerly 10 southerly winds
westerly to >outh-rlv aud westerly. sta
tionary 10 rising temperature. Increasing
cloudines>. aud possibly succeeded at
night by faln areas. northwest OF the Al
lez haTI--
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PoRTLAND-CId Jan. y, sch Radiant. Hardy,
BucksporL
Id 18th. sch NJ L Crockett, Hutchins, Bucks
port.
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar Jan. "a, steam tug How.
ell, Homer, Bucksport
FALL RWER-In port Jan, "a, sch Mountain I.au
rel, OF Ellsworth
NEwPoRT-Ar Jan. n, schs Eas tern Queen
Gault, Lamoine for New York; Ganges, kIeth
Providence for do
BosToS-Ar sch NJ l. Crocket, Hutchins, Orland
= NEW YoRK-Ar Jan. ., sch Eastern Queen
Gault, Lamoine.
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A NEW PHASE OF soRCERY.

In the realm of medical science this same phase
OF human folly has been constantly Witnessed
Haryey,s announcement that the blood circula
ted through the veins was received with a howl
OF derision scarcely less vigorous than that which
waited upon Galileo's asser ton that the world
circulated through space. Haryey's patients
abandoned him and the medical probe ssion OF the
day gave him an almost unanimous cold shoulder.
subsequently his house was attacsed by mob,
ano u number Of his cherished books destroyed
And again when Jenner discovered he prevent
i've virtues OF vaccination. IN medical societies Of
which he was mem Der forbade him 10 promu l.
gate the great truth pain of expulsion from
their pale of mepabership. The faculty of Lon
don denounced him as a beastial quack, and the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-01

Sch Caroline 4, Of fremont, from New York for
Providence. before reported 40 New Bedford Ia dis
treas, has discharged and viii procce, westward
after bending new sails
Sch Caroline 4, OF fremont. from New York for
Providence, before reported 1t New Bedford, in
distress, ha- adjusted salvage claims, ami she
be taken 70 Maine Tor repairs. The vessel val
ue'l at ESQ, and the cargo at 3il3.J0.
sch Cabinet Of CastIne, was towed into Booth
bay Goth with loss Of sails and a seaman named J
Ill steaTns, who was washed overheard 24th.
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Winter Harbor-Jan. IS, by VIM. Rand. Esq
Mr.. Laforis Foster, of Bristol, Me-, and Miss
Julia Hammond, of Gouldsboro.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA-Aaag REMEDY

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CA.AAAI REMEDY
strikes at the root. builds up the constitution,
make. it new, and drives away Catarrh and all
disease, .. the mucous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head ,
back. shoulders, kidneys and throat. ly49
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Late Physician 10 ST. Georges aal H7r.holo-
news Hospitals. london, Cassta li
S.; EGrabeths, etc.
4ner vedrs Of me most cdborions re-
search and investigation, Gnd after the
y,ractiruE Application ia treatment TO thoH-
sands Of patients, Gco. dL1hdirr, a ~,
~. ~. hot' presents fe TIE Inlcrican pub
iic tie folf0tcitg remedies. his soie dis
c0rerg AMI property. tue efficacy OF trhich
is dficStcd a. the roirHiinoaS quantity ~
Testimonials. tie unsolicited offerings of
suffering and Discouraged patients, ,ritO
hare NOT only FtccirsR sciief al,d benefit
from their continued use. baf hGrc been
radically cured 81 ailments aud chronic
complaints. tFi.jC! hurc bsel atljifIgod hy
the most eminent IN ysicjaAs dssjsopcIess.
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PARALYSIS may proceed nom the brain which IS
the seat of sensation and vOiitirn, or irum the
spinal marrow and nerves. bF which sen >ation
and Nnhtion are conveyed to and from the brain
all over the body, or II may take eccentric forms
OF Development and effect special localities IN the
human crganizatioa, depfiyng the sufferer It may
he of sight. OF hearing or smelling. The more
frequent forms u the disease are those ut para
lyzcd motion. and may b. thus classified Apo
pleNy OF The brain. congest ton, soitcning of the
spinal marrow. and partial paralysis, when frum
the pressure arising from morbid growth or tu-
NOR, or from mechanical Jury. or oftcn nom
some unknown cause. the parts supplied by a
particular part are narat keh.
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CuILBLAINs ard CAappcd Hands. cured ny
the application Of Fotc,t Tar Saiye.'
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There Is NJ dressing 70. burns thai sill com.
pair - It'll Forest Tar SAVE"
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RESOURCES
- InE nos. JodEe Az rloll'r M \


80 II lncpCk
THE UNDERSIGNED Executor ID rf- ,-t.n.-. NO
/ ilI3tm Tugs.r. late 81 Esl-Aoltu ,a Nd
.s4ftts. deceased reapcctiIiIg 4reu#v uu-- tnI,
la -t,1l, ana rhattel-, rig n, ipi crtIi-- wf I
lete4-ed unt sun 1ient 10 pLy hI- Ju-. ,t,tt.-
anu charges .! adm lHI>tratioH, Rhc+ eIar, sulr
petitioner prays Your Honor % grant him !. Ill.
cessr - cl ~ pubIlc pIIy Ate saIc. and convey
follow towt. one House Hlii ut sItgatrd on
the west side ID the RIVER. IA -dId EI~ Nutth. I'D
the real estate ~ the deceased % satisfy -llt
'lpht- aud charges ~ q fntBtstratIan-
u NJ JEW NEI EA.n.-nr
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ln.tanicr cure, Too,hachc ii Ole moment
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Medical Home and Retreat
For Invalids.
No. 290 ShaWmlt AVGlnG, Boston. Mass

For persons afflicted with Paralysis Delormi-
ties. spinal or Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy, Con
gulsions. Hysterid disease OF the Brain
this institution ofefs a guarantee the most Ail.
iul treatment and almost
CERTAIN CURE
and all lie advantages ofan excellent home while
the process OF restoration TO health and strength
Is IN progress. Ihc founder OF the Home wa :
himself restored from severe paralysis to perfect
health by the discovery of the peculiar meth Cd OF
treatment which he now employs with uniform
success. Circulars sent free containing all par
ticulars on application TO
ly5l g. w RHODES, II. D., Medical Director.
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MARINE LIST.


NEW OEk, Jan. 2B.-The schooner James Law
renee. ol Ellsworth, Me- il ashore al Rockaway-
Capt. Deliver anu the crew are safe. She vas
bound from Charleston ID New l0rk with rusin.
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lnstantcf cures rooothache il one moment.
3ltf
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and spinal marrow, undoubtedly produce the ma
jority OF all paralytic attacks. Taking this fact
IN connection with another tact equally certain,
namely, that this fast going age imposes an ex-
cessiyc strain on oar brainai and sidnal strength
and ur have an explanation oi the yearly incrcas
in the number OF victims of the disease. Any
scientific discovery, therefore. W ieh shall giyeus
an efficient ,dy tor this too roHlmon maiady OF
modern days, j. worthy to take rank among the
great hc elections whirh the researches of great
minds have from time to t.me confer "a upon the
race. The meth 81 10 whtra se have alinded as
euunlXing inst -mcA
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~ome>Nilte.
The Somesville Brass Band gave their
thiId annual Masque BAH, on the night OF
the 2jth. Although it was cold, there was
an unusual number of maskers and specta-
tors, there being about thirty-tive couple
that masked, aud about one hundred spec
tators. The music for the occasion was
good. The Ball commenced at 5 o'clock,
aud at half past 10 the company adjourned
TO Ilamor's Hall. where bountiful ssrper
was supplied. Kings, Queens, Firemen,
soldiers, Indians and Negroes, played a
lively tune with knives and forks. Much
! praise is due to the ladies OF : Tor getting
+ up the supper for the occasion.
I Below we give the names of the maskers
and the Characters represented. So far as
we have been able to obtain them:
I Lady in Black. Sadie Prescott.
/ Riding Habit. Olive Emery.
/ Starlight, Alta Emery.
/ llulc Red Ridughood. Mrs. Andrew " ood.
snow Flake. Almira salisbury.
Star OF the Evening. MR.. T.. G. Parker.
lille Doe, in the IND
dian Drama Of Nick Clara Higgins.
Of the Moods.
Fancy Dre,. Della PRAY.
Daughter Of the Reg't, f. Robinson.
Peasant Girl. Fanny Billings.
Queen Of Diamonds. Ada Rich.
Fancy Costume. T.. Foster.
Flower Girl. Mrs. james Foster.
q style, tNnthia Collins.
Button Grl. Mary Gray.
Starlight Miriam Higgins
Flower Girl, Minnie Emery.
Domino. Ella kitfhld.
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