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, 1877-09-01

Foged Listen over u5etaIts Skater eli
CoIonialkassen for Aaret 1876 med Ordre
at foretage Execution for disse Skater
saafremt Qvittering like er torevist linden
8 Uger fra Dato.
Byskatterne for de Eiendomme der like
eies at Plantageeiere vile frsmdeles blivs
modtagne her paa Contoiret.
FrederiFsteds Fogedcontoir den 2sde
august 1877.
G. sARAUW.
, 1877-09-01
NOTICE.

VT is hereby made known that the Presi.
A dency has transmitted to the undersign-
ed Sheriff the list Of arrears of taxes due to
The Colonial Treasury for the year 1876
with orders 10 levy for said taxes if receipts
are not produced within 3 weeks from date.
The taxes for town properties, not own
ed by estate owners, will as hitherto be
received at this Office.
Sheriff's Office, Frederiksted, August
2Sth 1877.
G. SARAUW.
, 1877-09-01
NO 4 4 =!

NV &c,
W Ed beg leave to inform our
customers and the public in general,
that from SUNDAY the Goth inst,
we will sell FRESH BEEF& MUTTON
at a reduced price, say on Sundays
IL cents pr. Id. on Thursdays Il
cents, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed
nesdays, and Fridays, Mutton IA cts.
pr. h., and without further notice
we will sell the said fresh supplies.
| Cent less than any person or
persons that will oppose US.
st. Croix, Christiansted August
23rd 1877.
81. K. WILLIAMS.
j. w. DERRICK.
VIM. KRAUSE
, 1877-09-01
Bekjendtgjoxelse

IN PIT bckjenitgj6res herved, at
udkast til Repartitioneni afgang-
ne Planter THOMAS SPoTTENs D0ds-
DO fremimgges i en- Session som af-
holdcs i BOet Onsdag den Code Sep
TENDER d. A. Eftermiddag XXI l slet,
hyorefter Boet f~orYentes sIuttct.
Christiansteds skifteret den 27do
August 1877.
Fl, a. .JURS.
, 1877-09-01
AUKTION.

EFTER Begjeling af Christian
Is steds Skifteret, som behandIende
J. J. Lunds FaIlitbo og som Exccu-
tons og UdlegShaver, vii efternevn-
, 1877-09-01
te Eiendomme tilb0rende Planter E..
L, Svitzer, nemlig:
-PLANTAGERNE-
SPAN|SHT0WN
PROFIT,

beliggendc i denne Oes Kongens
Kvarteer, med ait Tilbeh0r, blive OPP
raabt til Bortsalg we'd 8 offentlige
A%uctioner i OvereenstemmeIsc med
Placat 22de April 1871
Auctioncrne atholdes 2an under
tegnede Contoir ON Iltermiddagen
Kl. | slct som f0iger:
Iste Auktion Tirsdagcn den 25de
September 1877.
eden Auktion Tirsdagen den 9de
October 1917,
3dio Aubtion Tirsjager den @3do
October 1877.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og andre Salget yedkommendo Do
cumenter Vile vpre til EGcrsyn paa
Auhtionsco toiret tra l8de Sept2m-
Der 1877.
Dennc Bchjcndtgj5rolso tjcnc til
lige til Efcfto,aius for Panihavere.
Christiansteds Aukti0nsc0nt0ir den
eide August 1877
r. A IIiRG
, 1877-09-01
SPANISHTO W N
AND
? OpiT,

situated in Kings Quarter in this Is
land with all appurtenances, will be
put up for sale at 3 public auctions
in conformity with the PIacard dated
22nd April ISI7-
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned office at ! o'clock p. m.
as follows
LIST Auction on Tuesday the 25th
September 1877.
2nd Auction on Tuesday the 9th
October 1877.
Bird Auction on Tuesday the 23rd
October 1877.
Conditions, Appraiscment, and
other Documents concerning the sale
may be seen at the Auction Office
from the 18th September 1877.
TAis advertisement serves also
for the information OF mortgage hol-
derS.
Christiansted Auction Office 9th
August 1877. :.
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-09-01
InH PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS

z N the Country Schools will this year
& take place as foIlows:-
East Hill Tuesday Sept. 4th at II o'clock,
La Princesse Thursday " 9th q"
Peters Rest Tuesday "1lth""
Kings Hill Friday "14th""
La Val'ee Tuesday 18TH"
Diamond Friday "2Ist""
Two Williams Tuesday "25th""
Mt. Victory Friday 28;h""
Parents, guardians, and friends Of the
Schools are invited to favor Us by their
presence ct the Examinations.
st. Croix Country School Commission.
22rd August 1877.
Tn. J. A. ENGHOLN.
Chairman.
, 1877-09-01


The monthly report Of the Secretary to
The Treasury shows the Public Debt of
the United States to be s2,o59, 339,318,
involving a decrease Of $SIS,9 05.
Great financial distress is felt at Galatz,
as the business of the town is completely
destroyed by the closing Of the Danube
The Russians have placed 80 of their
W locomotives upon the Roumanlan
railways to accelerate the transportation
of material,
Encouraged by Turkish successes in
Armenia, the rebellion in the Caucasus is
extending. At present the whole strip
of The Mahommedan country between the
Caspian and the Black Sea is in a state of
Instruction. The example set by the
Abchasians and Circassiaus on the BlacIf
Sea is initiated by the Lesghians and
Daehis on the Caspian. Only the central
portion Of the hills is still keeps under
Russian sway by the forts Of Ytadi&aykas.
1t was decided at q late meeting Of the
Cabinet held under the presidency OF The
Sultan, that in case the Russians should
take Adrian ople and make for the capital,
the standard of the Prophet should be uufuri-
ed, a resolution which has thrown every
body into CONSERVATION.
A telegram from BraiIa states that the
Russians are preparing to place pneuma-
tic torpedoes at the mouth of The Sulina
branch of the Danube, to protect the
communications OF the Dobrudscla column
from an anticipated attack by the Turkish
Black Sea fleet. These tolpedoes are said
to be a new form of applying compressed
air to submarine operations against hos
tile men-ot.War.
According to the latest news from the
seat of war, the Russian Army has much
to suffer on its march aud iuss now a
telegram from Jassy informs me that the
cattle plague has shown Itself among tie
animals intended for the support Of the
Army. 1t is even said to have committed
great ravages already, and it would truly
seem ms if ali the elements had conspired
against the Russians.
The FanfuU0 states that the Italian
Ambassadors at London md Vienna have
sent important communications to the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs regarding the
resolution which the two Governments
may deem it opportune to make should
affairs in tho East become more complicat-
ed.
1t iS understood that Italy has reason to
hope for a portion Of Turkish territory in
the event of a general war. The Italian
Ambassador at Constantinople has certain
Iy been as Russian as the Russian himself.
Prince G~ortchakoff is announced from
OIsova to have informed Prince Milan
that when the conditions OF peace are
discussed Russia Will not make any other
propositions as to the aggrandizement Of
Servian territory than those which have
been already made at Constantinopic.
The substitution If German for Polish
names Of places has already been applied
in about 500 cases in one Of the two dis.
tricts of Posen. The Polish,speQking
inhabitants avoid the use of the new
names whenever it is possible. In
German Lorraine also 90 pie ces have Just
received German names.
, 1877-09-01
Bekjendtgjorele

VA E T b~ckjendtgjj0lrte,s,' herved at presi.
y dentskabet bar t~ilstillet undsrtegnede
, 1877-09-01

The monthly report Of the Secretary to
the Treasury shows the Public Debt Of
the United States to be 2 1853, 339,318,
involving a decrease Of $SIS,9 O5.
, 1877-09-01
q G7alasION,1

ut the request of Christionstcd's
IA Dealing Count in behalf Of J J..
Lund's bankrupt Dealt g, as levy
holder, the following Estates, belong
ing to Planter l.. L. Syitzer, viz
TT ESTATES
, 1877-09-01

Great financial distress is felt at Galatz,
as the business of the town is completely
destroyed by the closing Of the Danube.
, 1877-09-01

The Russians have placed 80 of their
W locomotives upon the Roumauian
railways to accelerate the transportation
of material,
, 1877-07-08

70 RENT-sT0EES, OFFICES, DC.
.n1isceIinneoMs-co
TL9q 0E x9 @ STATE
r % gooa q oS
et2is
RIO :REST57TnE EST1RE 5;sT9EY ASp BASE:
sEfsS ia f: tssSas: SSIsi 1s :!iestsS
T. aas e? Seasaafy RSSs
s!sSE E.. 8 Sys Aepy A-eo1
AN:EnR-:Ee sENI:
.WAxTED-To EEST-A T. 4 ,l,: ,TgES1sMEp House
,sr.oa Fs's xadSs &s r ts@y South Side
WASrEps.To nESIRY y331f = TMS Tfs E GEESTMLEaESs M a.
Xddres xa pTee s : s0'
,oa i Ss99si t. ho? T. ss saa 0s
y1TASrEp-To REST-UNTIL MAY. l. GOOD
2aa! sspt af 5aas Is sdsas sss with
FGAn ssspe Sn ds oasa
psy "a Sse6 M'ke' frk prompt
+ esS}a ssSs osa&s zaS;s. Is EfT
UTANTED-T0 RENT-A FLOOR OF FIVE or SIX
s'dc. /" f'es; rcs;ponsiSe ps1y 1ddfes. G. %
x Poass EG EFfE II EAEsa 5sssh RS49sse
WASTEp-To REXr-AA,. NICELY -FulsSIsIlED
WTANrEp-T0 RESr-BY FOUR YOUNG GEN
besra sos1 sds aGs e .o
IVASTEp-To RESr.nY q "a, rRoMrT:rAr1NG RON:
dress s.. Tribune o1ice. 'N~'
WASTED-To NEST-;DY NAN AND WIFE, ron
w hOnsckEcnfHc. four fire rOQfUS, nnrt Of
, 1877-07-08

III 4 ~
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sal,s,ioa S j 15S s4sSssrs s,Ss sot
sssa 1re* address iss Ss1
osS?Ss ii SYs s sE{5F5E5sK II ;5zE7i; 5sF5
sTokEs. sss West sisdisoa:s!: - y
sss'sss !oe@. s IT, H. lot c1ear at Geneva Ill.,,
1o5 ely a1Wslns; VIII assnnle
n9ss IS a'' highly improved
- "A: $. MCKNIGHT sco.. q Nashing.on..t.
AGGmAlSGE:sToT To- ousE Ant 50 FEES
i11f NA e so5 assasd T. * T.
ExcnASGE-:- WILL EXCHANGE A G7766
and aad .Sr e. nsW tor building
TOR ExcuAScE67 m d !; S3ir -! = Fi@e 31sa's?15si
I'M IT,, eeaT a @ n ofsr ca north
%slsyss sss a; sssa s
timhcs fan &C.,, AcKEs GEES Or HEAVY
On Michigan iaEe sp1c Il, one tract wan. Eq ar
F0I: ES7Ii1 Si;F.3 i:SSii713:F ~ r. W W. 3:e- 5-
toscibcr Or seuarae,r for thran sM rsi t{nt sg q
other property: Anply 4 Room lo 1Si clsrkss: =.
one So one "a Gnp aso } G nc M oSE ~
Improved With Of 11s years eTo IL fos ioa sd nd
Dearborn. -s.. J. n. 1lLLlSGs. ----- 80 '-
Tor ExCHANGE-F1NE FAETIHG or 7;T3ZlSG
n Sxaf pff tfE
ToIi EXcEASGF-50x7.5 ~ pF13FI3 u SE39
ConErss4.st cottage and lot ii palt payment. j,
Ear. =, ssLInc ~ SlatA.ss. =----
7sa NV hOuSE ASPLor -
e2sisy: doooEi6aE& : sTokEs: 80 W. Mal!.aa:
rses eass q sae Eaa aofs soshae 9s f
, 1877-07-08

To IeEST-ROOnIs.
SCUM slde-Continucd.
TO II g "a:
II se!in s.f Z
m! loan her sloo Thes shall have every car to naSs
S%s S@ fsane sssaa oec. no
EEXT1:3s :a, FUR
7T7o .NEST-TWO SOUTH FRONT ROOMS. NICELY
st. r. as 's3 vER ef
T7o nEST-suIrEs OF ROOMS n. THE ELEG; Ant
s"'f2s II T. ss Z E. .ss; + f S "a APG Z
RIO REST-5s ELpRIDgE: :co1rT-slX6IER ROOM.
L furnished, lse Of bath: private family.
rFo 1:EST1Fol; llG1T HOUSEKEEPING, FOUR
ssa 10 }os' oas' Win
TO REST nE Nn2 153
bearSora.s, Appiy At ooin * A'' - '''N''p' '''
RIO REST-pLEAsANT ls9QaFs FOR GENfL E,tES
H. board g.
ncr ia Adams a1 and i FithaT.. sis 10 500 per
week.
without board. lsEidridssscoaft. Is - @''~@ ''''' =
,1s l s5H1sa 1,IS oo l5 ci5, SSs1s EN-
j all1l single rooms. no waoash.av. W. 80. = 80
n1csly furnished = laFEc e
bstl,.rooa pftsste d family: rsfsrs.ecs reqared:
EEST-pY : pKlyATE saS FA;Lf e rwo on on
ihfce eceant ROOM nlcey tuln.sncG' Gneap& - h
saa:as: saa:as:-N-s"N.N'-~-~--M- - - 4 ~ -
o S E1oMs s.e cES );
tsahy locatc ana eneap 7cht- Union faouse' So
North Side. ..
ITO REEr-.AT TEL nEARBoRN-Av... NICELY
ae1s he Ga '''su
RIO EENT-No. ISL oAK.sT.. EAST or Rush, An
! elsesnt furnished room fronting the lake. for
2s ts2s S.t Path Nh
iii mnrovemenIs furnished or u1furutshed with use
Of to TIC rs parties 1sgp.so I sm VIII be
n'aoe: ": y. Auaae: oAssl'!ent = pss.oo1a;s.:
EENTUSlGGtxfoS1sHED Sd5t6 ROOMS At NO.
nicS fnToishcd for one Or NO GS gsofemsp: pSsst
7ssz M ons..ae.. sesxssn Ia Sale and So'sn
sls: SSs: II ssSS%|:s fass5s rssE
/ Of dwclIias - Sorih Franijin.'s - '@1'
~ 7;i:7-77,i : F1771,y7c.;E6 oo 173S717T
l. ni:hcd rooms With Or withoat Ioard; References;
turns low 80 Se,'a s'stsst; oazs = o5zz
sat # 1t IL il Ss3 ssS Sis1f! out on
r,,o r,p7:1, ..,, oxr .rr,,-sT -. V7cT7v-T1,R-
ni.hed front acove room, suitable for gentleman
s'f; s;a sns'e F0' Modern
1ro nESr-A LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. ALSO sIS:
sl room, With Of M without boart' pathrcon, ana
s1rr IT 1ear M nsnrhorna nol
1I,o rsxrE-yrAT1y r1pN1s1,En pooys Ar mn
A -! NJ, .%-'A"'13s<1@ 3'oo'4' ~ e
ino'nha-se"' Aeaf t'usu. stu.---------~---------
RIO REET-ss3 CAss-ST.~ELEGANTLy FURNISH.
1 60 ana @ Entosnisnea M rooms, cncap. ------
RIO EEST-A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT OF 7
rooms In the elegant apartment building. 33a Ohio
ST. +. A. CUMMINGS eco, 1874 LaSac-st.
RI ~ Lea 4-f 1t.SlSfihp NoyMS, si,~ - S+.aO
sltcblsau-st. near E}arK
ITO EEST-TiIREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping In trick house one block from cars.
80 super3or'st-
yVNN Tep<T -. f.1IEAp 4 NICE rNEI;pvIsIIFh
, 1877-07-08

1,n rYvN.r -~n-,,.
~@9~~~@7:.sa+s Wssf Sac. ~~~~~~~
'o allEaN ahlENfTmloo = s.t sOgTN PEoR1A-sT LOWER
r. - 1o=se. .1lnl,1ea complete !or aonssksee
Teaaissd Two o'osk' 1'0' Madison
faeals x1nSaER y ~ @ Ko9 S4sS
re }d;sss:1 ngSTaA WIDOW LADY LIVING ALONE T1s
Address 7e Tuae ose quiet PARTIES Vest Side
2oo: Via es,e1 t as{ ::sI
Address -. Tribune odcr. ''1'O A'' ''o''
7I'o IEST-sEC0SD -sT0gY FLAT Al, : 7,o57vs
. Faal'nssI. nsaf Madison. ~ : W 'oos's' ~
nsntsa ana Ssa,S ,.Rs ss @ as0
s. He5 month Cali day !. rs wa;hiesen.s,, t
7i;0 TFvTsTo777, 7375,7s s;,77;-,z.=7.=-.---.--- -
1as.hed iof houseEsspat' Is g vs. vs.
!'41tasoh t q New bficS.
10 1!:s,c MESr-A ;annc NlcELrFuKSISAED R00M II \
x'sSa ana ss ia4pu1e & III We We
,,,n 49, -, w., 7;z77
raaEs MmSiIi,"O s-,i,' ,LAKGE. EEWL{.FuRXlsHED
~ ,1,o ExS7sf777Fs REM oF= 777ra7 ~ ,,7,;,,;r
Seek W.; saoa: ASR six HoSMS oesIS
SON. Is W west iihsa Madison.st ssn' 'sa H. 1no"
'No EEST-To GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO
batt. Wbn + m1nss npsaea 9, f2o1 Tth pfircsc e
60 Tribune oaiee: 49, -'0~-~' <>N-'~'' ~
bndnE g III KpoHS p1y II SfT 4 d nTek We1i
~ =: -zzz---:----.
ior esntcnen II aes 6raE hEos So1 Fe nAr
7ro RExE=A coslLY-r1ns1slEp FLOOR roR
At 1ao south feotia:s '' l'' 'E4'' '*Au'' Apply
, 1877-07-08


Il Sf one kA.i*o 51Ua E-.sr.s -. .A.l u,.-
a. the lowet cash prices address 1871 uearhorn-st-,
, 1877-07-08

ITO EEST-SUiTES OF THREE AND SIX 3tOOMS
In Thompson Block. West Nattson.sf,, newly
s[aned g. ant cas,Nned; rent low: BY WM. II: TllOMi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18
sptfiaI Aotifts.
>CHFNCK'S PUIMoNIC SYRUP, SEA WEED
InSIc AND MANDRAkF PILLS

>CHFNCk's PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA WEED
TuNIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These deServedly celebrated and popular
medicine, have effected a revolution in The
healing art and proved the falacy Of several
maNim~ which have for many years ob.truct
81 the progress OF medical science. The false
supposlliou that Consumption is ncurable"
deferred physicians from attempting to find
remedies for that disease, and patients afflicted
W ith il rruouciicI themselves TO death without
they supposed 10 bc unavoidable. 1t is now
proved however. thst COnsunptios can Dc
cured. and that 1t has been cured in n very
great number OF cases some of them sppa-
Tentiy lespeT ate oDcs) BY Schenck's Pulmonic
syrup alone; aud in other cases By the same
medicine IN connection with Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. one or both,
according 10 the requirements Cf the case.
Or. schenck himself, who enjoyed uuintcr-
rupted good health for more than forty year,
Was supposed. at one time to he At the very
gate Of death. his physicians having pronounc-
OF his case hopeless, and abandoned him to his
fate. He was cured by the aforesaid medi-
cnes. and. since his recovery, many thousands
similarly affected have used Or. schenck's pre-
pAratons with the same remarkable success
Iull directions accompany each making II
not absolutely Necessary to personally SEE DR..
echcnak unless patients wish their lungs ex-
aminsi, ana for this purpose he Is profession
ally At his principal office. Corner Sixth and
Arch S.. Philadelphia, every Monday. where
all letters for advior must be addres-sd.-
SchencHs medicines are sold by all druggists.
Jan'y'I1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

We met very pleasant gentleman last
week who had been bartender for "A num-
Der of years. aud he talked freely OF his
business. He says for clean profit there is
nothing like il IN the world. That the best
wine furnished costs 81 so gallon. That
the business is good every day in the week
aud every hour Of the twenty-four. That
a saloon opened early on Sunday morning
will take in fifteen dollars before the Sun
day school bells ring. That as a rule
bar-room opening into a hotel is the best,
because customers enter the hotel without
notice from the street. Especially is this
the case on sundays. Such a bar will pick
up many dime from those going to church
while half the congregation will come when
church is out Then this crowd being "A
little uncertain where they will spend the
afternoon. will each take two drinks for
fear they may not get back.
He then detailed TO us how liquors are
'doctored' until very litle Of the original
goes into the mouth OF the driuker.
This makes the business nearly all prof
1t.
\ billiard table or something Of that
Kind retains the customer and brings the
second drink but then il encourages loaf
ing aud that orr true bartender despises
The model customer is your well-dressed
man no walks right in. calls for what he
wants, asks the bartender 10 Join him.
lays down the money, picks up a coffee
grain and walks out. The social glass
where three or four men stand aud tax,
though profitable, as each Will treat before
leaving. is nevertheless = nuisance. be
cause ono or more Of them is sure to get
bostcrous, and liable 10 injure the rcputa-
ton of the house.
That where the bar j. connected with
hotel ladies can be accommodated. they
walk up to the parlor, ring the bell, and
send the servant Ladies always want hot
whshey,or whiskey straight. Drinks sent
out are charged fifteen cents.
Drunken men are an abumiuation. \
man who gets drunk at one bar and then
reels into another. gets very shabby treat
meut. or course gentleman wants 70 20
Oh a blowout once in q while The gen
teel way Ia DO this j. 10 take a room AZ the
hotel with three beds and three compan-
ions. and order up fifteen cent drinks IN
Ill all are completely dunk. and then 20
TO bed ana sleep i Of.
Our friend was confident that drinking
would be kept ~ as long as time endured,
and had no patience with the talk about
ragged children. suffering wives, agonized
parents and dying drunkards. lle+hought
when man bad enough he would quit
and II he made fool OF himself il was
none of the bar-teuder's business. Pitts
hurgh Advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURIFIER.
uULNaR

This uncomfortable DEPTRATfTE Is
. y,o,rerfuI ffTERfTICE, TONil, DI-
TRETIC. DTiPHORETIC, pnd IPERf-
ENr combining rirtues trhich rcHde'
N inraIuabfe and Hercr- failing, and ~
ra,r all diseases Of the blood. ITS iHgre-
djrufs are of a purely harmless ertrac-
tom the products gathered Prom remote
EgyPtian Prorinecs, gna 'r"ere ~ fnere e., IS
fe,u NJ uerer faits ia erecting that disease
through the medium Of the SKIN, or er-
Peing q through re- ","ny s @"a ,,,fo,ri,,g'
and indeed, forcing all the organs '"'o
fhr;r proper normal aud functional coi,-
dition rerg sr.T spgcS a., 81 or III a.. mmI
doubted Reliability and trond"rfHt c"F''-
flee properties, IL being. most ttHqtCsfic'i-
abfu the Gerry acme Of RTcdtr1i frthtisphS.
and the greatest discovery oT the preseHf
an. IN the treatment oI srrTB disease
sr.rre the blood itsctf Is primarily fhr
seat of the lesion or disorder. such a.
CRDFTJf aud the thousand and one
causes thar iedd to this terrible 0Hiicff"".
Of ,rhich all eiriii-ed eop'nin"'ttcs a."
eognisanf, for BibIicaI Truth has assert
ed thar the " Sins Of the fathers shdH
risit ~rer unto the fhird and Fourth yea
ENFEEBLED CONsTITITToN> II ~ q
y,o,rcr1H rcj"ren@tor, causing he ttrech
of MAJ, once more 10 assume the God -f'he
form Of manhood. 49, /
ANY DISORDERS. CONsTfP tTIO Ss,R
tOSTIVENESS, LIVER IND hIDsEi
tOAPI5INIs 80 Sh.f u " - - ~
OJs TLTT}. RI r " 4 ri NJ I,
GLINDTLiR ENL IN ENTs. FRI
THEIIOH4TOTs f4NtER, NttRI j,
fFFFCTTON or THE BONES. INDO-
LENT ULCERS, Ell 4 r. % II
PLANTS (and to the prHtter ser u IS n
boon IoHg sosght for BY sensitive, sHserP-
tibie, and delicate fe"'"'"s, as ~ fakrs
direct action upon th"ir a.i'',eatsl 4 y ID
an Forms or CHRONiC DIsE1st
~ WITICH THE MOOD n THE SET
or THE TROTBIE. - Is tHrd!"dbiv. 4
perss rcrdHce Nth ms remedy 8s'd prora
a J,oxifir~ and permanent cur jnr
ENNIS and FEDERS and all II ! Ia
KTAL POISONs-
Thousands Of Testimonials attest the
truth Of these claims.
J'ricr, One Dollar, ia large bottle, or
ctr bottles, So.
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The Globe in an apicle under the above
heading referring to Me four Young men
who while enthusiastically murdered
Matthew Garrett, q, Sharbo.. says
IL is more than likely thar il they had
been sober nothing of this kind would have
sotcurrcd. But drink Stifs all the evil pas
yons in many people, and makes them
ii DIV, oul-mouthed ruffians. Three fourthS
C( all the crime in the country has its orr
gIn in much the same fashion. and, alto
sether apart from the moral deterioration
thus caused and the injury TO the commu-
nifty by the death of some and the cOndem-
nation TO insanity of others, the mere mon
ey loss is formidable. Let any one take
this single case and try 10 calculate how
much II will cost the country before it is
finally disposed OF. The expense of the
constables and others In experimenting the
criminals comes in as the first item. Then
there is the coroner's inquest with its at
tandant outlay. The offenders will have
to be kept at the county's expense till they
can be tried with due solemnity. This
opens up another source CT expense. The
Judge. with his shorthand reporter, has
then to be brought in. and will very posi-
bly, be kept for day or two In this case,
all the while mourning expense. Lawyers
witnesses, jury, etc. are also to be set in
motion. and will all occasion additional
outlay. Let US suppose the trial is over
and conviction secured. Is the outlay at
an end? Not at all. There turkeys and
goalers TO be employed, and food to be
provided for an indefinite period if the SEN
tence is Imprisonment; while if the SEN
tence is death, and it should so happen that
there is no respite, galloSs has to be
erected and all the horrors of an execution
have to be gone through with ever increas-
ing expense at every turn. Is that all {!
Nothing of the kind. The wife and chill
dren of the murdered man are left " ithout
their provider and may have to be provid-
ed for, while society has, as the final result
of al the outlay, so many dead bodies to
bury or so many branded goal birds in
stead OF useful citizens and industrious
self supporters
And all that for what reason: Simpir
that one or two persons may make small
profit at the expense of those poor wretches
and 10 order to do this put Thief into their
mouths TO steal away their reason. Does
the play pay for the candle? + the outlay
a reasonable one? Yet everyone khows
that this is simply specimen case OF what
is taking place all over the country, and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18
Temperance Column.


SARGENTvILLE, Jan. II, 1877.
The Woman's State Chrlstian Temper
ance Union, will hold Mass Convention
la Augusta. commencing on Wednesday,
Jan. oath at 10 A. NJ. The day after the
opening of the State Convention.
We hereby extend cordial Invitation 10
all temperance ladies TO be present and
unite in earnest efforts to make this meeting
ofthe State Union a. well as that of all the
friends of Temperance a mighty power,
through God, to pull down the strongholds
Of the enemy.
For this let Us pray and labor.
Entertainment will be furnished TO ladies'
attending the Convention, by the Augusta
Union. Mrs. W. G. SARGENT.
President
Miss Manaria Gaines. Cor. Sec'y. Wo-
mans state Christian Temperance Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

1t comes into more prominence simply be.
cause there happens in connection with IL
a murder, though the general misery and
degradation connected with it NAV be
nothing compared with many other Incl
dents causen in the same way, of which
nothing is hear The ,binaman who burnt
down his house 10 order to roast his pig is
usually quoted as the strongest possible
Illustration OF short-sighted folly; but tn at
gentleman was wise compared with those
who in order TO secure some revenue. or
TO enable a certain class or persons TO live.
encourage q traffic which is causing more
misery and crime in Canada than any other
half dozen influences that could be men-
fiOp,b