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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

BfsehilI.
Last Saturday night Reform Club. was
organized in the village by the choice OF
II. A. Trip, Esq. as President, John NJ.
Merrill, Clerk. The old Club had long
ceased its meetings, and the young men
finally came 10 the conclusion that la
order 10 save themselves they must make
an effort TO save others. There are some
old heads in the place who ought to join,
but they feel as safe as the crew of the
Huron an hour before she struck. Com.
The Buehill Mining and Smelling Co,
commenced operations in mining for cop
per, at the base OF Fishers hill last June,
from which time TO the present they have
had a crew of men constantly at work at
two points, one on the west and the other
on the south side, cutting tunnel. about
s feet square. and nearly on level but a
little inclining toward the mouth. They
have penetrated the Hill about 40 feet.
The rock. as blasted, is broken up bv
heavy hammers, wheeled out and piled up
in preparation tor smelling.
III. II W. tuNtci, WIZ tudTgc VI the
operations, aud who is a practical and ex-
perieneed miner. says. the value of the
rock, as 1t comes from the mine Is more
than enough to pay all expenses thus far
incurred, and the increasing richness of
the quality Of the ore, indicates . success
far exceeding their expectations.
They have recently commenced sinking
a shaft on the top of the Hill, by which. -
understand, they calculate to intersect
the converging point of the tunnels. thus
affording light aud ventilation, and iorm-
Ing chs'nber which they can enlarge to
any extent desirable. by hoistiny the rock
up. through the shaft or by cars takingit out
through the tunnels.
Mr.. Cutter has also recently bonded .
piece of land, owned by Johnathsu Slower.
near his former purchase, in the valley, at
the base of the northern slope Of the Hill,
where he first coanpe nssedl At ~hich pohsl
he mas a crew of meu at wors. with still
greater prospects Of riches and more ex.
ten.ive veins Of copper.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

oar common burning -aS j. made from
coal placed in an air tight retort aud sub
jec.cd 10 AN Intense heat. The gas in pass
iu- from tile rctort to the gasometer Is
Punfied by beiag passed many times
throI:h water. also through lime. Mr..
large cover OF about 1 feet in diameter)
from puriHeg in the gas house in this
CITY and Immediately put In plug into a
pipe under the cap" through which the
gas j. conducted from the purifier to the
gasomeicr, which took bur a second Of
time, when he saw sparks OF fire upon
the ilsur. His first thought was that
the roof oi the buldin. WAS un Are /;
hc glanced hi- eyes In that direction but
saw none there, aud upon the ins,snt
OF looking down again the whole surface
of the cap Va. la : blsze Of the most in
tense kind. Had 1t not been for the water
Kept in thtt place ia case of frc, aud for
the presence OF mind Of Mr. Thomas, fear
ful result, might have followed What
mlAc- thi- singular phenomenon j.. that
the "a. before reaching this cap" passed
through water 10 times. aud through lime
times. IL j. clear case OF spontaneous
combustion. ami Mr.. Thomas j. very anx-
ioI- - hnl the cause that hc may guard
against Il In the iuture. ANY light that
can be thrown upon the subject will be
VIZ acccp;ab.y received
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

That the company mean business, is evi.
dent from the progressive spirit thus far
manifested and in lthe recent construction
OF buildings, both convenient and necessary
to facilitate their operations.
The Collins Granite Co., have secured
the contract to furnish about one-half Of
the stone required to complete the East
River bridge, between Brooklyn and New
York. amounting to about $3.50 COO aud Il
Is expected that NJ. X. Chase will also
have a portion Of the remaining quantity.
amounting. probably. :" some eSO.00O
more. BY the contracts, understand that
Bluehill granite is required.
To complete these contracs. Will require
about 400 men, annually, for the next
three years. The Collins Co., have already
commenced operations At their quarry.
and have bought the Eagle quarry" on
the opposite side Of McHeard's bay. and
intend soon to set . crew OF men at work
there. At this quarry understand that
| C. A. Bvrrett is engaged ~ foreman, and
at the other II. A. Holt has charge.
Granite and copper may yet make Blue
hill what pine and hemlock lumber has
made Ellsworth-a city. So mote t b..
Oas1RvRK.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
A TRIUMPH OF nIDIcAL ocIyUcg.


Inc discovery Of boston PhysicidN-PGv.
aIysi, Can h, N.r.d-S.r,.r, S.-,o...d
- S"S
"a me treatment o. Uelormdties-Esphd-
tic Proof that n N>,, R~r..d. IN. N.r,os.
~ -'s'o 1'e"'eot Jo' "eVvVss
Disorders Has Been Found.
Hardly any great revelation OF sc,esee or ,r,.
-
""'P" u a. ms oe"h IeceNed on "s nrs' an
nouncement with grateful faith by the incredu.
lous majority of men t:aIileo announced ,h.
g, r., ,h.-,I
'@1' 'uA' ''e "of'e moved and me soudi Bed un-
belief Of the world made him recant the sssertiou
y" "e""e' Ances ia sseAc'oh anu ssbse- kistsg
''O'n 'ns srou"a ."e' 'n's oe"isi OF sscsrsaoed
truth. he is reported 10 have exclaimed = res -
ACoVE-"n does move tor all that" HE iniroduc-
tion Of the telescope. which has since given us
kno"ledxe OF the stars. vas greeted with . sim.
nAr !, obstinate prejudice and unosiief In kagiead
u was announced As an inssntion Of sAs Evil
One. and
NEW PHASE OF soRCxRY
t,,n. r..,. a,.,i..,
n, Ln.na iii, ~ h . so.ease .nis ssne pssse
U.rrs~;. anno,ncsmso. ,Sa, ~ S11
I'd ,S,onxh iSs I'm. -. .as. .ns c'ooa chesla
Of dersion scarcely less Vigorous than sh.s vhich
waited spon Gaiiieo's assertion that the wsrid
eifcuiAted tnrouga space. hsrveys Pafieath
soanooned him and sne medical profession OF thd
gay gase MIN an almost unanimous cold shoulders
s"e S@Ssr OF b. ns'ss s p %sS'
And again, when Iesne' discovered NE prevess.
which a. be was member forbade him % psomai.
thslr pale q n:.e.r.aip: The i.eSisy q Lon
aon denounced MIN - . oeastlai 9usck. and she
pulpit pull joined then hem .sS sselsssd poo. Jsnass
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

On THURSDAY last there was an an0ni-
nous notice on the lamp post at Virgins
corner, which ran somewhat as follows:
This lamp post is the pride of the City.
Stand back and take good look At 1t.
Look at 1t in the day time, because yon
cannot see it ia the evening"" For the
benefit Of those who have not the opportun.
ity of coming down town during the day
time, we will state that large unpainted
wooden lamp post has been placed at Wig
gins corner. one of the most prominent and
busy parts OF the city, while there are neatly
painted and tasty looking iron posts on OBJ
scure connors, which Is probably the rea-
son OF the Indignation of the writer of the
article.
The resignation of Dir. +. =. sampson.
a, principal of the High School causes uni
vcrsal regret among the.parents aud friends
ot education in this city. Mr.. Sampson
was elected To the position soon after his
graduation from College, aud has remained
in charge longer than any teacher since the
organization OF the sshool. Under his tut
ton two classes have regularly graduated,
and public opinion which at one time was
strongly against the school. has 50 changed
| that the people are beginning to see the
good results which are 10 come from it.
Mr. sampson has proved himself well
qualified for the work to which he was
called, aud has the best wishes of ali Tor
his succe>s in the new business in which
he is about to engage.
The vacancy will be filled by the election
OF new teacher sometime during the
present month. Applications for the po-
,i,ion can be made to the Supervisor OF
schools durIng The next ten days. X.
Ellsworth. Dec. /. 1877.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

Ar 60, sch Mineoia, Fullerton, Ellsworth: Fioreo.
Dodge Boston to load for Castine: Hannah
Phebe. EweI, Weymouth Tor Bucksport.
Ar sch wa,e loo, Haskell, New York; Josie
Newbury, Boston.
Sid I. sch Geo B Ferguson -,
Ars. sch Georsiana, Hall Boston for Bluehlll; I;
Stately, Tate, Ellsworth; Tamerlanc Hodgkins.
Lamoine.
Eos :. Shapley, for Brooksvle; Alta, Nc Intyre.
Salem for Deer Isle; Carissa Story, simmons.
Boston for sedwick.
NEwBuRYPORr- i, sch VIM Leggett, Ul-
mer, BsckspoTt
sALTM-Ar 30. sen Ganges Walls, Ellsworth.
Ara, sch American Eagle. Brown. Sulliven for
New YORK 4 Murch woodard. Ellsworth; Van.
dalia. Bates. Ellsworth tor Providence.
BosToS-Cld 81. sch A. d. Higgins, Higgins,
Ar&, sch Silver weels tcf TremonU Macomber
Fsysl. Nov. = with q PASSENGERS.
ArI. sch &c. Edward webter Ellsworth,
Cid |, sch Mary Cushman fatteu Ellsworth
VIM Archer. Ilellatty do.
Ara, sch Eidorsdo. wsss. sullivan; Caressa
Moon. Ellsworth; Frank Maria, Alley do: Pan.
ana, Miliiken. do: Rattan Jasper, Surry: yolant
Clark NinaIhayeu.
Ar 5, sch Emily, Curtis. Ellsworth.
Ar 4. schs Luella, Currier. Ellsworth: Victory
Moon do: j Is Stuson, Stinson, Deer Isle: Cape
Ann. stratton, Hancock; Ganare, Bowden, Re
| nobscot.
FALL RIvER-Ars 3 sch David Faust, smith -
| VINEYARD HAVEN Ar p. sch Ida |. Ray
Haskell. f Eixahethport for rastine,
Ar - sch James Holmes. RIDER, Ellsworth foI
- htht bHNi'Ns "ViN
| for New Bedford
Ar I. sch Webster Bernard, Turner. Perth Am
| boy for Bucksport.
| NEWPORT Ar 2d. sch Fair Dealer, Dodge
Portsmouth
| Sid u. sch Fair Dealer Dodge for Weymouth
Pro 'Ipks cE-sld Is, sch CasIilian. Means
New York.
New BEDFoRp-Ar /. sch Loduski. Means
Rondout.
NEW YoRK-Ar 26. sch Georgtetta Lord Pen
| sacola.
| Ar }. barque julia. Higgins. Ellsworth
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
AiII,.n

saiiIvau.
-Proff Bartlett has just received hns
specimens OF native silver found 10 ore II
this place.
A lodge OF Good Tsmplars was organized
a, East Sullivan lsst Saturday evening. by Dis
trict Deputy n. J. Dow of BROOKS. With ~
following officers w. C. T., J. =. Johusos /;
W. v. T., Sarah J. Hill; W. scc'y., Hsrnea
Smith; ". A. s.. Maria Brasdau; ". c.. Rev.
John johnson; W. r. s., Elwood Hill: ". T.,
J. $. Lord; W. n. John II. Tracy; ". d. n,
Jennie johnson; ". I. g., II. A. Martin; v.
s., A. Martin; p. w. c. T.. Willie simpson
l.. D., A. Martin: W. Il. II. g.. Jane Brasdon
". l.. II. s., Lizzie johnson. Tbs lodge Il
called "Usion" and starts with 20 charter mem
bers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

A lodge OF Good Templars was organized
Al Union Hall in this town, laa Wednesday
evening, by District Deputy u. J. Dow Of
Brooks. II is 10 be called the Evening STAR
and starts out with good list OF charter mem.
bers. The following officers were elected -
W. &. T.. LucIan Treveu; w T.. n. T.
Brown; ". Sec'y., salom. c. Hopkins: W. A.
;. Edward Hopkins w. c., A. c. Thompson !;
". =. $, George Child,; W. r.. Lizzie No
FArland: W. NJ, Henry Acksnnon; ". d.
NJ. Minnie Thompson; W. I. G.. II. j. Brown;
". o. e.. Henry Gilbert; ". K. II. S.. Sarah
Leland; W. l. II. 8, Lou reitA Hopkins. Ar.
h h. Thompson ws' elected p. W. c. T. for
tho ensuing quarter. aud Lodge Deputy for
the present year.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

A lodge Of Good Tnplsrs wss organised
here last Monday evening", by District Deputy
n. j. Dow OF Brooks. 1t 10 10 Be called Eagle
lodge and starts out With . good meabership.
notwithstanding there is . strong rum element
in the place. For this rsasoa It can Be made
useful by presenting TO the minds Of the young
the beauties OF temperance, and the dangers Of
the social glass. The following Pare the Oh.
rs:-w. c. T.. Otis Carnold; v. v. T.. Hell.
len +. Hopkins; w. Ssc'y.. Willie Enery; W.
A. s.. Lillian UrAnn; WIS. Harvey Dun.
bar; W. T.. ChAs. Dyer: W. n. Charley Msy.
nell .W. ID. NJ. Hattie A. Whits: ". c., Benz.
Baker; ". /. g.. 4. Y. sher man; W. s.. I'd.
ward +. Chaplain; W. X. Il. s., HAnnsh l..
Emery: W. L. II. s.. GeItie Chilcou. Cyrus
Emery Esq, was elected Lodge Deputy aad
7. W. c.. T.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
An Incendiary Arreste d.

PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 4.
Sylvester Parker who set fire I" the
barn Of VIM. Thurston in Bradford.
Mass, Nov. 4th, WAS arrested at his
home ia Newport, Me, and brought
through this city thi, afternoon In Gus
todv of Marshal Howe OF HaNerhill,
MIS-.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Burglary.
AUGUSTA, Ne, Nov. )

At TIHIA, No, wv. .
4 burglar entered the residence Of
Hon. Lot NJ Morrill, about midnight OF
Tuesday, and 4 private watchman in the
house had a hard struggle with him,
receiving a stab in the breast and other
wounds The bus glar finally escaped,
leaving his dirk knife, an iron billy, bat
aud bag brought to carry away the
booty in.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses Of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter of a century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs OF the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baffled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they gripe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infiamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant TO take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED by
Or. J. 6. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
IMPORTANT TO rRAygL,.HRs.

When you visil or leave the City OF NEW YORK
save annoyance And expense OF carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, op
postte the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and Is htieI
up ., An exPsase Of over esao.Co. Elevator, steam
and all modei n improvcme nis. European Plan -
The nBoRA q AAyTo Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are sspplied with the beet the
trs can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpassed
Rooms for . single person. o.. tij0, and q. pei
day: rich suites Tor families proportionateIv low
that visitors 70 The city and travellers live
more luXurtousiy. for less money at the GkANI
UNION. than At any other nrsLclAss Hotel in ID,
city Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for ali pssts OF the eitv.
iyu G.. NV. ID. GARRISON, Mansgers
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Supreme Court.

FglEnUKG, Ne. Nov. 1.
The supreme Judicial Court con
veued here to-6ay, Judge Virgin PFC
siding. The continued docket i the
largest for a long time, aud number.
about 500 cases aud an unusual number
are marked for trial. The session will
probably not be less than TWO weeks.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

The new meeting house Of the Free
Bsptists at Deer Isle WAS dedicated the
l4th inst. The new church 10 . neat build.
Ing with a seating capacity Of 300. il,
was projected and nearly paid for by the
persistent efforts OF a few hard working
women. The beginning OF this enterprise
was a sewing circle ten years sgo, 70
which each woman contributed one egg
and one ske!n Of ~oolen yarn.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

BIDDEFoRD. Me, Dec. 4.
TIE dive ling house of Stephen Afford, :,
Elm St, was burnt 10 the ground this
morning. Afford an Old man was pulled
from his bed after it had taken fire. The
furniture was insured $500; insurance
on the house, light il any.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
On the Presidents Message.
LONDON, Dec. 4

The news commenting on Hayes Mes
sage says, the Message deals principally
with questions OF pacidcation OF the coun-
try and resumption OF specie payments.
and on both the President expresses him
self with good sense and good feeling.
The Times saws. President HAYES ha. not
disappointed expectations. His Message
has no uncertain sound on the subject Of
currency legislation.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Death of a Steamship Agent.
CALAIS, Ne, Nov.

NNININt M, -NVN' u
William Whitlock. of >. Andrews
y. b. tor many year- agent OF the In
tcruational Steamship Company at that
place. died suddenly OF heart disease
lat evening. while sitting in chair in
hi, off &C. He was seventy-nine years
o. age and bachelor.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

DO you want TO save your children' II you
do. 90 TO g. A. PHrcher AID xet box OF Fes.
ssnesn's Worm Expeller. II Is the sure,t
sPlcst Asd best worm medicine now in use
For sale BY all druggists for 23 cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fcssendsn 4 Co. Rockland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
The Pope.

.NEw ! DIRK, Dee. /.
Rome despatch says 1t is thought the
Pope died Sunday night, and a rum,r to
that effect has been believed even to the
vatican. Immense crowds gather at ST.
Peters Monday. The truth IS the Pope is
slightly better. A silver tube has been In
serted into the sore on his leg which will
act as safety valve and may prolong his
life several days.
Second despatch). the Popes condi-
ton continues alarming, his weakness is
such that the closing OF the issue in his leg
has been necessary notwithstanding the
risk.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

Do you want 70 Be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
s,ipation. Piles and all diseases Of the stom.
sch. Bowels and Liveri II you do, 90 to G.. A
fsscher's and get bottle OF wixgin's Pellets.
They viii cure you. For sale by oil druggists
fer 80 ceats bottle, or sent By mail on receip,
Of price. Prepared BY wisgin 4 Co. Rockl,
Me-
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

The Poor Old Tramp. 10 the ntls Of new
and beautiful song and chorus, By VIII L
Thompson, Author Of the famous Gathering
Sh,l!s from the Sea Shore D~aiers are
ordering II by the thousand. The whole coun-
try will soon be singing The Poor Osd Tyasnp.
Friee; with handsome picture titis, - ossis.-
Pus5ur2 Dtspatch.
Published BY w. l.. Thompson = Co. East
Liverpool, Ohio.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Arraicned,

In lhe police Court to-day, Clark
iiutchiug> charged with receiving stolen
goods. WAS arranged on eleven count,
in warrant aud bound over for the
grand jury.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Indian Depred dations.

DEAD WOOD. Dec. {.
Reports of Indian depredations continue,
aud several minors have arrived who re-
port abandoning their camps on account OF
aiaess by savages Gen. Crook has been
authorized by Sheridan TO afford relief TO
ireighters and settlements iu the hills.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Condition Of Samuel Bowles.
SPRrNGFIF1p Mass

SFkINIFIkLD. MASS. Dec 7.
There i no change in Mr.. Bowles con-
dMon, and his physicians anticipate none
either way for the next day or.two. BY
that time an opinion as to the probability
Of his recovery can be formed.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
The Huron.

The seamen on the frigate Minnesota
subscribed l6O dollars for the widows and
orphans OF the sailors of the Huron
The Naval Court of Inquiry TO inyesti-
gate the Huron disaster. will assemble al
the Navy Department TODAY.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Nj n II X | f ID.

Oct. 10th, by Rev. stephen Gross. Mr..
Eugene Closson. of Bluehil, and Miss Almcda
Jane Bowden. OF Hancock.
Nov. 18th, by the same, Nr. :. II. GRAY.
OF Scdgwick. and Miss. Elmra Grindle. Of
Bluehll.
Nov. 25th, by the same, Mr.. Hcnry A.
Gray, Of Orland, and Miss Liddia J. saunders,
OF Orland.
Swans Island-Nov. 10Th, by Rev b. r.
Stinson. Mr.. Emery r, joyce and Miss Cor
neia +. Barbour, both Of Swans Island.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

5000 Gold IL offered for any remedy for
Asthma, Coughs. Colds. bleeding Of n,
LsH1s, or Consumption, showing one-hal
as many testirnoniAls Of genuine cures In the
ssmo length Of time ~ Iddmson's Botdaic
Balsdm. eSSs
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
THs HoAE ARD KKrREAr
Business Notices

Ad6msons BotdAic Bdisdm has restored
thouaAnas TO health who had been long and
painful sufferers vita Colds. ard Coughs. 81
cts.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

Congregational Church Thanksgiving day.
/ &C. A. joys dancing school in wayerly
I Hall will be Friday evening iosteal OF
I Thursday.
Those intending to build a sled thi.
winter. should look at W. o. McDonald's
advertisement.
Mr.. J. +. Cochrane, a Sophomore in
Colby University, supplied at the Baptist
Church last sabbath.
There will be praise meeting Sabbath
evening at the Cong'l. Church instead Of
the usual service.
By the appearance OF the bulletin
board. near the Pos, Office, the dancing
season is to be very good.
On account OF the BARD times proba-
biv, the lamp post near wiggin- corner
will not be panied this season.
Put that new lining into the stove
which, last spring. you said shonld be done
before the cold weather came on.
Will not some one take the initiatory
steps TO have z tirst-cia,s Lecturer speak
to US at least one evening this winter:
-Chas. Burril says he can bea; the
world In Fire and Marine Insurnnce polI.
cics. Give him call aud see for Yourselves,
before going elsewhere.
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Instanter cures ToothAche 10 one minute.

PYLE's DIHTBrIc BALKRATUs.-UniSersa
scknowledged the best In use. Esch pound
bears the name ef JAAEs PrLE. None genu-
Inc without. lyr2&
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

Instantsr cures Tooothsche 10 one moment
3lu
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
d 1 + j

Obituary notices. heyoni the Date, Ndmc amt
age. must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Sov. 3Oth, Mrs. Jane Haddi>on.
aged - years and months.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
DR.. Graves' HEART REGULATOR

DR.. Graves' HEART REGULATOR
has sold largely aud been universally
recommended BY druggists - . cure for
Heart Disease, and has given sstisfac-
ton, as can be seen by reference to let.
ter received from +. W. kinsman, drug.
gst. Augusta, Maine.
Having sold 1t retail more than 4
gross Of your HEART REGULATOR,
l take pleasure in saying that it has
given great satisfsction in every case
have heard from. Almost every dav
receive testimonials similar to the one
inclosed.
F. W. kIxsnAx."
Send your name to r. Z. lsGALIs,
Concord, N. H., for = circular contaiU.
ing list OF testimonials OF cures, &c.
The HEART REGULATOR 10 for
sale by druggists At so cents aud 81 per
bottle. 2Wl9
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

IN coXs51u1oNAi cATAlsH REMEDY
strikes ., the root. builds up the constitution
makes 1t new. and drives away CatArrh and all
diseases Of the mucuous membrA Anes. and their
site ndsnt pains and sches, pertaining to he al
ksck. shoulders. kidnsvs and throat. lvt9
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
,Mosat Deeert.

Mr.. J. ID. Parker has so far recovered
from his long sickness - 10 be on, IN pless-
ant weather.