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State News.

The Maine Democrat published at Bid
deford has suspended publication.
The druggists OF the State had grand
celebration ~ Portland Wednesday.
The survivors OF the Nineteenth Me.
Regiment will have reunion al Rich
mend, August 2sth.
RocKLANp.-The Rocxland delegates to
the District Convention have been instruct
ed to vote for Hon. Eugene Hale.
The Portland Machine Works have
received An order from India for = road
scraper TO be drawn by an elephant.
The Dunn Edge Tool Company, West
Waterville, has manufactured this season
fifteen thousand dozen scythes, all Of
which are sold.
The Belfast Journal says Capt. Ma
than Foster at Machiasport. past three
score and ten. Is now In full enjoyment Of
the whooping cough.
1t turns out that store in Calais
which was reported as set on fire by burg
lars was really fred by the owner himself,
named Hasty. He has been arrested.
The Greenbsckers OF the Third Maine
District have nominated VIM. Philbrick.
of SkOwhegan. for Congress; in the
Fourth District G. W. Ladj, Of Bangor.
The Penobscot and Cumberland bars
uaiie In recommending district Judge Ed
ward Fox to the position Of Circuit Judge.
lett vacant by the death Of Judge Shepley.
The Reporter says 1t is seldom that the
kennebec has fiosted more vessels ready
for freights than during the past ten days.
Navigation by steamers has been quite
difficult through the feet.
Samuel Huxley, q young mau recent
~ employed 10 the Bates Mil counting
room, 1t Lewiston, Me-, resigned his Pc
sitiOn, and Saturday night shot himself.
The ply sicisss say he cannot recover.
"A stable owned by John 4. Dinspore.
Bangor. was burned Saturday last. The
ell OF the house was also damaged. The
cause OF the fire aud the amount Of loss Is
unknown. Insurance about $1,000 On the
property.
Several parties 10 Rocklxnd, who sold
tobacco and cigars In tents and booths
when Barnum's Circ0s was there. have
since been arrested for violation Of the in
ternal revenue laws and are having con-
siderable trouble over 1t.
The Press says thst Monday woman
nemed Ellen Ledoc, about Fl years OF age
WAS seen sfrsyinx about Deering's bridge
aud finally the mill man saw her jump de-
liberstely into the water. She was res
cued In . boat and taken 70 the Portland
aims house. She was poor and unfortun-
ate.
-Laura Linscott and Addie WEIGH. girls
about l6 years OF age, were drowned by
tue cspsizis& Of boat on Adams pond,
! Boohbay. last Thursdxy afternoon. An
other gid and three boys were in the boat,
but we're sased. TIE accident was caused
49,, hi roNkima fkHA hnaf
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The cases before Comm issloner Rand
OF Rockland. 90 10 nulnber) for the sale of
tobacco without having paid the revenue
tax. were all disposed Of Saturday morning
by the accused giving sureties on personal
rccOgnizance for their appearance at the
U. 5. Court 1t Bath for examination.
The Wig says that Frank Buker and
Chas. Wentworth Of Herm0n, having had
come trouble with neighbor named
Ralph Annis, took revenge by shearing
the name and tail and cutting the sides OF
his horse. They were arrested. taken to
Bangor, and In default Of $500 bail each,
were sent to jail
John Moore OF Munroe. lett his horses
In the field attached to his moving ma
chine the cutter bar of which was down.
They became heightened at something and
started on . run for the house, but con-
cluded not TO stop there and were only cap
tured amer run Of two miles. No one was
injured. but the machine was only vaiu-
able for showing how badly . machine can
be broken.
MACHIAs.-The Republican says on Sun
day night Machias was visited by heavy
thunder shower. The lightning was very
vivid. The store Of W. C. Pencil was
struck by lightning the fluid striking the
chimney and following 1t to the main floor
where 1t separated and passed thr ough
the walls of the building. The chimn ey
was so much damaged that il was neces-
saiy to take Il down aud rebuild IL.
The Lewiston Journal says: Saturday
afternoon, Mr.. Mason II. Mar shall OF
Auburn, and two other gentleman were
driving up Chestnut street, Lewiston, with
a horse aud box-buggy. As they neared
the railroad crossing a shifting engine was
slowly steaming along the track. The
driver either made = miscalcula,ion, or the
horse would not obey the rein, and the
engine struck the wheels OF the carriage
as 1t was going over the crossing. The
buggy was smashed by the cow catcher.
and the horse was thrown down. One OF
the gentlemen in the carriage jumped and
the Others were thrown out. The engine
was Immediately stopped. when 1t was
found that the horses legs were on the
track between the wheels aud would have
been crushed had the engine gone few
inches further. He was assisted to his
feet and suffered no injury beyond the loss
of good portion of his tail. The occu-
pants OF the carriage were not hit BY the
engine and were hurt only by the shock
received by being thrown out. The car
rage was made complete wreck
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Excursions aud picnics are the order
OF the day. 4 hue party Of about four
hundred, under the auspices of the II ande
and Haydn Society from Bangor went up
the Bagaduce river a. far as Peuobscot
last week. Excursions TO or from the
place are Of almost daily occurrence.
The Alumni OF the Normal School will
hold their Reunion a, the Punch Bowl"
near the Silver mine In Sedgwick. a more
delightful plsce could not be found.
We have few. If any Greenbackers, in
this section. The towns, will send full
delegations TO the District Convention To
be holden at Belfast the 9th OF August.
No name Is mentioned but Mr.. Hale's; he
will receive large vote in September.
A steamer with q band OF music has
been chartered 10 star, from Sedgwick on
the morning Of the Convention, touching
a. the landings on the route, and return
ing with the delegates the same day at the
close OF the convention, thus saving time
and money. :
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General News.


Another good man gone wrong. another
candidate tor the Presidency out OF the
race. Daniel Pratt, the great American
traveller, spent the greater part OF Monday
forenoon gazing through the window of the
State Police Office In Pembcrton square.
lie Is charged with picking up Mr.. Sar-
gents pocket book in Swampscott, trans
ferring $50 which 1t contained 10 his own
person and throwing the book away. He
stoutly denied the accusation at first and
threatened all sorts OF things TO the OH
clals when he could reach the higher at
thorities. In the afternoon, however. he
intimatcd that II he was released lie could
90 where the money could be found.
In company with All officer he then went
into a doorway upon Pemberton square
aud took out roll OF bills from be-
hind the steam radiator which contained
s53 he having spent 81 OF the money. He
viii be taken to Swampscoit to-day, where
the affair occurred, ana the courts will
have a chance to decide whether he shall
be confined rs an insane man or punished
a. a thief Boston Journal.
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Mr.. Lombard has accepted the call
given him by the Unitarian Society Of this
city, and Is to b. ordained next Sunday. At
the usual hour Of the morning service.
Rev. Rufus Ellis OF the First Church. Bos-
ton. will preach the sermon. The two
former pastors, Rev. Messrs. Savsry and
Lyon, will give the Address to the Peo-
pie and the Hand of Fellowship, respect
lively. Other parts will be taken by cler-
gymen from other churches. In the after
noon q, half past two there will probably
be Conference Meeting. The pastor will
preside, and addresses are expected from
several ministers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-01

RARUs MAKES TUE THREE FASTEST
HEATS on RXcoRD.-At Cleveland. Satur-
day, Rarus trotted three heats In FLA H.
, 10. and Ala. This equals Goldsmith
Maids record. and mases the three quick
est consecutive heats ever made.
Gen. Garfield, while bathing In the
surf at Atlantic City, n. j., Friday morn
ing. was attacked with vertigo, but was
soon restored TO consciousness and has re-
turned TO Ohio.
Lieut.. Green. an American, who went
with Gen. Gourkha's command through
the Balkans. has been rewarded for his
courage during the passage by the decora-
ton Of ST. Vladimir at ST. Petersburg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-01

ON and alter MONDAY, June lst, ste4D.
CITY OF RICHMOND, c. ktiby, Master, sd
leave Bangor for Portland every Monday " ed.
nesday, and Friday morning. at 8 O'Clock, touch
Ing at all the usual landings on the River and
Bay, including sandy Point. Northport and LIN.
colnvlile, arriving in Portland at about Ave
O'Clock t. NJ, connecting with the Eastern Rail
road train which leaves Portland at $50 Z. M
and the Boston and Name which leaves Portland
at s. 30 f. NJ, arriving In Boston by Eastern Al
$50 T.. NJ. and the Boston and Maine at 30 +.
~ Passengers by the City of Richmond" and
Eastern Railroad train make close connection
with the shore Line Railroad which leaves Boston
at 10 O'Clock L. VI. for New York.
Passengers ticseted through To Boston and
New York. Limited tickets for Boston, at ~
cents reduction.
Returning, VIII leave Railroad Wharf, foot OF
state street, Portland, same evening at 10 clock
or on arrival OF the Express Train over the Bos-
ton and Maine RAILROAD which ileaves Boston at
SIX O'Clock 4. NJ L assengers can take any OF the
earlier trains from Boston over either of the
above Railroads.
cong West, The CITY oil Richmondn also con
meets with The Portland and Boston Steamers
when leave Portland at O'Clock r. NJ. Pass
engers ticketed through. Fare &lO0.less than by
Boat and RaIl.
For fur ther particulars inquire OF
A. hENDRICK. Agent.
Bangor, June 2ssls7s. lstf
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PORTSMOUTH, y. H., July %. The
Secretary OF the Navy attended a compl-
mentsry claim bake at Dover Point this
afternoon, the steamer Emerald taking Up
the distinguished party. The occasion
was one OF rare enjoyment. The Secr--
tsry has accepted an invitation TO dine
with Congressman Frank Jones at his ele-
CANT summer residence at North Ports
mouth before his departure from this port.
This morning the Secretary received calls
from many distinguished people at the
yard. lie viii probably leave here on
Wednesday.
Orders have been received At the navy
yard. which went into effect to-day, to 1T
the Lancaster tor sea. Labor was COM
menced thereon this forenoon preparato
10 hrst removing the boilers.
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iMPORrANr 10 TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK,
save annoy asce and expense Of carriage hire and
stop at The GRAND CUIou llOTBL, op-
pOsise the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Ii has
over $50 elegsseiy furnished rooms, and 10 atted
up ~ an expense 81 over es00.0o. Elevator. steam
and all m0des n i0pr0vements. kuropeen Plsn.-
The DBoTA y 0AUTS, Lunch Coulter and
Wine Rooms are seppliedwith the best the mar
kes can furnish. The cuisine 10 unsurpassed.
Rooms for single person, 81, else, and ~ per
that VISITORS to INC CITY and travellers can live
more lnxYrtouslHs fer ess money, at the GRAND
UNION. than ut any other nrstelass Hotel In the
city. SeAeos And cars paos the Hoeel every mln-
ute for all parts Of the city. .st
Iy0 6. 2. W. D. CARBON, Aana&ers.
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ID l E D

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
surry-July %, Mrs. Abigail Buker, Aged
20 years.
July Goth, Isabella Crawford, aged 46.
Franklin-July II, Alice e. wife Of Edwin
8. Springer, aged q years, 7mOs and 1days.
Aurora-July Goth, James Laughlin, aged
80 years, months and II days.
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NOn-1kesident Taxes.

Non.resideEt taxes in the town Of Buck sport
the tounty ri Hancock. for the year ls.7
TIE following list Of taxes real state of
Son-restdcnt owners IN the town Of Buck
sport, for the year lsl7 in bills committed TO
SiIa. II. Warren, collector Of said town. on the
lst day Of May ls'i. has been returned by
him to me as remaining unpaid on the I'D day OF
April ls9s by his certificate OF that date and now
remain NM aid. And notice - hereby given
that 'f the sAt taNcs.nterrst and charges are not
paid ~" ihc treasury of sad town, within eigh-
teen months from the date OF commitment OF
The said bills much Of the real estate taxei
as y Ut be sufficient "a pay the ammuuut due
therefor including interest and charges, Will
without further notice be sold ut public auction
At the Treasurer Ofce;iu saia Buc ksport on the
oh day OF November 1879, ri eorlock tn the
afternoon.
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LOCAL NOTlCEs.

Til. Universal Phi. Pills, are sold in
Ellsworth by S. ID. Wiggin.
DIR. E X. Jsckson's Catarrh SNUFF and
TrOche powder is highly recommended
tor Catarrh. Colds ia the head. Headac he.
sore throat. &c. See Advertisement
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3l.-l0 A. ny
Indications.
For New EoglAnd partially cloudy wealth
ct. frequent raiss. mostly northeast to
southeast, stationary or higher tempera-
t0re and falling barometer.
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Burglary.

PORTLAND, Me-, July so.
The house Of John Jackson. OF Naples,
WAS robbed OF 80 dollars and Alonzo
6reen arrested and held for trial Saturday.
Cureuit Judge.
Hon. Edwin b. Smith, Asst. Attorney
Gen'l of the United States, is being urged
rs = candidate for Circuit Judge In place
of the late Judge Shepley.
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DlsehilI.
Bangor, Belfast and Camden parties
in Bluehill near the copper mines, and ex-
pect to open another mine of that ore.
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MORTGAGE BLANKS.

The best and most approved mort.
gage Aa~ks e.~.S printed III this COun
y. are noso for sale 1t the
A~srica~ O1scs.
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City and County.
1s!!sisas Services IN tbs City eeeA Syslsy.

CoSGREG ATIoNAL.-Preac at 10 80 A
N. and ?. n. Sabbath School In the sftsr
noon. at 1s O'Clock. N.
BAPTIsr.-Preaching at and r. n. Sab.
bath School At =. n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to half past ten in the
forenoon. sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service 1t half past seven.
CATHnLIc.-PreachingA NJ 10 Ia O'Clock A.
n. Sabbath School II 2 P.M
MErHoDIsr.-Pe at and N. NJ
Sabbath School at r. n.
Observation-Disclosures held every Sun.
day at 2 o'clock. r. ~. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKTING-every Sun.
dAv at z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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MARINE LIST.
EllsW orth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday. July -.
ARRIVED.
Sch Zicayo. Weber New York.
sch Red Rover, Alley. Boston.
SAILED
sch Panama, Moon, Boston.
Sch Samuel Lewis, HAmmet, Boston.
Thursday. July Is
ARRIVED.
sch CITY Of Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
sch Mary Cushman Patten. Boston.
Sch d kenn edy, Pomroy, New York.
sch Telexis ph. Remick, Boston.
sch Winnie. HomAB, New York.
Friday. July 20.
Sch yandalis, Belts. Boston.
Sch Victory. Noon. Boston.
SAILED
Sch Altaseiia, Smith, Bangor.
Sch ID Lawrence, Davis, Providence.
Saturday. July q.
SAILED.
Sch CITY Of Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
Tuesday, July 30.
ARRIVED.
sch Senator. Bonsey. Boston.
SAILED
Sch Imo,ene. Lord. surry.
Sch Mineola, Fullerton, Boston.
Sch Dexter. Sinclair, Boston.
Foreign
sAvASxAH-Ar Is, sch Mary Lord, Lord, Cadiz.
Domestic .Psrts.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar u, sch Storm
Petrol. Herrick. Ellsworth,
Ar n sch Marina Weeks. Somes, Mt Desert.
BosToS-Ar "a, sch Alvarado, (of Eiisworth)
Matthe Wa, FAyal.
Ar -, sch Ann, stratton. Port johnson; st
Leon, Perkins. Castine.
Ar %, sca Minneola, Fullerton, Ellsworth.
ARR, sch Geo Ferguson. Ferguson. Rondoat 4;
Chas Hooper, Gray, Castine.
PoRrLANp1Are rs; sch silver Spring. Austin,
to load for Addison Josephine, Bunker, fremont
Ar2S. Starlight, Hadlock, Cranberry Isles.
Cid %. IAnthe. Johns. Gouldsboro.
Ar -. sch Ralph X Grant. Grant, Ellsworth.
PROvIDESCE lar %, sch Storm Petrol,
Herrick. Ellsworth.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar %, sch Tahmiroe. Clay
Hoboken Tor Busksport; Storm Petrol. Herrick,
Ellsworth.
NEW HAvES-Ar "a, sch Ganges. Walls. Ellis.
worth.
NEW YoRK-Ar d, sch Westerloo, Whitaker.
Ellsworth.
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NOn.Resident Taxes.

THE following list Of taxes on real estate OF
nonresident owners in the town OF Mount
Desert for the year 1877, in bills committed to
John W. Somes, Collector OF SAID town, on the
27th day of April. 1877, has been returned by him
to me as remaining unpaid on the 10th dsy OF
April, 1873 by his certificate of that date and row
remain unpaid. And notice is hereby given that
into the Treasury Of said tow within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment Of the
said bills much OF the roal taA ed as will
be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor. in
Guiding interest and charges. will. W ithoIt fur
Their notice, be sod at public auction at the Post
ONCE in said In said town, on the 18th day Of
December, ISIS, at O'Clock In the afternoon.
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NOn.Rcsident Taxes.

The following list OF taxes real estate of
Non-Residcnt owners in the town of Bluehii.
Yhe following list of taxes on real estate OF non
] resident owners in the town of BluehiIl county
OF Hancock for The year 1877. lin bills
COMMITTED TO Levi Il. Thompson collector
OF said town, the 29th day of May
1871 has been returned by him to me remaining
unpaid on the 27th day Of May 1878 by his eertId
cate OF that date, and now remain unpaid; and
not is hereby given that il the said interest
and charges are not paid in to the treasury of the
said town, within eighteen months from the date
of said commitment of said bills much of the
real estate taxed as will be sufficient To pay the
amount due therefor including interest and
charges, Will without further notice be sold al
public auction at I. n. Lords Store in said
town,on the third day of December ISIS
nj O'Clock p NJ
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NJ A Il r. E d.

In this City July 9th, by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Reuben s. Romer, and Miss Mary E.
Brown both Of Trenton.
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Boat Race.

RIVERSIDE, n. d.
The Hanlon-Ross race is postponed on
account Of rough water.
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WORKINGMEN.

BEFORE you begin your heavy spring work
after winter Of relaxation, your system
needs elespsing scd Strengthening to prevent
sn attack Of Ague. Bilious Or spring Fever, or
some other Spring sickness that will unfit you
for . seasons work. You viii save time,
mach sick sess and great expense il you will
use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in your family
thi. month. Don't wait. See other columa.
s1--- 2w2g
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Business Notices.

single pail Of water IN season has saved
many Q splen did blOck-one bottle Of ADAM
sOn's Cough Balsdm may save life if taken
in time. 1t cures coughs, colds, Group &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-01

Foree lost re--Chas. c. Buuill.
fereclo ssre-Chas.C 4. Bnrria
Sale of Lands- state OF Maine.
Miscellaneous Ads.-tseo. y. Roweli
Administraior's ssle-seth II. BeAIe-
Non Res ident Thxes-rown OF Trenton.
Asstgnees Sale Drummond 4 Chaplain.
Non Re sident TaXes-Town OF Dedham.
County Consention-Dem. Z. Commiilee.
topartnership Notice-E. 4 5. u. Bonsey.
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The Committee on permanent orgsniza.
ton recommended that the temporary or
ganization be made permanent.
Al noon the Con ventiou adjourned until
two O'Clock; reassembliug again. Quite
a number of distinguished politicians were
present Including the whole Congressional
delegation.
Hon. Eugene Hale presented the report
Of the Committee on resolutions.
The resolutions were una nimously adopt
ed without discussion. Mr.. Woodbury. of
Audroscoggin, moved that Hon. Josiah II.
Drummond of Portland be nominated By
reclamation AS candidate Tor Governor. Mr..
Boyd OF Boothbay moved TO substitute the
name Of Selden Connor.
Governor Common ReuOmtnaied.
Mr.. Druumond himself though not (.
member of the Convention asked leave to
say that he was not . candidate and could
not accept and requested that his name be
Withdrawn and Governor Conner be unan-
mously nominated. Three cheers were
given for Mr.. D-ummond, and Mr.. Boyd's
motion was carried unanimously by 4 rs-
Ing vote and cheers. Mr.. Hale offered
resolution endorsing Governor Connor
which was unanimously adopted and read
a. follows: Hon. Selden Connor, the able
and upright executive OF Maine. Is entitled
10 the thanks Of the people OF the State for
the intelligence and integrity. ndeIity and
ability, with which he has discharged the
duties OF his Office. and We present him TO
the people OF Maine as q candidate emin-
eutly worthy Of admiration and support
M. Smith OF Boothbsy sppealed 20
know II the Convention did no; mean to
pronounce approval OF the national admin
lstra,ion. No reply WAS made.
Hon. Ssewart l.. W0oaEord.
The Chairman eloquently introduced ex-
Governor woodford OF New York, who
said he greeted them to-day As defenders OF
the Nations life in the past land as friends
In the best sense, of the laborIug men
Hss. Eugene Hale.
Nj. Hale was called and said Maine bad
proven. time and again. that she Is sound
in her principles. She has never wavered.
This year she is to prove whether she il
sound for honest money. She lie to settle
whether We are again 10 be Invited to the
DEVILS dance of imitation. He dwelt upon
the question aud said /, rests upon US to
give an honest verdict.
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TIE Observation-Disclosures sExEoY

II: Observation-Disclosures REMEDY
strike, At the root builds up the constitution,
mskes 1t new. and drives away Cstarrh and all
diseases o! the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO he al
back. shoulders, kidneYs and throat. lyt9
DO you want TO save your children' II you
DO, 20 TO G. A. Parcher and get box OF Pes
sendrn's Worm Expeller. II is the sure,t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by F-ssenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
Instanter cures Tooothache In one moment.
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TtMe Git~s and so do Al diseases of the skin
when thai Incompatible purifier OF the cuticle
and bcsutiner OF The compirXi GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP, l. used 10 di-per.e them.
Pimples, blotche,. sores and bruises, and the
Ike are invariably removed by Il.
HILLS HAIR & WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown, SOC. Ave-.