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Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

We desire to call the attention Of our
readers to the portion OF Gen. Gsrfield's
speech which appears on our first page.
SO long as the question of finance contin-
ues to be an element OF our politics. dis
cussions and articles bearing on that sub
ject will be OF interest to those who can
didly desire to gather information that
will give them better understanding Of
that question. Those who fully under
stand the subject already. aud those who
do not care TO understand IT,. should be
willing to sacrifice something in the inter
est of those who need and desire such iu-
formation. We believe that by far the
greater portion OF our readers regard this
question of so great Importance as to re-
quire frequent discussion. until such time
as the people shall realize the danger that
is menacing the country. and shall demand
an honest currency aud an honest pay men t
OF the public debt.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

AS a result OF the Interviewing to
which Mr.. Hale has been subjected since
his return to Washington, the ". Y Times
says:
Hon. Eugene Hale holds very sensible views
on the policy which the Republican party
should pursue. He Is not discouraged BY the
result IN Maine, and !. only the more con-
vinced by the election la that stste that the
party must make its asht for honest money or
give up at once. He says thai the Congres-
sionAl Campaign Committee will not advise
any coalition with Greenbackers. even though
by thst means n Democrat might he defeated.
At such game. the Republicans have every
| thing TO lose and nothing to gain. and the Dem
ocrsts could beat them at II every time. he
also takes occasion TO disspproye absolutely OF
| the project for substituting legal tenders for
National bank notes. Mr.. Hxle'- views are
entirely sound. snd serve t. show that the real
leaders OF the party are keenly alive 10 the du-
ties and dangers OF the situation. We venture
the prediction that Mr.. Hale will not be OBLIGED
TO write any letters to correct the impression
made by the publication OF his opinions
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

yesterday evening. Total cases 6i, deaths L.
MempAis.-e20 deaths from yellow fever oc-
erred during the week ended Thursday even
ing Sept 10Th. making . total Of s,l31 deaths.
The number Of cases not known to Memphis
Board OF Health.
Brooksraie, Tena.-During the week ended
yesterday evening there were 100 new cases OF
yellow fever and Is deaths, making In all l3o
cases aud "A deaths. The deaths for the week
ended Sept. l4th, over - instead Of rs stated
ia last report.
Hickman, Ey.-42 deaths from yellow fever
occurred duriag the week ended yesterday
evening. 10 new cases aud deaths during the
last twenty -four hours Total eases to date
at5, deaths -.
50. L0uis.-During the past week there
were 6 deaths IRON yellow fever. Of which
were at quarantine. All refugees.
LosispAe.-is cases Of yellow fever and
deaths for the week ended yesterday evening.
Total cases II. total deaths % all refugees.
Ciacia.ati.-o cases Of yellow fever and
death during the week ended yesterday even.
ing. All refugees. Total cases 30. deaths -.
GdLipolis. Ohio.-Since the last report. 10
Sept 18th, there was one new case Of yellow
feyer and 3 deaths. making In all - cases and
I2 deaths. all trsceabe TO the infected steame r
John u. Porter.
Indianapolis. Ind.--Ope refugee died Of ye J.
low fever sept, 18th.
Bdg 81 L0sis, Miss.-l5 new eases Of ycl
low fever occurred during the last week
| Deaths not reported.
Cairo. Mss new cases yellow fever sine,
last report. 2 died in Cairo and one went ID
Mound City. eight miles nom Cairo, and diet
| there.
| Hlrdnd.-5o deaths from yellow fever and [
from small pox during the week ended Sept
| itth.
hey Vest. Fld.-6 cases OF yellow fever suc
) deaths during past week.
| Morocco. Africd.-Asiatic cholera has sp
peared in the cities OF Mequinez and fez, Nor
oceo, causing the death of from % TO 30 victim
daily In tn. former city which is about II
miles from Tangier.
Calcutta. deaths from cholera, week end
ell July a0ih.
B0mbdy.-sO deaths from cholera, weel
ended July 5oth.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
Health RepoYt.
OFFICE SURGEON GkN'L.. L. s. N. II. S.
WAsHINGToN. Sept. 81. 1873.

OFFICE SURGEON GEN'L.. U. s. NJ. II. S.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 81, 1873.
Abstract OF Sanitary Reports received
during the past week under the National
Quarantine Act:
Neutrality-suspicious. sbsting. There were
III deaths during the week ended yesterday
evening, 3 decrease Of ll3 deaths from the
week before. II deaths occurred In the last "A
hours. Total deaths to date T2I.
Nep OrisdSs.-During the week ended yes-
terday noon there were l4Ol cases Of yellow
fever aud AS deaths, = deere sse of l7a ease.
and s. deaths rs compared v ith previous week.
In the last tive niy-four hours reported, there
were les cases and 60 deaths. Total cases
1888, deaths 1865.
Baton Rouge, Ld.-The first case OF yellow
fever reported to the Board OF Health occurred
ON the lAth Of August. A previous case, not
reported TO the Board, but thought TO have
been yellow fever, occurred Aug. 10th First
death Aug. lsth. TO9 A. NJ, Yesterday, there
had been 672 cases and 30 deaths.
Morgan CITY, LG.-During the week ended
Yesterday evening. there were II cases Of yell
low fever aud 10 deaths, making In all 66 cases
and IS deaths.
Aooue, Ad.-4 cases Of yellow fever and
deaths occurred during the past week, making
in oil cases and deaths.
Grenada. Atss.-For the week ended yester.
day evening there were 20 new cases and 37
deaths. Total deaths to date FL. Ne decrease
In vlrulence Of the fever. DIR. Henry Stone
Of Nstchez is the only physician on duty.
Pass CAristian, Aiss.-From Sept. 9th to
sOth, A. NJ, there were new cases Of yellow
fever and no deaths. Total csses 2l, deaths
Buoxi, Afss.-a0 cases Of yellow fever and
deaths have occurred to Sept. 20.
Ocean Springs. Aiss.-There were Il c.ss.
q yellow fever ed dssshs for H. ve.L ..,,.s
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

We can see some pleasure, IL no reason, In
the eonvening Of baby show, but we confess
We could never see the slightest cause, reason.
able or otherwise, for = fat mans convention
unless 1t be the fact that misery loves company
For nifty or hundred men, whose several
weights range from two hundred to three hus-
dred pounds, TO hold = convention simply be
cause Of 20 much surplus avoirdupois, Is zb.
surd 70 say the least. Ii becomes doubly 50
when we reflect that obesity Is . disease
What would we think OF rs many persons
emscisted by consumption holding = conven-
tion TO compare their relative weights. There
Is but one ground upon which we would zdvo.
cate another fat mems convention and that /,
that they will meet TO discuss the merits oi
Allsn's Anti-fat, the only known remedy for
obesity. 1t Is safe and reliable. Sold BY oil
druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

1t has been decided by Judge
Beardslee. of the Superior Court. in
Hartford, Conn. to hold wakelv.
White. Wiggins 4 Furber. former o III
GERS of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company. for trial on the charge of con-
spiracy. 1t is claimed that the Com
pany was defrauded of large sums OF
money by which the security to its pol
icies was endangered.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
"A tornado swept through Chippewa

A tornado swept through Chippewa
ststion, Michigan, last week. DESTROYING
every structure in the place. Jus, be-
fore it struck, sudden darkness and
dcathlike stiffness prevailed. aud the at
breathing difficult Warned bv these
unusual phenomena, the people sought
refuge in their cellars, and in this man.
ner escaped the grea, number of casual
ties that must otherwise have occurred.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

Rev. DIR. Jeter OF Richmond, told this
story at his own expense: MANY years
ago An srtless stranger. whom l casually
met. said to me, Il hear you preach every
Sunday. You aIe the greatest preacher |
ever did hear" "Ah." said /, "You have
not. suppose, heard Mr.. NJ. PREACH (At
that time Mr.. N. was attracting great at
tention BY his sermOns.) Yes he re-
piled, IL have heard Mr.. N. several times.
He Is great preacher; but he Is not so
great . preacher rs you are. You have
most the mOurnfuliest voice OF any man I
ever did besr!"
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

Cohen, the Washington agitator,
continues to get his followers into diff
Guilty, and generally to escape himself
His plan is TO collect mob aud visit all
places where men are employed, for the
purpose of inducing lsborers who re
ceiye less than 81 80 per day to cease
work until that price. or more, can b..
obtained. His recruits are gathered
largely from the negroes in and about
the city, who are easily excited by his
incendiary tarangues. On Saturday, he
and his gang visited some of the brick
yards in the city, and by arguments and
threats of violence, induced few of the
workmen to join them. The police dis.
persed the mob after q short but sharp
fight. Cohen fleeing to his headquarters.
He promises, however. TO continue his
marches, and the temporiziDg course
that is being pursued by the authorities
will. Lo doubt, give rise 10 serious riots
and bloodsbed. Unless some active
measures are taken with men Of his
stamp. we must not be surprised to find
in short time that Communism is ram.
pant in several OF our large cities.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
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Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

1t is truly astonishing TO witness the
apparent love and admiration for Ben
Butler that has sprung up in the breast
of Dame Democracy. Ii is only a short
time since she spoke of him as Beast
Butler, or That Old Thief" or Old
Spoons" but now, he ha. brought his
other optic to bear on her, and the an
cient Dame shows that she is no prude.
nor even a coquette, who delights in
long wooing but lets her aged ahec-
ions gush forth AT The first sympathetic
glance of his uncertain ewes.
There are those who, pretending n
knowledge of the Dame, explain tha,
all this display OF affection is only put
on Tor the occasion. They say the life
she has led during the last few years has
cansed her 10 be summed by good soci-
ETY.; that she has lost all eelf-respec,.
and in spite Of repeated warnings, has
sunk so low as At last TO have lost all
bope; that her condition renders il nec-
essary that she should not bc over nice
in the selection OF her associates. and by
an alliance with Butler she hopes 10 re-
gain her former wealth. position and
power. This explanation may be true.
aud yet the opposition that has srisen
in certain quarters. noticeably among
her children, would indicate that there
is some real affection existing between
the two, if it is a fact that 1.-The course OF
true love never did run smooth"
This opposition is confined TO a few of
the older and better educated bows in
the family. These boys remember her
as she was ia the days of her pride.
when the world knelt at her feet. They
have stood by her in adver.ity and have
pitied her when they could not excuse
her crimes. They believe she might We,
reform. and once more attain position
OF trust and honor, if she will lorsake
her present associates and return 10
those principles which gave her power
They see. in the proposed alliance. only
deeper degradation and an addi tionaI
disgrace TO the family, and threaten to
leave the house and even TO change their
name. If il is not given up.
On the other hand. those boys who
have been more directly under her in.
fuence during the last few years. who
have become worthless aud shiftless
who have shared aud gloried in her
downward course till thev have ceased
10 feel that disgrace is possible. art
clamoring for the alliance. These ar,
by far the greater number, and are ths
ones to whom the Dame delights to lis
ten. The willy Butler has so wrought
upon their sympathies and pandered tc
their passions. that they rush to his de
fence as quickly as il the alliance wa,
already consummated. There is littl.
doubt that this class will carry the day
and those who oppose will be compelled
to accept the situation, or depart ano
dwell with their neighbors.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
Waiting for Something to Turn up.


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to the Congr.s.ior.l -, C','i,,s''
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snd xa..,ia. ,i.,si.. '.'..
or on. ,hin, y. .n,a, -, ~
,an.l, ,he, ha - 80 -, ~,
men ~ 49, - 10. So .. y, some % oo'ooo
w.i,ina 20, sam.,,In unenpio'eu ahu
,h,, .xan Eaa,aa. n 1p
niIIio, I.s. 80, r.
IL. -, ~ o' ~ oe
who,t,. :" - ta,.s ss are no'
rss,i,' =, ~. -. ~. epeA't, a. me
aoh1's.,,s I,'',., 49, e.us o' Mass
80. ,,,n,s,.,n - ','. ''' near
,Hs,,ai :. 80 e .u"hoei y, the uheh-
80, - . .ei ~ one; but lei ina,
-. - - a. ar goou
- H. ~, ht. 'ioous shua-
,Tha a',u ~ ..tIhs 'ot soine'hing 70 turn
,,r,.,ii;n ~, " .ne Iu'e N~I',in2 or
u"" .'i'Is " ''e ehpioyeu Is ptooaoiy not
~ Muen . an! erea,e' thah ootslns dunng
- - r. r.SS1 'I'''o ''''' 'ue az gre
se 10. 'ne "hole country must De co:'-
~. Is, ae nosf 'AuI 10 ahd no" Is
'"v " u',ieu'.s W oe ieineuied'
.eal 'nat many oi 'nem' very large
"a. sI o'toh t.aeeu' are IKE MT Moody
'e "a .ney p'det 10 spenu their en-
~ ueno.ne."s caplai anu ihachin-
y' "nne sah. 10. something 10 turn
Ip,n'' ~, .nau oue~i ,,,, shu heip 10 make
s nii ~ ,ut up inihgs 10 not turn up
"S'1 VI .nense'ses' anu 10 the busiest
.ln.es .ne iiieu VINO nave ho' iorce enough
-. i,I.~,, up.uou ioi themselves are Ut
-. ~ .a.e e"P Pioyneut thrust upon
.nen' eAeep' uhoet conditions neither en-
iWS aS.e no' PeisonaIy plohtAoie. MI
y ~as Io'me.y printer. whst nm
80 n, ~ ,n s pl'a.et nov IL We mis-.
80 :. ~. ."e ,"i piintefs is As great
"In out ie" exceptions
,ne ,n same Is true OF every sort OF labor
.s s"e assnsaN smoun. OF iADor call
u ,o' ~ par.,cu,a1 ueiu mas oeen largely
Aiu pei niApeh'iy olihinisneu, as IN the case
" o tou naAeis .! 'ne substitution OF steel
U.In nou =" ."e aISe' .ne "niy 'hihX ior the
ulsplAoeu "orAmen 10 90 IS 10 Try some
snlux eise. 10 Iolu their hands and visit
u' ~, .o'ns'ninX W 'ofn up Is 70 invite starry
Au."
wa.r's uu 70 pe tne ooast OF American
"a haeS. ,n.. ,nA 80 iong as ,ney mao heaith
an, 1rn, ny esu,n e s p,As'sAny lnaepeno-
70 som.,bSn. Ill eu Eey cou'u torn
80 ,he. .s L. .se - ho msn wantea 10
ant .,m =, u, ,"y Iouu os .ne,' own bosses,
";,:. IS Ne ~ nonest h'ihs "hiie
~ co.ns s,onnd , ...;I Sn.h s"es p.eieLIeu
,r;aI aond;,;o, - ~ . ue. - ';ie inuus.
ama,;c.n a,,,a.ns " az . go n, INA, maIoy oI
no, ,,;,hnn, son,s,S,n. .nI s"sr T 'uen .Ie
mino,,,' H., s ohnnn y. o,. " ~ ,,,,us Inc sm.il
sometime 70 ,n,n nn hn, ,.ta n o n.,ns %, ',. VI
ss.;s, -, snsn,r, ~ ~, ,,.',. IL go pa'ns nr ~
70 he in NJ Hoofv.. c"nS;,;oa 3 ~. Ip'
serve m he -"
In ,imes NJ ssvs,. ,..o,,...;., a.,o
and conseouen, ,ndn.s,i.I S,s.,as" .o.h ~
| '"se' u's"osS' 'uc" ss
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

DISTRICT % MAZE ss-Thts b. t.. -.t,r
that on the 10TH day Of september - .S- 4
variant In BankruFtry was Issu",t =. .4.. ae
E-tats VI John III. Douglas. tuluidut 4lI as
menDcr of the hrm Of Douglass 4 ..,...s u.
Eden IN ihe County OF Hancock aua ~.4.C
Maine Who has beea adjuds~d BAusr...t va l.-
own peuuoh eied Aagu.t !l.I A y .s.- -a.
the payment Of aby debts and dcllYrr. .l 41F
property belonging to such B2nkruEE, - l.u ar
for his use, snd the transfer of any prypeI.r ~
hiIn are iof Oiddsn by lAs that meetluE 3D., -r
creditors OF The said bankrupt ~ prove Irf
debts and to choose one or more ass. su-s- " .,
Estate Will be hsid at a court Of BauArg.,y B.
be holden At the eustJme Hous Elswofta sr,,rr
Charles Hamiin Eaq. Register on the stsat tlly .l
October \. ID. Is1s. At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
T. ID. CHAMBER
Deputy U. ). Marshal, as mes,eusrc
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
dbt Gtlswortb Amerifau.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
SoUSry PUBLISHING C6MPANY.
For terms, &C., see first page.
ars. NJ PETTEN6ILL 4 CO., 10 State Street,
Boston. 8. Park Row. New York. audtsoi Chestnut
Street Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
Mt our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

-ltis reported that Mr.. Murch, our Con-
gresham elect, has resigned his position
a. Secretary of the Granite Cutters Inter
national Union. and the New York branch
has nominated Daniel Clancy to MI the
position.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

son money press on the Hon. Eugene Hale,
since the election only show how great a
power against their nefarious schemes
they consider him, and coming from the
source the attacks 90. are really the great
est compliments that Mr.. Hale could re-
ceiye.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
DRUNKEN STUFF

How many children and women are SLOWLY
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by ex.
eessive doctori0g. or the daily use OF some
drug or drunkes stuG called medlcine, that no
one Knows What II Is made VI. who can easi "
Hops, buchu, Naadrake, DAndeiioo, Ac..
which Is - pure, simple and harmless that The
most frail woman, weakest iovslid or swallest
child can trust In them. viii you be saved by
them? See other column. aw3s
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
A Q A II ID.

To all thai are suffering nom the errors an
indi seretions of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. Ac.. will send receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discover by q missionary In
South America. send q self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 7, INhAS Station d. Bible
Hous-, New York. lyea a
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

Butler has been interviewed, and ex-
presses no doubt Of being elected. He
likens Kearuey to Moody. the Evsngelist,
but admits that neither would b. at home
n the position Of the other.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
District Court OF the United States, Distrtt OF
Maine.
SAMUEL Nc If' 4. fAasnAM. ss..Al, IN nASkRrrr,r

This is to give Notice that petition ha- been
l presented to the Court this 5th day OF sept
1878 BY samuel 4. Farnham OF Bucksport 4 Bank.
ruPt Individually and as a mem Der of the arm Of
farhham 4 lrott, prayiDg that he may he drcreed
TO have iuli discharge iTom all his deb!- lad'
Yidnai and copartnership, provable lunder The
Bankrupt Act. and upon reading said PEI tu0n
IL Is ORDERED-by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same, on the first day OF November
a. ID. ISIS, before the Court in Portland. 70 SAID
District At lO O'Clock. A. NJ. and that the sec e.
ond meeting OF the creditors oil sad Bankrupt,
be Held before Cnas. Hamln Esq. Register on
The LIST day OF October 1873 and the third meeting
OF The same on the lst day OF October is7s- ana
that notice thereof be published in the Bangor
DAILY wing Courier and the Ellsworth Amer
can newspapers printed in said District, oace ,
week Tor three successive weeks and once 10 Ine
weekly Bangor Couner the last publication 10 D9
thirty days AT least before the day OF heArlng, aDu
that all creditors who have proved their deUs
aud other persons IN interest, may appear al 'Au
time and place, and show cause. ii ans they navy
why the prayer of said Petition should no'
granted
WM. z. PREBLE.
Clerk OF the District Court TOR SAID DIstri6''
3w37.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

District Count of the United states, Distria
Maine.
GEORGE ". COLLINS, lrN BASKRUPTcf
Bankrupt
fhblS Is TO give Notice that petition has or-s
l presented 70 the Court this 9Th day OF eePt,
oy George W. Collins OF Biuehill, a Ban 'b.
pray ing that he may be decreed to have isL .bs
charge from all his debts, provabe uhos'
bankrupt Act, and upon reading said fetlAoA lie
is OkDERED-ey the Court that a hearus ne.
had upon the same, on the first Monday oit.od
eembef A. ID. ls.s, before the Court IN PofL4IIk. u.
In said Dis .rct. ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and thAs
second meeting OF the creditors Of said bshA ~
be held before Chas. Hamiia Esq BegissL ling
the sah day OF october 1873, and The third ssei
OF the same on the 3th day OF October ioIs, sof
that notice thereof be pablished In the DIE pir
Daily Wing 4 Courier and the Ellsworth h~
can newspapers printed in said District, o.. hs
week for three successive weeks, and once ~ 70
weekly Bangor Courier the last puolicspo, ,as
be thirty days at least before tie day OF sS.Ihts
and thai all creditors who haye proved sssn ,.sa
and other persoss in Interest, may appesr o. -,
time and pisee. ana show cssss, q any they "a "a
Why the prayer Of said Petition should n''
VIZ. r. Ps~BLI,.
Cierk Of Dissscs Court, for safN
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
NOTICE :

I have authorized JGha Green, TO se tile nv nc
i cosnts on the Island Of NJ. Desert, all Of said
accounts not eetaled or satisfactorily srrsnae[
" ne nres Of December next viii b len with q
Attorney Tor c0llectien.
4. G. HAGIRTHY.
sedgWick, sspsls, lg7u. SVo
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
Don't De Deceired.

Many persons say II haven't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consuu ptiou Cure
DO they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption and remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
cough or any lung or throat trouble
We know 1t Will cure when all others fail
and our faith In 1t is so positive that We
will refund the price paid II you receive no
ben"tit. Is not this a fair proposition.
Price 10 cts. so cts and 81 90 per bottle
For lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale by
). ID. Wi.siu, Ellsworth, Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26
Assignee's Notice

In the District Court OF The In.,sI state. u,
th- District II Name
In the matter Il
GED. " COLLINS Yin E(NnHL-lvT.y
bankrupt
o. R>uAN to an order Of sad court thr .,s-,5t
ani third general n1rettngs II lhe rr-.!.tsr. i
said BaRkrupt, Will be hcit a. the u=..,rn fag..
in tAsworth, IN said DtssricI on the rtkr. t.y g.
october A. u. ls9s. at ton O'Clock before
thas Hamln, Esq. one Of the RTsystrr- q E.a..
ruptsy in sad District. for the purpo.e- r,ns.
IN section Ssf' 4 iJs3, of TIRE Rrz ssd .la.,. sr
thc ailed states title BAnkrup-ry.
ANDREW + NI~NFI
A. Ea~r
EHsworth sept. IS I.7-
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

The Young Republicsas" OF New
England. libelOUsly remarks the Detroit
iree Frsss. are particularly dhtinx uished
6y their gray hairs, wrinkisd isces ana
deslre for ofIsce.
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

LII persons are forbiidea 10 hsrbor or trust
"a benjamin Morrison or family, late OF Fra nk
IN, ~ The expence OF the town Of Gouldsboro As
aanpse provision IS made tor them In this town.
u. D: C0OABS. 1Ovsrseers Of the
4. RAND, Poor
A. X. JOY. } Of Gouldsboro
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation. and general
debility when you can get at our store
Shloh's System Vitalizer which we sell on
positive guarantee to cure you. Price 10
cts. and IS cts. For SAL by S. ID. Wig
gin, Ellsworth. Maine
Ellsworth American., 1878-09-26

Picked up Adrift

frenchmans Bay, u boat about II feet long
l containing troll. The owner can have the
same oy proving property and paying charges.
GEO. B. GERRIsH,
HERBERT L. TRACY
"nier Harbor, Sept 10. 1875. 3w39