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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
General News.

king Humbert OF Italy is n Free Ma
son.
1t Is reported that Secretary sherman
Will resign II the Bland bill becomes law.
Scouting parties have been sent from
Fort Clark. Texas, 10 capture raiding In
dlsns.
-Congressmcn Hale and Powers voted
In favor OF a restoration OF the lucome tax,
Feb. l.
Forty millions In United states bonds
have been imported in the lEs, three
months.
Gen. Grant aud family have been on
trip - the Nile catsracts In the khedivc's
steam yacht.
Il Is reported that IL was decided la
Cabinet meeting Friday that no more dem
-,---.- -A-n -. --.soin,.d ~ s,sr--
1t Is 573 boys which Mr.. Ros. has been
called 10 s.e, or whose descriptions have
been forwarded to him for identification. In
his weary search for his lost Charlie.
The conclaye will assemble nj once .,
the Vatican. 10 elect . new Pope. The
Pope's funeral will probably be. Ia ST.
Peters. His last wish MAS that the salaries
OF his servants and the pensions OF their
widows should be continued.
On Feb. I. the Pacific Mills Law.
renee, Mass. were damaged By re 70 the
amount OF sl2j 900. beliey ed TO be iuliy
covered BY insurance. The fire was doubt
less caused BY Spontaneous combustion
Three hundtcd op-iai .re thrown out
OF employment.
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state Temperance Alliance.

IL Is thought by very many .! the most
active friends Of Temperance that the
cause could be greatly advanced In this
State. by = more judicious concentration OF
purpose and effort on the part OF the vari-
Gus Temperance organizations. the Church
and the public generally, by association In
some State organization. similar In plan
and scope 10 tina, OF the Massachusetts
State Temperance Alliance which organ
izstioH has existed in that State for up
wards OF twenty-five years, and eDDrsces
In active membership, members OF all the
various Temperance organizations, as we'll
as the Clergy and Church Of almost every
denomination; receiving and disbursing
from fourteen to eighteen thousand dollars
every year; suthenticating and sending
out Lectures into every portion of the
State; arranging for public meetings and
supplying speakers, and closely watching
the Temperance pulse, and providing
means aud measures TO keep IL in n healthy
and vigorous statei carefully scrutinizing
all legislation. and ready At all times TO
sound the alarm when encroachments from
the enemy are attempted. With view to
organizing q similar Alliance In Maine. aud
auxiliary to the National Temperance ALI
ance, the undersigned invite the friends OF
Temperance to meet 1t Congress hall,
Portland. on Wednesday. February 2Tth,
1878, at 3l-2 o'clock, p. NJ, TO take such
action IS may then seem judicious.
Ia the evening. . Temperance meeting
will be held in the City Hall. which will
be addressed BY some Of the leading
Temperance men In the State. Il is sim
cerely hoped that eveay Church and every
Te1perance organization Ia Maine, will
send one or more delegates. Benj. Kings.
bury, Portland. Sidney PerhAm. Paris.
Nelson Dinyisy. Jr.. Lewiston, and many
others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

1hs "Ht8tetstsr1 !Sertbser. The Hartford
C0urant ssys Of the Aidwinter scribner: 1.-THE
cover II new design. sprinkled with snow.
pestueus sky, while below Is IN old-fashioned
open fireplace with blazing logs and quaint an.
dirons, snd rev OF black birds seaisd on the
frame Of The cAserfbl picture. like ninstrels
royal one. and IL sons respects touches he
hiSh-water mark Of tie e4traordiIaFy success
Of this periodical. We doubt u any msGsSine
has ever bsep pqbllshsd with Aner iliu stss.
ti0ps.. And ~ tsxt y not behind The tllustrs.
I'm point Of Immediate interest W Give the
place Of honor to Mr.. Noah Hrookss PRRs0NAL
nEcoLLBcfIOxs or LINCOLN. II u most de-
lightful paper, admirable In manner. and Of the
highest value - help 70 The full comprehen.
sion Of Tie maa. One more paper Is promieed.
but Mr.. Brooks cannot Do greater service
than % 70 on a1d exhaust 70 tie mipuAsst bis
recollection q Tie man, Who IL, o. tie whole,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
state News.

A three feet gauge railroad from Far.
minston to Phillips is being talked up.
Cardinal McCluskcy has received no.
tice OF the POpe's death. aud started for
Rome Saturday.
Mr.. j. Il. feathers of Dover. last week
hauled several horse-loAds OF manganese
TO the depot. to be- shipped to the X. I.
Works. There Is an immense quantity Of
the article upon bis farm.
Daniel Stickney. Esq, has resumed
control OF the political department Of the
PresQus Isle Sunrise. Mr. s. has been
much improved la health by his six months
rest
The loss BY death within ten days. Of
four beautiful children OF the family Of
Henry aud Susan Foss, Of Fairfield. is sad
reminder Of the ravages made By diphthe-
ria.
AT the annual meeting OF the Maine
Steamship Company 1t Portland. wednes.
day, Commute was appointed TO obtain
the consent OF the stockholders to al as
sessmenr to wipe out the debt. - otherwise
the property must be sold and new com.
psny formed.
Mr.. w. II. Cole has returned to Calais
from Michigan, where he has been employ.
ed for the last nine months. He reports
business much duller 10 the West than the
East
William Arnold. aged IS years, while
engaged In hosting stone at the granite
Quarries In Hallowell the other afternoon,
was instantly killed BY the falling Of der.
rick which struck him upon the head.
cru shyn1 his skull and face In a shonL,,.
manner.
The Trustees OF the Maine State Agri-
cultural Society met at Augusta, Feb. 9Th,
and voted TO hold . fair and show next
autumn. either Ia Augusta. Lewiston or
Portland. They ask the Legislature TO
allow them $1,000. to be expended In ore
miums for wheat and corn products.
"A Greenhaek Club vas formed at
Camden. Feb. =. Captain W. D. Pierce
was chosen President, with q fall board of
oflicers. The club Is composed Of business
men, mechanics. ~farLiers aud lsborers.
II WAS decided TO run ticket for the
spring election.
The inquest 10 the case Of Mrs. Sarah
Neservey. Who WAS murdered st Tenants
Harbor. Me-, reopened 1t that place Tues
day morning. Feb. 8. and eOntipped tlIl
late Wednesday night, when it was sue.
pended. subject to future summ0ns Of the
Coroner. Many witnesses were exsmlned.
but nothing Is yet developed % fAs,en guilt
on any person. The county attorney,
Sheriff and other o@csu have been en-.
gagged In investigating the case. aud no
efforts will be spared 70 ferret out the
aathor Of the crime.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
Notice of Foreclosure,

GEORGE b. Floyd OF Ellsworth, In the County
u Of Hancock asd State Of Maine by his deed
dated the ED day Of November A. u. ls7a and
recorded In the Hancock Registry OF D. eds
signed. in Mortgage. = certain parcel OF real es-
tate situated In Ellsworth in the County Of Han
qock and state al Maine asd bounded As follows:
ReGinning on the Bucksport road rs forme rly
travelled 1t the line Of lot formerly occupied BY
Joseph Buck. nov owned and occupied by John
Daniels. thence running North Westerly on said
road forty ave rods, thence North thirty and
. hall degrees East two hundred rods to The
lack lIo Of the road lots. thence South forty
nine degrees East forty-ase rods 70 The corner
thence by the line Of aaid Danels 70 the place Of
beginning containing 4nY six scres and one
{pg bsen bToseR / the undermined 81 reason
AMBROSE PArrEN.
by his Attorney o. H. Tripp,
Starry, February. 7th, ISIS. sw5
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FaymeYe Convention.

The Maine Board OF Agriculture will
hold its annual meeting. embracing . Far
me.s' Convention, At Town Hall. Warren,
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
February lo;h, Goth, and 2lst, 1875. The
organization of the Board will take place
February 10th. when the Officers and
Standing Committees Tor the ensuing year
will be elected. After the Organization. sn
Address Of Welcome will be given by L. +.
brief responses. The public sessions OF the
Convention will then proceed in accordance
with the following programme First day
10 A. NJ, Winter Care Of Farm Stock, G.
Hayiord. Maysville: 10 l-2 A. NJ, Improve
ment Of Waste Lands, 5. Z. Msliett, Tops
ham; II A. NJ, Discussion; TO be opened
by j. Thssell, Corinth; 2 p. NJ. Best
method OF Improving and Renovating our
Farms, Horace Bodwell, Acton; 2l-2P.
NJ. Discussion; to be opened by W. W.
Harris, Portland; 7l-2 T. NJ. The Times;
Some Recent Phases OF Labor and Indus
try, Samuel L. Boardman, Augusta. Sec
ond Day. l-2 A. NJ, Permanent Pastures
and their Maintenance. II. L. Leland, East
Ssngerville: 10 A. NJ, Forestry: The
Planting Of Forest. Trees on Hillsides and
Waste Lands, J. Marshall Brown. Port.
land; ii A. NJ, General Discussion Of the
above Subjects; 2 z. NJ, Grasses and For
age Plants, Samuel WATSON, East Surry;
3 z. NJ, Discussion TO be opened by J. o.
Keys. North jay; l-2 z. NJ, Walks and
Talks on the Farm" Joseph Harris, More
ton, from Rochester. n. Y. Third Day.
l.. A. NJ, Talks with the Deacon" Joseph
Harris, Noreion Farm. Rochester, N. Y;
2 p. NJ. Indian Corn. DIR. Z. Lewis Sturte-
want. Wsushakum Farm, South Framing.
ham. Mass. 3P. NJ. General Discussion
OF the above subject; IL p. NJ, The Far.
mers and the Schools: A Plea for the Nat
ursI SCIENCES, In our Educational System.
Hon. W. J. Corthetl. State Superintendent
Of Common Schools, Augusta.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

The Commercial says that the deputies
Feb. 8, settled on the road TO Hermon Gen.
tire one hundred gallons Of liquor. II come
IN by rail to Hcrmon and was taken OF
there. II WAS marked -. H." aud was
being brought to Bangor or two horse
team when taken.
The Maine State College At Orouo has
now lls students Ia attendance, q greater
number than ever before. Since 1877 the
State has appropriated for II el737ls, Of
which the buildings cost ella.OO0. The
endowment fund. donated bv the United
States, amounts to el3A 900. aud the inter-
est, 5000. goes TO help support the school.
By the terms Of the gin this fund reverts
back To the Government II the college is
given up.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
Destructive TsrsaAs 10 Gesssi Ia.

AUGUSTA, Georgia, Feb. s.-About Z
o'clock last night, a hail-storm followed BY
rain With thunder and lightning occurred
here. There was a Rubbing and treu.or
like = light shock Of earthquake. This was
followed by cyclone which lief, destruc.
ton Ia Its path. The cyclone struck the
city on the southwest, aud demolished
many houses. A large brick market house
and several brick and wooden buildings
were wholly destroyed. The cyclone trAv-
elled from south TO west to northeast In .
path about 800 yards wide. Some casual
ties are reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

TAE undersigned, having been appoInte. nv
1 the Hon Judge of Probate for the COUNTY
OF hAncock, on the It'll day of Feb. A. D. 1871
Of creditors against the estate OF John r. Lunt,
Iate o. fremont. in said County, deceased, repre-.
sen.ea lnsoAvent, and whereas further time has
been granted to creditors of said estate by the
Judge az said Court, notice In hereby given thai
SIX months from Jan. 2d 1873 is allowed To- said
creditors IN which 20 present and prove their
claims. and that they will be in session Tor he
purpose OF receiving the same on the last Thurs.
lay of February. April and june 1878. az the ofce
Of A. =. Barnham, in Ellsworth
A. 7. BURNHAM,lo
G. C. PECK, CON-
Feb. LIST, 1878 a.s
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Notice 10 SubScriber~.

Tn dae on the address label Of each subscri-
her : paper shows the time to which tine sub-eriD-
tion Is paid. and all Subscribers In arrears are
requested to pay up a. soon as possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
ONCE. recsspt will be promptly sent TO the sub
suribeF; and the date the address-labe Will be
corrected on the next sue OF the paper.
In all commu nic atioBs relating to subscriptions
our core. pondents are requested 10 state TIE
POsIofice IL which the paper is or Is to be, sent.
an to lie careful TO write all proper names plain
AZ.
In directing a change Of address. always give
the present address a well the to which
YOU wish the paper zlterw Yards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
DON'T be Deceiced.

Many persons say II haven't got the
Consumption when asked 6" cure their
Cough with Shiioh's Consumption Cure.
DO they not know that Coughs lead TO
Consumption and remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
a cough or any lung or throat trouble.
We know II will cure when all Others TAIL
and our faith In IL IL so positive that We
will refund the pric. paid II yon receive no
benefit Il not this a isir proposition.
Price 10 cts. SO cts. and 81 90 per bottle.
For lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale b,
y. u. Virgin, Ellsworth. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

The new tariff bill makes some strik-
ing reductions in the duty upon timber.
wood aud manufactures thereof. For ex-
ample: Timber squared or sided. not
Otherwise provided tor, which is subject
under the bill to duty Of 81 per thousand
feet, now pays q duty Of go per thousand
feet. The duty % timber. hewn or saved,
used In building whsrves and spars. 10 re-
dueed from sbost el4 thousand feet to
el.5O. Boards planed on both sides and
grooved now pay duty Of o. 80 per thou
sand feet. This bill reduces the duty 70 d
per Thousand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

The House Committee on judiciary
has had under consideration the Woman
Suffrage Question and on vote stood s
and 5. vote OF the full committee would
undoubtedly be against IL. II will not
probably be considered again for the pres
ent, although the women are pressing the
question quite earnestly. The advocates
ought to be considerably rejoiced to think
they have made such great progress in
the past few years. Whereas now they
are listened to with dns attention. formerly
they were subject TO jest and found il diff
ficult to be known As representatives of the
cause in Washington without being insulted
and sneered at.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. and persons sui
fering from Dropsy. Brighrs Disease, Kidney,
Bladder and GlAndular Diseases, Diabetes
aud Gravel, should at once take HUNTS
REMEDY. Retention and Incontinence Of
Urine. Mental aud Physical lAebility. and
Pain In the Side. Back and Loins are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. All Diseases Of the
Kidneys. Bladder and Urinary Organs. are
cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
ClARK's TooTH AcHE DRors cure issfas0y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
Caution.
special Notice.
Foreclosure OF Mortgage.

"HEkE As the late Isaac Cousins, OF Bluehili,
w County Of Hancock and State Of Name, did
ls6s. recorded in Vol. III, Page 49, conveyed to
the undersigned n certain tract parcel of land.
with the buildings thereon. situated 10 said Blue
Leousrd Carlton 70 Nathan Tenney, dated April
leth. lS%i. and recorded In Hancock Registry al
Deeds. Book No. u, Page %3s. to which reference
may be had for . more particular description
the conditions mentioned In said mortgage hav-
ing been broken. I claim . foreclosure Of the
same and give this notice for that purpose.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
Ellsworth. February, 1875. 3w7
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Atm AObtrtistn'tnts.

To the Mayor aad Aldermen Of the City Of
Els north.
1'HE understgued respectfully ask, for leave to
eKisnd hi. wharf. adjoining Grants wharf
above. inio Union RIVER or tide water so that u.
outer line shall be onlinuous with tho outer line
oil said orants wharf. As per mitted him By Char
ter. extending Into river 10 feet on North eide and
four fret on the south side. and a. far = wharf
formerly owned by q. y. Black. situate immedi-
a'eiy above the Grant wharf sxtends.
DYER Z. JORDAN.
Ellsworth. Dec. 81. ISL.
Notice b. hereby given that In con sequen ce OF
the above application Tn Mayor And Aide rtnen OF
the City OF Ellsworth " III meet y: the store Of h
Eedman Son, on the lsth day OF Fet. inst TO
examine the premises described In said AppIlca-
ton. Per order
iw7 l.. b. wYMAS. City Clerk.
Ehsworh, Feb. IL. ISIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

U.s~ky 10 the baby wcse Mamma uses GLISS's
sUtrHUa soar. With shich TO wash the hulc in
nocent- No prickci heat. or other rash. can
annoy the infant euticle 18th which ihi. cool
ing and purifyin antiscorbutic comes In daily
contact. sold by all Druggists.
Hil's Hair 4 whtskcr bye, blxck or brown
jocts. twB
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
dbt Gllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coomhs
B ock, Ellsworth, Me-, By THE HANCOCK
YoUNTy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &C., see hrst page.
aNS NJ PETTENGILL 4 co, 10 state Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row. New York. and Iol Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the AMERICAN In the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
at our lowest rates.
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Peruvian Syrup.
Peruvian Syrup.
Peruvian Syrup.

OF thr Hrm nf Colgate Co, MauuI,t4r-s Il
FlavpriEz Extracts, 81 BIaoSstaac stree. t..-r.-
sUMEgVgILE. Ma. I,sy. p. 49,
Mes4r.. seth ". FsSle y ~ous
Gent 'cncu-l.a spring my lizzie .4.....-
aEe+i g. D'sape very much crnAc.=gs - -. ..-.
oi appetite. aut great prostrat5ou sl .lr.r..
mucu 30 that sr were obliged - take Arr ..- ..
school TAIa continued through The Sl.aa.... 4s..
caused - much aEslety- Aitcr tFglus ..-..-
remedies without deriving aay tca,tt ,.. ...
'v bAysIrtan recommended n. Use g EL4...t.
NTkJF. Nlcr uatus 1t one week wee -.a
marx ell Improvement The chi.4., ..l4a ...
autt in 4 mon she VAS rapidly EAIu4ls .u a.-..
aud sire ugth, her appetite being vNrr.tu. AZ.
This date she - perfectly VOL. with ruun.i. .a
cheeks and healthy COLOR. and % again as.,...
tnE school rrEu ia1jy. consider her re-i,r-.
80 health entirely duC 10 The PEHINlvN ~E,.
nd .rcI that cannot 'vu hI.hIy r,cuH.usu ID. %.
inGlc-
Very yratcfuI!Y your
tiiAS. h. COLGATE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

Last wednesday the Senate confirmed
the nomination Of Nathan Webb - United
States Attorney foF Maine. On the same
day the President sent In the nomlnAtiOp
OF W. H. Sargent, Collector OF Customs 1t
Castine, Me-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

Foh valuable consideration, hereby give to
! my minor son, solomon 6. Gross his time
for the remainder OF his minority and shall cIa i
debts after this date. VI "'a
Attest: A. j. JOYCE s.es
Da'ed al oceanyile this Goth day OF Jau'y, is5a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

Senator Eaton Of Conn.,. comes out
unlinchingly against the silver craze and
shows more Dsqek than was ever giving to
him before. He wants . silver dollar
worthy Of the tasthef1 sons"-f+Q grains.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Consti patton. and general
debility when you eau get At our store
Shilob's System V.talizet which We sell on
a positive guarantee to cure you. Price 10
cts. and 20 cts. For sal" By s ID. Wig
gin. Ellsworth. Matte.
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- Collins ~
vOLTAIC PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief In Rheuma-
tism. Weak Spine. Local Pains. Nervous AZ
fections. Local iihcurnatisrIi. Tie Douiour-ur
Nervous Pain. Affections Of tho Kidneys
Fractured Ribs. Affections Of tho Ch~-t Colds
and Coughs. Injuries Of the Bae.. strains
and Eruise4, " cak lack Seryou. Pain OF thr,
Howcis. Crrmp In tho struach and Limbs
Heart Affection. Enlarged spleen. Bruises
and Pttnot arv~. khoHu4atisun Of tho Wrists
and ARM. Asthma, g. Juf. ;pcsi and Deep
seated IEsina. Fam In the Ghost. stitch In the
Hack. fsin In the hip. Narico~~ or Enlarged
Veins. Crfek In tn" Eark Ra,i Neck. Pain and
Weakness In sidn and Har,. iInar--n-.-. soro
Throat. i-umbag". Hhooging. Cough. sharp
Pains In the Breast. Heart Disease. ouinsy.
DissntSp. and s"r I-alnen1ss - amy part OF tho
BODY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

German houses in New York report
that over oe5. 000. 900 United States bonds
have been recently returned from Europe,
owing. - they soy. to growing feeling Of
distrust u the action Of Congress and Of
. possible repudiatien.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

"HACkMErACk" popular and fra
grant perfume sold by ). ID. WioGIN,
Ellsworth. Me. elsewhere by dealers gem
orally.
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What Everybody Wants

EVERY family wants pure ice, frozen at ,hcjr
- own door from pure spring wei or cist.rn
Mr; . X. Close, of Bangor, Me has inst ,..,
ehteu az invention which Will enable every IA al
"a the iahd TO supply itself with pure ice a. m.
mo-. sflhihs expense; the water ased can ko 10
either rom springs, wells or cfsterns ana
uus insure the perfect purity OF the ice ,he ice Il
ioHeh IN regular, uniform cakes saooth ap.,g
wen on all sides much more conyenien, To-
htahuhng ana less lab catch and rel.in an
'" a. lce winch mas been cut and Is rough
lor sniEping purposes the ice can be- frozen NJ,
uio "haIi and shipped without expens., af cnt
= t nauins or storing. In cases where ,here il
Ia mat the ice in a river NAV he tamnered
mn ~, anu injured for shipping purposes the water
iAay W jumped and frozen Tree from snow nd a I,
%, eApehse than 1t can be cut from the ri ser. In
ta'.' as matter OF simple economy water r,sg
oe .aseh from most OF the thousands OF riyaryy
ine "a cams at their outlets our coast and co.
uuo.sd on to wharyes and frozen within CO.,
Ieaeh oil The vessels tackles and in mo sr ~ So
water courses dams and water-power for nnra.tn
are already constructed and available f9s
IN locations which are surroundaa x.,,h -,
water and where ice can only be Obtained hv hsni
ihe long distances, II can be nanufactnreY an
any hllie riVulet, or from spring wcii NJ c,s., ~,
water on The spot for all domestic pnTnoses and
even for shipment. P1'Poses aud
any pafues wishing 30 use the above invention
Can OBTAIN Iuii particulars by addressing
,e WALTER X. CLOSE
BANGOR, MAIN.r
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From, n WelI-Known Writer,

FROM Mrs. Mary Francis. well kuaao d,
"Aargsrst BloaHt."
BWiGurHtSk, oosistock, Vt Uct. q t,.s
Seth ". fow.s 4 sous
t,enilraeu-Is No years ago began % iskr H.
PERUVIAN sfgEP I was ln u lanZu54 .,g
alive stale, through insipsant dyspepsia ss4 -
tectlvc circulation Of the blood. Three bottles =.
the PERUVIAN SrRTF changed thi- 81 Foa+y
bounding health. have ane Apueute 49,,
soundly and can walk Eve miles ra-Itr u.s-'
resting. or busy myaeii out Of doors a .sr ..rg
w lhout fatigue
lady cousin. who resides With me- t.,. .
syrup during her recovery from a s.rtous 81.
81 some weeks, She has been an Iu,2.s b..
years. Five BEETLES OF the syrup have ON .-r
up her system that she now eats quite hear
Sleeps we'll and can walk three mile. s ..-
wsat herl without tltsue. ! consider thr 8r..
inc 50 Invaluable tn persons Of setent4r5 .g.
sutts. or u these who suffer FROM IsfF..r IT,.
low sPrits, that relate ia Is persona rspfrra..
OF ITS cdees 20 you. leaving you to make via.
u 81 you please uf my letter. Yours YER rr.
p~'tfally.
MARY FRANCS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

Yhis cersiaes that ] nave This dav given INV
I've soes Charles B. White apd Georxe Z.
business for thetaselv6s: therefore 1 skall ACT
sle;n ssy Of their earalnC nor pay Any bills Of
their eousrseting afeer thfs cate.
Sullivan, 1eb. -. lUs. sw7.