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YOUNG GIRL DlsAPPEARS
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Strange and Exciting story,
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DORA ELMYRS WORST ENEMY.
BY MRS. NJ v VICTOR,
VIII be ready Next Monday in the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
Among the Dramatic scenes presented are;
sTRANGL DISCOVERY
ELoPEMENT. OR ABDUCTiON'
THE LOVERS AvOwAL
STRANGE BROTHER.
THE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING HEiREss.
Don't tail to read 80. - OF the
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NEw YORK WEEKLY.
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SPICY CORRESPONDENCE.
n War Of Wards Between the Governors OF
South Carolina aud Massachusetts.

BosToS. Oct 2.-On sept. "a Gov. Hampton
81 South Carolina addressed the following let
ter 60 Gov. Rice:
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CONF
rANi 1t never scales or postpone 10th Grand Dlstr
button at Sew Orleans oct = 1857 pr.tc-. amounting 10
$1,000, capital ptifos st'pll Sonn. El,pll. &c,
lunun tickets two 50 dollars, hat,o. ONE 81 dollar
Apil2 20 g. DAIPlllN. T. O.. EoN G,2. SOW OleanA
In IN IL L. IIIM ,tln -NruunMnA- NrM N.rk
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Tie opening hlshc~t lowest, aud T. NJ closing prices
VI STOCKS today were.
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Inioa Tempcrnnce NfeeI.ng.

Met at the usual hour on Sunday. Good
attendance. President Joy in the chair.
Opened the meeting by singing. Reading
of the Scriptures By Irs. Lafayette Davis.
Prayer by Oscar rompkiDs. The Presi-
dent after reading a few pages of temper
auce history, briefly addressed the meeting
Oh the progress OF temperance.
The next speaker was Mr.. Robert Cole.
Subject MAN makes his own heaven and
hell
He was followed by J. C. Chicott.
Theme, The protection of Society against
criminals
viii o. Mcdonald spoke earnestly of the
necessity OF faith and patience in WE'LL
doing.
Mrs. b H. Aiken said that il was pro-
vided in the Mosaic law: IF An OF gore
a man or woman that they die. the OK shall
be killed. But If the OK were wont TO push
with his horns in time past, and 1t hath
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Barksport.


During the past month ;nc receipts OF
the Buckspafi station have been larger
than ever before since the Backspori train
has been running
There = strange coincidence 10 the
loss OF the tao ship. y. T. H. and Z. X
Hazeltine-. Capt Snow % the y. +. nm
and Capt Hartman at the +. L. lIazle-
tine, were great friends. Zach owned a
part Of the ships they commanded and hy
mutual conseu: they exchanged sixteenihs.
Capt. snow therefore owned one-siAtecuth
ol the T. L HAzrl,inc. and Capt, Hartman
oae -.Xteeuth Of The y I. Hill. Only a
briet space Of time ia, elapsed since these
two vessels sailed ont OF renobscot waters
and yet both have boeu lost.
Our CORRESPONDENT sig writes, The
following have been elected officers OF
Phenlx Temple of Honor for the next
year: J. A. Sils0ury. ". c. T.; Davis
Bennett, W l.. r.; George W. Sbute. ".
Il; J. II. Whitmore, F. r.; Benz. Snow,
W. T.; Rev. u. II. sherman. Chaplin II.
J. Hartman. y. l.; II. Z. Snow, W &.
Aaron Page, ". ;.
The grammar School building Is being
! thoroughly repaired.
N. +. Hill. has bought the old vesiry
OF the Congregational church, and intends
/ to use ii for store room.
1 On Friday last. George Wardwell. son
/ of Arthur Wardwell. was thrown from a
/ horse and quite seriously though not fatal
1 Is Injured DR.. Collins was promptly
/ called
! At the Missionary Sunday School con-
! cert in the Methodist church Sunday even
/ ing there were recitations by Mabel Briggs,
1 Addie Whitmore. AID Eddie Marsh; A
/ quartette by Oracle. Victor and Melville
| Wardwell favored us with a song. Con
/ Ger; exercise. Missionary hymn" by Eva
Briggs with responses by the Choir. also
| go teach all nations" by Misses Angie
! Spooaer, Lillian Hill, Alice Howes and
/ Eva Briggs; Reading by Mr.. Elliot and
| Miss Ramsdell; an address by Miss Ire
/ carten, who presented the claims of the
/ Womsn's Foreign Missionary Society and
remarks BY Mr.. Sherman.
| Mrs. Alonzo Crocker of Prospect, AFTER
having used opium for thirteen years, has
given it up, and been entirely cured of tho
terrible. longing desire for it by DR.. En-
erson of this village.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh gives his fifth lecture
next Sunday evening; Subject. The
bible and the hour" These lectures are
of intense interest, and draw full houses
congregational Sunday School concert
next Sunday evening.
Lizzie May Ulmer aud company, are
to bring out Caste" IN Emery hall, We'd
nesday evening.
Public meeting of the graduating class
of f. NJ. c. Seminary. to be held on Friday
evening 26th inst.
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Past day.
There viii be Union services on Fast
day a; the Bap:ls; Church.
Tuesday was delightful. ,pring day.
The wind Sou.herly and the air mild.
Praise Meeting next sunday evening
in the Congregational church. Subject.
the Holy War
The schools in District No. s. Els
worth. VIII commence q week from next
Monday. tie -3nI inst.
The Ladies Of the Congregational So
cieiy, are making preparations for their
annual Nav Festival at Hancock Hall.
Those who have had experience on the
roads declare that they never knew them
to be worse than at the present time.
The stages between this city and Ban
gor are now from seven 10 nine hours on
the road. and Orrin and Isaac don't hold
their horses in either.
Judging by the large nuDber OF dogs
seen daily on the streets. the city ought 10
derive quite Il revenue, provide anybody
owns them aud pays taxes on them.
during the past week there have been
an unusual number OF deaths in this city.
On Tuesday there were at least three fun
erals No particular disease appears to be
prevailing.
Our streets begin to put on business
look in spite of The mud and unplea SAINT
weather. Several vessels, laden with lum-
Der. have already sailed from this port and
Others are now loading. Frelghts how
ever are extremely low.
Levi Weber, Esq, an old resident of
this City. having been confined TO his house
by reason OF sickness for three or four
months past. is low improving in health
able TO attend to his business.
There can be no question of the great
good dene in this city BY the quiet and
well directed efforts of earnest men and
women, to promote the cause of temper
ance. Many. perhaps hundreds, have been
reclaimed from the downward path OF the
Incorporate, and are now associated with
their saviors Ia doing noble work for 9th.
ers. What law has never yet been able TO
accomplish, these men and women BY kind
and loving words and helping hands. have
/ in a great measure succeeded in doing.
/ With them, IL matters not how often q man
may fall, there are still wstchful eyes
which follow him. loving hearts which
throb and ache. aud willing hands to res
cue him from misery and wretchedness
/ This is no spasmodic effort, but has been
continuous iu our midst for years, anG
though man may sin seventy times seven,
/ he is won back TO the fold and forgiven
/ This is the secret OF their success, and
everywhere are the good results of their
/ Iabors seen. Long may they continue
I their holy work ADD ia the future as 10 the
past. may an abundant harvest be gath
cred.
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LIE MOST POPULAR ana most vaiusole
medical works ever given to the press arc
those written by the Consulting Physician OF
the Peabody Medical lnstitute,' Boston, who
has devoted HE life to the study OF the sub
jects OF which he treats In their pages. These
books sre published by the Institute. whose
advertisement may be found In our columns.
and should be persued carefully by the young
OF both sexes. The Science OF Life. or Self
Preservation" Is practical treatise upon
matters deeply concerning the health and Wig
or Of both old and young. and has already had
career Of usefulness and popularity crafty
ing to the suthor. Equally admirable Is the
work entitled, Diseases ofthe Nerves and
Nervous Malsdies,"a timely production. A
Gold Medal has recently been presented TO
the aui hor of these works by the National
Medical association. See advertisement.
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ne present generation Of the strange ana
rDnantic events Of which Castine. or old
featagoet. was the theatre. Lately there
been ubearthed circular piece of
satst copper. about three and half inches
IL diameter. bearing Gas near rs we can
make out) the following inscription,
scratched or written with q pointed instru-
ment:-
FRAN. CAP. MAY, IL.
In the centre there Is a cross and the let
ter Z.
We offer the following translation:
Franciscan Capuchin, My 18th; and the
L may stand tor ParisieDsis, or OF Paris,
while the cross is Of course the holy EN-
'em IL Is considered as historically
proved that while D'Aulney ruled at Pent-
aguet. his fortress was prominent resort
OF the Romish missionaries; and the Jesuits
and Capuchius succeeded In converting
many Indians to their faith. Friar Leo, a
plous Cspuchin missionary from Paris,
erected here rnde chapel in honor OF
"our Lady of the Holy Hope" Ii will be
iememb-re,! that there was found thirteen
years ago former copper plate having an
Inscription in abbreviated Latin, to this
effect when translated
'l6iS. Jan. Sth, Friar Leo of Paris,
Cspuchiu Missionary, laid this foundation
In honor of Our Lady of the Holy Hope"
- RsDubiicdn Journal.
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been testified to his owner, and he hath
NAV or a woman; the OK shall be stoned,
and his owner also shall be pnt to
death" Intoxicating liquor. she said, is
such an OK. Again and again 1t has been
MANY a man and woman, and yet he hath
not Kept 1t in: but let 1t loose TO do its
work of death. In view of these facts she
favored the most severe punishment OF the
vender.
Rev. Mr.. Lamhard Of Boston spoke
earnestly and effectively of the progress Of
temperance, aud the lesson II teaches.
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The following are school agents for
ISIS; District No. /. Seth II. Hamer. No.
.. James Robinson; No. 3. Dudley Dolli-
yer, No. 4. James ;. Fernald; No. D..
Perry W. Richardson; No. G, Eben b.
Clark, No. ! Johusthan Rich; No. 5,
Charles Flint; No. .. Ambrose. Thurston
No. 10. J. b. Walls; No. IL. Joel X. Hodg-
don; No. IL. A. o. Robbins; No. II -
No. II. EJw. Blake; No. Is. willard c.
Dow. No. OF Districts ia Town Is. Goose
Cove No. s. is the largest, contains 1903
scholars. Hardwood Island (No. l5) Is
the smallest, has G scholars. Takers Is
laud No. ~ has ; scholars, also dist
No. O. and 10. No. s. has the most money.
and most school. There are two graded
schools, No. , and 8. The highest wages
paid for teaching winter term was In No.
5, si2 80 per month. and lowest wages
paid in No. o, $50 90. Scholars for 1878
not returned.
Capt. J. Il. Thurston has taken charge
Of sch. John Boynion of Calais. Mr.. SulIi-
van Webster Of sch. j. ;. Pike. of Calais,
aud Mr. James Tinker, Jr.. OF sch. Harp,
OF Calais. Webster and Tinker are young
men, thus being their first entire charge.
Capt. A. Richardson is about to with
draw IRON the drm OF \. Richardson Is
sons. The business will be continued by
the sons. Mcssrs o. A. Il ". +. Richard
son. Capt. Il. has just returned from Bos-
ton where he underwent a surgical opera
ton IN having a cancer removed from his
face
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PAtcnts-C. 4 Snow 4 Co.
observation-disclosures W Mcfarland.
foreciosurc-LOrcuz LtnscoU.
Notice-Town OF l.smoine.
spccta! Taxes.
Miscellaneous Ads-tseo. =. EowcH 4 60.
Bankrupt >otoc-p 4. Cuuulughzm. Assignee
Nouoe-R n kitircdgc \ 90.
EAion Family >chsul-H. 3. Eaton, PRINCIPAL.
Bankrupt >oiice-AmasA : Emrrton.
Admiuistrstors NolIce-Noah B. Morton.
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astfne.

Castine.
The public schools except the primary.
have closed for a short vacation. The
Committee report that the thorough exam
nations gave evidence OF progress during
the year. The closing exercises OF the
High School were interesting. and credita-
bic. to those VINO took part in them. Prom
ineut citizens present. expressed satisfac-
ton with the condition Of the school, aud
the work OF the teachers. Mr.. Rogers.
Principal has accepted call from Chica-
go All the other teachers OF the village
schools are residents OF CastiHe and have
been educated in our High School and in
the Normal School. Faithful work will
probably insure a continuance OF service.
The first of short course OF lectures
was delivered in Normal Hall. Castine,
March 23d, by Prof. John S. Sewall OF Ban
gcr. Subject. The Japan Expedition The
lecture was Interesting and instructive.
III.
Every now and then some relic of by
gone times turns up in Castine, reminding
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U. S. MARsHAL's OFFICE,

DISTRICT OF MAINE, So.
This Is 10 give notice: That on the 2sth day oil
March, A. ID. ISIS, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate OF Samuel A. Farnhain
of Bucksport in the County of Hancock and State
Of Maine who has been adjudged BANKRUPT in
& Trott his own Petition fled O the District Court
for said District March Is, A. D. 1878 that the pay
ment Of any debts, and delivery OF any property
belonging to said bankrupt, 70 him or ior his use
biaden by law; that u meeting Of The Creditors CT
the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts. and to
choose one or more Assignecs Of His Estate will
the Bankrupt Court Room, in Bangor. before
Charles Hamlin, Esd. Register, on the sixth day
of May A. ISIS, al 10 O'Clock \. VI.
1wlA ). s. u tRBLE,
U. $. Marshal, IS Messenger, for said District
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City and County.
Religious Services Il iris CITY ea:h sE.3a!

CoNGBEG ATIoNAL.-prcaching NJ 10 30 4
NJ. and +. NJ. sabbath School in tRe aiteI
noon. al IL o'clock.
DEMONSTRATING at l.. NJ. Sabbath
School 81 L. n.
tNITARIAN.-SaJbath School at 7. Nj
Preaching at , Is and 30 T. NJ.
CATHuLIC.-PreSchiug at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School al . 7. NJ.
Misunderstanding at . and L. NJ
Sabbath school at L. NJ.
Meetings held every sun
day At o'clock. L. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coonb-' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-cycry sun
day at L. NJ, at Temperance Hall.
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NORTHAMPTON, Mass. March .

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, March ..
Rev. c. u. Lothrop of Amherst. Mass.
sued the Springfield Republican for $4,000
damage. The libel Is based on state
ineni in the Raruliaa of May l7gh. 1876,
In reference to I.oihrop's expulsion from
the Amherst Congregational Church. for
alleged cruelty to children aud family
abuse
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"Ts Dc a. Felix's 81 Fashisn do" in one re-
spect at least. you must use GLENNs' Sui
PHUR SOAP. which is immensely popular
among the elite OF society. and deservedly So
for II Is the most salutsry OF beautifiers and
purifiers. Sold by sll Druggists.
HILLS HAIR & WHIsKER DYE, Black OF
Brown. Soc. April.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
oflce 81 the Chief Signal Officer.
AsHIN6TuN. II. c.. April l0-l. AN
Indications.
For New England increasing cloud :
ness followed by rain, warmer South
westerly winds aud lalin: barometer.
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SIoop Stolen.
DAMARIscoTTA, Me-, April 8

DAMARIsCoTTA, Me-, April 8.
The sloop Yacht Ticker, valued Al
eight hundred dollars, owned BY Byron
Tibbets, was stolen from Boothbay Har-
Dor last night. She is twenty-eight feet
Icing, white, no top mast.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

When you witt or leave the City OF new YORK.
save annoyan and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the q - y - Union HOTEL, OPP
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and is fitted
up an expense Of over ESQ 90. Elevator, steam
and all modeI n Improvements. European Plan -
The nEsrAl a ANTS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms supplied with the best the mar
kel can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpassed
Rooms for single person, u, tl.Jo, and 81 per
day; rich suites Tor families proportionately low
that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luXuriously, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other first class Hotel in the
city. stages aud cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for I'll parts OF the city.
Iva G. r. 4 W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
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sw HARnoR-Ar !, sch Fairy Forest, Stanley
IRON Portland Clara sawyer. Branscom
sag, sch Clara sawyer, Branscom, tor New
Haven.
Ara sch Gamecock Robins son from Jone .pnr,
SID 5, sch Ga.neoock. Rob insop. for Portland
CALAis-Cld /, sch Abby Wasscn. Lord New
Haven.
PoKrh~p-Cld J, sch Tannic scott. ThurIow
Deer Isle
Ar5. sch Egres. Fcrpald couldsboro; Alice
Joyce, swans Island: Frank Maria Alley Ellis
worth for Providence; muel Lewis. Hammct
Ellsworth. for Lynn.
Ar 5. sch susan Francis smith, Lamolne for
Boston.
CID s. seh CITY OF Ellsworth Grant. Ellsworth
Arc, sch osmeeook. Robinson. Boston for Cal
ais Railroad, Webster, Casino.
ar I, sch Andrew Peters, ToIrcy, Calais, Abbie
Wassoa Lord. do.
sid :. ach Abbie " asson
sALEN-Ar 5. sch Wreath, Iiojgkins Ellsworth
Ar :. sch Llcavo. Webuer. Ellsworth; J NJ Ken.
peiy, Pemroy, Ellsworth Import Agricola whtt.
more. Ellsworth for Fan River.
BosToS-FAir Dealer, Dodge Ellsworth
Franklin Fierce, sulson Deer Isle
Ar I. sch t'rampus, JOY, sullivan. Tanner lain
Giipatricx Lsmoine; Viola, Cole. Machias J. A.
Butler, Kelley. Ea.tport, Anaconda FcssIt
[ herryneld: Hannah Grant Pickett. NillhriJrr
Ar ), sch ID webb Webb Deer I.le
Ars. sch u Lawrence, DAVIS, Ellsworth.
Ar >. sch Harp. Tinker. Calais. Wreath. hods.
Aims. Ellsworth.
NlsEIAKD HAyES-Ar &, sch Globe Renirk
Providence Tor Ellsworth
Nkw loEk-AT7, sch Carrie W sporofd Graz
Deer Isle.
JAcksosyILLE-Cli - sch Joshua ,.riniIc
ffe,thy, Sew ora.
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Attempted Burglary.

PORTLAND, Ne, April 9.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
FRIDAY. 10 rob the safes at the Sanford
Mills, Spriugvale. The burglars tools
were found.
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Marine Disasters.


NEW IoRK. April 9.
The schooner o. ID. Weiherell from
Bangor for Baltimore, with ice. which
went ashore In Chesapeake Bay. was
got of leaky and proceeded TO Balii
more.
WASHINGTON. April 9.
The l. ;. Consul AT ST. Thomas. an
nounces the total loss of the Brig Abbie
{. Titcomb, of Portland, Me, on Ona.
gada Reefs.
March l2th. The crew reached St.
Thomas in an open boat and were taken
ia charge by the Consul theie.
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From the Trumpet and Univer-
saiist Magazine.

MANY of our personal friends have been cured
by the PERUVIAN SYRUP. but We have one
proof more powerful than all these. and that is :
OUR OWN PERSONAL EXPERIENCE No
authority can put this down argument can
contradict II; and no good word shall be spared
on our part until knowledge OF this blessing
shall be spread bro adcast among the people
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T HEREBY give notice that have contracted
J. with the Oyerseers OF the Poor, of the town o
Mt. Desert, tor the support of the poor sale
town. And all persons are forbidden from fur
nishing or harboring the same, as | have made
provision Tor their support and shall pay no bill
OF their contracting.
GILBERT II. MANCHESTER.
Mt. Desert, March Is, 1878. Swl3
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HON. JOHN y. fFlEES. justice Ire.idlng.
HUTsoN u. SAUNDERS. clerk.
AUGUSTUS Il. DEvEREUN. Sheriff.
WOODBURY. PrtsIFEE, Ste ogrspher.
The April Term OF Court began on Tues.
day, and In spite of the almost impossible
state Of the roads, all the jurors were
promptly in attendance. The call OF the
docket, indicated that less than the usual
amount OF business viii be done the pres.
ent term, and that consequently It will be
short. There are no cases of great import
snce to he tried. The business of the
Courts aud law business generally. has
within "A year fallen oil to large extent in
this County. The establishment OF the
Municipal Court greatly diminlshes the
number of cases In the sup. Jud. Court.
and elsewhere Ia the state we learn. that
there /. the same limnu;ion Of law busI-
uess. Below We append list cfthe Jurics.
GRAND JURY.
J Wesley Eldridse. Foreman Bucks
port.
Theodore Bunker. Franklin.
Isaac y. Cole. L. ookin.
Henry II. Clark. fremont.
Herbert :. Doriiy. Sedgwick.
George Grindle. P"nobscot
Eaymon H. Gupii,l. Gouldsboro.
Samuel +. Gtindel. Casiiue.
DAVID 6. Means. surry.
James c. saunders. Orlaud.
octayius VI. Stoyer, Bluehlli.
Parker Spnlord. Bucksport.
Edwin b. sp"ilord, Deer Isle.
Elisha Fourtclotte, Ellsworth.
kit,rcdge X. Thompson. Trenton.
Henry Tracy. Eden.
Timothy c. 'raplev. Brooksville
Newell Wilson. Ellsworth.
FIRST JURY.
Thos NJ Lord. Foreman Bluehlll
James I. Clark. fremont.
John Clark. Cssiiuc.
Abram u. Carter. Brookliu
James ". Cook. Gould>boro.
orrln ;. Donncll. Franklin.
Thomas ;. FiGeId. Deer Isle.
Andrew VI. Fox. Ellsworth.
Hayden c. GuptiN, Gouldsboro.
Parker II. Hooper. Brooksville.
John Hanson. renohscot.
{. NJ. Holden, fremont
SECOND JURY
Ezekiel ". Maddocks. Foreman. Buck
sport.
Orrin II, Leland. Eden
Sila, y Mitchell, Ellsworth
Henry {. Millikcu. HAncocN
David Z. Morgan. SedgwicA.
Nathaniel Noycs. Sullvar.
Gee. : Parker. Nj. Desert.
Benz amin Smith Lamouc.
John +. Soper. Orland.
Ira Scammuus. Ea~tbrook
WIN. II stanley. Sutrt.
Willard L. White. Orlaud.
sUTLKNUM.RAEITs
Frank Wood. BIuouHL
William Wilson. B4ck~uort
Edward +. Robinson Ellsworth.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA.Asss REMEDY

strikes a, the root, builds up the constitution,
makes II new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o, the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. I've
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Ladies who for years have depended on all
manner OF powers and cosmetics for giving
them artificial compilations now find that
GLENS's SULPHUR SOAP supplies them with
peArly skins aid rosy checks, elected by the
gentle stimulation OF nature. sold BY all
Druggists. Hills Hair & Whisker Dye, black
or brown, SOC. 5wl0
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WASHINGTON, April 9.


nFFRINS NJ Match 3.
'bss o>good. aged 40 unual rcd. at
Mo- nils Corner. Deering. hung himself
this morning.. Cause. soitening OF the
brain.
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Peruvian Syrup
Peruvian Syrup
Peruvian Syrup

supplies the blood with it. vital Psi.cipIe
Of Life Ei~ m~ns. Iron, Infusinz strength
Sigor and View Lif~ into all parts Of the sys.
tenn. Being FREE FROM ALCOHOL, It's ener.
giving cfccts are not followed by corresponding
reaction, but are permanent
SETH W. FoWLE 4 SONS, Propric.or. ~
Harrison avenue, ioston Sold by all druggists
Pamphlets tree. Send for one.