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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
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The truths Of science and pro1re ssive thought
have slways been compelled 10 batter down
the buwarss of prejudice and disbelief. or re-
maiD forever unknown. Why !. Il that people
are 80 reluctant TO receive facts that rslste d.
recily TO the phenomena Of their own exist ncst
Astronomers. upon discovering .tsr. a-~igu
Il place at once. and II Is forever fixed. The
RUE BY which msths maiical problem u once
soils ed bee ONES forever an sXiorn; bait no INST
ter how clearly the principle. which govern
hsalih and siekues. be demou>ira ed. some
refuse 10 believe. DR.. Pierce's Family Medl-
ri..es. which are now generally used. and
desertedly popular wcre, in their early day,
srrY felutsBts received by the people. To-
day. nr. Piercc's Golden Mddical Discovery
ha. out riysiej the old-ime carsapariilas, his
Pellets are IN general USE in place of the coarse.
huge. drastic pill formally ~ much empl Dyed,
while the .aie, Of hi DIR. >age'- Cstsrrh X m
sty and hts favosite Prescription are cnor-
nous. Whsrr the skin j. salow and covered
with blOtehes AMI pImple-. ar where there
scrofuious ~wsl,iug> aud affections. few bot
ties OF his Golden Medical Discovery VIII effect
81 entire cure II Won feel dull, drow-y, drhh-
lated. have ssllOw cutor fsklu. or ycllo~t>h-
brown spots on face or t,siy. frequent ne al
ache or dizziness. bad TASTE in mouth. internal
beat or chiils allerusicd with hot nI~hrs. low
-fir T. and gioomy iore!s.Ailngs. irI, -,uIar alp
petite. and tongue coated. are suffering
from Torpid LlreF or "BGt9HsHsss In
many eases OF "LjreF CDIay}diEf." ouly pas
Of these symptoms are eNI,el zen 7e.' 4, M
eiy for all such eases. uT. ~ - GolIrn
Medical Discovery has no equsi. - eject
perfect cures. leaving the liver =. ugi h'usd
aud healthy. D~btliaied frmsle WIN ave uu-
dergone all the toTiuUc- OF cau-tic au,i knife.
snd - -uast tb tssv-o ICvutIs' drIqgtaD-
d,'~la sepsatious ant weANBes>es. can Ne
guaranteed to them prompt and positive relief
by using DIR. Pierce's fsNoritc Prescription,
while constipation and torpid liver, or bilious
ness" are promptly relieved by the Pleasant
rufgatise Pellets. Sold by sll druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
The following is copied from the Min
ing Record:

III
NC 'o'io"'ns - cop'eo from the MID
Ing record;
In Maine, the principal copper interest
seems NJ present connned TO belt In Han
cock county. of as yet unknown extent
worked principally ia the town OF BlueiIil
lhe Diuehiii copper. MINING and Smelling
Company have about 500 acres OF land
comprising Fishers mountain. so called.
The ores and containing rocks are similar
10 nature TO those OF the Connecticut River
Copper Belt, being. like them Of Upper
hufonian, age. Inc coPper-oesring belt
tsiniUo an immense unmhe1 ~ I r;Cb COD o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
State News.

Potatoes have sold a, low a. 10 cent,
per bushrI at Albion
a night train connecting with the eve
ming tram on the Maine Central railroad
vii De pat 90 the European a North Am
erican railroad next Monday.
Hope. the Dexter bank rohbcr. !. very
respondent lie doe, not say anything 70
any person. not even the turnkey. ana
when he has caller. keeps himself out Of
the way.
Th" Auburn shoe business j. nearly
abreast Of last year at ihi, time. ia light
goods Il q quite good, very little j. doing
ID heavy work Over 1000 cases were
shipped the past week.
The new iron bridge Tor the Maine
Central. will arrive on Tuesday mex. Il
will b. put 10 place over Little Androscpy-
gla in Auburn on the sunday following -
The superstructufc Il % be made ready for
quick work.
From - co. 70 20. 600 lobster. are can.
ned daily In the vinalhaven lobster iacto.
~. About 900 90 lobster. were used IN
ihis factory lat year. giving employ nent
10 20 girls and about the same number %
men.
The Classical Academy At Hailow.ll
has i.sneI circular appealing to friends
10 Maine to raise at once $4,000. other
wise the school will have To be closed -
LegacIes q over $4,000 depend on raising
she sJO,0r0.
The Trustees OF the Ne. state Agricul.
tural Soc'y have voted to hold their state
Fair at Presump-cot Park ihl, year from
september 18th To the 9,th. .he Maine
DAirym~ns Association viii unite with L.
There will be 5000 offered IN premiums
a young Pembroke gentleman Who se-
c1mpauird young lady home the other
evening, narrowly escaped drowning
ho2sh-ad oi water being set IN the GROUND
near the young lsdy'- residence. Il va,
not observed by the Young man. Il beng
very late and very dar., and into il he
went but succeeded Ia cravlin. out ID
sd condition
The heavy rains Of the week past have
enabled the lumbermcn 10 start their
drives. The drive a, Dead River will be
az FL, sRb; sos t r ga'n s f,S.r az
more from ether sources viii come DOWN
the kenneber Thirty millions Of these
viii De- needed a. the mills 10 Watcryillr
and elsewhere; the remainder v I'd h. man
Gtactur"d IN fttistou. on the lower k-nnt-
hrc and Ni-casset- This vast amount OF
~, Viii be Sufficient for the market this
season, ami viii furnish suite eni -toc. to
keep the mills active. Moo>ehrad lake j.
no" clear Of ir.., and The river drivers are
getting down their drives or the Moose
TiseT aud It, tributaries.
The lumber trade OF Bangor /, very
encouraging for the opening OF the season.
The scale OF long lumber. which consists
mostly or spruce, made a. an advance ot
% 10 - ceuts per thousand. - better than
at tins time last year, with all the order.
that tor the present can be filled. There
were never before - many shingles -Vld
al thi, time la the season a have been sold
this spring, and the stock for shingles was
never 50 .msli Ia the market Last year
The total saving OF lumber amounted To
liz ,OJD coo feet, and 10 900. 90 feet OF old
= were wiuiered over. The .hole cut
ting last winter amounted a. loo 600 900
ieet. \ larger number 81 purchasers have
been In Bangor up to this time than during
the same period tor a number of years,
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THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY.
NOTICE IN REGARD TO CAMBRIDGE TINE
SIGNALS FOR IT'S OBSERVATION

NOTICE IN REGARD TO CAMBRIDGE TINE
SIGNALS FOR ITS OBSERVATION.
HARVARD COLLEGE OBSERVATORY,
May 3-Through the kind cooperation
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
the observatory will transmit it, time sig
mails for the benefit of those who wish To
observe the transit of Murcury, May 9Th
TO the following points:
New York New Haven. Bridgeport,
Hartford, Conn; Springfield, Worcester.
Mass; Providence. X. L.; North Easton
Randolph. Diyhton, Taunton, Fall River,
New Bedford. Lynn Salem, Ipswich,
Newburyport, Mass. Hampton. North
aud Portland. Me. Manchester aud Con-
cord, n. H.; White River Junction. Mont.
pelier, Waterbury, Burlington and st. Al
bans, VT; Montreal, Canada.
The standard clock at Cambridge will
register its beats at the telegraph Offices
named, beginning at o "A. IN. exactly and
beating each two seconds until Oh. 5m. a.
m; except that the 18th second ct each
minute and the 18th second Immediately
preceding the beat which moves the signal
for Oh. 5m. Os. will be omitted. The sig
nails will be repeated at p. m. aud a. IN.
OF Tuesday. II is important thai observers
who have telescopes OF two inches aperture
and upwards should observe the times at
which Mercury first notches the suns disc;
when the planet is just oil the disc /; when
the planet is first in contact with the sun,
and when II Is seen in contact with the
SUP.
A convenient way for persons unaccus-
toned TO telescope views Of the sun to
make these observations will bs to form
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

Ira Downing. Esq, a leading citizen Of
Hudson. died at Hudson. Wednesday, alter
AN illness Of some six weeks.
&C. Ii. kilby, Esq, recently one of the
editors Of the Somsrset Reporter, has taken
unto himself a better halt.
Lancaster Hodges, l07 years old. died
at Brownfield. Thursday. He WAS born in
Danvers, Mass. Jan, 81. III.
1T is reported that the Maine green
hackers are trying TO induce Ben Butler TO
come to their aid in the political campaign
in this State.
Mr. W ii. W. Newell. principal Of the
Brunswick Grammar School, having
passed a satisfactory examination before
the Sagadahoc Bar. on motion OF Weston
Thompson. Esq. was admitted to practice
as All Attorney at Law April 10Th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
General News.
THE EASTERN SITUATION.

ST. PETERSBURG, 8.

ST. PETERSBURG, 8.
The Juurnsl de ST. Petersburg SAYS the
proper Interpretation Tn give TO Count
Schouvalof-s visit TO that city. is that An
ylo- Russian negotiations have entered on
a moie precise phase.
LoNDoN. :.
Twelve hundred rifles are ordered ,hip-
ped TO Malta Immediately. probably i,r the
Indian contingent. IL l. stated National
Convention will be called Ia London. to
protest against war should government
take further measures likely in the opinion
of liberals TO lead To war
The statements Of Nortt cote Ia the Com
nous last eve are regarded a. reassut-
znce IL was also thonght the visit OF
Schsuyaich. Russian ambassador at Lon
dou TO 81. Petersburg. cannot be otherwise
than Ia part the cause OF peace, A. lac can
explsin the temper snd views 81 the En-
giish government people more effectively
than could be done in correspondence.
The change in public opinion of Russia
in peaceful direction j. said To be mark ed
aud to be the result of a recognition of Sc
rjou- consequences that would ineVusbiy
reSHlt from new war.
The Gar j. personally directing uegnti-
atious With assistance Of Baron IpH,ini
The Cars predictions are entirely iu ftvor
OF praCe.
LONDON. MAY The Standard Ber-
lin despatch ~Ays the Gar has himself TN
d, rtaken to conduct sfairs during ibe III
uess OF Prince Gorischakoff hence the
'',or.. psrifir a-rss' 81 the s''e~tia~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

Toward the close OF the fight at lnher-
mann, Lord Raglan, returning from taking
leave OF General Strangewsys, met a Ser
geant carry ing water for the wounded.
The sergeant drew himself up 10 salute.
when ID round-shot came bounding over
the Hill aud knocked the forage cap out OF
his hand. The man picked it up. busted it
on his knee, placed il carefully ON his head,
aud made the salute, not 4 muscle Of his
countenance moving the while. "A neat
thing that. my man" said Lord Raglan.
e., my Lord returned the sergeant
with another salute. but a miss Is a.
good a mile" The command-. Was
probably not surprised by such an exhibi-
ton OF sang .froid. being himself good that
way. He was badly hurt at Waterloo,
and. say s the Prince Of Orange, who was
in the hospital, Il was not conscious OF
tie presence Of Lord Fitzroy Somerset
until heard him cali out in his ordinary
tone: Halo. Don't carry away that
arm till nave taken of my ring Meth
er wound nor operation had extorted
sroan from bis lips Chambers Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
Extract from a letter Of an Ellsworth
sailor boy 10 bis father
March 2ith, ISIS.

March 2itb, ls7>.
Dear Fufher
We arrived here the I7ih inst, after pleas
ant passage Of % day. from AIgoa BAY {.
q. H. our cargo will PROBABLY be out b.
another week. ! do no, know what will De
our next port, bat think there j. prospect
Of our wing here until the vessel /, chartered.
With the exception Of four Of u. the crew have
all run away. 30 far everything has been
agreeable. snd the VOYAGE a pleasant on.
There are = number Of American vessels
here. but The only one ibHt | know il the ship
Herald Of the Morning" Wa. on board Of
her la, year at MonteyIle).
- dney, the capital Of New South Males, i.
very plea,aniiy SITUATED on sydney Cove. Ga
the south tide Of Port Jackson, tour miles from
the entrance. Lat % deg. Il mn. ~ sec. -
Ion. Isl deg limn. +. II {. situated partly on
promontory. and partly ia a valley. AMI
viewed either from the bay or the heights Of
the shore, II shows of 10 good ads antAge.
The haibor j. shielded by land on every tide,
and Of sufficient depth Of water to allow the
largest vessels 10 enter. Tie streets are sll
neatly laid out. and are all well paved or
Inacsdsmized. The pot Office. number Of
churches besides numerou. stores and shops,
are very tne looking bui lding,; but the houses
ar emo,tiy OF the European style. The weather
now /, similar to that OF Maine in June and
July. Last Saturday evening, taking a stroll
through The city market. saw 3 large number
Of bir'ls and animals, besides large quaniiie. Of
native fruit. The only animals that knew
were the Guinea plg, and the kangaroo. The
population Of Sydney Is about - 90.
To-day is sunday, and | stopped on board
until evening, when went 10 church a, the
oeaman's Bethel, and ii was the beet one
ever saw. Next Sunday evening ! think
will attend the Episcopal Church. wv {.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
Pauper Notice

7. D. CHAMBERLAIS, Deputy U. S. Marsha
as messenger 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
Conf. Ct between Aaihorities and the Captain
Of American Vessel

NEW YORK .May t.-Psnama dates Of Apri
2iih certain an interesting account Of qna.i-
conflict Al Aspln~all with the Columbian au-
tboriiie-. ii he facts are A. follows:
Schooner Lorine, Capt kane. from Philadel-
phia with coal for the Pseinc National steam
ship Company arrived a, Colon on the even
J1lh inst, the captain 81 The port dcmandrd
the ships paper from the captaia ~ bach were
refused. Capt Name then went To the United
State, consul where be delivered hi. reg is'rr
and crew let . the consul according 10 law.
A demand then. was mai. upon The consul for
papers which he also refused. Notice was then
served upon tue captain Of the Lorine that be
was lined go and must furnish security To
the amount Of go 90 before he would be per
miiied 10 discharge his cargo. This also was
refused. Meantime the captain Of the port
cent squad Of soldier. 10 The wharf. and upon
steam being made and bucket Of coal hoi.ied
out OF the hole the .oldiers stopped the dis
charging at the point Of the bayonet. The coal
a, Tor the Use VI transit and the captain Of the
port IN bis EFFORT To enforce an absurd lAW yiO-
iaisd the contract between the Panama Railroad
Company aud The Columbian government and
the Treaty Oi lS4s, b. which freedom OF transit
/, expressly guaranteed. Lorine was lined
so aud few days aflergard the steamship
California was fined $40 for refusal 10 give up
the ship. register. The crescent Cny was
a 20 nDed although no attempt was mace to
ob,lTuct the work Of dl-charglng the vessels.
,i-ed VI the proceedings going on IN Aspinwall
and took measure. 10 put stop 10 them. He
L. legi he'd TO the captain 81 tne port TO su--
pend sctlou. The captain Of the port replied
he was acting under direct order. fro III B0gota
and must 20 on. The Secretary oil State then
went over, but his persua>inDs, arguments aud
order. were entirely dlsregarded. The pre,.-
dent himself then went TO Aspinwail and by
dint Of arguments, threats, etc, succeeded in
putting stop 10 the execution Of the law until
the general government could be referred to.
The Lorine was detained three days sfter be-
ing ready TO discharge aud no doubt claim will
be mae by the United state. for damages
No attempt was made to enforce 1.-THE law 10
Pan anna H. the Captain OF the port takes his
orders IRON the state executive. L. 5. Consul
ThorningIon has written n strong letter to the
Columbian authorities in which be states that
American vessels are compelled by the law of
their own country to deposit their registers
with the consul representing their govern
ment, and that the matter has been referred
10 Washington for action and caution them
against further like action to American ve.-
sells.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
STATE OF MAINE


HANG 1Ch So
10 ne HoHaraile he tamH Lsst1Hrrs. t-....
"a IFi f,r -gif taaa'g.
u { MuLN Shows The undersigned tuhabs.s.
IL OF the t1Ens Of FeUog-seot and surrv IH o..
'ouuty. that 4 public rrai ~ ou!3 b.,
great convenience 10 The travelling pgbir-. ....
gat~d, A. follows, VIZ BsgtuinE Al soear E-lir.
.hC town Uay near the huusr Of Rsub-u Orc.
ia aid Fenob-rot. aud runalng rAstryly i4 .t
narroSs OF The upper Tosidy F1aa thence t7 .
hItdEs a;r,ss sald Nsrross through the t.p.
( ~urrY 70 A point a, the town road rear ...
hou-- OF Parker LuCkius IA said Nurre
hcTcJrfe the afiers snrsl 'estiIau your %
'rahlr oo'iy. 10 locate -aii road anA Bal.
AZ vs'biv to Ne laws ~ snch cases made ave-.
p,uyn!ed Aa4 As In dagy bound wiG ever ars.
LEA>bEk Z. rEakIN> AND - OrHEi.-.
f"u"b-cpi March 10 lsTs-
HA>'o. r. court ., COUNTY Cona..-.!anrr-
Apri Tern, \. II. lSss
l pom TIE i"rrgp'Es petition L - cna-ldcr-f r.
the Ton ml.si1nrrs that The pctu1ner- are r..
p"H.inic and that tHry ought % De beard tau. =. <
"a" matte 80 forth ia Their petition and Thor
fi1' orirr lhat the county tanimlsstou-rs r....
At Reuben Grizzlies 40 Peuobscat on ~Aturtiag Me-.
. aAy o. June ncNt. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. sa.
sHrHr" proceed b view she route ueDLt1u~4 I'D
aafi petition, jinnleii lseIy arrr Nlist ~
hearing "i IN" pArtsy- anil ssiGnrsses wll. a. At4
81 son" convenient Place in The y.rIuus ABA
'ag IA other usearascs iakru IN the prrag.s..a a..
t"" 'o'nH4'sioner- shall Judge proper Ali .
4- IurtItf
"EnEEEo- That notice Of the time place a-.
F"'Po~" o. the COMMENCEMENT uIe~aug Ai,.-
SAL ~ sNra 20 81! ptr-uDs and curfcrat.... .
Interested - serving st;rstci cope. ~ tbs, i..
20" AMI ~. order thereon, gpoU the clerk .
he tHsus % Psnub~cot anil ~urrv and bv t-.-... q,
nP tuert-l copies A. Aforesaid IN thrive pt.t...
Pih''7 lH each # sad towns thirty DAY. At .-a
Hti"Fc Tue uul~ appointed for sad ylrw 4..
"F publishing the ~ l.tiun aad order lhe-r..
'Arse weeks -ucessslveiy The kll-sorth AM
D.. Az. ne" -pAl eT published a. Ellsworth .
t"' county % Hancock. the Hr-t pGH8eAls,r 3.
De 'h'ftY 4ay- al isast before The uua- of ..
y !r" that all person. and corporations tnt.r,..
''4 may aLrEl ami be heard u thcv think o..
Attest, IL. g. SAUNDERS tf.rs
y rue copy Of The petition and ORDER Thereof.
~. Attest. II. y. SAUNDERS tf.rl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
THURSDAY, xAY 9. !s7s.
The Cimbria.

While the Cimbria has bceh IyIng ~
quietly at anckor at Southwest Harbor,
conjecture has been rife as to her mis-
sion to these shores; speculation has
blazoned her probable movements for
tie future; the press has largely devo-
ted its columns TO elaborate arguments
relative TO the bearing of her arrival,
on the neutrality Jaws; reporters Of the
New York and Boston papers have been
TO Southwest Hsrbor TO catch some in
ieIligence concerning this ship and fash
il forth over the wires TO their respec-
tive journals; British Admirals and
British Consuls have gone to the lonely
harbor TO watch her movements: and
artists, by direction of the New York
p;ctorials, have been intent on photo
graphing her form and appearance.
Some OF the leading journals have
claimed that by reason of impending
war between Russia aud other nation.
tits the duty OF our Government 10
warn that vessel TO depart from the
country. 1t Is claimed again that con-
tingencies mas arise which will make il
obligatory on the United States TO pre-
vent her departure.
such Is the general, We may say, ma
tional interest with which this lone ship
Is regarded. Do the facts justify such
lavish excitement
O.tensibly and legally, as ii seems 10
us, she is simply an emigrant ship, char.
tered to bring Passengers TO a port OF
ports in the United safes. There i. nc
war between England and Russia, and
there NAV never be. Her master ha.
never sought to eyade the revenue law.
Of our country, hut, on the contrary, be
has been anxious TO comply with them
TO the very letter. Her passengers may
stay on board as long as they please,
there being no law which can compe
them TO come on shore; or, in the event
of their disenbaSking, they are entirely
free to seek any occupation open 10
them, even 10 shipping as seamen in
Russian vessels, or vessels Of any other
---s;~--i:..- - --- -, |---t.----
coming 10 our shores have ever beer
thus free, aud We see no reason why il
time Of peace, an exception should be
made against Russian eInigrants in gen.
eral, or this ships company in partic.
ulaT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09
A~>ignce'~ sale Of Real
Estate.

pCBLiC notice {. hereby given that Pursuant 10
L an order 81 the [ =. District Court for th..
District Of Name. -hall sell at Puhne Auction
on FRIDAY. the i.th Day Of MAY, A 4. I-7s at ten
O'Clock IN the 'TrHOon. at my oiice in sald El.-
worth. the following parcels Of real estate belong
ing TO the estate OF }. " tOOMB>, of said Els
worth, bankrupt.
lst. The properly known IS 'Coombs' Block -
Ito ated IN aid Ellsworth, the east side of
mon ktyvr bridge. COusistingot three stores on
The nr-t nooT and Offices on the second noor said
property t. subject To a mortgage, amounting
with interest TO about $40 The exact amount
due on sand mortgage VIII be made known at H. e
time Of sale.
~, The store on the south side OF Main street,
" saiu Ellsworth, occupied at the present time by
\ ~ a'ker, being the next store east u the
store owned and occ. pic'i by Edward y Robin.
son sad properly j. subject TO Two mortzAge-
one iar $50, AHd interest and one slDa and
interest, The whole amount due on both mort
gage. - about tsenty-tso ha inbred dollars. The
exact amount due on both mortgage. will be
made know at the time of sale
Both 81 the above named pieces or propsrty will
be sold ~ bJcci TO said mortgages
Terms. Cash. when the deeds are dellvr red
\ reasonable time will be gwen after the ,aIe
An opportunity Will be given to examine the
premises 70 any one desiring TO do 30 For fur.
iher particulars Inquire OF the undersigned
ANDREW Z. WIsNkLL,
3wls Assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

The Democrats are getting more cleo
totsl investigation than they want. he
puolcans are beginning to take aggressive
ground 10 the matter Of investigating every
thing connected with the electoral count.
They insist that the Cronin purchase in
Oregon, and the attempts TO purchase cleo
toral votes In Louisiana. Florida and South
Carolina can be proven, and that IL the
facts Of the election can be inquired into
Ia Alabama aud Mississippi, as well as the
disputed states, the Democrats will wish
that they bad let the thing alone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

To PROMOTE AEALTHY action OF the .ys-
ten when it has become enfeeblcl BY Kidney,
Bladder AMI Glanduar Diseases, Mental aud
Physical Debility, Pain in the back. Loins and
Side. take HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy. BrignI's Disease, and Incontn-
enec and Retention Of Urine. are cured BY
HUNTS REMEDY. All Diseases Of the X D.
neys. Bladder and Urinary Organs, are cured
BY HUNTS REMEDY
CLAkk's TOnIM ACmE DRoP. curs iaxfnnlu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

With shiloh'- Consumption Cure you can
cure yourself. II has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while for Coughs,
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough. Asthma, and ali
diseases Of Throat and Lungs, il is absolutely
without an equal. Two doses will relieve
your child Of Group, 1t is pleasant 10 take and
perfectly harmless to the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without it. You
can use two-third. of bottle and il what we
say Is not true We will refund the price paid
Price 10 cts. 30 cts. and sl.O0 per bottle. II
Your Lungs are sore OF chest or back lame use
shiloh's Porous Plaster. For sale by ;. ID.
WIGGIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-09

in the libel suit Of Capt. Il. o. Pstter-
son Of Belfast. against the publishers Of
the Rockland Gazette. growing out of
plaintiffs alleged discharge from his posi-
ton on the steamer Cambridge last sum.
mer. defendants demurrer to plaintiff q
writ has been sustained by the Court.