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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

A few intoxicated persons have recent.
ly been seen on our streets.
On account Of the baptism next Sab
bath, the Baptist ). School will be held at
10 l.2 O'Clock A. NJ
Miss Melissa Hall will open Private
/ School at W. II. Halls. Water St. com.
mencing May and. Terms - cents per
week.
DO not forget the May Festival aud
Supper "Wednesday night OF the Ladies'
of the Congregational Society. The read.
lag will be entertaining, the music sweet.
and the sta.uary hfe-like and enchanting
The ordinance OF baptism will be ad.
ministered at wbitaker's shore. on Sunday
next. by Rev. Mr.. White. pastor OF the
Baptist Church. Some twenty-five per.
sons have .lgnified their Intention to go
[ forward.
The rain and fog for the past week
have been continuous. and vegetation has
come forward with surprising rspidity.--
The grass is sufficiently forward for young
stock TO get their living. and the trees are
putting forth their leaves. The season Is
nearly a month earlier than usual.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK-The
annual meeting OF the members OF the Han
cock County Savings Bank. will be held At
the Bank on Monday, the 18Th day Of May
ls.s, at J O'Clock 4. NJ, for the choice OF
FIVE Trustees, and for the transaction OF
any other business that may legally come
before them.
CHARLES c. BURRILL Clerk
Ellsworth, April so. 1878.
On Saturday. one .Tohn McInnlss was
committed TO jail by oflcer Patterson.
The miitimus was issued BY Trial Justice
Pillsbury OF Bucksport. The offence with
OF clothes from the clothes-llne OF Rober;
+. Trim OF East Buckspor;. McInnis plead
guilty TO the charge and is bound over TO
the October term Of Court. We lean that
he IS an old fender.
Mr.. Irving Osgood, Photographer, on
Main Street. has taken some OF the finest
views We have ever seen Of several of the
public buildings and streets in Ellsworth.
Among them are the Baptis; Church. Han
cock Hall. and the County buildings. There
is also . view OF Peters corner and Coombs'
block. Peters corner, with its score Of
oafers, is easily Recognized. One or more
OF these photographs will be highly priced
by old residents, who have removed to
other places. Call aud examine them.
The wonderful nerve aud forthude,
which Edward NJ. Smith, the Bucksport
murderer evinced during his long trial.
and confinement. has at last given way.
and he is now completely broken down.
On his way 10 ThomAstou. he WAS unable
TO withstand the gaze OF his former &C
quaintaDees at Buckspor,, but concealed
his face in the folds OF his cape. On board
the boat he hid his face in his hands and
cried aloud. After being lock ed In his cell
a. the State prison he continued 10 sob for
days He has selected the occupation OF
blacksmith, and Is now at work.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

SGREGAIIoNAL.-Preac at 10 80 A
N. and P. N. sabbath School in tse sfte, !.
noon, At 1-2 O'Clock
BAPrisI.-Presching at p. II. Sabbath
School at 2. n
UNIrARIAN.-Saobath School ut 1 p. NJ
Preaching al 9 Is and SOP NJ.
Notwithstanding at 10 I-s O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School nj p. n.
METHoDIsT.-Preaching at and ?. NJ
Sabbath School at T. N.
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meetings held every Sun
day At O'Clock. p. n. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MkRrISG-every SUN
day at 4 =. n, at Temperance Hall.
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IL has bees CssssoaP, in old communities u
suspend pieces OF stick sulphur around the
pscks Of childrea ~ protection against conts
gion IL epidemics. A thorough washing with
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP has beea found
much better preventive. Sold everywhere.
HILLS HAiR . WHISTLE DYE, BI.ck OF
Brown, 10 c. avis
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Do you want to save your childrenf II you
do. 20 to G. A. Psrcher and get box Of Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t 10 the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For s.le BY oil druggists for - cests, or sent
BY mail on receipt o. the prics.
Prepared BY Fsssssden 3 Co., Rockland,
0aino.
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NCAL NOTICES.

The Universal Pile Pills. are sold In
Ellsworth by s. D. Wiggin.
DIR. E. r. Jscksou's Catsrrh SnuT and
Troche powder is highly Recommended
TOR Catarrh. Colds In the head. Headache
sore threat, &c. See Advertise0ent.
why suffer from that cough whsn Adsms0x's
0otossc Bdisdm will speedily and sHreiy cure
souI children like it. Sold By drug<ises md
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Ne. As,.-.s...... TIT. w..l.

Sale Of Real Estxte-Andreu r. wisveu A
signee
Wool carding-H. II. Eldridxe.
Csrpeiinss-A. II. Roberts 4 SOU.
,hnice Farming Lands Z. Goodwin.
Notice OF Force losure -Theo Z. WoodmAn.
Auction Sale OF stock-C. Edgar smith.
PAnper Notice-N. {. Reynolds.
Probate Nouce.
Iard-John Collins
bankrupt Nctices
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FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE IL hereby given. that George A. Lake,
~ Of Bucksport- tanaty 81 uaneoek. state oS
maine. by bis mortgage deed dated June II Is7A
and recorded in The Hancock County Registry OF
DECIDE Book Ia, Page isS. conveyed In mortgage
TO the Bncksport savings Bank, certain parcel
OF real estate, situated In said Buckspor', being
part OF lot No. lsi, ann Range. lying on the east
side OF the County road leading 10 the Hewey
settlement. and the same decided 10 ;. Lake by
;. Chapman. by deed recorded in Vol -, fage 81.
and the same decided 10 said George A. Lake by
Daniel L. Lake by deed recorded in Vol. lea
Page 2S. Hancock County Registry, and whereas
the Aforesaid mortgage deed was on the Iith day
OF June. \. ID. ISIS. assigned 10 me. by George "
Herbert, Treasurer Of sAd Buck.por, savings
Bank that the condition 81 said mortgage 10 bro
Aen, i therefore claim foreclosure OF the same
Axreeatly to the prov ision OF the Statute in such
cases made and provided.
Y. p. HAYWOOD.
Bucksport, April 10. ISIS. 3wl6'
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

to be cured should try Dv. KassoeF's Cele.
srueeA C:.s.opeive RowAsss. These
will cure COasa0psa0a and all diseases Of the
Threat and Laags-indeed. SO strong 10 our.
faith IN them, snd also 70 convince you thai hey
are no humbug, We will forward TO every saHerer
b. mali post paid, fro0 TRIAL Hex.
4 dont want your money until you are per.
iectly satisfied Of their curative powers. II
these Rowaegs . trial. a. they VIII surely cure
you.
ue United States OF Canada. By nail, on receipt
Of price.
Address.
ASH 4 ROBINSON,
50 FULTON STREET. BRookLYx. NY.
Iyl7
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Over $4,000 Sold !

On receipt oil Is cents. (green stamps tAken) we
W Ill send u every reader uf this paper HAND
SOME CHROMOs, worthy to sdorn any wall.
UNION CLUE LIST, Dorchester, Mass. 10 limo.
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Notice.

All persons indebted 70 the Arm OF A. Richard
son Son are requested to settle on or before the
lsi day oil August next, All debts not settled by
thai time Will be leit with sn Attorney Tor coli
lection.
A. RICHARDSON. 4 son.
Bass liarbor. April 10, 1873 3ml7
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NJ A II II l E d.

Eden-April 2lst, by Rev. Andrew Gray,
Albert +. Bunker. and Capitola l.. Weber,
both Of Eden.
April Goth. by Rev. A. +. Plummer Mr..
Frank o. Bowden and Miss Carrie S. Hopkins,
ali Of Eden.
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DOGS! DOGS!

81 Blank Licenses. TO be given owners Of
- Dogs by Clerks OF Town for sale al
this ODce i3tf
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$50
BY TELEGRAPH.
Burglary and Arrest.

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THE LAST CHANCE.
RosIep " OAvlsMI AuO 0Alti0HI. by Capt.
y Z Il: savage. Chief Of the Boston Police. a
$3.50 book for q cts. green stamps takenl. only
few left UNION CLUB LIST, Dorchester, Aass.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-03-07
Centaur
 7z --
L[NLMEuqS.

The wonder of m edic Ii scisnce-haf horse and half manthe tabled Csntaurs left their impress upon the history oi the world. f~k
 The Centaur Tfnimenfs, for man and bea-t are not less remarkable in their way. They have been have perform ed more wonderful works, have allsSi sted more pains and cured more bed-ridden crippies than have all other nments, ,Emhrocatious, Extracts Salves and Ointmen.s iu existence. Their immense and rapidly increasing sale is indsputable evidence of the estimation in which they held. They are already in many of the hospitals of this country and Europe prescribed by the best physicians and veterinary surgeons. Why should they not be They failed to ameliofate suffering when cures from loss of bone muscle are impossible. They cont 4in Carbolie Witch Hazel Rock Oil, Arnica and ingredients which must stimulate the uids, soft en the sinews and penetrate to the bone. We have never yet heard of the first failure to benefit in stubborn cases of Rheumatism Seatica, and Neuralgia, while Flesh Wounds, Bites. Frosted Limbs. Burns, Cutaneous Eruptions, etc. they unfailing. What the White Centaur LinimeBt is for the human frame, the Yellow Ceniaur Linisneuts is for horses and animals. We will guarantee that one dol lar expended for Centaur Linimens will perform more and speedier results than be obtained for five or twenty dollars from any physician. We have made the treatment of fesh bone and muscle ailment a speciality. We know that have preparations which do what they recommended to do. They c-alls-they will not mend broken leg, but they will alleviate pain and cure where any hu- man agency can cure. Be sure and inquire for the Cemtaur Liniments and give them fair trial
 J. B. ROSE X CO. 46 DEY ST. NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-03-07
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

THE DECLINE OF REvERENCE.-It strikes us that in this world of advanced enlightenment we have been pulling down great deal and building up but very little We are laboring strenuously for the creation of voids. We sap regulations in seeking for motives From los ing faith in creeds we have withdrawn our trust from individuals. It must be said-we can not shirk it-that the pages of Sparks, of Irving, of Everett, which cast golden halo over the memory of our PGter PdtgT0 which once warmed our fathers hearts, are read to- day with indifference. The purer lessons these books should teach are lost. A weak cynicism feeble consciousness petty dis arrangement is ever rife. We trIfle with names which should be hallowed. We festoon the grandest, the simple portraits of past times with the silliest, the most fantastical of tags Better even that stage or inflated bomhast than the benumbing period of speculative coldness If ever men, craved for some human being on whom they might pin their faith, or hungered for hero that they might worship, it is our own American people. Be it said to our shame that hearts to day pulse more rapidly in Eng land, France, Germany, Italy, even in Rus sia, when the name of Washington is uttered than in the very country this hero gave free dom to- MT. Froude tells us that historical discrimination often becomes a hopeless task because neither the writer nor reader can ever thoroughly understand those peculiar surroundings which formerly influenced the ac- tiohs of men. Between the period of the Rev olution and to-day the lapse of time has cer- tainly been too short to admit of any historical doubts. Perhaps as some grand statue which requires distance to be imposing we are still too near by century to fully appreciate the majestic figure of Washington Phillips, in Harpers 4NagGzine for MGrch
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-03-07
Mothers,

There is the harmless and certain remedy for your children. CAsToHIA is the result of twenty years' ex- periments by the celebrated Samuel Pitcher. NJ. D.
 It is vegetable preparation, effective Castor Oil, but perfectly pleasant to the taste It be ta ken by the young est infant. and, neither gags nor gripes. Dr. A. J. Green of Royston Indiana, says of it:
 SIRs:-l have tried the CAsToRIA. and can speak highly of its merits It will do away with Castor Oil It is pleasant and harmless, and is wonderfully eff cacious as aperient and laxative. N IS the pery thing.
 The CAsroRIA destroys worms, regulates the Stom- sch cures Wind Collie, and permits of natural healthy sleep. It is very efcacious in Group and for Teeth ing Children. Honey is not pleasanter to the taste, and Castor Oil is not certain in its eects It costs but B cts, in large bottles.
 45-3m J. B. ROSE & Co.,, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-03-07

s Snipkins refused to get his wife new hat. and soon after his little girl came in and said: t'Manlma, won't you buy me monkey play with when you go down town?" ''No, darl- till you are older and marry one, as I did" replied the grief f-stricken wife, with her tears bursting forth afresh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-03-07
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TER MS:

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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21
A CARD

You will perhaps say that = remedy recon-
mended TO cure many diseases will cure
none. Your attention IS called 20 the fast that
An impure and disordered circulation is the
prime cause OF nearly all the ills that fe~h is
heir 10, and that Sny remedy which will
cleanse purify and enrich the blood, will also
improve the general health. As blood
seArch-- DR.. +. s. HAliidsys. Blood Purifier
stands unequaled. We have vet, 10 find he
irst person who. alter giving it fair trial,
has hs~n dissatisfied with the result. We
have testimonials from hundreds o; res pousi-
bic persons, showing cures OF Catarrh. Ner-
vous Debility, Scroiula, lnasma,orv Rheuma-
tism, Erysipelas, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases. Female Weakness, Sal, Rheum. etc
after other remedies aud the hest medical
treatment that money could procure had
failed Used in connection with the Blood
Purifier Is. B. HAllidav's Ca;arrh inhalaut
will positively cure even the very wors, cases
OF Catarrh: the Que acting constisu.ional,v
and the other locally, being the only rational
and successful treatment OF this disease
which it is generally conceded canu.t he
cured by local applications alone. bu. must Ne
reached through the bleed, which must b.
cleansed and purified In Kidney and Uri-
nary disorders it not only affords speedy
reliei. bu. eite>ss certain cure. |. you are i'm
need 81 ; remedy TOR the cure of any disease
OF the blood, give the b God Purifier trial
ami you will be satisfied with the result: If
You ar not, the money will lie refunded
Ask ycur druggist fur ii, ii he does no, keep
Il he will order il. Ii MOI, | will send !. To yol
Tree OF express charges on receipt oil price
fssare az coa2tersei-s see tha. the ,aatna ~,
5. BLACkSURD IS box n in the ba. K ,ar. al
every tostle. Ii hconye4ient, call at my ofsic.
and se- bottle ot the BoOd Purifier. II i,
does not eenens yoa il vii rest yan nothing
Cals OF address s. BLACkFORD iso We.
Third street, St. Paul.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21


AT the jubilation Of the Republican
leaders in Massachusetts after tho late
election ex-Secretary Boutwell, made
> little attempt to wave the blood.
nether-garment. after this fashion:
"Thc administration since last July,
I think, has done its duty in regard 70
Southern affairs; but there il ono idea
predominant, more important in the
estimation Of Republicans than the
financial question even. and that II.
whether the million Of men, enfran-
chised American citizens. are to BE-
extingnisl,ed as political power.
Now, for two years the RepubIican
party OF Massachusetts have been very
silent upon that subject or have not
given an unqualified approval Of It. I
say to all my political friends who
have hesitated upon that point that
the time il near. if it has not already
arrived, when there will be no future
for the Republican party, unless il
deyotes itself To he maintenance OF
the rights Of 400 900 human beings.
say to all that ii another convention
of the Massachusetts Republican
party il held and that convention 10
silent upon this question Of human
rights 4 more Formidable Eoe will
attack that party than Geiictal But
ler.'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21
MCKINNEY 4 Co. Props.
ANTI. MONOPOLISr.

THERE is q pretty quarrel going on
between temperance people in New
York city growing out Of Mr.. Mur-
phys advent. The executive CON-
mittee Of the American Temperance
union publish statement in the
Herald l4th inst, which is anything
but complimentary to Murphy and his
engineer, Mr.. Shaffer. In plain Eng
lish, they charged this apostle with
riding his temperance hobby for
money alone. In the meanwhile. Mr..
Murphy and suite fare suptuously
every day at the Grand Central hotel
and hold crowded meetings at the
Seventh st. N. +. church at night,
where Mr.. Shaffer sees to It that the
collection baskets are passed around.
But after all what does it matter II
Murphy does make money, II he stops
even one poor wretch in his downward
course to earthly and everlasting
perdition. Murphy may be . hum
bug. but il speaking the truth It falls
upon willing heart, that truth may
bring forth . glorious harvest.
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THE BEST SECURITY.

The House Of Keys" the ancient
legislature OF the Isle ofman. receives
high compliment from the London
Economist. The bank Of Mona, in
the Isle Of man. was incorporated
with the bank Of Glasgow, and its
notes circulated to = large extent in
that Island. The House Of KEYS,
it now appears. required the bank. to
hold adequate real estate security not
only against every note issued. hut
every note signed BY the authorities
of the hank, whether held by them or
the public. The manager Of the bank
Of Mona has now published state
ment that the security is intact. and
Immediately available. lone is
tempted says the Economist. ITO
ask whether something like the pre-.
cedent set by the House Of KEYS
might not. with advantage, be fol.
lowed in Great Britain
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
The King Of italy Assaulted Upon His Pub
lie Entry Into Napes.-The King and
Ono Of His Ministers Wounded.

Ono OF His Ministers Wounded.
NAPLES, Nov. l7.--is King Hum
bert was entering in state to-day a
poorly clad man attempted to assas-
sinate him with a poinard. Signor
Coiroli, chief Of the ministry, who
was in the carriage with the king,
laid hands on the man. who wounded
him in tho thigh. The king drew his
sword and struck the man, who was
Immediately secured. The king re-
ceived a slight scratch. Popular in.
dignation is intense and dem0nstra.
tions Of loyalty are unbounded. The
assassin is % years old and by occupa-
tion cook. Ho says he belongs to
no society, but being poor nourished
hatred towards the king.
ROME, Nov. 1.-THE folio wing ac-
count Of the attempt on the king s
life has been received here. The
king and queen arrived in Naples this
afternoon. and were enthusiastically
received by immense crowds. Several
persons on the Strada Carbocana pre-
sented petition to their majesties. A
man at this moment rushed upon the
king with 4 dagger and succeeded in
inhicting scratch upon his left arm
and slightly wounding Signor Coiroli
in the left thigh. The king displayed
great coolness, and struck the assas.
sin on the head with his sword and
Signor Coiroli seized him by the hair.
The assassin was Immediately taken
to the guard house. The queen and
son, who were in the carriage with
the king, displayed much courage.
The assassin's 5 name is Giovanni Pas
sauante.
TIE OTHER KING.kILLER.
MADRID. Nov. 27.-Tha prosecuting
officers Of the royal court has de.
mAnded sen. ence Of death on Mancosi,
the would-be ASSASSIN Of King Alfonso,
to be carried out.