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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

In n country parish in Scotland, not
many years ago, a town clergyman, who
was officiating for his clerical brother,
wished to be assured by his own eyes
that his gown and tie were in perfect
order before he assembled the pulpit.
With this view he asked the bearer
if he had not II glass to give MIN.
"Weel, no, replied John; but "l'll soon
get ane for ye, sir" Imagine The sur
prise and horror Of the evangelical, gen
tleman when John returned with a
pewter measure in his hand, and plac-
ing il before the worthy divine, inform
ed him that he had been quite unable
to procure single "glass," but that lie
had brought him II half mutchkin in
stead, (which" he naively added, "wad
maybe dae us weel."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

5. w. B. GILL, who ran away from
Pittsburg about Il year ago, leaying nu-
merous debts, has offered to return and
pay his creditors fifty cents on the dol
lar OF their claims, provided no crimi-
nal proceedings be instituted against
him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
The E,ldence snslaIns enc Nerdlet.

In courts az law, II sometimes happens that
the guilty escape and the innocent suffer. But
when tried by public opinion, such errors do not
occur For many years the Family Medicines
manufactured by R.N. Pierce, NJ. D.. OF Buffalo,
n. Y. have been on trial. One alter another tue
ingenious lies and ISLANDERS Of rival manufactnr.
crs have been proved false, while positive evil
dence az merit. from numberlcss inyalids has
gradually accumulated. The popular verdict OF
Great merit Is fully SUSTAINED by the evidence,
rs no remedy vet known equals the golden Med
ical Discovery, in curing throat lung. and blood
diseases, II tue liver be torpid and bwels IT.
regular. use the Pleasant purgative Pellets. For
nlil iuformaton see the Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser. Tue cheapest medical work
ever published, nearly 100 pages, illustrated by
over $50 eolored plates and weoa-cnts. Price,
Pierce M D., Bufalo, \. n.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
A Bnngling ''PIant.
81. pnnl plnnenr prnss

The rumors of discoveries of rich
gold quartz veins near Sioux Falls, Da.
kntn. hna no nthor foVnJ"tion than a
plant bungingly performed by I'M
principled parties to attract emigration.
A daughter OF one of the gold discover
ers had just returned from Colorado
with number Of quartz specimens,
and these, together with quantity of
copper pyrites and mica, were used TO
carry on the deception.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

AMONG American manufactures, few
have done our country as much credit
as the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
which have been acknowledged best at
all great worlds exhibitions for many
wears. See advertisement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
PONDEAU.

Forever mInci Is life so sweet2
IL this dolusion or decelty
Or has the gilt most rich and rare
or daily thought and mighty prayer
Been laid ut loves victorious fectY
There Is no tongue with ulterance meet
To sing Of pleasure 30 complete
Az this, newborn IN accents lair,
Forever mine.
We feel the pulse OF passion bcntl
Soft music for the souls retreat.
In lover-la' d. where weighty care,
Grows lighter than the empty air,
All, love, those magic words repeat
Forever minel
SidHcy R0seBJeld
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
JAYLY THE TROUBADOuR.

Burdctte.
o king Of The fiddle, Wilhelmj.
IL truly You love me just tellmj;
dust answer my Sigh
by the glance OF your eye
Be honest and don't try TO sellmj
With rapture your music did thrlilmj,
With pleasure supreme did II Mimi
And II could believe
That yon meant to deceive
WillhelmJ, think II would killmj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

ment did no, give satisfaction and after a
few months the old folks en,rested Joseph
20 come home aud take charge Joseph
uid not want to at first. but a peiy bbor
susised him strons Nv to. and he fipaI,y
consented on condition that the property
shouid be bis. His aant Ly dia therefore
gave hin deed OF IL and he gave n bond
that he would support her and Ills father
ana mother during their lie. II Ia evident
IRON whst:he neia hbors say that there was
some VI feeiiag 10 the family at the time Of
thls arrangement. This was some four
years ago Since then Mr. Lowe senior
and Mrs. Lydia wiuslo~ have both died
ihe heirs OF the property. A. Joseph had
no wife or chiidrea, ar. his brothers aud
sisters BENJAMIN has for .ou- wears been
brakeman on the Grand Trunk road
James hrs had no steady oecuparian. H..
Ia lived with Joseph a considerable r.
We" OF the time. Recently he has been At
Work IN Scafboro. AT the ilme Of the
murder lac MAS living with his wife, whom
se married last spring. at the New Eux-
ishd House ~ this city The neixhbors OF
Joseph describe james a. a somewhat
sn'iiess fellow but do not say that he has
neen guilty of any immoral conduct OF
Joseph they all speak In The highest terms
~ Benjsmn they know bat little. az be
mas been there but very little for several
years
The funeral took place Sunday sner-
noon over 1000 people being present. De.
teettve Head. of the Maine Central Rail.
road IL OF the opinion that the murder was
not committed for the purpose OF rohber,
nor was u the work Of tramps No cline
mas been obtained tina; points {" lstr mur-
der and the affair throughout j. very
mysterious. All sorts oi ramors are float
and great variety OF theories advanced
Detectives are At work aud II IL greatly L,
be hoped that the villain who could engage
Ia such a crime will meet with speedy
Justice. Isn't II about time thai the good
State Of Maine commenced again TO hank
those guilty Of such crimes a. the above ?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Still Struggling.

IL is reported that Fen. g. Barker Of
Bath. the fusion candidate for Senator IRON
sagadahoc.w will contes, the sea, agains, Ed
win ID. Lamson who was elected BY about
1000 majority. on the ground that Mr..
Lamson had never been naturalized aud il
therefore ineligible. IL Is said the matter
lie nov before the Governor aud Council.
IL Is not probable that the Republicans of
Ssgadshoc would nominate = man who WAS
Ineligible, and il is probable that the fu-
sionists will turn heaven aud earth to SCI
cure a majority In the Senate. They are
too late. however. and the Republicans
Will not be cheated out OF what they are
justly entitled TO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

10 answer 10 an objection against the ar
ticle in the Eeonowist headed Mining In
Maine, tina. Maine Mines have 40, been
sufficiently developed to warran, the A.
sertion that any OF them can be called paw
lug mines, the Econ0B,ist says edi,orIaIly ;
We DO no; claim that Maine Ia. We, dey.l.
oped any rich mineral deposits. and DO not for
. moment compare II with any Of the older
mining States.
All tina, We claimed in tina, article. and ali
that We Claim now, IL, that there are silver and
copper ore, in The State OF Maine OF I, sum-
iently high Grade 10 be wor ked 1t = proft ih.t
mere are true nssure veins there: thai the
ores Increase In richness A. depth IL attained :
that the ore u generally OF \ character easily
treated; and that the prices OF all kinds Of
labor and material loW ~ to permit Of
the mining ofores Of = very low grade at 4 very
fair profit
II Is not necessary that silver ore should run
hundred, or even fifty dollars 4 ton To be Drof
itably worked; We shall be very agreeablv .,,r.
prised II the ore Will generally a, erzxe half OF
the latter sum. IL Is true that there have be.
plenty OF Essays from most Of the mines ot~ ned
which viii go several tImes the amount Of
either the above figures but specimen ss.sy.
are not reliable, and 50 We do not claim ths,
there Is any rich ore in Maine but IL we ca.
believe what We have seen, and had reported 10
Us on expert authority which We consider re-
liable, there are large deposits there OF ore.
which. although as yet Of low grade. viii nav
on account Of the very small expense Of min.
ing and reducing. . handsome pront to work
II this 10 he case now. when the sjeepe.t mine
Is only hundred and seventy feet deep. have
we not right TO expect = prosperous mining
industry there In the futurev'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
W G Told You So.

Ever since the election the straight
greeubscs aud the crooked democratic pa
Pers 10 the state have been gong Tor each
other Ia very hcarilcs. WAY. To Illus
tfste:
The ungrzclOGs AMI gngcuerous treatment %
The dsIDocTAis ~ tbr grceuhackcr. 10 Iuauf
oouHiics, refusing 20 Allow them to p2rfici{ aic
IN The county nominations or even 20 consult
them, iTTitAied many dcnocfa;. and cau.cd
Them 10 withhold their votes from The un5on
ucle;.--frogTe..ive Age.
The oreenbscksr. hat not VT dcicrtn asd 20
let The Democrats run their oousrution. for
Them. IL vas enough to give them an equal
chance. The fret . the Iemocraiic pArty un-
loaded their whole record on the Gfrtnuack
party and w.s : hard load 10 csrry But
they did carry II snd gained 1000 vote. not
Withdrawing that some Of them were cou,-
i-clled 10 hold their no.es and other. withdrew
fntircly in consequence Of the reculIAr u.ior q
their bedicllows.-Ihe Ncic Ira
The facts are coming cat gradually.
Republicans can Congratulate Ih.msri,c.
that they avoided such me-. a. &. de.
seribed above.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Relative TO the revival Of business 10

Relative 10 the revival Of business 10
New FORK, the Herald says
The dulIesi hypooriie could discern tle
signs Of The tmr, IN New lork TO-DAY
Crowded cars and stages. 10 les. crowded
store and sidewalks, over flowing hoiris over
loaded drzys aud oyerfrrixhied train. and
steambosts-ah attest the activity Of what 1.
termed fall Trade" stranger walking un
Broadway al m.dnigh, during the pa.i four
weeks might have thought that this portion Of
New YORK never wcui to rest ScArrsly
block between the Poet Of5oe and Union square
but bad iis open stores and pile. Of lasrchAn-
disc upon The sidewalk; busy c!er., and
sweating draEmen, 81 bours when ordinary
citizens were last asleep. What /. true Of the
metropolis i more or less true Of ih. entif.
country. New fork Is = barometer Of national
trade and almost even body within u. iflit. 1.
working hard and u being paid for It, The
docks and stOrebouses Along the river front
were never put 10 harder SERVER since the busy
days OF the American merchant marine before
the rebellion. The riyer and ooa.ting steam
ers come and 20 with OVERLOOKING cabin. aud
mmen-e csrgoe. Of freight Of every de-rriI-
tlon be eye that /. native 10 The hArnor AMI
familiar with the name. OF vessel. trading here
VIII to-day Ind vessels tAkin. in load. Of grain
and cattle that were never t-forr in the Amer
can trade and that have been brought nov Tito
reluisiilon TO meet unparalleled demands
All this activity 10 business In the city Of
New York means a corresponding &C
tiyiiy In the country.
Democratic papers admit the fact where
there Is no election TO be held. They have
hardly reached the poin; yet. however. OF
another fact, that is equally true, tina, this
revival OF business Is due to the wise finan.
cial sciion OF the Republican party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

WHEkEA, Pcrrygrcen Penney AMI susan
w PcnRey, Of AariAyille. a The County o. Han
coek and state 81 NsIne. aid % the list day Of
January. \. D.. ls16, convey To kTAstgs ResInan
~ mortgage deed, certain lot Or iand situated
In said AariaSille. described foliOv. Begin.
Ing At the nor easI corner boand. OF the Minis
trTiAl lot. thence running east b. lot No los one
handred and sixty rods thsHce south by easteriy
nAlf Of the Ministry lot 10 the lori, the County
road, leading 10 NsthIin, thence on the bou adj
OF sad county road, t. tho County road
leading through u. town OF MaSiaviile.
thence down sAId County road TO the north
lins OF lOt W. -, the south east enFner
of the Ministerial ioi. thence north lsD rod. 10
he nrst mentioned bpnnd, bcins al that part Of
lie se-i half Of The Ministerial lot lying On the
north side % Tie road, containing eighty DIN.
ac'es more or Ices AMI the premises convey
ed By trus,ecs Of Ministerial school Fund 10 "a.
san Pen uey ami others, Deed dated September
llth. ISIS, recorded vol. y. page ~. with the
buildings thereon standing being toe homestead
iArm Of said Perry green FenRey, and whereas
tue eonditlon OF said mortgage has be-n and stil
IL brOkes, claim TO iOreelo.e the came a. Ov Law
provided.
ERAsTUs REDMAS.
September !ah. ls79. $3.50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Trouble in the Democratic Camp.


The Democratic party IN the North are
certainly In bad way. They are showing
unmistakable signs Of breaking up every
where except in the South. In this State
they allied their fortunes with the Green
hackers. going back on their time honored
principles Of hard money, and are to-day
Ia & worse condition n party than al Any
time in the history Of the State. In Mass
portion having adopted Butler as their
leader, and only q remnant being left 10
uphold the old banner Of the party. Run
sing after false gods has come TO be . ma
MIA with the party leaders and the result Is
invsriable defest- In New York IL 10 di.
vided between the Tsmmanyites and the
Tildenites. John Kelly, the Tammany
candidate for Governor. Is making q strong
fight TO secure the majority OF the Demo
attic vote In the State
That he will succeed ln this is not so GER
tain, as il IL that he will so divide the vote AZ
TO give the State to the Republicans Kelly
means mischief. so far as the future politi-
cal prospects OF Tlden are concerned. and
Is dangerous antagonist
In Ohio. also. the hardest part Of the
nxht. is between the friends OF Thurman
aud Ewing, who are playing the Killarney
cat game TO perfection. Nowhere but 10
the South 10 the party well united and
there 1t Is kept so by what is known as the
Yazoo process. which found IN illustration
In the shooting Of Dixon. Grow, a. a
steady diet. has evidently had demoraliz-
ing effect 90 the party. Ii would seen rs
though the leaders ought to understand,
By this tiwe. thst the majority Of the voters
10 this country demand something else for
the foundation Of . party. besides the pol
icy of Anything to beat the opposition"
and secure tine spoils Of ONCE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Messengers Notice.
One. Of the she r,H
STATE ar

A. IS --+.'......sept. nth. A D. 1873
'I'hls g.. 10 give notice that on f.. Kan a.,
september, A. ID. 1879 a warrant In r.
sl vas Issued out OF The Court Of Insolvency
estate Of said freeland X Buake, q, $40 ,ne
a1Jadgel to be an Iasolvent Debtor, on T,et,1,,n
9 ~ sAla Debtor, which petition va. olel an he
10 ny oi september, A, H. 1873 70 whIrl,
,,,, ~, nAte interest oa claims J.. u he eg,n
P III That the payment OF any debt, and The
~, ana transfer Of any property belonging
,i 'sD'oI, !" hlin or Tor his u.e and the DE-
800, a s transfer o. any property bv him ar,,
10 otlaen y law That Meeting Of tn. r.iIt n.
' ~, sa1l pebtof 10 prove their debts ami e,r.-4
A. n,p,e assienees OF his estate viii be he'll
IN, e"aft o. Insolvency to be holden nj Probate
, oile. 10 Ellsworth, IN said COUNTY On The ~
~ ~ nay nay Of october, A. D. is7g Al 10 8eia..
~ sis forenoon. Given under ny hand In. laFe
.hs-tr -. A X. DkFERELA,
o. q, hessefger Of The Conn OF Ia .aiyency
ior said County OF Haucoct 5xl0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

Ewing has evidently given up all hope
Of being elected Governor OF Ohio spd is
bending his energies now to securing a
legislature favorable to him for Senator, to
succeed Thurman. This, OF course. stim-
ulAtes Humans friends 10 work against
Ewing and the probabilities are that the
Republicans will secure both the Governor
and Legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
BUCKNP0Rf AND BANGOR RAILROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS
Commencing Oct. lst, 1879
NARROW GUAGt:.

Tran. leave Buck sport % \. NJ ant rs T.
NJ connecting 10 RsnsoT with l.. IN A Ban
sor PtscAsi4uls and Main Central Railroad.
Through tirAet- % WALcTvtll., Augusta teS
isioH- DssviHe Junction Portland and all point.
s-st
returning TAIN. leave B.n.or . 90 4 NJ and
! IS 4. NJ. Pssssugrr, from the Name Central
take = 4 Railway and change car. at
Buc sport Junction.
Al Bgcs'port. stages run daily CAstIns Elue-
hill, Orand, Ellsworth sullivan anil tIau.4.
DOro, aud points further East
The Backsport Railroad Is equipped with ne
hrst class c ar. and engines, and IA prepared to
% bu-ineas promptly and At low rates
t0if l.. l.. LINCOLN ~upt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

An Exchange lays: General Grant
and General Mcdowell met 10 San Fran
cisco The oiher day for the first time since
the war. Grant advanced with both hands
extended, and said: "How are you, Mac ?,
and General Mcdowell. as he squeezed the
hands OF the sx-Presiie0t. his face CLEAN.
ing with delight. said. In a husky tome.
How are you, old boyF Those who
head the Two veterans greet each other in
this plain, familiar old way. say that they
never heard anything % truly uoalloyed b.
IOrmality." What, Nsverl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

Gen. Grant was present, last Thursday
night. st 9 banquet rendered to John Rus
cell Y Dung by the press Of San Francisco
In respouse 70 Q toast. Gen. Grant said
The good opinion Of my countrymen is
dearer to me than the praise Of all the
World besides" He also expressed great
xr,tiiicstion at his welcome In California.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

President Hayes and zen. Sherman are
making . tour in Kansas. The people
come out in immense crowds to welcome
them and the President expresses himself
Ne greatly pleased with signs Of prosperity
that have sprung up SO rapidly in that
State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

An English paper announces Victoria
c. Woodruff - candidate for President of
the United States. This will divide the CD.
position to the Republican candidate be-
tween woodruff and TiIden, unless they
pool their issues.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Bogus CeFlfneafes.

Ii 10 no vile druzged stuff. pretending TO be
made oil wonderful fore ign roots, barks, &c.
and pufsd up BY long bogus certi6cstes az
pretended miraculous cures, but . nipple, pure,
BE remedies, thst furnishes its own cer1i6c.s.s
BY ito cures. We refer to Hop Bitters. tbe
purest asd best Of medicines. Sse another col.
umn.-Repablican. 0o'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Notice TO Suh~crihcr~.

Tue date on The address la bel OF each subse r.
bef's paper sho~s the lime Ia Which the subserip-
ton Is paid, and all slbscFilseTs in Arr.ars are
requested 10 paw up As soon a. possible
oa receipt OF payments suDsrrtption at IN IL
once. receipt vii be promptly sent to the sub-
scrlber; and The date the sdirc-s-abel iil b.
corrected On the next Issue OF the payer.
In all mmunieaiions relating % suh.er-psion
our eorrespondents are requested Ia state TIE
tostonee 10 which the paper -, 10 TO be. cent.
L..
In directing change of address, always give
ttc present address well the one to Rhch
ysu wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

The Pennington Chronicle says: 1T
Is TO be hoped that the Governors Council
viii be abolished ana a State Auditor sub
stituted, as by such a course saving to
The state Of 5000 annually. and greater
efficiency In the despatch Of business would
be the result. We trus. the Legislature
will submit this question TO the people"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the hrm OF Ell.
~ drtdEe 4 Perry j. this day dissolved bv
The expiration % the time Tor which .aid couArt
nership Was formed Mr. John r. kidrtare 4.
authorized to collect all debts due the SAID arm,
and 10 close Up the partnership affairs. All Der
eli to Call and settle the zane without dei.v
witness our hands at Ellsworth, this 18th isy Of
sept A. d. ls7s.
CHAS. J. FERRY
JOHN L. ELDRlDaE
ihe andersizned desire. to announce 1 Ihe
people Of Ellsworth and vicinity, that he uIIl
eohtInne 10 the stove business at the old sind
on Main 81, where a full stock Of all god. In
hl- line will be kept
SsS JOHN 4. ELDRInGE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
SptfiaI Aotitts.
A q A II ID.

To all who are suffering nom the error. and
indiseretions of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. ioss OF manhood. Ac.. will .eai a recipe
that viii cure yoa. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy vac discovered by missionary in
south America. SEMI .e'f.iir-ssed envelope
10 the REv. JOSEPH T. LYMAN station .. New
York City. iyiTs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Qbe ellswsrtb Amtrifan.

ssslished every Thursday Morning ~ Coo,n,s
och, Ellsworth, Me-, ~ THk HANCOCK
CpuSTy PUBLISHING COMPANY
for terms. As., see hrst page.
AUs. NJ PkcTESGILL n CO, 10 state Stree
s-son. 81 Park Row New York and,s0l Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. are oar Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the AsEcIcaS in the shove
be- add authorized to contract for advertising
a. oar lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Notlce OF Appointment Of Assignee.

a irenent, 10 the Caanlx of Ha,ssek and
-, '1.s OF Maine, the sth day Of August, A. n
nc hndsrsisaed hereby giyes oOtlce u hls
Tx. rpSassn.eht as assignee of WENDELL Ben
ihsolsent debtor who as been declared 81 In
Co., =. upon petittsn Of his Creditors By tbr
es.r.. ~ insolvency for said C0anty OF Haaeoss.
JOHN O. WILSON, Assignee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02

THE >brkkr hEr To HkhLrH.-The scie nee OF
Life. or >elIfreserya alton. 30 pages. Price oniy
u CONTAINS uity valuable prescript ions either
ono Of which Is Sorth more than ten time. he
price Of the book. illustrated sample scot on
receipt OF cent. Tor postage. Address Dr. W
H. Parker. balfneh street. Boston, Mass.
Ig1N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
CARD
FROM THE PROPEIEIOKS OF
OAK HALF BOSTON

= have established az aEeuey la ,h., place lor
the sale OF garments 10 b. maie rron rueasu-,
We have .gppllsd %" mo.i liberal line nj
.Amp!es. We have instructed ogr agent. u yp.,,
ahlee - each customer perfect 1t, and 10 wa.
rant the eoiors ash 4ualite. Of ever, salni,e
shown. In this say repsc.. ntri In near
y every city ami town Il New England and tb.
purpose Of this notice s to assure those 70 whom
the method ct business Is new that tAe., s,,,, 1-
ply 10 eur d1eHfs Hcih Hiarb confidence a, me-.
'n04sd 10 ne. We hold ourselves personally rcs.
P'n'tbc for the exact fui alment OF ev,rv eoo
T-et The price Of each article i. plainly pr,sle,
on every sample card. aad viii be found To cor.
respond with she prices asked at our plae. II
business IN boston We should be glad II you
would iaFoT our agent With liberal order. ~
metnbering that the entire rl.s as,I ,e.,,.,,,,.,
Is ours. S"il- are .ens with privilege Of ex,,,in
'nS' and Il" one Is a-kel to keep anything that :.
not perfectly -attsfaetory,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
WANTED.

I'.s men on Salary. to eanva.s sor the sss
80 oshaise singer sewing N ich ne. Apply 10
~ VI ~ letter 70 the oiise oil the s.agsf
* x Ca "a Main S., Bangor, Me-
WV y. IL LOWELL, kAaxzsi.