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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-06

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fiibnem 8ertrauen in alien uni ieren
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li9, Ie lino bebauernsmertber> als ie=
ne 8epobner unierer Snlel.
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bic Mueenb!ide om Moreen >poren, no
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untsr Den Menl6en" feblte.
(S1lub folQt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-06
DER NORDSTERN.
SerauseeesSen bon
Srid S Raifer, ct. Glouo, Minn

Der vMosbitern" eridsiut ieben Donner.
tag nno fol1st iabrlid in Sorausbeaabluua:
50. Gt1r weniaer a1s Monate pirl
tein Abonnereat onseuommen. 8on Nbou.
neHteu, bic oies3eituug nidt auserIdlid as,
belte!len, piros angennmmen, oab iie oas
a6onnement tfort;uiescn piinitbsn. Die Ser.
abi1nmung, ceer 8ermeieeruna ber Mbbo,
lung Der 3eitnlrg bon benz 4soitu mite, pobiu
hlrleIbe beorofrt woroen lit, iomie bic lin,
tcrlahuna her An;eiae en- Die. Serausseber
bon Der eltra aattinbencen Ortsperancer<
nn9 nno Der Ausabe ncs neuen @obnortes
entbinoet nidt BON Der 8e;ablnny bes bolIen
Abonnementsbetrages.
q Inseigen,
10 eide obne 8cmertuug sur Nuf1,abnte ein,
echen, tpcrhcn 70 lange eiuaerndt rno be-
rc6nct, bis iie obbeitcllt werocn. IMasiesn
~ erocn ;u Den ae,pobnlidcn %rsifen eiuge>
rildt, namlld) 10 Gcuts per BREWER 3siIe,
f:lr Die erlte Gintitdung, unb Gents fir
ieoc iolgenoe. Sir Nnseieen, Die lduaer
3eit 1tebcn bleibeu, miro elm bebeuteabcr
Tb,us crleubt.
3rudarbeiten
naer slrt, III beutfger,, euslif1er, fran3Sfi-
lAcr uno HornesiiS;er sprode ,peroeu ani's
Sdnellite, sdSuiie uno 8illiafte stliefert.
8eltellun9eu uno Gelaer aorciiire man:
Sricf S &aifer,
2. Bor 4O7, ct. @loub, W1iun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-06
DE R IN O RD STERN"
published every Thursday by
BRICK & KAISER, ST. CLOUD
at $3.50 per annum, in advance.

ADVERTIa.NG RATES:
Ten cents per line BREWER for the first
insertion, and S cents for each subse-
quent insertion. A reduction is made
for contracts for advertisements by the
yoar. Advertisements without speci-
fed directions will be inserted until
countermanded and charged according
ly. DER NoRDsTERN having the larg-
est circulation of any paper north of
Minneapolis, is the best advertising
medium.
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
in English, German, rench and Nor
wegian executed with neatness,> cheap
ness and despatch. All communications
should be addressed
RRICK & KAISER,
L.. B. 407, ST. CLOUD MMH-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-06
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Gin o(l9emein 5ufrierenfeQ Ste.
1ultot murOe i'm Qb9.oroneteabaule bes
preubll6en 2anotases er5ielt, inoem
9err BON &oeller mil 21S seeen 164
@timmen, mel@e fir @err Bennigien
ab9e9eben >puroen, sum Yrdlioenten,
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1owie Der 5ur @entrumspartei 9eb0-
renoe 9err BON 9erremann gum @ices
prd lioenten ertpd6lt tpur6e.
uTeinoe rin9sum" tDnnen bic gn9=
ldnoer in Mf9baniilan io9en, benn lie
iteben inmitten zines 8ronbes looern<
Der Quf uflebnuns zines iiber Gin >ueites
@ebiet perbreiteten @oltes. Mber je
5ablrei6er 0ie Grbebun9en Der @tdmme
werben, ie bartnadi9cr Der BEL Sen elm
5elnen Rdmpien 9eleiitete Biberfanb>
beFo se,paltiser entfaltet lid Die 2raft
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ung. Nuf cine iol@e i6eint oas abse.
ieben. Sic neueFe 9spei@e meloet,
oaB Die Mfonarbie ldmerlid pieoer
berseiteut, lonoern oas 2ano, ,uie man
es nit Dem Der 3ulus 9ema6t, in pro.
pin3ea 5eri9laeen miro. 4uber ben
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tenplaken oer@euter. Sn @abul puroen
bereits 10 Yerlonen, oarunter b04It=
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|l9la@tun9 Der brittii6en @eianoi9af
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gSiepiel oas na9 unlerhl @eloe t6nner
mir ni9t la9en ober nebn,ensmertl
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-06
Sauk Tallen Aa1,s !

II. Kam1mermeier. GigentbiIr1sr.
Sic beq uemIte @inri6tuus unb auFnlerE~
lamife abn ortuns fir aoitaaussr @utsuab
oeriGltebba re Stallune. 8Ias ad te umb M
oerfolle1te &iqu0re, iowie tets aussesabitr
Spetlen5ni'en billisfen 4|csifea. tS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-06
Willis,1tt 0ttc's Salpets,

Sc ssn&aer oe:r saths4. airte.
Trennseu nEb 8ctiannte.r, fomi ocln |ab~
lifum i'm sMg,meinen sur Inseiae. babzH
tets bes ,beite 2aarrbier uno Spiritunfru,
loluie oortreTtFde G5garren fir :neins @ale
hercit beIte .r. -
SeSe.nG oreenf FREEZER eunt. 81
ct Sto,to, at @ermainiFraBe. 2lt-
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g. Nbess. Gtgsutbiimrr,
St.Sermais fs:r. .nebsn !oammereI& s gss ber'sSterr
Seben Dsarsen bon 10 leFrifdjc, a.s>
gepablter e1tnd); bortreiHidss sagrrbirr,
sae'ne, eigarrsn uno mas ionft ,1ob oas sers
beaebrt.
Ber Sarff bat, gebe na d. sSttieS's Salcpn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
0Iaehtl1.

We are happy to inform the many
friends and scquAin,Ances OF Byron W.
Darling, Esq. who has for four months
been dangerously sick with pnue monia.
that he has SO far recovered ~ TO be able
TO be out OF doors. and TO walk . few rods
We hope soon 10 see him on our streets.
aud hear him as he again mingles with bis
townsmep. and 10 the meetings he has 80
long been accustomed 10 attend. He has
seen much trouble, met with many severe
losses, sustained deep affection. and be
reAvements; having buried his wife and
Eve children. One son. Henry Il. I. len,
with whom be has made his home for some
time past. and who has proved as good 4
son, AS he 10 citizen. Ia recent converse
ton with Mr. Byron Darling he made this
remark During all OF the severe Illness |
have suffered, have been In good hands.
had been In the bosom OF my own family,
could not have beer more tenderiy treated
nor have received Any more careful nor
wsichful sltea,ion. No pains nor expense
has been spared. and every thing within the
range OF human skill and knowledge la.
been done for my recovery" Both father
We hope that IL will be many year. ere We
shall be called to part with either.
QUILL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

Troupe is undoubtedly one Of the best that
has ever visited this city" Tickets Tor re-
served seats may be had at the drug store
of S. ID. Wiggin. On Friday night they
will give an entertainment In Bucksport.
AS will be seen BY our advertising col.
umns, II. NJ. S. Piuafore will be presented
to the people Of Ellsworth June 27th. The
Company numbers twenty -one and has the
reputation Of rendering the opera In the
very best manner. The Boston Journal
says of them "A more spirited and pleas
ing rendering OF the familiar work has not
been given at any OF our theatres. Miss
Dors Wiley Is a very charming Josephine.
and her interpretations Of the beautiful
songs which fall to her lot are very fine In
an artistic sense. Mr.. J. c. Bartlett sang
the part OF Ralph Rackstraw with excel
lent effect. Mr.. James Bayle's idea Of the
Admiral differs somewhat from other rep
reservations OF the part. but the part was
both we'll acted and well sung. Mr.. James
A. Gilbert was very successful as Dick
Desdeye. aud So WAS Miss Anna GuBther
A. Little Butercnp, while Mr.. Frank Hay
den as Captain CorcorAn. Miss Fannie
Corey as Hebe. aud Mr.. Harry Haskell As
the Boatswxln were also very satisfactory.
The chorus Ia well balanced and admira-
bly, drilled. and q good orchestra also as
sists. Mr.. W. +. Tsyler is the conductor.
The costuming Is elegant. where elegance
Is required. and In all Instances appropri-
ate. while the other details are also well
looked af,er." Tickets for reserved seats
will be On sale a, the drug store OF $. ID.
wiggin and those wishing to purchase will
do well to apply early.
val Academy at Annapolis last week. A
party of ladies' aud gentlemen were prae-
tIcing archery on the College green, among
them Cadet Midshipmen A. q. winterhaltsr
OF Michigan and John y. Jordan Of Maine.
Cadet Jordan had the bow and arrow In
hand ready to shoot and Wintsrhalter
stood before the target talking to q lady.
jordan told Winter hstsr to get gu, OF the
way. The later bsnteringly replied.
Here, shoot al me-" II. said this several
times, when Jordan replied playtully, I'm
shoot over your head" Not intending TO
shoot. the arrow slipped from the aroher's
hand and struck his friend ,over the eye.
piercing the ball and forcing the eyeball
out. WtnterhAlter will probably lose the
sight OF his eye, and Jordan Is almos;
erazed about the injury he has thss innlc-
ted. Cadet Jordan Is . son Of Mr. Lemeue
ID. Jordan Of this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
aPECCLAT

Since the creation, II Is estimated that q 900.
coo 90 90 .0O0 have lived on the earth. This
sum disided by 2 .sll on the number OF square
miles. gives .3lt .isa .0si 10 a square ROT. and
TO squAre foot >uppos. a square rot ~
divided into II grayes, each grave would con-
tain 100 persons. hut this /. speculation, and
OF no benefit 10 the 0OC 90 90 people that
now exist, go 10000 Of whom arc inyAlid.
X. 90 90, dying. each year. Whist they most
wait arr the facts concerning DR.. Pierce.
Family Aedicincs. For years hi. Golden Ncdi-
cal Discovery has been the standard remedy Tor
the curr of all scrofulous. throat, and lung Dis
es.es. While for over quarter OF century
DIR. saxcs CatArrh Remedy has been unriyaicd
as = positive cure for caiarrh. The testimony
Of Thousands o!lsiies has l-een published. cer-
tify ing thA, DR.. Pieroc's Fayoriie Prescription
positively cures the di-essas aud weaknesses
peculiar 10 women. For full information. sec
the peoples Common sense Medical Adviser.
an illustrated work of over SD pages. price
(Io-tpai ADD ei-5o. over 10000 copies sold
address the author. l.. V. Pierce. VI. D., Buff
fAlo y. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

In the death Of Barney :. Ill., Esd who died a,
his residence at West Gouldsboro the ist inst. at
the advanced age Of - years ami months. Goulds-
boro has lost one of its most respected and infu.
entail citizens. Esquire lin was one Of those men
who. without os;cniaiion and without dogmAtism.
ercr,ei powerful influence among his feilow.eiu.
Isns. by virtue Of has strong common sense and
rare natural ability. His advice and counsel we're
eagerly sought. because sound and practical Dur
ins his lons life he served HI. tawn in various
pacities, aud always well AMI faithfully For sir
ycArs-from l-oo 10 i-s5 inelusive-he served mos,
aooeptabiy on the Board OF County Commissioners,
and in the years i,e5 and ls> he represented his
District in the Leg stature.
Two sons sarvive him. Peter l. Of West Could.
boro and John L. OF Sullivan. His third son. gu.
fus n. died few years, ago at GoGldsboro. His
only daughter. Charlotte. well known 10 the eiu.
iens Of Hancock Co. and especially in Ellsworth
and vicinity. die,l in the year la.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

Pure, liquid, Roof paint, warranted
to preserve shingles, and fire proof For
sale At A. W. Cushman's.
Paint your walls aud ceilings with Kali
somine paint. For sale at A.W. Cush
mans. swa0
Joys Cardins Mill is now in operation.
Persons wishing 10 have their wool carded
al This Mil can leave it at Ii. b. Mason's
Maine st.
Tickets for all points west via. Penn
syivapia Central, aud Boston and ALBANY
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portlsnd, can be had Of G.
Z. burrii al the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland BY Inside line Of Steamers.
Cali and see him before purchasing else
where. Istf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
Arbitration Refused.

FALL RIVER, Mss, June 10
The manufacturers and spinners met to-
night, and the former refused to submit
matters between them for arbitration. and
they also refused 10 advance wages on the
ground that spinners are better paid and
had less hours 10 run than other operator.
In different section. of New England.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

SULLIVAN, June ,
The mining season, In this vicinity,
seems TO have fAirlJ opened. Saturdays
boats broueh; ten mining men from Bos-
ton. and by the road came others from
Bangor and elsewhere, all making . care
fui examination OF the old nines. and
searching for new one. with much Interest.
Here the Sullivan Company still stands a,
the head OF the list and is daily improving
In all ways. The Ashley" lately Dur-
chased BY Boston parties. is showing very
satisfactory results. The "Millorook. :" has
also begun to show good ore. though As
vet, not In large Quantities, aud the same
may be said OF The Hancock Silver Mia
iEg Co.. Both OF these properties seem
sure 10 pay satisfactorily, for the outlay
made upon them.
At Gpuldsboro the ''Guptlll Young"
mine. Is showing ore Of gres: richness and
in quantity. and its owners claim that II
surpasses anything yet discovered In the
State. The ALFRED Young" mine, owned
aud operated by +. Worcester .Jr.. OF Sulli-
van, is being worked and 10 showing finely.
At several ether points shafts are being
sunk, but rs yet their success Is uncertain.
June 6.
The feature OF the week, has been the
visits Of Prof. +. L. Bartlett. State Assay.
er. and the arrival here Of Mr.. Valentine
from the Georgia gold fields. TO take up his
residence with Us tor the present, and take
q part in the development Of our minerals.
He has already "psnned out" good show
ing OF free gold" from the Hancock
Mine" and Is now engaged 10 examining
property at Cherrydeld and Harrington.
for Mr.. Worcester of this place.
Prof. Bartlett reports the Sullivan Sill
veI Mine as improving fast and very sat
isfactorily, aud favosably in regard to
| many of our younger mines. He also made
| full examination OF the GouldsbOro mines,
and was sstonished At the richness Of the
Young aud Guptill" mines, the ore as
sayed giving from one hundred and six to
three hundred aud thirty ounces Of silver
per ton Of 1000 lbs, but he will doubtless
make his own report. SO [ will not sntici-
pate. \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
Reception rendered to Ex.Goy.
Oing1cy.

LE~l-TON, june 10.
Ex-Governor Dingiey who has been sb-
sent iu Europe since last October returned
this afternoon aud was met at the station
by a company Of citizens who rendered
him reception at City Hall this evening
He Was escorted to the Hall by the Auburn
light infantry, headed by Johnson's Band
An address OF welcome was made by Hon.
Nj. I. Ludden to which Mr. Dingley re-
spondcd. Members Of the City Govern
ineuts Of Lewiston and Auburn occupied
the platform and the Hall was nlled with
citizens, Irrespective Of party who extended
kim a welcome home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
W ON ans Wisdom .

he insist that II Is more IMPORTANT, that her
'aihiit shall 3e kept IN full health. than that
she should have all the fashion able DIRE sses ana
~ ie> Of the times She therefore see to it. that
each member Of her family i, supplied with
enough Hop Bitters. ST the first appearance Of
any symptoms of III health, 10 prevent a ft Of
sickness with IL attendant expense care and
anxiety. An women should exercise their
" .sdOm IL thi. Ell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoSGREG ATIoNAL.-P at 10 80 A.
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School in the after
noon, at IL O'Clock. NJ.
BAPTIsr.-Preaching at 2 and p. NJ. Sab
bath School at L. n.
UNIrARIAN.-Church service at 20 30 A. NJ.
Sunday School at IL i5.
CATHoLIc.-Presching at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2 r. NJ
THoDIsT,-Presehing at . and I 2. NJ
Sabbath School at l Z. NJ.
sPiRITV ALIsT.-Meetings held every sun
day at o'clock. 7. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING-eyery Sun
dsy at IA Z. NJ. at the Methodist Nestry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
Mysterious Disappearance.
Foul PLAY Hemred

NORTH CONWAY y. Ii June 10.
young man named Elliot, agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Dysteriousy
d.-aTpeared from Bartlett about two week.
ago. lie left his team ST hi. boarding.
house. where he had been stopping several
DAYS II i rumored that circumstances
Indicate foul play. The proper authorities
are luyestig ating the matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

Deer Isle.
The sad, sudden. and tragic death OF Rich
ard Warren, one Of our most respected citizens
whole town.
Mr.. Warren was a large, Heshy man and
from earliest infancy had been troubled with
cutAneous disease OF . scrofulous nature, the
RI, ages Of which he could not resist As well as
q man able to engage In manual labor and
physical exercise. He had, however, enjoyed
very good health till within few years during
which he has had several attacks OF sickness.
the trouble being in his head. but from each OF
these attacks he rallied rapidly and In Afew
days would be about his business with his US
ual activity. although his most intimate friends
have felt that he would not survive many yea
About six months ago he began TO he gloomy
and Respondent. loeng his flesh and showing,
al times, marks Of approaching insanity and
somewhat later manifesting determination TO
take his own life. so much so that many ad-
vised his removal TO the asylum at Ausus'a
where he could receive medical treatment and
also be without the means Of self destruction.
But those who had studied his disease more
carefully thought his case a hopeless one and
80 what would have been the result OF treat
ment there can never be known. Mr.. Warren
has los; great deal Of property within a few
years aud some think his financial difficulties
the cause Of the rash act, but those who knew
him best, know that he was sccus toned 10
look on the bright side Of life, being possessed
OF cheerful and hsppy disposition, and take
the more charitable view that his mind and
body were diseased. BE that as II may. on
Sunday evening. June l, while several OF the
neighbour were in his house he stepped out OF
doors as he said. TO get fresh air, and being
absent a little longer than he should, some one
went in search Of him and found him hanging
In his barn by the neck, and life extinct.
The deceased WAS about 81 years OF age snd
leaves q wife and two children, one OF whom
IL married and lives in kennebunk. Maine.
q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
The Arlington Mills Burglars.

LAWRENCE. Mass, June 10.
The examination of the Arlington Mill.
burglars, William Morelsnd and Lewis II
Cas-, thus forenoon. resulted In each being
jailed In defsult OF $500 bonds. The WON
ar, Cora Gate, was released or the stolen
money $500 has not yet been recovered
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
The Body Of Allen Mcdonald Found

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 10.
The body OF Allen Mcdonald was found
10 the water this morning.. He has been
missing some three weeks. He WAS about
% year. OF age. He leaves wife in Port
lsnd and other relatives. Il was probably
case OF accidental drowning
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

Few arc aware Of the Importance Of checking
a common cold or cough In ii. hrst stsge., BE-
fore Il has an opportunity 70 work upon the
lungs 10 such an extent as TO produ &C serious
results. The best remedy for this checking,
healing and curing iha, We know OF i tddB-
soH's BotdHte Cough BdisGm. Priee - and
- cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Office OF the Chief Signal Oficer.
WASHINGTON, u C.. June lI.-lA.u.
Indications
For New England, rising. preceded in
Eastern portions by falling barometer;
Southeast TO Southwest wind- warmer
cloudy. and partly cloudy weather, and
numerous local Tsins
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

Do you want 10 save your ehiiren' II you
DO. 80 TO q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fe.-
send.n's Worm EKpclier. II Is the surc,l,
.Afe., and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 3 cent., or sent
BY mail on reocip, OF the price.
Prepared by frssen4en 4 Co.. RocklAnd,
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-12

Tie friends who met At our house the Sd
OF May. and others who could not be pres
els; al the time, but have given subsequent
ly. Will accep, our grateful thanks Tor the
generous sum OF 5000, fer which we hope
God will reward them.
T. c. HARDING.
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Rescue of the Crew Of a HARRINGTON
Schooner.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, JuHe 10.
The crew OF the schooner Sabira, OF Har-
rington, Me, abandoned Of Cape Cod the
tn inst. were picked up the same day and
transferred to the schooner Viola for New
burypert-
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New Announcements rhss week

Wool Carding-B. =. JOY.
House Tor sale Hale Emery.
sun in TrAde-Eldridge 4 Perry.
IL. NJ ;. PInafore-s. ID Wiggin
Yarn for sale-Capt. A. Is. carter.
fAiT Celebrstion-s. W. HArbor. Com.
Watches. Cloess A Jc~elry-A. W. Greedy.
CommissiOner's Notice tTailsn A CTabtree.
DupreI 4 Benedicts Minstrels--C. II. DupreN.
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Business Notices.
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL, :A.Assg REMEDY

strike, Al the root. build. up the constitution.
niAkes 1t new, and drives away CaiArrh and all
disease. OF the nucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining 10 head
back. shoulders. kidney. and throat lyi9
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Death from Powder Mil Explo-
sion.
WARREN, June Il

WARREN, June 10.
John T. Young OF Ossipee. \ II who
was Injured by the powder mills explosion
Yesterday. died thi. morning al 20
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Salary Of Robert CoIIyer.

NEW YORK, June 10.
The salary of Robert Coilyer has been
fixed by the Church OF the Messiah. at
5000. with $1,000 extra for the expense OF
moving acre from Chicago.
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Don't fdl TO try DR.. imbalrs Balssm. for
Coughs, Colds, HoArseness, Soreness OF the
Throat, Chest, Lungs. &c. pleasant and
efectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - 4 20 cents, by all
Druggists. lytT.