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SCENE IN THE COMMONS.
Tumult EuEcIdoresl by Discussion OF Il,
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Tamult EnEcndorasl by Discussion of tho
"Cnt.''
CarrrapnHdenet Lfrtrnoo, fbst.
LONDON, Jnly 4.-1'nr moro thnn thrcO
,ou, '".n S .a..,,,.. ,,,na. ~
WIS tl'e aces's u ta"'t't a''''os1 ""saane'oo'
The proceedings up to aho1tt folan'ght had heen
tranquil enough. About this tlsnu IN nt,,chd-
nnnt ,ynq ,,ronnecd ,v Mr.. 1'arncll II, rt,uhr
1st -, t,1n Ar,rr D;s,tnI,r, h,it nroytiI,,, ,n,t
'ol VI 't's N'"'5 "'0.'","o 49, P'''''"s ''"'
personal eoteee.'on auoul no1 nc o.c ., p''l',ah.
m:nts inflicted IL military prisons Eor hrcneies
t,,,u,,ht thcy hod c,rn.tr,v dnno with t,mt
dtsarrceabio nld oaious subject the ''us''" 70
fully deeatel ,!nter Mr. Iiop"ood'a amena-
they iotu'i fisc!nsGlyea unexpectedly plunged
into the whole subject again; Mr. fusntii's
eye lnSing detected ~ tic clatlsc tllo woFla,
"pcrsonnl correction" he snstEnch up"u them,
md moved tho 1lssso1l III thosn wurhs Us d
protcst. presume, nEui.ist tho a!sn Of the
'las',." Marvellous TO relnte, no dcscFtntnea
discussion was en;eIcd ~ !ntp either Way; but
we're, pt tho Instant, resulting ii yotr
nt II for Mr.. latneIfs Eroposltian n,Nl
l57 against II. TiEn Mr. a. ~. sullivan
ylao tl.ut eucl, personal correction should not
exceed twenty-five strlpc6, US In The case 81
prlson corporal punishment, ail expressing; his
hope and belief that The Cosarnt,cht would nc
EcpL lslbLAlHHt eCeluE kHal tuft H9A W.
ready brought the numher of Iasllcs down irona
fifty 10 twenty y-tlye IN thu gcncrnls acalr. Tie
Government responded to this bv Mr.. Cross Of
| fcrinI 10 accopt tllu amendment Of tl,c member
fur Lo.ltl II, instead nj stsipcs, fso WaNld use
| the word lusea. No sooner were tllrsc wor,la
uttered than Mr. liuuwoul. springing to his
fcct With tlashing eyes, a,ul In sIrecli Of I'M
'nense bitterness and yehemencc DECLARED Tint
what had just happened " tore tho A,nsy veil "
| from basu and hlucons hypocrisy. nu.l revealed
to tho world that whrn thu Government spoko
OF lush they meant nInc stripes. 50 that
twcrty-tlyo lascs wurc to n,can res sLsipes.
slr. Ca!!uu then rose a'.d narrated eirc',ln'
HtautaIy yls!t Which lie hatt pattl tu The All
.niralty for tic p,lrpt,he ot Inspecting the dlt-
ferrnt Kinds ot "cat" IN uae. This brought IN
Tho First Lord Of the Admiralty, who denied
sotne OF the statements muds by Mr.. Calsan,
| uni must terrific wur Of wards followed.
| Thu House seemed staggered BY this utter
AID declared that, bclure tho lluusa NOW decide
hctwccu tiIo stripes mud asl,rs, It wus essential
t.n. this matter Of ts diversity and variety OF
tic catH should be clopred ,,u. uuI that mem
hers shouid sce for tAcmsciyes tGo Instruments
| nv which nnnjsl,tnrnt ,yas Indicted. liz tbcrc-
1ore tnnytd thul the Tires cats shown to Nj.
| Callan Ut tic Admiralty should i,o deposited
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sympathy with tho Cuturkampf. and tlsore IL 4
growing feeling nmong Liberals whu were ia
favor NJ tlrnstc legislation In 1874 that tle Fak
laws l,ayo served thefr purpose. Tie authority
of the ssate has been nssotted and fufly rlntt
Gated. Rabellious tccIesfastcs have been taught
to their cost t!lnt the Chaucelor will lm.o his
own way In regard TO most things, md j. not Ia
be trltlet with. At tho same time, the limits OF
submission by the recaIc'traut pretntte hare
probably been reached. The rigorous applca.
ton of the May laws Is irksonnc to The uoycru.
inent ~ wall as to the Roman Catholic clergy;
and probably both would be glad to sec Tho a.
would put an end for time to haif-obsolels
quarrel,
, 1879-07-22
AN E1aHrlt WARD REPUBLICAN,
or pver twenty JearH' standing.
TO the Editor NJ 7'hs 7t1bulle.

TO the Editor NJ The 7ftln1ne. =,
CHICAGO, july 2i.-Several times Of late The
Eighth Ward Republicans tsayc bocn brought
info uuenvlnhlc prominence. No fnan who Ias>
tho welfare Of the community Mt heart can re.
gret this ii,nrc t!,nn thu writer, especially anrc
personalities nee indulged IN. This Is ITO t!Ina
for crtmnutiotls md rccrlninatsous. 1t Is much
better for oil to come into tho ranks and Ii.Lt
the Democratic party than To carry out nny
lntPrnscnc warfare.
1mn correspondents, styling themselves
Eighth Wurd Republicans, attonlDt to convey
tic IDEA that they asc tue only sound Repub-
lfeans IN the ward. We haye Jet to learn Of
anY efficient wtrk done bY clther OF these Tor
the party. II they vii! atop to The front, and
work Ut thc primaries anu nt the po,ls, ahey WI
thnr they have yet shown. They then need not
exhaust their energies in idle ErumblnE peculiar
TO themselves.
We sometimes have men too aggressive In
their pres,ltuptltns; but tic Republicans Of tho
Eighth Ward have no bossra aud recognize
none. There ia no uno man and no dozen men
wlo can control PRIMARY In fhe Eighth Ward.
rs tho rassllt last fall tins sufficiently dcmon-
strnte1.
There is, however, ono erumbler who Is pro
eminent. lie stylrs himself the purifier ~ o'
politics, md Is Instantly on tue war.path when.
ever he discovers cltizen who declines To ho
led or drivGn By bis majesty.
Last ai1Il,u, whrn my friends Werb using my
1lntne for Wcst-ToWn Office, this same u,an
tx,ii,l 1'ot aenounco the writer s4ii'sieutlr ee:
causc l,o had dared to lct his friends uso hlt
numo without his leave Or license. Tho only
crime done was tint he itd not allow shls selt:
styled purifier to boss him. And that greatest
crime most Republicans In tho Eighth Ward
l,nvu committed IN The estimation Of the above
mentioned chronic EFnmocr-
When that celebrated "slato" 10 mepttoneds
u need only be stated TINT candidate for
County Commissioner openly boasts that the
great sc1t.styled puritier Is sail right" As to
Tho rest Ut The slate 1t IL only tie dream of somo
I visionary lnnatic.
We cannot state how mitch our Commissioner
A!a for Q. ": Barsctt Inst spring. but would
lika tn know how much our great purifier ~
dill for our uu!on taudidatc, Thomas keat'nE, q
year ago Inst spr1r+f; What 10 THO op'nton Of
1T bargaln ~ respect TO tho East End Club Of
the Eighth Wara tn contisction With the Bocial-
fst candidate, Henry Stall. aud then. = IL nscd-
less tb add, The gootls could not be dolvuret.
1he writer, with oil other good tAcpn1licans,
is anxious to nominate good ,ncu this fall, and
uIwAya an1Ious to place the best material In the
! front rauks, but Is not willing to BE- bossed by
.auy ono East or Wcst. JoNN MErEH,
| No. 38o Wcst llars!soa street,
, 1879-07-22
EIGHTH WARD POLITICS,
Tho Enst- md west F:n,torx at LoREesheads
The Two Factions Calling Eaci Other
1tnrts Nnues-tso It, I,oys II Little Ex.
poauf0 Won't Hurt.

rt,n ro.k una Trn.& rrnt..~ NJ ...n.s.
o ... So ~" .ss "o,,," ~ ."kEetmes"s III ',
IN" Nv" fsoIons Gn'HnE faea othef
itnra Nnnas-eso IT. Hoy.s Little Ex.
posurc Wont Hurt.
10 the Editor Of Tbs Trntns.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-I have read in yo,tr napcr
If ,hc 11,h md 1t,t, in.t Iet,.r. fr,, !. trh,,,
Val paoul,ican,,, nn; nAuo.,,o. r,ehti,
Matu fV'pauca.s Mpa Ahot''eF HlRntn
Ward hepan1,eaa'' ana cons'dcF the thnnkd NJ
tho respectable Republicans Of the ward ntc duo
ventilation That viii peyor cease ftl,an,4 to TIN
.rn,n,,wn, ,,n,.1 ,,,,s re., ~ nsn..ni,"r. s,n,o
riior., and ward bummers will be entirely
wiped out OF existence. LISA disgrace to TO-
publeans to havo' allowed such "stocls" to
o,,a .'.ss',. -. - -....... ~ .s......
s'so "n"aFas o. qusrsee ol ee"tusy, ano
brought MY Republlcanism with mo from tho
East, and have NOM got gray; but time and
poye9 viii, 60 / nresmms viii aIto be- called a
ronsistrnt Hcnublican. fiavinv Iyctl sn Innr'
think an also we'll acnmajnted with he work
ings OF tuis dt,picab1a rEin,,n~eaji X a rtnr or
Manner, spofEovd, aud S,ouhens aro the nHoss.
ts'' with about half dozen or so of MINOR nv.
obscure Individuals soino of them onlv living a
lew Years in tie ward, h,,t tbey aTs not lscIinr
in cheek,
not, kn.voa thrive ,,t,bo,, nm. ,<,,r ,t..n
trhcir nautical nr1ncin1cs A., .t,hor ~ = donts,
~ r,,,i,tfr1 .trns nnd ,io.a -. ~. ~ ..io.s
tl,at r.st,1ta liz rleontes hat he h,a.". cot,
so,,s,t an Tor teir 1otss IN ,l,e conxen;ion % NJ
~, houn.ntio aud stroghtfo-sM1 Won,,htte, -
s,.rIinr wr.,ii not snIt fheso r.,is,ieni +1i.p.
ssama'' s:ans VIVA" INV "At' 9ea' po"''eA1 's'cA@
3'i,a' X" ,h,,,. ,s~ rau., .,,.
~ -" t ~ Vii L; .o;itn1 % ~ a sua, e
~ .t ."r. na,I... ~, fo,t. $500 H.. W. ~.
Let Us sGa: nam.n ana Iae9 never le; mere they
a'c: ss1"H1 &SA' nsIpiS"et oAuct ooaEEA4ls
, 1879-07-22
GOTHAM GOSSIP.


--
,ynmcs Gordon 1ionnctt-C!,nr1es a. Damn
" ,,.'a, ,,on,.,ur.-yuuderni,t ralscss
on rl,th Aycnuo,
"' i'. - ,,. r,,,,u.
To ne Ed!nr o. re 1r'oHh,'
NEW YoMK, July lS.-''nies dorao1 bcnuett
nrtiycd from Europe yesterday morning. wclt
down TO Coney Island nnl took hath, lsl',
nhu c1sampaene ulh"ei 49, '''' "''e4 usou' w"
the evening i1eH over 10 newport una 9epsca 'nc
Wtnthr0p-Chh,Nl)c rcslaence lot iho season.
IIuw doe. Mr.. bennett looki
n,,t ,,,r,, ut ,hc Union (,,ubn f.r touY. attcr
es '..'", "' ,,".,. ~. ,,,, 1n,n, a., ,yn,1 T.
lhs asf!'n'. never aA" n'In i"h'ns ~ "el, VI
80 handsome. lmae'nc "eio9c ~" nl,, "''u
u,a,,,rr,r wbitc. Afr. Hennct,'s eyes nru very
....,,s. 11o 10. what horscn,,n co1ls "wo,rh.
sn'iaf nc fas VIA, ,a. noss.a' ~ . .u', ''.s,
eyes" lhat - 's'e 'F's u 'le w. :" !" use.'
Walker, the Flllbus:er leader, Ind tic satnc
..'',,',ss M,-n,oh1nro.,, Mr y,ornctti. v,d,c
,sst'sss .s,.,. viz ,.,,,,i IT,,
Fisk; Frank Lord. the son ot 'lc late MIR. Hicks.
drinl..,,v cnnnnarne IN p]nre OF water. Cham.
,,an,,, ,noxcs rrnv tnir. While tao rch too1 pro.
p"e"e '''uhea S''. '.'"' = ""'.s '..,.s,'s
dues Eout. bensctt Is Il oFi"hef, IN" hoI III
eater. II lie had 81 10 lniy n meal with. hu
would sncnd Sa,sJ for champagne, a,,,l Ii cents
fur sandwich. Bennett IS really ono Of the
I A. uI,JSt J. {fr
loudese llsera 10 tlns countr'' nes.ucS '',e w
house up on Washington flights let ny
his father, he hns II bts double
hn,so cu E4fth nyen,c. houso In
"ooso w. 1,.not,,o.,o,. !, II, r.n.ot,,irr. onI
l'ooaon a sn"ott'S.ooA ~, .,,,.'. a"u
now 81 ,ooo villa at Newport. a. '"sSe tli'ass
cannot cost hin, less than slu3,LDo per ni'h't'.
II. sncnls his money like q King aud lie Is
roo,,s ,,1,,,,rp1 In Sry York.
Feanf nun''iea ~ " =, ,u,... ,,.n
Mr.. Behnctt. thouEn n'a1i u !a1en.' .ae
really very lsttlo to do with tho Herald. his
m,slneas la situply to call about four tf1ncs
,,an1. n,,1 .tu,,o,,c +hr hoys mn Willie obroad
"ee. W. sa,s ..a.,.,.. ), 1 | .o,.ar.,,1, nro
lie aocs Ills eaahloI,up y 'e'es'u''s. D"s
OF Mr.. Bcunctt's pcculsnrlties Is this "stIakng-
np !, nsania. Oue night, httcr cl,a'npagf,e-dn-
| ncr, l,e 1lew down to The oi'cc, "slaook no"
| conncrv. tbr managing editor, anil then wrtc
$780, IN .,,,c n,1torf,1. r,,,,,n, thn rcta,
""S': S."sa". ;a,, ,"ss,, ~ .h~a" ,o,..
| ps'ce u 'he 1ts'"''t uo"" - '"e. s.p's'
\ Ile not only "shaEcs up Ills nc"spapos'
but lo tsel,akts up'' bis friends. Ills trouble
,,tth t,,o at.ra vnz tn,,.ni1 ny bts aprrarJnc at
, 1879-07-22

Do not stupcty your baby wlth opium sr mo!phA
alWsys nv aud reliable lAaAayss dlstPPQlR1. w,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16
Fre:es:.ss Trees !. w...e..

Manl fruit trees are lost every year
Tor want OF a little cafe at The proper
time. May Young trees are destroy ed
Ov rabbits. aud many almost every win
ter by the heat OF the sun in warm da,-
towards spring. Frequently the ray
of the sun, shining on the south side oi
tie trees, will take GU, the frost and, il
near spring, start the zap, aud probabi,
~ day or TWO il will turn very cold
This sudden thawing and freezing vii
cause the bark to crack up, and perhap-
eel of the next summer, and very fire.
quently Nil or cripple the tree A pre-.
,eniiye Is TO take what is called straw
loard. or The ihick paper used uLder
the ceilings in building houses. or TO
take Tin, or bassw God or hemlock bark
and pat around the tree, and let it ex-
tend pretty well up sroun d the body OF
tie Tree. 50 il will keep the sun from
taking the frost out. When setting trees
they should be marked. so that the side
OF the tree that stood to the north in the
nursery is set 10 the north when pm, in
the orchard. This will also save many
trees.-Corr. Country Gentleman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16
S.S.s..S Sc.. e. .cwr.

The floor ON which Your cows stand
should be about five aud half feet hong
and in The rear OF them there should he
n ditch eight inches deep and two feet
wide. aud The stable should be wide
enough SO as to leave walk four feet
wide back Of the manure diich.-The
floor OF this walk should be on level
with that on which the cows stand
Here YOU can run the Wheelbsrrow in
cleaning out the stable, and there will
also be room for q shelf on which 10
keep your milk stools and TO set the
pals when milking. Always keep a
shovel hanging mp In The stable, snd
to be done when Won enter the stable j.
to clear ont the manure which may have
dropped on the floor. into the ditch
We have kept a stable full OF cows. tied
mp on an average OF wenty hours out oi
the twenty-iour, dnriny an entire win.
ter, wiIhou, having one OF them &c,
dirty, with b stable arranged in this wav
The stalls for the cows should be about
TOUR ieei wide. but three aud halt viii
answer, aud there should he partition
extending back half The width OF tie
floor.-P,ucticai Fdrmer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16

Fsrmers do not need 10 be told thai
tempting To burn il must prove very
and veNatious business, and
yet "a few OF them act as though they
thought ws'er, or sap, which, in this re
spect, is just the same. was about the
best fuel TO hc had. Al any rate they
go on burning il ia their stoves with q
patience aud persistence which, if ex-
hibiled ia some sensible business, would
make them independent. Half of every
pound of green elm wood is wafer, aud
other kinds, though less sappy, are
largely made up OF the same non com
buslible liquid. A mau, therefore. who
Uses ton OF green wood. gets halt ton,
more on less. oi fuel, aud uses good
share Of il ia evaporsiing = half ton.
more or less, OF water. This. OF crui,e.
of ,hiiilessness which a iatmcr with
broad acres of woodland And long win
tiers in which to cut and prepare il, has
no business to he guilty of This is
free country 10 be sure. aud a man WHO
lives alone has perhaps a right to burn
ice or water il he pleases. hut before he
does IL he ought To bc compelled to i'm
nish bonds that he Will not become -
Town pauper. condition to which such
improvidencc naturally tends. and a
man with a family certainly ought To bc
prohibited from abusing the members OF
it by compelling them to bnrn green
God.
Again, wood that is seasoned out nf
doors ia never half seasoned, aud in be
ing half seasoned it Is verl often half
spoiled. Wood is only In It's bet estate
when it dries under cover
The time TO cut aad draw wood j.
now, aud there isn't bit of danger OF
getting too large pile. Then as earl,
in the winter a. NAV be il should be
prepared for the stove, not merely cut
into cord wood. or sawed into stove
length and left without being spill, hut
every stick should be made ready 10
burn, and then when the outside las
been scared over" by exposure TO the
air and sum few weeks, il should be
packed under cover 10 become perfect
fuel
To many who have been accu>l, med
TO keep on hand a Years stock II wood
aud who knoS how foolish il j. to liv,
from hand 9" mouth. these .usst.Ii"r>
Will appear useless: uu' there are iho,r
who, through force If habit or some
Other cause. burn green wood. OF sup
ply their stoves b, hacking piece, from
a Led length pile in lie dvor-y ard, aud
these certainly need to bc TOLD that ihcy
are abusing lhem.cive, aud their tami.
lies Mirror and Farmer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16

Mr.. A. II. Savage of Wilton, be-
lieyes in taking pains TO breed good
sheep. Here is the product OF 80 coarse
woods selected from his flock the past
season. The Sc sheep raised Sc lambs
and averaged pounds washed wool
per head. Twenty seven wears Mr. 5.
has been giving his attention to mprov.
ing his flock, beginning with common
stock. These were Two and rhree years
old, about equally divided, "a of the lot
averaged s pcunds. 7 averaged 9 pounds.
The largest fleece was from a three
years old sheep and weighed pounds
II ounces. II any one in The county
has flock OF nearly equal age that has
done better. Mr.. ). desire. TO hear from
them. The wool was .Cid TO Reuben
Cutler, Esq, OF Pennington. and by
him weighed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16
FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently tured-no hambux-by on,
n'"hin,s usage of DIR. GOaIavd'. Celebrates
Infa iiiblc Fit Powders To convince -pnsr.r,
that these powders viii do all claim lor them
". VIII send them by mail. posI paid, a ne,
trial box. As DIR. Goulard is the only uby-ri,n
that has ever made this disease a special study
anu a to our know ledge thousands have b..r
permanently cared by the use Of these Psw.r-
we wtis guarantee per ma nent cure Ia ever,
case, or refund You ~ sasse, espesd-s. An
sufferers i should give these fowers early trial
an I ~ COM Iheed OF Their curative powers.
frice, for large box. o. 90 or boNe. f,r
sIuo' sent By mail 10 any pant Of United slate.
Of ,anda ON receipt Of price, or bv express 4 -
b. Address - - -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16

The Scieaf.fc american saws that
good cement Tor fork and knife han
dies may be made of one pound OF rosin,
hsii-pound of powdered sulphur; melt
together; mix in twelve ounces OF fine
.and; use while warm. The handles OF
no knives or forks ever should be put
into hrr visitor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16

A proper sDowledge Of the radio...
ton OF plants is the groundwork OF ag-
rieultare. All the operations which the
farmer applies TO his land must be
sdsp'ed 20 the nature aud conditions Of
the roots Of the plants which be wishe.
10 cultivate --Liebig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16
})oetrp.
soein-Rsdhreast 70 the Bu..ercup

Robin -RsahreGt 70 the su..ereap.
Down in a field, one day il June,
The flowers ali bloomed together.
Save one, who tried to hide herself,
Aud dropped, thai pleasant weather.
A robin. who had Town too high
And felt = little lazy,
Was resting near This buttercup,
Who wished she were II daisy.
For daisies grow so tTig and tall.
She always had passion
For wearing friils around her neck
IL just the daisies fashion.
And the buttercups must always BE-
The same old tiresome color.
Whle DAISIES dress in gold and white,
Although their gold Is dpller. .-a--a
Dear Robin" said this sad ,oang flower,
perhaps you'd not mind irving
To iud a nice white fsill tor me
Some DAY. when YOU are flying"
You silly thing the robin said;
Il think you must be crazy,
III rather se u, honest self
Than any msde-up daisy.
"lou'se nicer in your ewn hrigh, gown,
The fitt'e children love you;
Re the best buitercup YOU can,
And think no flower above YOU.
Though Swallows leave me out Of sight:
We'd better Keep our places;
Perhaps he world wouh n 20 wrong
With Que Too msns daisies
Look brayely up into the sky
And toe content with knowing
That God wished for buitercua
just here. where YOU are growing"
->drdh o. Jeiceu, in Play Days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16
INSIDE LINE.
1873. WINTER ARA IiiIiil. 1878
Portland. Baesspor. ami Maeh:as2or. and
intermediate landings

steamer CITY or RICHMOND
80 A., APT. kHrI. VIII Irave F"u
-, Land e,e-y fLiDAf EVENING
AxAs1v-A. Al 10 o',iJ. L. ior Buck sport and
hachIasp1rt. touching al u ia! landings the
kAN. al-o 10 aching al Casino. Deer Isle. scj.-
wick. South Wet hAfbor. Bar HarboT. Niibi dig .
and JoucsIot, arrivin. at " achiAspo.t saturday
evening
ErtuTniss. caves Ma, h asp1r TUESDAY
Moan at O'Clock. touching a. atoyc. tcxc,pi
Bar ilafbor Buck port. sandy Point AMI Scare
port arriving At Portland same evening.
Gong kast, the Richmond connects 81 Buck
.lott with the Train Tor Bangor. Passengers
tickeied through Freight viii be IOrs Articsi to
Bangor " Ithoui extra charge.
y. B--fasseugrrs from Bangor. going Ia Cas-
tine sud O'bef landings on the MHchlas Rnutr,
viii take tie O'Clock \ NJ Train SATURDAY.
connecting with the Richmond Euc k,pou Mt
about 10 O'clock. licbeis Tor sale at TIE b.. 4 y
A II. Depot to all points on the Machias Route
for further paFuCu laTs Inquire Of
\. kE>DtICh. 4 gent.
Bangor, bee. -, ISIS. I4f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16

To CLEAx TrS.waKk.-The best thing
ior cleaning iin-wsre l. common coda.
Dsmpen . clolh anu dip IN .oda and rub
sriskSy sftef which wipe dry, and II will
look equal 10 new.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-16

At Court Of Probate holden al Ellsworth within
and Tor The County q Hancock on the let
e'lne.day vi Dec. \. ID les.
HANNAH NJ LAWRENCE Adniint.tratrix Of the
IL r siAte OF Joseph Law ieuce late 81 urlHnd ~
ssil County deceased having pTrs.nie,i Ter hrst
account Of Admta- upon stld estate for probate.
okDtgkD-T hat The said Atruuutaut give notice
thereof 10 al prs ous nttcgt-,.d by causing COPY
run, order 1" C puuiirhed thrcc weeks success.
iyeiy IA he Ellsworth American, printed NJ Ills
worth that they may appear at Probate Court
TO De holden ut Ellsworth. on the lot Wednesday
81 February next at ten of the clock Ia tie tore
noon. And shew cause, IL aby tb.y have, why line
same should not he allowed
Sw.' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
a true copy Attest :-CHAs. J.. DoKg. Register
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION,

EESTIENES. We hsVr soid e.xyonps RADICAL
NJ Cgga f,r G7fT 90 vctr. Id candfdiy
Tat NC ncvtr fs- r 7spsra,ion that sue
r1ser~el s-is - i-- lave 10 isasn the lrsi
l.Nisty
Nc - n, n = r, recommending natent
r-Glcl9gs. On. ricsts tie vaats OF
ttousu =, e ~ lsa.- Afflicted sn uld be con
WINGED Of itS e., that thc suffering VII DO
relieved VI ~ - "a tho drug usiness for tho
Pas, tgclve 'c. ;a7.,v. am sold everything for
jstsrrh. but -s 49, - ~ rs.. II y0u rroreY
yos caa Ne ias ,r OF Any pat q thai gov siss.
Very ;rris fpu-s :. y. BALDWIN a CO :
NAnieSaic itHF-T -N-.trrs n prus--. pooka And
Stationery, v asl.iu Essesa. Isd.. Feb. "A isss.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From Q Oistinovjshed PhvsIcian.


MAY safely els-- 70 be cn- o,tsc few popular rene
VA die rsccisii. tar approx al OF medic gcntlemc
Nho ~ pryai ,t osir icely ne I'D II bat
IN their lAs In hfs gence Any of the prepare
uors ssasiiy p-eerrthssl : rhysscian.
You arc vsrc."s 4 e 30 ;taguish city nhyscian
that my oolig fas tis. Medical society are
gueh that rs ~ r-rorafi OF rrescrfoe u
Radical Cure bat rteesv-- rl,rh relief from
TIE OF Il nfssif Ter thorough trial Of the
rcmedie. have p-tv ;lT lv sod n USE and presume
hsrr ,rf' ~ yU1r os 20 lcss than hundred o
pate Al for a.
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Fsch paets-e ec-tai-s I1- ssnso-ds Improved Inhsi
ins Tube. and u dir tals for use In all cases Price.
1itS, For sale BY -' Wholesale ard tail druggists
and o. slers ihron 'lu th0 tiicd sts;cs md Cans,s
WEEKS iDTTEl'. & arI-! A-eLts AID wholes .ls
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A beet sngsr factory i TO be started
near Fredericton. n. B., in the spsisg
with . cspi,ss Of Sss-a@. -