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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-05

Franz List is among the most distinguished
of musicians in the world. He uses and prizes
a Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Organ, and pro-
noances it "matchless," ''unrivaled," styling
it this magnificent and to me so precious
instrument" There could hardly be higher
praise OF from more eminent authority.
For throat diseases and affections oil the
chest Browns Bronchial Troches" are OF
value. For coughs, irritation OF the throat,
cal organs, in speaking in public or singing,
they produce beneficial results.
Tell your neighbor if he uses Lyons Patent
Metallic Heel Stiffener he will keep his boots
straight. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
II other remedies have failed, try Piso's Cure
Tor Consumption TOR your cough.
For one cent purchase q postal card and
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Real Tile West shore, handsome illustrated
B-page paper. Gives reliable informant n about IHE
WoSpERTuL LAKD or NEvER-FAIIING CROPS, and where
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unknown; embracing Oregon Washington. Idaho and
British Columbia Every number contains beautiful y
executed engravingS Of uDequaled scenery, public
nd private buildings, tuthfully written articles about
,ur vast farming, grazing, m ming numbering, fishing
and hunting resources. Tells about millions Of
Il unoccupied government and railroad lands and
p4nse of coming here All questions on above subjects
answered in our columns Per year, 81 90. All the
rs cts. None sent free. Address the publisher
l., SAMUEL, Portland, Oregon.
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WHITE ROBES, the new Sunday School song
Book by Abbey and Munger bids fair 70 be one o. ne
most successful books Of its class as undenaoH
one of the sweetest and best 1t will pay TO buy one
only to sing from at home. Price 80 cents
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JUST OUT Z
OSI oOAt
Bells of Bonneville

handsome and complete edition Of the Bells o
Csrneyile" BY Planquette, is now ready and as tns
music, the aching, scenery and costuming are qults
within the reach OF amateurs is sure to be extenSve
ly given and enjoyed Pretty, Lively French Why
scenes contrasting with events in the haunted easue
make spirited combination. Words unoolectonap'e'
Price, Sl.50
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nouan,ers. WIVES and NTothera,

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EAk nISEASES,

DIR. o. &. SHOEMAKER tthe well-known Aural Surgeon
OF Reading, Pa gives IL his time TO the treatment OF
has given him national reputation, especially
running Ear and Catarrh Call or send for his little
Book on the Ear its Diseases and their Treatment
free TO all. His large Book (35O Pagesl, nree
81. Address DIR. @. Il. SHOEMAhEH,
EIrr Rand m Hn.
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VOICE OF WORSHIP. H. o. KEEnsOS9 .
per dozen.
THE TEMPLE. Cw. o. PEBKIEs) % per dosen'
NEW METHOD for SINGING CLASsES'
"a. N. JoHNsoN.l Sc per dozen
The above are our three newest Singing School Bookh
The frst two have full set Of tunes for ChoirS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Home and Foreign News.

The republican gain In Iowa was 2l,-
900 and in Ohio $1,000
The increase of National bank circula.
ton In October has been about % ,0OO, 600
Madame Christine Nilsson. for sing
ing twelve times during the wedding ties
tivities OF King Alphonso. is to receive
$4,000.
John Russell Young estimates Grants
actual wealth at about $50 600
Vice President Wheeler is confined to
his house at Malone. n. Y, with q severe
cold and sore throat. and Is threatened
with fever.
A severe storm swept over Nova SEQ
tia, Wednesday. Houses were blown
down. many vessels driven ashore and
some lives lost.
1t is reported that General Grant con.
templates passing the winter in the South,
visiting Florida and Cubs, and possibly
Mexico. which he has great desire TO see
Elias Child Of East Woodstock, VT,
so years old. is dead from injuries received
IN being pushed s2ainst his barn BY his
son. with whom he WAS quarreling.
The difficulty 10 regard 10 Cleopatra's
needle has been arranged and it Is now
American property and will be removed to
this country soon,
Major Fhorpblrgh's remains have been
buried with imposing Masonic eere,uo aies
In Omaha. In the same grave was laid
away the body Of bis little sou who died =,
Fort Steele.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

ington where he has since made his home.
ahd where many of his interesting books
have been written. Mr.. Abbott has long
held warm place in the hearts OF chill
dreh who have read and re-read his books.
By those who knew him personally he
was loved and respected Tor his genial and
generous nature, which WAS always mani
Tested towards all classes. Mr.. Abbott
leaves four sous-Benjsmin Vaughan.
Austin, Lyman and Edward. The frs,
two are lawyers of prominence in New
York city. aud authors Of several s;atd-
ard law books; Lyman Is the editor OF
The ChrisfidR Union. and Edward is the
editor of The Laerdry World. published In
Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

to recover the clothes IL he could. He a.
cordin2ly welt to the wood. found them
and brought them to Portland. The clothes
were IN such a condition thai il VAS i'm
possible to tell whether the stains wer.
caused by exposure or blood. They viii
probably be analyzed. and then. IL the
stains should prove 10 be blood stains. the
clothes viii probably prove = substantial
INK IN a chain OF circu,nstantial evidence
ana they should prove To be the yarme n, $
worn oy the murderer when he committed
the deed. they would show the murderer
must hsvc changed his garments after
committing the deed, footed IL scross lots
to Morrilfs Corner-the shortest way on
'oot-and dropped the witnesses Of his
gum where they were found
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Letter from Washington.

washington, u. &, NOV. /. ls79.
i1tcr'icN 8, an American institution
and every public man li.. 90 submit 10 i; IN
'"ine form. Aul At some me Ju., now
when "e are al waiting Tor the return, OF
The November elections. aud anticipate not
hAiiY r"'a.'> Il &, al entertainment Tor
-. " s'rt 81 relief from ihc suspense Ia
"hieh Ne are placed P.rAsp, this &C.
count, Tor TIA" rapid succession OF lutcr-
We've 3u which Wilson Of Iowa. and
Dung OF OAlu. follow Bufroa, Of Mich
gan IN namiuZ senator Blaine a. the prob.
Ap.e candidate tor President. senator
'ari enter names Judge settle "a the be-,
candidate Tor Wee President. aud the Dem
ocr-ts are allowed liiii- vacation Of the
agony 81 continual defeat. by iunocenlly
sAming llid"n. Bayard. Hancock. or Dayv
Dave, Dot Jctl iayOIiic horse. The
blame ia.A by the way Wa boumed con-
sderabiy By hjs reception in New YorA
HE other night. when he made 80 good
speech 10 the merchant. In favor Of the
Republican ticket. Even the sun. an in
'et"TAie Democratic Zoe of Mr. B.aine's,
/ va, constrained To acAnow ce the en-
thuS'A-n "i h., reception. aud thus spoke
| OF one Of the incidents OF the meeting
IL. Bradford Prince Chief Justice Of
Ne" Mexico. stirred the audience To a
/ hi-h pitch Of enthusiasm hy incidentally
+ referring 10 B'aihe a. the next President. =
Geo. NimmO, OF tbs Bureau OF Statistics
/ reports facts that encourage the belief that
/ the business Improvement j. permanent.
] The statistics show that the amount of ex-
! ports OF American product. exceed the
imports, during the last quarter. BY 500
/ uoo.VpO- This Is a whoiesom Condition: :
I 1t i a. good a. ever this country WAS ahl.
to show and We may properly Judge
therefrom that trade and commerce and
manufactures are on the high road to a
prosperity never before known
At the Cabinet meeting Yesterday. the
| only matter discussed was whether Cant.
lads Is entitled 10 receive quarterly pay
mepts under the law which prov lded that
he should receive 100000 per year for
maintaining the Mississippi channel a, the
required depth and width obtained BY his
jetty system. II is said that for some
twenty days of the last quarter during
portions OF August and Sep,ember) the
I stipulated dimensions were not main
tanned. The question was left open to
await the reception Of more specific infor-
nation as TO the practical importance of
the deficiency. Ii is probable, however.
that the reported lack of depth comes
from enemies OF the Captain who have
fought han at every step. Good Judges
have admitted the complete success OF the
Jetty system. aud now in confirmation OF i,
this dispatch has just been received:
New Orleans. Oct. 81 The steamship
City OF Bristol went TO sea through the
letties to-day without detention. drawing
70 feet, the largest draft ever fioated TO
sea from this port"
That certainly doesn't look ike failure.
and the assailanis of Capt. Eads, who take
advantage OF his absence in Europe to In
jure him, will find 1t impossible to induce
the Government TO treat him uniustIy in
this matter. kArABpty
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

A POSSIBLE CLUE TO THE NURprRy,

POSSIBLE CLUE TO THE MURDERER.
The Press says that a possible clue has
been obtained TO the West Cumberland
murderer. Mr.. Earnest Pelton lives about
quarter of mile beyond MorIilPs Corn
er. near patch OF woods. The track Of
the Maine Centrsi railroad runs through
part of this wood ana in one place there
Is deep ravine. Mr.. Pelton a few days
ago. after the severe raiGs, had occasion
to go through this wood and passed by the
rayine. His eye was attracted BY a bun
die which had. apparently. been carefully
concealed under soil. leaves and branches,
but had been washed out Of its hiding place
by the heavy rains. He opened the bundle
and found it contained a white shirt. psir
OF drawers, and . pair OF oyefai;s saoh AS
wcrkingmen wear. phe shirt bore what
was evidently the owners initials.
Thursday the authorities at Portland
were nOtiiied and they advised Mr.. Pelt0n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Death Of Jacob Abbott.

Jacob Abbott died at his home in Farm
ington. Maine, from paralysis. on Friday
morning last. Mr.. Abbott was well known
As writer for young people. He was the
author OF the Rollo books. the Francouia
Stories aud Abbott's Histories of Kings and
Queens of England.
He was born at Hallowell, November
lith. 1903. and was graduated at Bowdoin
College in 1920. He studied divinity at
the Andover Theological Seminary, aud
was afterwards Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural History in Amherst College.
In 1884 he organized the Eliot Congreya.
tionsl Church in Roxbury. Mass, and was
its pastor for four years. In 1888 he re-
signed his pastorate in favor of his brother
John 5. Z. Abbott. and removed to Farm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06


iwenty iniil1ons OF Herman CapitaI u
onereu 10 complete the ST. Louis and San
e r'Ancisco fahroad rom Vinits, Indian
ie'',IorS' It's present terminus, to the Pa
enc ocean.
"A rumor comes from Philsdelpaia 10
tue eject tbat Gen. Grant els to be ten
ueteu the Presidency of the Pennsylvania
hshroao. winch Col. Tom Scott will re-
-'Vh ~ reason OF iii-heaith. The salary Ia
80 WO-
The entrsiis of sheen are now used
In California for machine betting. In place
OF hemp, which ia said 10 be much less du
rablc. A thr.e-fnurtb-inch rome mad. n,
II will bear strain OF seven tons.
A Montpelier. VT, man exhibited At
the local fair three pa, ayes Of butter from
the same churning. bur under dia.ren,
marks, aud got tirst premium on one. sec
onj on another, while the third vas con-
deinned as poor
Tn. hi,y.., aa.,, -, 80,
been found In tho SINH ,,,;,a ,,,',,''.
n.ias ~ M I,,.hn,an -, n'r'.''u,''
|, v.igbs I5n carts ,,,i",, !. ',.a,,i,'
ov.r ro c.ra,s H.. - ..''''H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Southern Election Frauds.

sTkPHEN A. DOUGLAS INTERVIEWED.
Washington special 10 the " Y Times
saws that stephen 4. Douglas. son OF the
lat" Senator Douglas, la consequence OF the
petty prosecutions practiced by the Demo-
Gratis towards Republicans. has decided tn
leave North Carolina. his pafive State. aud
take up his residence Ia Illinois The Ma
tional Republican publishes an interview
with Mr. Douglas upon political affairs IN
North Carolina, in which he explains the
treatment accorded Republicans it, the
south. Mr.. Douglas says:
We have in North Carolina n larger
proportion Of intelligent and wealthy Re-
puhlicaOs-whitc nj tnat-men af high so.
cial standing-than are To be found Ia any
other southern State, Tennessee alone cx-
cepted. The estimate YOU printed the 9th
er day. putting the white Republican vote
OF the State at 10000. WAS not tar out of
the way. And this vote IL composed OF the
best citizens of the State. incIudlnc some
OF the very best families-ihe Reeds, tn.
DocAerys. the BariiugcTs. and dozens Of
oihers-in the South Iut with all the
Advantages this intelligent numerical
strength gives u. the Democrats have suc-
Ceeded n getting the control of affairs and
the dr'ii i against u. socially and COM
mcrcially. rs well a. politically. The Re
publicauS will ne able 20 reclaim tn. STATE
with the hardest Kind OF hard work. Tn.
State belongs ia them by a fair majority.
but the Democrats have control of the
election machinery and can coun, n. out.
A. The phrase goes. They got this control
hy fcsofting To the disbolicsl agency OF In
kiux away back In ls.l when the p.onle
OF the North. good Republicans woulj,.t
believe what they now know To- be time
about southern Democratic methods ot M
IiiicAi warfare. Aud having gotten i; they
propose &" keep %. Why, do you know
iha' l aud hundreds OF infclligeu' Rrpubll-
cans here and elsewhere IN the North ney-
cr have heard Of our ku.kiux trials In
Ie'l-a: And Al those trials la both the
'tr'i!nas not less than 1uD0. aud pcrhaus
$50 men were convicted ug crimes
closely akin - The thisplm massarrc and
The Bark dsie-DiXpn affair, Hundreds Of
these cfimiIAls were sent To- the Albany
fr".'euiafy, others were pun shed with
mu.ier sentences, and yerv larry. nunhe-
we'" Jet ~ SEQ, free for having pleaded
guilty aud promised Ia i. U"ttrr Hnt ku-
hiuX'-m o. broken Up .a North Carolina
~" .-'-.f i. Pc pace. A,N-
ever. i4v Democrats A.A. .st.h4.-h,sl ,
r".-n OF i'aud and corruption a; the polls.
" sich serve, the same p1Tp0.c. Farcx.
ample. there were very irW ( any artu,J
""'frcak> 80 our lat campaj sn--ihr cam
pa'sn Of 1876. | incaa There "a, oue
man. Republican tcAet-dis,ribu,or iu the
eastern part OF the safe. Killed or drowned
thrown into AIbcruarlc Sound and
there were possibly half dozen or more
violent luterirrcucc> with voters But the
ben"cFAi- d"nt rely ua violence how:
fraud Aud iai>c couailng are their lAvorl.e
A-'ue.",. - d happened TIA; 90 lN-6
they gave IL peaccabl- clrciion-com-
PAf''''rY peaceAnio; but they counted
settle out all the same"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

So far as returns have come in. the indi-
cations point to sweeping Republican
victory all along the northern line Should
fuller returns confirm those already recev-
ed, the political career of Butler is check
ed and 1ilden is no longer an available
candidate for the Presidency. 1t looks as
though Republicans had good reason 20
rejoice in the belief that the people will.
next year, elect q Republican President
and regain the control OF the House and
Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
FORECLOSURES.


WHEREAS Ellen s. Sargent, of Ellsworth, in
w the County of Hancock aud State of Maine
BY deed OF Mortgage dated the tenth day Of Octo-
Der, A. D., LIS and re corded in Hancock Regis.
try Of deeds, book l60, page ass. conveyed to me
certain lot or parcel of land situated in Els.
worth, in said county and bounded and described
as follows to wit: Beginning at the north west
corner OF the Homestead OF WIN. A. Hopkins !:
thence north deg, east aud across the road len
RODS 70 land Of Mrs. r. 5. Cook; thence SOU m
81 deg, east eight rods; thence north So der
east seventeen rods; thence south s deg.
west u rods to the Beal and Card line: thene.
north Is deg. w'st on said line the line OF ssId
Hopkins; thence on said Hopkins line TO the pIsce
OF beginning and containing one and one fSarth
acres NOR or less reserving thereirom twenty
two and one half rods sold to Dr. Parcher Anil
=, 1873 Being the came PREMISE TO said Sargsn,
conveyed BY Burnhsm. Jan. 1. ls7T, and w6ere'
as said Ellen 8. Sargent. in said deed Of mart
gag d,d covenant and agree with ne that The
should be forever forecloscd IN one year ne.I n
TER the commencement OF foreclosure by anv of
the methods then provided BY law: nov 1S.r ~
iore this !. % give public notice that The condi
tlon OF SAID mortgage has been broken ana n,
claim to forecioss the same "A'
JOHN TRUE
rn.vo,.h ~. 70 $50 Z. r. Dstton, Atsy.
S"' w. As' NV. avis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Real Estates i'm the vNest.

The Denver Land Co. offer in smother column
alternate lots IN their addition. These alternate
lots are in fact given away. though a nominal
charge OF one dollar is made for the deed. The
Company limits the number purchssable at this
price TO five lots. Many OF the large cities OF
The west have been started in . similar manper,
and those who secured lots then, find them
s ,s, now In possession Of valuable property.
The opportunity does not often present Itself Of
making an Investment in Real Estate at such
prices. The reliability Of the Company and
their title to the property being well establish.
ca, there could be no risk. with fine prospect
Tor rapid increase in value. Denver has had
that the land offered win Be speedily tsken M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

MY mother was afflicted long time with
Neuralgia and dull. heavy inactive condition
of the whole system; headache. neryou. nro.
tration, and was almost helpless. No physician
or medicines did her any good. Three months
ago she began TO use Hop Bitters. with such
good effect that she seems and feels Young again.
although over I0years old. We think there is
lady in Providence, X. I.-Journaf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address. label OF each subscri-
bef's paper shows the time 10 which the subsctlp.
ton l. paid. and all subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up soon possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
ONCE, receipt VIII be promptly sent To the sub
scriber: and the date on the aitlrcss-labeI viii be
corrected on the next issue OF the paper.
Ia all communication relating to subscriptions
Postoiice 10 which the paper - - to b., sent,
an to be careful to write all proper names plain
l..
In directing a change Of address. always give
the present address a. well a. the TO which
ysu wish the paper Afterwards sent
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OBJ Gllswortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning nj Cooml,.
B'ock, Ellsworth, Me, BY THE HANCoo n
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. Ac.. see 4 rst page,
sS-s. VI. PEITENGiLI. 4 CO., 10 state Street,
q oston, 81 Park Row New York, and,.0i Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
ties. and authorized to contract for advertising
q orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
SptfiaI Aotitts.
a & a lS. ID.

To ali V ho are suffering ftom the errors aaI
inii serction. ofyou,h. nervous Wcasness. early
dfeAy. lo.. ei manhood. &c. = ill send a re- tpc
ihai -l' slrr Ypu. FEEE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy va. d.sepv crud b. a missionary In
south Amorsoa- >cui a .srfaiir~s-c.l envelope
70 uhe Ray. josEru 7. lsA,N station > Nc~
York CITY. tyl -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06
Il. II. HILLS,
STATE ASSAYER.
OFFICE AT THE NINE OF
The DlaehiIl Copper Mining 4 sneIs.
ing Co.,
BLUEHILL. MAINE
3mosA5
Foreclosure.

7 Frances Tan, hereby give public notice, that
IL have claim by mortgage upon the follow.
ing lot parcel of land situated in Franklin and
bounded as follow, to Wit; Beginning at a stake
on The County road leading 10 Cherry held; thence
south four degrees. east by land Of BENJAMIN
and stones thence south eighty six deg ree. west
by land Of non-residents forty six rods to a pine
tree thence north four degrees west By non-re
idsnts land one hundred and nfteen rods to the
aforesaid County road thence north tasterly by
said road TO the point OF beginning. containing
thirty six and one halt asres more or less. Said
mortgage was given by Ransom W. Crabtree to
John West and assigned 10 me and Is dated the
first day of April, A. ID. 1855, and Is recorded IN
vol 49, page 1877, OF the Hancock Registry OF
Deeds. The condition in said mortgage has been
broken by reason whereof. I claim TO foreclose
the same as by law provided.
FRANCIS TAFT
Hale 4 Emery, Atty.
Ellsworth, Oct Is 1879 3w4t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

POSITIVE Results. There are numerous
remedie, that cure sometimes and become
trusted n useful. but none have ever PROV
ed 50 ,iirctnal-curcd so many aud such
remarkable cascs-Dr. Ayers medicines
The Cherry Fectoral has restored great
numbers of patients who were believed to
DE hopele'sly affected with consumption.
Agne Cure break. up chills and fever
quickly aud surely.
Ayers Compound Extract Of Sarsaprila
eradicates scrofula aud impurities OF the
blood. clenses the system and restores il 10
vigorous health. BY IL timely use many
troublesome disorders that cause 4 decline
Of hea!ih are expelled or cured.
Ayers Pills aud their effects are too well
known everywhere TO require any com
mendstlou from u. here Scranton CPI.)
Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

Don't 'diI to try DR.. himoalP. Bassm. for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarscnr--, Soreness, Of the
Throat, Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
efcctual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price y & % cents. BY all
Druggists. lyT-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

New aEd
" onderful
Treatment
aud Cure
Iurt dtd-rh
sth M a
Hroachuis
} toH0smp
lhOH aud
: ScTQttsLotas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

OZONE "a
pro dueeti
by nature
by electric.
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sea waves
on noun
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and its pc
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Is To .ia