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TIE HONEST TRUTH,

With the above tile, the undersigned viii pub
lish az Augusta, Maine, = campaign paper be.
ginning Tuesday, July slth, and Running 60 the
end Of the Campaign; devoted TO the Honest
SOUTHERN QUESTION.
The Honest TratA will especially devote its
columns 80 the iHeprests of the Lahoring man sud
will expose the folly and eickedness of the Dem
axognes aud Democrats who are seeking to
array Labor against Capital and Capital against
Lsbor-tEus taking away all chance for the re
turn of good times now dawning uponus.
The H,psssf ffssfh will show how the Northern
Democrats and 1reenbaekcrs in Congress have
voted for everything the Southern Rebels have
demanded. II will expose the record of Ladd
and Murrh Grvenback Congress men from Name,
aud show that they voted with the southern Ret
els all the time.
The Honest 7fsfh will advocate the election OF
DANlEL n. DAVIS as Governor OF Maine He
"a the hrst PRIVATE sOLnlEE ever n minated
Tor high office Ia the United states. tic mau
nt tie people IRON the people, with the people.
Let's give hin. . lsit, Boys
The Honest Truth will lee handsomely printed
vi th clear type. on good paper and each number
viii contain fourteen full columns of rsad.u
matter, The columns ~ be The same length a. the
Lewiston Daily journal. The nrst number will
contain, with other matter, the speech 10 be Il.
hTered by Hon, Joha sherman, secretary OF the
Urea sury. al Portland, July ed.
Terms of Hsaoss frSth Tor the eutire campaign
Cssn Ia advance:
. copy Tor the campaign. G~s Cess..
. copies - one address, Fifty C~ss.
- T~. Dollars.
800 10" r.n n..
Forward subscriptions promptly IS possible
DANIEL L. ALLEN & co.
a"-' Augusta, Msluc
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The Glover Report.

The Democratic papers, not only in
this Safe but all over the country. are
quoting the report ot the Glover com
mitiee 10 prove that millions Of dollars
have been stolen from the L. :. Treas.
ury. This report is psraded. in every
conceivable form into which the writer's
fancy can torture IL, and made TO do
duty on all occasions A. proof q the dis
honest, "f hc Republicans.
Tie report itself is silIy enough. SO
silly in fact, and 50 iranspareniIy
gar0led for party purposes. tina, Dem.
ocratic House refused 10 have il printed.
but the average Democrats editor does
not hesitate 10 gsrble it still more and
present his own version to his readers.
relying on their ignorance and desire to
lean something prejndicial to the Re-
pnblicahs, icr their accepting il as truth.
The desire Tor campaign lies has com.
plcicly overridden the sense OF the
House, aud GioNcr's report found tie
''~'' '''' US" '4t' new ON .>fUF. one
of the most sensational and unreliable of
all the Democratic papers. That issue
Of the Star has been scattered broadcast
over the country aud has become the
text for wind, sermons in almost every
country Democratic paper.
y report - utterly destitute OF ioun-
daiion that Democratic leader. in Con.
gress did not think it of sufficient i'm
poriance 10 have printed, may well cause
Democrats TO hcAato before accepting
u a. containing faot-, even though see.
ing statements from it In their otcn pa-
per-. No sensible man will doubt that
the leaders would have given il public
i,y had they believed il themselves or
deemed it possible that Others could hsvc
been made 10 belicvcit Had they taken
into account the fact that 4 party with
ont principles does not require truth a.
a basis FOR argument. they might have
soothed tn" wounded feelings Of poor
Glover and furnished a slightly more
enduring character to his report, bv hav.
ing IT printed and voting to adopt it.
While Glover has failed to furnish his
party with facts. it mus, bc admitted
that be has burdcncd them with figures.
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A.I.p.r,... C.....,.., y.~..

Geology has shown US that nature seeom-
pushes her greatest revolutions in the earth.
surface conformation slosiy. Every year the
river makes its channel deeper, the glacier
wears deeper gorge Ia the Alpine rock, and
me ocean tide deposits the sand IL has crum-
pied from the rocks upon which it bresks. We
note the earthquake and the devastating hur-
ficane; but these changes are 80 gradual man
seldom observes them until the channel hs. i,e-
come sverhAnzing ellis, or . mountain has
disappeared before the icy stream. or the ocean
has given Us Florida. Thus IL IL in disease.
Our attention is attracted by acute diseases, o.
feyers, cholera, ect., while chronic diseases
(ofien the most dangerous in RESULT, being slow
10 their development, are seldom noticed until
they have made an almost inehaceable impress.
sion upon the system. Persons believing them.
selves comparatively heslthful are Outlines the
victims Of these diseases, and only become
aware o. their presence when relief IL almost
impossible. Diseases Of the liver and stomach
are the commonest Of these chronic adseiious.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery And
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are neverisilins
remedies for these diseases. They produce
heaithful secretion Of the bile, pFevest iniises-
ton BY regulating the bowels, and impart :
vigorous tone 70 tie whole system.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The Portland Press says that Solon
Chase called on Secretary Sherman at IN.
Falmouth Hotel, Thursday morning, and
had very pleasant Interview II is un-
derstood that Mr.. Chase called Mr.. Sher-
mans attention 10 several points on which
he differed with him, aud explained TO IN.
secretary what he should do IL he we're In
The seeretary's place. As Mr.. Chase was
about TO leave Senstor Blaine came 10, and
remarked that Mr.. Chase had cot ALWAYS
been AS insane as Al present In regard to
nnancial operations, aud that some ten
years ago he wrote and published one OF
the best hard money essays that the Sena-
TOR had ever read. Mr.. Sherman expressed
himself rs being gratified To know that
Mr.. Chase's head had once been level. aud
requested him 10 mail n copy OF his hard
money tract to him at Washington. Mr.
chase promised TO do so. but said that he
had changed his views in respect 10 the
money question since lac wrote the article.
- 7 GU see, Mr.. Sherman" said the old IN An.
"a man can change his views, while a mule
won't" The call appears to have been a
pleasant one to all parties
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The following are the comments OF the
leading New York papers TN the speech
OF Secretary sherman delivered in Port
land last Wednesday evening:
The Times SAYS: Secretary Sherman's
Portland speech Is more effective az an al
rslgnment nf the Democratic policy In re-
gard In resumption. and Of Greenbsek fal-
lacies 10 regard TO paper currency. than as
an exposition of measure "a be completed
IL the results of Republican policy are to
be fully assured
The Tribune says: The Republican
party opens ere from its heavy artillery
After reading the speech of Mr.. sherman
la Maine. few Democrats will be ~ well
satisfied as they were with the extra ses-
Sion OF Congress aud it, work. In strong
hut jusi terms he refers tD the doctrine OF
State Right. which ''poisnnrd and c--
trsngcd large section ~ the Union " snd
To new schemes OF nullifcsiiea nv which
Democrat. have tried to deprive Of all
force statute which has Tor eight year.
been found useful. the constitutionality of
which has never been denied. aud which Is
the only safeguard provide by the United
states against maud aud violence At cleo
lions The remainder Of Mr.. Shetnlau'-
speech. Il saws, - even ms opponents Will
adnit. - remarkably strong. compact
and solid argument 10 support Of IN. Re-
publican financial policy. In many re-
spect- II i the best speech sherman ever
delivered
THE HsrIid saws II j. clear. cogcnt
and able prescntment ot the financial con-
diti0n ct the nation, and. incidentally. a
very damaging and conclusive reply to
grecnhsck and initiation Democratic arsu-
ments a. ainst resumption. uatlonsl banks
aud the general financial pohoy OF the
country.
The World takes issue with Mr. sherman
and says: 1T is to be hoped that Mr.
sherman, before his speech making in
Maine comes TO an end, will explain more
clearly than he seems last night to have
done. how II happened that the most sue
cessiul portion OF the rcfundlng operations.
for which he asks to be made President Of
the United States. was accomplished dur
iug the very month when Republican poll
tlcisns were declaring the Union. and God
government In the Union. to be In great
aud alarming peril"
The SuH saws u was a shrewd speech for
Honest John sherman.
The Star says 1t would have been 10 bet
ter taste II he had omitted tn, Introductory
par; of IL and had confined himself 10 an
explanation aud defence OF his nnanclsl
policy. but he saw III In devote some pare
graphs Ia what he calls revival oi old
issues' We do not think he will make
many converts from Democracy TO Repgb.
icanisin by this ni-lgdgci and ll-na,urcd
speech.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31
Home and Foreign News.

AT Port Huron. Thursday night, Adam
Heimer shot his wife by mistake tpr bury
lar.
Only three things eat the tobacco
plant, the Augnra goat, the tobacco worm,
sB3-man!
Six instead Of seven per cent. will he
the !rgsl rate Of Interest in New York after
Jan. lsi, 1880.
The expectation Of bresdstu'fs the past
year has exceeded that Of cotton aud to-
hacco combined
-ln the prize shooting ut Wimbledon.
Milton F4rTow, American, won the 4 bert
prize. with score Of 10,
The Ex Empress Eug, n has iuterced-
Ell with the Queen Ia behsli ut Lieut.. Carey.
cpnrtmsrtisied for cowsrdlcc on the oc-
castor - the Princes death
The deepest running stream that IL
known IL the Niagara river which just
| under The lower suspension bridge. j. 700
feet deep by actual measurement
The New Orleans Picayune saws tina,
Bennett took advantage Of III. heated term
To find men Who were willing To GO ont on
his steamship and huut Tor The north pole.
-Rsrus made good record nj the Chi
! cagn Jockey Club races Thur.day. beating
| Hopeful In three straight heats. which he
tr"t'ed in Il 81 22l. : Is. lie won
$3.50 Tor hi. owner nv that days work
AT midnight isrnhouse near Cone
"'hs"' Ne" iofA' occupied hy an aged
couple named 'r"shy. was broken open.
[ Mrs Crosby choked To drath and Mr..
| crosby shot, though he IL still slive rne
thieves obtained so. Two irsmps are to
'h-'"d}
ne >!Hty-hith birthday OF II. 7. Shi-
l i'o'f 81 boston Mrs. fartingtoU,) was
celebrated on The I'm inst, by gather
,hs ~ 'ue"as ana relatives at his house
-. 49,, m, i'p s.,,S an' en,e''u'' Hl",s u
.~,,rn, t,,', va "'''
| . '""N' tut"o' "' uh'aN" aoie "eNher'
" .'''''hseI nav "nf-th,Td 81 the Sus crop
| W rance ahd ltaly Viii be destroyed, anu
.,,,' "a caused an up"ard tendency To al
sIAies o' .he p'"dsct 10 Europe and thls
| '."""' ru'"ptau snn japan SIX hasng
! au'AnCeu from ~ 70 " per pound
| DR.. Alonxo ). Hull, husband OF Mrs.
! Huli. murdered recently, Spoiled for letters
| 81 administration to-day, IN the Surrogate
| Office. on the estate OF the deceased. she
having died intestate. She left 10 children,
and her next Kin are two nephews ADD
| niecrs Tue personality Is sworn under
espD.
/ Francisco MuzEn. = young man. vas
[ convicted a. New York last weck on 4
/ charge OF compelling Sanrio Feiitti. boy
1 OF ~ years u beg. The prosecution was
/ CONDUCTED by The Society Tor the PreYeH-
/ ton of cruelty 20 children. One ~ the
/ boy = 'eci Wa l'ir"nsiy Iui-Shapen and
/ AuEKP's right arm bah been smpu'sicd
| 4 Wa .hoSn that ihe boys father. Nardn
/ feliit. was ptdranc. and bad imported
au,Ep. bis own sou. and II others similar
! " dct"Tmcd. to This country from Naples
( Muiko vas remanded for sentence
-rh~ new class Al Wellesley Col,cg.
i vi,I probably have ah,u,or. Aut,dr.,t .r.,r.
I brrs ANY ,sa-h,r wh, a ,Iiss,r.a.lv III,
I her acoutr,u.p,. may no. p. ,-,,,fv,,, =.
I Wellesley without ex,fnin.,l,, ,nd r,,y
give h.r tirn, crrt,.st,.t. ., 80. 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The call for tie Democratic County
Convention will be found in another
column. This gives the party the ben
eft of two county conventions By which
If one makes mistake the other can
rectiiy it. II also furnishes a chance for
trading, and this will now be in order.
There will have to be sacrifices. of
course, aud there will be heart burnings
over unrecognized merit aud unreward
ed services, bat the integrity of the pol
icy must be maintained. Anything TO
beat the Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31
Notice Of Foreclosure.

T EovAN Z. Carter OF sedgwick in the Coantv
~ OF aDcock, sy his deed dated the twenty
second day OF August eighteen hundred seventy
one, and recorded IN vol. ls5. pAgs as. Hancock
Registry OF Deeds. conveyed 10 El6rilse G. Pal
mer IN mortgage a certain parcel Of land situated
IN >edaick Aforesaid. and bounded as follow. To
VT: commencing al easterty corner or Thorn
Lunhins' land at stake aud stones on the high
NAY leading from Marks' corner, so called 20 h.
north seds~Iek Meeting House; thence By SAID
stones thence south u deg, esst 70 rods to .take
and stones. thence north IS deg. east 70 rod. To
stAHc ana stones al the aIore eniioned hi gh AZ
TONED bounds, containing four seTes more or
less and the sad Ebridse q Palmer having
asssnea sAid deed OF mortgage TO me, the under
signed. and the condition Of ..id mortg.gs
having been broken, the unders igned BY res-ol
thersoi claim . foreclosure, aud give this notice
for that purpose.
LEWIS CARTER
by his Attorney, II. A. Tripp
bluehill, July 18TH, 1873 sxsisf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

Some coo Russians arrived NJ New
iork' a few days since. They are repre-
sented To be nne-looking people. aud thew
are well on" having more than 800 0ID
VI the number, 2l3 are children, Young
Russians, destined to become old Amer,
cans.
On Tuesday night. ofiast week, during
. thunder ;arm, Mrs. John II. Stickn.y az
portsmouth, n. II. who had just arisen
whiie approaching the bedsid,. % her ery-
Ing children. was suddenly sttsckr.I by .
pet cat. Who spraDy At Que OF her knees.
chneins to and scratching the same in a
lively manner. Her wounds required a calI
upos physician.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

Mr.. K A. Proctor. q celebrated astrCn.
omer, hiss been expressing his views rels-
tive to the predicted planetary trousles
ings a. preposterous- He says we are not
in half the danger from the giant planets
Jupiter. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune tina;
We are fromHenus. We have always felt
that way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The Camden Herald says the health of
Congressman Murch is somewhat impaired
owing to his unremtting efforts to free the
white slaves Of his country. We are sorry
to learn this for We had hopes that Mr.
Nurch would stump the State In behalf OF
his financial views.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31
HON. THOMAS II. REED

WI .pcal As foliows

campaigning John Allen was recent
~ approached by the President of a Green
back club, who requested him to attend s
Greenback meeting. aud open it with
prayer. The Old man hesitsted. but at last
said, well, brother. | guess l will; the
Lord knows you need praying for bad
enough"
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Messengers Notice.
OAes 81 shs she stG Of AAssesek Cou..
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK IS ;---.........Jaly 18th. A. ID. 1879
Tais 10 to give notice tnat the End day Of
= Say a. ID. 1879 . Warrant 10 Insol.
yency was Issued out oil the Court of Insolvencv
ior sai1 County Of Hancock against me
estate Of said wendell Benson. of fremont az
Jndxel to be an Insolveut Debtor on petitIan
o. SAID creditors, which petition was flea on he
s.hd day of July A. ID. 1879 to whiri,
lAst named date interest on claims 10 to be corn
pe.eu. Ibas the payment OF any debts and The
iehsery aid transfer Of any property beIongins
70 said Debtor. to him or Tor his use, and Inc AZ
nssy s1d transfer Of any property by him ar.
OF SAN Debtor. TO prove their debts and cboose
one OF more sssiznees OF his estate will be- bela
~ e couf' OF insolvency 10 be holden at Probate
a. ID. 1873 nj O'Clock in the atlernoon c.
nneer my hsnd the date nrst above written
BENZ. T. ATHERrON
'"'sencs iof saaa County Of Hancock. sWsi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

Gen. Butler has decided TO be nomina-
ted for Governor once more and his Con
veution is called to meet In Worcester.
What a comfort this decision Of the Gen.
erals will be to the republicans of Massa-
chusetts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

A woman from the town OF Brooks
vile Is reported 10 have taken $500 In
Confederate bills 10 Bangor recently for
the purpose Of realizing on them. she did
not succeed in finding any one sufficiently
sanguine la the success OF the Democ ratio
party to warrant paying her anything for
them and she returned 10 richer than she
went
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The social centre OF the Bonspsrte
party ia England is Prince Louis Luclen
Bonaparte, who follows the life OF peace
ful farmer in Essex, and devotes all his
time 10 researches Of . scientific nature
concerning the various dialects and vocab-
ulsries OF the British isles. he Is much
respected everywhere, aud especially
around his own home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The speech of Secretary Sherman. de-
lirered 10 Portland Wednesday evening OF
fast week will be published in the AMERI-
CAN next week. Ii should be read by ev-
cry one who cares to learn the facts rela-
live to the points under consideration in
the campsign now being fought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

Secretary Sherman says that Ohio is
sure for republican victory this fall. The
greenbaek crsze has had its run there and
the people are coming back TO sense Of
honor aud justice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

The resignation Of Mr.. Stoughton, min
ister to st. Petersburg. on account OF III
health, has been accepted.
"A mayn't have q cent in his pocket
or place to rest his bald head, but II he
can procure . couple OF toothpicks and
stand on the street corners talking weather,
there's hardly any danger Of the country
going to the bowWows.
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non. DANIEL 4. D.fJ II.


The closing week of The cAmpA - be
ginning Monday, sept. IL. Mr. DAVIS
will speak in the Fourth C0ugressiona.
District a. places to 5e announced here
after.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

General Butler is squarely in the field
fur the Goyernorship. His convention is
called At Worcester, September Is, and
delegates are to be chosen September 2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

Don't fdL 10 try DR.. KimbslPs Balsam, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
Throat. Chest, Lunss, &c. A piessan. and
e6ectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price Is 4 50 cents. by eli
Druggists. lyr1
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Addmson's Botanic Bdlsdm has gained y
reputation which places 1t 10 the front ranks Of
curative agents. IL has been la the mar ke 1
bot about Hour years. Ii Is now recommended
by the best physicians because il cures every
time. Price Is cts
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t'oR reasonable cons liberation | this day re-
L haqufsh TO my con, Fred l.. Davis. the re-
mainder Of his minority and shall pay debts
amer this date.
JOHN DAVIS.
Ellsworth. July 2ist 18Th sw3l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-31

eject In
Cholera. Cholera Norbus, Cramps
and Pains, Chronic Diarriod.
Dnsenferyaad Cholera Infanfan,
DidrrhGa in TeethinD and al
Summer Complaints, Dyspepsia.
F7dtuiency, Sluggish Digestion.
Uanf Of Tone and 1ctirity in the
Stomach aud BoWeis, Oppression
after Eating. Rising Of Food and
similar ailments, Chiiis aud
.Ferers. Colds and Chtiis, Fererish
Symptoms, MaIarid1 Ferers.
Pains in the Bones and Joints.
Symptoms Of rheumatism. Neu-
rdigid and GOuf, Gold Erfrcmi-
ties, Suspended Circulation aud
Depressed condition of the Titdl
Forces. render IL the Standard
Household Medicine throughout
MofenDfh and breadth of the land.
On sea. on land. for tho frareiier.
for the you:.C. the aged, under all
circumstances and conditions.
both as Il medicine and as q gentle
stimaiant or bereraDe. 10 Is the
most grateful and eGecfire prep
aration e,er compounded it the
history of medicine.
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Hancock Hail. Ellsworth
On " edn~.da,. August IBth. 1879,
at 10 O'Clock. a. "

i1r ihe TsrpoSo % nominating tao Senator.
one County tomms-z1ner, County Auarucr
~hcf1d. C"uTfy treasure. hut transact ans
other business thai mav oagnc before me CONVEX
ton.
Ba-'s. Evory CIV. Tosn and Plantation cu
'fievl O. on delegate an pu, additional delegate
tor every hfV votes cAsf for TIE rct5ntIr,u
rsnHfiasr for Governor IN t~1-. and tsy = !raclou
81 th.rIh f"ifs 40 rast an additional delegate.
\ " HOPKINS
J. n. WEST. Erpaturau
D. NJ. sb>N ,aurtr
A J. WHITING. { Commute
Il. : TEfNETT