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said there was no demand nor ever had
been from the Temperance leaders for
such movement; that there could not be
| party strictly upon Temperance issues,
for there were other grave national issues
Of as much Importance as those OF Tem-
perance. which must come into political
party; that Temperance was q moral
question, and must be kept with other
moral and religious questions, which We
would not desire to have controlled by the
state or government. Mrs. Call and Mrs.
Greedy both spoke giving the womanly
view OF the matter. They agreed that
Temperance could be aided by political
influence but as Mrs. Greedy said, lit must
be By introducing an untried element, aud
you all know what mean by that" Mrs.
Greedy took this occasion to deny . report
which had been In circulation accusing
her OF lending tour hundred dollars To .
rumseller to commence business with.
The next meeting will be at Hancock Hall,
after tina, they will probably meet at the
Methodist vestry.
AT Weymouth Point in Surry a few
blasts have bcen made, and a vein some
two feet wide is found to contain copper in
the form of green oxide. Some very
good indications are found. but enough
has not been done TO determine its value.
A few rods north OF this there Is a vein Of
white quartz. or s feet In width, which
OF the Point there is also quartz vein or
3 inches In width. Some good crystals
have been taken from this. but no metal
discovered. Should metal in paying guam
titles be found here. 1t would be likely to
prove the means OF spelling the beauty Of
the Point IS a summer resort for chowder
parties.
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Further Danger from the Adventist's
Craze in Massachusetts,.
PoCAssET. Mass. Nav 6.

A terrible story was in circulation
Monday OF remark of Allen Davis
showing his complete fsnsticism. II
the child Edith is not raised he Gays it
shows that The sacrifice is not complete
and as his own children are further ad
vanced in adventist perfection than
most of the sect it may be necessary for
one of them to be taken. \ person
found Daviss children CRYING and on
asking the trouble found that they feared
their father would kill them as Freeman
had killed his little girl.
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BAN0oR-Sld ., sch Dexalo. Brown p autuoket
CALAIs-Sld Apr - brig Morancy. Small, Car.
deaas.
BHLYAsT-Ar April u, sch James Holmes,
Ryder. Ellsworth for Rondout
VIHEyARD RAvKS-Ar Apr -, sch David Faust
smith Ellsworth Tor Philadelphia. aad sid 30th.
Ar May =. sch Castilian, Reed, Ellsworth for
Providence.
PoRrLAND-Ar -. sch 4 B Csabtree. Crabtrss,
frankii for Boston.
Ar %, schs Carver, walls, Portsm outh for
Calais; Z Branscomb. Dodge, CA;Ais for Bos
ten y Luni. Aodgdon. Ut Desert tor Providsnce.
Ar 3. schs Nay Wyman, sawyer. Boston 70
load Tor fremont; A Haynes. Lunt. do 70 load
for WinteTpost.
Ar 2. schs City Of Ellswor.h. Grant. Ellsworth:
woodcock, Carpenter. Sullivan.
Ar 4. sch Annie Gus, Sawyer. New York.
b0sr0H-Ar Apr -. sch Lsonora, Boasey,
Bermuda. Apr 10.
Ar Nay Z, sch Lavolta, whienors, Crab Isls,d.
Apr 70. via So Crsix V, Omaha, Woester, Han.
Weber. Sns.o,;E ssa B,oo.sr. s;o!s. sSss o:s;
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II is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and Bark,
Of wonderful healing properties and this Balsam
is highly recommended by physicians, clergymen
and others, testimonials from whom I can fur
nish without number.
The following are . few OF the names OF those
who have used this remedy Hon. James 6.
Blaine, ex-Speaker House Of Represent al ives.
Washinston, d. c.; Mrs. lion. James w brad.
bury; Arson p. Morrill,, Ex-Governor Of Maine;
Hon. J. t.. Eveleth Mayor Of Augusta; Rev. DIR.
Kicker. Rev. T.. Y. Penney; Rev. VIM A. Drew,
Col. r. u. Drew. Secretary OF state; Hon. J. T..
Woodward, State Librarian: Col. George W.
Stanley, President First National Bank: 5. W.
Lane. Secretary Of Senate; Warren L. Alden. Ban.
COR; Charles G.. Nuttsr, Esq, n fremont street,
Boston; Lieut.. Jonathan OsbOsn Of Boston; viii
liam II. Taylor. Beacon street, Boston; W. Y.
T. L.. and ally thousand others too numerous 70
mention.
BOsrON. Jan. 3. 1879.
=. W. KINSAAN. Esq.-DeAr Sir:
Aaaason's Dosanse Csagh Dolsaa
seems 70 s1ve universal satlsfaction, both ~ 10
quality and price. We sell more OF il than Of all
other Cough Medicines pat together, and have yet
70 hear Of the arst intimatiou in which il has
RUST BROS. 4 Bird
have had troublesome cough for more thaa
Eve years and have had sdvice Of three Of the
most skilled ply sicians but found nothing 70
relieve and cure me till ! used Aaa0soa's Botanic
Mr.. GRO. 4. ROBBINS. Riverside, Ne.
Doat tail 70 Try IL II u pleasant 70 take. See
boetle.
ossA ~ DsaGgasss 90 DesDess - o4e
asowlyy
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MARINE LIST.


E11sW orsh Port.
Wednesday. April 80.
CLEARED.
Sch GhAs. Upton, kcif, Boston.
Sch Ganges, Leach. Providence.
Sch Franconia. Austin, Pautucket.
Set Mountain Laurel, Remick, New York.
Thursday, Aayl.
ARRIVED.
Sch Snow Bird Fogg, Portland.
Friday, Nay 2.
ARRIVED.
Sch d. 8. Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Saturday. Nay ..
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary y Cushman. Pattsn. Boston,
Sch Catherine, Jordan, Lynn.
Sch Arboreer, Clark. Boston.
CLEARED
Sch FAirdealer. Dodge. Boston.
Sch senator, Bouzev. Boston.
Sch Capt. John Curtis, Boston.
Sch Delaware, FerriIl, Bar HarbOr
sch Dexter. Ireworsy, Boston.
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10 Atlanta, Ca, TO attend the National
Medical Convention stopped in Washing
ton and paid his respects 10 President
Hayes. The Boston Herald noting this
fact SAYS:
who would have thought Names Dem
ocratic Governor would have gone and
recognized 'Frand" In the White Housed
The New York .SHR should attend TO him"
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The Hancock District I.odgeI. O. G.
T., will meet with Union Lodge of this
place on Tuesday Mag 18Th, s, lc o'clock
A. NJ. Some matters of much Importance
to every Lodge in the County will be pre-
sented a, this meeting, also the doings OF
the Grand Lodge At its late Annual Ses-
sion 1t 1. hoped that every lodge will be
represented by It's best members who will
discuss and vigorously prosecute the best
methods Of Temperance work for Hancock
County. Jos. II. TAYLOR.
District Dspnty
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CaSstae.
Everybody is farming.

Everybody is farming.
The cutter came in to her mooring
Wednesday.
The Spring term OF the Normal school
closes the last Of this month.
1t is said there are traces of lead and
silver near Dice's Head.
1t is reported that Mr.. Nye will take
charge Of the Acadisn this season,-a good
man in a good place.
The Csstine House has had q very
good patronage during the fall and winter
Warren Philbrook is spending the few
remaining days Of vacation At home. He
is attending college at Waterville. d.
May Sd, 1879.
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Wanted Revenge,
Boston, Mass. Nav 6.

Boston, Mass, May 6.
Hon. Harrison Garfield, an ex-state
Senator OF Mass, was assaulted and
perhaps fatally injured by John Bottom.
leg. OF Lee, Mass, Monday. The as
sanlt arose from law snit between the
parties which resulted in favor of Mr.
Garfield.
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Possible but not Probable.
NEw YORK, Nav 8

A Washington Despatch SAYS the
President will sign the bill to prevent
military interference with elections and
lie anxious to bring The present agitation
in Congress to a stop as soon a. possi-
BILE.
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VOLUME as.

\ To the honorable. the Court Of County Comma
sioners for the County of Hancock. next to be
holden IN SAID County of Hancock al Ellsworth,
on The eighth of April A. ID. 1879.
QUMBLY shows your petitioner that in accord
IL ance with Chapter 2al of the Public Laws Of
Maine for the year of 1874 the municipal officers
OF the town OF Baehill in said County on petition
on the east side of Biuehiii village gave due no
uee OF the time and place Of hearing on said petit.
lon' and that said officers did grant the prayer OF
the petitioners, and did determine that the said
cemetery should be enlarged by taking land
owned by your petitioner. and lying on the south
damage at the sum of three hundred dollars, and
duly returned their doings and filed the same
with the Clerk OF said town of Bluehili and your
petitioner further shows that the said town of
third day of March, now last past. did accept of
said deings and voted so to enlarge SAID ceme-
terry wherefore your petitioner, considering
himself aggrieved in that the assessment OF the
said sum of three hundred dollars AS damages
was grossly Inadequate and far below the actual
would agreeabiy to law, In such case made and
provided. appear aud assess said damages vt a
sum which shall appear to you 10 be adequate and
just.
MELATIAH X. CHASE.
BluehlI, April I. 1879.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SIS :-Court of County Commissioners.
April Term, A. ID. 1879,
Upon the foregoing petition il is con sidered by
sible and that they ought To be heard touching the
matter set ioi IN in their petition and therefore order
that the County Commissioners meet at the prem
tses in said Bluehiil on Tuesday the 2Tth day OF
May next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and thence proceed
to view tue route mentioned In said petition. im-
medately after which view, = hearing OF the par.
ties and witnesses will be had at some convenient
plsce in the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises as the Commissioners shall
Judge proper And is is further ORDERED -
That notice of the time. place and purpose OF the
Commissioners meeting Aforesaid be given to all
persons and corporations Interested by serving
attesled copies OF the petition and this order
thei con, upon the clerk of the town of Biuehill,
and by posting up attested copies as Aforesaid, in
three public places in said town thirty days mt
least before The time appointed Tor said view, and
by publishing the petition and order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
can, q newspaper published at Ellsworth, in the
County of Hancock, the first publication 10 be
thirty days Mt least before the time of said view.
that all persons and corporations Interested may
attend aud be heard # they think tit,
Attest IL. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
\ true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
3wi7 Attest:-Ii. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
N. and P. NJ. Sabbath School in the after-
noon, at - O'Clock. NJ.
BAPTIsr.-Preaching at . and P. NJ. Sab
bath School ut Up. n.
USITARIAN.-Sunday School at O'Clock p.
NJ. Church service at 2 O'Clock and I o'clock
Z. M.
CATHnLIc.-Presching at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at > L. NJ.
MErHoDIsT.-Presching at aud : z. M
Sabbath School at =. NJ.
SPiRITv ALIsT.-Meetings held every sun
day at o'clock. z. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEErISG-every Sun.
day at Ia Z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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An English Officer Dismissed from
the Navy.
NEW YORK. Nav 6.

NV YORK. Nav 6.
Sub-Lieut. Coyle of the English Navy
the author Of the hoax about the pirate
seen last month of Fsstnel was con-
vicied of the offence aud dismissed from
the service.
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Advertising Cheats.

IL has become 30 common 10 write the be-
ginning Of an elegant, interesting articl. and
then run IL intn some advertisement that We
avoid all such ch, ats and simply call attention
to the merits Of Hop Biiiers In 4. plain homes,
terms A. possible, to induce people 10 give
them one trial, A. no one who knows their
value viii ever use anything else
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How Freeman Passes his Time.
Rxprsr.pt Mae Ma -

Freeman the flicide begins TO realize
his situation. Members OF the press
have endeavored to gain admittance but
the prison officials admit 20 one. In
stead Of reading the Bible Freeman is
passing the time with historical work.
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Of this town. were thrown from carriage
recently and both were seriously injured.
Mrs. Handy has since died and the daugh-
ter still lies in precarious coodition.
The Class Of 70 at the E. NJ. C. Sem
mary. gave public entertainment Friday
evening, April 25th, with the following
programme:
MUSIC.
Benefits Of Reading, BIT. Sowle
Who IL thy neighbour Alice l.. Grey
Crumbs OF Comfort llottie w. Folsom
MUSIC.
Punctuslity. J. W. Walker
Rainy Days, Cora l.. Pinkhsm
Spent and Mis-spcnt. Fannie Parker
The Political Situation. l.. W ard Peters
MUSIC.
Courage. Kate T. Bailey
Ancient and Modern Patriotism. J. L. Tuell
Pictures. Hattie II. Parker
March Of the Intellect, Cora Davidson
MUSIC.
The Sublime In Nature and Morals,
n. f. Abbott
The Christian Religion, Lucy II. Tapley
The Ministry. Frank b. Elliot
We shall not forget. Matte l.. Colby
MUSIC.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Tickets for all points west via, Boston
and Albany Railroad from Boston or Grand
Trunk Railway, from Portland can be had
Of Z. {. Burrill, at the lowest rates. Call
aud see him before purchasing elsewhere.
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DIR. Jordsn's Blood Purider-Dr. II. 4. Jordan
Ayers Catharue Ptiis-Dr. J. {. Aver Co,
The Reformer-Rev. J. IL. Mooer-.
Notice of Foreclosure-G, W. Herbert
Town OrdinAnce-To~n of Eden.
Petition tor Psrioa-E n. .,oye.
Misc. Ads-C,eo. 7 Rowell. 4 Co.
Probate Notice-C. 4. Dorr.
Iiothing-I.cwi- Friend.
insurance.. L. Barrfil.
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Capt. Seth Hopkins, who died April
successful shipmaster; was q highly re-
.pected citizen and worthy member OF
the church aud Of the Masonic Fraternity
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DIR. JORDAN'S
BLOOD PURIFIER

The following is of the many letters the
Doctor receives from his numerous customers -
WINTFR HARBoR, April 20. ISIS.
DIR. Jordan, Sir IL wish you would send me
other bottle of your BLOOD PURIFIER tor it is all
the medicine that 1 get to help me. II has
cured my ieet so that can go anywhere choose.
There quite number of folks around here
looking for you to come this way II you come with
in q week you can bring the medicine, otherwise,
send it by the stage driver. shall expect to take
three botlles more and without doub4 tAAt will
make . final cure.
(Signedl MRS. SARAHJ. DODGE.
One bottle OF DIR JordAn's L1xG SYRUP will
cure your cold. Try Is.
Address Hbr. II. 4. loDDAH,
lyr5le0w 1nsuorths Me-
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Ofice OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 7.-IAM}
Indications
For New England, Northwest winds.
rising barometer and cooler. clear wealth
er.
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Business Notices.

WhOOPtny Cough instantly relieved by
small amount Of \ very pleasant medicine
known a. DR.. A. j. Flass's Cough and Lung
syrup. Keep It handy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-08

W. l.. GuptilI's spool, shingle planning
aud grist mill was burned Tuesday morn.
Ing at o'clock. Not a cent of insurance
This is as great loss to the place as to
Mr.. Guptlll. Supposed cause OF fire. fric-
ton of machinery. Is.
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District Court Of the United States. District of
Maine,
JOSHUA i1 s'f j|a Z. 'BSi,ssErr IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt
THIS IS to give notice that a petition has BEEN
] presented TO the Court, this 18th day OF April
1873, by Joshua K. Bassett, of Verona. a Bank
rupt individually and member o 1 the firm OF
y. J. X. Bassett, praying that he may be de-
creed to have a full discharge from all his debts.
individual and copartnershp, prOvabe under the
Bankrupt Act and upon reading SAID Petition.
1t is ORDERED by the Court, that hearing be
had upon the same, the 4th Tuesday OF June,
A ID. 1879. before the Court in ortland, in said
District, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and that the second
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt be held
before Chas. Hamlin, ESD, Register, on the End
day Of OF June, 1879, and the third meeting of the
the End day OF June. 1879, and that not ice
thereof lie published IN the Bangor Daily Wing
ami Courier, and the Ellsworth American, news
papers printed in said District, once a week for
three successive weeks, and once in the weekly
Bangor Courier the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the day OF hearing and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may appear said time
and place, and sbew cause, If any they have, why
the prayer OF said Petition should not be granted.
WIN. p, PREBLE,
3wls Clerk OF District Court tor said District.
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Ara, sch Leons,ne, Rragdon, Sullivan; sch 4 b
Crabtree. Crabsrce, eFranklin; ssA J H Bstiev.
Kelley. Mount Desert; Sch Sunbeam. SANDER.
sALx.-sid 80. sch Cassilias. Ellsworh Tor
GLoUcEsrsR-Ars %. seAs Nay wy.an. Saw.
flick. Boston for LAmoins.
RIvKELr-Ar ss, sch Nay Queen. Googins.
EDcAsrowx-sid a. sch Rsdoudo. Bets for
NEw Yoxk-Ar -. bark Julia Higgins, Marcel.
Ar ~ schs ophir. Got, Prov sdence. Cid sch
wyman. Urann, g Augustine.
Cid %, sch Wesley Abbot, French. 81 George,
CID May /, sch Ella Frances, Bulser. Glouee.-
ter: Passed through Hell Gate. sch Annie Gus.
sawyer Hoboken for Portland.
so,h.
PnIIApsLrMA-ClA 30. sch Vineyard. Rose
wILnISarox. N C-Cld %. sch Anna March.
Treworgy, st George. tGrensda.)
JacksoHvILLs-Aras u, sch storm Petrol. Her.
Ar ~ St Jago-Apr IS. sch W H Card. rsss.
Bermuda-sld 10. sch Leonora. Bo.ssy. Boston.
Havana-sld 10. brig GoIconda. Lord, Aatsnaa..
son. Reed for New YorA.
Cienfusxos-sld Apr 10. sch Joseph wilde.
Red. New York; Sch n Z Moseiey. UphAm. Boz
ton.
AatAnsas-Ar p. brig Golconda. Lord. Hsv-
ana.
Port al Prnce-sId April II, soh Frank A Ma
gee. Young. st Marc.
Al st Marc-Apr II. sch Frank. A MAgec, Young
for New York. detained by sickness on board.
Ar at savanilla-Aprtl IL. sch WIN Aoseley
Bellasiy, st Jago.
Ar at Port Auigrave, S-Aprn 20, sch II s
Boynton, from Lamolne for Magdalens.
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The wife and daughter Of Mr.. Elna-
than Handy. residing 1t what 10 known ~
Cape Cod Setsleasnt, In the eastern part
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The +th Special Sale begins on the 18th, 1t
OAk hall, Boston. send for sample card now
before II Is too late.
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Charged with producing Abortion.
PORTLAND, May 6.
Doctor Charles IL. Witham, of
knigh,sville, Cape Elizabeth has been
arrested charged with producing an
abortion. He pronounce. it a black
mailing operation.
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Nj A II II l E ID .

Sedgwick-April 18th, BY Rev. c. r. Bart
lett, Mr.. Avery Anderson and Miss Lizzie +.
Staples, both Of Brooklin.
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District Court OF the unieI states. District OF
Maine.
In the matter OF
Bankrupt.)
YIIIs is to give notice that petition has been
] presented to the Court, this 18th day of April,
1873, by Nehemiah Bassett. OF Verona a Rank
rupt. Individually and as member OF the Hrn Of
y. 4 J. L. BIs.ett, praying that he may he de
creed 10 hays a full discharge from all his deOf-
individual and c0partncI ship, prov able under tho
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition.
It is ORDERED By tne Court, that a hearing
be had upon the same, on the ith Tuesday OF June
\. d. 1879. before the Court N Bangor, IN SAID
District, at 10 o'clock, A. and that the second
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt be held
before Lhas. IIamlin. ESD Register. on the
End day OF June, ls59, and The third meeting
OF the same the BAD dag OF June 1873, and
that nouce thereof be published In this Ban.
gor Daily Wing aid Courier. and the Ellis
worth American, newspapers printed III SAID
district, once week Ior three successive
weeks and once In the weekly Raugor Courier,
the last public alton to he thirty days at least be
fore the day OF hearing anu that ali creditors who
have proved their debts and other person in in p
tercst, may appear al SAID time and place and
shew cause, # any they have, why the prayer OF
said Petition should not be granted.
WM. L. PREBLE,
3wls Clerk of District Court Tor said District.
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tnorough tflAi, anu nave no hesitation In
commanding IL 10 our readers As safe and el-
hcaeious remedy Tor coughs and colds Price
81 cts.-Ed. kendalrs Mills Chronicle.
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL cATAHHH REMEDY
strlke' a, the root, builds up the constitution.
mskes II new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o! the mucuous membr anes, and their
attendant pains and sehes, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. ly49
Don't fail TO try DIR. KimbalPs Balsam, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throst, Chest, Lungs, &c. pleasant and
efectuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price % 4 30 cents, by all
Druggists. lyrI.
Do you want TO save your children, II you
do. go to G.. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for IS cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared BY Fessenden & Co., Rocklsnd,
Maine.
Instanter cures Toothachs in one moment
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