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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26
NEW TODAY.
Girl Wanted,

In an English family living in the coun l.
try, to do general hOusework and assigt
IN cooking. Apply TO 4. Il. ROWAN d.
CO., DowDey Block, Los Angeles. s26.lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26
WANTS->LOST-FOUND.
anted.

na-A MAN AND WIFE; man 10 take
charge of small place, horses. ETC., and
wife TO cook and do general housewOrk.
ApplytO MORFORD 4 BROWN,
s2.-St Corner Spring and Temple SITS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
lSpec.al to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCKI REPORT.
FORMING SESSION.

San FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26

:, Receives alive and serves up every day
~ The choicest FISH, including HOLE,
:. MR.. DOL 10 the exclusive consienee Of
ehe celebrated FROMA0E be BRIE.
which can only be had at this rostaurant'
sPhING CHICKENS, just In from the
ranches, cooked In every style,
This Restaurant IL Los ApGolesss Del.
mQnico, ~ q myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26
INSTITUTE OF EDucATIORI
AND
Musical Institute.

Lessons will be given in the German
French and Spanish Languages, Litefa.
ture and NeedlewOrk.
The musical instruction will be given
after the most improved German
method.
TO the student of music the Institute
offers an excellent opportunity, to enter
classical music. by the approved meth
cd OF Gradus Tarmassum par Glen cnti.
MRS. e. RENE,
No. 5 THIRD STREET,
Between Main and Spring.
REFERENCE5-Prof Schumacher, First
Instructor of Music at the BROOKLYN Col.
Isge; Or. ]. Kurtz, J. NJ. Grifnth. I. M.
heiiman. 5' mr18tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26

In the city Is employed to make up goods
on order. Buying all her goods for cash :
ana from the manufacturers In New
ERN PRICES. ss9s 1n,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26

HS-Fine lolation and elegant surround
ings. Accom- IN odati0ns 'first-class. APP
ply at 1893 Main street, late French Con-
sulate. s24tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26

balance OF trade against us for the
fifteen years preceding this 81, ,oOO,.
900. We had exported all the coin
we had in the country and all we
had drawn from our mines in pay.
ment for foreign goods during
those fifteen years, until we had
but $140, ,000,0 900 of specie in the
country. But in these last four
years this balance of trade turning
in our favor has enabled us to hold
all the products Of our mines, and
10 this last year, which closed June
30, 1880, we have imported from
foreign countries into the United
States $4,000, 900 of coin more
than we exported.
Now, that is the reason why we
have come back to what is called
better times; it was not because of
the wisdom Of the Republican
party. 30 far as their legislation
was concerned, 1t was detrimental
to the interests of the country.
They gave no relief. The first re-
lief came through Democratic leg
islation. 1t does not rest In the
wisdom of John Sherman, secreta-
~ Of the Treasury, but 1t rests upon
these two facts: We stopped con-
traoting the currency at homo by
prohibiting the retirement Of the
greenback circulation. We remon-
stised silver, and put that afloat as
= means OF aiding in the resump.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-26

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
We Told Ynn Sn.

IL mus be little disheartning 10 those
sturdy Democrats in Maine who have cover.
ell themselves all over with dshonor 10
have prominent Democrats in other States
brace up and say 1--WE told you So" The
following from The Low;sriEe Courier Jour
nal. rank Democratic sheet, is case in
point;
"Democrsts who qussrelleSl with us be-
cause We refused 10 go in with the Fusion
rascality in Maine may read in to-day's
kilograms the reason WHY. 1t was eyidcn;
from the FIRST that Garcelon vas an old hum
bug that his party was a lot Of political
dead beats. and that, bad as Jim Blaine anil
MS buccaneers are. honest men could no:
aiiTd To 60 in With the ritfraH Of fools and
knsycs who made up the opposition. The
result u aS wc predicted. total victory for
the Republicans. We don't Ike Rennbli-
can victories. But We l.a>t like those Re
publican victories which are obtained 1t the
cost of Democratic honor Hence, We de-
nounce Garcelons attempt to resemble
BLANC more than Blame resembles himself"
The Atchi,on KAN Champion say,.-
kansas is just q, .. lsn,, devoted to Mr..
Blaine now a. it was iour ears ago. Her
Republicans believe thar he Ia flirl,
earned the nomination Of his party Tor the
Presidency. and tia, his nomination would
be received with more enthusiasm than
would that of any other man VII. -llld he
named.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
Pennsylvania Republicans.

The Republicans of Pennsylvania held
their State Convention IN Harrisburg
last "Wednesday. \ great deal II inter-
e>t was teli in the action of the Conven-
ton as il wa- the initiative .. the eN
preston by States of their preferences
for presidential candidates. A large num-
Der of delegates had been instructed by
their constituencies Ia vote for Mr.
Blaine. while the Cameron influence ia
vored Gen. Grant. Ii was found in the
Convention that the Grant men had
small majority and after IA sharp discus
sion the Convention. by vote of 1873
TO ll3, instructed the delegates 10 the
National Convention L. vote for General
Grant for President and 10 vote a. u
unite on all questions. Against this ac-
ton OF the Convention strong feeling
is growing up in various parts Of the
State and il il believed that after the
first vote tbs supporters OF Mr., Blaine
will refuse Ia be- governed by the vote of
the State Convention and will come out
for their candidate IN obedience to the
instructions of their constituencies. Al
ready meetings have begun to be- held
in different counties to protest against
what they term the gag rule and it is
quite probable the action of the State
Convention will add to the supporters Of
Mr.. Blaine In that State. There Is a
general feeling throughout the north that
the action of the National Convention
should be such as will unite all classes of
Republicans. and so far, the name OF no
candidate has been mentioned. who so
fully meets this requirement as does that
OF Mr.. Blaine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
Justice 20 Onnsnira,nr.

The committee having in charg,. the
Investigation of the conspiracy To steal
the State have secured great amount
Of evidence again-; the cou,pirator,.
which will not only .urpri.. bu, shock
the public when it become, known. 4
hunt for tn, original 'tnbula:.ou. 81 r.
turns, made hy Garc,l"n and hi couu-
Gil, showed that they hal b.-cu stolen
aud removed irrm ih, oihc, uf the SEQ
rctary ui State. ~ those tHhulatinu>
show III, changes which were msd, In
"r'lrr to carry out the fraud. it j. r,i
den; To- every one that great anxiety ~
it, ia the mind Of the plo;trr- - ~ou-
ccal them II they have un, gunr p, iur
a. To destroy them. They hA,. 'c,u
traced from place :" place hcrc they
had been sent for better concralmcut.
until a. last, they found Judgement with
John Benson. Jr.. Of Plymouth. the
Fusion Deputy Secretary OF STATE. Ben
ION Wa arrested IN Bangor last week
and t..kon Ia Augusta. MONDAY Ac was
arraisucd before The Municipal Court
for the larcray Of ihcs, fluctuations and
pleaded mot guilty" aud hi, c.,-. was
continued II l. though, thar other ar
rests will also hc made and that the c,i-
deucc Is -uiiicicu; to give them the bcuct.
OF the hw just passed, the 3r,l section Of
wh,ch prps idle, that whoever shall know
ingly and wilfully remove, ~ccrctc or
destroy, or having ia nj possession or
under his control shall refuse or neglect
10 return or deliver up any book ~ nc
counts. voucher. record. returned copies
OF list Of voter, for any public officer,
certified copy Of any record or other
document or instrument, "shall be- pun
i,hed by Imprisonment not les than one
nor more than three wear, ana by fine
not cxc,edin. five thousand dollars"
/, NH be- . matter Of great ,aii>iac-
tlon Il the n.ru. hose ,lilaInv required
the stealing of State papers to cover up
their crimes. can he brought 10 the bar
Of Justice and punished.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY u 1885,.
The Message.

We give. this week. the message OF
Gov. Davis in full 1t il State pa
per of great interest, coming a. j, does
from the executive of our State. and fol-
lowing 50 closely ON the stirring events
which have occurred in the Wrestling nf
the State from the hands Of mob
which sought la overthrow the cou>titu-
tInn and override all law. It. recon-
menda;ions arr such "a, will meet the APP
prevail of the pubic, and will, ~ doubt,
he largely accepted and acted un ~ the
Legislature. It, suggestion, relative To
our State debt are particularly wise. ~
IL statement relative To- the industries l.,
encouraging. and the thoughtful con.id-
cratl"u of III" various Institutions wi>c
and practical Relative Ia the .rca,
crime It ~ays; Il, should h. NJ question
OF party but should receive tho cuudrm-
nation of every honest ami patriotic cit
izcn that Il may serve A. warning IN
the future {" Those who under ir,,, .,,,-
'rnmrni may attempt To irsunpl, u.uu
the rights cot the people" which win
meet with "a hearty r'-pou.e from all cN-
cs'lt 'h".'' VIII" prefer the -',c~,.s- 81 their
party To- the pc7~.uiiy Of free govern
moni. \, "a whole. the message /, d.--
passionate. thoughtful and practical. anI
SHOWS the wisdom Of the Republican, III
selecting Honest Frank D,,i-" FIR ,h.
thiri Executive of the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
Notes from the Capital.

--I.anson is the only Fusion senator Tho
has not taken his seat;
The Governor has appointed Fred +.
Richards. Of RocAland. Bank Examiner for
the State
John ". FogIcr. clerk'n thc.rrcasurer',
office. has been chosen cashier of the First
National bank in place Of the late Israel
Bao;hby.
The Committee on Legal Afair~ voted
to report a bill giving town. author,, to
decide ~ vote when they shall commit tie
bill Of taxes 10 the Collector and Treasurer.
State Treasurer elect Samuel \. Hol.
brook has filed his bond and accepted the
sihcc. His bondsmcn rcprcscn, about SO
100000. lie entered on the duties Of hi,
office MONDAY
The Committee oa Finance have I'm
ishci thu examination Of the account, Of
Hon. Charles A. White, State Treasurer.
and find the same accurate ja ever, plr'ic,,-
lAF. Ihf! have destroyed bl burning cou-
pon- and cancelled bond, a, follow. Cou.
pom. burned. s.2i.i5i. coupon bonds So.
o"o. registered hond.. >lNoooo
C"tNTY E>rIMATF>.- The follovin, arr
'hr county estimate. for the year lr>n. a,
forwarded b, the Count, Commissioner, Of
fhc several couu,ic, a. ;hy SECRETARY IT State.
AudroNcoss.u. $4,000. Arno,took. - 900.
Cumberland. -t1lup; Franklin. s7.nOn.
Knox. ~l6,"jI.li kcunrbcc. IS .oon. I.u.
cola. SHES 81. Hancock. Sl4.27i: Osfor,!.
>ll.0o1, P,scaiaqui,. $4,000 rcnob,cot.
>i2,"T; Somerset. >ll,joo; Slgadahoc.
$1,000; Waldo. Slj $40. York so. 900,
" Ash.ngton, $1,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
Notice to <lb>cribcrs

The date ~ the address label 81 ea-h .ub.r,,.
e''t = "alHr -sp thu time 70 bach th .,,.,..r;,,
lion - paid. and all sah.crth,r- ~ .rv...r. -,
rsincstri tn ply ~ - soon =. r,issibL.
% rec"iitHf payments un suuscrtttipp IT ,bi.
"ia e. q uT tli4 - ~ be- promgtit sent a. tf.- .rb
~rtilfrf, Oh 'N. late 81 ilc a4t.css- ALL . ,f ~,
e fr"ris'i "e ~, "cNt .u- ei the t,ap.t
~ Hii rAt"tuhtirA to0- relating g. .Uh.,trftt..fs
,n' '',rfr~is'u.irrt. are requested t. = q. ii,
F"N'"i."e &" whirh the p'pcr -. Is 10 b.. -ent
3" ." - earvtui 10 wriie al proper nru.. rt4in
T.. '
ia dirccilnz . change q Asi.ito-- afuuAs .i,c
80 pr srtl srldr"4. Ell a. Toe one L.. b,rt
:. q tNIeh las. M, amy III .s.nI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
0br c!lswortb Amcrifau.

Published every Thursday Morning n, f.o,o,,.s
Block, Ellsworth. Me. By rHss HANOI *
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY. II
fnT terms, sc, see first page
AZ :. NJ pETTENGIII 4 co iost.,. S,r.,.,
hos'on, g Park Row, New York. and 7eI the.nut
Street. philadelphia are Agents for pr,,rnr
Ing advertisements for the AasRic Az In the .hoy /.
cities, and authorised contract for sdy,rtls,,y \,
our lowest rates. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
Home and Foreign News.

A correspondent of the Worcester "a
zetfe. IN noticing the statement that has gone
the rounds ofthe press that the monolith erect
cd TO the memory Of General Wool at Troy, y.
u, and quarried in Maine, is the largest one
cut out for 5000 Years, measuring 6j feet in
hight, and weighing 100 tons, questions the
fact, and states that in the Palace square at
st. Petersburg there is larger. This was
erected by the late Emperor Nicholas to the
memory of his brother Alexander. which is
cut out Of cream-cqlared and pink Finland
granite, MEASURES 81 ID feet in hight and
weighs 700 tons. This column was qulrried
in Russian Finland, and transported over
500 miles IA a vessel built for the purpose
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12

t. the Honorable TN Ju-ti,,-- ~ thn Stt,r,m. In
.H'i1I uErt neat {" be hnblrn At kil-wurth, with
ln snt for "a" tuuatt II Hancock ou lhr .,,s,n,f
Iut'a'1ay % April \ II $50
pLNfE, fFULLN Represent. your uH..l,ni
~ Ert"rH y Rirh ~ fremont, In -ul count, .
Ulat -hr wa married o. t,.t.rt t..g ~
Hheser. Whose. residence, l. unknown. NJ Tr,It
90 -~i Count. "u t.iy tu!rt,, %, tlls ell ,zt..-r
u l'f'. At samuel az K. p. Justice. ut the Peace
A''l '"-t'her a. husband ann! WIFI AZ -aiI Tn.
mont from the. kate uf tYt sand marriage li L. tn
uT-l day "i June \. u. i'5s that since ilr.r il
i'TiafriAEv AZ aforesaid, your NarlIut h.s- al
Ways conducted hyr,'if towards hrr ,atI isu-Aaul
A. . "h1-t An'l an tunat" wltr, 4ui hu- ytyr
Ifth faithful t. her marriage ob.lg ,-"u-, u.t
LlLt The sltd hbccc wholly rtg4rih-s. Of ra.
-.iint. on the Hrs; tag of jane, 4. II. 1875 WITH.
"ut ANY c4us,' Stfuily deserted touF Apellnt 8u.
has not lived with her since, contributed In any
w. yNAE't- HtF support anil That sine, tlIr uulg
u inc .tel 'irsfrtiuu -he has newer heart Irvin
Tie sail nhclce Wherefore inaSuucu a.lt would
b. TNslsu uIs hlC AMI proper, conducive, q, dtu,-f.
ity Of society your hhelsnt prays that this Hon.
"Tabae Court " Ill decree a divorce from the ].sul-
81 Hgirimuny, between her and hs said husband
and That such otil''r deCr',' AMI orry- may l,
msir n y the Court shall seem proper AaI
youf hhicAni allegr- that The residence ef >aii
''ilbsrI l. Rich + not known 10 her anil cannot h..
LIDuKA u. RICH
STATE .. MAINE
HAScoCk. - Jan Ath issa
Personally Appeared the above H.,JuyI t.u,r,ra
D. Rlch, and MAKE oath to the truth II lhc fur.n.
Ing uD"L EcfUre me,
IHth " CLARE,
justice u tho Peace.
>TATE or MAINE
iENnHScur, III, t,rk +, Otlicr, supreme Judicial
Cart IN Vacation, Hanger, Ftb 5in 4 y,
lfNh
ton the foregoing Libel, UIipatIp That tu.
tlts'laEt gave uHf!rc 90 the said utlrr o tl,,a.tr
u"t TT ihr Ih-t..' TO our supreme Judicial Court.
." t' h"t4. as Ellsworth, within AMI Tor tht.
puhtF Of iianc'tA. "u tie End, TUESDAY 81 April
\. u i>>, D.! publishing "A a,tcs.ed cops of said
Mel and This "r'leT thereon shr,r week. successive.
y ln the Ell-Wer American a news ~papcr printed
IN Ellsw urth, In err ,ouDty ~ IaHcock the last
publication y D. thirty iay At least prior H. -ai,
second Tuesday Of April next Ihat he NAV their.
and then Ia cur said Court appear and show etu-..
!; any he have, Why the prayer OF said Iibelant
should not be- granted
JOHN A. PETERS
Justice OF the sup. judi. Court.
true copy Of the Libel and order of Court there
Gu,
Attest HI II. II. SAUNDERS Clerk
5"' o. the :. }. Court, iLtucucA 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12

INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS.

II IS gratifying fact that more interest
Is ielt IN the discussion of all questions re-
iaung 10 agriculture than ever before. Gen
eral attention for the past six wears has been
turned TO the land. Our soil is above the
average in fertility and our people are begin
ming TO appreciate the fact that farming can
be made TO pay. While MANY other kinds
OF business have not been profitable during
the depressed times that have swept over
the country, farming has proved success !:
and while large portion of business men
have failed or been compelled 10 90 out of
business, the average farmer in this State
has found ample remuneration for his toll
The payment of old debts that accumulated
IN the days of an inflated currency has been
burdensome, but that does not detract from
the truth Of the proposition. A glance over
the State shows more good barns and more
good houses, better furnished than ever be-
fore. Much of the low land that was for
merry considered worthless is being taken
up, and is found TO be the very best grass
land in the State. The culture Of fruit is
becoming a source of wealth. live stock is
Of excellent grade, and farm implements are
among the best in use.
The 5000 farmers of Maine upon whom
largely rests the future prosperity of the
State, are now receiving more real value for
their products than when they sold them for
high price in an inflated currency, and
they may well feel encouraged in their pres
ent condition and future prospects.
Our wide extended sea coast with its
many harbors. our forests of timber suitable
for ship building and our skilled mechanics
Ea Of he Cd
States for this great industry in the Union.
Inc revival OF business has Increased cur
coastwise carrying trade and eaatai is at
tracted to this State TO build vessels suited
to this branch Of our commerce. Our ships
engaged in foreign trade are acknowledged
to be among the finest in our country and it
is confidently expected that this class Of
navigation will Be remunerstive and fresh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12

Did you ever know any person TO he IN, With
out insctioL Of the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys,
or did you ever know one who was well when
either was 0bstructed or Inactive: and did YOU
ever kDO = or hear Of any case of the Kind that
Hop Bitters would not cure. Ask your neigh
Dor this same question - Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
THE PRODCCENARkET

-" RING NEwS at home aud abroad together
WIN STORY every week. n SERMON D., .t,,,.
'ihl'cht aiFine- LITERARY, MUSICAL. DHAAArfC
hhN'N ~ ana "a NuTks, lurrc is 40 tau.-r
Ia me "oFtd "Airh contains so mach news sisr
yer every weck as thc WEEKLY HAKALB. yyhtrb
- N1lt lo'lHsr nee. Tor one dollar. ou ear
euhacr be a. amy LLn-e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE,
At SWANS ISLAND. me-

M t>HiN'i f. rvt,rr from business I Offer for
W ~als iay business stand. store and d,,rliin,,
hon~c combined. stnrr houses large cooryR <Ifnr
wharf. &c, with or without t~nks and accounts
EYtfs thing necessary for the continuance, ~ fbe
business, which the subscriber has sncre.=fnli,
prosecuted durin: The Last ulnrircn wars III.
IHtfr mas . 'tan.r 81 Step ri<h, nta 4 lucrative
business >ucA opportunities arr seldom ,,l,t,,l
Address, 49,"
Swan, i-'5nl Nj M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Notice of Foreclosure

7 tarpane r Killings, hereby give notice that I
l have claim by mortgage npon the fo,lowin.
essrihs-i hssa ESTATE situated Ia Bhrliu Han
rock tosnty Maine, ami Is bounded n follows
iezisning Ut the road on the southern lns, OF l.nJ
'arinsriy belonging e. T. W. Uncklcy thgnce
we-trriy ~ tRt' Of salI lhnCkey, e. land Of John
H. Gr.isllc ahencc Snuth,ry bv .ad ,,rinl,'. 80
70 k'nI OF Newell osg,-Ht. thence eastery b. S,,ki
''sgs7-is 3R' 10 tie ursl,l ~atiing by y n trnl.
sh,t % tr IN" ~ Che ros'' g. The first nentiontt
''ouat ~ rretHininE thirt, acre@ nurv or lr<s
Nsfl in@F,es ol~ given tN sarah E. BiIliug4
"a BENJAMIN snow NAV a. tS14 ami r,,,,r,is,f in
No ~, Tot - B., -st >uow slUly as.isrf,el
70 ule January =. l>Si. aui recorded ia s,i Ioa
~ Is anu - The conditions IN -ald mortgage ,rS
urukcn, 'lam Foreclosure If she same and give
this notice for that purpose
CAROLINE r. KILLINGS
Feb ~. \. u. lS,a a..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12

10 the Honorable the Justice OF the supreme
Judicial Court next u u holien az Ellsworth
WITHIN AMI iur the County % Hancuck. Oh the
second TUESDAY - october, \. b. ls7y
JOSEPHINE VI. TORREY, wife Of Atpo. Torr,.,.
U os beer Isle, Ia The County OF Ilanc"ck respect
fully llrl- and gives this touorubL, Court t. b.,
informed, that ~ the md dAy rt November 1870
~ Wa Law ulit married to the said Amos Iurr,.,
at SAIL Deer l-lc, ami has hal by him one chill
natne't Martha ". who l. now living fhat
aiic has always behaved towards him A. "A ,h,-r.
AMI iaithiul wife, yet the sai Amos Turrt.y r..
Sar'c-- 1t his marriage vows and duty has since.
ulr -ald intrrnIaTTiaEe used Intoxicating uuunr-
70 excess and bec"me an habtual drunk iri he
ma not c"habltefi with your Hb.,aut for morn than
four eiirS, nor furnished her with sufficient mean,
ior The support Of herself ami child. aud ,tnc,.
March ISIS, h. has wholly n.,yI.ct..i and .hap
doned your libciant and furnished her v,,ih ~,
means OF support whatever aud your Hbciapt Ia.
imported herself and chlh hy her own labor.
divorced from the bonds OF Matrimonv bettye,.u
her and her SAIL husband, that such divorce S,uul
oe REASONABLE and proper. conducive 10 domestic
harmony, anu consistent with the peace and NOR
aiity Of society, and that the care and custody ~
siii chii may be decree,l 10 her. Libelant aver
that she has G.ed due diligence and ha. been mn
Is, y ''''' '''' "''''' INC SAT- Amos rorrey no"
JOSEPHINE NJ TORREY.
Hisoock, - s-subscrict and sworn to this 10th
Before me,
{. a. sPoFFoRD.
Justice of the Peace
STATE or MAINE.
HAScock, s. supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, A u, 1879.
Upon the foregoing Libel. ORDERED, Tia, the
iAneiaht give notice to the -ah f.ibelee Ia
appear before the Justice 81 our supreme JudI,:
lAl Court TO II. holden a. Ellsworth within ami
Tor The County OF iainoocN he second Tue-tIa,
OF April \. d, lss0 by puuitshing an aitest,d
copy 81 said hbel and this der thereon thru
weeks sucoeasiyeiy In the Ellsworth American,
newspaper printed IN Ellsworth In our Comfy
OF Hancock the last publication to be thirty day
W eist prior % said second Tuesday of April next
that he may there and then IN our said Court An
pear aud show cause If any he have why the
prayer OF said Libeiant should not be yrantrI
Aftest;-H. Il. SAUNDERS Clrrs
\ true copy of the Libel and order Of Conn,
thereon. i'
3w7 'iefh'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-12
BENEFICIARY INSTITUTIONS.


Al agrc, tia; iHiompcrancc il one % ID,
worst evils thA, can aliic; people IA,
Way To eradicate It IS question that should
adirc,, .'>elfio a., oll>>c-. The Women,
l"mpv-ar'" movement. the Reform CI.h,
and the u,ae5 ;empe,anc, a.- aa.s.,..t, ia..
accomplished a great and lasting work
Like ali other evil. lutcmpeTanoc viii sac.
cImb at least in part tn True moral fore.
well directed l. j. Ia De regretted however
that there are those whom moral force, W..l
not reach. To restrain this olas, pruhinitor,
Law. have hcrn found necessary The pm
cipls Of prohibition has bccn long the set
tied polioy Of the State. and ha~ been found
% useful and effective IN .upprcs>Inc the
liquor traffic that 40 party, or class OF men
dare a>sail it. \ proper sud ,igorou. Ell
iorCemcnt q the law upon ,hi, subject j.,
reasonably demanded by the friends Of tenn
pcrancc. None Of the agencies which can
h invoked for the suppression of iu;rmpcr.
anac should be impaired