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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16
sSeSe

1t is a curious fact that the democratic
newspapers are abusing the President for
his "tosdyism" in recommending title and
salary for GEN Grant, and are at the same
time accusing him of a lack Of manliness in
not recommending the rehabilitation of Fitz
John Porter. This seems TO draw the party
lines on Grant and Porter, and recalls the
story Of the patriotic republican who made
one Of his democratic neighbors very I'M
happy by shouting with frequency and vigor
.Hurrah for Lincoln The neighbor re-
torted: .Hurrah for q d-n fool ''All
right" responded the republican, you hur-
rsh for your candidate, and I'll hurrah for
miae.--N. \. Tribune
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

A pleasant announcement made by tbs Edi-
tors Of 80. NicAoias IL tina, they have secured
for their next number a story Of Indian life by
Insh.sihsanba tBt igli-eycs.l the daughter Of
an Omaha chief. who has been travelling
through the States during the last tw" years
under the protection IL two Of her kinsmsn.
irving 10 rouse the conscience Of the whites 10
the rights Of her race. Miss La Fiesche flor
hat /. her En.lish nanel makes now. we be-
iiere, her first essay an author. but she can
not but succced II she gives a dramatic picture
of the daily domestic life Of her people - she
has hitherto done in her addresses. She has
broad culture aud Keen perceptise faculty, and
she has given herself up iD the cause Of her peo-
pie with simplicity and passionate singlsnes-
Of heart that must rouse sympathy in every
man and woman whose own instincts are true
aud purc.-N. y. IribsEs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

Major Tom Oehil,ree, Of Texas, who
has genial relations with General Grant,
says; There is one thing have noticed
that no person. whatever his social rank or
intimacy with Grant, is allowed 10 tell
coarse story in his presence. have seen il
tried at least twice once in Paris and once
in this city-and in both cases. as soon as
the scope of the story began to be lined,
the General arose at once with a grave
-counrenance and said: Il have an engage
ment and am going away"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16
1881.
THE BANGOR DAILY
WING AND COURIER

VIII commence It's Forty Eighth Volume with
the New Year, with an Departments. f,lIy
equipped and prepared To maintain O.. position
one %
TUE LEADING DAILY PAPERS OF NEW
ENGLAND.
THE WING AND COURIER rrcri,e. aIl tho
telcgraphic news Of the N1ias iss1rif,ef
Fress. and has an extensive curp- nf CORR.
pondenl- throughout the State. with sp-ri,I
writers AZ the State and National Capital.
Inc publishers aim 10 MAKE il ia all respects
FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
deyoting care 10 the presentation of entertain.
ius and instructive new, aud literary matter:
To the encouragement Of agriculture. panufac-
turing ami other home interests with original
and selected storic, and poetry. book review.
and choice miscellany
ITS REGULAR REPORTS
will give the proceeding. of Congress and the
state Legislature, with trirgraphc quotation.
Of the Produce and Financial Markets and
events a. Augusta this winter will b. rhruu-
icicd daily by thoroughly Informed special
correspondent.
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD
the WING ASp COURIER will continu,, to AL
yocate and uphold the Principle. Of the Re-
publican Party. while claiming To b., insleurn-
dent, in the highest and best sense Of the word
Fearless sud out'-poArn in the treatment OF ali
public question, and firmly maintaining what
It believes to BE- right, IL viii avoid Intolerance
and make 1t. appeals 10 the understanding
rather than 10 prejudice, The WING AND
COURIER congratulate. itself that the kruub-
llcan Party of the Union viii enter the ar
ISL united upon the platform Of Principles
which that paper has steadfAsty maintained
while 80 many wayercd It, aim will be In
the future. As in the past. 10 give tho earliest
and most reliable information and to favor
only such measures and policy as will best pro-
teet The rights and promote the welfare OF all
the people
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

The main cause Of ncr, business is indigss-
ton, and tina, is caused by weakness of the
stomach. No one can have sound nerves
and good health without using Hop Bi,ters
To strengthen the stomach. purify the blood.
and keep the liver and kidneys active, to
carry off all the poisonous and waste mat
ter Of the system. See other column. lid
rance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

HorsE CLrANING.--The best thing ever
produced for this and all kindred purposes
is JAMES PyLE's PEARtINE. 1t makes the
housekecpcr do the work mo:c satisfactorily
in less than half the usual time without the
aid OF soap. or anything else, and its great
value in the Kitchen and Laundry j. attract
ing widespread attention Sold BY Grooers
everywhere. but beware Of vile limitations
with names that sound like rcarlinc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

THE C0NCREGATIONAlIST.

Its list Of contributors embrace. such names
as Prof Austin Phelps, II. u. Rose Terry
Cooke, Rev. j. T. Duryea. susan Coolidge.
President :. G. Bartlett Marion Hariand. Rev.
l.. )" bacon, ID. u, Geo. Waring. Jr.. and
many others who have attained a national re-
putaton.
our sabbath School Department for 1881 !.
under the charge OF Rev A. =. Schauf1er NJ
New ork, who Is known ~ one Of III. uu,,t
susgeSti'" writers and thinker. on thi. subject
III the country. Our Childrcn's Depaf, nent /.
sustained by such writers 4. Mr.. g. e. Coffin
Ernest ingersoi { on Natural HISTORY. "
D. iolie, anu others equally eminent and n
Will b" found entertaining and u-tr,,Ctixa "a
all both Young and old -
In all H. departments. Literary News Pc
etIcal. Household aud Scfcrtion. The rraIe-
VIII hhd the CnagrsgIilJ Adiist fully abreast nf
lhe tunes III touches subjects OF current INTEREST
TO The religious public every week, not only nv
us editorial articles. but by a great amount az
paragraphs and short matter such as all arr.
giad TO read. We offer no premiums hut are
now expanding upon the columns of the unner
h-ei what otherw Use might b. required for thar
purpose The amount OF money paid Out some
times III single week to writers for the (ou-
yTe9dttoHdttSt now exceeds the sum extended
III TINS way Tor six months or a wear "A Quarter
OF century ago.
Specimen numbers sent free
Price. $500 a year.
w. l.. GREENE Il co.
Somerset Street, Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

the man who receives plurality Of the votes
cast be made Governor. = Then the cons,itu-
ton will be obeyed the will Of the people
respected, and the honor of the Republican
Party uncompromised. II.
Penohsco,, Dec Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

-bsrastte of the Burlington Haskeye
thus sums up the result of the Presidential
contest The election must have satisfied
everybody. The snti-Masonie ticket got
one more vote than its own canvass showed
it entitled to; the Prohibition ticket got
twice as many as ii knows what to do with !;
the Greenback got more than it deserved /;
the Republicans got al! they wanted, and
the Democrats got great deal more than
they wanted"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

The Lockport "a. W journal says:
In six successive Presidential elections the
Democrats have been beaten every time
No regular Democrat who is not over forty
one years Of age has yet voted for q success
full President, and probably no member Of
that party will ever reach the Presidential
chair BY fair means or foul. We believe
these facts are working powerfully against
that party. Very many Of its members say
they are tired Of being slvsys defeated. and
the disintsgrstion Of the party j. going on
rapidly. We believe il their National Com
mittee should issue "a address simply say
ing: 1.-THE Democratic party 10 hereby dis
solved" il would carry JOY to myriads who
have voted for Il from mere party fealty,
and yet would rejoice to know that they are
Sbsolved forever from its claims.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

IA exchange in speaking of the choice
for Senator being between Messrs. Hale and
Frye, says:
.sHow happy could I be with either
We're t'otaer dear chermes away
II is Serxsstly evident that the people = the
State want AID are going to have both; Mr..
Hale for Senator, sud Mr.. Frye for Speaker
or leader of the Hssss 81 Representatives,
II Portland Press.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

TIM PERUVIAN SygUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia
Debility, Liver Complaint. Boils, liumors
Female Complaints. etc. Pamphlets free to
any address Seth W. FoNle \ Sons, Bos-
ton. lyrIj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

The Biddeford Journal SAYS that the
greater pari Of the support which Mr.. Reed
would have received from York county. had
he remained candidate for Senator, has
gone TO Mr. Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16
fflee, $500 year,
W. l.. GREENE Il Co.
Somerset Street, Boston, Mass.
3wJO
Notice Of Foreclosure

T HENRY WHITING, hereby give public no,,,.
that l nave claim by mortgage upon three
parcels OF hnd situa eli la Lamoinc In said Conn
y, the hr described as follows 10 vii Corn
menc'hs al the line Of Joshua W. Young on the
town ROAD, thence east deg. north one rod
th'h'c NJ flsht angles, southeriy six aud one
hhe thlry'SiN rods thence north on the town road
~ and one fourth rods 10 the place OF bes inning
Young. The second described as follow. .-E...jt'
hihs AT inc shore on line OF land late of A Cog
slhs thencc saAt On said Hoe twenty eight rod
thence north four rods, thence west To the sbor,.
Thence by The shore 70 the place OF beginning ms
thiru l"i being that described IN dee, from stenhen
iVuh9 % Betsy Young. ia ed February g. ls7g
Salu mortgage deei was given Ia me hy Betsy ana
,nas l. outg, and is dated February 20 A. n
is'I' snd recorded in the Hancock sea,istrv Of
'o', 10, fuiio 80 The condition contained
uiefeoi ! ciaim foreclosure Of said mortgage
""" - HENRY WHITING
H., . ,sso hale Emery, Attorneys
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

HAVE WIsTAR'> B,LsAM oF WILD CHR
Ky always at hand. II cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough. Group, In
fucnEa, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 ccuts and II bot
tie l,r35
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clARkE's EUROPEAN Cough .r.r,v

ms We'll known medicine 10 still the be., ,.v,a
~ known Tor the cure OF obstinate mi ION, ss,
W coughs, and Pulmonary ciseases IN es,,srs,
. msds PeIsons. Who for mouths had been emaeia
nave been speedily cured by the Eurcpesn can~s
ncnsay. FOR sale by druggists generally. a, cs..
vHa NV send for circular 10 the proprirsos
1vY.l3s
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

The Detroit Poa says: Purging the
Democratic party will be liks scratching
blot from tissue paper. When the blot is
gone there 10 nothing but hole leit.
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These goods We're bought
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A food and medicine are combined in
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SOLID SILVER AND
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IN LATE DESIGNS.

AsE>, 10 great variety. TOILET SETS
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LADIES WALLETS, PoRTEMoN-
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I the largest weekly paper published in New
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The in The County ailass r
o iit q the iN lay II
isterby g,enm nt
wihnr ghnm months h a, much Of the ralca hxrss
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Holiday Goods,

which were selected with a view to BEAUTY
snd tsEf isNt-ss and ranging in price
from loo 10 500 90 10 ths, the Old
or Young. rich or poor NAV lind
something 10 serve their purpose
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the New Year, with sli departments f,ily
equipped and prepared to maintain g.. position
A. one OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
PASSENGERS.


F-- Wiuama-d Pg-g. per Likelike, sept Miss
u csarsuu fu-azHo-r. AliAruyor. kAielePoni, ars
arauu 81 co-uwefL Me1pii. " u Bailey Mr. Wool
=. u-raa Dr. Eul-1~sa e. A Brown, : q Wilder Mrs
MzE-r- Ni.s Make Mics Makee, Miss L Make.
~ Naeaau C. Bailey. ~ Dubo=t and wife, Mr.
gare. Toli--, NJ RrBcs. NJ MccOrristou, Mr Doy-
L. a. Ala=c4- Czt- " II CoNelL An Dad. Mrs
VI W -riar and 2 children. Brown. Along, kee 10y
q H@aAL q NAaoi. sis-oq. Mise shlPmGn, Il
Il r-hrrck W ArraanaE Nr Brockichunt, II X Il Like
lisr NJ C--nhz--- Mr. R1rrett- j fahinz
F-uu Uiudvsa-t Parts- per Likclike sept l2-Mr
q t4-u1F AruaG AID fnniiy. Nj Arnold and wife,
" kr-1nur & " FiiPa aad family, Capt Freeman.
w,AlsHEr. Conrad, ~ kanhAng- master hauhan q
a. lApr CHrler Nj Saithics. Rev A o Forbes, Mr.
h.uannn1n Mr. TuItk. A & sheldon. q G Williams and
MsFe r HAFseldru. CHln To. Akong and wife DR. En-
.-ssE e A BhcEn. " azzch NJ Reddin-ton, Il Fox
WlssL Wiic-r. Niss NrCeppiu. Milton. Master Frear
E- Eu1rksHr per spirit Of the Age, September IN
Ehur-e
Per san FrEuciscs- per Clans spTeckles, September
80 Eiozs = SaalIinrs, ID McMiIeI and wife, Nc
t-ns-rz y 4sulte-
FHau ~rr F-anci-rn- per Eureka. sept III Bur.
E--E N-s Baraeti- V Levy. + Meter, { W Booth, Z
Elrrrse-t Ellr, ; SKATES, I B Milton. Hughes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
EXPORTS.

Fa- Ns-nsrEs p-r Sptrf Of the Age. Sept 7i02 pkgs
mrEs. Nv tone erli1e siDne, as6. old scrap lron
"a Fu-u.=l, 8 .9si-.1-
Fa- ~as Fr4rrisue p-1 Citv OF Nankin. Sept 1870
49, sua- aolA--es- l85 hhla wool 30 half
as 5asses rg az Erz aud rice. Val Dom L, l53 81;
Per Csaa Bzr. per DasE3aE Wave, sept i+-ballAst
sna-1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Last Saturday Mr.. Ahuna opened his new res
taurant at Kahului. 1t is as large establish
ment as the Island boasts. and fitted up for COM
fort and convenience regardless of expense. Any
one who has not visited Maui for three or four
years would be astonished at the change in Kahu-
lui From lovely little fishing village, it is trans
posed to a lively and thriving town, with stores
and restaurants railroads and steamboats,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

rail track has been laid for part of the dis
lance along the beach road teyond the Waikiki
Church, for the purpose of bringing stone to make
the new road 70 the Park. MGthaiHo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The Honolulu Amateur Musical Society will re-
sumo its rehearsals at the Lyceum at IL O'Clock
Friday evening next. 1t is hoped there will be a
full attendance as new music has been provided
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

That wooden row on Nuuanu street. corner of
Hotel is about finished. 1t is TOO bad that wooden
buildings not be forbidden inside of the thick
ly settled town limits. arr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The Police Court occasionally furnishes bits of
fn for the lookers-on If not for The participants
Thnothar GRv The Ihghrning-eye" and his wife
we-e before the magistrate for slight difference
uf nuimi0n IL WAS all about the broiling of q
heefEtRak While she was engaged in other domes-
TIC duties he put the steak on the Goals and then
Inns thnnnllts went far OF and only returnAd when
her voice reminded him that the steak was burning
ON one side and raw on the other He sternly
answered that he had too many cares to engage In
such duties. EharHupOn she retorted, and he pro
cee1ed 10 administer various blows about her face
Ana lruaEt and n row snsuBd. They were duly
punished, and adrnonished that If they must have
o1nassir b-uils TO cnnine them to the beefsteaks,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Our neighbor of the Press goes in TO win. An
esteemed correspondent remarks in letter, The
walls of Jericho could not long Withstand such a
battery as the Saturday Press"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Little by little new industries creep in. We have
a brush factory now, on King street, adjoining L.
Aseu's. Now, people, buy your brushes at home.
and support another line of work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

Rains are increasing, and before we know II
winter will be upon us with its mists and mud, but
let Us hope not again with its fevers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The weather has been quite showery during the
past week. What a contrast the country presents
TO this time last year then every hillside was a
dark lumber instead of the emerald and other
yrpena now
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

On Wednesday last we noticed several gentlemen
wandering as in search of something, something
they could not find = but not as in the poem,
i" they knew not what for in this case they knew
'',cbdt" very well. The what in this instance
was Z. Weller, rather good-looking, plausible
fellow who has been running the watch-mending
business here. Lately he has been launching into
higher line, and has been supplied with cash
and valuable goods to the tune of 5000 to 5000
by some of our innocent and conhding citizens.
Cash and jewelry are now being waited to Maya
saki, Japan, where we understand Mr.. Weller
intends opening an elegant store heightened. too,
for he has left all his line of sham jewelry behind
him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

The regular monthly meeting of the Il. NJ. G.
Society will be held at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Carter on Saturday evening next at 7:30 o'clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

day no result has been announced by the judges,
as follows: LIST 23555; 2nd 2.345]<<; Sd dead, 4th
2.3611. From the first run Agnew's horse acted
very strangely, and unlike to what he is well
known to be- a well trained animal. Was it not q
little singular for a woman to be about the
grounds with liquor? At the closea trial of speed
was had between Mr.. Blacks dolly Warden" and
Iishmans Little Giant won by dolly
Warden. Aside from the singular outcome of the
great race the afternoon was very pleasantly
spent by those present. ltt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15

very creditable cricket match was played on
Saturday afternoon on the reserve ground to the
north of Mr.. Wodehouses late residence at Ma
kki. The sides were as follows, made up of h B.
NJ ship Pelican and an eleven from town =
PELicAS-06feers Messrs. Tuner, Dillon, Bar
ker, and BILL Non-comtaissioled Officers Sednie'l
aud Marines: Messrs. Congram, White, Puddick,
G. Jones, G. Jones, Pratt, and Smith.
HoSoLULU CRICKET CLUB-Messrs. R. W. Jan
ion, c. W. Holdsworth, G. h. Luce, jr., G. E.
Perry, Hay Wodehouse, G. D. Freeth, Harry May,
j. Dowsett, c. d. Miller, and r. s. Scrimgeour.
goodly number of spectators were gathered
and enjoyed the playing very much. The Pelican
boys played well and struggled manfully for vic
tory, but were beaten by the Honolulu eleven by
the following score: Honolulu, So; Pelican, 49,
On second and friendly game the Honolulu club
scored rs.