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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-10
new YORK SHOPPING (!

Everybody delighted with the tasteful
and beautiful selections made by Mrs. La
mar, who has never failed to please her
customers. New Fall Circular just issued.
Send for it. Address
MRS. ELLEN LAMAR,
157tf S77 Broadway. New York.
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The word love III one of the Indian
dialects is Observation-Disclosures
aaer. Fancy a sweet forest maiden
telling her copper colored brave that
she ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
him.
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s.ns,rs. IL. IL. Watnor & Co:

Mossrs. II. II. Warner 4 Co:
Gcntloueu: have for long time been
afflicted with terrible kidney complaint,
which Il seemed at times nothing could
control. | tried doctors and medicine ex-
tensiveiY. hut found no relief. Finally
WAS advised by friend 20 Try your safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure, and now, nfter
suffering nearly four years the naost acute
pain, ! find inysai. entirely we'll and Elllc
"a attend To business every dav.
joins q. J.. CuAwFotsD.
Inf-ftY lILN. Innn. lAsD
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Tea=Ts. II. II. Warner & Co.:
GESTLEMES: ! have been afflicted With
disease Of tho Kidneys for the past two
years, and have tFlod numerous remedies
with only partial and temporary relief
Your Safa Kidney and Liver Cure was
recommended 10 me, and after taking it
tho pain aud distress left mo aud / am to-
day feeling strong and well. am per-
lectly satisfied that Warmers eafo Rene
dlrr are the medicines needed, aMd can
chocTiuily commend them TO others.
G.. W. sTAMM,
Editor "The Industrial Era
Abba, Iowa, June, 1850.
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sTnoNG WoRDs rROu sIRoXG sOI nrEa.

tRry expressions Of few among thous-
nndS who have beon saved by tho use Of
Warmers Safo Kidney aud Liver Cure.
Tho writer's Rro not personally known TO
tho proprietors, but They have sent these
letters IA expressions Of their gratitude.
Their sincerity, therefore, cannot be Iues-
toned:
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FARM. GARDEN AID EIREslpE.
oE-I BlT ALVVA1s GooD.

Let the wealthy and ereat
Live in splendor ans s5aie,
Z eney them not, dee'sze g.;
cat my own lamb,
My chicken snd han',
shear my own tleoce and wear il,
have lawns, 1 have eewcn,
have fruits, IE,ye aeres,
The lark Is my morning sig ncr;
SO jelly bays. now,
Here's God spood tRo plsv,
Long life and sdcocss % Tic ieg1ner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-10
TO THE WORKING GLASS,

We are now prepared to furnish all elasses with con-
sunt employment at home the whole of the time, or
for their spare moments, Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either easily earn from 30
devoting their whole time 10 the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much mon. That all who see
this notice may send their address and test the busi
we make this offer; To such not we'll sat
isied win send dollar to pay for the trouble OF
writing Full particulars and outfit free. Address,
GEoRGE STtNsoN s. Co, Portland. Maine 2y1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-10

DNSFWNbusinessn now before the public. You
ID HZES n can make money faster at work for
than at anything else Capital not required We will
start YOU. Si2 day and upwards made at home by
the Industrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere to work for Now II the tiue. You
devote your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments No other business will pay You
~ well. No willing to work can fail TO make
ena<mous pay by engaging at ouee Costly outfit and
terms free. A great opportunity for making money
easily and honorably. Address TRuE Co., Augustsa
Maine.
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The Corvallis Fruit Co.

GOnn A MONTH guaranteed. sI9 day at home
dDe)UU made by the industrious. Capital not re
quired will start you. Men, women, boys and
ars make money faster At work for ms than vt any
tng else The work is light and pleasant, and such
as anyone can 60 right at. 1hOs who arc wise who
this notice viii send their addresses At once and
see for themselves. Costly Outfit and terms. Now
the time Those already at work are laying up large
Maine.
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RemanaI weakness. night losses by drtanls, pine
pies on and loss Of manhood positively he
cured Tho sick and afflicted should fail TO cali
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively IN
EUROPE and inspected thoroughly the various hcsIl
tails there obtaining great deal Of valuable Informal
ton which he is competent to impart thos Ia need
OF his services. DIR. GIBB0S will make no charge
unless he effect cure. Persons At a distaneA MAI
RE CURED AT HONE. All communications
strictly confidential You one but the Doctor
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine Persons
writing the Doctor will please state the NAME of the
paper they see this advertisement in. Charges
sonable. Call ar write. Address DR. J. f. GIBB0N,
box 1857, San Francisco. vfSn43
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PATENTS.

r. A. Lehmanl. Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, Washington, ID. c. All business connected
with Patents, whether before the Patent Office the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge made I'M
less patent is secured. Send for circular. II
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LAND! PENSION !IPATENTSl
- SOLDIERS AID SAILORS
AdGt0nQIHOMesteQds,
S25 CASH ASACO COMMISSIoN

Per so or propoFfiOnafe for other sizes
10 any ono who will put me on the way OF and
succeed IN making purchase. Think little. Do
you not know OF some one, aud make g. send
stamp for circular explaining. =
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YUyHISs ELEGANT NEW HOTEL. JUST NOW
completed will be opened about July 10th, 1879.
II Is constructed ON the modern and convenient
PLAN has fine sample especially arranged for
commercial Travellers and the table viii be supplied
at all times with good meals. 40
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MEXlGAN

MnBinnR Eminent
II penettuteB muscle. membrane md
tissue. 10 tile very bone, bnnisbiug pain
ana curing disease with n power titntl
never fiils. " IL medicine needch by
everybody, from ihe reDiehero, who rides
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MUST I TANG

over tHc solitary p;aina. fn tho ncrchHnt
prince, nild tho vOOdcuticr who splits
his fout with tho axe.
~ cures Itltsuutatism when aIi other
applications intI.
This wonderful
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-10
Children

CENTAUR LINIMENTs; ;
tho Worlds great Pain-Isc-
iicving remedies. They hca,,
soothc and euro Bur2a,
Wounds, Weak Back anG
rheumatism upon Alan, ac,l
Sprains, Calls and LamcEca3
cpon Beasts. Cheap, Quiess
and reliable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-10
So 1o % Cd Cd

will be paid 60 any Public Hospital 10 bo iuutu-
ally agreed upon. for eyrry certificate OF this aei-
eine puhlIshel by ua which e not sennIne.
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THE BEST or IT'S KIND.

This IL the cnso with tho Mexican
Mustang Lintm ent. Every Innii
f1ngBfntelliReBee Of n valuable horse
saved, tho nRony ~ nm awful seRld or
burn huibdued, tho horrors Of fbeu-
tnatiHBn overcome, ntd Of u fhDushld.
hnd-ono other blessings and Iuercies
performed by thg old iciinbiB Mex
lean Mustang I.iIstItent.
MI forms OF outward q diacnao nre
speedily cured hY fhs
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To the Unfortunate |!
DR.. GIBBONS
DiSpensary.

goo kEARNF st.
O~e eorne- O. CONNER
cial Street, san Francisco.
Established ia IS54. for
the treatment OF Sexual
Iand Seminal Diseases. such
'as Gsn0rrhea. elect.
Structure, syphilis in all
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PENSIONS s;'9 ssi. E =! gsfs:: iss:: e.


To all persons interested in Patents offer nv ser
vices % obtain Patents for them upon the grounds
lhat unless patent Ia obtained make no charge.
ltfie Lt particulars and send Aodei for ds Grammar
isoll- Have hrst-class Washington, ID. c, counee-
u0us who mako the examination IN person freeS
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Hnciie slrr. \. 4.
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80. u. wARNEGs a co., d,
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when medicine bas infnllibiy done
its work IN millions OF enses fuf' more
than third OF n century. when 1t liab
reached every part or iiie world; when
DuInbefleaa fntnillGs everywhere con-
slider " tho only 6nic reliabou In ease Of
puin or Incident, IL ~ pretty a,,ie TO call
such Il medicine
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D8lm~htll.
MIR. Thomas NJ Lord has been sick for
some time. and is failing.


MIR. Thomas VI. Lord has been sick for
some time. and is failing.
The Bluehill. Central, and Bisbee Cop
per mines shut down a week ago, and
Saturday night the directors Of the Favor
ite," voted to suspend work until Sept, ls'
The Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Reform Club. was unusually lively. The
people are getting aroused TO the need Of
more scork and less talking.
This fine weather is Just what was
needed for lawmakers. and they are improv-
i6s II very much.
-Bluchili gains sos in population in 10
years, having nov 22lo.
Hanson Gregory, Jr.. President Of the
Douglass is IN town. Ron.
The result Of the census in this toxin
Population ls7o-l707; lss0-22Io; gain
of sos. Number Of males lii2. number OF
females 1865. Number over so years II /;
number over 90 years .. The two oldest
females being 81, and 90 oldes, male 50
wears Of age number undcr one wear IS.
Number OF farms DO largest crop Of pota-
toes 5oo bushels; greatest number Of
bushels Of wheat SO Of oats - of barley
81 beans II; peas .; apples 100 largcs,
flock Of sheep 500; largcs, herd of cattle 20.
July 9th. ENUMERATION
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~ snscs - ssssSr.

No event in recent years has given such
a shock TO the whole community as the IN
,elliscnce Of the sudden departure Of our
highly esteemed fellow citizen Hoa Hrnm
H. coofsis Always seemingly robust and 81
vigorous physical health. the general public
was not prepared to learn 81 hi. dcccasc.
Nj. Connbs was born in Ninal Haven, Ne.
Feb. 33nd 1896. and va. consequently %
ycars 81 age. lie removed TO this town
while Young and soon became known a. a
young man Of strong and noble impulses
NJ the agc % II be vas married 20 Ms.
Lucy Hamilton an amiablc and estimahlc
Young lady. resident II Gouldsborn' y
Mr.. G.. worth became known his frllov
tovrsacn naturally selected him e. one
and for several wear. he vas chairman u
the Sclcctmcu. From 1870 20 70 he held
the office Of Deputy Collector ai Prospect
Harbor. In lN1. he vas elected Represent
alive to the Legislature from the elias. ~
Gpuldsbofo. Sullivan and Franklin. D, a
large majority. In ISIS and 70 hc va.
chosen Senator, aud N the important session
% last Winter he vas placed on several i'm
portani committees. and vas chairman of
the very important COMMITTEE, Of Commerce
NJ. Coombs could not b, called brilliant
man. he laid no claim 20 ora;orical ability. ~
obtained hi public positions and held Them
through the sheer force Of strong and no.
bic Christian manhood lie vas no, wiki
on; faults, but his fal.Iuss leaned to the side
Of virtues. Generous to fault. be would
no; opp7rs> the aidow. nor Withhold suppl,
froas III hungry.
\ Chr.stiau. he va, simple and uuos
,entaiioa,. avoiding ail d.,plA, be- impressed
the poper af a deep and thorough p,c,y up-
on h., associates. For several year, III has
faithfully performed the function, OF Deacon
Of the Baptist church
a Kind and a'fcc;iouate husband. deyo,-
Cd and loving father. an esteemed and hon
orcd ol,.zrn. be Ia. lefi a place tina, !, /.
could faithfully I'LL, Though dead he .tin
live, III the influence which be has left. anal
HH live in the many pure and lofty impu!.-
which he gave 10 oiAcr.. His funeral ser
vice, were largely attended. The Masonic
Bodic. from Cherryiield and Millbridge. the
former Of which the deceased vas mem
ber, Werc in Attendance and assisted each
other in paving the last honor. TO the dc-
parted Mr. Coomhs leaves wife and two
children who have the fullest sympathy %
all IN their deep affection. \. FL
July -
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The well known publishing house Of Hub
bard Bros. Springfield. Mass. have in prepa-
ration, and will soon issue, the life of General
James A. Garfield. written by his comra,ie in
arms and personal friend, General J. $. Bris-
BIN. OF the regular army. The career of our
distinguished candidate has rarely been
eqnaled in points OF romantic interest. and
iiss more closely II Is studied the more WON
dnrtai and Inspiring II appears. IL furnishes
material for volume of deep and permanent
interest aud value. We are glad that its prep
srstion has been placed in hands so compe-
tent The brilliant qualities Of General Bris-
bin. both soldier aud an author, are well
known, and his personal relations TO General
fairfield are such viii give to his narrative
The utmost fallness aud authority of statement.
u VIII be book Of more than passing inter
est, and in this respect widely different from
ordinary campaign literature. II will be sold
only by subscription, and must meet with a
very large sale
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-15

Arrived July ID, Sch. GIad,idings,
Briggs. with nearly loo barrel, OF mackerrl .
Sch. Olive G. Tower. Gott, 10 barrels
maekerel; jul, s. Sch. \. F. lIerrick. Her
rick, , days from Portland - barrels MACK
ere.; Sch. Amelia f. Cobb, Stlnson. 30a
barrel. mackerel Sch. Warren L. Crosby.
Smith, from Boston.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle held fair III
Acadian Hall on the 9Th, and splendid
dinner was served The products OF the
Circle. industry we're sold. and the compan,
was entertained with music. The fair va,
very successful.
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from the officers in Bangor that the man had
been arrested in that city for drunkenness
and that his team was there. He went to
Bangor TUESDAY and returned with it, the
horse looking as though il had had hard
drive. Holbrook was srraigned in the Police
Court Tuesday morning for drunkenness.
and fined -, which amour, he paid and was
discharged.
We'll worth the price Of admission. and
much more was the concert and operetta
given at Hancock Hail last "Wednesday
evening. by members Of the Unitarian Sun
DAY School.
The audience we're in excellen, humor.
aud the first part which consisted Of songs
BY Miss Jarvis, Miss Hopkins and Mr..
CLANCY. and piano solos by Miss Carrie
Brooks and Rev Mr. Bowen the blind
preacher, was seemingly enjoyed to the full.
Miss Jarvis and Miss Hopkins each re-
sponded to an encore The ladies as they
came upon the stage-whieh was a perfect
approximation of a forest-looked as thong h
they had stepped out of picture. Miss
Brooks who has recently returned from Bos-
ton where she has been studying all winter
showed much advancement in power. ex-
preston and execution; she was enthusias-
tically encored and responded with a short
repetition Of part Of her selection.
The opere,;a was charming little az.
fair. and the children showed good training
and were well up TO their parts. Some of the
voices wer" really rcmarkable~ Mrs. Avery
deserves great credit for the manner in
which the whole entertainment was carried
through.
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Hancock and English Notified Of their
Nomination.

NV loRK. july -.
The Committee to notify the candidates
arrived at Go,ernor's Island an a special
boat and were met by the General IN the
parlors Of his house. Hancock in reply TO
the official notification said he thanked
them for the honor conferred and stated
that he would have bis letter Of acceptance
ready shortly. in which he would sas all
that he had to say to them in reply. Eng
lish was notified and stated thai he ao-
cep,ed the high trus; conferred with feelings
Of profound gratitude. and that he would.
at an early date. convey his acceptance in
the customary manner.
There we're sesenty-two deaths Of children
from hot weather yesterday.
There were ten prostrations by the heat,
two fatal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-15

Normal School teachers here and think
some theory of teaching does no harm
at least.
Our worthy citizen. Dudley T. Saun-
ders, who lately returned from Cuba,-and
is now our Deputy Sheria-informs me that
he has worked at his trade of Engineer, for
IS years. returning home during the summer
months. He averaged for those years 1000
boxes of sugar year. weighing 100 lbs,
per box. Last year he ground 9s2 hhds. or
l5,2i9,sso lbs, of cane, employing l6I
slaves. MrpICUs.
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Copp'. Am-r,ea. sc.u-r. Guide.

Everybody Is bsyiHg Il. 4 popular cxpo.i-
ton Of our public land system. ouly 20 cents
How - tell township aud section corners.
How % homestead and pre-cmpt land. How
70 enter land under the timber culture law.
How 70 enter land under the desert land law
iowasite law. timber and stone law. -aiine law
etc. etc Every settler. every Land Attorney.
every Real Estate Dealer should have thi.
New ho0k. No other work can compare with
u. Recommended by The land officials at " ash
ingion. Pull, clear, and explicit latest
Rulings. Instructions. and Forms from tho
General Land oilius. Edited BY Henry y.
CopP, Of " ashington. u. c. Editor Of Cops
Public Land Laws, Cops L. :. Mining De-
ci.ipus. Cops Handbook Of Mining Law.
and Publisher ~ Cngps Landowner. send
- crnis To the Office ~ this your paper. and
ct A coPx u thi. popular book.
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Last summer \ little book. Just ONE DAY, !"
was published anonymously, although by the
"eii-knoNn author Of "lieien's Babies" and
received unusually favorable notices hy the
press throughout the country. Induced by
its ready sale. many inquiries have been made
a. TO It, author. who has now asscniei to have
it Known.
The book has been placed on several railroad
trains. aud the sale Is daily increasing
over 1900 copies OF '.mEIEN's BABIES"
have bern sold in this country. aud a. m INV
more IN England. and there l. no reason why
the characters IN his new book should not BE-
A. well known those In his previous enc
George X. lockwood, Publisher, sl2 BROAD
way.
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The census Of Orland is now completed
the one name called for, has been found. and
Orland foots up lT0l in population exactly
as it stosd on 1870. Orland contains psi
farms, has saw mills, ) brick yards, = -four
and grist mills. There occurred last wear 80
deaths, the greater part Of them aged peo-
pie and consumptives, including four from,
one family with diphtheria. The number
who died from acute diseases was yer, small.
Orland is in every sense healthy town,
clean, finely situated, well supplied with
water, and on the whole under good hygien-
&c conditions. We have some few paupers.
no idiots-a few who may be called mon
compos mentis" and none really insane.
Have returned from our trip to Els
worth. Greeted many old friends and
formed some new ones, While there We en-
joyed our stay and were Hospitality enter
tanned at the American House, kept by an
old friend, so well known in these parts.
Arthur |. Saunders, and by the way, Mr.. s.,
was resident formerly of this town The
remark has often been made that Ellsworth
(among other things) needed good Hotel.
We are fain TO remark that the matter is ac-
complished and that Ellsworth now does
contain one, at least, good hotel, conducted
in a neat and orderly manner.
i am informed by our supervisor of
schools, that two of the most profitable
terms Of school ever taught in this village,
have just elosed.taught, in the Hill Dist. by
Miss Lettia Phipps, her first term. with Miss
Annie Smith as assistant, and the lower
school by Miss Helen Webster, her sixth
term, both Of which teachers are Normal
School scholars and first class. We prefer
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Terrible Results of the Heated Term

tHItfND III .UIN 10
To-day has been the hottest Of the pres
ent heated term. The mercur, IN the shade
ranged ~ TO 100. Over l. cases Of sun
stroke have been reported. Eight fatal
Yesterday was the hottest Of the summer at
Baltimore. the Thermometer reaching 90 deg
There was several deaths from sunstroke
Yesterday vas the hottest day for a num-
Of wear. at Cincinnati. Thermometer being
at s6 degs. There were seven cases Of sun
stroke. three Of which were fatal.
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Prompt Settlement with the Sufferers
Of the White Mountain Accident.

GIN HOUSE. y. IT, july y.
All those tho were injured on the White
Mountain road. Monday. are rapidly improy-
ing with the exception of Lindsey, the
driver. who is still very low. The proprie-
tor of the stage lines has TO-DAY settled with
the injured passengers, and the husband Of
the lady who vas Killed. and they have all
signed paper thanking him for his generos-
itN, and the handsome manner in which be
has provided for their wants and cared for
them in their trouble.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, - ,-IouTt, OF Probate Bluehl July
Term \. u. $50.
Accounts having been dled for settlemen, I'm
est its.s Of
MAR J BENNETT late OF Cuisine.
Charles ii. II oper, Admir-.
LEOAiRD JAZZ Is. late Of CdsfiHe.
thas T. Abbot, Admir-.
ROBERT +. OSG GOD. tate II OTiaad.
IL. A. osgood and J. r. os.Ood Ex'rs
ORDERED That Tie said Accountants give
hosce 'hetea! 10 All persons interested, by causing
n copy Of this order 10 be published three week-
successfully In the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at a Probate
Iounr 10 he holden at Ellsworth, on the first
Wednesday Of Aug next at OF the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause ii any they have, why
The same should not he allowed.
3~S' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest -tHAs. 4. Doag, Registff.
A true copy. Attest s--fiaAs 4. DOKE, Register
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1HE subscriber hereby gives Pablte notice to al
] concerned that he has been duly appointed.
am hss iaAen upon himself the rust OF an Adj
ainis.rator II tle Estate OF
THOMAS toiLARD, late Of Mentioeino
~ W rtsie y tahiorhia, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs: he thete,nra
requests all persons who are indebted 10 he sajd
hereaseds estate, to make immediate pa7men,
an. an "a sc VINO nave any demands
ROBERT l.. GRINDLE, Adm,r
Mt Desert, June sd 1880 s.,z
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DIR. Tanner, who is endeavoring { % fast
for forty DAYS in New York, is experiencing
a good deal of difficulty in the way of i'll
natured charges Of fraud. which are not
.ubstantiated. The doctors powers of en-
durance are remarkable He has abstained
from all food. liquid or solid. since noon ON
the 2sth of June. For eight days he did
not swallow any water, and up to Thursday
noon had only drank four ounces Of water
He had lost II "a pounds per day. His
muscular strength was tested on Thursday,
and found to equal that Of any Of the physi-
clans shp are watching him 70 pnvenf
deception.