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H>vt WISrNR'> BU>,N ~ WILD CHR
Er ALWAYS at hand. Il cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough Group. In
fucula. Consumption and all Throat and
Lang Complaints. 80 cents and - bot
d. l,r}i
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10 not dcisY. but bear in mind that
Consumption often begin, with a neglected
Gold or Cough. iddmSon's Botanic Bat
sam wins the day IN curing Coughs and
Colds. Price. - and - cts. Trial bottles.
10 cts.
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No Hospital Needed.

No ralatial hospital needed for Hop Bit
tiers patients, nor large salared talented
putiers to tell what Hop Bitters will do or
cure, as they tell their own story by their
certain and absolute cures at home.-Nelr
FORK Independent.
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Ibr ellsworth american.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Coombs
Block Ellsworth Me. by TiIh HA>CO, n
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMP Any.
For terms, &r., see first page
EFS NJ PETrENGILL \ 90, 10 state street,
Boston, 3 Park Row. New York. and s0i Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia. are our Agent for procur-
ing advertisement. for the AMERICAN IN the above
cities. and authorsetto contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
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pRESSMAKINC.

MISS EMMA NJ. WAsGATT has just returned
from brunswick and is prepared to do all kind of
Dress and cloak making in the latest style
Miss Wasgau is located at the Store OF Mrs. Heath
who keeps on hand an assortment Of Millinery
and goods of all kinds.
Somesyile, June goth, 1851. 4w25
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Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has contracted v IN he City Of Ellsworth for
the supper, OF the pGr3r 6iHring the ems ing yea
and his made ample , ogislon for their support
He therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies - any paHper on his account as without
his written order, he will pay for no goods so
furnished.
HARRY 5. JONES.
Ellswor, h, tprH S, 1881. 1yr15
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IHE peruvian SYRUr has cured thou
sand, who we're suffering rom dyspepsia.
Debility, Liver Complaint. Eua~. Humor>.
Female Complaints. etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. seth W Fow.c \ sons Bos-
oil. IyrBi
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Summer Residence for Sale |!
A NICE HOUSE
Notice of Foreclosure.

m the fourth DAY 81 April \. d. 1876 Henry
" Bunker Of Hancock bN hi- mortgage deed Of
that late conveyed TO the FOL owing Real r
tite u Wit Certain lpts or parcels 81 land 1T
mated In aid iIanrnck and b uu,l,d AVID described
a, fol 'uw- to wit: ON he south hy Land oil John
Moo an the West by The town ruId, the
North u, aud Of Gilbert Moon on the last by
Freuchnlan', Bay, containing fourteen acres
more or les
Also one hall Of an undiyidei 10 Of land
bounded a. fpiluws On the south by land q
Richmond Wooster on tine East b, the Pomruy
lot on the Nor h and West ~ Land ~ John
Moon, containing twenty acres more or lr--
Also one haiT of the Use and barn now
occupied by Gilbtrs Moon ami myself The con
ditiun 81 -lid mortgage has been broken and /
claim the ri4ht Ia lorcclose the same and give this
notice for that purpose.
JEREMIAH WOOSTER.
b. his ATTY ". T.. JOY.
Ell-wOrth June -, ISL. Jw2t'
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DY order of Probate Court, shall q II at public
D auction at the store of +. W. Richardson,
Hass Harboq on the l4th day OF July 1851 at o.
clock il the afternoon ali the notes, accounts and
securities OF the late firm A. Richardson Son.
W, L. RICH aRDsON,
Surviving Partner.
fremont, June ed, 1881. -, 5w25f
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Dissolution Of Cn-nartnerShin

TIN cH par r.h.p h,rylat.r. ,.,l-tlnE 4.
tween ih. uu.lcr-i.l.l Thu .gay lax. ~
by mutual suu-ru'
Accounts "a Old r.. -r .tl'tl hy both parties
Joins 5 COLLINS
WILLIAM 81 orr
llI.wprffs. I4E. l.-l ..,.-.
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the addrcs--label on each subscri-
bers paper shows the time to which the subs rip
ton Is paid; and all subscribers ia arrears are
requested q pay up a soon As possible.
In all comm unicationz relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state the
Post onice to which the paper IA, or l. to he sent.
and to be careful 10 write all proper names plain
".
In directing change OF address, always give
the present address well as the one 10 which you
wish the paper Afterwards sent
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To the Honorable Court OF County Cummi ,iuncr-
for Hancock County next Ia be holden ia said
County on TIE ID TUESDAY Of April \. u. lssI.
II MBLl shows your fctluoncrs tia. town
IL road from the County Toai leading IRON
Gas inc 10 Oriand in tie town II Penobscot
commencing near Jane, \. BnNtlrn'. thence.
eastcrly - Henry StOser',, would he II great
public convenience, that the >elcetmen Of said
Town after notice and hearing Of tue parties have
laii gu sGch way and reported the same "a the
town At a public meeting " the inhaniIipts duly
notified and warned yet the town UNREASONABLE
refused 20 altos and approve the said town ~ay
laid out y, the aforesaid >eertuen ut 10 put the
record.
Vine eiorr your petitioners cons dering them
se,Ne- aggricye,l by such delay and efusal pray
tina. your Honorable Court would ia such case
made a. 4 pr yitied lay out and approve such town
wa and direct the same to be duly recorded.
HENRY srOyrR and -iN others.
Dated at Penobscot this 10Th day OF March \.
y. lssi.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss--CoH-t u County Coasasi.sio,,ers
-4pTIi Ierm, A. ID. 1851.
Upon tue foregoing petition it is cons idereI by
ponsIoie aRd that they ought 10 BE- heard touching
the matter set forth IN their petition anu therefore
order that the County COHmis siUncr- meet, ~
JAMES A. BOWDEN's Ga Tues ay III 18th, day
OF August next, al ~ O'Clock A. NJ. aud thence
proceed 90 view the route mentioned la said pc
luton, Immediately alter which view hearing ri
the PARTIES and witnesses will be had at some
convenient place In the VicinIty, and such ether
measures take la the premises a the COMM IL.
siDneis shall judge proper. AMI II l. further
OkDEkEp-Ihat notice Oi the time, place ami
puI pose 81 the Commissioners meeting atuIesaI
Le gwen TO al persons and corporations inter
csted By serving attcsted copies OF ths petition
aud this clueT thereCu up0L lne CLERK OF Tie town
of Pr.NOBSCDr
snd by posting up at-ested copies
as aforesaid, m three ptb IL liaeys IL said town
thirty days ~ Ieas b-ote The TIME appUin Tor
said s:eH apd BY pdbii' hing The petition aud or
der tha' con. three weeks SUCCESSFULLY The
Ellsworth 4 merIcan. d newspaper pIOii -heI al
Ellsworth, in the County OF Hancock tie arst
pubiici ion to be thirty days 1t least before the
lime OF said view, that all persons and c"rpUr
think nL.
Attest;-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
\ true py Of the petition and order thereon
sN27 A,test:-H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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ID. W Bliss.
J. X. BARNES.
J. J. WOODw AEu.
ROBERT REYBUKN.
orfIcIAI RrLLErIN.

1890 p M.-The favorable symptoms re-
ported in the last bulletin o0.9.inue. There
has been no recurrence of the vomiting
Pulse 10, temperature, l0l, respiration u.
The President lies at present IN natural
sleep. No further bulletins will be issued
till $50 L. u. unless there is an unfavor-
able change. (Signed as above.J
For latest reports see telegraphic column.
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- . -

Among the last official acts Of the
President, was the appointment Of Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary 10 Spain in place
of NJ. Fairchild who asked 10 be recalled
and the appointment Of Mr.. Walker Blaine
10 be Third Assistant Secretary Of State in
place Of Mr.. Charles Payson, appointed
Charge d Affaires to Denmark
The name Of ex-senator Plat has been
Withdrawn from the contest al Albany at
his own request.
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Stop CRYING "Oh my Back" Get a
bottle of ELINIR OF LIFE RouT and take it
regular. We warrant it to cure YOU.
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THURSDAY. JULY. 1881.
The Shooting of the President.

HOW THr NEWS WAS RECHvrp IN HIS
WORTH
Nothing has 80 deeply moved our ciii-
zens. since the assassination Of President
Lincoln. As the report, on SATURDAY morning,
that President Garfield had been shot, At
first il was difficult to believe that the ter
rible news was true. and knots Of men
rapidly collected on the street corners dis
cussing the matter in low tones. and each
anxiously asking if ANYTHING further had
been learned. Very soon after the report Of
the shooting was received. came the more
dreadful news that the President was dead
AT once, the church bells commenced toll
ing. business houses and many private resi-
dences were draped in mourning, and all
places Of business were closed. The faces
OF men wore the look OF those who have
lost near and dear friend and forclbiy re-
called the scenes Immediately following the
death Of President Lincoln The arrange
ments that had been made for the celebra-
tion Of the Fourth" were suspended, as ev-
cry one felt that any semhlance of rejoicing
after such terrible news. would be a mock
cry. Later in the day came the correct re-
port that the President was still alive and
with a sigh OF relief hope began 10 spring
mp in the hearts Of all and a universal, 81
lent PRAYER arose that be nigh, vet be
spared.
On Sunday morning. the news that he
was s;ill living. coupled with the further in.
teIligence tina, the bullets had been ex-
tracted gave additional hope and decided
the Committee Of arrangements for the eel
ebration To proceed with their work uRles,
later news should he unfavorabIe. The
anxiety. has. BY no means, abaied however.
and the first question asked always. Is
What Is the latest about the President ?"
Something Of the love Of country and stable
government. as well a. the respect and love
the people feel for President Garfield j.
made strikingiy apparent when We see strong
men. irrespective OF party, shedding tears
over such news A. came 20 Us on SATURDAY.
More than this. il j. the strongest proof of
the strength of Republican form Of Gov
eminent. based. a. OURS is. on equal rights
20 every citizen.
The Later aud more hopeful news rela-
rve to the condition of the President. sends
4 thrill Of JOY through the hearts Of every
one. Never were more earnest PRAYERS Of
fered. that life might be spared. than have
gone up all over this country since the re-
ceipt OF the news that the assassin, hand
had struck a blow at the life of President
Garfield Should he continue to improve
and be restored to health once more, the
Nation viii have cause fol rejoicing second
only TO that resulting from the preservation
Of It's own life.
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Wanted.

TINTED States, state oil Maine, and Ellsworth
u Bonds. for which the highest market price
&C. BURRILL's.
ltf State Street
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NOn-ReSident Taxes.


aof
IN Pee t,rof
OF me c
4 Mayo said C! 0" '"
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Special Notice.

THE Harding Field sO-called situated about one
1 mile from the Post Office on the Starball Road
and containing about eleven acres will be sold AZ
Pubic Auction or not sooner disposed OF at pri
vate sale) on saturday, July I'D 1851 at Two
Of Ellsworth. ny
Terms, one half down and balance in months
Z. g. PECK, Admr on
T. III. HARDING'S, Est
Ellsworth, June 2lst, 1881 awss
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FREEDOM NOTICE

IL persons are hereby notified that have
n This day given to my son, Charles d. Farrell
his time dta ing the remain Ter of his minority /
shall pay NJ bi : Of his contracting claim any
OF his earnings after this date.
Ellsworth. June 2sd. lssI 49,. -
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TIL PRESIDENT
SHOT IN A RAILWAY DEPOT.

THE W0rND B4yGERorS bTT yOF NOES
.SARILE FATAL
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THE BAIL srLL ~ TIE PRESIDENTS BoDr
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1881
1881. blutn'LI A00i'
Steamboat Comply,
RockIand and Ellsworth
'T1,,nIEP ARRANGEMENTS -
a,xD AFTER JUNE list.
The Commo,iious and Fast steamer


He RY MORRISON. carr. o. A. 'i'''' Nf / l.
win make tire trips per week leaving H'ek
land every Tuesday. Thursday and sa'" ,. 2.
Ia 4. NJ. or on arrival Of Boston ana Portland
stean,ers, touching at North West haro'F ana
Green's Landing Deer Isle h'aehii >"''E anu
Ellsworth,
RETt RNiNts
I.aye Ellsworth Mondays. We'ines'ial and
Fri,iys at 10 . clock 4. "a. snrry ~ - t""'h
mo a: above connecting with Boston 't,",.'r7
sarb rim and with Portland >t' MFRS every n"t
iar FOR Inc West. Also. next mgFhlIs W.!
1 / Railroad tor Bath, AuguslS o'''''''' '''''
Ion and all points " est ami SCUM ,t..
Baara.s,. Checked through IL B"s on am f"'t
Excursion II ket< to Boston and fo' tlA9H sd
an hnsrd Also Through Tickets 70 AZ" IRON
"a, = n 4 NJ steamers and Eastern aai
Hoston 4 Maine Railroads Tor safe on ovA " ''''
a. La.teTp aud f:astnn \ Maize bep'ts.
p.s.,.nssr. ar, delivered 70 anil from u e baat
Al Ellsworth Free Of Iiask { harErs-
IoIIN ~UMINeBY, AcESr. Ellsworth. Me.
GEO. GREGORY, sUr'r.
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Al those indebted 70 are requested to call and
settle their accounts within sixty days from the
date Of the above notice.
Z. VI. HAMuR.
Wet Eden, March 10Th ISL. 3mosi6.
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t,amcr CAMBRIDGE, steamer M AhpI>
opt ous lngrahan, capt " X ko'N.
steamer NEW BEU>~N ltk.
capt. r e.. Homer.
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THE BH6LE cOUyTgT K4bE SAD
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TIE EORK 0F 4 DISAPPOWTED oFFgcE
EEEEEE
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Co-PaItnerShin Notice.

tn HE undersigned have this day formed a 60.
| p .Itner-hip under the firm name Of HANoR 4
RICH, and will carry the business at the old
stand of r. VI. HamOr.
West Eden, March 9th l-sl.
f. VI. HAMOR
q. y. RlC H.
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NONRESIDENT TAX NOTICE.

Ellsworth. June 2l-t, l~sl.
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Sale of Notes and Accounts,

Ellswor b, april S, 1851.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-20

WHAT IS AN INCH OF RAIN AN inch of
rain is that quantity which, falling upon a
level surface and not absorbed or allowed to
run of, stands one inch in depth. The
amount of water falling upon an acre of
ground when the rainfall is one inch would
astonish any one who has given no thought
to the subject. On each square foot of sur
face there would be 144 cubic inches, and on
one acre, which contains 43,56O square feet,
there would be e,272640 cubic inches, which,
reduced to imperial gallons, each containg 10
pounds avoirdupois, would be 2z,623 gal
Ions, weighing 22e,23o pounds, something
more than 113 tons to the acre. The annual
average rainfall in this locality approximates
so inches, consequently each acre receives
about 5,6553 tons weight of water in year:
This amount of water would require 265
freight cars to carry it. If one had to water
a 64O acre farm at this rate, it would require
figures like those of the distance to the near
est fixed star.-Augusta Neus.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-20

The CARS DAILY PER1L.-Advices from
St. Petersburg state that the most comprehen-
siye measures have been taken for the safety
of the Annitchkoff Palace, the Cars favor
ite St. Petersburg residence. A subterranean
passage has been constructed al! around the
palace, which can be patrolled by sentinels
and Immediately placed under water. The
Gear is negotiating for the purchase Of va
rious houses surrounding the palace. Twen:
ty pupils of the Constantine Military School
have been arrested. Many Nihilist procla-
nations were found on them. The Russian
authorities, in view Of the fact, are adopting
the severest measures. Markets and fairs are
prohibited wherever there is the least suspi-
cion that the Nihilists intend to use such
gatherings for their own purposes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-20

paS On the edge of small river in the
county of Cavan, in Ireland, there is a stone
with the following strange inscription, no
doubt intended for the information Of stran-
gers travelling that way: IN. B. When this
stone is out Of sight, it is not safe to ford the
river" But this is still surpassed by the
famous post erected few years since oy
the surveyors of the Kent roads, in England:
"This is the bridle.path to Feversham ; if you
can't read this you had better keep the main
road"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-20

STATEMENT OF THE ASSASSIN.
HAS he given you any papers or state
ments since you have visited him ?"
"Yes, yesterday, before left him, he gave
me the following statement:
"a STATEMENT"
II have been terribly villi6ed by the press
and it has made some people bitter and i'm
pulsive against me, but time will righten that.
expect to issue book shortly, wherein l
shall show the Presidents wrecking the Repub-
lican party last spring by the unwise use of
patronage which would have resulted in anoth-
er war and that the Lord inspired me to remove
him to keep the Republican party intact and
save the nation another heart-rending and des-
olating war. The breach last spring in the
Republican party was widening week by
week and I foresaw a civil war. My inspira-
ton was to remove the President and close
the breach at once before it got so wide that
nothing but a civil war could close it. The
Divine pressure on me to remove the Presi-
dent, was so enormous that had to do it, even
if had been shot dead the next moment,
and the Lord took special pains to confirm
my act by the gradual way He allowed the
President to depart. This case should be
judged by the condition of politics in May
and June, when conceived the idea of re-
moving the President, and not by the feeling
now. The Presidents removal has saved the
nation another war and the people will recog'
nize this fact as soon as they recover their
heads. CHARLES GUITEAU."
UNITED States Jail, Washington, D. c.,
Oct. 6, 1881"
ANOTHER PAPER.
Mr.. Scoville continued "There is another
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FARMERS, "RONANzAn

from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked Seed sent by mail 20 eta. a paper. soya
ean n f sapan n hf tean SAID by ne
fodder plant. also. Seed Is cts. paper. Cuban
Queen Watermelon, Just imported. largest variety
ever grown in U. $, firm luscious, crisp and
sugary: best to keep or ship Is cts. a paper Of 20
seeds, papers for 81. Very scsrce. Log of Wood
Muskmelon, largest known, to3 feet Longtime
quality, early and prolific Is cts. paper. Climax
Tomato: richest favor: early, prolific; sodium
tian Corn from the Nile>, fields immensely
in the South where other corn fails Uneqnaled
Teosipte one plant feeds COW two days: 10 to IL it.
high, is cts. paper Cuzco Corn, grains in long,
y In. broad; Seed will bring fabulous prices = cts.
Address G. r. GILBERT & 90. Atlanta, Ga.
Reference: Hon. w. L. Calhoun, Mayor OF
Atlanta
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ELEGANT JEWElRY CHEAP,

To Introduce orr new styles and influence trad>
we make the following unparalleled offers for q
short time: "fhe Berlin Packet contains a gold
plated watch chain agate shawl PIN lady's ele-
CANT etteweIy, sea b.,n cuff buttons coral nack
lace set of agate studs 60 plate band ring collar
button, key iin-,. t's*k.t beos, Imitation silk
handkerchief pen. pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards All these l,aiisd to you for a5c in
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The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
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bracelets, rose scarf pin. gold platcd lady gold
plate sleeve buttons heavy god plate studs lovely
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Maltese cross With +. diamond center. beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chtin, plain gold plate ring, hobby
cameo ring. Maltese e:tr-rinss with Y. diamond
settings, gents f'ill comb. amethyst SET lady 8
full plated set with white stone settings. jet and
cameo scarf pin. eng. gold plate sleeve buttons
The whole of this n aenitcrnt collection sent
secure by mail for =. for 81, for *. This lot
can be retailri easily ut from ;, to so. Address,
NY. JEWELltY co. Atlanta Ga.
THE ATIASTt GLOBE SAYS: This company is
Perfectly reliable. AMI the amount they give for
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Important Notice

mo Parties owing Back Taxes and L.
I crnscs.-Notlcc is hereby given to al
parties owing back taxes ana licenses to the
town OF Donaldsonvilc torany year or years
prior to 1881, that unless they pay the same
within TEN DAYS from the first publication
OF this notice, at my office, corner Cheti-
maehcs ard Opelonsas streets tbettcr
:inown as Fusion corncrl. salt will be i'll
stitntrd tc 'e"npal pay.s.ent, and to the
original a.;on'ts due will he added costs
of suit ard such penalties according to law
+. y. RAMIREZ. Iorn Collector
DonAla soMNiIle. La Jnuc Is 1881
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Budget,

Or Estimate of Expenses for the year l SS1 /,
Reported by the Finance Committee
According to 4 Resolution Of the Police
Jury of the Parish of Ascension passed
ADril 2G 1S81
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PROVERBS.


"Thc Richie st Blood. Sweetest Breath
and faircst Skin in Hop Bitters.''
:. A little Hop Bittcrs saves big doctor S
bills and long sickness
That invalid wife, mother, sister or
child can be made the picture of health
with Hop Bitters.''
when worn down and ready to take
your bed. Hop Bitters is what you need
DON'T physic and physic, for it weak
ems and destroys. but take Hop Bittcrs
that build up continually
Physicians of all schools use and rec
ommcnd Hop Bittcrs. Test them"
Health is beauty and jor-Hop Bittcrs
give health and beauty"
There arc more cures made with Hop
Bitters than all other medicines
"When the brain is wearied the nerves
unstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
ters."
THAT low, nervous fever. want of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Btters.'
The Hop Cough Cure and Pain
Relief is the Cheapest, Strest
and Best.
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

TEOM the undersigned. near Laba1ic-
- vile, Assumption parish, La, Satur-
day night, June Ii, 1881,
TWO ARES;
one a bay, with white face, branded II. T,
on the right hip. one white front foot and
one white hind foot, PAGES slowly, as if she
was little stiff: the other Il sorrel with u
small blaze down her face. extending nearly
to the end of her nose has IL mark on one
hind leg. made by the rubbing of Il rope
with which she had been tied is lazy in
her movements: both mares have a little
sore ON their backs. Supposed 10 have been
stolen by two men. A liberal reward will
be paid for the recovery of tie animals, or
information leading thereto.
LEE COLE,
Star Postottice, I4al,ailievillc, La.