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The Lewiston Journal.

To such o. Dur reader, as. AFTER ,ub>cr,b-
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Il aims to give ia each number fail detail,
Of al events Of importance in Maine IL
well a. Il complete summary Of the general
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why don't you stop coughing? Moth
ing easier just get bsttle of Dr. Graves
Gaissm Of Wild Cherry and Tar, and il
your Cough Ia nat hstter in the morning.
will pay for it," said ons gentleman 10 agort
or. The result is the first gentleman noa
blows for the Balsam for all diseases of the
pulmonary organs, including Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &c. If you
doubt it, Try bottle yourself, and then YOU
ell be satisfied. Large bottles, 80 cents /;
samples, ~ cents For sale by Druggists
Dec. 40
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-IsterspH's HIgIsiH, for Jansary j., the
Mnst sup.rt HHbittr over Issued u that popu-
lar lady book. There are Two steel rugraN-
ing. HAPPY A. Queen and "rl4ting At
Doctor n, later one II tn. IN 4 au.u,in. Of
IT. Kind. Br.lde> these. there J. dnubly->Ikr.
steel. iarl- fashion plate, elegantly rolorri.
picture IN itself; aDd also i very beautiful
courrd Ptttrrn for working in rrrwrl: a ''Suu
Flower design, sn cmbr ll.hmrnt alone A.
eNpenslNr a. the finest chrome. ~ all. there
are GJDgt my sHqrdriHys in the number
counting the wood eHgTANiugs. The stor,s
are Ali Original. aud BY such writers A. Mrs.
Ann :. stephens. Mr.. X. Harding Davis,
Frank Lee Benedict, Josiah Aliens Wife"
Jane G.. Austin, etc, etc, a galaxy that no
other isdy's book can show. There j. also an
illustrated article on paris And The farisi-
an, quite superior 10 what We see generally
/. IN magazines. With this humber, appears, as
Supplement. Il fLii-size didgruHI putterH
for COAt-BDdicc Tor Il lady, the Ia.t thing in
fashion. Til. alone i worth the price of the
number. Peterson claims 10 combine more
than any other monthly, being magazine not
only Of literature. but Of art and fashion also.
Where only one magazine l. taken. this, il
seem- to Us. i. the one 10 lake. Where sew
eTal are taken, Peterson should be one OF them
The price l. sstonishingly low, viz: az 10 a
copy for one year, postage paid. To clubs. i,
l. lower still. viz four copies for $3.50. with
an extra copy gratis to the person getting up
the club. or i've copies for -. -. and 10th an
extra copy and superb premium meZZotInt,
flush. Don't Wake Them or an elegant
Photograph Album. Specimens Of The maya
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clubs. Every body ought To take Peterson for
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Home and Foreign News.

-EX-Emprc>> Eugene Is confined TO her
house in London, in consequence Of fall.
Victoria Woodhull. who is back in New
York. announces that She is still a candidate
for the presidency.
Twenty one cases of small pox were
reported in PittsbuFg. Thursday. Cold
weather has given the disease new impe-
tus.
james b. Beck was nominated for
United States senator in the democratic eau
Gus Of the Kentucky Legislature. Thursday
This in>nres his reelection.
The pink eye" epidemic is spreading to
such an extent in Piitsburg that business is
very seriously intcricrcd with. Irayci has
been stopped on three of the street-car lines.
A sculptor at Berlin. Germany. ha, re-
cci,cd an order from Philadelphia for an
equestrian statue Of Washington. to he
erected in that city. 1t will cost $4,000.
Messages were sent direct from New
York 10 Chicago. over 1000 miles Of the
New Mutual Union wires. Thursday. with
ont a repeater at any intermediate pnln'
This Is regarded as great feat IN t,le-
graphy.
In 1854, there were Psi daily papers pub
liehcd IN the United States In 1850. the
number had increased Ia JS1: Ia 1870. To
j7i and in 1850 to 9sI The circulation.
which IN 1880, was but 75S.iji. reached
over 3.io0O 900 copies in lsN0.
The first circus ever started in America.
vas organized in l7S0, by a man named
fiekct>. When the circus reached Phila-
dcphla, General George Washington and
all has staff attended tho show
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

The El.'nr and proprietor " ;he North
-imsri.aH Esr,r,r Announce, that the E,riyir
NJ. he hereafter pua.,dcd IA, 40. 30 IafA
cite place, and Nil appear under %, own .u
print. He state, that he hl. found Il Impu,-
>iH.r :" conduct the publication .u tae -pgrut
OF the motto adopted b. !'- founders. max
.Hr i a forum Of independent thought. and
extending. Ia; %, discretion, the hospitality
pi II, Page, - thinker, and scholar. vi ~.
crre,.s and form, OF b,.irf, and a tile same
time 20 maintain relations W.th publishing
house having extensive school book ann
other interests OF il, own to promote Ihi-
change Of imprint vii involve no alteration
whatever III the organization or service Of
the H,rtstr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

n Coon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of our promi-
nent business men said to us the other day:
'In the spring my wife got all run down
and could not eat any thing: passing your
store | saw pile of Hoods Sarsapariila in
the window and got bottle After she
had taken it n week she had n rousing an
petite, and did her everything. She took
three bottles. and il was the best three dol
lars ever invested. CLIIood q Co, Lowell, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

The opinisE 2f the Democratic press is
that the Justices OF tbs sgpreme Court are
wrong in the opinion given by i4.ep relative
TO the power of the Governor to remove IT,
Reporter Of Decisions. The amount of
knowledge displayed by Democratic editors
on questions Of lew. if measured by their
flow of words, would ~ comparison. sadly
dwarf the knowledge Of the Judges. Per
haps Mark Twain had them in view when he
said be "hsd always observed that certain
men wrote best on subjects they knew the
least about"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

If your hair is coming out or turning
gray, do not murmur over a misfortune YOU
Gan 60 easil, avert, Ayers Hair Vigor will
remove the cause of yoqr grief by restoring
your hair to its natural color, and therewiti,
your good looks and good nature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

The Ills which flesh is heir 10 are more
often due to impurities in the blood than is
generally supposed. The publication Of
this vital fluid enables the system TO ward of
its worst enemies. There is no doubt that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is one of the best blood
purifiers in the world, and We feel confident
that those who give it trial will not be dis
appointed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08
Decision in Law.

Samuel F. Lyon vs.. Richard tiaso.,
Plaintiff nonsuit
RescTipt-A mill lot upon which a mill Is
erected is cultivated or improved land within
x. ). 10, si9 s23.
A private was is only authorized by those
sections from the petitioners land TO Il town
or public highway.
The locating private way by the selecimen
Of town is Judicial act requiring the disin-
terestedness on their part in making the loeI-
ton.
The son or nephew Of petitioner for
private way are not di-interested and the To-
cation OF such way by them is void.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

Don't BE- imposed upon if your Kidneys
are out of order, or if you have Dyspepsia.
Ask your druggist for "EIIXIR OF LiPE
RooT' and take no other remedy. 1t is
sure cure in cases of this kind Times.
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0br GllsNOrtb Amrrltm.

Published every THURSDAY Morning al Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me, hy the HANCO,
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Far terms. &c. see Hr.l ps-c.
Rs-S NJ PErTE<GiIf. \ 90. in state street
Boston s- Park Row, Nesy York. anal .pl Chez nut
Street philadelphia tle our AGENT for prpcur-
ing ADVERTISEMENTS for the AMGIC ~ ln the above
cities and authorised 90 contract for advertising al
lowest rates.
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William II. English, who helped defeat
the democratic party in the last national
election. has put statue of his late wife in
the lobby of his opera house at Indianapo-
lis, alongside of the statues'of Terpsichore,
Calliope, and others Of the Muses..
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If you have business in the
courts Of Commissioners, Pro
bate or Insolvency, subscribe
for the AMERICAN.
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The Market Reports in. the
4 American will save you the
price of the paper many times
during the year.
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commissioners Notice

'"E undersigned having been appointed ~, ia.
~, oLlst OF Probate, for the County ar H3, w
of II am e. amine the claims of m q ers,iit
~ Joseph W Gray, late of sedg,ries T., 10
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In, ~. o. December and January neYt "a w
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lS-2.
III arper's Bazaar.
ed.

This popular JOURNAL Is rare combination OF
literature, art and fashion. Its stories, poems
aud -says are by The hcs writers ~ Europe ana
America. It's sngrayngs possess the highest
artistic cNcecu T., aad 10 All matters pertaining
To fashion it Is universally acknowledged to be
the leading authority IN the land. The ne"
volume " 10 contain many hrilli mt novelties.
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Tn, .atos, b4..sj.n from the man, cab
met maker, state, that Mr. Blame Wi.
leave ,hc Cabinet GA che ljta inst. ana VII
be- ,locccIel hy ex-senator Fra.ushey>en
Of New JERSEY
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' \ lENE and eNr,u-,- t.
l-rE' nutHt fn.r Aa,lrc-- T..
q. No, hLEl, augusta. Maine.
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FOREIGN.
Russia.


MORE ANTI-JEwIsH RIoTs-THE CARS PROM
ISES.
LONDON, May 12th.-The Austrian Consul at Kieff
reports that similar but less serious antiJewish ex-
cesses have occurred at Ananjiff and Donotsp.
The Gar has issued manifesto reminding the
people OF the glorious of his father and
the great ref, rms he accomplished After alluding
to the willful murder of Alexander H., he says
"In the midst of our profound grief the voice OF
God commands us courageously to assume the
government of the country, confding in Divine
Providence and in the power of the autocracy
which for the welfare of the people, We have been
called upon to consolidate and defend against all
attacks We in devoting ourselves to our high task
appeal to all faithful subjects to serve us and the
State faithfully and sincerely in order to extrpate
the horrible and rebellious spirit which covers Rus
sia with shame to strengthen faith and morals to
place the education Of the youth upon sound
foundation to eradicate all that is contrary to the
sense of right and integrity, and everywhere to es
tablish order and Justice
THE ROYAL FAMILY AT ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 12th.-The Car, Czarina
and Czarowitz arrived here from Gatchina yester
day morning, and drove to Anniticenkof Palace
At noon the Gar, in open carriage with Prince
Adlenberg drove throu.h Great SAdowa street to
Champs de Mars, the Empress and the rest Of the
Imperial household following in mourning car
riages The usual Cossack escort was dispensed
with but a brilliant escort of mounted officers
closely preceded and followed the carriages. En-
ormous crowds Of people lined Newski Prospect
and other streets leading to the place where the
view of the troops took place The Gar took horse
near the place of review, ard the Empress took an
open carriage. They passed along five lines Of
troops, followed by large suite and the usual
foreign military representation. The troops, who
numbered $4,000, received the Car with enthu-
siasm. The public were not admitted to the review
ground, except by ticket, and to raised platforms
erected for the occasion. After the review their
Maiesties lunched with Prince Oldenburg. They
then visited the cathedral Of the fortress and yotye
Chapel on Catherine canal Crowds Of people as
sembled along the route they traversed, and vel.
coined the royal party cordially.
FLOODS CAUSING DISTRESS.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 12th.-The river Dwina at
Arcbangel has flooded great part of the town,
causing great distress.
ANTI JEWISH RIOTS
ODESSA, May 12th.-A fight occurred at Kyseneff
between the Jews, who form one-third of the popu.
lation, and the Russians The troops represscd the
disturbance and now patrol the streets. Al the
Jewish shops are closed.
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Great Britain.
LARGE FIRE IN LONDON

1
LoNDoN, May lsth.-A large FIRE to-day on South
warS street destroyed Nos ~ to So and also several
houses on Great ouildtord street and in Pump
Court. The losv is heavy
4 BAIL lFF AssAssINATED.
DUBLIN, May 18th The bsilif employed by Lord
Dunda',s, while return, ing from wake this morn.
ing. VAS shot thr ugh the lungs; RECEIVING wound
that viii problby prove mo-iai. his assassins were
concealed behind hedge near oekeen.
FAST ON THE Ro,Ss.
LeSpoN, May lsth.- The British nip Macmillan,
Captain Grey, from Antwerp to Sarf Francisco
grounded on her way down the sheldt an remains
fast.
France.
GOVERNMENT srATsMENr.
PARIS, May l2th.-The Government statepen.
presented in the Chambers to day relative 10 ,p;s
was that the military operations will follow their
regular course. A Gordon has been drawn around
the insurgent tribes, and the Government is per.
mitted TO hope that these operations will be shortly
concluded. The sacrifices of France would NOT lao
sufficiently repaid by seeming and precarious
submission or speedily forgotten promise. and
that the Government viii require durable PLEDGES
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE,
PARIS, May l2th-Vroliek presided m odar,s
sitting of the Monetary Conference. Dana. Rarton
Gernaschi spoke in favor Of bimetallSn The nsx,
sitting viii be held Saturday.
Germany.
ELEcTRIc RAILWAY.
BERLIN, May l2th. The electric railway to Iich
terfeid was opened to-day and wasa perfect success
Austria.
AMNESTY PROCLAIMED
VIENNA, May 18th. The Emperor Francis Joseph
granted an amnesty TO an persons imprisoned for
unpremeditated oifenses arising from poverty.
Turkey.
THE SULTAN JEALOUS OF HIS RIGHTS.
CoSsrAsriSorLE, May l2th.-The Sultan thinks
his rights are being violated and his prestige low.
cred before the Mohammedan wcrid by the invasion
OF Iunis, and is very anxious to do something that
would at least conceal his weakness hense the send
ing of Sheik Scatter 10 Tuuis as an Imperial Com,
missioner
Spain.
RESULT OF THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
MADRID, May 12th.-The recent municipal cleo
tions resulted in the return of 9S,O79 candidates
favorable to the present Ministry and 1894 hostile.
Tunis.
THREAT OF OCCUPATION
TuSIs, May l2th--The French Consul notifies the
Bey that if Turkish ships Of arrive at Golletta
the French troops will Immediately occupy Tunis.
Mexico.
ADvfCEs FROM THE CAPITAL
NEw YORK, May l2th.-The Forld's City of
Mexico special says The Government officially
states that Grant not regarded with distrus The
relations between President Gonzales and Romero
are very cordial. The same correspondent says at
the Grant dinner, Ex-Governor Pacheco, Of Cali
fornia, declined entering upon railroad matters,
because the preceding speaker had said all on the
subject that seemed necessary. The Governor
added in his speech that his ties to the sister Re
public were peculiar Mexico had given him birth
and California, part Of the great northern con-
had nurtured him to manhood. He
loved both with equal fervor and hoped that time
would strengthen the amiable relations now exist
ing between them.
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BUSINESS CHANCES FOB SALE.

TToTEL FURNITURs AND LEASEHOLD;
It'll also completely Furnished Hotel and the
real property Brewery, here and in mountain town;
Grocery St re, or Stock Fixtures and Leasehold
Saloons Candy Factory, Restaurant and Oyster
House, Manufacturing Liquor Business, Flour Mill,
Hay Grain and Feed Store "a rare snd good offer);
Securing and Dyeing Establishment; several County
Patent Rights II Y u come, or are here, and you
want chance Of this kind, and have the money to
pay for it, then call On STRoBEL, the Broker No.
32l J street a23u
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WEINSTOCk 2LUBIN
MECHAN MICS STOREs
Railroad Blockade :!

Owing to the unusual WaSh0uS and faOd along the line Of the
Railroad our Eastern Spring and Summer mp0rat0nS Of DRY
GOODS have been delayed Generally, seasons purchases will
come to hand when expected but this seasons supply came srag
Cling along at the rate Of a case or two at time.
The greater part Of our assortment has now been received and
placed in stock and fully prepared to ShOWa very interesting
II Line of selections 10 FANCY as we'll as DRY GOODS
We desire to impress on the minds Of purchasers the following
few facts which, If remembered will prove Of interest to the
ECONOMICAL AND PRUDENT
F'irst-We shall this season
show the Newest Designs, Styles
and Fashions.
Second-We shall carry the
Largest A Assortment.
Third-OUR PRICES ARE AND WILL IN
VARIABLY BE THE LOWEST.
We know this to be fact, we have carefully com
prices with those of others, and have always
FOUND OURS TO BE THE LOWEST
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round OVER
PEOPLE could not exist limited
the the
this be gained must be
accomplished furthermore
the sufficient
CONTINUE TO BE THE
that
until night finish the days
Boston and send them Thus proving that
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EpW. CApYyALApER.

nFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
residence, corner Tenth and n streets, Sacra.
mento, Cal.
Notary Public
United States Commissioner
Commissioner of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conveyancer.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, LEASES, Contracts. ETC.,
rawn and acknowledged. mr19tf
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FOR SALE---A BARGAIN.

FARM OF !, l,o-2 ACRES OF PATENTED ssss
~ land situated on the stage road in Nap Ne9'S
county, California; l25 acres rich level land, ---
under cultivation now sOwn to wheat and hay
garden, vineyard aud orchard, and a comfortable
frame dwelling the premises school.house and
Title perfect. Terms easy, ard possession given
when requiped. For particulars call on or address
CADWAL ADER & PARSONS, Real Estate Agents,
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q 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

TNoR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN lEzzssss
Subdivisions as per survey, 400 acres s'pS
Of first-rate FARMING LAND formerly Known '-<s's
as the I" Boards RANCH" at the Mission OF
San Jose. Alameda County. Apply to the FRENCH
SAvIEGS BANK, No. 53l California street, San
Francisco a26-lp1m
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TELESCOPE.

NTADE BY SALoMoN& SONS, ALBERMARLE
lHh street, London, and costing there e20, with
Terrestial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night, Eye-e glasses and Tripod, all complete. IN ma
hogany box, will be sold cheap. Inquire CT
22ipim DALE * CO., Sacramento.
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Politeness costs nothing, and that is ong
reason why so many people bessow notiting
else on their chance acquaintaUces.--[New
Orleans Picayune.
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The Register Cal says !" 1t took ages to
bring women up to the standard of mar
riage." Whist did The ME, do 1u..ag
those ages?
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Our for this sale has been already given. viz
That each of institutions growing fast that
change all round is imperative and necesstates general
inventory Our Balance Sheet must be ready by MAY 81
1884, therefore this radical way Of reducing stock
Just follow little further, and will be brief
HALE BROS. give no credit, and therefore 20 loss.
HALE BROS pay rent the customers pocket not taxed for that
HALE BROS buy all for CASH. and the advantage Of that is obvious
HALE BROS receive an average discount of Six and Haf Per Cent
on every dollars worth of goods they purchase.
HALE BRS by their present system Of working save the House
nearly $4,000 per annum and, as climax to these ad
Vantag6 our five houses are developing themselves at such
rapid rate that it becomes imperative that the stock
along the whole line should be reduced in order to place our
houses on more comprehensive footing ALI this is important
you reader personally as there was not another buyer but
yourself Will you take advantage of it, Weigh our state
mentS and the position in which placed and think for
ysurSe Come to our House and See and having geon your
verdict can be none else than that HALE BROS the House
for the people" and HALE BROS we will patronize"
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SALE,

Osn ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, gs&
e1tU two mi es last Of Clay Station, Sacrl- ~
mento county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard --Ae-
and Blackberry Vines 140 acres OF pasture all well
fenced; dwelling house of nine rooms new horse
barns, hay barn, stables and. wagsn sheds wind
mill and tank capac tv COO gallons waterpipes in
house. barns and corrals: two living springs On
place Terms easy; title perfect.
For further particulars, apply to
ID. A. HAMBrRGEs.
No 207 street, Sacrs-seuto; or to
m4.Im O. ). BOA SIisAN, Gait.