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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-28
NUMBER Id
Does Wealth Bring Happiness ?


On one of the last days of his
earthly existence Mr.. Johns Hopkins
called his devoted gardener to him
ana said: II am beginning to hate
TINS place, because it does not brino
IN money. l hate everything that
does not bring in money. Did Won
ever feed hogs? Have you not OIL
served that the strong animals bear
away the ears of corn and that the
weaker ones pursue them suueaIino-
~ In hopes that all or some of the
treasure VIII be lost or dropped ?p
me gardener replied that the sketch
was true. "Well, then," said Mr..
hopkins. II am that strong hog.
nave that big ear of corn, and every
pigglsh rascal in Baltimore ia intent
| upon stealing IL az wrestsnsr. q ssr..,.,.
'''e oir.' ne SAID, turning brus-
quely to the gardener, "do YOU think
very rich man is happy ?" The
gardener answered: "The extreme
OF poverty is a sad thing. The ex.
IRENE of wealth, no doubt, bears
win 1t many tribulations." Mr..
Hopkins reioined : "You are right,
my friend; next to the hell of being
utterly bereft of money is the purga-
tory of possessing vast amount of
1t. have mission, and under its
shadow l have accumulated wealth,
but not happiness"
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"AND YE SHALL KNOW .
There are br,ars in our way,

There are brlars In our way,
Thorny places do we reach;
Lord, be with us night and day;
From Thy Holy Book, oh teach!
Balm in Gillead let us find,
Thy own tender words oflove;
Undern cath us put Thy hands;
Father, hear US from above.
"As thy day thy strength shall be;''
.'I will guide thee with mine eye;"
Up, look up! If thau wouldst see
One who always standeth by.
Closed eyes, though all upturned.
Could behold no vision bright;
Though so very close to me,
They must look to have the sight.
Hear the message, children dear,
Fen from God, whose name is just;
"Cast on me your every care"
Leave 1t all, yes! all in trust.
When the Land OF Promise reached,
Land of rest and no more fears,
..Thau shalt know" why have been set
Copies io po wropght n feerz'
Nom Ho1t oh ep3.f,fy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-28

Lumber dealers throughout the
country find themselves with very
meagre supply Of walnut, and the
price rapidly advancing. In Boston
it is said that some grades of walnut
have advanced at least Sl2 per thous-
and feet during the past year, and
the price in other markets is proper
tionately higher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-28

The pronounced opinion of the
ablest physicians all over the country
indicates that Or. Bulls Baby Syrup
is the best remedy for all the suffer-
ings of little children caused by Wind
Colic, Dysentery, Diarrh9a or Sum
mer Complaint. Price 25 cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-28

One quart of cheap whiskey 1.-THE
cheaper the better judiciously ap-
piled, will do more business for Satan
than the smartest deacon he has got.
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Feu upon him. His figure is as
ss and well-set-up as of yoe, and
iace has gained an expression of
cas'n control and of gentle manliness
W makes Ralph GrantIy one to
W#th women and chiliren instinc.
'iEslv turn for succor or protection.
Z a.neyer in vain. He has obeyed
'a'her.'s dying behest. There is
''<'ahadow on the old name now, no
la1kt OF reproach can cling to it. The
sI7<aks oi gray that are here and
1A#te dlscernible in the fair hair and
eutling beard tell how sharp the
s'fRggle has been. He has sacrificed
asthe altar of stern, uncompusing
usisy but to-day there is no memory
q py gone trials to cloud his brow.
~ dreams only OF the possibilities of
| the dear future.
vi Miss WNnahain A home 2 he
Inquiries oftlle footman, who prompt
ly appears in answer to his summons
at the bell.
Yes SIR
win you ask her to grant me the
favor OF short interview ?"
What name, sir"
No name
The man is too we'll trained to ex-
express surprise, as he ushers the
visitor actoss the wide paved hall
into the morning room. pleasant
tlower-scented apartment, with a
home Like litter of books, and music,
and work, about it.
He is not kept long waiting. There
is a rustic of silken garments with
out. the door is quiently opened, and
the lady ne desired to see is before
him.
Overpowering agitation renders
him silent and motionless. His
thoughts fly back to vision of a
long ago. A vision of crowded
ballroom, with music gayly playing,
and whirling figures sweeping by, of
green-robed maiden, with archly-
smiling lips. standing by his side--a
maiden in the first flush of girlish
beauty, and radiant with the joyous
ness of youth that has known
nn;thor M rx, nor cArrouy
Now he beholds a graceful woman,
the promise of early loveliness
brought to maturity. gracious in pres
ence and self-possessed in manner,
with terder, hopeful patience. and
sweet cheerfulness written in the
curves of The sensitive mouth and
shining out from the depths of the
dark eyes. Such one might the
poet have had in mind when he
wrote of
"a perfect woman nobly planned"
You wished, I think she begins
courteously and little stiff1y, for
Ralph stands with his back to the
window, and she imagines herself ad-
dressing stranger.
He moves quickly toward her,
With subdued cry she recognizes
him, and her cheeks grow almost
white. She essays to falter out some
polite greeting, some commonplace
welcome but the words die away
ere her tongue can give them utter.
ance.
He takes her hands in his, his own
face very pale, and his voice rugged
and broken.
DO you remember TIE last time we
met. and the request l made you
then?
She bows her head mutely.
did you guess? All, surely you
must, what / intended to ask you the
next day p
Again she signifies mute assent.
Am too late? Oh? love-love,
may l, dare |, ask that question
now?'
The slender fingers lie passive in
his clasp, the dropping head is raised,
the steadfast eyes look bravely up,
though every limb is trembling, as
she answers -
4 have waited for you; l knew
you would come some day.
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The revenue to the Government in
England from patent medicines is
over 81 100000 a year. hf -
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Eleven years haye passed away.
1t is warm, balmy evening in the
beginning of May. The clock at the
little lodge is striking six, as a gen.
tleman enters the iron gates of the
Court. spacious, rambling old-fash-
ioned house, standing in extensive
grounds on the outskirts of Trow.
chester.
AS he walks quickly along the
smoothly-grayelled drive, and the
shifting light from either side falls
upon him, it is not difficult to recog-
nize Ralph Grantly.
Time has delt kindly with him,
or rather time has but added to the
gifts which nature has already be-
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claiming her, she gives him the de-
sired promise.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

GEO. G. STURGISS,
W Drugs, Medicines,
Perfumery Toilet articles, Stationery
Tobacco ana Cigars. Alder st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

Tb,,Ls,;v;r. serv;o.. ura he,a ves,er
day in the churches al Northwest and South
Deer Isle, but little respect is paid here to
the religious side of this venerable, New
80 AM IL Io ~ " ~ daa ,nao, ~, ,rd
Pr. ~ ''e
c,-.-l-,
A.. ~ aro -, - - = 80.
,rL;cb 49, and ~ axo.iIa,, sla;oh;n.,
.,o,;, .;.. Tho ,ad;o. mad.
"A ~ 49,, n.r 80. Thanla
", ~, 49," Lt.p POI. ,' 10 - Ia -
-. W hal;.ne -. - ..,.aan'.
,, IA
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Condition Of the Pacific Bank Of
Boston.
BosroN. Nov. ~

\, the meeting OF the Directors and prin-
cpal Stockholders Of the Pacific Bank. this
afternoon. the condition Of the Banks AZ
fairs was explained in detail by Examiner
Needhan. In order to resume business the
bank must be able 10 meet liabilities Of
about -. 500 900 These include $1,000
600. due other bank, the remainder being
divided between depositors and holders Of
certificates Of deposit. TO meet these claims
comprise Weeks miscellaneous securities, to
cover his debt Of Il .29O 600. the sum Of
$4,000 due from other banks The specie
and legal tender notes on hand and prob
ably two million dollars Of promiscuous loans
and discounts An indication Of the char
acter Of these securities is the shr.nkage Of
that portion having total face value $3.50
O00 to the extent Of making II necessary 10
raise one and half millions in cash before
the bank can resume. The directors state
that they are not vet ready 10 give 10 the
public the exact details 81 liabilities and
sets. Tha; the Insolvency Of the bank is
entirely due to Weeks Indebtedness and
tina, Weeks wil pay s5oo.oo0 Of the ,um
necessary TO pu, the hank through IL diff
cuiiies Several Of the Stockholders offered
to subscribe SjoO00 10 TIN, end 4 com
mit,ee Of Directors and Stockholders VA,
appointed with instructions 10 make farther
canvass among all the stockholders to obtain
funds necessary for resumption.
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Mrs. ROYALS hulled corn team will com
,,ara. .un,s,, ,,axt Sasnrdax

Mrs. ROYALS hulled corn team will COM
menoe running next Saturday.
! The thermometer got down to zero, Mon
day morning. but since then it has been
steadily climbing.
The Portland Argus says the stock OF
the Franklin Extension Mining Co., on Sat
urday jumped to Is cents and is in demand.
Mr.. J. W. Davis. who has recently sold
\ out his carriage business to his son, calls on
delinquents TO settle their accounts before
Jan lst.
Live agents to canvass for Mark Twain
new book, prince and Pauper," with sew
eral others Of equal interest. are wanted by
W. II. Thompson & Co, Boston. See their
advertisement
DR.. Alexander Fulton and wife have
returned from an extended Western tour.
They went as far West as Denver and ex-
press themselves greatly pleased with the
people they met and the country through
which they passed
The Original Chatterbor for November,
published BY Estes \ Lauriat, Boston, is
fine illustration of how interesting the
tnllufen magazine OF tne present can ot
made. Ii is finely illustrated and abounds
in interesting and instructive stories.
Union services we're held at the Meth
odist church. Ellsworth. on Thanksgiving
Day. Rev. ). Tenney. ID. d.. Rev. G. W.
Hudson and Rev. Mr.. Wardwell, we're pres
ent and took part la the services. An
able sermon on The future Of our country"
Was preached by the Rev. Mr. Hudson.
Mrs. Louisa Haslam Of Waltham. an
old lady of y wears has recently been
visiting her daughter Mrs. \. VI. Moore in
North Ellsworth. As Mrs. Haslsm has
never allowed herself to be idle she CON
Guided TO do some spinning while making
the visit and has spun from eight TO ten
skeins a day for the pas, six days.
\ large house greeted Prof. Easily Tues
da, evening. This gentleman possesses an
excellent voice which Is well cultivated. aud
this coupled With good degree Of dramatic
ability. enables him to take on the voice. in
tonaton. and. in some cases. the actual APP
pcarancc Of the character which he desires
to represent. He was frequently applauded
and a. he Is TO read again tonight he should
have another full house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHER- AS Richar Hopkins Of rland,
W Hancock County, State of Naine. by his
mortgage ,lee.i dated he lit Il November
A. ID. 1871, ami rec 'dc'i In tie Hancock Il gi \
of De,sis, BDuN leo. Page 334 eyed u Cell 1
BrOan wife Of W lillian Brown, of -ai Oriand a
certain Of real est te itu te in sal Oria ii
AID bounded as follows: beginning he south.
cas- corner Of James \. Liplcy's | nd thence
no h. d. deg ees west fifty-tw rusls and ten link :
10 hand of Joseph L. hopkins thence south Is =
gree west fifteen and one alf roais "A stake
thence $ ut e. deg ee east finy tw rods and ten
links 10 the town rUa,i lead ny from c uuty
road to Spark Point so-ealled. h nee nortleriy
by said town road Ia he lace of begin ny, To-
geth with all the buildin thereon; said IN TT
gage deed and de was a signed TO me by said
CtL,A BROWN
on the day 4 august. A. ID $50. and reeO'd-d
In Hancock Registry a Deed Book III, Page 40.
The light OF re'leening said pre- ise- l. b. terms
Of said mortgage Tim ted to one year. The condi-
ton 1T mortgage has been broken, nov IlIeIt.
fore. BY reaso o. tn bre cb OF TIN. co lfiti6n
there (, claim foreclosure OF Sail mortgage
- tST Az RTRlDGE,
by q Z. Cunningham, his atty.
orlana. Sept 10. 1881. sw46s
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BraokIia

Thank sgiying passed yer, quietly, and
without the usual sermon, as the pastor,
Rev Mr.. Fish vas iudisposed.
This town j, rich in antiquity. The red
man must have made this peninsula a home
FOR centuries Indian relic, are found all
along H. southern shore. The land in some
places has depth Of five or SIX feet Of clam
shells Arrow beads. stone axes. bones Of
animals. clay beads aud skulls OF human be
ing, have been uneartked BY the plow \
lev wear. ago. the skull Of an Indian ~a>
found of immense size. The teeth we're all
double and the head OF Webster woulG have
been dwarfed beside II
-BrookliH is evidently a scientific town.
The following are some Of the popular
question, and puzzles In building a
fence. # the poles are Tapped by siN inches.
arr siN inches or one foot lost IN length ?"
III tl i placed upon the rim Of L wheel
and another the axle. and the whole
moved for~a ard TIL il gives one turn TO
the wheel, how much does one fly move
more than the other" And again. one person
offers to put up dollar that he can put All
egg on the floor. and no one can break il
with a wash tub. We took that "Vou bet, ="
for any one could see there was money in il.
Soon the tub Was ready and so was the egg ;
but ii Sas placed close in the corner of the
room, 80 that the tub could not be broueh;
within Xix inches Of 1t. We lost that.
We are not much scared about the small
pox down here. though some Of US NAY
smoke the next issue Of the AMERICAN.
A steamboat wharf will probably be
built at Naskeag Point next spring, or al
some place more central. I. ALDiS.
Nov -
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~ artayiIi~.

Every thing moves on in it. usual hap
py fashion IN this quiet little town. and the
outlook fof the winter = good. Everything
j. settling down for the winter season cN-
crpi the road, which are like Jordan hard
To travel" and the weather which seems
bound to maintain the evil reputation II &C
qu!rcd th!s past year, 10 the bitter end.
F. l.. Church has thoroughly repaired
the ,anncry. at a cost Of nearS thousand
dollars. and has commenced work on full
time. He has also built large barn for the
accommodation Of hi, hor-c.. Of which he
expects To empio, about forty. \. ;. Pen
nry has returned 10 h., postum a, clerk and
accountant for Mr. Church. to the great sat
i,faciiou of all lie has bcrn Teaching dur
ing hi> vacation. at Ea,'hrook with the
usual success that hls merit and ability.
a. a teacher ALWAYS insure.
Tine School IN District No =, taught
b, Mr. Fred Phillips. Of Hancock. closed on
the irh inst. liNA, Ne1 successful term.
the teacher winning the regards of both
scholars and parents. Mr.. Phillips 1, great
], missed ia the meetings TO which he ~as
a valued and ever welcome addition.
NrNo.
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Nominations by the Governor.

Governor Plaisted made the following
nominations at Augusta, Nov. d.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-John
Garner. Lewiston; T.. G. Ambrose, Read
field Manassah Smith, Deering T.. W.
Mitchell. Freeport; Francois y. Belleau,
Auburn: Edwin A. Hobson. Hollis VIM.
Flowers. Bangor; Colman Harding, Cor
ham Gus,avus Is. MardeA. Veazie Luther
5. Smith. Surry.
Trial Justices-Daniel W Rice, Of Wis
casset. and James 7. Russell. of Farming
ton.
Notary Pubic-Benj. Thompson. of Port
land.
County Attorney. York Co.-John ;.
Derby, OF Saco. To take effect Jan. to
fill vacancy.
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Shs.I.ifl'~ sale.

b.
TAhE> on execution and will be snli d public
aucti Ia. on he twenty fourth day Of Decem
Der A -. lssl, at n of the clock in the forenoon
at the "iiic of GeO. VI. NaTfen, Ia Ca,tine in said
County, IL the right, title and interest which Hez
eklah Moore OF tastine, IN the County Of Han
cock, had ON the 2ith DAY Of August, A. II. 1851
hen he same att che'i on TIL. original " lt
In AMI e. the follow Ing described real estate Ill
uatet 10 Casting. H. said County, to Wit: Bou. Il.
Ell on The northwest b. l. n1bscOt Ba on the
southeast by High >treei on the northeast 10y land
Of neo. III. y itheric, Joseph West~olt aud town II
a-t!nr aud on { southwe BIS IN Obe. int and
land n thas j. Abi'"tt, the same O.ing the home.
stead lot OF the ate daniel .tnDre.
". VI. W lRDWELL. Deputy shrriG.
NOV. II. 1851. 3w+s
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MARRIED..

El-woHh-Noy. -. by R-v. Dr. Tenney
M harris \. lugail, and Miss Cors Lizzie
Emery. b IN Of Eden.
Elen-NOv. - by Rev. J. r. Eveieth. Nr.
RuIu, Gos. Of Ellsworth, aud Miss Emily II.
Hamor Of Eden.
" Inter lisrbor--Noy. ~, by VIM. Rand.
E.q.. Mr.. Eugene {. Sargent and Miss Susan
Y Young both OF Gould,bOro.
BIuehil,-NOy. -, b, Rev. jos. II. Taylor Of
North srdgw ick, Mr.. Lester -. Wa.hburn and
Miss Lizzie j. Cahdage, daughter Of Mr. j.
I. Candage.
Mt Desert, Nov. -. by Rev. A. \. Jones
Mr.. r. ;. Ilamor of Eden aud Miss Helen II
Leland OF Trenton.
Nov. ~, BIZ same, Mr. j. L. Carter snd
Miss Dora f.. GrN DO h II Mt. Desert.
N,r na-Noy. "a, by Rev. I. Gerrish OF
BuckspOit. Mr.. Gustav Hoffman aud Miss
Mari Hopkins both Of Verona.
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Escape Of Prisoners.
BlDpEFoRp, Nov. ~.

Last night Joseph Peters and Van White
escaped from the Alfred jail by throwing
pepper into the eyes Of jailor r. G. Stev-
ems. There was another prisoner by the
name Of Perkins in the conspiracy, but Stew
ems got hold of him and succeeded in hold
ing him until assistance arrived. Peters
was recently bound TO the Supreme Court
on account Of the recent burglaries in this
CITY and Saco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

BaeLspers.
Col. Robinson's "Humpty Dumpty'
was a complete sell.
The Sanford Steamers are making three
trips per week leaving Boston and Bangor,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
ID. =. Saunders, of Orland, deputy
Sheriff has gone South for few weeks.
The plans of the Bucksport & Ellsworth
Railroad are all finished in No. order, and
ready for the committees inspection.
The Congregational society are making
repairs upon their vestry.
Judge Redman. Of Ellsworth, passed
through this place one day last week.
Please keep your small pox at Els
worth
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Notice of Foreclosure,

no all persons interested be II known that on
i the 18th day OF April l>T6, DWELL Giindie
and Sophronia l.. Grindie. Of Sedgwick, County OF
cook anr y re of Maine. CONVEX ia ~ me by
their NOR, age deed Of that date, a certain tract
6r parcel of and with the b. Il ings thereon sit
nated 10 said segwiek. for the boundar rs aud do.
seliption of which reierenc may te had 10 the ~
cord thereoi in. he Hancock Registry of doets,
Vol I52, Page $50. AMI whereas the conditions
Of said Mortgage have been. and still are broken,
claim foreclosure Of the same, notice of which
Is hereby given.
NATHAN PARKER
S0igwtek, November 10, lsbl. 3W4A
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HAS'oCk ss.-Soy. L. A. H.. 1851.
10y rrtue uf An execution issue, fruIn the
ID supreme Judicial Court, against James |.
Keith. formerly Of Ellsworth, The same having
b IN attached sept. D. \. ID Isl, upon he
original Wr I ia said .ctiou have select certain
lot or parcel Of Zeal ate situated IA Ellsworth
IN sail County bounded and described a. follows
On the Ea-t by the road leading frum Ellsworth
u >urTl the south nj West Is land IL Geo.
Wo"d. GA the North by la Il OF ark 4 Dayi-,
an being The homestead lately occupie 10y said
Keith. Mud sha -eli .aiii lot or parcel of Rra
Estate Al p4huc auction Ia the highest bidder
therefor, at The eris Office In Ellsworth ia -ail
County, on Monday the l2ti day at December \.
u. lssl al 10 o'clock III fore obn.
\. X. DENEKEUN, sheriff.
4 true copy Attest
3wId \. X. DEVEREUN. sheriff
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q. on | dstporo

Charles Wood is teaching the school
here. and II is good school.
Our coasters are on their las, trips.
The deer hunters came in high, Thanks
giving day.
John $. Young fred at a deer the 18th
and burst his gun. No damage to deer or
hunter.
That stuffed ov ,ha; 7. Adm thought
he Jaw here is alive and we'll with the eN-
ocption Of broken wing. An owl can 81,
stli. TaHidermists are very scarce indeed
here and there are but two Ia, gAihercrs in
town. Y. "
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Christ the Lord


Published By OLIVER pIisON \ GO. l''ic. ~ C.
There = getting 10 bs quite d' niand Tor mu-
sic for Christina. fcslnAs and the hAr. Not
only are the children to be piessed bul all
ages are 10 be provided with entertainment
The caniatA here mentioned L. ui sacred ma
ture the ir,t part onls a .Nlns iet en'e 10 the
glad time a B-thI,hrm Hut il contains We'll
made words aud good mu>ir. which J. all & ~
enough TO be conquered in two or three choir
rcht a. "a
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Business Notices.
Ou Thirty Days Trial.

wewill send DIT. DYES Celebrated Electro y,
taic Belts and other Electric Appliances on INA
for tn rfy DAYS 10 Young men ana Oluer Pefscus
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost VI
tality, etc guaranteeing speedy relief and com
pete restoration OF yigoF and mani Cd Al-o ior
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paraly sis, Liver an
Kidney difficulties, Rupiures, ana many oih, uls
eases Ilu trated pamphlet sent free Add,ess
YoItaic Belt Co, Mar hall. Mich i!rfe
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Family Poisoned.

The Lewiston Journal SAYS: 4 few DAYS
ago a French family bl the name OF sam
don. moved to Lisbon from Brunswick.
About ten DAYS ago six Of them we're taken
sick in very singular manner A, first
they showed strong typhoid symptoms. and
II Was supposed the cause was drinking vat
er from an impure we'll. But the sickness
soon developed strong symptoms Of poison
ing. A. the family could not speak Eng
lI,h and were strangers. It Was quite while
before the doctors could elicit any facts to
throw light upon the case. Finally IL vas
asCcrtained that some travelling peddler
had sold them four pounds OF green tea for
81 and ali " ho had used IT acre affected in
the same manner, while the rest of the FAINT
IL we're exempt The tea is undoubtedly
the cause Of the trouble. and the phy.Icians
think the high color Of 1t and the symptoms
indicate arsenic. 4 Young girl about Is
wears Of age died last Monday, and boy
about II wear. old ~.ll probably die also.
The other members of the family arc CON
sidered out Of danger but are still NcrN SICK
II j. serl hard case. The faml, CONSIST
cd often children and they are quite poor
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

GosGHEG ATEpNAL-Preaehing At 10 - a n, aid r. NJ
sabbath school a rs P. n.
Preaching a ? and Ia sabbath school
att IN Weekly Prayer Meeting. Tuesday e'enihs al
: Ia % clock
USITAuAS. -C1urch service 3ls ?. n aud : ~ p n
SUNDAY school . Il: - ?. n.
2F.N
METHopIsr-PreAchng at : and P,s sabbath school
atiF
UNIoS TESrEzASc. MFErISe-Every sunday ats: Is
P n at Temperance Hall