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Notice Of Foreclosure

w thEA> by a mortgage deed dated .rru ..,
W 1874, John Driscoli c6nyeyri T." - ; PM .
'in; i"' 81 land 'ituat Il in Ci6uld-baro, s,,j a.
1900, 100" ~ toHo"s . wit Beginui4s at a -rr,,ce
t'Is " tit town road, hence by said r,ad =, ~,
- 4 Ili'iiia Moo e; thence 81 .aid Mnnre'
i ~ 'lht " me Meadow BROOK theme. IN .,iJ
81, - ilo''iIM strrly 10 Arey- land L. 4, - -
".nhe Hes.erty 10 land OF he Pr1prietor, thsnc
i, ',iei !! To Fr"PT'sfors land t. stake narti
t,iin, ~ 1t,u'fN 10 the place Of beginning con
w. MY N AZ in-i runent dated Aug : Issl
III "arIh assigned ssid IN rtzage l., F,,nL
HuNAIha- me conditions u said Inn,t n, =. IN
ing br"ken, ny reason thereof l. frant Ii5s,t ~; ~
~ nee Vi ''id Martin, claim foreclosure Of tb
3Wil IN ~ ,,
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The date on the address-label on each subseri
hers paper shows the time to which the subsrrip-
ton Is raid and all subscribers in arrears are
REQ uested TO pay up as soon az possible
In All COMMUNICATIONS relating to subscriptions
our CORES pondents are requested to state the
Post Office to which the paper IL, OF Il Ia be sent
and to be careful 10 write all proper names pam
". L.
In directing change Of address, always give
the present address a. well A. the one 10 which You
wish the paper afterwards sent.
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-Presiden, Arthur is fast acquiring the
reputation for retioence. which characterized
the admin -,ra'ion Of President Grant; He
Is good listener bu, beyond tina, neither
the office-seekers, nor the seekers after new,
appear 10 gain any information from him.
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Notice of Foreclosure

Ait t,i,. ulton have C aim by mortD,a -.
is 'ct. - Isst and recorded In Vol 9g fSfo
in pi.b;i, liam l"t o. parcel of land situated
y nuehili anu founded as follows I vii n
n ,,,nnl.l,f ne schg"i House in Dist No %
Horton .aii a Ed"ari llerrick to Land Of John
ti.,,i tlehce -" theasterly D. the UiphwsD.
@ 1ut" st T. first bound rontai In ,
conditions =, e VITA al buildings the, con. The
. ain, :, a., ii, ~ al mortgage are broker and
Tor that purpo-e. s'e THIS houee
ALEXANDER FULTON
Ellsworth, sept o. 1851. Z" campbell ,a
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To the Honorable BOarl OF County Commiss toner's
u Hancock County.
WE the undersigned citizens Of Deer Isle, re
w spe"tiully represent that there is great neerl
Of town way. or road. commencing 1t ur near
the town road running Ia tie quarry formerly o.
cupie'i by \. ;. TruBdy 4 Co, and from thence
suuthwesterly over lands occupied BY Char e.
Eaton and Paul Tn rlow and 70 lermin ite at the
town rad near the house of said Paul Thurluw ,
and your petitioners iurther rcpFt sent that the
selectmen OF said tOwa have unreasonably fused
Ia lay out said road or town way, therefore your
P'utioners pray hat yoar Honorable Body wi
lay out snd est b.- % said way at as early date a.
conyenien, and Glib -..s will ever pray.
GtORGE IuI.MAN, aud Eleven others.
Deer Isle, Oct To- 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

An eminent physician of large practice
says. Il have examined the formula from
which AddmsoH's Botanic Bdlsam is pre-
pared and can recommend it as safe and
reliable remedy for Coughs and Colds"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

COMPOUND Of 4sure Cod
80 va ANA Lime Tn, advantage, Of M.
t ''''" OYER me plain on l., that the ua,l eat
lIiH li7te u the on l. entirely removed. and ibr
~ ,s entered Pdlatiblc. The offensive. ta-i. OF
II - i"i- act'-l - great objection To IL
a 49, \ h"-t n certificates might b. given
J5,.r .1 VIZ !" ne excellence and -ucre,- ot
that II Is prescribed BY the tne,iir,I f,,i,it - 81,
i ,giGn ~, SolI by A H. WILBoK. Chemist boston,
bW31
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THURSDAY. o--oEE5 20. 1851.

The Senate adjourned from Monday to
FRIDAY noon Of this week. in order that
those who desired 10 do so, could attend the
celebration al Yorktown.
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Surely truth is stranger than fiction.
One druggist alone has sold more than a
thousand bottles OF 'ELIXIR or Lire Roor.r
aud has never found case where It has
filled to cure. How is that for record?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

President Arthur sent to the Senate
last week the name Of Hannibal Hamin. a.
Minister to Spain and that body promptly
confirmed the appointment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20

Victims to Constipation and its untold
miseries can keep in good condition, by a
moderate use of Ayers Pill, the surest
safest and most reliable Cathartia,
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SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES.

The storie-, move cts, Sc. In Jefferson" are
admitted Ia be the best Published. All the most
popular ieina'e writers contribute to it. Ia ls,2,
abou; LOO orr ginal stories will be given, and Ia
addition six Copyr ghi N0yerts, by Ann :
stephens. Frank Lee Benedict. Jane L. Aus IL,
Marietta ilolley, Lucy II. Hooper and >lr-. +. l..
Cushing The
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Me~-cne Notice.

Gg.'a tas NA.rE e5 HaHsart County
STATE 81 MAINE iaHrarA, 81. prt -. 4. u. 1851.
Jlil~ II 70 XIV. uutic. hat on & thirteenth 70 u,
Of bytHbrr. a u. list. i NATrusg lu ln-ul
N"nCV Wa i--ue,i aut - the court 81 Insolvency
lwr -aii county 90 Han X against he tc 81
W iliam 800. of fsHuhsrBt Afliu TX q e. BE-. an In
solvent lsrhiur, on tItIuu e said u. htnr which
81 ili"u va ictl "u the l-th day # - To- "a y.
Isl, " y men A-t nam q date iutt VT I'D, ms
Il ~ he rrugutrl, That the payment II any debts
aui the delivery Aad transfer ug auS property tie
luugt To- -aid Debtor. h. him 30 Tor III, u-., anil
arr forbade hy law That meeting II The rel
it'T- of sail Debtor. To prove thttri BIT and
cho'c one "r more ASH Hcc- % bi- estate via be
hrii ~ urt ~ in~olt De hatlcn At Hlls..
hiN Oh the Probate ufli in -aid tuuuty VI Han.
'k nu enc Second Ilv 10 November 4 /, 1851 al
tWn o'clsrk ia { e. afternoon
TfNtu uu.i.r ny haufl the tate first above writ
ten ". WNRpM Ri. p,pafa >hefF az
H.ss'"ssi fsr 'hs Court nY fus,ir,Hcs
3a4.' fur tls t..a..s., Hlr-a.I
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Picked Up Adrift.

DICKED up, on salem. a ao-,-
1 with yellow rail. Tbe ovrsss. painted white
~ paying charges. Inquire ~ can have her
WILLIAM OBFR.
Oct 9Th, IssI. 1reEaonr Maine.
9ssa
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The L. ). Senate, THURSDAY, elected
David DAVIS. President Of the Senate. IN
place Of Bayard by vote OF 30 10 -,
DAVIS and Bayard not voting.
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SHINGLES !! SHINGLES !
ONE MILLION
6 edar shiag,es,
MADE FROM THE BEST OF OLD GROWTH
For Sale by
-. ~. HOPKINS.
ELLswORTH. ~
2stf MAINE
Non Resident Iaxos

Z following list Of taxes on Re.l r.+... l.,
for the veaT ne - owners in the town Of FPn in
pl e1os con, ctor of said Town on d. an imam
msfning nnS me- 20 returned by him 10 me- y r ~
hi cert fcate ~ ~ me NH lay Of JUL IssI tv
i not'ee = hereby given that If ~ M 9npaid
Of aid S avn, casSes sre not a to tbe Tre,sr
p LlS commitment Of said biIis - 'IOl the Tate
annuni & xed as Will be slflcient t o. We
viii Wtb" uS 1erelor lneludng interest a. ss
A. she Seleetmen's Office in said t puoi auction
' u January lssZ, at two O'Clock p. me ninth
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

THERE were in the Massachusc it's
public insane asylums on the list or
October 3. 100 insane persons. If whom
l.46l were men and l.oIs women. The
deaths among the lunatics Of the State
are AZ Q rate nearly three times greater
than that Of the whole community. The
number Of recoverics i somewhat less
than the deaths in most of the estab-
lishments. Another suggestive fact ap-
pears. About iive-sixihs of the insane
are paupers. That goes ~ sustain re-
cent statements that insanity Il most
frequent among those who suilcr from
the poverty and wrctchedness Of modern
life. We must remember. however.
that the number Of insane patients
given does not include large part Of
those who come from the ranks 81 the
more wealthy. MANY II these lunatics
arc.not confined in public asylums. but
are IN private retreats or are kept al
home. Add them ID the number civen
BY the census Of the asvlunt. and the
total Of the insane in Massachusetts will
reach 1000 Insanity is on the increase
in the State. Its growth does not fol-
low the proportion Of gain IN p0pula-
ton. but Is nearly double that ew
York Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

ALArGE proportion ofWestern farm
ers make very poor provision for sup
plying their stock with water during
the winter. Springs that afford asupply
"a water that Il moderately warm are
scarce. and few OF these that exist arc
utilized 70 the extent they should be.
Gcnerally the water for the supply Of
farm stock II procured from well IN
or near the farm yard and is raised bv
means Of hand pump. The water Is
often nearly at the point OF freezing
when 4 ". drawn, and i ordinarily con-
vcyed into trough that is lined with
ice. Animals that drink this wx<er
sliicr severely from cold. It Is often
The case that there Is but one trough Ia
the yard for the acc ommodaton of q
large n0Trbor 81 horses. cattle and
sheep Of different ages. II is generallr
surrounded w icc Oh hich animals are
likely 70 slip u receive Injuries. The
younger animals suffer most because
they are hooked or pushed bv those
that are Older and stronger. During
very severe weather many farmers only
allowstock q have access TO water once
as&ay, and a. consequence they drink
~ much that they suffer from the cold
produced BY taking 50 large IN amo unit
81 water into the sySfcm Il once.
~ practicable, stock should be sup
pied during the winter with water
furnished BY spring. a. Il i generally
several degrees warmer than that drawn
from = well. The we'll should be cover
ca ~ should the trougls into which the
water y conveyed. The practice Of
bringing water into barns and stables
ms given excellent satisfaction where
ever 4 has been introduced. When IL
y not practicable 10 convey water into
.he buildings where stock Is kept. the
'ro'ighs for holding II should Be under
SHEDS and surrounded by spacious
that can Be kept free from ice 4
'nd snow. Young stock should be al.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

THE season Is upon as when much is
70 be dreaded from poor ventilation.
II j. cheaper to heat room which il
entirely shut up. If fuel only i con
sidered; but if doctors bills. loss 81
time, and shortened life and medicines
are taken into the account. there is not
much economy in the saving Of fuel by
shutting out fresh air. Fashion some-
times stunbles into good path. and
the revival Of open fire-places i IN in
stance. The poor city children. who
are throwt like little shuttIccocks from
the TERRIBLE schoolroom to the
almost a. terrible playroom at home.
get scarcely enough fresh air In their
passage from one 10 the other to keep
thcm alive. and they fall an easy prey
to the foes. scarlet fever, diphtherix and
the like. whi0f now 20 stalking about.
This warning is nothing new. neither il
the evil; and xhile the evil lasts we
mus keep giving the warning. --
Exchange.
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Teach them % make bread.
Teach them % make skirts.
Teach them To foot up store bills.
Teach them not TO wear false hair.
Teach them 70 wear thick. warm
shoes.
Teach them how V wash and iron
clothes.
Teach them how 70 make their own
dresses.
Teach them that a dollar il only a
hundred GENTS
Teach them to cook good meal Of
victuaIs-
Teach them how to darn stockings
and sew on buttons.
Teach them every day, dry, hard.
practical common sense.
Teach them TO wear calico dresses
and do it like Queens.
Give them good, substantial con-
mon-eehool education.
Teach them 70 regard the morals and
not the money OF their bcaus.
Teach them all the mysteries Of the
kitchen, the dining-room and the
parlor.
Teach them that the more one lives
within his income the more he will
save.
Teach them to have nothing 70 do
with Incorporate and dissolufe young
men.
Teach them that the further one lives
beyond his income the nearer he gets 10
the poor.house.
Rely on il that upon your teaching de-
ponds IN a great measure the veal or
woe Of their after life.
Teach them that good steady me-
chanic Is worth dozen loafers in broad
cloth.
Teach them the accomplishments,
music. painting. drawing. If you have
time and money 70 do il with. Id
gGncc.
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lowed an opportunity 10 drink while the
animals that arc liable 10 modest them
afe out q their way. In severely cold
weather 4 - better 70 carry water In
buckets 70 colts and calves than 10 allow
them p suffer the exposure necessary
% obtain i in AN open yard. Unless
during storms Of long continuance nni-
mails should have an opportunity % OBJ
tain water AZ least twice day. II their
only food Is dry hay. straw and corn
fodder they requ rc considerable water
n Order % digest their food properly.
Dairy cows must 10 supplied with wa
Ter 20 frequent times or they will fail 10
give their usual amount Of milk. -- chi
oG(0 Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

LAT week the children at public
school No. 3. near Carsin's Run. pro-
posed - play ghost. and selected Annie
Sicable. little girl about eleven years
Of age. - their victim. They accord
ingly organized, andvithout the knowl-
edge 81 Annie posted one Of their num-
Der in the pines enwIopcd in sheet.
TO this place they led she unsuspecting
little girl. and At given signal the
sheeted figure made rs appearance.
The children who were in the plot ran
and hallooed "ghostr' md with them
ran little Annie. believing she had seen
a real ghost. She reached the school
room door and fell insensiblc. literally
frightened 10 death. She was taken 10
her fathers house. near by, and died
the same day. Hartford (hd.) Demo-
c,dt.
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CHARCOAL powder y good Tor pol
ishIng knives without destroying the
blades. 49, Mso soou LOOM powder
when nnosy P"',s..~r"'
ENtkA1tEp n'n't much mp.e
heAlth'"' ,or cn''trn y ~ 'nan c"mp-
honey ,no w, cat,n Vim tne money
Is very inuiers'iole- clogs the stom-
nch ana ,ohSt'pa'e~ tne novels
MicA n stoves (often wrongly called
ssisingiass, } when smoked. y readily
clcansed BY taxing q out and thorough
II washing with viwcgar i,ttIt diluted.
II the black does rot come Of at once.
let soak littlc
AFTER buttcrisr your cake tins scat
terra little Hour over them, and the
cake is absolutely certain ntt 70 stick 10
the tin. Il yc,C oven j. likely 20 bake
hard at the Bottom. put a paper in
the bottom Fl the tin. Euttcr il well
first.
TIE New York Times saws 70 kill the
lice on cows'every part f.fested shouN
be Thoroughly rubbed With the mixture
Of lard and Kerosene <l Only those
lice will be KILLED that nre touched BY
the grease, and, unless thorough Job
Is made, the lice will crease as ff<t as
they are niled Oh by che eggs rcmain-
M anu ~ escaped 1'pf.
Angel PUDDING. Two ounces Of
flour, two ounces at powdered sugar.
two ounces of butter melted IL half q
pin; Of new milk. <v0 eggs: mix well.
Bake t1sc above h, small patti; pans
until nicely Drowned. and sent 70 table
on dish covered with seryiette A
little powdered SUGAR should bc siftcd
over each pudding, and slices'of lemon
served with them. The eggs must DC
well beaten before they arc added to
the ether ingredients.
Studying FOX GEESE Or GAME
Two .onnces on;cns one onnca r,os,,
sage leaves. one ounce OF pecans or
walnuts. chopped fine: a spring Of
fennel. thyme or bay leaf; four ounces
toasted bread crnmb, (madc by putting
cr,lstS in an oven and. when thoroughly
brown and dry. grating them). one
tablespoonful Of butter, the velk Of one
egg well beaten. minced apple. one
dozen raw oysters, one Or two bird pep
pcrs, black pepper and salt 10 taste; a
few mushrooms and trufiie Or two.
chopped fine, adds 10 the delicious
flavor
WHEN Horsx Suorrp Dnrxx -
l. lnst 10 live \ horse water before
giving oats. The water st,vs 81 M
stomach very short ,imc. I'M i verv
quickly absorbed ~ nas~.d into thss
10 vcls. where Il i absorbed And yoes
into Tie blood. Tie horse secrciss
very large auantity-more fhan forr
quarts of saliva while eating meal
which Il sufficient ID reduce the fnod II,
4 NIP suitable for III dicestion ~
that to give water soon after eating ~
c. pt in very small quantity. would u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

There's plenty o. room mp stairs, a Daniel
Webster said 70 the young lawyer anxious 10
rise, but dependent Of his chance 70 do 90:
but 70 one need injure himself either a
climbing the stairs o. fame or those Of his
own house Or business place. The following
= 70 the point: Mr. John A. Hutchinson,
supt. powner's Kerosene on Works, Boston,
Mass, writes: Mr.. Patton. one Of our fore
men. 10 va king up stairs last week sprained
~ leg badly ! gave him 4 bottle 81 81
Jacobs oil 20 Try. lie used Il ana an almost
instantaneous cure was effected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

InE mince-pie for the season Of lsS0-S1
contains fewer rais.ns than those of last win
ter tut more bits Of leather and nerve fiber.
The leather accessories may be chcwed for
hours alter the rest Of the pie Il gone, thus
a1ofdlng = safe and heaIthfni substitute for
chewing tobacco and gum burlington Hunk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

ITO sum Il up, six long years OF bed-rid-
<l,2yO-ail Of this expense was STONED ~
three bottles OF Hop Bitters, taken by nv
wife She has done her own housework for
year since, without the loss u 4 day, ana
want everybody % knowit for their benefit r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

IHoMAs .. Thompson, Esq, the Mayors
Secretary, who, some few days ago slipped
On banaLa peel and sprained his knee,
writes that st. Jacobs OH "scted Ike .
clarmlr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

EVERY Farmer and Teamster should know
that Frazer Axle Grease cures core necks and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

Has been sold u Davenport under a euaran.
Tee, and IN three years not single bottle has
been returned. This iact is good recon-
mendation Of the medicine. n- Davenport I1.)
Linn. crdf NM n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

PAYsoS's ISprLrBLE INK Il the best for
marking linen. Sample viii be sent rosf. paid
for 3oc BY +. II. stoddard, Northam pton, Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

An anc ent prorcrb singer has said that
1T u hard for an empty bag 10 stand up
right II Is easy enough. however for full
man 70 tumble down. " q. Picayune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

A FAMILY never becomes extinct IN
Japan. II there are no male descend
ants, q young son Of another family II
adopted, and takes the family name.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-21

II afflicted with Sore Ewes. use DR.. isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sellit &c.
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GENTS WANTED fov th~ Best and Fa>scst-
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