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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

CHRISTMAS ANTICIPArED.-The Sabbath
school scholars in district No :. taking ad-
vantage Of the fine weather last week. CON
cluded to have their good time in antlolpa-
ton Of the regular Christmas dav Accord
ingly on the 2ls, iL.t., They and their
friends collected in a bod, at the house Of
the Superintendent. \. {. Mlhkrn. without
saving with YOUR leave sir" where bounti-
ful supper was partaken Of by between 90
and 20 persons, who paid q good practical
compliment 10 the culinary gcnIuses OF the
place.
Amer some time spent IN music and con
Nersation Santa Claus made hi, appearance
81 the side of avery fruitful Christmas tree.
and distributed hi. gifts To old and Young
till at a late hour the tree was stripped of It's
frut. Then Mr. and Mrs Mlillken we're
called to the front and DAVID ". Young.
one Of the school boys stepped forward and
presented them with a splendid and yalua-
ble Christmas gift. addressing them aDou,
g. follows.
In bchalf Of myself and nv school fell
lows am happ! TO present to you aud Your
estlmable Wiz tins package, a. a token OF
our esteem. Il i not the intrinsic value
alone which We Wish 10 present for We could
not vqualiz, the esteem M Which We hold
You by weighing II down with the fines, gold.
Il has been our privilege for sc,cra. ouusec-
utIve wear, to attend our Sabbath school m
which You haN, been the prime mover and
instructor And Ne think We are right IN
saving tina; had j; not been for YOUR aniIrlng
efforts Ne should have gone along viiheu,
the aid Of the Sabbath School.
In l1Nu Robert RAAc,. a mechanic IN
Ing! organized the hrs; S4nda, School.
and from TIA, .,'t,, town # dorchester vent
out the SuuIa, School With ali u, good ma
fu,norN and spread far and Vide To al. the
civilized ut'l'n> oi the globe. Who can rs-
Inmate the good ]; Ia, done W. on., hop,
that Ne sha.. continue 10 frcl 1t, influence
and have the influence Of YOUR instruction
MANY DAYS 20 come.
And A. NC journey up and down the bal.
%! i.ic together, and near the rI,cr. bank
should You pas. over before IL. leave "a. the
hop, tina, thu beautiful line. Val b.. verified.
and That ma, find Sou ~Iih ,ouI loved
ones passed on before. A. the beautiful gate
waiting and Watching for -"
Ever, person DO the district. cSc,,, f.g,
~ho we're .r-a.urd %, ,t,ku,,, ~rr. prr>,a,
and ,,~ from The ADJOINING district. L.,
olmpau, broke zap 10 -u"d .p.ri'.. each un,
having at the close k,uai.cr t,r.lu. toward
e,rrA other mru,h,r 30 ;hc cuuylu,
~. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

Nathan Parker killed pig 10 months
old that weighed 40 lbs Next
A. +. Herrick. Esq, of Bethel, for
merry principal Of the Academy here was
in town last week.
The exercises in the Baptist Church
Christmas Eve-were very much liked, and
the scene before the trees we're despoiled OF
their rare fruit was very pretty. Much credit
Is due To those in charge. The audience
W, large and were in good humor.
The concert BY the Congregational
SUNDAY School. Sunday evening was sue
cess. and well rewarded the pains taken by
the pastor and superintendent
900 Money Orders were issued from out
Post Office during the first year it was a
money order office. Ron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
The Century Magazine for January.

The third number Of the new series ~ SCRIH-
ntr prrseuts.a, fruntspisce \ tin,-prinicd N
gazing d, cole OF Bonu,ts portrait Of Their,
Acc"mpanN ing a paper of personal T''ollrciion~
Of the iir.t President Of the French Republic.
by T.. Il. Washhurnp, late L :. Minister 1t
Paris. Mr.. MsrS tlAllook FpO'r', second pa
PER nu Mexico deals with "a Provincial Capt
tnl.' w. Nor'lis, ami particularly ~rh ihr
home lir Of thu piacr. ~ he cavern. ~
La ~ q" by trnest lngsr-uil. /. the FRI fuiIN
illustrated magazine paper that Ia. tppct'd
on IL, ~ubt. rranrAn wonders IL the newly
dt-c'S erred rival to Mammoth Cave. " The r'-
viva - BuTano Lace" j. the subject Of record
hS ta'hcrin- CoTnaro, with draw uE- mad for
ihI. paper hy the Misses Mnutalha anil TN
Frb,r.. I.oui.c 81 Eng and and an 20. RAJ tug
hy tiu->ou II portrait 81 the b,-autiiu Queen
u Italy. pst. uas>. % To" Buran larr--, 10.
~ ~ ,>tTe th, JIArtl-tss So by " J Linton
wha Ma himself 4 harti,if. o. = vigorous 49,
count sud Viullcattan uf ia" wurkiuEmrn's
agitation In hug ltnd 10 l~t~. with Portraits
2raNod 10y Nj. l. niuu of ia ui COZ. moot
prominent % To- T. der 81 thr M, enc NJ.
{ Iunr. Rockwell. paper of r'm.u.~r ur-- VI
tarfrid a hirh 30 wa- mol l,,,s.lH, tn rr,larr.
Iesigned. fof lh, prr'tit.r uuul- 4. appear,
10 ia, prrs'ni t.su, unJ"r the caption PROM
Mentor ln Eltsr,u." Mrh thi. Ial.tr !. Civ
cu N 'nEraN NIX bY kru.u 81 The B..r,taIt
srioiNp' portrait. Which j. thought ~ supple
mcui the >arpns picture ruet tNt,i 81 Cotr %
t." llcc"ubrr numlH'f. d" mot '.at-Jrat..h
Illustrated papsr 81 the numi-sr n Mr. Lucy
VI VI t'h.lI- account 81 ''bu~biA. aud Earn
tttccA >,u piur, - To, ;ir-t several on Au-
81, ui sculpture Toe A..trAu picr'.. such
=. the % ion from Tho tat 81 N,mruul" aud
The Hnund'd Lion"..," are particularly
hu..
The uni,lu.'rAtcl uAtcr.a J.. not lc.. iu-,r-
'-tHal 10 iopr.. Mr. burnett. "IhruI-h
cue ADMINISTRATOR, 10 sd bf.tdyutnE the
plot. giS"- giimi'-- Of the evil. Of tb" -la,.i.
.t.trm from n"hni The ~orne. Mr H"w,.-'
. ' Mu-i.rn Instance t. for him. uuu.44.s ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
souIb Deer Safe

We are having an excellent school IN
tins district. Nh, RebccrA Hatch ha, the
experience. the tact aud qualification, FOR
the position.
The Methodist church and friend, have
recently paid oh the somewhat burden, .i..e
d,ht. the interest Of which has been a.
cumulaiIug for several years. The creditor.
Mr.. Ioiman, made a generous discount
Thanks.
1eI Commissioner recently met at
The >teLanding 10 survey a neS route 10
aud saN hboat landing. shortening the r,
We hotreri hard hill. ,.cle,, wl
next season pc, larger and more com
+ modIou, boat on the route learned tina
week ago YESTERDAY. ne&riV score Of Der
sons met 4; North West HArb1r 10 take tin
boat Tor Rocs.and, and there vas also con
siderable freight. but she. didn't touch" j,
usual. Nov Captain Crockett. Just Motif
/ our friends IN the "Ea,t." ana "yo,erl
I Yourself accordingly" Leave room for
Z few more Nt,.n<
Dee 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

Miss Dora Leach, one of our most
successful and experienced teachers writes
US that her school in district No. s, has
been suspended on account of diphtheria.
Two cases have proved fatal. This is the
tenth term that Miss Leach has taught in
that district. One little girl Minnie Con-
nor. has attended nine terms without missing
half day. The average attendance at her
schools are a marked feature.
Mr. Herbert Leach of this town is re-
ported among the survivors of the Jeanette,
which is. indeed. glad intelligence to his
anxious parents and friends. He has been
away from home FIVE years. one half of
which time has been spent in his voyage to
the Arctic Regions. He is "A years of age
was smart, promising young man of fine
physique and steady habits, and from his
early boyhood has exhibited taste for works
of travel and adventure.
Miss Lizzie Leach of this town has
Just closed very successful term of school
in district No, II. A hard worker, origin I
and practical in her method of teach VI
with a warm and tender interest for br,s,J
pills. Miss Leach awakens their nd ''1
draws their hearts in the right q |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

The members Of the Baptist Sewing
Circle feel greatly pleased with the success
Of their Supper and Fair last FRIDAY even
ing Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather, the very small amount of time
given to preparing for ii, and the large
number who were kept away by sickness.
they will still be able to add Sl75 to their
building fund as the award of their labors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Business Notices.


We " 20 send Dr. DYE Celebrated Elecu IT,
tai Belts aud other Electric Appliances on al
for III nv daNs Young men aud older p,r-nH-
who sffiicted with Nerypu- D,Liity Lost Vi
tally. etc. guaranteeing speedy relief and com
pIeIr restoration uf yigur AMI mani cd. Al" for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. PaTaiy sic, Liver aud
Kidney ,liihrultlr-, Eupturr- and many Other dis
eases lBu -trated pamphlet sent Tree AID ess
Noltalc Bell Co. Har-hail. Mich. lyris
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
OrIani

I hrstmas Festivals are generally under
the control Of churches and >ocletie. and
there are IN every community many peoDle.
who do not come under the control of such
organizations and so are apt to be- left out Of
such happy gatherings. Three of our am
bilious and active ladies organized a party
here, which was given at The Town Hail
and included many Of this elias, a. they
well could. Mr. Frank Jordan. Mrs Franz
Thompson and Miss Minnie HOPKINS hired
the Hall, and issued some l2j invitations
Nearl! all attended. 4 picnic was spread
and Cas every lady conrributed.) il vac
bounteous feast. in plenty and var y
dancing was allowed T4s,,ouc,rJ +, III
,,,'ed of select si9sslr,,sr Cbasr' F JYMrs.
~. H. nale yes, and Fanny So, . o.' ''E
-. = Hopkins as orgsuist. iei' N IN
Chase recited "A little girls ~ 'irI' III
a hotel" which brought doy-sS o' ne IN
speaking after he manner o. men nous Tsa
tree vas stripped Of its fruit ana he resi- nf
the evening spent in plays, etc. ~ went
home at half-past eleven.
The Grange. with true fraternal cour.
te>y have offered the use of their fine hall TO
the masous for their Installation and sup
per.
/ Ed. Hathaway. the mic artist. has
returned from Boston, where he ha, been at
work, and will remain a few weeks with his
family. lie Is organizing his troupe and is
to play the drama. which they produced
last season. The Octoroon. Ii NAV not be
known, that Hathaway has a full set Of
scenery, which he painted last year,
MEpICUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
The Treasury Department.

WA>HINGTu>, Dec. =.
/ Their, will De no further change Of Of
fcers in the Trca,ur, Derar;men, until ar
ter the return Of Secretary Folger. who IS
not expected before mex, SATURDAY.. Assist
ant Secretary French Viii &C, a. secretary
Of the Trca>ur, TIN, week, and during the
absence OF illness Of Judge Fo.ger at any
time he after
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock S. Ma Probate tnurt hul.Irn It Els,
worth within and sad County uu the ur-
Wednesday OF December, A u. Isl.
MARTHA q. " ARRE> a,lmini-tratriN mp
NJ the e-ra . Of RtcharI Warren. late II beer
l-Ie % said county. decreased having presented .
p"titi"a a. sr notes ami accounts Of said dc
C.-.ts,st
OR"kEEn nat said petitioner give public no
tiec a. al per in- interested therein Ly Vubu b
INK "a pN o. thu orier tIrc. weeks -ur-
C'--ivcll .u ttr FI-wu. tp
American. newspaper priutei Al El-
Sur n, IN said County; prior u he first Wnts--
dh Of January, that they mN '.', tIi--
appear a Probate O-. iu :. Il III, 81 "n o'clock
w.rIh, III Z -. " ""t HeA have
agI { H's. +. HouE, Ragt.t.r r. JHdg".
I.-CHAS T. I,,p, 70 '""'
tttT-t.-, nm '''Hi~t"r-
true CopS Al & -----
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

. the Hon Judge Of Probate for Hancock Coun

To the Hon. Judge " Probate for hancock Coun
ty.
uAZEN w Jordan Of Hampden. respectfully
IL represents that he lie the father and friend Of
the following minors. Hazen r. Jordan, aged
seventeen ycars,and Ralph ii. jordan, aged eleven
Years, The children uf Julia r. jordan, lat. OF
Trenton, In said County of Hancock. that said
minors seized II a certain tract OF laI a siual
c,i in said Trenton. and described rs follows 10
wit Beginping ON MON River BAY az the south
Vest corner bounds Of land Of Matthew jordan
thence al ng the south line OF said Matthew Jor
dan Snutheastcriy one hundred and thirty four
rpis to take and stones, thence Southwesterly
twelve rods o. a stake and stones. thence Nor b.
westerly 10 sal Bay, thence along the bay to the
place of heatnniug contauing tn acre. more or
less. that saii real estate T. uuproductive and il
for the ietrr,'-t OF aid minors that the SAM,
Should icsold and the pJuctC Is ace at inter
est Tor said minors wher. fore he prays that
some suitable person may be appointed L. make
such sale and invest saId proceeds
HAZE> W. JORDAN.
Dec, :, 1851.
CoCNrl OF HANCpck sat- Court ~ Probate
held at Ellsworth on The first Wednesday Of
BCtrmhrl. ISL
On IA, Pet lion rc-aid. ORDERED. That notice
w. given by publishing copy % said petit ~
" IA this arl r u repU, three wcvS- successive
in thv Ell-vort American new -papcr printed
in Ellsworth that All persons ntere- c may attend
on thu ir-t "Wednesday OF J uu1ry ncNt. At =
Court ~ Probate then 90 be- holden n Ellsworth.
ami -h,W tus", II any. why the pr yer 81 ~liI
PETITION -houl'l no. b.. granted. >ucl nuu D. be
given before SAIL Court.
t~j0' PARKER TUt X. Judge.
Ntr-st .-iuAs = poER Eegistrr.
true copy Attest -oHts. T. UoH,, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
why don't you stop coughing? Not

why don't you stop c0ughing2 Moth
ing easier; Just get bottle of DIR. Graves
Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar, and if
your Cough is not better n the morning, |
will paw for it" said one gentleman to anoth-
er. The result is the first gentleman now
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
will be satisfied. Large bottles, 80 cents !;
samples, 10 cents. For sale by Druggists.
Dec 40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
MARINE LIST.
EIlsW orth Port,

Ellsw orth Port.
Monday, DEC. 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Delaware, sa,ller Bostuu.
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. Boston.
SCH Marellus. Renick. Boston.
Tuesday. Dec. -,
ARRIVED.
sch Care-sa, Pratt Boston.
"wednesday, dec. 81.
ARRIVED.
sch sea Flower sargent, RoCkpart
sch Grape, Lord. B.r ilArhor
ARRIVED.
sch Adam Bawlby, kief, salem.
Monday. D'Hr. ID
ARRIVED.
sch Wrsurino. Whlttlkvr. Hn.tnn.
sch u. : Lawrence. MadtuN, BOSTON.
Sch Rriundn, H,tts. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Don,r-ttr Ports.

PunItANp-Nr. h.. -. >chs. i,ti'"u. Gray, Eli.
worth, clio .ll'utt tuI,rto., Nlu.dhn,cn, ii
g., -tlu.
>ENiuRr-iu rurt t'ra. 20 sch. Naudaiia, Alley
from ILLS rrth.
I,u-roN-Ar. Dc.. 10. ~,hs. fury-t & ty. Moon.
Ruu,lau. pr"fcmh', rupua. ItNer,su. x. l.
WuNlNsTp>. \. e. Ar. Dee. -, Bris fugVuc
Hsiv. Htllm m. Nassau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

DURING THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS. while
away from city convenience the traveller should
make some provision against sudden attacks Of
He;idache, Neuralgia, Cholera MOTbus, Cramps,
and uthsr diseases TwiIeheil, ham lin n
Co. Neuralgia Anedyne when taseu ar-
coTdng % the directions each bottle will re-
neye the distress and remove the cause of any of
these troubles II il and he convinced. Iyj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

III January number. which l. tht holiday
Issue Of Hide I'cdke j, A. b AulIfu ~unia
I ltus himself cOulI Ia made IT, Amuu-
~" lovely pie urrs are three >up-rb drawing,
by Lungrcn. each uneXct-lad in its line: The
q Onti,piere. Winter Birds ON heavy plat,
paper. d. serves f. aH.ng iur every mouse II
the land; The fsiTl rev" l. pronounced by
all who have seen il. the INST b, autilul fairy
picture ever drawn: and The Blind Handel
in the Rraiiug Course j. like u ma~trrly PAR =
Iig But 10 begin II the beginning; IN. r'--
sZiUe opens with story by Edward Nv X
HaH ''A>apb >hrafr', Christmas" ID i
followed b, Il most read tbr ~ ticic by an "a
b. Harris upon Christmas Cards, van "
the wsN, i ilu> rated by VI =. d;
Humphrey, who too the Second NJ Tn q
Art IS Prizes in Prang's lat u
ton. Then Comes the long-u 81 - serial
by A Boy; Their Club and ans ~ ms
excellent illustrations by Ho ~ a. ma ai'o
he Other serial From - ,,, iiui,,n % .te
NeYs." by David ker. .; ~ LII - we
grand pictorial featursl ms number: even
Pom. NJ Chris,ms. e, by the young Yer
mont roet, Mary " 'ikins. Very beautiful
porrns they are yer, beautiful are The
illustrs' ions, e ai,peh'lns directly % ne
500, u q, r.. I.nber is 'Gine,ra AIyeretta'.
- " rmas," written By MARGARET
T.,i,!saa illustrated b. Sol Eytinge IT,,
in H.. 49, st vein. Sophie May, too, iell>
,nnns "y about .Kittyleen," which is also
iiIu.trH ~ t$!hhkc. i"o oshtt capital
In, are "A Father Lost" By Mr..
S so, God. and Queer Company home"
sS1rs Sa-sn Power, who also writes about
yrming hing ''For Girls Room.r in the
lautauqua Reading Course in this number.
Or. Arthur Gi man begins his ">hort Stories
rom the DictionsTy,n IN Edward Everett
Hale goes on with his popular To-Day Talks,
while Mr.. George l.. Osgood opens the new
music series with charming composition for
3 song by Chri.tna Rossetti. Whoever reads
his number will subscribe for the year. Only
eas50 . year. Ella Farman, Editor: Is
lIo,hrOp q Co., Publishers, Boston.
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&s@:;5s*@s:=g
BY TEL ,EGRA PH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
The Guiteau rial.
WASHINGTON. Dec. =

WAsHINGToN, Dec. y.
District Attorney Corkhill said tonight
the government had expected to submit the
Guiteau case to the jury this week. but the
defence having concluded to bring in ad-
dtional expert" witnesses he could pre-
d,ct no limit for the trial. The prosecution
had more expert witnesses and would put
them on the stand to strengthen their case
more fully These witnesses Will testify
positively they consider Gui,eau perfectly
sane. and tina, he is acting the part Of a
maniac. When the time come, for deliver
Ing the closing argument Corkhill think.
the government can present the case IN one
da, but be thinks the defence viii require
"a, laws time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indie
crctious Of youth. nervous weakness. eaTit decay
loss of manhood. &c-. ! viii lend recipe that
Will cure YOU. FREE or CHAKGE. This great
remeiy VAS di-coyeIe ed by mis- inners 10 south
America. send q sef-adiTe--ti enyeupe {. the
REV JOSEPH T. ISNAN, NtffioH II. Aetr York
CITY. 6moss4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

HANCOCK Ss.-C"'rt Of Probate, Ellsworth, dee.
emttI Term \. u, Isl.
Accounts having een ned for .et,.crnrn, in
estat.. nj
NATHANIEL &. REYNOLDS, ine 81
kHS~orth.
james : Roy ola. Ndnr
HLH1h II. COOhB>, tote of Gotts-
t0rpu3h.
Affect Ilami TN, Adm b.
JOHN BCNhER, loir = EVaror,h.
1cu,-,.,rr LtII I t W !, -; t J, i.,,
minors cj .>uT1y.
simeon l.. r .,,....-.
JOHN MACK me ~ hhslrncth derei-.d.
tn dcc,uat ruth eshfte N Geprge y. BI'ck
decTn,td. >trciri"y trustee, src,Hd
d',d mat 1cri.;T sFtd TRUSTEE b1 his kr-
echtnrs. Gc,rye y. Bi1ct, .Joha 4. peers
and HeHr4 ~. IHiRe.
oEiLEEb,-Ihit the said acc. untaut- give no
ilr, 49, al persons interested, hs ,Hu-Ing copt OF
this r'irr t. be- publi-,. three weeks ~ucce--It
Il in u, Eli ortb urricau thar hey ma. appear
a. Probate Court t. be- h. l'i,n at Ellsworth on
the ii t "Wednesday Of JANUARY next lt Icn Il
III clock "a IA. 20 c...ua, tHi -hUA oausr. It any
the, have, why he same should OF he alioR, ell
aWJo- PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. HAS =. DuKR, Register.
\ true ~ sttrst.-CHAs. DoRR Rcgi or.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

EEaArInNAI-P Preaching At 10 - n. and ?. n
sabbath S,harl ~ u ?. n.
RAFrIsT- prrarhins at aud 2 p sabbath Sehaol
atIr.M Weekly PRAYER Meeting, TUESDAY evening At
: l-2oglaak
UNirAHAN -thurct service at - p y and B. p
SUNDAY :. hu1l al " a.
CATHoLIC FRA hing At 10 - y sabbath school at
I'm.
MFrHopt>r -Fr,ac' ins st and y. sabbath School
atl ~
U>IoS TtNr,H,>cl Nrsu>G.-ksery SUNDAY ats -
n At PETER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

Just received at J. \ Hale's. a large
variety Of the new Plush Good, for the
Holidays. also Kate G-eenawav Picture
books and Autograph Albums, Card Al
buns and velvet frames in all the new
styles. Picture ea>ei>, Game, and Gran
DALI TOYS, New Illustrated Gift Books,
also Christmas, New Year and Birthday
Card.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

Pure blood help, 10 make d clear con
Science. HIood .srsaparilla purifes the
b>>oou. enough said. Send Us a big bot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
uariae Notes.

~rh, Irving T..ue, capt H1ggrrthy. ar IV'i At
VI iraguAu, r7-. from \,s Nvrk. having LETT shc
batter port NV -f, tHu- makiu- &c p1.-Asr ~ :
I4y- ,aIa Ia ly the fastest uu record
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
LOCAL MOTTO -.

The question now asltatins the public
IS VI! people MI continue to smoke scented
o.slr>. when. for the same money, they can
gsi the old fashioned Blue Line, pure Hs-
wanna olgar- at Wlggin'. and d, Holmes
Bro,hers' If you viii smoke. get the best
for your money. ~. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

$500 per year can h. easily made at h me
working for r e. Kidr"ui CO.. 10 Barrlav
stree, NeW York. send Tor tie r catalogue and
full particular Ivr.2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29


iratlon.. H. ironti-picor }, l-.nulifgi piyturr
BY k"i-~rt Blum, Illustrating 4 fairy ,tu.J ~
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/ iofr. told b, Hon. oderu Grrrk FoiA-
+ hfcnnan. Other sbprt tories 81. ~ Alirrd
that Considered" by sophie Swr,, ~" p"
+ taitons ht -. r. ~nndlrv; .rhe " ky
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mau Of Eu--ia. bt DAVID krr, wi b f. du,. I,l+
urr bs Nrhlig; aud comic4l .tur, R.ne-
aud b""-"o"-. wIitteH and Illustrated 90,
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celia IhaAt"r cont lbu'r, : tu- EN- ~ -
gre.. III " ill am Napier. rhl,a tou- az
io"a ard = p'asant ,h:id. aud NJ "a e and'-
gr,it 'ine capt. o verses on a .N'htur' ui
The Clown. Babt IA u.t.m i'"n " iH'
far West. Th,,- poems nave z, -i.lA'n.
picture drawn 10y Jes,~ Ae'rrL'N Ani K.
Is. Birch.
Ia Al article ent.ftL H." n mas Pup
pit. and ruptet-,ha.>" VI Dam, Beard
rNpiain- 20 the DO aud -.r.- hun thry me-
eut.rtain the Ia ~ circl,. or p-r.lc' 81 Their
comp.ulou. wIta deli-.tfI o. t'p' ahd-e-
uIrnI; aud b,/s full.' ing bri~A' ~ ma
ttzrd yrrsinI 'Pu>> % Bour-. Tor r, pT"srh-
',,iao he ~, saap ,s ell i IN B1P .Isse
eff is and hint and ;hsge,tion' how 10
pre- MI he shadow -plA-
= VI month, a,t./ .en'. OF The NO ;,sriaI
Sate. Dodge he .iiter Of -, Ntcholdsl, nd
Z. Toe noo>irr Seh"Ol-boy," by E.iwar tgEir-
lion. aulAor of 'Th, Hoo,ier >chooi-ma-t"r
-cou~a novel scenes, characters, anu mcl'
der auI are well Illustrated. And "A Drum
mel -b,,j Recollectiou," descrb :, in III most
sraphi ynanuer. aud with the help Of hrce
me- iiif-tratIous The terrible exp rIences OF
soldier ia the Federal Army in 70" WOODS a
Cbx.,rl ur.NIIc. and through the first day OF
;ne lighting nj Gettysburg.
Humorous yer-es and funny single pictures
are given here and there ia the number: there
/. = tory Of four pages it'll Nv pictures Tor
the Very Little Fok; "Jack-in-the fupH
discourse. With his usual god spirits about
ma,te.- and thing, the "Letter-bnN. ,Ontain,
some special words from he Edt"r to the
readrrs, l.->idcs the tenth report Of the d"inE>
% the AgaA-iz Association; and he "Eiddi'-
box - II j-num ,.T with An assortment ui
puzzles ln~,-IiuE 4 curious Maze.