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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
THURSDAY. o.TosER 6, 1881
The Nations Prayers.


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The people Of this country PRAYED for
their President a. jhcs only PRAYED Ia the
long ycar, OF the civil war tina, the union Of
the United States might be uuhruken. They
PRAYED without oea>luE, with troubled hearts,
with alterations 4 hope and fear with ter
rihle mI,gINlnEs. but still they prayed and
the PRAYERS went UP from the heart AM soul.
The PRAYERS wcr, for President Garfield,
recovery Never ha> nation felt such a
thrill Of holy passion a. inspired these PRAY
ers for Il,i ou, human beng Men PRAYED
who didn't know how L. PRAY the busy
morning paper caught the spin, Of PRAYER,
and nen went aboa, their cali, business
awed aud hu>hed a, II the SICK one belonged
to their own family and the PRAYER Of faith
might save the .lfe which to human view
seemed Indispensable To the nation. Those
living to-Ga, never have and never MI AGAIN
Wltne,, nation 50 entirely wrapped up in
Geyogt pleading aud a,ng IN the Yer,
atmosphere. - our> has been and We arr
V, undor the spell If th.~ rca. Iat.an Of
the divine presence 10 human affairs. L w4s
a Il the hole people lifted up their heart,
10 God and told him hat they wished. Il
wa>s sublime rea4zatlonot the cterna! "a the
limits Of space and umr. B.: o4r agony
and earntsiUv>s were 300 sincere and TOO
great to think hcload The fact iha, God
answers PRAYER, am that Tie might answer
oars. Il j. almost tr4e IL say that the
nation forgot itself IA is PRAYERS. And th.,
was true PRAYING. Il va, not sa,us tina;
God u spare the Presidents lie because
pral that he ma, be victor ID the battle
with death.
|, w4s the profound con, .c,lon tina, GOD
hears those who hoae>t., 70 10 h.m and
pour out their want, to him and j; was tie
profounder conviction that the case mus: De
lef; jus; there with God. 1t was the uationa.
surrender q Just tins one life into tile divine
keeping. Ne true PRAYER maker dared 10
say that the President must or would be
spared, bu; with The human WISH that he
might be spared went tie larger PRAYER
that God would take hlal into hi keeping
and 20 What He pleased. That was not
d.cta;ou i Wa PRAY el-s-Ca PRAYER as the
Christ laugh; L.s disciples 10 uiier-suea
PRAYER a the CHRIST himself offered hen ~
the agony % expected death he exclaimed
Father # II be possible. le, tia. cup Pos,
away from me, IA winch tie human desire
went out 20 God, accompanied with the IT'S
ignatIon Of the words. Nevertheless. not
a. ! ". but as thou wil;-thy WI. be done.
in which the sufferer rose 20 the height, 4
true PRAYER. It wa> prayer Of ;hl, SOY;
which was offered ihfyuE. The .taE;h and
breadth q the country, whether uu Blended
knees, or in the quick impulses Of the hear;
any~ here; and Il = these PRAYERS Ia, have
been anSwereG-an,aere not a. men hoped,
bat answered better than they knew N the
renewing and Uplifting Of the national heart.
/, is thi> experience Of PRAYER which went
10 the very edge of the grave. and which
sent millions Of people To then place, Of
worship Oh tie day Of the burial, tia; is
with u now and ha> STAYED the nation in It's
deep and profound bereavement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
State NoWs.

The .Sentiad says TINT Rev. W. II.
Wetlman, for the pa, four years pastor OF
Christ Church, Eastpori, has lately been
assigned 10 Dresden.
The Press SAYS that James T. Stafford
of Hope. recently deceased left Sl7 900 to
the UniNersalist society of South Hope and
Hope Corner.
Colby University has begun new term
With freshmen class Of twenty eight mem
berS, including four Young women.
The .Itrcytiser says that there i de-
cidcd upward tendency IN real estate in
CALAIS Rents are rising rapidly. aud there
is growing demand for the best class Of
tencmcnts.
"Wednesday, Postmaster William Saw
yer Of Saco. fell from loaded team, the
wheels passing over His head. crushing it
50 that he died Thursday morning.
PROT Gabriel Campbell ba, been en-
gagged 10 instruct in mental and moral phi
lr>ophy at BoWdoin Cnllc:c the coming
wear. lie is graduate OF Michigan Uni
ycrSlty
Mr.. Augustus D. Small, form,.ly prin-
clpAI OF the KoyA.and High School aud
more rcccu,h Superintendent IF Schools in
Salem. Ma. has hc.n appointed New
England '\Scn, Of y Appleton 4 GO.
Nr,- NuAa Woods Of Bangor. b :
Q1cataci Sj.n,hlo boad"lu Coll,e, for
scholarship. to be called the Blake scholar
ship. sn memory OF her son Who was u grad
uatc of the institution.
The Andrews family me, in their first
reunion September ~. n West Camden.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

THE ''oLD MECHANICS FAIR" At BOSTON
The fourteenth exhibition Of the old Mechan-
les Association, Boston, Huntington avenue,
opposite old Coliseum grounds, is now in
perfect running order, and daily receiving
thousands Of visitors. Its building is of
lis own erection, aud is simply elegant
architecturally considered! 1t has twenty
two rooms, all of which are filled with the
choicest results Of New England industry.
skill and art, including a full machinery
hall all the electrical appliances; a superb
art-gallery; a military and colonial museum;
a cataract and floral pyramid an immense
camera-obscura a large department ladies
embroidery and needle-work vocal and
instrumental music; and, in short, thou
sand attractive novelties. A visit to this
spacious and convenient building, with all
its inner accommodations free, may well be
considered an event of lifetime
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Guilty of Murder.

Benjamin Chadbourne and his son Wal
lace. Of Parkman, charged with the murder
of Alvin T. Watson, in that town, on June
26, have been found guilty Of murder in the
first degree, al the term Of court nov being
held at Dover. 1t will be remembered that
the father and son attempted to fasten the
terrible crime on another son, deaf mute,
but the chain of evidence was unusually
strong against them and showed that the
deaf mute was connected with the affair
only to be used by them to cover their guilty
tracks. The mute will be sent to the In
sane Asylum at Augusta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

The Lewiston Journal says that the
opinion Of the Supreme Court on the ques-
ton Of the power Of the Governor to re
move an officer without the consent Of the
Council is expected in a few days. Il be
lieyes that the court will hold that the Gov
ernor has no such exclusive power, as the
practice of the State Government has al
WAYS been in accordance with this view and
that no Governor before Plaisted ever as
sJmed to remove State officer without the
consent of the Council
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

auiops >. Il + quite evident that he different
suppurating surfaces ami epecaly the fract-
ell. spongN issue Of vertebra. furnish sui
hci'n, explanation Of the septic conditions
waich exits ed during lit.
Aout an hour nfler the post moftem exam
lnal'on was completed tn, phi, sician> AIMED
a. The commrncem NJ Of the report assembled
lor tutther cnnsuliatihn IN adjoining cot
iagc. A BRIT outline OF tn irsuits Of the
post mortem eNaminai ton VS. drawn up.
signed by all thr physicians. and handed 10
Private Secretary j. s:anlcY Brown. who was
requested TO furnish copies TO the newspaper
rrt>s
(signe,n u. W BLISS.
J. X. BARNES.
J J. WoOpw ,Rp.
RnBt N REN HCKS,
u. :. LNMR.
n th, above report c"ut in paragraphs de-
failing the oh>rr' atuu> meade at " ashlngtnu
~ he path" "ei,sl .ptoimen> preserved tor
That pu' p">'. IT," nl'nr> Of Drs ! H. Hamil-
ton. T. Haze Agr"w ant A. II. smith are
I spp"ndc! 'I it 1t la- however. he, u
submitted a. thou, and they have given. heir
assent to the other portion Of the report
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

The remarkable results In disease so
universal and with such a variety OF
characteristics as Catarrh, prove how
etfectually Hoods Sarsaparilla acting
through the blood, reaches every part Of
the human system. A medicine, like
anything else, can be fairly judged only
by its results. We point with pride to
the glorious record Hoods Sarsaparilla
has entered upon the hearts of thousands
Of people it has cured Of catarrh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

If the mother is feeble it is impossib's
that her children should be strong. lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a
perfect specific in all chronic diseases of the
sexual system Of women. Send TO Mrs.
lydia F. Pink ham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets. Al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

The Tribune discussing the complexion
of the New York Republican State Conyen-
to-, says the Garfield Republicans number
2S2. majority being 2i9. The Conk ling
Republicans including the only uncontested
delegates number 1866. Contested delegates
number "a. Less than 20 delegates remain
to be heard from. Ex-senator Plat is
delegate from Tioga County.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Plans of President Garfelds Family.

\ special dispatch from Cleveland dated
the 18th SAYS:
Mr.. Joseph Rudolph. brother Of Mr..
Garfield. came to Cleveland TO-DAY for the
hrs, time in many DAYS. Mr. J. Stanle,
Brown, private secretary TO the late Pr.-,l-
dent. also came. but returned this evening.
He VII. remain at Mentor for few DAYS to
settle numerous private business matters.
when he viii return 10 Washington. Gen
Swain and Col. Rockwell left on Wednes-
day for the capital. Col. Kockwells Slfr
remains with Mrs. Garfield for the
present, and perhaps for the rest Of her life
Gen Garteld's mother will make her home
at the farm. paving occasional visits 10 her
daughters, Mrs. Larribee and Mrs Trow-
bridge. at Scion. Mrs Garfield. father
and brother and the latieT's wife will also
reside al the farm house. The BOYS, Harry
and James will start for Williams College
Saturday to resume their studies, and Miss
MollIe will probably return 10 her private
school in this city. 1t has been thought by
some that Mrs. Garfield would leave the
farm and move to some place here she and
the children could all live quietly together
while the latter were being educated but
she is said to have stated that she would
never leave Mentor; that it was there the
family had spent so many happy days to-
gether; that il was in tine true sense their
home-the home Gen. Garfield had provid-
ed for them. and which he loved so well, and
she would live there the rest Of her life
The noble woman still bears up brayely,
though the return to Mentor was one of the
seyereSt trials Of her long ordeal. Those
who feared She would be compelled to sue
cumb at last when the reaction set in feel
encouraged by her continued fortitude.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

The Medical Neirs saws, with regard to
the official autopsy. on the body of the late
President. that I'VE know now beyond the
possibility of doubt that no human skill
could have sverted the fatal result, but We
find, moreover, that, even in the seorching
light of the careful and thorough post NOR
TEN examination, it is difficult, if not impos
sible, to suggest any modification of the
treatment even in minor points which would
have made it better adapted to the exigen-
cies of the case"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

There was an eclipse this year that as
tronomers failed to note. 1t was the eclipse
of Addmson's Botanic Balsam over all
competitors. 1t cures Coughs, Colds, and
all diseases of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
Price, 10, IS, and Is cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

An exchange says that it is estimated
that 100000 sticks, or 10000. 900 feet of
lumber. have been driven down the Kenne-
bee river this summer. Lumbermen antici-
pate long winter in the woods. Saw mills
are unable to keep apace with their orders.
and Maine is shipping an enormous amount
of lumber to other states.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Ibe GllsNortb Amrrltan.

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ur lowest rates
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Official Report of the Autopsy of Pres
dent Garfield.
SECONDARY HEMOBRHAGE THE DIRECT
CAUSE OF DEATH
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 1


inc at $50 +. NJ. eighteen hours after
death. at Francklyn cottage, Elberon. y.
). Present and assisting. DIR. u. W Bliss.
Surgeon General J n Barnes. [. ). 4 .
Surgeon } J. Woodward. |, :. \. Dr.
Robert RcNhurn. nr. Frank II. Hamilton.
DR. H. HAYES Aguew. Dr. Andrew II
Smith. Of Elberon and New York. and
acting a. assistant surgeon and d. )
Lamb Of the Army Medical Museum,
Washington. ID. {.
Before commencing the examination, a
consultation was held by the physicians in
room adjoining that in which the bod, lay.
and It wa> unanimously agreed that the dis
section should be made b, DR.. Lamb. and
that Surgeon WoodS ard should record the
observations made. Il was further unan.-
muU,ly agreed that the Uranium should not
be opened. Surgeon Woodward then pro-
posed that the examination should be con
ductcd follows That the body should
be viewed externally. and any morbid ap-
pearance existing recorded. that Catheier
should then he passed into the wound as was
done during li, to Nash it out, .Yr the pur-
pose Of assisting 10 find the position O: the
bullet: that a long iucIsIou should next be
made from the superior extremity of the
steTuum 20 the pubs, and this crossed hy a
transverse one Just below the umbli,us
that the abdominal v.sccra be examined /;
that. after the abdominal cavity was opened.
the position Of the bullet should be a,ler-
tanned. if possible. before making 4uN fur
ther Iuoi>.on. and that finally, the thur4elr
NI>ocTa should lee examined. Ihi, order O.:
procedure va, unanimously agreed TO. The
examination va, then proceeded with, and
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

-"ELIxIR OF LIPE RooT" is an infallibls
remedy for Kidney and Liver Complaints.
One trial proves it. 1t is purely veg etable
compound and perfectly safe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

-Solon Chase writes from Iowa to the
Maine Greenhackers; Next year the bat
tie Of the Union will be fought in the Pine
Tree State. The Republican and the Green
back parties will be the contending parties
Organize for the winter campaign from the
standpoint Of getting all the votes We can
but asking no man TO vote our ticket under
any form of deception On this line all
forms of fusion will disappear before the
summer campaign begins and the tramp of
cowhide boots will again be heard from
Somerset to the sea" The Democrats and
Fusionists Of Maine are anxious to hear the
tramp of Uncle Solon's cowhide boots "from
Somer.et to the Sea-" and nothing would
please them more than to have him keep
right on when be reaches the sea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
OLIVER DITSON & CO,
44s s ASH WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON
n WILBOR's COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.

WilbOr's Cod Liver OIL -,
The great popularity Of his safe nj ae'nn "se-
prepare lon Is alone attributabie t. i,s
worth In the cure of Coughs, Cod as sih1sie
ana all Consumpt We symptoms il has ne laul9fs
y, eSasl Lt no one neglect the arly sgmnin'n.
cnra I'll wn an agent Is at hand wbirb ,1
Throat Throat Manufactured only BY n LWgn 1 or
s, y, boston sold by an druggists. "ili''R
Owe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

Ipr sale at reasonable prices Oftea a. good as
new, AMI great bargains
pts"n 60. have in their EATEN i've Piano
Warerooms the greatest quantity and variety Of
pianos TO be found m NV England-pr,l,ah,yi
the whole countr, Visitors to Boston ar cor titt
Invited To call at the great Piano ana Nus,c R,.l
store. nj reminded t at tn r.. And al ,,a
branch store. . q street. they will me., ever,
known musical instrument, with the singh. ex
c pt'n of pipe organs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
The Public Debt.

! REDUCTION o. OVER Sl7 900. 900 II SIR
TkNBER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
PIANOS For SALE.
SECONDHAND PIANOS

OF all maker. including the st~in~ay.
fi.ehrr-, and man, other well known name.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

JOSEPH II WEST
Treasurer Of the town II Franklin.
Franklin. t. :. 1851. 3w4o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06
LOCAL BREVIIIES.

JoLn Watkins brakeman On tho Washing
ington s1d Ohio Railroad, IVES slightly itjlrct
by the brcckiag OF switch wire, on !has read
Sunday night las.
The roof of the stsbla, in the rear Of the resi-.
dence Of Judge Wes,el Wnloughby. 90 King
street, fell in last Light, and o portion CT the
cornice work around the roof of the house on
thenorthwestern corner OF Pitt and Cameron
streets. occupied by Mr. James Javns. fell yes.
terdsy evening,
The streets, cutters, snd sidewalks of the city
were never in q worge condition than they are
a. present. Over many Of the street crossings
pedestrisnism is almost impossible. Under the
higher temperature of the past few days the
snow and leo have bean merged into slush snd
water which, owing to the distractions in the
cutters, Cannot pass eff The chain gang and
sn extrs forca Of lsborers have bsen at work
sill day opening cutters aad clearing street
crossings. Some improvement msy be expected
tom0:rJW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

iMp0RTANTTO MAGISTRATES. ~-Julge Keith
readered a decision whiIo be was holding the
last t:ral Of thu Citclit Court OF this city, Of
cIrS :arGble irD7artanor, both to sutors and
magistrates. Il Deisoa living 10 Alexandra
c3aat9, bad three separate claims. uone exceed
iEs tn d2;!s'a, against non resident. They
@iro placed 10 tho hsbds OF justice Pendlotou,
far cjeo.lOo. who issued three warrants and
'hreo Attachments. aod gave Sc parate judamcnt
10 cech warrant against tho defendant. There.
rre, :ho defendant sued cut writ Ct prohibi-
llon fc r""ira'n ell parties from enforcing The
judgments Judge keith held that, as all of
the c aims s'srs duo 1han the FRS; wsr:ant was
''sn'd. the7 should have boen written 10 s!1glo
~aITsa'. Ooiwi hstsrdiac they were separate
G.h;9 oil ei"se Tho Defendant you'd bs de-.
nlvtcd q his right to remove tho case to the
Iou2'y Cent, or to take au appeal from eny
Ildsmtat rcr!ercd agsiast him. lie therefore,
rslad he sIiI with c;ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

nIrrlD.-j'ho Gully olse. except i1at Of
Uficlr BsTucY McCsup, woo WIS III porded
from thc poi'co i,rc3 fat dtuakenGtsa, before
Mayor Smith tbs morning, vas thst OF May
Eizl Johnson ard VIM. Blown. both colotcd,
charged with s;csiiDg bgx OF tobacco from j
frl!Icy. who keeps 4 restaurant 90 tho oorptr Of
kiOg and Urioa streets The woman admitted
that she AID Brown were the guilty parties, aud
stated that tho tobacco had been cold 10 George.
'o1D. Ebc.cupon they wcro sentenced 10 re.
cclVe thirty Line a5nts ctch. The sentence was
promptly executed SO far as tho woman was
o,Lcornod, but the man claiming to bs in a
diseased condition was held for medical exam.
lna:ion. The physician deciding that the exc
cu:on Q! the sentence would do him 10 BARN
Brown received h.s thirty nino lashes this after
coon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

TIE SOUP HOUSE Tho soup h,uss this
motn'nS presented lieeiy sooue. There we're
present the m4imed. Tie bird. tho halt. young
bod old, oil Ot shom Vera furnished With o
sufficient alaati;v 1T bread and soup to last
them al day The Mayer acknowledges the
io'l1vios aiiibuiions in mo1oy for the benefit
OF !he Institutions: &. G. Snnot & Son, so;
} IS. ';Hasbaii', -; Blrka ard Herbsrt, $40;
j. !. B:cshsu, 50; ". y, Sm1ct. SIS; s. II.
JAInay u Sno, -; Henry Daincettsld, S.;
ysSA, $40; H. I. Lu.:s, S.; WA,ll"s Il Mush
back, ); Ju3so L. f.. Stuart, S; j. t. Garlic
q S2is, - }. II. Bttn'. 90 Smoot t. Perry,
g; D. /. B;ssh@ar. 81 50; V. NJ. Powers,
$3.50; THIS Hoy. - 50; A. W. Armstrong,
$lUo, Gasa, $l.G0; ". II. WGdd4y. 81 90:
7. Cannes. 81 90; Il. Sieurnoela, 81 90; inc.
5is@1I'. Sl.O0; Lewis Mcketze. ST. Geo.
4. H!J 4 &C., 8 50; Mrs. jas. Chatham, S.;
CIsa, Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

VISITORS TO THE lNAUGURATIoN.--T here
btl0S o great press for accommodation for the
large Eunlblr CT v;s:ors expected to be Irasen.
at the inauguration Of President Garfield, 10
Washington, on tic 4th Ct March next. Mayor
Smith tos informed Mr.. W. j. Stephenson,
Chslrman oftha Committee CD Public Comfort,
that The hotels aud hos!drng houses of this city
csn accommodate ore thousand guests. ard il
will be we'll for TIE rroprieiUls Ct places oil
public entertainment to Inform tbs Mayor OF The
ounbcr each csu accommodate si;h tho rsIes
tor meals g1d indeing rer d.y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

fEEsoSAL Oar young fie5d ind fellow
;Cwosmsn. +. II. Fcw!e. left to day fer Fort
Laramie, Wyoming Territory, where be has &C..
c:p,cd ras:ousitle snd VIC trrs', lucrative
pCsiioo with the Posir Trade there. lie
vii clIr5 with him the best wishes OF host
o. friends hero aud elsewhere for his auo-
c.s', Wh!'c his hb5elce from aEcpg us will
DO r9Ttlcul,rIy regretted. Possessing ra-o bus.
manners most pleasing, and Away. the truo
grn!l2mso, B,rnc FoSIe will hardly fail Of
success. ard in his new home, VIC hope
aud pred,:, he vii meet with the reward his
merits CEtt!c him to.