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It's Relief and Cure ms Certain as
Esny follows bay.

since the reduction OF DR.. Sherman's terms,
thousands are crowdaing upon him for treatment,
gladly throwing away their gripping. irks"me, dis.
spiriiin2. and iie-punshing tiusses His treatment
for this affection makes the paiient comfortable
and ale Ia the performance OF e'cry kind OF eAer.
else or labor. 1t is 4 grand Thing, and thofc who
are rupiurcd aud dc not provide themselves with Ii
must endure the dangers Of that pIrcarious nlethn
and tue use " tru.se. all through life. Thousands
u those cured give the most fatterng testimonials
nf gratitude to Dr. SIiERxsS, lie is the author and
inventor OF his popular system, he iniparts ha Sc
cret 10 no 1t t. applicable 10 all classes and
cases. AMI under his reduced rate, within the reach
VI almost every one.
Patients can receive treatment and leave for
home same dav. Dr. SHEkMAS'S Book On Rup'
tur gives convincing proofs from professional gen.
lenien and others OF his successful rea,n nt Il
il iustra ed with photograph pictures Of bad casea
before cure and Il sent to those who tend III cents.
Pr ncpul Office AL Broadway, N. Y. Branch Office
- MIX street, Boston, Days In New fork-Mon'
DAY, Tuesday. Saturday. In BOSTON "Wednesday,
thursday and Fri lay.
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81 p I
Wesley Phillips C,l-c

On. J. A. Shenandoah Sir: am happy
to inform you that AM entirely cured of m. large
scrolaI rupture. 1t Ia one year ago to-day that
received your treatment. have tested the cure by
going without the appliance. Ny business is tat
Of n locomotive engineer Ny rupture, as you VIII
recall to your mind, was similar to Mr. Jordaus III
your pamphlet Of Illustrations.
| was ruptured In the year 1872 while in the ar
my. have tried spring and elastic trusses with
great DISCOMFORT and injury, my rupture always
growing worse. Finding NUT get some relief or
give up my business. | determined to try you as n
last resort. and must say that found yonr treas!
nicnt a complete success. My Improvement and
cure have, considering my terrible coid' lon, sur
prired my friends as well as my'e'f. During your
treatment have worked hari In my hu.in-ss enjoy.
Jug both safety and comfort. and have not lot Il
days work. Ny genera health has 80 improved
will AXE pleasure IN recommending the afflicted l."
you whenever have an opportunity.
You may publish this Letter for the benefit OF h,
manitv. MI address Is 2ll East 4lth street. With
best wishes remain, yours, respectfully,
WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New York City Oct. %, 1850 June 3O.+w
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a Fool Once sIore,

For ten years my wife was confined
10 her bed with such complication oil
ailments that no doctor could tell what
was the matter or cure her, and l used
nm n smsll fortune in humbug stuil.
SIX months ago saw a U. ). flag with
Hop Bittcrs on it, and | thought
would be fool once more, i tried u,
but my folly proved to be wisdom. Two
hotties cured her. She is how as well
and strong rs any mans wife. sud il cost
me only two dollars. Such folly pays.
II. W Detroit, Michigan.
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vhsse disposition epaiains the essence
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and L.risl orr. Who manufactures
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Address q. HsLLrTr 4 Co, Portland, Name
Dec2-iv
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PHILADELPHIA

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In the same happy proportion In any other pIepar.
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an uneAcepiionable Alternative and certain Cor.
receive Of all impurities OF tue body. Such sigma,
success has attended its USE that IL Is now regarded
NJ ths
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July Nv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
A Sleeping Car thrown overheard.


While the passenger train on the Canada
southern railroad vas being transferred
across the river from Amher,iburg to
Crosse Isle. the transfer boat vas run with
such force against the dock a, the Island as
TO throw the sleeping car overheard. The
forw ard trucks Of the passenger coach I'M
mediately behind II also went over the end
Of the boat, but the couplings With the car
behind did not break and the car hung over
the edge Of the boat at an angle Of 10 de-
grees. The sleeper which had fallen into
the water rose and turned over on It's side.
its trucks having gone TO the bottom. Al!
was confusion. The passengers IN the
sleeper chung 10 the SIDE ont Of water, tried
to break through the windows and cried
pitif4lly for help. The sixty or seventy
other passengers in the coach behind were
panic stricken and rushed pel nell for the
end Of the car furthesi away from the
water some Of them cambered over the
sides and fell into the water Passenger
and train men clambered on the top Of the
floating sleeper, broke open the windows
and pulled out the dripping occupants.
When all IN sight had been rescued il was
found that Of the fourteen Passengers in the
sleeper, three were missing. In the dark
ness Of the night, the confusion anG the
fac; that nearly all the passengers are
strangers to each other makes il possible
that all were rescued, but there Is painful
uncertainty as to whether or not several per
sons are drowned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
Winter Harbor.

The meeting house at this place which
va, begun two years ago vas dedicated n
the evening Of Sept. % Rev. l.. :. Tupp
offered the invocation, Rcy. J. + ENe,cth
read the Scriptures. Rev, IL b. IIideu o.
frred PRAYER. Rev. J. X. Bowler preached
the sermon from rs. l22l; Rev, +. ;. Fish
made the dedicatory PRAYER; Rc,-. +. y.
Pierce and ". E. Stetson read HYMN, Rev.
g. r. Palmer made an historical statement
and Rev. G. r.. Harden made an appeal for
AID in llqudating the debt. The occasion
vas one Of great interest, not only 10 the
people of Winter Harbor but to the many
visitor, met there fIom all parts Of the
county to attend the ASSOCIATION The
house Is 3jNjo. ceiling /, fee: high, The
interior /, sealed throughout With ash, and
With 80 much taste a, 70 present very
pleasing effect. Chairs are used instead &c
slips. the windows are slightly colorcd, the
pulpit. made Of white ash with walnut trm-
mings j. a gem. To burd such a hou,, hl~
involved much >,if->acr!iicc on the part Of
the people, fact which thc congregation a.
tile drdicatar, service, showed that It ap-
prrctA,cd b, readily contributing 500. to-
ward, the Llll,
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lDrlan d.

Oriaad.
One of our teachers relates the follow
ing incident to our Supervisor. "The teach
er was explaining to a class of small schol-
ars the names and characteristics Of the diff
ferent races Of men. She had got as far as
the last class all easy enough and there she
was blocked" -fnally-she says, "who
are those people who hunt and fish live
in tents, are of a dark color. catch fish
and muskrats and kill birds?" "Oh, |
know, know" SAYS young urchin. They
are Illustrators = The best Of the joke
was, the Young lad lives adjoining the Ala
moosook camps and had seen the cuttings
up" and carvings on" of the inhabitants
thereof hard on the Bucksport people
rather.
The railroad surveyors have come and
gone. Have looked over divers and sundry
routes from Bucksport and Orland. stuck
down their stakes etc. They have been well
escorted by groups Of men and boys. and
caused more or less excitement among those
unfortunates whose farms il cuts up TO
more or less extent, but As far as can see
the feeling generally YES, unanimously is, to
accept the inevitable and be fair-pcrhaps
generous. Success to all such schemes. for
the public good. In all such matters few
NAV perhaps be- somewhat discommoded for
the ultimate good of the whole One thing
is sure. no village or city, at this present
day-can hope to be anything but small
and mediocre place, without it has railroad
communication with the large centers of
business and thus through them with the
world at large know from the experience
of friends of mine. hu,.aa>- men, that large
manufacturing firms will not take INTO con
sideration even. places where they even have
the best Of water power If It is away from
railroad facilities the reason thereof is esl-
dent enough plenty of places can be found
that are wise and enterprislns enough to
open Up their sections 10 the business world
by such medium Of communication.
Some difference in the look, Of our vii
lagc streets after the Bankers begin to ct
-. especially in the evenings, some differ
encc IN tie noise during the night too.
MEpIcCs.
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DsekspSrs.
There are many cases of fevers report
ed in this vicinity.
Many will be pleased to learn Of the
improvement of Mr.. Ed. Hall, after so long
and severe an illness.
The schooner William Beazley recently
launched, is to be in command of Captain
Kavanaugh of Bangor.
DR. Eames and wife start for Philadel-
phia on Wednesday, where he is to attend
Lectures at the jefferson Medical College,
he expects to be absent until the last of
April.
business was entirely suspended on
Monday, and services at Emery Hall were
largely attended, the speakers consisted of
people from our own town.
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ID [ e d..

Obituary notices, beyond fAe Date. Name aud Age,
must be paid fer al the rate Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-Sept. II. James H., son Of Pariin
II. and Annie z. Bonzey aged yr. 0 mos. aud
10 days.
Sept. -, at the residence Of his son. A.
W. Clark, Mr.. Peter NJ. Clark, formerly of
Levant, aged IS years.
Amherst-Sept. %, Mr.. Isaiah Z. Haynes,
aged % yrs. mo. and DAYS.
Hancock-Sept 20, Effie Maud infant
daughter OF Perry c. and Frank +. Hodg-
kins. aged mos
Friends and phys cians could not save
our precious rosebud from the grave
Bucksport Sept. II. Grace b. Wardwell,
aged Is yrS.
Sept %, Jennie Holt, wife OF VIM. A.
Remi"k aged 81 yrs. Maine and Mass. papers
please copy.
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To the Honorable the Judge OF the Probate Court
u and Tor the County OF Hancock and State of
Maine.
p EsPECTFULLY represents the undersigned
" executors and trustees of the estate OF George
Black, deceased, that In their Off cial capacity,
they are seized and possessed OF certain small
parcels OF real estate and interests in real estate
situated In Ell-wort and elsewhere in Hancock
county, which are small In value and affording
but little II any income to the said estate beyond
he taxes and expenses of the care thereof; not
meaning 20 include herein lands in Township
twenty one and Invent, two and Thrift nine in
u would he for the interest of the sad estate and
81 ~ persons concerned therein, thAi the same be
sotl, and the proceeds thereof invested IN other
real estate "r personal property.
Hhtret"re your petitioners pray that they may
ne authorized to sell all the said rta estate, and
az interests in any, situated To- said Harcock
county excepting In the township afortuamcd,
and invest the proceeds thereof IN the purchase of
other property.
GEORGE. \. BLACK, Exor's and Trustees
JOHN A. PETtRs OF the estate OF
HENRY W. FAME, } George v Black.
Ellsworth, sept. :. Issl
STATE OF MAINE
HAScook ss,-Court ~ Probate. Ellsworth sept.
Term. 4. y lsS,.
Upon the foregoing pa tiiiOn. ORDERED That said
Petitioner give public notice To- all persons Interest
Ell ~ causing copy Of the y ttion and this order
thereon 70 bc publ she'd hrtc weeks sucressivtly
IN The Ell-w nth American, 4 nywspaprr pub.
lished M Ell~w. rth Ia salt county
tht they NAV appear al Court II Probate for said
uht' Ia b" held II il-Worth,
lhe M " e'no~lay ~ October next, at ten ~ the
cl"ck ia the forenoon. to show cause IL any they
have. why the prayer ~ said petitioner should not
lie granted.
dw3r' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Ntrst.-IH's roRR. Register.
\ true copy Attest tH>s. =. roRR, Register.
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AulItySn.


Flags were at half-mast or draped in
mourning and business very generally sus-
pended, especially was this true of all our
mines. In West Sullivan the day was more
quiet than a sabbath, and without regard to
political opinions, there seemed a general
feeling of sorrow and mourning. In the
evening the people of East Sullivan assem-
bled on very short notice and filed Tenn
perance Hall to listen to a glowing eulogy
of the late President, by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin,
after which, remarks were make by Rev. Mr..
Johnson and others, all in sympathy with
the afflicted family of the martyr and hero,
and Indignation of the assassin and the
crime,
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Sept. 20.
sai.bury'. Cove.

Yesterday our house of worship was
very tastefully draped, in respect to the
death of our noble christian President.
The pastor. Rev. J. +. Eveleth preached
a very appropriate sermon from ps. 81,
/ and ,, The Lord reigneth; let the earth
rejoice" Clouds and darkness are round
about him; righteousness and Judgment are
the habitations of His throne" While We
mourn that the good man and wise ruler has
fallen by an assassins hand, We may well
rejoice that the Lord the wise, the good,
the supreme, still reigns in earth and in
heaven, and that He can, and doubtless will
bring good out of this evil.
Sanf De
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The Obsequies at Cleveland.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
CLEVELAND. Ohm. S..nt Dc

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 26.
Promptly at 1890 O'Clock the services &,
the pavilion began. The immediate mem
oers OF the family and near relatives and
Trends took seats about the casket and Mt
each corner was stationed a member of the
cleveland grays. DR. J. P. Robinson. pres
ident OF the ceremonies, announced that the
exercises would be opened b, singing by the
cleveland vocal society of the funeral bymn
oy Beethoven, followed by Scripture reading
oH hI Rev Bishop Bedel Rev. Ross c.
houghton' pastor Of first VI. +. church. then
offered prayer, Rev. Isaac Errett of CIncin
natl then delivered an eloquent address. At
Il;4o Charles 5. Pomeroy delivered the final
prayer and benediction. There were few
moments of commotion and of PREPARATION.
the Washington Marine band played Near
er m! God 10 Thee" The funeral process
SION moved from Monumental Park at II So.
The time occupied in moving the casket
from the pavilion to the funeral car was
about 10 minutes. A corps Of United States
Marines from the [. s. Steamer Michigan,
formed parallel lines from the east side Of
the pavilion to the entrance to the park
through which the casket was borne on the
shoulders Of the United States Artillery
men under command Of Lieut. Weaver, 2nd
|. ) Artillery, to the funeral car followed
by the mourners who took seats in the car
riases. Grandma Garfield bore the services
remarkably we'll as did also the widow Of
the President. The only incident which oc-
Cured al the pavilion was the request Of
Grandma Garfield for a drink Of water.
Many persons construed this a. an lndloa-
ton that the old lady was faint Such a.
not the case however. None Of the Presi-
dents family except two Of the boys left the
carriages during the exercises which occu-
pied less than half an hour
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
MARRIED.

Ellswortb-Sept. 81. by Rev. T. +. White.
Mr.. ID. {. sehoppe Of Beddington and Miss
Fannie +. Small OF Cherryfieii.
ta-tine-- Aug. 81. by Rev q. G. Winslow
Mr.. harl.s o Huichinss and Miss Nettie l..
Eastman both Of Peuob>eot
Sept. -. by Rev. G. q. Wins ow assisted
by Rev J. X. Clifford, w. A. Paul NJ. d.. Of
Rock Island. H., and Miss Jennie G. Stevens
Of 5heepscOt Bridge, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

For sale at John A. Hale's Book Store,
Main St, Ellsworth, large stock Of ar
fists materials, school books, BLAIg's
HANDY PENCIL TABLETS for scholars use.
also pencils, pens, ink and erayons in large
variety. Stationery, wall papers and cur
tains of every style and quality.
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lBOose.sie 1sorss.

DUTCH ISLAND HARBDR ~ Ar, sept. y, sch.
John >One, Walls, Bangor for ia timure.
BANGOR Ar. sept. .. sch Vim. Picker ny q,
Bellatt,, Bost n.
CALNs->ld. sct Is Sch. orozimbo. Guptin
New Y RI.
.sroS- lr. ) pt. 81 sch Frank Maria. Young
Ell worth.
n. sept. q. sch valp rails > Richardson
NJ unit i'csert. sch. Ca ine', Lear'.. Ca tine.
Ar. SEPT. %, >ch J. NJ kenBe ~. + mercy
RondUut.
Ar. sept "a. sch. Tamerlane. Fitzpatrick,
Lamoine.
NEW YoRk-Pas-ed through Hell Gate 90
bound Fast sch. volant, Mureh. AmbOy for
Bangor.
Ar. 20, sch. OF o TO, Hammond, Ellsworth.
PAwTUCkEr-Ar. p, Sch. Anna 5. Murch, Lord
from Bangor.
PHuLlDELPHIA-Ar -. Sch. David Fsu.t
Smith Bangor.
CEDAR KErs-hr. ept- Is. Sch. y. A. Magee,
Treworgy. from Port simon.
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Worthless Stuff.

Not so fast my FRIEND if you could see
the strong, healthy, blooming men, women
and children that have been raised from beds
of sickness, suffering and almost death, by
the use of Hop Bitters, you would say
GLORIOUS and invaluable remedy" See
other column. Philadelphia Press.
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MARINE LIST.


Elis~ osth PORT.
TEursdAy, Sept. -.
ARRIVED.
sch Nandalia. Alley. Boston.
sch Forester, Ray. Boston.
>ch a. ". tushmaB. FARRELL. Boston.
Sch ArDOrecT. Clark Boston
>ch Real R,.S'T, Young. t"-toH.
srh Ncndale, N.-bLer. Boston.
sch VIM. e.. ArcAeT, BelAtty, Boston.
Seh Copy. Millikcn. Boston.
sch Victory, Mill e.. Boston.
SUNDAY. Se t. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch he lucky, fogg. Rockland
sch sea Flower Sargent, Bar Harbor
etnr. Acadia. Lord. Bar HarbOr.
Monday. sept. ~.
ARRIVED.
Sch ratheriDe. 10 dan. Boston.
Scl Panama Flu lertnn Boston.
sch Hary D. Cushman. fatten, Boston.
Sch Adam BOwlby, atwood, New Iotk.
Sch Ncnparcil Cot, fremont.
SCI arrssa rTaIt, Is '-ton.
Wednesday sept. IS.
SAILED.
sch Wn. II. ,rrher. Belatty. Is ,-ton
sen For ster. RAY. + ymouth
sch 4 b"reer. CLARK Bnst
Seh CIR pa. L,r'i Bar iar or.
Sch Vandalia. Al ey, Holmes Hole Tor Orders.
sch victory, Milhken Ron out.
sch HuSsar, ord, Rock and.
sch NOnpareil, Gott-
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STATE. OF B. AINE.

HANCOCK s..
Tor IA lou ty IA the first " ednesdiy If sep
tember, A. ID. ISL.
VI HERkAS pctitiOn has b en duly filed, pray
w x hat the balanc,- rem lining in the hands
Of inbrs-s Springer admin strator of tia. estate
of Eleanor J Clark late of Franklin d. ceased, n
settlement of his htal account MAZE at a probate
court held at Ellsworth within and for aid County
the thiT'l W etnes ay of June \. ID lSs may
he urIered to be i-tribute,l among the heirs Of
sa Il eceased AID the Il hare eh determined,
ORDERED. thai notice thereof be Civ n To all per
interes ed tber in by publishing "A copy Of
tn order three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed at llsworth in aid county
prior To the second "wednesday of October, A. ID.
1851, that they may APP ear at probate court then
10 be held at swOrth wi hin and for laid county
at len O'Clock in the forenoon AMI show cause, If
an, they nave, against he sane.
3w3Is PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR. Register.
A tyue copy, Anest:-CHAs. r. DORR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

He was a man who never sought place, but
the place always sought him. In view of
the noble Christian life which he led we
love him. In view of the worth of his
example to the fraternity Of which he was
an honored brother, we fra.ernally pay these
tributes of respect to his memory to-day.
After the closing prayer by Rev. Mr.
Lombard. the audience joined in singing
"God bless our native land"
The meeting closed with the benediction
bv Rev Mr. Wardwell.