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Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

And, as is always the case, full vote means
an increase of the Republican majority.
The spring elections in Maine show that.
The significant election in Delaware the
other day. for the first time carried by the
Republicans. and the never before reached
majority in Oregon tells the same story.
A voice What about Arthur ?"
Ny friend inquiries "What about Arthur p
Well, let me say this ANY man who saw
President Arthur during those long weary
days vhen Gen. Garfield lowered on that
thin margin which lies next TO both life aud
death. aud sas the tender solicitude that
yet did not break his calm spirit. will ap-
preciate IN some degree The nature that Is
HIS
lie has been all hi, life an active. earnest
Republican. lie ha. seen the active,
earnest. strenuous side Of politics; he has
believed ga his beliefs and has aiwa,s been
fighting for those beliefs, and has upheld
the integrity OF the Republican party when
some men Who no@ distrust him have not
been so engaged. He has belonged To that
poStion Of the Republican party which has
been m a minority, which ls nov in more Of
minority than ever and which | believe II
viii he hca.ihtul for American politics 4 II
Af4AiAaAt ttl AilAt AAAAAgHlN. 10 NOT NFtiEAF
that President Arthur j. nov bent on
breaking down that grea, majority and set.
ting up that minority. II he i - bent he
- bound TO make more deplorahle failure
than any man who was ever President.
But believe that IN these long years OF his
experience be ought to have learned aRd
has learned wisdom. lie u nov by virtue
OF has high office, without having sought il.
the head Of the Republican party, and my
belief IS, as the question has been asked me.
that President Arthur is ,F,iug to bring all
shades Of opinion which are essentially
Republican into accord, so that they may
work together for the good Of the country
through the Republican party | have no
warrant to speak for him and have sought
none. but know tha, he has hard task to
perform. The tyranny and the arrogance
Of men long used 10 power arv hard to
bear the recklcssncss and unreasonahlcncss
OF men who are seeking to gam power Is
just as hard io bear. and between these two
the President must keep an even balance II
he can. He Is blamed because here and
there he appoints a postmaster or some
other official from the ranks Of those With
whom he has been acting heretofore, but We
must do HIM the justice to remember tha; be-
has lett uudisiurbel that great Office the
filling Of which by Garfield in the person Of
Collector Robertson brought on him fire
hotter than that Of cou,ersiug batteries up
on a battlefield
That he sympaihizes With THIS contest.
that the leaders OF all portion, Of the Re
publican party sympathzc with the contest
We are inaugurAung to-day. hvllc,e-and
indeed know-thc word that be- and lhcy
would send would he make Your uomua-
tons. get good men upon your ticket. see
that IN the details Of youF organization IN
Your towns and oountic, sol do the same
Give a day or seek or month each TO the
country II necessary, and elect ,our ticket
and the cause viii go forward IN ever,
State" tAppiau>c.l
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
q . -.
tIiuu'- Aivuosir u June iI.f
Rev. Louis Eugene Grant.

The subject of tia, brief notice vas bora
IN BuIg,ou. Nc Ma, .. ls}j. and died IN
l-amo,ur. Me, Feb. u. u.s.. lie ua, the
sou Of Rev. Nm. o. 4nd Mar, Gran, who.
fus many YEAR. lived Ia the tosn of llich-
he'd. Me, and suo "a, an earnest minister
until very ads anoed aye of lite. .
lie fitted for college a, Ws,cr, lie CLASH
ca. lusuiutr IA connection s.ih the irl,udN
interest and Kind attention of Prof Samuel
X. Smith bot anNlou, Ia take a profession
at early life dad not pursue a college course,
but completed the study of law wiib Samuel
lHcunh, E>q.. of Augusta. He then ven,
IL Chicago 4aa a, there admitted 10 the prac-
ticr OF laS. lie gave no special promise or
fitness for the ministerial calling during his
connection with the practice d; Law. tlii his
mind sas called to tie subject Of religion
He sesAn then 10 Zee. that he mu.i leave
hls chosen profession and labor for hl, Mas
teT's kingdom. But before he had fully de-
cided 10 change his profession the aar Of
the rebellion broke out aud he at once re-
sponded 10 the call Of his country's defence,
and entered the ranks Of the volunteer ar.ny
a. private soldier. As soldier be was
true and lo,al. and braved the danger, aud
difficulties incident 10 waT without fear or
reserve tsll be received a severe confusion
which disabled him from further service, and
which finally was the cause Of his death
lie began his first pastoraie in East Mon
mouth, afterwards Sabaitus; then he was
called and labored with the church in Bow
dolnham, where he vas much beloved. till
he removed his relations from this affection
ate people 10 pastorate with the church in
Buxton. From thence he went 10 the church
In Franklin, where, on account of rapidly
failing health. he was obliged TO lay down
his armor aud withdraw from further public
work for his Master.
Feeling that his days were rapidly passing,
he retired to the quiet. pleasant town OF La
moine, as the home Of his loving family and
the final resting place Of his remains.
His ministry was one Of pleasantness and
peace, for he loved the work He was ear
nest. faithful and beloved by the old aud
young. He had the confidence and respect
of his neighbors, friends and ministerial as
sociaies, was regarded as good counselor,
faithful preacher. an exemplary and devot-
ed Christian minister, and greatly endeared
himself to all his people. b. +. 6.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

Tho July Uti~ i,rrkc open. a.ih an *.
quit" picture ~ rEiI-litr aud summrr-iimr.
called The riper~," drawn by Mr.. Jessie
curtis shepherd. AMI Arcom. awning mclo.
4ious iiiilc poem - the same titi~. hy Elixa-
both Cunning Following this, comes The
As-i.iant,' brilliant story by Nr- VI u
A'hefW u.'i. history Of -aui" gown i-ly. and
girl. but placing before Do gsu1s .nS unrs some
good ideals Of determination IN bu,int.. sister
ly ir' uil"n wuaanly energy and broad gen.
cI".itN. II has excellent iIu-GrAttja, hy II
L. Nharr. Eliot M-rormig, ui tn, Christian
tHi.s IA. zo-d short story. did F'hsl 49,
"a" QursnF AMI Mr.. Kate L g~1n Clark trl.
mrruiy "HpN iarrd .sw the Eggplant So
qur'- 10 Their tiub AMI pur," sul From
the llu I'm ia tho N~sa" brzin ia TN. numb-r.
urtirr ihr tti"-. The Trojan Wa 1ui '' lost
among ih" ~ANa&r-, II, aui thr Thiri Art ~
the Comedy NO Question, asked ]. very
amusing. practical fra'urr Of thr number
.. = plan lor "a summer Evening" kntsf-
tainiurn,," hy q. q. Bartlett, wiIh wutkinx
diagrams fur tIc cAustyu. itou .f portable
'i2Ec. Ihr entertainment comprises thlca.Ix.
pl,turr-, .iaiuarY and p,ntumimc, summer
rambi"r- - 3ii enl's the exquisite Illustration.
q Miss uarTi.' "Wii FTawrr Paper al-,
lhc nauE D. au iIul poems iu thr numb.r
Amer thi- frkJ - t-a4ty api snu--ul.nt,
e"nrs the 'hauiauqua K-Alns Cours- with
y" Historical pAirrs, GrVgraPAIsal ptp.rs,
Law paprrs. Health and strength papers
Natural hi.t"ry pap-rS ant ii5mr. work-p4
p"r'-ihr most eiishiml part OF the magazine,
Ia fact
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
State News.

The next annual meeting Of the New
England Society of Friends will be held in
Portland.
Daniel Fahey. who fell from staging on
a wharf in Portland, few days ago, died of
his injuries Friday.
Edmund l.. Taney, civil engineer, of
the l. 5. Coast Survey, returned, Wednes-
day, from Florida, where he has been sta
toned during the winter He will pass his
vacation at his home in Bangor
j. c. McCready, of the New England
Grocer, has recently been in Maine with the
view of bringing about grand reunion, or
gathering. in Portland at an early date, of
the retail grOcers of the State.
A. L. r. Gardintr's store at Dennys-
vile was broken into Wednesday night and
goods and money to a considerable amount
stolen. No clue Of the perpetrators.
The Reporter says Mr. Henry Williams
of Embden,ha leg amputated at the thigh,
Thursday, in consequence of modification
arising from frost bitten foot last winter.
Mr.. Williams has since died.
Miss Grace n. Kimball and Mss Let
tie Johnson recently left Bangor as mission
aries of the A. b. c. +. NJ to Turkey in
Asia, and sailed from New York on the steam
er City Of Berlin on Saturday, the 18th inst
The Maine General Hospital acknowl-
edges the receipt of $3.50 from Mrs. Eliza
Quincy Goodenow, for an annual free bed
in the hospital.
-fhe National Bell Telephone Company
of Maine added rs subscribers during the
month of Nav as follous. ouau % ,
Worcester, l3; Fitchburg, s; Portland, !;
Is; Lewiston, 10; Bangor, 8; Calais, | /;
Bath, l. Total now connected, 3,s92.
The bsdy of Thomas Kinnealy, sea-
man, was found Thursday night on St.
Stephen fats, two miles below Calais. He
came TO Calais on schooner Ernest I. Lee.
and is supposed to have belonged in New
York. The head and body were bruised
and cut, and foul play is suspected. An in
quest wss held at ST. Stephen.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HANCOCK -.
| AIKEN OH execution gsb..yefn lame Nflt-i.t e.
'fsautoT and wi be sold at public Auction
AZ the 4 n VI Henry Il. Darling in Blusbi! .B
saiH "nt} on TIE first day Of Jnly las2 at two lf
TIE ciosE la the afternoon -, rlt,rt II dc I,,,
H'@ inscribed rcal Estaie owned b1 tha .Fhrrlx
''PpeF Mini Company" a. NAV H., Jl,c..-.sr. +,
SS3t7l! shlh execution tn all cost aud Charge
W. neg inning 1t "A stake and stone. III, tb \ rt
~ Il % the road lcadiuz from Biurhiu ID
hf9'N7flHt 10y land Of tn 'Elstie.. Copper MiuIuz
an, 'i' sihtItlhE COMPANY" IN the Wes erIy line Of
iaH', inrinSrly Of reth Hewin- thence westerly au
- II NHiusfh e0f said DAD forty two rnds To- Land
=. s.iII blsb''e Copper Mining and smelling Com
PHni metiee NortbeTly on the Ea-trrl, Hue of
ia iSha 81 -aid Bisbee Copper Miuing and smelling
Iohp ny y Thir,i POM thence. Ea-terl, n The
shnIc - Ihlfei Pond Thirty ytwO rods a. land
s Ihftly 81 seth Hes ins. thence south Thirty.
y, nv, degrees East one hundred and fourteen rols
u TIE place 0f beginning
Blueliil, May 81, Iss2 aug
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

J VI BLu>pEtI, VI. -. 81 M,tN ST..
BNNcuE. MAI>E. makes the Medical aud
Surgical treatment Of al. diseases Of the
bowels speciality including Hcmorrhold..
(PAr.I F.,tGiAs lnI Pastures Al. Of the
above disease, speedily and permanently
cured upon cnurrly nes principles, viihou,
rrsariIug 20 the kuiic or cauicrzA;ion-
giving the patient little or no pa.u. or
other Inconvenience. Patients residing At a
distance. can come 10 Bangor for treatment,
only being OBTAINED for day or two, ar be
visited At their houses. II d,sIrrd 3mosls
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Rose Cold aud Hay Fever.

Being seriously troubled with Hay Fever
and Rose Gold ! tried Ely's Cream Balm,
and uas surprised IN obtaining almost imme-
datc relief. earnestly recommend it 10
all similarly afflicted ". +. Andrus. Drug
gist, Meiuchen. ~ J.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever for
years gave Ely, Cream Balm a trial was
much benefited. have had no attack s
since using il. T.. X. hUcH, Editor Carbon
Co. Democrat. Mauch Chunk. Pa
For years have been afflicted with HAY
Fever, from early in August until frost. /
was induced 10 give Ely's Cream Balm a
trial. The relief was immediate. | regard
myself cured. e. ScHREIBER, Supt. of
Cordage Co., Elizabeth, \. J. Price 80
cents. Apply into nostrils with little finger.
~
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

In the dental ranks vii. never occur II YOU
are particular With YOUR teeth, and cleanse
them every day ai,h iha, famous too,h-W ash
SOZODONr Prom youth ID OLD asc il
will Keep the enamel spot!e,, and unimpair-
ed The teeth OF persons who use 500
DON'T have peAri-hke vhitenes,. and the
gums rOseate hur, Sh.!c the breath IS pu-
riicd, and rendered sweet and fragrant. II
Is composed Of rare antiscptIe herb. and j.,
entirely free from the objectionable and in
Jurou, Ingredients of Tooth pAstcs, &c.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
VI Mursiered.

The body Of Julius Baer was found by
freighters five miles west of here Tuesday
morn, in a terribly msngled condition. His
head and face were smashed, so as to hardly
recognized, and numerous wounds were
found on his body. Mr.. Baer was agent
for the great blood medicine, Sulphur Bit
ters. Robbery was undoubtedly the mo-
tive as be was known to have a large sum
Of none, on his person. As we go to
press there is no clue to perpetrators
Colorado Press.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

= In the Worth imericdR Repiste tor July,
the leaiins article Is "A profound aud sympa-
thetlc stndy OF Emerson as Poet" by Ed
win L. Nhiape. The author has scarcely
word 10 >Hy about form, and modes of ex-
preston. aud cH,,rtuliy rouc- de, that En-F-
son had eJmmand pnlt OF two vt three metres:
out he brings all thr rr>onFre~ OF hi~ eNtraur-
binary critical afumcn TO prove thal a. sect,
n one 10 has ittuit.0u OF hr d-tper uutas
OF nature and the mural Un,V r.. In >Bort. n,
poet Ia the ~ hest ~eu~c OF tle word. Eln. +. ON
must AK rank with tn" creates; gsn uses OF all
time. ln"lil draullC fressui 4 ia Vail STR "a r
wtier NhO y h-boid, his uasnc but whu
manif' silly j. no novice. exp IN. ny OF tLe
ulcks an'l it'siyc hN IA, an> Of which fictitious
Natu : afr en- attd an 'he uuwHr ia I'd
dttit TO ruin Desire thsruIs cIslr tuic. the
clrNrttth HItt IN the >,ri.- on The Ruins
OF Ceuira Am Ii.a." aud records the rsu.yn-
ing triuinpa "t E!~ exploring cNp,tli ion.
namely, ihr -tVtrry IT "a -rcAf Tuiustl c Is Ia
the hitherto or. NIlnF,sl ,uuntr, Of fte la
C.Htlpu'- Gu 10 naia. There arr twn papers
un III" 'Nil - iot qur.ii.,n; on. "The
Thing Which Krnat.~.' hv Gar IamiIt-n
wh1 iaitur~ tu q nave the citil -rrNlc, fT.n
TIE f-i' r "a. "l-t upon It on account uf
Gut su'. criui.: the other. "rle business
ui on s->sr Ains". 10y Richard rant White,
VITO i''fv ~ pnriraNs tie moral 10, tbat r1nn,
from ttr taerrnui,i struggle : plac- Fma
~, FfHucl~ MafiDi traN ford. ~un II The emit
~ q; Nmrr bran So. .i5.iur. writ~ OF ~ = q
Ia>ir ~ Nrt', SOD ia ic lr~ ecrtain direction,
~ y htch r 4. it.rn might h. dcNciopc,l unsl,r
lht conditions ~ i.t Ni-tng 10 ihr United
STATES. The u Ni,w t- t'T sale by bpuk>cil. -
aud ucw-du1 cr> Err,tatY.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

The Nec York TribaHe. speaking Of
Col Frederick Robe, Names Republican
candidate for Governor. says besides ren-
drring valuable services 10 the Nation
during the war. mas always taken keen in
tereSl IN the social. educational and indus
trial interests Of his own State. He was
practically founder Of the normal school at
Oorham, and has contributed literally 10
the support Of many other educational and
benevolent institutions. In 1875 he was a
commissioner 10 the Paris Exposition. He
is now master Of the State Grange. an
agricultural organization comprising more
than 10000 members. Ever since the war
he has been a prominent figure in State
politics, having been member Of seven
Legislatures. and chairman Of the Council
during two Administrations
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

The river and harbor bill contains the
following appropriations $4,000 for i'm
proyemeat Of Richmond Harbor; 5000
for improvement of Csthanee River, Bow
doinham, and a small amount for complet-
ing the survey of the Androscoggin river
below Topsham and Brunswick So, 900
for Portland Harbor, and $4,000 for i'm
proving ROYAL River a small amount for
survey Of Bangor harbor and Penobscot
river; $4,000 to improve Lubec Channel,
and $4,000, for constructing breakwaters at
Roekland
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

The LeieistoR Journal says the position
taken in the Maine Republican platform in
favor of submitting constitutional prohibi-
ton to the people, is very gratifying to Gen.
Dow and other prominent prohibitionists.
The movement in favor Of a separate prohi-
bitory ticket seems to meet with little favor
among the lifelong friends of temperance.
The action of the recent State Convention
apparently leaves only the Democrats
anxious for separate prohibitory ticket
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

A correspondent of the Boston Trarel-
Ter reports that two Irishmen, one Sunday
afternoon, were admiring the new front OF
ex-Goy TildeH's house in Gramercy park.
'sFaix, Pat said one of them, pointing to
the head of Michael Angelo over one Of the
doors, sis that likeness of Misther Til
den ?" No." replied his companion, "Til-
den amt so good looking as that; he's q
thin man-has no whiskers. That's John
Kelly"
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

Frame Rp. Brr,E act ar5ngg upon the
liver ki'tnrys. eVp the low, Is autl rl-zu-
Tar, mASe tht & uu4. b.. 10 tine luUZs. huid
~ the merry ant clyA the bu,.i aud st -tgm ~
every iHlpUTitv
r iIskt uts-. Rash Of u u,sl 10 the ~ ad t.nI
Ing u ApUpigNy, by-Vt li-ia. f,y,r 4nd Ngue,
nrp ~, fimplts and iiipt. hr~ sc ofmluu. iTrm r.
AID sores, ettCr, tIn ra4. White swell ing.
trysi rlas, ~or' ~ uT Tor Young n suffering
frim Weaknc,- ar D,-hitiy c1usvd FROM impru
drlirE, 3ud fuT females in .cicltc hraltb. FtAE.
ikh= Rpuf BITTER arc e-plripiiy mIuen a.
r. Frazier I have .,tl two tItti,s tuu
Root Eiiirrs f'r D,. gp-ia. Dizziness, Wclku -
ant kidu bI-ea e, and The ut me gnot
than tho pc aui all ID. medicine YER H-c,i
cnn-it Z YOUR u,trtiCinc the creates of
hies-iugs- Mas. 81 NETIN Cleveland. -.
sold ly :. y. WiCclN 10 ~ ar t.a tir.
bH. NItLttN'~ lNursN FfLT utNrNE>r l. the
ouy sur Cure f,F 4 ,z.
". D. PHILLIPS.
lyr5 Portland Ne
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Worth Remeu,hertup-

Now that good times are again upon us,
1t Is worth remembering that no one can
ENJOY the pleasantest surroundings if in bad
health. There are hundreds Of miserable
people going about to-day with disordered
stomach, liver or kidneys, when bottle Of
Parker's Ginger Tonic would do them more
good than all the medicines they have ever
tried.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

-''For the past five or six years l nave
suffered continually with Kidney Complaint
| have taken every medicine that could
hear of, and without benefit, until l tried
''''ELIxIR OF LIFE RooT." One bottle has
entirely cured me-
SAMUEL l.. YOUNG.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

|, reliable medicine that never does any
harm and that prevent. and cure, disease
by Keeping the stomach ia order. tho bow :
elN regular. and the kidney, and liver active.
Such medicine Is Parker, Ginger Tonic.
1t relieves every case. and has cured ihous-
and,. See other column Tribune.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Administrators Sale |

HAtlNG obtained II ense from the Prahste
Court, shall sell at Public Auction m moi
sold al private sale befOre) at the house OF the late
ANA trabtree. In Franklin, on THe-siay the twentv
hI.h tay OF July lss2. the following described real
North by County road fast by land Of r
CrabIree south hy land OF Franklin Land. Mil
and ater Co., W"st by land Of Benj, BunE p
with buildings thereon. situated II being th hana
stead OF the late Ann Crabtree, Containing 2s
acres -
n.,., II. u. HOMER, AfIh'r.
N 'uhe ~, lsn- 3wg5s
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

TnF votrNlC BEtT CO., Marshall, Mich
will s.,d HH. 'NEK'- EtERR ,ETp tLECTKo
NuIFAIC BFLIs AND kITCrHIC APPLIANCE ;
OF g tdi thirty ,Ats tu u4s.n Is. uu- Ur uidi
WIN -tc afflicted iih Nr,yuu~ pebiiit,- Lns
VII Hts and Manhood. AM kindred tToubli 4,
qua aui' 'ing speed, aud cuiupi'''v rrstar tion
of he,lth aud nariV Virvf. ,ddrr>. above.
y. B.-No rt~k !. inrurr'd a. thirty ia, :
trial j. allowed ltr4S
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address label on each suhscri-
ber'- paper shows the time 10 which the subs rip
tlou Is .aid and all -uYscribers in arrears are
requested 10 paw up soon A. possible.
IN ala communications relating to Subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 20 state the
Post Ofce to which The paper is, or h. to be sent
ant 60 be careful 10 write all proper names plain
In directing change of address, always give
he present address well ~ the one to which YOU
~ III. I-tt...r tll.rtNar.l. -.nI
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Gbr GllsMortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
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COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms &c. see first page.
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Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

The iHaAtic n,Hkfy r.r Juy contains
ih" iHl'>t I."su - % "a o, ,ir. Luugi,lius e.
uttd The u II. ut >n -" The manu-
.crifi b'srs The dnto of Mar, b Is, which was
but NCry few uay- before hr IL. gf itpw'-
hual ilints-. The Ioem is nnc which he ouiy
could "Tiie. aud y ill ic read with peculiar in
t'rrst by his huudn d, OF thousands of a,.-
mtrcr-. The important scri,> uf articles
"ciuIic- ~ the south" !, continued aud the
present article. IKE the previous ouc- gives
he reader an exact and vivid IDEA Of the
state OF feeling. and the political, religious,
commerrisl and social conditions To the South
IN The Political Economy Of Seycniy-Thiee
Million Dollar" Mr.. Henry u. Lloyd, who
wrote the puugsut '~tory Of = Great Monop-
y IN the Atlantic A few months a1o, discuss
- lhe WAY IN which immense fortunes arr
msd snd writes IN vigorous. trruchani
vie which makes hi article peculiarly read
able snd intensely Interesting. other import
an art clc- ia the number are on the "C ar. Tor
ne People und'r pr-pui,.u." by %. u. Fruth-
inzham: Naval touTtS-M1r,iaI and the Par
duniug Power" by ll"nry ,,boi II.,lgr:
">hali M~aibrr- of he Cabinet 1T Ia Ton
grc>sE by y Hard Hrown. Miss -ar4h Orne
Jswefi contributes another uf her drilg.ltfIl
-t"riD-, entitled Tho Mat If III. DAYLIGHT"
Nr. Haf'h's tN'cii,ut aud most interesting
s'riI3 Two uu Toyvr =" Miss Phclp.'s
.turl q "pr ZN~ ,uJ Mr. Bi-hop'. novel ID
N'~ lork .ucisty. Tho lInus. ~ Mrr,h ut
fJir.r-" Or, continued There are poems by
Anrir Il Amman, SUSAN { pl.isE. and u. {.
blHu"r- E.sErws "f rrrrnf book. aul the
ttHtr ti'H y 4 iuh discussing literary ans at
~ STEER, HlUlFtC az u.ua.5y strong and 10
t"rr>tng number ui the Afanti'.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

Why throw away so much money try
ing worthless medicines, when for 81 cents
a remedy can be procured that will cure
Coughs, Colds, sore Lungs, and Group?
Give it trial. Adamsoa's Botanic Bllsana,
will do II. Trial bottle. 10 cts.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Popularity,

THOMAS EcLgcTRIc on has obtained
great popularity, from its instrinsic value as
a reliable medicine, in curing hoarseness,
and all irritations Of the throat, disease of
the chest, etc, For these it is an incompar-
able pulmonic.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

An extraordinary hail storm occurred
at Dubuque. Iowa, Friday afternoon Hail
stones as large as oranges fell. Several
persons we're injured and property damaged.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

-isoo per year can be easily mat at home
working for Il. q. Rsleout i Co, 10 barclay
Stree New Yyrk. send for their catalogue and
ull particulars. lyri2
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
Adjourned Meeting.

NOTICE IS hereby given that an adjourned meet,
~ l1s OF the ANNUAL Meeting of the stockhoId
ers Of the Benjamin Franklin silver Mining ~
VIII be held at the Hancock House. Ellsworth Ne .
July :, lss2. at O'Clock r. n -
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Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HANCOCK IS.
Taken 9r execution Wherein Han u psrIiog
l y creditor and viii be sod al pubji Nuc ION
g VIC Seoft OF Henry u. Darling in Blucfll iu said
1h On hrst day of July, 1882 al two OF the
t.st ~ ebe AFTERNOON, 50 nIarh Of the fOlluHIng
a.serio'i s'l real estate owned b. ''lhr PbruIx
NpPpsf aiming Company as NAV be necessary u
i.i'iS saii execution with al G. SIS aud gharge-,
rs inning q stake and stones the
pa hplefiy side Of tn road leasfing from Blueb t.
Or, nigoA ilie by land Of the s.Bisbee COPPER Mining
a.. oill M ING Comp ny" la TIE weste ly line of
~. -. ~ ..eily ~ seth Hewtns; thence we-te ly ON
i SotA ~ cry Inc Of said road forty.tso rods t.
1i u sii Bisbee Copper Mining and smelling
tai thehcs northerty the easteriy lire of
q - saia hlsbee Copper Mining and Snie lilng
t Sta.'.liahs 70 Ibt foad; thence easterly on the
sa, saore oI third Pond, T'birty-tw rods to land
,,s SI seth Hewing; thence South thirty I've
OF beginning. ''''A i''' -
Bluehill. May 81, Iss2 ~ h--''' sw8