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markell We began BY making him a
WIG with q few gray hairs sprinkled in.
Gradually the number of gray hairs was
increased until now lie buys three white
wigs year Black wigs last longer
than white. The latter turn yellow with
wear. and we have found no way OF
cleaning the white hair without destroy
inc the workmanship Of the wig. Where
a WIG covers the entire head it is easy
to make it fit tight with most heads
without the Use of any adhesive SUBJ
stance. But. where the wig covers only
a part of the head. or where toupees or
patches are used it Unnecessary to stick
on the false hair with mucilagc or adhe-
sive wax.
"Wigs cost all the way up from SO
| to 800, according to the iincnesS of the
hair and the excellence of the workman
ship. The most costly wigs are made
on a foundation of hair lace. Each hair
is carefully selected and knotted to 4
mesh of the lace. This kind is called
the ventilated wig. You can part it
anywhere, like natural hair. and the
| appearance OF the parting will be like
that of the natural scalp. The flesh
shows through the mesheS of the lace
| with gregg naturalnesS. That is the
kind Of wig the blonde young man wore.
Cheaper wigs are made by fastening
hair to long threads and sewing strips
of it on a foundation less costly than
hair lace. Even these cannot be de-
tected by the ordinary observer, al
though when you know that man
wears such wig you will be sure to
notice it. Very often, however, toupees
are put on with so much skill. by mix
ing the ends with the natural hair, that
the art is not perceptible. | think the
tendency now is to conceal badness
rather than to let it be seen. True, i'll
the summer, some of our young men do
get their Leads clipped like State prison
convicts or the boys in poor house.
but l think the fashion is less favored
than fOrmprlv -
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In the name of suffering humanity We
request all physicians Ia try Ammcn's Cough
syrup, then they will prescribe it for thril
patients who arr troubled with coughs, cold,
aud dica>r> l"r which il Is recommended
Many doctors who a:c opposed To- patent
medicine prescribe this remedy; III" drug
"iSi simply changes the cont,ytS into another
bottle, and the patient i none the wiser
while Ia" physician gct- credit for the cure
which always follows where azure is possible
Ask Your druggist la show you u large bottle
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Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beef and
Tonic InVigOratOr.

Per admits hm~Iirq, It wine glass full may hr
taken three times day with great advantage.
lis tonic and nltritiyr qualities are sufficient
t" sustain the body without the addition OF
solid food. II is now recommended by the
faculty in preference to anything else As the
best remedy for consumption, debility, loss OF
appetite, weakness, Indigestion, dyspepsia.
fever. agur, malaria, and all female and chill
drcn's maadir~
CtrTIoN-S"r that the signature Of I. Con-
Den i ON each bottle, IL limitations are on the
market
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Complications.

If the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed 10y complication OF
liver and kidney complaints would give
natures remedy Kidney WORT trial they
would he speedily cured. 1t acts on both
organs nj the same time, and therefore com
plrtcly fills the bill for perfect remedy II
You have n lame back and diSordcred kidneys
use il at once. Don't neglect them Mirror
md EnrInrr
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Testimonials:

BRODlE & co.
Geptlemen: have used your wonderful
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"A Chicago woman sent Saratoga
wave, two secondhand frizzes and an
Old Jute switch to the Michigan suffer-
ers. 1t IS such self-sacriticing kindness
as this, says the Detroit Free Press,
that seizes our people by the heart
strings and causes them to flood their
cheeks with the tears of thankfulness
and gratitude.
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The Denver News speaks of Gunni-
son county as being one of the wonders
OF the world. She has wealth of some
kind in every nook and corner of her
vast domains. Gold, silver, iron, cop
per, coal and, indeed, almost all the
known metals are to be found,
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NEssRs. BRODIE 4 co.

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AMORY F. BELL,
2609 Sacramento Street, 8. F.
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The Life %! Washington Irving" ,liuugh
ton, Milllh y Co, Boston, hy Charles dudley
Warner, the initial Volume in American Men
of Letters auyurs well for the >"rir.. II is :,
graphic picture ol the successive stages in
lrNln%'s life, and gives an insight into the
inner life of the man H. well n tho author
\ series like this has long been Il a S,i,Idfula.
and no doubt it will meet with liberal pat
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Country BY Ways" 10y Sarah Ornc Jr,sctt
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thing of the picturesqucncss, transparent
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Vegetine.
FROM the REV. s. B. SWEEJ
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SPRINGFIELD MASs. {:

SPRINGFIELD. Macs. Doe ~
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IlAYEsvILLE, Ohio. Feb. IL, 1850.
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POLICE OFFICERS REeoHI

BOSTON, January ~ ~
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MEssRs. BRODIE & co.

MESSRs. BRODIE & co.
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EsSRS. bKOUIE q Gu.
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kidney-Wort moves the bowels regularly,
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y WoH or GOoD.-Onc Of the most pop.
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Lord Byron, in reference 10 II beautiful
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NessRs RRODIE SEQ

MEssRs BRODIE & CO.
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And then Il coffin they carried me OF in,'
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was sick sbed for three or four weeks with
rheumatism, could not turn myself nor help
myself. Was rubbed freely with Brodie's
Wonderful Rheum attic Cure and got well at
once. recommend u TO all.
AUGUST SCHLEUOR,
Woodland. Baker.
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POULTRY 3 STOCK BOOK.

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a SuffOca ting Cough.

la Il letter from Mrs Charlotte Isle, Of Chi
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Woodland

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Scalps Tormented with Dandruf

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THE SOLDIERS FRIEND.

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- writing in response TO any .
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mention the name Of the paper 1.
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Foo
HueL.pors Centre.

Great Improvement has been made al
the railroad station within the past fortnight.
The station has been removed from The east.
To the west side Of the track, having a much
better and more convenient location. \ new
platform built. one hundred and fifteen feet
by twelve, the building newly painted. and
other Improvements Yet to be- made
Quite an accident occurred here last
wccA. Mr.. Amos ColsoH. a blind man. ~ho
has been for wears - familiar With our
street, i, go be able Ia 70 to almost any
part Of the ioSu without other a,d than a
cane. bs some means missed his way and
walked of the end Of a cul,crt. falling a
distance Of four feet. lie was % severely
bruised as TO be since confined 10 the house
- The arough, !. beng considerably felt
here but not 80 much As Ia some places.
Few well, are dry as vet. hI, the feed N the
pastures j. nearly gone, and Vegetation Is
suffering generally, The crops VII! be
lighter ,nau usual, hu; probably there va.
never 50 much good hay IN town A. at pres
cul Batter D.. thirty cents pound with al
4p~ar! tendency.
best cooking apple, hfly cent. a bu.hyI
IRA
sept. I.
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.
The pot here is beginning to boil. The
Republicans are having large meetings and
considerable interest is manifested. Parker
Spoifnrd is the republican candidate for
Representative. Mr.. Spoford is young
man. born and educated in Bucksport and
if elected will be an honor to the town. Ii
is rumored that Mr.. c. C. Homer is TO be
the fusion candidate against him. Mr.. io-
mer run in 1879 against Mr. McAlister and
was beaten. After the result was known he,
in the presence of large number Of voters
went on the platform in Emery Hall and
congratulated Mr.. McAlster on his election
saving it was a "fair fight and an honest
beat" In less than two months from that
time he wrote Mr.. McAliNer a letter say
ing that he would contest his seat to which
the people of the class had elected him.
We expec, TO elect Mr.. Spoford.
Two Grand Bankers have arrived the
Daniel Webster Capt. SAWYER and the
Carrie f. Pitman. Capt, Nicholson with full
fares and others are expected soon.
The Changers are to have reunion at
Cedar Grove on Thursday. State master
Col. ROBBIE is expected to be present and
speak. with several others. Cedar Grove Is
a few miles above here on the direct line Of
b. and b. railroad. making It easy Of access.
Mrs. Alkaline. widow Of the late Fred
Parker. died suddenly on TUESDAY Of last
week. She started out on the street and
when as far Slower, apotheoary store she
sat down on the steps. Sore one spoke 70
her. but receiving no reply, she was taken
into the store Failing to revive her they
called team and took her home. She raj
lied once hut sank again living but few
hours. She leaves no children.
sept I. Eco.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American
The Attempt TO Bride Scion Chase.

Inv ANAb-N' ~ -" -
"Them Steers. Scion Chase's paper. pub
lshed TODAY a statement in which Chase
saws that the offer Of brides to HIM have
come only from the fusion side. lie says
the day after the Weaver ticket was nomi-
mated Governor P.aisted and F. W Hill
went to Chase's mills unlimited and endeav
ored to persuade Chase to support the fusion
ticket Plaisted told him If he would pull
into fusion line be could have all the ,ubscrl-
bers he wanted Plaisted said Hill would
pay him $500 on the spot to start. Failing
in hi, object. plaisted returned the next da'
with Richard FRYE. Of Bethel, but without
success. Chase saws the fusionists took the
paper away from him and he started Them
Steers and was approached by fusionists to
accept place on their ticket as a candidate
for Congress He SAYS The men Who say
! sold out to the republicans are the men
who were eager to nominate me Tor Congress.
On my " ay To Bangor TO attend the cou'en-
ton va, approached b, John Todd, Of
Portland. vho SAID he y au,ed me 10 support
Governor Plal,ted Il could consent"
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PoRTLAsD-Ar sept l. Sch. Mt. Vernon. Free
thy, Ellsworth. for Boston
BosTuS Aug 81, Schs. OtrontO, Hammons
Hoboken; II. W. Cushman. Farrell, Ellsworth
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CAsTISE-Ar. Sept !, Schs. Louisa. Smith, Web
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Bangor for New York.
NEW YORK Ar. Aug. 30, Sch. Bangor. Jordan,
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