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Because they have proved
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BueL.pors Centre

The ICE in the Penobscot il broken up
To WITHIN a mile and half Of Hampden.
The smelling business on the river is
not brisk just nos. the fish being very
scarce. The smelling season closes with
tins month The past season has not been
remarkably prosperous owing to low prices
in New York.
-Busnes. on the railroad Is lively.
Travel i. increasing, and more freight is be-
ing handled then at any time during the
winter.
Mention was made a few weeks since
that our mail carrier, Mahlon Emerson had
far recovered from his long and severe
illness as 10 be out We are sorry to add
that he has had a relapse which has again
confined him to his bed for several weeks
Miss Clara Pratt received dispatch
this Z, NJ. TO come Immediately TO Lynn, as
her sister Mrs Bisbee was very sick and her
little oar-.ear-old daughter lay at the point
Of death. She left on the j:l5 train.
J R.A.
March u.
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On Saturday and SUNDAY the 18th and
18Th, there was a remarkable heavy sea on
the outer shores Of Mt Desert and Cranber
rs Isles The sea broke across the West
ern Way on SUNDAY so heavily that out
ward bound vessels turned back, not daring
to 70 through. As soon a. Capt T.. Fer
maid. Of Cranberry Isle. had put about to
return he saw .ea comb up aud fall over
Just where his little Schooner would have
been if he had Kept on. The lewiston
came through at half tide. Passengers on
board say the sea broke all around her. Old
settlers say 1t Is fifty years since there has
been 30 heavy sea on this coast. Summer
tourist, have never seen the ike here.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. James
Morris Head Keeper Of Nj. Desert Rock
Light, who was brought off two weeks ago
sick. /, nov recovering. Mr.. Howard Rob
BINS. one of his assistants Is appointed
Keeper of Sand Island Light and Capt.
Thomas Milan take, Mr. Robbins place on
the Rock.
Should the small pox scourge come this
way our ncIghbor. the town of Cranberry
Isle, will be- guarded against It. the authon-
lies having employed DR.. Spear 10 vaccnate
the Inhabitants with pure bovine virus Oh
tanned from Chicago, through the |. ).
Health Commissioner, and II Is taking very
thoroughly. fremont being both a seaport
and watering place. We should. think, be
waking up un the subject of vaccination.
March -. VI.
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The Portland Transcript severely criti-
cises the action of Senator Hale on the Anti
Chinese Bill, and saws that he ''misrspre
sented his constituency" 1t is barely pos
sible that the Transcript has made mis-
take.
There are, at this writing, about two hun
dred voters in East Bluehill, residents and
workmen from different parts of the State,
and Senator Hale's action has the unquali-
fed approval of all without distinction of
party. We are apt to regard the suferings
of others with complacency, but when the
affiictiou falls upon ourselves, we view it in
quite a different light. 1t may be that
majority of the people Of New England, ap-
prove of having the country overrun with
the "heathen Chinee," but lie, them reside
one year in California or Oregon, and they
will have only one opinion upon the subject
| recommend, to the readers of the Trans
eript, careful perusal of an article on the
Chinese Question which appeared in that
paper Oct. 2, 1880.
Them Steers" have arrived in good CON
dition, and meet with a very favorable recep-
ton. Uncle Scion, evidently intends Ito
carry the war into Africa" G.
March ~, 1882.
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! nth " ~ss aaarbor.

Aarch p.
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Lannon'S
MIR. VIM. Smith has nearly completed
a large addition to his house. which greatly
increases its convenience.
The steamer Mt. Desert made her first
trip to this place Saturday, March %. We
are glad that We of this town now have d.
rect communication with the outside world,
after so long an isolation.
Sealed proposals for building the new
town hall were received at the store OF W.
H. Rice. till Saturday, March %, when they
were opened BY the town committee, and the
lucky man was found to be W. ;. Hodgklns,
of East Lamoine.
The new dwelling house Of Miss Rose
ID eslsle at East Lamoine, is nearly COM
ri eted. and awaits only the def hands of
the mason to render it fit for occupation.
The new cottage of Mr.. Mitchell, at
East Lamoine, is also rapidly approaching
completion. Mr.. Orlando Cousins is doing
the necessary mason work.
Rev. II. b. Tilden. has left Lamolne,
for a short stay IN Boston. His departure
was rendered necessary by a bronchial
trouble. from which he has been suffering
several weeks, and which rendered him m
capable of performing his duties as pastor.
We believe that he intends to consult some
eminent physician or specialist. and viii
81 ay in Boston until he obtains relief. lie
has the sympathy Of his many friends IN La
moine. in his mlsfoGune.
Your correspondent visited the Goulds-
boro mine at West Bay. Gouldshoro, last
Tuesday in company with friend. and was
very agreeaby entertained by the gentle
manly engineer. Mr.. Hovey. He answered
our many questions very courteouslyr and
gave Us some interesting information con
.cernlng the nine. machinery, etc. for which
he has our thanks. The depth Of the shah
is about ~ feet The main building i 35N
81 feet the blacksmith shop Is 2nN3o feet
Mr.. Hovey very kindly showed Us the
working of the engine which Is of the Ken
dali \ Roberts pattern. and is Of Is horse
power One of the most interesting feat
ure> Of the premises l. the open cut sltua-
ted a few rods from the main building. Il
is b feet deep and over 100 feet long
From it va, taken a large and very fine
specimen of ore, which VAS exhibited IN the
window Of &. \. Parcher's drug stsre, IN
Ellsworth. some two wears ago, Thirteen
men are employed around the mine al pres
ent, Of whom eight work in the shaft and
five around the building. The supern,end-
ent l. Mr. leonard>. Of CHERRY field. and The
foreman j. Mr.. Sherman. Of sullivan. The
engineer stated that they we're taking out
some quite fine ore well mneralI1cd With
galena. We departed well pleased with our
visit. and desire to express our thanks To
the engineer for the handsome manner 10
Inch he entertained Us.
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Deer lsle.

The school IN District No :, closed
FRIDAY, March l., after pIeasan, and pro
tli4ulc term Of eleven weeks The school
va taught bH Mr.. W ). Payson, of Hope.
who ha, fully justified the expectations Of
parents and pupils. and a marked improve
ment is observed. All unite in saving that
the school m question ha, been the be>, in
the Distinct for many Years, and hope that
Mr.. Payson's service. may be- secured for
another year.
Capt. Parker Lowe, Of thi. town. il
having repairs done on his schooner mon.
lie j. fitting her up for trader, and viii
sal soon for down East.
-Schs. Eloui.e and Waterloo will sail
q soon as the weather permits for Calais.
Samuel W Campbell, has an old book
entitled An UNIVERSAL History Of the
World, by Alexander Rose. dated OCT. -.
1851. The book i, in good state Of pre-
ssr,.tion. and have the same form. "
and | also have the same form. Il 5 u
fine specimen of ancient English literature.
March 20.
The Canning Factory At West Deer
Isle, operated heretofore by Portland par
lies. has noS passed into the hands OF Mr..
Geo. Tolmau. who is making arrangements
for a lively business the coming season.
The machinery and stock for making the
can, i, being put in. The workmsn head
ed by Mr.. Philbr1ok. Of Boston ARE all ready
to strike. So We may soon expect 10 hear
music 10 the air.
The owners are putting in new deck
and other repairs on the sch. Alpine.
Capt. Vim. Harm. is going to run hi.
two vessel, this season with clans for Mr.
Tolman's canning factory.
Melvin Small. aged ~ wears died March
IL. With consumption. after a lingering
illness which had confined him to hi.
nome for several months. Also an hour
later was the death OF Frank q. Thompson
age 81, With dyspepsia, or cancer in the
stomach. He was Young man much re-
spected by all who knew him. and his pleas
ant manner aud generous nature had endear
ed him to all.
MIR. 5. n Eaton lost a child March Is
with lung fever.
Steamer Pioneer took 40 passenger,
and 20 bbls. of HOLSTERS from Green's Land.
ing Monday, March 20.
Steamer Lewiston took about IS passen-
gers from No. Deer Isle, on Monday 20th.
Mr.. Hudson II. Pressey, of this town
has established a newspaper here called
The Deer Isle Weekly Gazette" and the
first number was issued Thursday, March
%, which was very interesting to all, il
being the first paper ever published in town.
SIS,
March "a
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MIR. c. J. Hall has begun work on his
quarry, It having been suspended during the
winter
-Mc.sr, Whiting and Allen have a small
crew at work on their quarry breaking y !.
paving. We understand that A. soon As
the weather d more settled they are To max
a large addition 10 the present force.
The Ittlc village Of SomesvllIe can
boast Of something rather uncommon IN the
NAY 81 gtneaiugy. There are two families.
each 81 which are composed II the repre-
sentative, OF four generations. and III" repre-
sentative Of the fourth, IN one Of The fam
lilies, ha, neither uncle, aunt, nor cousin.
March - j {.
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Dedham
We now have communication with the
outside world by daily mail, which we
petitioned for in January and which was
granted and took effect March 20, leaving
Dedham daily except Sunday, at s A. VI.
Arriving at Dedham daily except Sunday at
Z. VI.
Although We thought the winter gone
two weeks ago, said weeks have been good
ones for finishing up the odds and ends Of
numbering
Freeman Smart, of Bucksport, is saw
ing shingles for W. L. Parker & Co. They
are getting out fine lot, and it looks as
though they would not be so scarce this year
as last
w. l.. Parker arrived in Cotton, Cal,
Sunday, March 10, where he will remain at
present to see what effect the climate will
have on his health.
AT the annual town meeting held Mar.
Is, the following officers were chosen:
Moderator, p p Gilmore.
Clerk, NJ. T. Gilmore.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of
Poor, p p. Gilmore, A. Condor, II. p. Bur-
rill.
Collector, o. C. Pinkham.
Treasurer, NJ. 7. Gilmore.
Supervisor of Schools, p. p. Gilmore.
Constables, o. C. Pinkham, 6. p. Good
win.
March a.
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Since the rain Of Feb. -, the weather
has been extremely cold most of tiN time,
which has given people chance to finish
up their winters work. The bark for
Churchs tannery was not more than two
thirds IN when the break came Had il
broken up at that time OF course his bust
ness must have suffered, but we have had
nice shedding for the last three weeks and
what is not landed at the tannory is yarded
where he can get at It With wheels this sum
mer.
Mr.. Harry Doane, OF Franklin, who
has acceptably supplied Us With preaching
the past winter has left here. Mr.. Doane
has by hi. earnestaess in the cause and zeal
for the master made many warm friends in
this place. Ii is undecided whether he will
return or not.
1t has been very sickly in this vicinity
during the past winter. Whooping cough
and measles, in some cases proving fatal,
have been the prevailing diseases.
MEMO.
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80. surrs.

This part Of Surry embraces what is
known a. New bury Neck This is a point
Of land extending from the southern part Of
Surry proper. in >outherly direction. and
SAID 10 be i've miles long. and with an aver
aye width of three-fourths Of a mile. Union
River Bay lie, on the east and Morgan's BAY
on the west. and tao more beautiful SHEETS
of water cannot be- found anyw here. free Of
rocks and lodges. and not subject to sudden
squalls. The settled part Is on the eastern
shore and ride down this shore is one Of
the most pleasant imaginable. Those who
are seeking for summer resorts had better
visit Newhury Neck. There is one store,
kept by F. II. Harden who has built up
smart trade by industry and square deal
Ings.
Five years ago David II. Curtis, while
walking on the highway. struck his foot
against the limb of damson tree which lay
in the road 4 silver pierced his boot and
made a slight wound on his foot. The
wound healed and he thought nothing more
Of ii. but this winter it began to trouble him
and seeing something protruding he pulled
on it, and drew out silver three-fourths of
an inch in length. T. ALDIN.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss:-Court of Probate. Ellsworth,
February Term, A. u, lss2.
Accounts having been hle'ls for settlement In
estates OF
FREDERIC r. COLE, minor Of Brook.
lin.
Luther g. P!,ilbrOok. Guar.
OTIS ia TCH. late IF Cdstine.
saml X. whiting.
Saml. J. Wallace. Admir-
JAMES LITTLEFIELD. late Of Penob
scot.
Nelson Litilr1eld. Admir-
TOBIAS RORERTS late II Eden.
Mar Roberts ct u. Exrs
GEOEGE " SMALL, late II OrldRd
10 -eph l.. Buck. Admir-
AVN ". JARVIS, late Of .Surrv
ticO ". Hutrhinzs, Err.
ORDERED That the said accountants gtye no.
tice 10 al persons Interested b. causing copy Of
this order 10 be published thTrC weeks successive
~ in III. Els" orth mertCan that hey NAV appear
at "a Probate Court 10 he holden al Ellsworth on
the second "Wednesday OF April neEt 1t ten Of
tn. Clpck "a he TO enuon. and hos cause, II
the, have. why N" same should OF lie allowed
3wli' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest CHAs. L. DORR Register
true copy Attcst .-CHAs y DoRR, Register
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MARRIED.

Swans Is.and-Mar. 81. by Rev. B. + Stin-
son, Mr.. Emery X. Got aud Miss Eva NJ. Colt
both OF swans l-land.
North Sedgwics-Mar. -, by Rev. Jos. H..
Taylor, Mr.. Charles +. Robertson and Mis-.
Cora y. Candage bo:h Of Bluehi.
Guuldsboro Mar. &c, by II. NJ. Sowle, Esq
Mr.. Edmond u Wallace Of MilLridge and Miss
Ada Has ey of GOuldsboro.
Tremonl-Feb 8, By w. W. A. Heath, Esq
Mr.. Alvin A Hannah and Miss Dora NJ. w alls
both of fremont.
Mar. 20, by same, Capt. William Dix and
Miss Aiics V. Norwood both Of fremont.
Eastbrook-Mar. %, By l.. w. Bunker, Esq.
Mr.. Lewis l.. Abbott of Eastbrook and Miss
Annie Emerson of Watham.
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a ms herss-
AT the annual town meeting held here
March q. the following town officers we're
elected as follows:
Moderator, ]. II. Nickerson.
Town Clerk, F. B. Foster.
Selectmen and Assessors. F. b. Foster,
NJ. A. Foster, Nelson Herrick.
Collector Of Taxes. Charles Z. Durham.
Town Treasurer, A. w. Silsby.
Town Agent. Emerson Orcutt
s. S. Committee, David S. Hadley, Jr.
Constables, F. b. Foster, William L.
Hussey.
Surveyors of Highways, NJ. A. Foster, J.
T. Goodwin, J. H. Nickerson.
Surveyors Of Wood and Bark, F. b. Fos-
ter, ]. II. Nickerson, Samuel F. Buzzell,
]. w. Nickerson.
Surveyors of Lumber, F. B. Fostor, ].
w. Nickerson.
UP RIVER.
March 81.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al 10 % A n, sabeah
school at II Is A NJ. Evenit. Service at - P NJ
Misunderstanding at and Ia n. sabbath school
atIr.M Weekly Prayer Meeting, TUESDAY evening al
l-2 % clock. - -
USIrAKIAN-Ihurch service at 2:I5 P. n. and % P n
SUNDAY School at y - N ,-,.
2P.N
MrrHoDIsT Preaching at aNd Pm. sabbath School
atlFN. =,
UNIoS TKNFKzAScE MEsrSG-Every sunday ate y
p NJ at Peters Hail
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Z. Oulslslporo.

q ou1dsboro.
R 6. Young has constructed an i'm
mense refrigerator packed with IS tons of
ice, IN which he intends to keep reserve
stock of delicacies for the Bar Harbor tables.
A large crew of men are at work cut
ting fuel for the engine at the Gouldsboro
mine More than POO cords are now on the
way 10 the mine. The present management,
certainly. mean business, and deep hole in
the ground may be looked for.
When one of our citizens happens to
kill deer he obtains immunity from arrest
by paving Just sixteen dollars. Cheap
enough. No iegai stationery is spoiled, and
of course, the State reaps no reward.
X.Y.Z.
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EassbrOOk.
AT the annual town meeting held here
March ~, the following officers were chos-
en-:
Moderator, s. o. Googins.
Clerk, l.. w. Bunker.
Selectmen and Assessors, l.. w. Bunker,
A. w. Googins, II. T. Smith.
Treasurer, S. o. Googins.
Collector, j. ID. Crimmin.
Overseer OF Poor, Ira Scammon.
Constables, r. w. Dyer, A. p. Bunker.
Supervisor Of Schools, S. o. Googins.
March "a.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice ~ all
] concerned. hat ne has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust ~ Admlnistrat
"r - the Estate Of willard DryervuI late OF
Castinr, In the County nf Hancock, yeoman
,i,Cea-ttt, BY giving boAd ~ the law
dirvcts he Their fore requests ALI persons no are
indebted to the ~aid drccA-cd's estatr to maxi
Immediate pay mrnt. and those who have any
demand, thereon. 10 exhibit the same for payment
GEO. 4. BEVEREUN.
February, /, ISL lwil
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GARDINER, MAJ

GARDINER, Mar -.
At FIVE O'Clock this morning fire was dis
covered in the paper mill of Richards x Co,
situated on the Cobbosse stream about one
mile from the city The fire originated in
what is known as the upper MILL large
wooden structure containing the principal
machinery for making the paper both bleach
ing and finishing. Fortunately the flames
were confined 10 the upper mill, which was
almost wholly DESTROYED. Loss on the null
burned and injury TO machinery $4,000 {;
insured in various agencies IN the State for
S3l 900. The destruction of the finishing
machinery will cause the total suspension Of
operations, TINS throwing large number OF
people out Of employment for some time
The company will probably rebuild immed-
lately. This firm was the principal supply
of the large publishing establishment OF r.
c. Allen < Co, of Augusta 1t also turn-
ished paper for the Riverside Collar Com
pany, consequently the delay viii be very
damaging.
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Aurora.
AT our annual town meeting held here
March p, the following officers were chos-
en-
Moderator, Justin Archer.
Town Clerk, Chas. p. Silsby.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of
Poor, Chas. 2. SiIsby, J. p. Richardson,
Henry A. Rowe.
Treasurer. Chas. p. Silsby
Collector, benjamin. Crosby
Constable. Henry l.. Rowe
School Committee, III. l.. Rowe
Highway Surveyors, Lewis Silsby, Saml
Giles, Howard Lord.
Surveyor of Wood and Lumber, H. L.
Rowe.
CLERK.
March %.
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Granger Mining Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the persons named
IN in the following list. entitled To the mum
Der Of shares set against their respective
names. have neglected pay the
assessment of hys cents per share. leviei
by the Directors, January ,. 1851 payable January
v. lrs3 and trat in accordance with 3 vote Of the
Dire tors passed the lTth day Of February. Iss3
such number Of the shares Of each Of said persons
as are sufficient 10 pay thu assessment due IN 70
spect OF the shares and the incidental charges will
pe .od at auction 70 the highest bidder. At No. 81
fremont 81 ON u in the City OF Boston. Mass.
on Saturday the lst day Of April 1882, at one
O'Clock r VI unless payment be made before.
Names Of stock No. Of
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March
Obilu AIRY.

10 OrIand, March -. George F., only child
OF Freeman ;. and Anna NJ. Bray, aged year
and month.
A fair, priceless jewel to Us was once CYAN
Ours here for 4 season, ours always ia heaven
A jewel - lovely, with deepest Of joy
We clssped TO our hearts our own darling boy.
sometime
We shall meet our dear loved one, where sill
j. div inc;
This world j. At best 4 wearisone lot
Our babe is in heaven, where sin enters not
+. l.. &.
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Reception at the White House.

" ANIIINUION. II Z, NaItII y
President Arthur held his first public re
ception at the Executive Mansion tonight
He was assisted in receiving by Gen. and
Mrs Grant several ladies OF the cabinet
Mrs Senator Pendleiou. Mrs. Cameron,
Mrs Mcpherson, and few personal lady
friends The reception was pronounced one
Of the most brilliant and IN point of num-
bers the largest of the kind that has oc-
CURED here for years.
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New Advertisements This Week

Easter Enterta NINE MT ansreg ationnl Society,
Boston tiathiuE >ioF,-N :. salisbury
A,R~urs Nnttc,--A ssss~irs 90 Ellsworth
TeIthers ENamluzti,,ns-t' " Hudson.
New t,,zds- hitting Rrts
Low priees-E KeiInan & son
Ellsworth fuuudry-f Worcester
olous-H H. al & Scamuluu-
Paufar N.si,r-ittis : " sht
Execute. Nufilt-T e NusfmAu.
A ss-.ssul.ng NutlCs--t has. 4. Nisktu.
Salruf Delinquent ~tnsk-t ha- 7 NiRAin-
Iron lttlrr.-N " Atcr a 500.
n.ii.iuslt -i.gk ~ate-trau n Williams
Nutt,r-E l,s-uAu tsrHnltN
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Business Notices.


Weuiu send Or Dye's Celebrated EiectroNul-
tai. Belt, and other Electric Appliances ON trial
f,r til rtv ,ys 10 Young nsrn and Older persons
VIZ Ar. N ctrd with Nervous Debility, Lost Vi
talitv etc, guaranteeing speedy relief aud COM
pIetr restoration Of yigor and manh 90. Also for
rheumatism. Neuralgia. PaTalt sis, Liver ana
kidney difficulties, Ruptures. ami many othsr dis
eases Illu trate,i pamphlet sent Tree Ada css
ynltair E.lt Co Marshall Mick. lyrfs
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Steamer Thomas Cornell Sunk.
NV NnKk. March -

Further reports Of the loss Of the Steam
er rhoma, Cornell. show that the fog Was
yer, dense. The place where she struck j.
where d large body Of rocks project INTO the
Hudson River from the west shore con
siderable distance. Her hull first broke for
ward Of the engine. The passengers. among
whom we're few ladies and children, be-
haved admirably.
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Cyclone in Alabama.

CoLUMBUs. Ga, Mar. -.
Yesterday morning cyclone passed near
Loachapoka. Ala, dong great damage. 4
number Of houses were DESTROYED. others
unroofed. and there was a great destruction
Of fences and lumber. One man vas IN
stantly killed and another fatally injured.
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stop aud Think

How much money you have thrown away
buying worthless medicines, prepared by
unprincipled parties, who care not what
harm they NAV 90 your system. You can
depend on every bottle of Sulphur Bitters
as being a reliable medicine 1t searches
out and cleanses from the blood all impure
matter, and makes you feel like new per-
son.-BostoH Daily Globe. IL