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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03
Plaisted's Politics.

Governor plais;ed saws he Is Green
back. aud not Democrat. TO his Green-
back friends he is very positive IN this as
serliou. fearing that unless he can make
them believe 1t he will lose their votes in
September. Il is all very well To soothe
them in this manner. if he car, Gu; talk is
cheap as the Greenbackers are beginning TO
discover. What has Governor Plai>tssi
dcBe for his Gfeenaaek friends IN tins couu-
" IN the tWo Years he has held that Office
There have been bat three important office.
to be filled ht appointment. namely. Judge
OF the Municipal Court. Ia when he ap
pointed John Il. Retiman. County Com
missioner. 10 winch he appointed Hamilton
JaN, aud Sheriff. for which the name of
Lew Il. Nyman vas twice sent before the
Council for approval. all fusion,s,s to be
sure. bat - thoroughly dyed IN the wool.
case hardened Democrats a. the county az
foF,l>. Why vas not William H. Card. Of
FrauAhn. the Grreuhack candidate Tor
County Commissioner, two years ago. ap-
pointed TO that oihce by Governor Plaisted
when it became vacant II could not have
been because Mr. Gard j. not IN ever,
Way qualified Tor the position for be Is. and
beside, be Vas the candidate Of his party
fer the place and D, al party usage, should
have received the appointment al the hands
Of 6rccnbaok Governor.
Not a single GIccuhackcr has received any
position at the hands OF rial,ied that !. OF
ans value OF importance How will our
tirccpbacA friends Judge Governor P.a,,icd
W.. th.' judge blm p, ms words. or hi,
acts - there any reason vhl DrmocrAs
should ask nim for assurance, of tiicll;y "a
their party Has he no. shown b, hls aci.
which certainly speak louder than words.
that be- ,l'tseuti, Democrat 20 answer
al. the purposes of thai party We know
that Ne are not asking questions that have
not already suggested ihcmscl,cs 20 oar
GTeenhack friends. bui % d, Important for
them 20 answer these questions. to the salls-
faction Of their uWn consgicuccs. AZ least.
before the day 90! election come, round II
Governor Flal>;,l - PLAYING iuto the hand,
Of the democratic party. a. hi, acts 90 this
county indicate. then good maut uhb have
heretofore voted she GrrrniArk icket W..
NOT do 50 th.s year \ good many arc say
luE 20 themselves We are 900 democrats.
and don't intend 70 become such. Let al.
sGch remember that % makes no difference
20 the hemocrailc party. o, uhai part,
name men ca. Themselves, 4 only ,ncs vote
for their candidate. II on., the man vhou
they can ouniro. can b. placed .u POKER
they are .n nu say particular about toe
su4soc from vh3cs the votes come 'Alt
place him there. Il Governor Pa,,,G %
controlled hy Grc,ubatkcr. bow doe. !;
happen TIA; all MS appointment. are from
The l1cmpcra'.c party
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

|, the family doctor Your friend How
many unnecessary visit, doe, he make Won ?
How many days does he keep you ,ck that
you ought 10 be at your work, and 50 doing
how many hard earned dollar, does he cA-
tort from YOU. Would ii no; be better for
YOU 10 place Your trust ia Sulphur Bitter, ?
Fry them, they will be a true friend Say
ing YOU long sickness and a large bill
which YOU have hitherto paid TO some ayari-
cious dOctor-Editor State Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

The late controversy between the Al
rerrsr and Press. relative 10 piAis,ed en-
dorsement Of the State S:eal. which tie Press
has clearly shown. !, forcible reminder of
the old story, Of the man Who came home
one night more than usually detected.
What IS the matter, my dear ?" asked
his wife
Jones called me thief, in the presence
Of lot Of fellows. said be.
The color came IN the good wife : cheeks
and with good deal Of spirit she asked,
why didn't YOU make him prove j, p
He did, sad the husband. lie did. and
that Is that hurts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

l'y Oh fkALI- - VI NGiC DININEST Cures a.
u hy toaEic. fimples, ..ilck Heads or C,rGi,
blo'hes al'd Errpti'u- GA the face leaving th,
skin ciea, healthy anil t.autiIul Also cur,.- Itch
IAl ISht UNI SORE Nipples sore Lips, Old, obstinate
Ulcers and Sores, &c
SKIN DISEASES
&c The first and only positive cure for skin dis
ease tyer discovered
John tromer, EsI, Honest q, Forest Co, Pa
suffered for " year from skin d-eas 81 which an
peare'i On his head. lie empioyes many phy-itilrts
a used numerous rcme.ii,s but they all failed Ia
ehtrt cure Dr. fRALIEk's MAGIC OINTMENT was
recommended 10 hun. He tried it aud ,,u. lay
Effected CONT lete cure. III Is hut a .ample Of
the manN testimonials which We have o, tha mar
xeious cure whic1 have been wrought By DR.
fRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT.
For Blind, Bi' e'iing, Itching or liberated Piles
DR. WILLIAMS lSDIAS PILE OINTMENT l. surs
GIN. " - - ~
lyrl5 W +. PHILLIPS. PORTLAND.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

The Philadelphia Press SAYS W.-e
precautions a.c being taken b, THE Maine
Republican, 10 guard aga.n>; q repetition u
tile Oa,.r.un frauds, la. care j. believed
10 be necessary from the fact, that Govern
o. P.a.,tci signed 40 address approving
Garce. Ju', course ~ TIE counting ont fraud.
u 1872 and tina, be wl. b. member of
the board which Will count iac vote, th.,
YEAR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03
4 Good Foundation

In American households the prevailing
complaints are weakness Of the stomach and
It's consequences, Indigestion, Nervousness
and rheumatism. Such sufferer, can Law
good foundation for health BY using Parker's
Ginger Tonic as it tone. up the stomach and
nerves, and keep, the kidneys active to car
~ of the foul matter-N T. Picay,ns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03
NEW BARBER SHOP

Having ted Up nom. over TIE GROCER,
store Of JOY and Morrison | .naI be pl,a.s.i
I, ,re bon my GA customers and new
shaving. >hamppoing, dyrIug and hair r,Ittmg
carefully attended 70. The Room. have been
hut n hr-l class order and | cordially invite
the public to visit them.
A. 4. JORDAN
MAlN SHEET.
July .. 3w30s M,,xv
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Nniice 70 Subscribers.

The date ou thr asi.ires--lthel on each subscri-
bers paper Shove t8f t!aie Ia which the suhs rip
uan i- .aI8 4nI all -uH-crIbeTs in arrears are
re- sac -tei ~ pas mp -nn8 - pn--lblc-
Ia ala communications relating fo -ub~rrlp iioH-
Our corre- Uantent- are requested Co -sAte the
Post ofiee to which The paper he, or i- tn De sent
an1 % be careful 20 write an proper names plain
In directing change II address, always give
the present address Nel ~ the one 10 which you
". sh the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

TnE NuLrhc BELT Co. Marshall Mich.
VIII s'nG DH. lifEk'~ FLEBKArED ELECTRO
NoLThC BELTS ANB ELECTniC AFrLIANttt-
on trIai r thirty DAYS 10 meu lg.uug or ain
who re afflicted v it'll Nervous DEBILITY, Ll>,
Nit'iity and Manhood, AMI sindte,i troubles.
guaranteeing speedy and cotHplr,o r-,tpr .tinn
Of health and manly yllor. Address a. above.
\: B.-N" ri.k i incurred, a thirty 3a,-'
tTlAi i iil"Ntl lFr4S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

Death. fr.n Heart p.-.4... arc alarm
laSN rIyt4.rg', ash u SOFA 4rr troubled with
aas .f 'hr .yMn'am,. g. r.' l-.t,, hat 14y
a bottle ~ pr Graves I,ar, h. a.af.r ami
.c' r,..,t thousand, da aaI IS B, DE-, 500. b
Pamphlet free u +. f. la.a,-. Concord. y
II. fnoy 81 rru,, and : 80 per bottle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03

Mr. y. II. Thing, Of NJ; Vernon. fusion
candidate fof CougressMan. addressed the
citizens q Ellsworth. on the public square
Saturday night Nj Thing came here to
attend the rous.ns Fusion County Conyeu-
ton and to labor with the dear aud oi,-
pressed people Abou; hfy gathered to
hear him. We have seldom seen the afore-
said oppressed people SO moved as they were
by Mr. Things remarks In fact. he moved
SO many Of them that 81 the end Of hah
al hour only about dozen remained.
The sight vas certainly very touching
especially to i man who wants 10 70 to
Congress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-03


&. \. r., reunion a, Lake MarauocDoA ha,
been issued by Department Commander
Farnh4m
HEADQj ARTER> DEPARTMENT
OF MAINE &. \. r.
BANGOR, Me, July %, lSA2.
LCIRCULAR No. {.
|. As has been announced heretofore, a
Semi-Annual Encampment Of the G.. \. X.
will be held at Lake MaranocoOk, on the
9th day Of August All members Of the
G. \. r., and all honorably discharged sol
diers and sailors throughout the State, with
their wives and little ones. and all citizens
who are friendly TO the organization, are
invited TO meet at Lake Maranocook on tie
9th day of August.
ii. Department Headquarters will be es-
tablished on the grounds at an early hour,
and all officers in charge Of Posts or de-
tachments are requested to report, On their
arrival. the number of Comrades under
their charge.
Post Commanders are requested 10 send
a special notice TO each Comradr, informing
him Of the Reunion and urging him to at
tend if possible. Let no effort be spared to
make this one Of the largest gatherings ever
held in this Department
Ill. Commander in-Chief Paul Wander
wort, of Omaha, Neb., has signifed his in
tention to be present Junior Vice Com
mander |. ). Bangs will also be with Us,
and it is expected that other members Of the
National Encampment will be present.
Department Commanders of all the New
England States have been invited To be with
US, and it is hoped that quite number will
accept.
". Low rates of fare have been made by
the Maine Central. European and North
American, Bangor and Bucksport, Bangor
and Piscataquis, Knox and Lincoln, Grand
Trunk and roads west of Portland Inter
national Steamship Company; Portland.
Bangor and Machias Steamboat Company.
1t is impossible for me to give the rate of
fare from each station. Post Commanders
are requested to apply for information in
regard TO rates Of fare, to the nearest sta
ton agent or manager of steamboat routes
who will give the information desired. A
poster, giving the time of departure and
arrival of trains. will be issued by the Maine
Central Railroad early in August and posted
at every station on the road.
V. Meals will be furnished at the lake for
all who desire at the low rate of % cents
each.
VI. Glover's Band and Orchestra have
been engaged for the day and evening.
Business meeting of the department lin
forinalJ at II 30 A. NJ. Dinner at II 80
p. NJ.
The Committee on Entertainments and
Sports have arranged the following pro-
gramme;