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Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
State News.

-English sparrow. have appeared at Dcx-
ter.
Harrison Gould. ono of the oldest rrsi-
dents Of Leeds. is dead.
-BoWdnin will be represented in the in
iercoilcgiate regatta to be held mex, sprine.
Judge \. h Gilman. one Of the oldest
and most respected citizens Of lIaliowcll is
dangerously sick Of catarrhal fever.
The Mail says society has been
formed in Watcr,illc for the prevention Of
cruelty to animals.
The NescS saws quite an extensive busi-
ness "a being done at Waiioboro, IN ship
ping ferns.
-Rev. J. VI Folc;i has resigned the
pasiorate Of the Baptist church IN presquc
Isle, aud hi' resignation has been accepted.
The journal says the Edwards Manu-
featuring e.. are employing thirty men Law
ing out brck yard 10 Augusta The, IN
tend TO manufacture a million bricks next
year.
The EaHorn STATE says that since
March. tonsiahirA. Is Siuftc, ant of Rianch-
ard has made about ,ur.,c SEIZURES. and
legal, DESTROYED 2oo0 gallon, oG intoxi-
oAA'k "d"'t'
Ella lId"rk. 10 wears Old. uas terribly
injured ON Wci.c.lr iu tsr Stone Mil.
Dexter. b, being pulled arauud a pulry.
Her chances cf recover, are re;sart.l !Aif
Burglars. Thur,da, night. entered the
stores Of Ame, h5o,. ard \ r. Crockett \
c.. I'm Rrfkisre 4 ,.p.,.,.-,i,t,. ,r,,,,,,,
Of grocrrie.. dr, goods. Ae. u,r, .,ol,n
IA,
.,n,r,r,,J u,b 4 N fb,-., - Vt
10 furnish ,r,,, ,..,l s.nst ,,,.-o..g ,... ~,
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Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
EXECUTION skIT

aASUs'h ss--N ;. q. A. H. is,
~ yirta. Of al uxeraIi.s. w. .Ag al,.s..f b
- court, Cumberland County. againss III.
b anklla sNtetis silver II nlns Company. /
have Ia > lay sei8ust the property o. said
Franklin NIensisa silver VI ming CaHspaHs, .
sati~i sai execution, toe ielluai esrr asd rial
estate sit,tatTs ti iiie tot OF fr5nAlin, II the
Sauaty ~ ian oeS. 4; a -trt in Tot Of land
bounsle,i and described as fellows u cunning on
ihe East iilse u +. ,l4siss iail,i u
a snia spruce tFer neaF laTge Vire tree .
thence ruaaiaE North a- 5 "a scyenty.se,tn ru,ls
20 stake, thturc ssHgh forty fYe Is or uutil
line running north = 81 ka from pt ee q
hegiHaiH-, shall nterseci tBc same. thytcc soat
s3A West SIXTY Ty~'s mora ei ia.s 20 the pisee ~
beginning, saia prt tui-ss c. ilu 4bt 80 n nlurv
or iess aa'l bviHg kslns iFyt..- eoustsVi ty
+ waft A1tifsu - iat tl-tuk1 ENtensiaN >iis cr
Mining t"uaIt ny b3 warranty U,vi, dated April
-, =. ~. isso AMI r,car,le, ia Haze * county
Eisiry of rri-, q s it-, Fiu IS. ai>n all tlsc
minerals ansl mtbgrai rishg- titat said COMPANY
uvn tu the g. iuNing tlr-,- Isstt. enc other e. or
tarcsi OF rya, ct .te s.lsi .ut,. II Prank lin
ami e9dndcsi aat described follows, via: u
GINNING % a iarg" ntk ga the rth side ~ the
stage r5s'l ttie westerly at Wtgre v q, BlaAr's
q q bop ssupst, th+sts South - s., west on al
roA'i fourteen rusis g. telegraph I'le a. near
le entrance a. tlfr uld ! Hr, ta.nsc N~rth 81
Ncsi lWcHgy-e .ht Tr4l b corner the ulitit.ir
OF Eatd ans. tgen"t North 81 ' " tat FORTY n.
r,''is T. ~ cf cn a small spruce tree. thence
No "a = bas O. lotat tul NuTih trtsm th,
pAce - ,NsiHultg 81 thu Fa-g iRc ~ -aif 1ut
the ncC 80 th ta 8r-t Hklts,st bounds. con
taiuiug twei,ty ihr,r arrys t.tr, cr less wit re
scrFatt"u at @ strip two reels witic AFvHud the
barn ant heinE sHuv ~, ui~s.s runt eyed by
Hurati' b liar.i-1n D. Franklin EXTENSION Siltcr
Nlnilsg e. Miuyrig. I'ys,i. t3 June = \. b ..
lSs' aud r-T ri q tp HaHe c. = ubty Registry
at ticed.. Hn0& ~. Tag E. aud shall ~ ! ga .
n = 2 tstN desstfi-ei a'ssr 70 Public Aucttsa to
tn higp".t ni,ld r i4tr.far ns ths uiic,. nf 4 o
NiswrlI g. Ei}sa uft5t 81 .sHt TIauss = t.,nnfs on
saturday ulc 1-i.l ig} IT n sunrr \ g. i.<. at
'cn n O. in ths furrEosu
81 u. nlttKtTN. Coroner
y true cnpy AtIs-t
3wF Ar. DEvEREt Y. Coroner.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
on, Tiir NtlurY NuIrF

Homer SAYS Of Ulysses. onc of the Greek
heroes IN the great Trojan var: You had
Thought him a fool. 50 siiiIly he hclA his
srcpuc. and dowRCs1 wrrc NJ. ctcs
bot as >oun as he began TO spcak oh. the
mighty voice and the words thick a. the
falling SNOW" Looking al a bottle of
Hunts Remedy. one uould never .uspcc;
- concealed power. greater than the clo-
qpcncc q Ulysses. Bui ~hcn d begin. -
Safk ~ith a Patirnf ~ho !. afflicted With
anl kidney OF liver disease. "Oh 'hc mighty
voice, ard the wonderful healing effects
produced IN au incrrdibt short umc. n
thcEs was bot onc uIsc Ulysses" sn al the
camp of the Greeks. there ls bat one Hunts
Remedy IN all the lis, Of k,dnr, rvn-,sic, .
aad there il none tha; works such marvel
Gus results Physicians have discovered
this, aud lrccl, prrscT,b, {, 20 their patients.
and multitude. n The cured sound IL Pra,.-
-. h
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

The Senatorsa. contests % G-ors d. SAYS
the Tr.5tsas which ended il the election of
Pope Barrow And Governor Co.qu.;i, are
SAID 10 have been unprecedented 10 that
State In The bitterness aud passion they
aroused. They haVe made the difference
IN he democratic party more prominent,
and are doabtle>, the beginning OF i perma
neat spii, in the organization. Nothing but
the fear Of a Republican triumph ha, KEEP,
the two factions together for some TING past.
Al! the indication, point 60 revolt IN the
near future
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
Deer lste.

We understand that the Martha Wash
ington society proposes holding Fair al y.
". Harbor, on Thanksgiving evening.
Sch. 4. II. Whitmore, Capt Joyce. has
laRded 100 bbis. Of mackerel sch. d. Is.
Webb, Capt. Lane. has landed 1000 bbls.
sch. Lillian. VI. Warren, 1900 bbls. sch.
ldella Small. Capt. Robbins, 1900 bbls.
sch. +. X. Dresser. 2OOO bbls. She leads
them all with stock and share, having
stocked $4,000 and shared $3.50.
The scholars Of the Second Congrega-
tional Sunday school, gave an interesting
concert Nov. ), under the management Of
Miss Celia Closson. IL was attended by a
large audience and all wen, away much
pleased with the exercises.
School in District No. 5. closed Nov
1, after term OF ten weeks. This school
was taught by Miss Alberto VI. Lowe, oi
this town. who has fully justified the tx.
peetaiions OF parents aud pupils and a
marked improvement is observed. We dc
not hesitate 10 number Miss Lowe as one oi
the first class teachers Of this town.
Nov. 20. SIS.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

lie consequence Of an unrscinied rnle
passed last session hy the House of Repre-
senisiives ias unprecedented sieci exile vail
be presented IT the linusc meeting d, eley-
eu a. ~, and the Senate at noon. Always
before they have met at the same hour.
General Sherman gave. Thursday even
ing. a reception, at Washington, to which
army officers we're invited The custom is
to ask none below the rank of captain. but
the General made the lieuisnan,s happy this
once by inviting them. Su,utthing like one
hundred and tiiiy we're present.
"A reception was given TO Mrs. Jubn
Brown, widow Of John Brown. OF Hsrper's
Ferry fame, in the Senate chamber al fppr-
ka. ksusss. Thursday night The attend
snce was large. and included many Colured
people. Governor st. John presided and
delivered an address, aud speeches .e
made by I. Dwight Thachvr, Senator Plumb.
Ex-Governor Crorge T. Anthony and Others.
An original poem was read by James C.
Waters. Mrs. Brown is to receive a tcs,i-
monial from the citizens.
The other day the work Of completing
the Santa Fe liuc to the Pacific Ocean was
accomplished by driving a silver spike into
a htaa"~A4tN Ait a. OaaA uta%, on the : uB OF
California. The event was announced 20
President Strong at Boston. $500 miles
away, by flight of lightning over unIuier-
rupicd wire, the longest circuit ever under
taken by daylight
Charles T. Nansaui. who wa, ktllr,! on
the Pcnus, ania railroad the other evening,
was the hero Of one of the most gallant ep-
isodcs If the late war lie bore the col
ors Of hrs regiment at BalI'. Biuf. and
when during a desperate charge, his Colonel
vas shot. he bore him from the field. and
then returned. amid hail Of bullets. to res
cue the flag. FIVE times was it captured by
tie rebels, and rrgancd by Nansant in a
hand struggle. At last be broke
sSay With the flag and reached the riser
His enemies we're al his very heels. but he
plunged into the water. divcd 10 the bottom.
placed the flag there under stone. and then
swan to the other shore and escaped. Ar
ierward he revisited the spot. aud succeeded
N finding aud restoring to the regiment the
flag he had 80 desperately defended.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
HARPEP'S PERIODICALS.
p~r Year

HA.FLk'~ fKANhLlS -Qt NEE LIBRARY.
uur Noar = NumDsr- .-........ 10 80
fassagr Fr,- - ~ ,aAt-75~r, "a "a. t,it-8
Ntuf~p tau.ttl.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

The large amount Of lumber which is
nus hsias landed az the sies-ah.si wharf.
makes Il very iHeouseHi.nt fus the landing
of steamers. Ii is nos Iumofed ;hai the
building Of another and much larger wharf
is in contemplation. Would that this we're
true as il would add much To the interests Of
Bar Harbor in many directions
The new road from Duck Brook 10
hulfs Cove is nov ready for travel, which
many viii be gra,ifed to learn.
Nov. ~. ANFMoNT.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
Bar lartser

The entertainment given at District
Hall by the Bar Harbor Dramatic Company,
on Thursday evening. the 10th inst, entitled
Enlisted for the War" was PLAYED in a
manner very satisfactory to the large num-
ber present, and by special request was
again given on Saturday evening, the 18th
inst. This entertainment was acknowledged
TO be first class in every particular, even to
the music by Fosters orchestra We hope
to see more of them during the winter
Steamer Mt. Desert arrived at Bar
Harbor, on Sunday the 18th, being one day
late. Boats of the outside line being de-
tanned in Boston on account Of stormy and
thick weather causing the delay.
DR. L. s. Chilcott went TO Millbridge
yesterday for weeks practice at dentistry.
Rev. 4. VI. Cousins. Of Cherryfeld, held
services again at the Union church, on Sun
day, the 18th inst.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

Remember that every ore s4I,r.us from
'aizrra. IiAS Fever an4 Cold Iu rur he al
base c.sFr AZ hand ~ E.y,' Cream Balm.
Pnse ~ cents,
Apply iuin npstrl,, with i,ii- finger.
| vAs tsuubird vith Chrpulc Caarrh and
ga'Arunx tu my head, "a, YER, deaf al
time. aud Eai discharge. FROM M, ear. be-
side, beng unable TO breathe through ny
uoss Before the second bottle IL EN.'
Crram Balm "a, exhausted / ~as cured.
AMI ,o-dal enjoy sound health. G.. J. Cor
Bis, gl3 Chr,iaut-s'. Field Manager pnil-
air. pima r4h. House. IA.
E.y.' Cream Hs.m eu.ct 10. of CAfarrh af
many wears standing -fcsfDrei my sense "
smell. F5f cold, .n the head q aork. Ike
magic. J.. II. SHfHWoau, Naiional State
Bank, Elizabeth. y j.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
County News.
q ns nsher.G

Mr.. John Mcdonald an old man uho
sc,, ms living b, hunting. va, f14ud IN
logging camp on the pla.n, about a week
agO alone sck and destitute. lie "a, no,
able 10 help himself, and has been taken
care Of
-Mis, Jackson closed her school las;
week With an exhibition which IA. well at
tended and everything passed Oh quite pleas
autly. MUSIC by II. y. Joy aud sou. Of
Ellsworth.
Last Friday. Mr. Archer Johnson. AZ
lii>h woman. and Mr.. Geor.iAnua Housh-
ton. both .Nlng near the IaHnery got into
a dispute about some trIi.ng matter. and
armed Themselves With clubs for battle
lhel met in the road near the IAnnery and
iar iew minutes the fight wAs savage.
Mr.. Houghtou -, the worst OF Il and Wa
bruised up quite badly.
My IL VI
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

DR.. f. u. Siishy has opened an office
here. lie comes well recommended and
We bespeas success for him.
Mr. Ira Shaw has bought the store al
west end Of bridge, aud has pot up 81,
"shingio," "dry goods and grocerics." llC
will bay wood and lumber. and he may ex.
peot brisk business
1t seems that ward politicians are rails.
ing particular with the politics Of the eoun.
try. II Is hoped they viii have sense enough
To "iet go before 1854 comes round.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
The Z rust OF Tartar

Speedily jra,c. ,hr sIr.arr, of 'r,th upan
WH.eh 'be e.eAns.Hg ami psyscr, a.iun ,uHu.
cnee 10; SpLohON - da.., rtrffrl NJ
form ot decay rsn iutr,i s~t ~ .vure,"
u;.au aH.r,3 !, .s gecI L., has. moreover. 4
Huei rrff,.-.rs effect upan 'ar mouth. 90
vhleh % leave. ,cN agreeable i4..r. he.
.s!c' -'atrrus the breath fragrant ~ .Nr
uaa'h ie r.usri Alh O. after sm.Aia-. 'hr
Taste 90 ,h~ tobacco B., rau-rIs i.,s ra.r4.
a. an auzHtar1 ta persona. r,g.r..nrst .i
eaauo, GOO h.sb.s b. csia..ci Ssa %,
Druggist. Na,.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
PILES! PILLS.. plLES
SURE CURE FouND AT LAsr

No ONE MED SUFFER
A sure eur for Blind. Bleeding, iiching. an Z
liberated ri e. has been discovered by Dr. VII
haln IAN Indian rclnesiy.l called DR WILLIAMS
INflIAN DINTNEST. A single box has cured the
wurs chronic Of IS or % years stan ling. No
one esd suffer five minutes after appiyi this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, tastrn-
nent= and eiectusries do more harm than good.
Williams iintInent abs0rbs the tumors, alleys the
int se ching, (par lculariy at night alter getting
wa a besi.) aets poul ice, give instant and
painless relief, and i prep red only for Piles.
Read whai the Ho..J b. Cofinberry, cf Cicve-
land say about DR. WILLIAMS indian PILE
d NINE n II have used SEQ ca OF pile cures. nd
ii afarsls me IDEAS re say at have er f'.Hnd
ANYTHING = hish give such immediate AID per-
taa, ent relief a. DR. WILLIAMS INDIAN OiST-
aEsrs For sale ~ ;. ID. WiGiIS, or
Isrts W. y. PHILLIPS Co.. Portland Me.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

NolicE i hereby given that Davis Eerpe,t
y " Verona IN the County ~ IIarcprk a9i
-, ,t.i.e 81 Aalne, By his mortgage decd ,iatcd
Au1u-t - lsIs and recorls,i IN tn. u.,c,.e
o1uss hf<isIy = Dsesis, BOOK IG5 Page b :
eh % julia G. Barnard 0f Burs .t,s.,, y,
,a county certain parcel II real rstat, ~ N
~ s'gha; AMI ooah'sed n follows ''Beginnjpg a.
~ Sahs.'st ts corner of laui owned or egrtt,isi
w I'D Lori, on the esterly sid. ~ 80 -ssf.
lSl taehee south sis' West by sail I.,yi, ij
~ 49, Io,s - the ryer thence by the river .aItbt -
ts r..ls' Uence North ~ s. last IN lsTd ~
eH, y y hitngre about % rods ~ fha.r All tft,f
tsy saetIy by nc ROAD about - ro.- 10 the nss. ~
hihiliis continuing about ~ acres and Ists., ~,
1ssste , t1ls day, August o. SIS "fIesf.l 49, w
sr,,s,, - sala Davis Bennett" ami by sail ajia q
~ ~, - i,ti W = stephen Bennett, Marb ,
- am y said >fephen Bennett asss,.tf - -
~ ~, nc said assignments beiag r,sr,;41
i az ~ i1r5slry ai ID eds, in Book IA. pag.. ~
~ me conditions in said mortgage 49, I ~
- srkeh BY reason whereof claim h fsredI'
VIZ same and give this notice aoeorslipsIy '''7s
AhLNILLE T.. HEATH
xo,ar.t., % Parker Tuck his ttiaroev
3Ws5
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
How I nIDieasnut

j, j. . see a beautiful eh,la'. i5cc di.h.arrd
ssih ,lie humor. bursting through the ,kiu
10 plmp.~s. bloiohe. and sores. and ,4IIrr
,'.il, Whsn the yoans and innocent are
laughed ll aud i1itird IN all such case.
parents should give them that good and
pare remedy, Sulphur Bittrr,. ~hich viii
search and drive out Of the blood ever,
particle of hum9r-H -Healft Guz>ff,.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

Lucy Hooper writes from Paris as fol-
lows Of our minister TO Spain;
1.-The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, our minis
ter to Spain, and Mrs. Hamlin, passed
through Paris last week on their way to
London. They will sail for the United
States on the steamship Servia- Few fig
ures have been more prominent and sympa-
fheiie in the American corps diplomatique
in Europe than have been those Of this fine
old statesman and his charming wife. Mr..
Hamlin has greatly eajoyed his sojourn in
Spain and looks remarkably well, his bright
dark ewes having lost none Of their sparkle,
nor his upright. vigorous frame none Of its
strength and strslgatness. He spoke with
much pleasure of the courtesy extended TO
him while at the court OF Madrid, and es-
pecially of the kindly and informal polite
ness Of the young king. AT bis first inter
view with Don AiphOnso, after talking with
him for some time. the king rose and said to
him; snow Mr.. Hamlin, come into the
next room and let me introduce YOU TO my
WIFE not calling her the queen. bat desig-
mating her in this pleasantly informal man.
ner. His majesty speaks English very we'll.
though less perfectly than does Queen
Christina. who, whenever she is present
when her husband converses in that Ian
suage, is always on the alert TO help him
Out with any word over which he may
shance to hesitate
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

TUE NoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall. Mich.
will send DR. l'YRR's CELEBRATED ELECTRO
NuLTAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on triad for thirty DAYS 10 men (y"unz or Oidl
who IRE afflicted with NeTyOu- Debility. Lost
Vitalily and Manhood, and Aindred troubles.
guaranteeing speedy aud complete restor .tion
OF health and manly yigor. Address ~ above.
y B.-No risk Is incurred. As thirty Jsy-'
trial j. allowed. IyT4s
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

A public meeting was held here on Wed
ne,day evening, Nov. Is. when Temper
Anoe lecture vas givenby Rev Jos. II. Tay-
ior, aftsr which a lodge Of Good Templars
vas orgauized, with Luther II. Springer as
W. {. T.; Miss Annie Il. Phillips, W. v
T. Miss Rose r. Dow, W Sec. and J. VI.
Butler, Lodge Deputy. there seems to be a
brilliant prospect for lodge here, as it can
be made interesting and profitable 10 a va
riety Of ways. There is an abundance Of
good talent, and il is hoped that it may be
developed 80 names were signed To the ap-
plicailon for charter, which was a remarka-
ble beginning for q small neighborhood.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

The views Of the Democratic party
relative 10 civil service reform are clearly
stated by the Philadelphia North AHser:caA
as follows: The talk which one hears
nowadays IN certain quarters about the
great things which the Democrats are to do
in the direction Of civil service reform Is
simply amusing. The Democratic party as
3 party is no more likely TO constitute itself
the champion Of this variety Of reform
than the Ethiopian IS TO change his skin
or the leopard iIs spots To the yietors
belong the spoils IS the motto upon which
the Democrats were the first 10 act in re-
kard to the public Offices, and II they we're
10 come into power two years from nov
after a fast Of more than twenty years.
let any man Of ordinary common sense
ask himself whether II Is likely that they
would keep their hands of the fesb-p0ts.
Their reform would begin in making a
ciean sweep of the Republican Office
holders, and filling their places with fam
;shing aaherents, and there it would stop.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
Notice Of Sale.

hG hii.~orth Foundry n Wac him. a,
"uef Tor sale all ~ their property real
90 p f-"aAi sttHitti 10 ths Ilty Of Ellsworth
ne, consisting II Lad. battdsnzs marh,,
~fy '"ot- aH'i .tasL Thry wiil aI-a .nf.rttIr,
lt'P'' tiH i'r ittss OF the same. rr tor the IN.
ap,LAl st'eA A. viii bc necessary 70 enlarge fhr
"a tsEs4i y rtie uiar- iniluir " or address Wrn
~ NfA''hAfl'"r Lar Neite Davis at Ellsworth N,
~, WI .. MeDONALtt, Trsas,
Nit-'' ~. p Ir'< t.tf
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
Facts Speak for Themselves.

c. r. Hall, GRANVILLE, H., writes: 81
never sold any medicine in my life that gave
such universal satisfaction as THOMAS
EcLECTRIc on. In my own case il cured
badly liberated throat, aud in threatened
Group in my children it never failed 10 re-
lieye."
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
Goyetousness I'm Disguise

The wonderful success Of James Pyic's
Pearllne has given rise 10 a food of Imila-
lions With an 'ine" 10 their names, evident
ly TO have them sound like Peariine. En-
ierprises Of this sort are quite liable 70 b.
more selfish than beneficial. Nov.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

Eastern Argus l. ths largest paper in e i te.
AMI one OF TIE Ergcst "a tlir country. IL contain.
fuii summary Of - L. sad General News frlui
the Daily Arga-, Market Repof &. "a Iattst t-i,.-
gr y ic dates, Prices Curreui. ship News, con
sreS'i9 al ahd l. gtsiatiys Proceedings, Agrieul
iurai Information, Esueipts. &c l.sr Farmer.
Fashion ieifrrs i, "Jennic june a NDun., Pe,-
pics Column, Pun. TaIc=, Poetry. nj everything
which deemed slitahle an qulsife Tor 4 flrst-
ass business and family nswspayer, ami that
vi ] make II acceptable aud valuable e 70 ali iis
rra'teTs-
TERMS .-oBe copy, year free II DO tage
e %, or : % when paid In afis anee Ctu{.. ~
:" free Of postage advance payment, $500
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

Mrs Ira Malholland, ALBANY. Y. Y,
writes: For several years have suffered
from oft-recurring bilious headaches. con.
supation, dyspepsia, and complaints peeu-
liar 70 my sex. Since using your BUKDoCK
BLOOD BITTERs | am entirely relieved
Price Si.OO.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
JOHN N. ADAMS J. CO.. pUB'Rs
% toid No. lI8) E,ehAax. s..
PDETI AMI MaINr

0LEsA ALE PRIZE LIST
eAz-S. .Es.xss etc. in lots /, FTs ~. sssy ~ buy
Sards, S, irlnged with six, CO.. 4 ExTRA FISs
f,Tingel "a q, s.. %. Christmas Carls fro,a
- Isus =. Arl' Prang and other celebrated maker
g. shfissmas 1srsis ~. Is. BeaaiifUi ChromS,s 5x-
g. !; Decor1t .alettes, s.. 10. CIrrouao Csr.s.'
-. Easlles sseniienen, Boys or GirIs ear easiIy
80 =. y. "a selling tese goosss jusl no.g every
soiy = T ssnt. them. ss.a f. ;z.l !.. Maie.i f,ee
.. ssSlS, % sfsnas.a ssssss, s,ssss, v,sr. tSt,
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
4 Big success

NV wife vas in bgd two wears ur,h a
complication 81 disorders trg pUk.i.lAus
cuait not eIfr, vAcn uas Ted 90 e., Par
Three tot.le. cured her. Ata ta.t rf ,lu.-
ar and any cents. ami she Of. soa as strong
ans so5nan.- H. h. HaHEla.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23

-"Facts are stubborn tnings," and il is
fact that Af1nsoa's Botanic Balsam has
performed more genuine and permane Ut
cures than any Cough remedy on this or
any other continent. Try it for 10 cts.
Regular size, 81 and - cts.
Ellsworth American., 1882-11-23
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