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Congressional Apportionmen''

4, The meeting Of the JOINT special com
u;,,ee on congressional appor'ionment- this
evening, the action OF the previous meeting
wa> ratified and tie committee voted to re-
port recommending the Classification pre-
viouslv agreed To A. follows First District.
YORK ana Cumberland Second District
Andro>7aEeIu. Franklin. Oxford, Sagadahoc
Lincoln. and kuon Third District. Somer-
set, Kcnnebec, Waldo, and Hancock :
Fourth Distinct. Aroostook. Washington.
P.>ca;aqu,,, and Fenobscot. In favor Of the
above. the committee stand thirteen asalns,
seven. the latter including all four demo
cratic members Of the committee, the re-
publican member, standing thirteen 10 three.
NJ Power, gave notice tina, he would sub
M, a minority report.
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The young ladies' Sewing Circle met at
Rev Mr. Woodcoek's last Tuesday P. NJ
In the evening many friends and acquaint-
ances came IN to have a social gathering
The company broke up about 10 o'clock. af-
ter having enjoyed very pleasant evening
A sociable was given under the aus
pices Of Pleasant Home Lodge" last Fri
day evening at the Hall.
The schooner Omaha owned chiefly
by the heirs OF the late Capt. Jere. Wooster
has been sold to parties in Orlaud. APP
pearances indicate that the only vessel en-
ployed in the fishery next season from this
place. will be the Highland Queen owned
bv +. w. Wooster, who intends 10 fit her
for the shore fishing.
The people in district No. are com
templa,ing fitting the hail for a High school
building. so as To have permanent build
ing for that purpose.
Our schools are all in session. and with
show Of very good work being done.
Jan. -. lBEN.
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To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners of
the County OF Hancock.
THE stockholders and members Of the sullivan
i and Hancock steam Ferry Company, rep
resent that the rates of toll ON said Ferry are
insufficient to meet expenses therefore would
spectfully request your Honorable body, after due
he ring In the premises to grant them such adj
dional rates as In your best judgment may be just
and right
sullivan and Hancock steam Ferry Co., by
JOHN q. HILL, Clerk.
sullivan. Jan. IL, 1883.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Cosrt Of County Commissioners,
January Term, 4. ID. 1883.
Upon the foregoing petition II Is considered by
the commissioners that The petitioners are re-
sponsiblc and thaJ they ought To be heard touching
the matter set forth in their petition and therefore
order that the County Commissioners meet at
the store of simpson 4 Abbot West sullivan on
Monday the 2oth day OF February nextat one O'Clock
y. NJ. AZ which time hearing OF the parties and
witnesses will be had
being eonr enient place In the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises - the Com.
missioners shall judge proper And il Is further
ORDERED-That notice Of the time, place and
purpose OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be given Ia all persons and corporations Interested
by serving an attcsed copy q the petition and this
order thereon, upon the clerk Of the said sullivan
Hancock Steam Ferry Company and by posting
up atiested Copies aforesaid. at the Post
ONCE In Ellsworth and III three pubic places In
each of the towns Of Hancock sullivan and
Gouldsborn thirty
days at least before the time appointed for said
hearing, and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successfully In TIA Ellsworth
American a newspaper published at Ellsworth in
the County of Hancock. the first publication Ia be
thirty days at least before the time Of said hear ing.
That all ersons and corporations Interested may
attend and be heard II they think fit.
Attest II. II. SAUNDERS Clerk.
\ true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
AVA Attc-t;-H. Il, ) SAUNDERS. Clerk.
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The Singer.

This OLD RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
il still in the lead with valuable improve
meut. which makes il no!seless and the
lighiest running IN use. No one has ever
questioned their DURABILITY. They have
stood the test for over quarter ot a cen
tary. and to-dl, nlne-tenths Of all the Man
ufacturers throughout the world using
them and three-fourths of ali the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers. We
caution people not TO be deceived by ire
sponsible representatives OF some one-horse
concern, whose principles are low enough
to fix second hand Singer machine TO eA-
hibit in their Office, to compare It with their
shoddy machines, padded with cotton and
raw hide TO deaden the noise. 1t is low COM
petition. Do net be hun,Jugged. They can
not furnish any of our manufacture except
second hand machines, as We do not sell to
spectators To accommodate our rapidly
increasing business in this section We have
opened a Branch office at Ellsworth where
We will be pleased to any one that wants
anything in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
chimes Repaired.
THE SINGER MIRO. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsby's Store,
Main St
80 ]. n. Brown, Manager.
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Or l.. 5. Chilcott. dentist, will spend
next week at his branch office in Milbridge.
The supper for the Masonic Ball, next
| Monday evening, will be furnished at the
City Hotel.
The Hancock Baptist Ministerial Con-
ference met in this city, Tuesday, with Rev.
I. F. White. There was a full attendance
Rev. c. W. Huntington will give a
temperance address before the regular
meeting at Peters Hall, next Sunday at so
7. VI.
Miss Mary A. Carroll. Of South West
Harbor, has finished her writing school at
North East Harbor and has commenced
an other at South West Harbor
The Young ladies and gentlemen Of the
Congre galional society will give an entertain
meni, at their Chapel. on Friday evening.
will be served free. Admission TO Chapel,
10 cents
Governor Robbie has rc-appoin,ed Hon.
" A. Luce for State Superintendent of
schools Mr. Luce has proved himself to be
faithful and efficient officer and the
Governor ha, been wise in retaining him in
so important a position.
There will be dime sociahle at the
Unitarian ,e,try this "wednesday evening
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A~dx iek.
The ladies Of District No 3 or the
Reach district, provided supper at their
hall on Thursday evening Jan. %. The
proceeds which we're very satisfactory, were
applied to the payment for an organ.
Rev ii. Tilden went to spend the Sab
bath at Bar Harhor. His pulpit was sup
piled by Rev. Jos. ii. Taylor.
The boat CITY Of Richmond" did not
land al Sedgwick on account Of ice. The
Company have not shown much disposition
to accommodate its patrons on this route this
winter. having only this one boat for the
winter season. which has made very irregu-
lar trips, making the expense TO travellers
enormous at times. We think the company
does enough business through the year to
have a good staunch boat on in the winter.
We should not be surprised il considerable
encouragement should be given to an oppo-
sition boat, if one should be put on this route
on account of the dissatisfaction and high
rates.
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DIED

Obituary notices, beyond the Date. Name and age
mra BE- paid for nj the rate Of ten CENTS a line.
Ellsworth-Jan. %. Mrs. Desire s., widow
- the late DIR. Samuel Gr.ely, aged - year.
jan. 26, Mrs. Emma Means. aged A. years
and months
Tremout-Jsn. 81, Mrs. Belinda wifi OF Mr.
Lewis Moore. aged 60 years. month aud Is
DAYS.
Eden-Jan. -. Mrs. Margaret. wife Of W H.
son Blake. aged 80 year,, 2 months and IL
DAYS.
East Sullvan-Jsn. 90, Mrs. Helen NJ Rob-
inson. AZ, d ~ wears.
West GJuldsboro-J,n. "a. Ernest y. !, son OF
Capt. ). L. Tracy, aged IL years.
Watham-jsn. -. Charles l.. Jones, aged
% wears and > months.
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The Battle OF the Books.

Alden. Of Literary Revolution" memory. is
raising again the hopes and cnthu .a~m Of
those who delight in books. few months
ago MS enemies thought. and his friends
feared, that his enterprise had met with
irrrtrieyable overthrow but here he is again
with "a larger catalogue. Of bcttrr books. at
lower prices than ever before " II sent
week., Eixerir NIgIsihe i certainly most
un que. charming. and mar, elouslv cheap
collection Of gems of literature. II gives, tor
instance. rcnny sons EnnCh Arden" wilson's
The Sea >rrpeni, OF science" Farrar's the
Burning Of Rome" lryinx'> Rip Van y mike
Gnkl-mith'> The Deserted VII axe. aud the
Traveller each complete for only two cents :
a"Liic of Washington living by the poet H.
II 'o.iitri. Tor y cent Buny in'- . iilgrim'-
rr gress." complete, finely illustrated. Tor ten
en- = and numerous Others ike in char .ctcr
ami IL pric- II YOU ihluA It Incredible. send
a postal card aud specimen COPY will b. sent
yDu frr-. Hi monthly magazina. CHOICE
LITERATURE. Al ~ cent wear, contains the
chuicrsi elections firm the foreign magazines
and reviews. ~ anuunt urary is much A. the
one OF the four i liar magnZ me-, and Il l.
printed IN excellent .tylc. . copy u Mi. ai~p
vi hr scit upon Application. u -Iic> numer-
ou. other publications. he j issuing a -crir- Of
cycl prdia.. rich devoted to special subject
Ill, a. C,r.opcjia- Of History. biography,
FneirN. Fiction. Religion, Literature. Choice
PTu>. Wit AMI tiumor. etc. Of these d" has
.nm' b ng over tnittN volumes ready for div
rrS aId manS 9TH r 20 follow .pnn. >pnri-
mru. received NJ this ufic, show rNcrllrnl
workmanship Ia r.cry respect; much sup rinr
"a the ASersg- Of the publ alton, ~ the Amer
irAn Book .Nchangr. IL" want. club agent
ID ,>.rs n,Ighhprh"li. and will -"ni caia-
iusurs with IArg inducements free on request
Address John Is. Alden, Publisher Is Nrsey
street New iurk
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BIuehiII.

The bay j. closed up by ice. which
makes d good bridge between Long Island
aud the main land No more steamer for Us
tlll the ice goes out.
The .ey roads have been covered by
snow, which makes a decided improvement
IN the sleighing.
The mercury in thermometers in town
won't 90 low We reported in many
places.
Quite large number Of new buildings
have been erected on the Meek" within
few years. and more are under way.
We understand that the Dodge boy who
was hurt while sliding recently, is doing
nicely.
The ladies Of the Baptist sewing circle
held fair and gave supper last Wednes-
day night. and some Of the oysters being
left. finished off on Thursday The net pro-
ceeds. some $50. will be used TO procure an
organ for their chapel.
Rom
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HE winter term ~ >choo. IN district
No H. closed Jan. -. Ihl. makes Il
S-ek, u school taught by MI, ltzxlr
Leach ID TIN, district. III consecutive terms.
lhI> school wttin the past few wears. under
the instruction Of excellent teachers. has adj
yanced from low grade of scholarship to
the highest grade ~ our common schools.
The ieachsr and supervisor both speak high
i ~ thr industry and thorough scholarship
OF the scholars. Ms Leach has laborei
with zeal and tairhfuint.s rarely shown,
and her effort, have been crowned with
abundant success. A. testimonial 81 the
esteem and affection Of her pupils. he vas
presented at the close Of the term WITH an
elegant bible and autograph album.
- l.. Jone, has been can,a>>ius HI thl,
town Tor the Bangor Messenger. straight
Grrenhack paper. Nearly fifty subscriber.
have been obtained here. not all Gre.nhack-
err Of dtsgruntled Republicans, however.
There are many people Who desire 10 be IN
formed On all sides Of tins triangular politi-
cal contest that Is going on ii TIL. cUun-
Try.
One Of our most esteemed and highly
successful teachers. Miss Dora Leach. recent
Of the >chool-room. and entered the prom
,ed land OF matrmon,. Her los from
the profession will be widely felt, especially
in her own school district where she has
taught 100 weeks
Quite number Of our young men have
returned from the woods" dis.u.ied with
camp life Poor fare and over~ork are not
entlclng 10 the present generation, and can
hardly be ,aid 10 be profitable 10 the en-
plo,er. We admire that pluck and ndepen-
dence Of the laborlng classes that will no,
allow them TO be damned while on The
other hand, We deplore that disposition
which crops out in a few to see only the
soft places and avoid real work Our
Young men are for the most part intelligent
and industrious and know the difference be-
tween good substantial food and states
prison fare" II.
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steamer to Bar Harbor, will make a very
quick and pleasant route.
The teachers of this place are located
for the winter as follows: Richard Perkins
at Ellsworth Falls; Charles Perkins, his
son. at Prospect Harbor; II. d. Averill at
n. Lamoine Frank l.. Hodgkins at
MiIbridge Herbert Hodgkins at Steuben /;
H. ). Bovnton, al Otter Creek and G. A..
Reynolds at Morrison District, Ellsworth.
Arno King is attending lectures at the Bos-
ton University and n. e. King his brother
is reading law under the direction, we be-
lieve Of L. A. Emery Esq X.
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0ark.pSrs C-ssr~.

On account Of the illness of the
teacher, Mrs. J. W. Strout, our school has
been suspended. 1t is a matter of much re-
gret, as Mrs Strout possesses rare ability as
teacher and gave promise Of placing our
school even above the high standard to
which it has hitherto attained.
The river here has not been so badly
cbstructed by floating ice for years as it has
for the past ten days but is now comparative
~ clear The winter has been rough for
smelters. with a light run Of fish.
MIR. Harrison Carr recently slaughtered
a pig less than ten months old that tipped
the scales at four hundred and seventy -one
pounds. J. X. A.
Jan %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-01

The Jorida Memorial, family record
Of the Rev Robert Jordan and his descend,
ants in America, is large volume of 4SS
pages, compiled By Trstram Frost Jordan,
Metuchen, \. J. The family record is
brought down TO the present and the names
of members Of the various Jordan families
in this city are given. As genealogical re-
cord the work has been accuratel, prepared
and as such is very valuable. IL is for sale
at Hale's Book Store. in this CITY.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India Missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis.
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
affections, also positive and radical cure
for General Debility and all nervous com
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases feels it is his duty to make it known TO
his fellows The recipe. with full particulars.
directions for preparation and use, and all
necessary advice and instructions for sue
sfu treatment at your own home, will be
sehss>ou by return mail free of charge. by
addressing with stamp or stamped self
addressed envelope
DR.. J. c. RAYMOND.
l64 Washington street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
r. Mention this paper. 1yr2
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Mr.. Chas. Harding whose dwelling
house and barn was burned on Great Duck
Island. Jan. 8, is now the guest Of Mr.. A.
Bartlett, the sail-maker
We regre: to learn that the venerable
Mr.. James Whitmore is very dangerously
i'll.
Bad colds prevail here and at n. 4.
Harbor
The head of the harbor is frozen over,
but il Is open at the steamboat wharf There
is no ice to obstruct the usual anchorage for
vessels making a harbor here The City of
Richmond comes once a week All the
other steamboats, are of. VI.
Jan %
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Eighteen hundred and eighty three !.
nov mere and with il has arrived new
cigar y, the same name Jl>N3l, II YOU
want the he>i ) cent cigar in tins State. 20
10 II Dime, Bros aud call for an 1883 and
take no other for We can recommend them.
They are made expressly for their trade and
cannot bc purch I-ed an,w here else
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STATE, OF MAINE,

HANCOCK IS Court OF PROBATE. Ellsworth.
January Term, A. ID. 1888.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in
estates OF
GEORGE c. CLOSSON late of Br0okiiH
Robert 4. Friend >p cial Admir-
WILMOT w. GRINT. e a., miaors, Of
Hancock.
A +. Burnham. Guar
NANCY H. HANNA, minor. Of .Sulipan.
4. b. Burnham, Guar.
FISHER A. SPOFFOED. late NJ bucks
prrt.
Parker sponord, Admr with viii anne led.
VA THAN HODGhINS, late ~ Ldm0iRe.
newell d. Coolidge, ct al. EN'rs.
GEORGE II. GRANT, late ~ ELLSWORTH.
Joseph r. Grant. kx'r.
IA MES GIANT, late ~ E2iSr"rih.
Joseph I. t,raut, 4 lmr.
oRDERED.-That the said accountants give no
tirc al persons interested. b. causing copy OF
this order to be puhlishri three weeks i've
IL in the Els worth mcrtcan that hey MAY Appel r
at Probate Court, 10 b. holden at Ellsworth IN
thu irst " eines.t. Of February text At ten
n clork IN he forenoon. and -hoN cause, #
thcS have, why he same should ct be allowed
3Wg' PARKER TJCk Judge.
Attest -oHAs. 7. DoKR, Register.
A true copy Attsst.-tHAs DoRK, Register.
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Mr.. &. e.. Burriii, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants and others, as would be
furnished BY National Bank. 3tf
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4 SlrOng Endorsement.

PORTLAND, Jan. .. lNs3.
s y. WI1GI> Dear Sir: Please send
us b, tirst packet another gross Of Wig
GINS Cordial" same as last, as it is a pleas
urc To speak we'll u worth, article. where
80 many are on the market that have no
special merit, We would say that We think
very highly Of thI- preparation having used
il in our own families with excellent result
and have vet 10 hear any thing but good
opinion, from our customers.
Yer, truly yours,
loft G. W SIMONTuN h Co.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory,

toNGREGATtoNAL-rreaChin at 10 81 A. ". sabbath
School at u IS A. NJ Eveni,ig Service at 50 Pm
bhPIlsf-iIesching at and liz p. N. sabbath school
Al p X. Weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday evening al
: liz O'clock
CNiTARiAN--t,hurch service at 2I5 and ~ n sun
day Sehoulat | y
cATHoLic-reaching at 10 - A N. sabpAt >e'ioo'A ~
2P.M.
METHODIST Preaching at ? and Pm sabbath schoo
att IN a.
UxIoN TxxrERA~cE MKETISs-Every sunday Ate'"o
AZ
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X.


NORM Se08 VICE.
Quite large number of members OF
Rainbow Grange, No. Brooksville, visited
Sedgwick Grange, at their regular meeting
last Friday evening, and contributed much
information on the subject Of discussion,
Cooper alton in Business" Mr.. Perse
Carter, an old gentleman over 81 years of
age residing between four and five miles
from the Hall. being left at home by some
misunderstanding when he expected some
one to call for him. walked the whole dis
lance to the meeting.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
fp,.p.,ch.. to the Ellsworth American
,,,h,;can State Committee.


4 VETs
The annual meeting Of the Republican
S,a.e Committee was held at the Augusta
House. this evening. Every county was rep
resented with the exception Of Franklin and
Knox. Col. ]. b. Peaks, of Dover, was
elected to fill the vacancy in Pisca,aquis
county. caused by the resignation of Wm.
5. louug, Col. f. y. Dow was elected chair
man Of the committee, Geo. {. Wing. of
Auburn, secretary, and Edward \. Noyes.
OF Portland. treasurer No further action
Of general interest was taken.
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On THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The yoLrlIC RELT Co, Marshall Nirh., will
send D.. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts
and Eectr Appliances o trial for lhiriy days
Inen (young or ODD whoe afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly vigor Ad-
Dire \ aboy' N. B.-Nn risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is tllOwed. lyr52
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STATE. OF MAINE.

HASCOSk sat Prphat Court holden at
Ellsworth within and fbr -atd county on thc first
" c,inc-day NJ fuuAiy 4 - lssJ
uthH 'AMfBELL having presented petition
IL praying that Julia r.. Dlinkwater, admins
iratTiN II the estate ~ Arthur 4. DrinAwater late
Of klsW prth, decreased be ordered t. conyey
10 him certain rial estate ~ said deceased accord
IN. u a contract male ny the deceased. Ordered
that -al T. titl give public uutiee to all y,
sons Interested therein by publishing copy Of
thu order three weeks successfully in the Ell.
worth American spaper printed At Ellsw orth
said county PRO a. the first Weancs,Ay
~ February 4. d. l>s5 that they may appear at a
probate court then to b., held NJ Ellsworth within
and for said county At ten O'Clock In the forenoon
and Lsh"w cau-" Il any they have against The
PARKER TUCK. judge Of Probate.
\ true copy Attest "a HAS. L. DoKK, Register
8wIs
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MARRIED.

Brooklin-Jan. D, by Rev. jos. II. Taylor,
NJ. Julian II. Hooper of sedgwick and Miss
Mary L. Herrick of Brooklin.
Tremont-Jan. "a, by Rev. L. N. Pierce,
Mr.. Jacob h. Walls. Jr. and Miss Thursea
Ober, both of fremont.
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A True Friend

Ia The sick and suffering. i Dr. kaufmann's
great Medical Work, finely illustrated.
Send two cent stamps 10 pay postage to
A 7. Ordwsy & Co. Boston, Mass, and re-
ceiye a copy free.
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he Weather.

y Al ItEFAkI MINI.
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASuINGToN, ID. C.. Jan. 3l--l A. N. }
Indications
For New England partly cloudy, rainy
wea;.er. wind, mostly sou,herly. stationary
or higher iemperature. lower nressure.
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aarxessvtlie.
The Library Circle held Leyee and
provided supper at Sargent's Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Jan. %. good number
of people spent very pleasant evening.
and the ladies realized good amount for
the purchase Of new booka.
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a CARD,

T.I aIlIars -ufcrl y. IRON iIe trrOrs sull mas
.r ,i.,f- IF Youth nervous WsaAug--. eariy ,irrav
I Il. r,,a-.ls..l Sc viii -eGd d ry,ile that psill
eur, .ou.FEtE on CHARGE Ili- great remedy
Wa discovered by 8 missionary in south Anerica-
--B / ~. ,tr,-.-l ,uy eoIe 10 the REV JoskrH
7 INwAN. >safp.u u, Mar lori C6g
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ii, hard 10 believe NJ, Whittier was
cured Of such terrible sores BY Hoods Sar
saparila, but reliable people prove ii.
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GOOD health. ROSY cheeks and beautiful
skin. ladies can get by using Browns Iron
Bitters.