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BETWEEN TWO FIRES

Inc sick, If they are poor, are wre~tIin,, vi,
great harrlships. They are between two arrs a.,
'he one side Unsuitable disease move. nm 10 o,t,.l
anu destroy, while ahead of them ar, the aa,n1
ana nare Of medicinal humhuggery, quarke,y. ana
extortion. ""'
- piece Of gross injustice IN dc,eiv, tho
H'A' 'hey merit our sympathy and assistance
""'s ih'mas Eclectric OH was never soil
up', inc strength OF falsehool the apol,t- If il.
worn anu The thousands Of testimonials rcoo,,,,1
lio'i ''i''Se whom it has benefited arc Il, .o,..
recommendation ~ - S"''
f"f sore threat, colds asthm, ., ..,
Thomas Eclertric OH Is no mistal. ,a,.. -
remedy Ia the world "a tew ,n A'o"
through the nose Rev. T.. p. Gran. ""'"
Pa, writes "wll clean out and epre a. my
worst form Of catarrb." Mrs T. IL pert,,
Greek Centre. y. y, takes the pains To s,,, ~,
she was troubled with asthma for fam, -,
Thomas tclectric OH ultimately effected ! -
plete cure. In very pleasant commandment
from L. .. NhHrpless, druggist Of Marion, Oh{n
he states that with hottie of Thomas FrI4'
trc OH neighhur cured nf sore throat of MA,
years standing These are only average, snn,,,lt
picked from hundreds ot testimonials On the H. IL
before u.
lyr}; no
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The Game Laws.

HE For,st md Stream, the journal Of
angling ana shooting, published al Ne"
Yark. la, issued lige>, Of the game Avs
J: he different States From il We take
,Le following FOR ,hi> State The dates
mark the limits Of the seasons ID which II is
lawful 10 Kill the game named
Moose. deer aud caribou, Oct. l-Jan. !
forbidden ID hunt with dogs. unlawful for
one person to take more than one moose
Two caribou a d three deer in one season.
mink beaver. sable. otter. fisher, muskrat.
oct. lj-Mav /; wood-duck. duskN, black or
atb.r sea duck. Sept. l-May : ruffed
grouse partridge. woodcock, sept, l-bec.
III pinnaled grouse, Sept. Ian. ] plo'er,
.Au.. INA, l. Woodcock and ruffed
grouse may be killed only for consumption
Within the State. Sunday shooting forbid
den. Salmon. July lj-Sept. Is; >melts.
April l-Oct. i: land-locked salmon, trout,
tosue. MAY Loot l black bass, Oswego
Lass. white perch, July l-April l.
Wildfow law doe, not apply TO seacoast-
Angling FOR salmon within one hundred
wards of fshway, dam or mill race. forbid
den. Season for land-locked salmon, trout,
togue, in St Croix river and tributaries, and
all waters in Kennebec county. May 10
Sept. Is. During months Of February,
March and April it i. lawful for citizens TO
take land-locked salmon, trout, togue, land
convey the same TO their homes. but not
otherwise Unlawful to take land-locked
salmon less than 9 in. in length. or trout
less than ) in or take, transport or have
in possession for transportation more than
fifty pounds of land-locked salmon or trout,
or both. Unlawful to take these fish in Ken
nebago, Molychunkamunk, Cupsuptic,
Mooselucmaguntic and Welokennebacook
Lakes and tributaries, between Feb. and
Nay1: unlawful in said waters to use spawn
bait in September. Unlawful to take trout
or land locked salmon in the Rangeley
-tresm. between the mouth of kennebago
.trea., and Howard's dam, from July | TO
Nav /. or at the South Bog stream from
July to May /, OF in the Bemis stream
from July to May !, or in the Cupsuptic
stream from July to May l, Of IN the Ken
nebago stream between the foot of the first
falls. near its junction with the kangeley
a,ream and the upper falls at the outlet of
ken..ebago Lake, from Sept. to May l.
fbe uissioners of Fisheries and Game
are: r.. N. Sta%ell, Bangor; II. o. STAN
ley, DiKfeid.
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State Unitarian Conference at Oasiine
Maine Unitarian Association.


l"t H..iI .hN '"Hi'''r' III 'l'N HlA'e ht1H
no. 10 -i-t-A-' conference 81 ''>'!nr on me ID
~ '''- '."' i"'' ht', y h'H
n'ia'. N'.''' FIN "A 'A' .N''ef.'4h hi'AfiAh
A>~'s i.'i'i' yi'"'ht! 'h, opening sermon
o." "A "'h '''''' ''"'
~ wednesday h"Ihih- a. f.'' '4".N
NE .N"'trrnet MA' opened i'. business Wy
'"r fte''lti.'. hon Joseph Zane ~ hrhhe-
bunk-
me minutes ~ 'he .a' conference were
f'ai ~ me Nrefc'Arl' he'. 1 I. anal
k'N ~ >hy.ion i'a4 h'> report n STATE
Ni>'.'i'F' ~ ep"Ar 81 ny "oFk a,
Niana.~' ana az h'ui'"n lie considered
hn4ii't nh" o' 'h' ing>t promising p.'crN
l..ill..,., ar, !, .,.nI -ui,ar!an society
Ke, VI Reynolds addressed ihe c"nirr-
'het n som" ltnsth uipn NE missionary
""rA ~ 'h' n''aT!ah ASSOCIATION. lie
4isr- the hetd p mohe. ana hoped mar az
the clIIche, o' the Niatr would o prompt
IN sending Their contributions before Jahu'
airy
In the afternoon The othcer' oi the con
ference Tor the wear were chosen A. fo!lo"'
ffeN.de''- lion joseph Dane q henne-
hunA
Nice fre>iief'f-h"n. Geo r. talbot OF
Portland.
Secretary anA treasurer -ksN. I. q YIN
al q hennthunk-
Executive ommliice-Ke'. ). /. u.
Ntcho.s o. >aco. Hon = - Hopkins p
Ellsworth. Hon. NJ SABINE. Bangor
COMMITTEE on Ml,'ions-ke' }. A. BEL
lows. ater'llle. K@' Alfred boodins,
Hrln>" icA, J. y. llter!n-. E>q., Saco.
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Maine Baptist Missionary Convention.

The Fifty anniversary of this or
ganization was held with the Baptist Church
at South Berwick, commencing with a
preliminary meeting in the Sabbath School
interest, on Monday evening, October |.
A paper on The Sunday School and its
Ministry Of the Future" was read by Rev.
W. II. Clark. of South Norridgewock,
Secretary of tie Union 5. 5. Convention,
which was followed bv general discussion
The first session of the Convention proper,
was opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday
The President Of the Convention. Rev. i. I.
Hazlewool, of Bangor presented in his
opening address, 'Some of the causes Of the
decline in religious life"
The report on the state of religion. pre-
scented BY Rev. Sewell Brown, of East
Corinth. was on the whole very encouraging;
while there have been no general revivals in
the State during the past year, some sections
have carried forward a good degree Of re-
ligious interest. The total number of
baptisms reported in IL associations is 457,
other additions increase the number TO 1873.
The losses mainly from deaths and removals
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Maine Baptist Charitable Society.

Thi, society held It's eighth annual meet
ing, in connection with the meetings Of the
Maine Baptist Missionary Convention at
South Berwick on TUESDAY evening Oct ,
Appropriations have been made the past
year 10 SIX beneiiciaries. 4 lengthy paper
was read by Geo. F. Emery Esq. Of Port
ana ~ n s "nl'n ne very ao n1 p[r'FTa ne
beneficieni work to the churches. The soci-
ETY. passed vote Of thank. to Mr. Emery
for this valuable paper. Rev. II. S. Burrase
was reelected President. J. c. PheniA Esq.
Treasurer. II. VI. Hart Esq. Auditor, Rev.
]. McWhinnie, Rev. +. W. Brakeman, and
5. A. True Esq. Executive Committee. Rev.
A. X. p. Small ID. ID. was elected vice
president; and Rev. f. s. Small. Secretary
J. II. I.
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N for one dollar a head

or a;.narches thi, morning relative to
49,. .l.c,;on. in Ohio and Iowa, on Tuesday,
f.,,. the rs,ul, rather more doubtful than
t.f,re he election. took place. OF course
IN. returns from 50 large and populous
,,,,o. * ,betuo above named cannot very
quick, BE gathered and tabulated to suen
an eaten, As 10 show the result and where
,,,r.,, n, either side. i, small, the de-
,;laly, ia be- IT.. further extended.
ore peculiar feature attending 'Af ''e'-
,.aa .a ba,l :hc states j. The deep interest
......,...,..l h, the ladies ia carving tie
,,..,.3,s,r,> n the state constitutions. In
u#.o. Oh, Struggle over the liquor question
cra exceedingly active. An" RI s.
,-.n-oI from Tho Kcpa5.isan, .arse Cor
r.,... vote ua.-b aa, her,;o;"se be,a ,n''.>
4u,,l on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

Col. James Tulls, special land agent
of tho Government. who has been invest-
eating the land frauds in the territories
al that large tracts Of land have been
patented by persons who had in no wise COM
,,l;oa with the land laws Other tracts are
taken up under the desert act tina; are no
marc desert than the valley Of Ohio river.
Ten, Of thousands Of acres of the puoho
lands are fenced off by wealthy stock rals-
ers thus leaving actual settlers without
,,..,. f,r even family COW. In one IN
.,noo !, WAS found that men living near a
!, !, near Montana had fenced up 5000 acres
g the public land, and permitted the town
..,,,,o !, ,as,ure their stock on the enclos-
ure for one dollar head.
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Maine Baptist Education Society.

HE N-Neu;ceuiA annual nrr,ln. Of ;bs,
>orie'y va, held. an connection wIt the
meetings N the Convention. AZ South Hrr
w!ck. on "wednesday afternoon and evening.
Oct ;. The report Of the Board of lfus-
tees. presented Us the Secretary. Rev "
o. Aver Jr Of Shov hogan. rNhih.tr! yer,
gratifying prngtc>, IN the work u The
So.!,t,, not only in AIDING ,.4uE m,u -
prepare for The aork Of the Gospel Nr.,tn
but IN building up the cdpca;iotA. i,,.-
'utians of the Baptists of Maine H. al
d!iion 10 the splendid endowment and
facilities Of Colby lniv,rsljN al WafcrSii.r.
which ate confessed, superior to those ~
an, other institution III the State. AuI at
least equal to any in the country. there are
also ;hree wei. endowed Academies. a.
Wa;en.lle. Hebron and iI1ullun. Tie
Baptlsis have reason to feel proud Of their
educational institutions. III, gttcru>i', u
EN. Gov. Abner Coburn ii aiding tndpn
meni fund.-, and in undertaking, At hl, own
expense. the erection Of a memorial buIiLln.
at Water,Ille. wa, very ftiIng.t acknowledge
ed. Alter the report Rev. G. ID. b. Pep
per, President Of Colby University. deliver
a stirring address, followed u, Rev 4 X
Z; Small, ID. d.. and others, the fact Vas
emphasized that the relation, Of the educa-
tOnal societ, to ihe institutions brought !
direct Influence 10 bear from the churche,
and secured the union Of Christian thought
and literary effort. The annual sermon vas
preached b, Rev. T. f. White Of BATH. and
Was yer, able presentation Of the ine,lia-
bic contrast that must ever rN.si between
the careless. gnfaithful christian or tie one
who. after an uugody life. r,pcn,> and J.,
barely saved. and the faithful. toilins ohr.,.
iian who devote, q long life 10 the service uf
God and his fellow men; the one NAV he
forgiven and saved. but hi, capacities are
dsar.ed and his opportunities for the iorma-
ton Of a noble character thrown away, while
the other. By his self-sacrifcing De, otiou.
may look forward to crown Of righteous
ness which the Lord. the righteous Judge.
will give. Rev. II. W. Tilden of Augusta.
was elected president Of the ,ocie,, and
Rev. W. o. Aver. secretary.
J. II. T.
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Owing TO the increased

Owing to the increased Catholic popu-
la,ion in the Diocese of Portland, which has
heretofore extended over Name ana Ne"
II.h;.a division is about TO be made
-.I-.h S...o will he made Diocese by it.
y - helnown as the Diocese of
portland under Bishop Healy. and the 9TH
er the Diocese of Manchester 'or ""'''
n.w Bishon is TO be appointed.
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Oats.
A GRAMMAR scHooI-BoY's COMPOSITION.

The cat is biped at both ends. It has
claws like Grandpa's pencil case, which
shoves in and out When it is good natured,
it has soft velvety paws and no nails to speak
Of, but when it gets its back up, off goes
the velvet, and out come the claws. In the
day time il has soft, musical voice with a
good deal of lullaby in it. The night air
seems to be good for cats voice. and to
strengthen its lungs, but after ten o'clock
in the evening, the lullaby, somehow or 9TH
er. all peters out. and its song is vorse'n
Pas snoring to keep boy awake.
| don't like cats anyhow. wish the
foreign missionary society would send all
the cats to Asia for missionaries. If they
would, | would subscribe ten cents to the
good cause. think such a cause would
be good for religion-in America, and more
especially al our house; for il makes Pa
swear terribly TO hear the cats rehearse after
he goes TO bed. SAMMY.
Ellsworth, Oct 3, 1883.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

awful, when told her what to do for those
horrid pimp!es with which her face was Gov
cred. She now says If you want a pink and
white complexion with nice clear smooth
skin yuu must use that best of all blood pu-
riiers, Sulphur Btters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

An irreprc,,.hlc conflict" was vagcd
between mature and heart disease. prior to
the discover, III pr. Graves Heart Regulat-
or, some 30 wears ago. That conflict has
since hrcn Az unequal nrc. thc disease Weld
III. % the remedy ID every instance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

Mr.. &. &. BurriIl. reports the line Of
deposits in his bank rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others. a. would be
furnished ~ 4 National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11
Postmasters' Salaries.

The REIMBURSEMENT Of salaries of postmas-
tiers of the first. second and third classes,
known as "pres:dential' offices, which went
into effect on Monday, Oct. /, was based
upon the gross receipts Of each of the post
offices embraced in those classes. and shows
the growth or dec ldence of the towns af-
fected. The following are the old and the
new rates for Maine:
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The following patents were granted 10
citizens of Maine bearing date Oct. ?. 1888.
reported expressly for this paper by LOUIS
Dagger X Co.. Mechanical Experts and So
licitors of Patents. Washington, ID. g.;
Simpson X Wilson, Sullivan. cooking uten-
sill, 2S6.0S2 Stetson J. b.. Lincoln, lantern.
oS60S1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

of the confirmation of Judge Emery oy
,he Executive Council, Friday, the Portland
Press SAYS This is satisfactory issue OF the
.,,er and secures for our highest court a
;udoe whose character and professional quail
LEGATIONS give promise of an honorable Ca
reer in the exalted station to which he Is
called
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

4 mHr recent, l>Nr,l "a / dru. store
FIR hnN M rough dirmunJ- but rhc drug
gist Nucw ID such remedy Aftrr mach
par.c, the dru.E,., found thai b., customer
wanted Farsan's Fnryatsrr P,H, He .a,.
"thai. thr on., fit name for en-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

Fur r.r h...rf' nf rur rrlicr, Y, ste
TIN, week -gr. cure ~ ,auc ur b, %, ache
~ tY.,r, ~ uu. h.H.r ,IAn.u,.s .t.D-
fync LHrD-i,t Aid ,4mr queni,t, TX mriA.,-
e. ana same qulut.tt 81 water. and pour
down the horses throat.
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ktIleso . Z

The old style Of making Cnlldrrn's
Pictures Al Osgood's Rooms the In
stantuneous Process is in full blast See
samples The largest stock Of Frames in
the City.
to- Call. Oval
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11
Ellsworth Braneh Of The Singer My. Co.

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments, needles
oil &c. for this and other makes Of ma
chimes. ana machines repaired.
J. H. Brown, Manager
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State News.

John Orman Robbins OF Belfast is 10
years old, weighs % pounds and IL % -
inches high.
--Monson people had their sleighs out for
a while on Tuesday Of last week
deputy Secretary Of State Chadbourne
and wife have decided to spend the coming
winter in Florida.
Mrs. Cyrus Taylor of South Hope is
quite i'll from the effects Of poisoning hy
poison dogwood in the fuel she was using.
William 7. Titcomb of York. was pre-
ciprtated, with heavy team. through a
bridge on Wednesday, and dangerously hurt.
Caleb r. Aver. a prominent LAWYER Of
Cornish. and formerl. secretar, Of state.
died Friday, aged 20 wears
MIR. Geo. H. Gray Of Arson. raises
about 5000 pounds az hop-, ,hi, ,rar
Friday, the Lincoln county fair closed.
Il was the most successful exhibition 10 cy-
cry respect, The Socict, ever held
a bold and unsuccessful attempt was
made "Wednesday night 70 blow open a safe
containing $1,000 n the store N Lcro,
Miles Al Paitrn.
The Niir Nc the a'e Murdoch Campbell
of NnaIha,en, who was Killed b, Patrick
Cam, VA, GA Wednesday. removed to the
ln>an, A>A.om at Augusta
jaime, Bu;'criicld. nv VI 'hr mo.t
promnru, citizen, Of northern Pcnbh>cot
died N Springfield. FRIDAY, n.e,. Wears.
y. &. " Phillips III Lewiston. VIII ,-u
10 Austin. I'Nas. where he has been appoint
ed W ttr position y: United STATE. ncput,
Marshal.
The Nam. Stat, I-ni,.rsali., S,,d,,
school r.a,,nriou Mil ~. b,jI o,Lf,,I
Cform,fii West W4tcnIlcl on "Wednesday
and IAul>G4l. OCT, 10 and IL.
I'M, Va. ~. ~t.,,b., rt,,.,,.
h,..I,n.. II D,,,s,I1 a.,. hnr,,.d "r yal
,..I,,' NJ n,., - I,,,,'. ~. ah.,.,o.
Nh. h,si,t,r.,. ,,.r,. c,.,.,..,.1 KIN III
d..,r,,.I
=, "1' TT" 'rC'Nrd 81 ne
,.-,l,,,,. III. NJ, ~.,. r.if.
rf,.,o to>I MN -, wy
Anon, IN. ,i,b ~. S..,.,,,l,.r t.... .,st.-..i
fe,,r f'''''
"' ,'-f"'' Hf""''W >AI' arrahEe-
meh'' Alt hr',- made NJ r.ace Y ihe hln-
.,'' ".,ifN ~ lAF>. 'lc c''cA donated ~
iii ""'h"4, N4l' th4t Rc'. u. HD4'-
ton. formerly of Deer l>Ic. having accepted
ne gal. u ihe "a Congregations. church al
Wells. 'hc parsonage has been thoroughly
Frn'N I'rG iar him.
Mr., II. H. Smith. who has i've. within
thIrt, rud, from the shore for NOR, thau M.
1, wears. anl for the nav; bar, az rh,r fimr
on the street leading 10 Leach. wharf where
,.c .r., landed Id S,ar.uor, uey-r v.r,
lonu NJ TIL wharf un,il !as, week
H., v,u,,,, "A I'm, !
,,. ,,I,..,.r :" Sw.lr, b,.Lc., ,.,'.,.:.
,r,,.,,..... 'l'''
Su,5,.n. ,n H.. bonnr ''' N'''- Va
). rIah'l' hAiphN' thr great .e4Ier q ,hr
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Hood Nar.agArl 4 q, au extract uf the
be~t rnrdte- M thc vegetable Kingdom
kuuauA, Alternatives 4nI Blood. Purifier,
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Home and Foreign News.

her horse IN Barnums circus the other day,
died At Stevens Point. Thursday.
Hon. Terrence kneedy. died in Auburn,
y. Y. "wednesday. He was the first voIun-
teer in the war Of the rebellion.
james G. Godfrey. Il wears Old died in
Brooklyn, y. Y. on Wednesday, from nj
cotain poison. the result Of excessive smok
ing
American lrshmen have sent three hun
bred pounds 10 England % assist in the de-
fence Of ODonnell, who shot Carey the in
former
- >mussler vas caught in New York.
Thursday, with j33 precious stones in his
hair.
The canned corn train reached Port
land, Ore. on Wednesday. II IL days from
ocean to ocean. via the Northern Pacific
-'Ihs new steamer Oregon Of the Guion
line. stcams % miles per hour, has upward
Of $1,000 horse power, boiler and engines.
Arrangements are being perfected for
an excursion Of Union and cx-t confederate
officer, TO the Bull Run battlcfelds on the
18th in,;
Hon. George f. Very. formerly mayor
Of Worcester. Mass. and State Senator and
al present AZ, arl'c general nt Gen. Buticr's
.,ah, died FRIDAY afternoon.
lord Roscbclry. nov IN this country, j.
blonde. Short nnl handsome, While Lady
Ko,cbcrr. whI was Nj. Hannah Roihs
child, \, tall. lhin hul elegant, with jewish
ca, " gnIntcnancc.
I'LL, ,,,,,.~ ~ %, i,,,,,.,,., S,,,L,...,........
,.,,,,,. s,,u, ..,,IcJ =, ,,,. ~ H..
S,,. A,
t..-t ~ ''''''''-
N' "'h 'npN'.r' '' h'''"s '' FRI
III. ,c,r I, f.b,,,., ..,,,.., .o,,b ~ I it'll.
Inn l,.,nl In ttr IN. .,.l. M Su,,,b Sn1nJ
,u wv -,nI lr,,.h
VI. l
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f''.'
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Il N reported tAAt 'H" spans. tn'clH-
Pm. ,.,.. ..r. -..u Kill. a,
f,r. wv. k,,..t. ,l,..,I 4, r..
r,,,,r.. Y, ,..,.L. ,A.. C.,,,. I. ,.,r
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''"'', ".'''l >'> '''At "'"l,
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''.'N '''F ''.+',',.' ''.s'A'N P4.
I'M 1'' f1' ''',' ','' ''.''' i'' ~, y
"'.'l'' ''''' "''' r'''''' ~ ''' paper ''''
H'1'
-Mr'- >t"nr"aH Jackson mas been on-
Ased on account ~ ~"'crr or''!eiNm' from
the Southern press. I" publish 4 card eN,
planning her vtNH " Boston Shr 'ayN she
came A. the guest 81 NL,sacnl~rtts, not Of
Oo'. blt.cr
- Lorl Ch.cf Ju,tlo, CulcrtIg, ], ,'i.i hr-
ing ""inel and dued II ne people II
Cincinnati ne sad iacriioG-l, % thu Guau,i-
u anl density ~ smoke N thlt c.tt, TINT ~
.r,,n,...i !, .,rr...,,, 80 ,,,,E .,..,,ht,,.. j.
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R II YOU are in want of Underwear
buy il at the BosToN CLOTHING STORE,
and save money. Al
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kFA<'s KIDNEY ,Np B>ck PLASTER act
directly on the nerves and muscles 81 th, back .
~ eat ~ all pain. TRY them. iyrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

HtNn> RADICAL CoRN REMOVER. put up in
Portland. Ne. Ia SOIL all over the country. Near
ly two thousand gross sol last year. lyT33
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-10-11

Gems. Grant, Sherman and Logan will
attend the reunion of the army of the
Tennessee at Cleveland, O.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL.

We do not read anonymous letters and co,ut u,
tions The name and address of the writer ars I'D
IN 80 ,,Iisnensable not necessarily for pupiica
zion hut as guarantee of good faith. con,
we cannot undertake TO return OF pfesei W YIN
munications that are not used.
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We ARB HArrl The true IL F."
atwood Medicine, cured a. Our health
continues ~ temperance in all things"
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Horrible rrasedle, ,til, continue ' pc
enacted in this state. The --latest occurred n
,l... town n I.ihert,.on Sunaa, evening, When
ambrose Darse,t, a Young man working on
I'll. farm Of David Gree,e, of that town. shot
through the neck Mss Fila. q Young
daughter Of Mr. Greeiey. causing instant
l,a,h. Young passet, immediately vent
.sta an orchard ,car he house and rut;'ng
iu.ie, through his own head instantly eH-
a.r.J. Jealous, wa the cause of the murder
ALL >.aelar Das-c', has been partially de-
Jagged a ,n.e-.
/, Is ~ ID mean, infreqIen' that those
afflicted with uu>ound mind. at some IN
g>f,o,eI moment, commit some horrible
al. resulting I'll the death Of one ar more
friends. How far it j, safe to trust persons
l. .tiiicted. seems 10 find an answer ~ The
frequent ou,-h4r,t, Of passion in the IN
auced n..uI and points strongly Y the
conclusion tia, the, should AWAY, BE com
al..,l 10 an asylum or be kept under care
.ll surveillance TOO often the lives Of the
f4mil, and friends are 'njeopardy. because
orrae neglect. Or over confidence in the
harmle>sne>s OF persons with diseased
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