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The first occupant Of the (Jarvis) burial
ground is said to be man named Shurbern.
who was killed by falling limb from pine
which he was Telling. The next two a negro
named Manuel, and negress named
There is a tradition extant, that a Snow, in
tered in 1907, is the first occupant. A Snow
family was helped" by the town in 1905
The grave Of Leonard Jarvis Sr. has nei-
Their tablet nor maidstone in memory OF.
Such is fame
For fifty years the Jarvises were the dig
nitares Of Surry. Their word was law.
from which their was no appeal The names
Of Leonard Jarvis and Philip. his brother.
first appear at Penobscot in l1SS, as agents
.'to mete out lands to settlers" In 1888
Leonard Jarvis, as one of committee of
three, was empowered by Massachusetts,, to
sell the lands in Hancock County, not al
ready appropriated.
Philip and LEONARD appeared as factors
upon the worlds stage" at No. (Surry)
| about the year 1900. Phillip claimed to be
the sole proprietor Of all the lands in the
township which had been granted TO David
Marsh ct ais, which lands he sold TO has
brother Leonard. Soon after the sale Phil
ips "star began TO wane" He died in 1881
aged SO years. His sons. Henry and Fred
erick settled here. Henry died in 1929 aged
81 years. Frederick who was captain of
the Revenue Cutter Veto" for many wears,
died some eight or ten years since. The
sons of Leonard that settled here, were
Leonard, the Congressman, Charles and
Ed. ard Scott. Leonard died here in 1854,
aged - years. Charles died in Ellsworth and
Edward S. in California. A large tract of
the Jarvis" land remains unsold aud is capt
tai plumber ground.
A neighbor has just shown US some
beans growing in his garden which came
from "Jordan's stormy banks" and also
some lentils which were brought from Jaffa
The weather. cold and cherries as it is, does
not check their growth. 1t is said, that the
"pottage" which Essu took in payment for
his "birth-right." was boiied dish Of len
lis and rice.
Bar Harbor and the Green Mount ain
Railroad Company employ good many of
tour wage-laborers:
Capt. Chatto is giving his oat-buidings
thorough overhauling. He is bound to
make 'em shine.
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0ls chill.

Mr.. Henry Il. Darling has recently put
IN stock Of good, aud will be pleased to
see his old Customers.
Harry b. Parker carrie, good stock Of
ready made clothing.
We learn that the work Of preparing
the ,teeple Of the Baptist church 10 receive
the town clock. 50 generously presented b,
Mrs. DIR. Fulton, was commenced to day
(Iucsdayl under direction of Mr. Geo. W
Butler.
Newton O,cood. oldest son Of 4. y.
Osg sod, Esq, while ''butting" logs at h.,
fathers mill. buried the blade of the axe
IN the top of his foot, iniictlng a severe
wound.
John VI. Merrill. has rai,cd the roof Of
the ell 10 has house. thus giving him good
sleeping rooms there
Memorial sermon. before James \
Garfield Post, No a.. & A. Il. vas preached
IN the Baptist church. SUNDAY forenoon. Is,
the pastor. Rev K G. Farley. Osiny To-
the rain the ATTENDANCE vas not very large.
hu; st,li under the circumstance. ana con
slderng that there vas prrachiu. IN the
Congregational church. fair number we're
present. The sermon was 4 rcrg good one,
eSincing much care IN y, preparation. and
was particularly. and property addressed to
the Comrades u the Grand Army
MIR. Hugh Potter. ha, finished the up
per part and portion %; the lower part oi
his large hack,miih's shop. 50 tina, he now
live, under the same roof that he work, IA
der Ron.
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lAsstae.
The following vessels have been fitted
out for the Grand Banks and have either
sailed or are ready to do so at the first OPP
portunity, viz; Z. II. King. Jellison; Lizzie
Lee, Peterson; Harvest Home, Googins
Walter Young, Hodgkins Edith b. Coombs,
Thompson.
The Coolidge Bros. have commenced
work on a new vessel to be used as a bank
e. during the fishing season. They report
great difficulty in procuring workmen. Ship
carpentry in thu. VICINITY evidently is becom-
ing lost art.
In former communication We ssre
made TO say that ''Chas. Hodgkins' had de-
pared for Minnesota. The item should have
stated that Charley Bragdon" had left US.
IL is pleasant to know however, that whatev
or was said conpending the one could with
equal trathfulpess be spoken Of the other.
Chas Hodgkins is the efficient and success
full commander Of the schooner Walter
Young which sailed Monday for the Grand
Banks. DELTA.
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Volume, paper cover.-Priee 20 cent.
The Bridal Eve. or Rose Elmer" j. one II
her most powerful and alsori ing novels. Mrs
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of all American fiction writers. for she has A.
ways been great and deserved favorite with
Nil lovers OF sterling and intensely interesting
roInOnces while her boid upon the rublc has
strengthened year by year, until her name and
novels have become a household word. An
entire new. complete and uniform edition of
81 her works has JUS been Published by I. b.
PETERSON Brothers, Philadelphia. Nrs South
WORMS n.ivels are all full OF the strongest in
trrest, and her work should be cad by every
one, and set Of them SHOULD fni place In
every house. They will be found for sale by
all frst-ciass BoOs sellers, OF copie. Of any one
or all of them will be sent TO sny one, to any
place. post.paid, by the Publishers, on receipt
Of price.
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Last "Wednesday Was a yer, rainy day
Here may be some who were not aware OF
the fact, and | mention Il tor tlseir mfr
nation. Farmers have well begun their
planting. VIM. Huzzey has abou, finished
farming. Stephen Bracy aud WIN. III.
Rankin have changed farms. Household
furniture has been lively in moving in both
directions. Mr.. Sabn Brown has bought
and now occupies the Bpynton premises.
Wilson. it is said. will soon occupy the Bob
Carr house aud farm. Leonard Marsh. Jr..
has got him a horse and buckboard Goods
have been coming into town quite lively.
Mills having had four loads Of 4 horses
each. His stock is now a curiosity.
Ut. Jones the newspaper agent.has spent
fes days in town aud obtained several
subscriber. for the "Bangor Messenger"
Last THURSDAY on "Old Marilville
Fails while clearing a jam. Mr.. Urban
Clark and others, Of John Lsughton's log
driving crew. 20, a big wetiing. They were
Obliged to "Puil for the Shore" by means of
rope.
Mr. John b. Foster and wife have come
TO town TO stay.
Mr.. c. T.. Durham has not been lacking
the spirit of improvement upon his premises.
lie has beautitiei the locality about the
corner With - ornamental trees, set out in a
tasteful manner hy the road side, thereby
assi,ing in the public good aud the general
welfare ofhis neIghbors.
Two little girls. belonging to NJ. A.
Foster, Esq, twins, aged about | Years.
while at play With a can OF powder IN the
shop. scattering II along on the bench and
touching II of with match. dropped the can
upon the blaze which caused Il To explode.
making noise like the report OF a gun aud
blowing the can and its contents into their
faces. Their hair. eyebrows, cheeks and
clothes was completely singcd and Mamie
was badly burned. |, will be some time be-
fore she will look like herself again.
Mr.. Luther Jordan. from ST Johns. y.
H.. ha. been calling upon has friends here
aud stand one night and part OF day.
Mr.. Milard W. Foster son of VI. 4. Foster.
from the Bucksport Seminary. is now teach
Ing school at Great Pond. with about 80
scholars in attendance. Among them is one
Who deserves particular notice. Miss FiossIr
Emery whose age j. l3 wears. is - inches high
and weighs 80 pounds. She is IN a class by
herself in the STUDY OF Latin and French.
Her teacher SAYS she il great scholar and
he enjoys her reoita,ions very much.
The fields have the appearance Of large
hay crop.
Mr.. +. b. Foster j. making improvements
on M garden fence. NJ
Ma Ds
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-Vespucci, the Italian navigator VIZ
gave name to this country. is ~" ''i'
seated by two poverty stricken dese.nd' A.
MIR James A. Harris, the orange Mos
of Florida received S6j,000 net Tor ms
orange crop this wear.
Col. Frank f. Howe. the inventor OF
! the celebrated Howe scales, died IN WASH
ington. "wednesday, under peculiar cireum-
stances. Mr.. Howe had been IN the city ier
the past ten DAYS aBl had been dlssipatlng
heavily lie died in the house Of John
Nnnix, hack driver.
-Fory-iive thousand persons can pass
over the Eas; River bridge hourly without
rrow, ling one another eighty thousand
more can BE- carried each hour IN the cars,
and fifteen thousand vehicles may traverse It
in one day between daylight and dark.
Ten feet were added to the Washington
monument last week. This Is the quickest
work on record. The workmen state that
the, now see the Blue Ridge. 40 miles
distant, with the nased eye
Col lngersoll concluded his address
In the Star Route trial Friday. The other
council for defence announced that they
would make no arguments. Mr. Mcrrick
commenced the closing OF the government,
Monday.
Englishmcn propose 70 cat another
canal across the Islhmus Of Suek. and have
SUBSIDIZED SioO.ooo for preliminary ,xpcnces.
1t is reported plot has been discovered
to blow up tenement house in Troy y. y.
occupied by non-unIon mouldcrs.
Small pox is still raging in the Indian
and half breed settlements IN Dakota. Ten
persons have died recently from the plague.
and IL is impossible % state how many cases
there are Every effort is being made 10
prevent the further spread Of the disease.
The Funeral of Matthew Arbuckle. the
celebrated cornet player, took place in New
York Friday. from his late residence A
large number Of professional friends were
present Rev, Dr. Talmage conducted the
funeral services and the remains we're i'll
TERED in Woodlawn cemetery. The 9slh
regiment hand was present and PLAYED APP
proprate dirgrs.
fso military companies have been sent
10 ColIinsyilic lis. BY the Governor. as a
protection against striking coal miners. The
striking miners alcge the militia will not
ire upon them add they will continue to
force AL outsiders from the mines.
-RImors that rupture between France
and CHINA was imminent are confirmed
Iiauug Chang has been summoned 10 take
command Of the Chinese troops IN the
provinces ho!crng M Tonquin, and he N
daily expected AZ Shanghai ~ w, wa, ID
hi' he~ past to begin operations. |, i, be
gc,ed The French minister a. Prkin aui the
Chinese minister a. Par, viii shari,, receive
thrsr passports
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F VI. Fogg, who has been stumping
the West in behalf Of the greenback cause,
writes the American Sentry from Lewiston,
that the announced program Of the Maine
greenback leaders to have their followers in
Maine sustain the democratic ticket next
wear, can't be carried out lie saws the
greenbackers Of Maine are done with ''fu-
sion"
Possibly But we are under the impress
sion that men will 20 where they feel the
most at home and some OF our greenback
friends will hud the Democracy more in ac-
cordance with their presen, frame of mind.
They will feel more at home among the
mOurners.
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AnE RIM ktD>El> "virl OnaA>

Decidedly. ~. With,u, thrtn li j, iu-
pp.,i'.ri anl they lppear ID b. peculiarly
susceptible 20 severe and fa,A. ieransr-
meats. They are. moreover. cxcrr iiugly
isti,rnI; t1 treat, ami the ailments aii citing
them Ars liable ~ ruI AZ Ans tame Ill Busht',
Disease. III Dur opinion, formed upon tAc
conclusions Of many skilled physicians,
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver
Medicine, j. the be,t ever ADMINISTERED for
kidney, bladder, liver AMI urinary disc ,.c,
u cures ike ! mage spell.
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Dedhau
MIR. ]. Hunnewell's colt with buck board
ran away and came tearing into the village,
Frida, A. VI. Mr.. and Mrs Hunneweii we're
starting for Bangor and as the rein, we're not
securely fastened. after Mrs. Hunnewe was
seated the colt started. aud could not be-
stopped. Mrs. .lunnewel was thrown out
and quite severely bruised but no damage as
done the team.
We are to be favored with physician
DIR. W. Merrill, OF Eddington. is coming here
to practice the profession
w. H. Black, who had his arm severely
bruised. or broken. from being kicked ~ al
OK. while shoeing hun. is so far improved a,
10 be at work again.
--l.aborers find that times improve with
the approach Of the Shore Line Two or
three crews arc Of work il, this town, one
commencing this morning al the Fits" mill
and every thing seems TO msve with life
Nav IS
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SheriH's Sale.


n
nAkEN upon cNrc nfiaa as the property M t,.,-.
4 Win m@ ot fr nkitB a errl ia patrs. .f.,i
sitUats-i Ia Franklin r. st Beginning f.. FL. .- ne
81 tho stage raad On tbs " r>t lin. ~ ttr "a
Homsstctd LOT thence following ~ata i.,, ,..,s
y West ferty thee rvi- "a a sttne Ia tho f-r-r-r
rCr, thenru North Is East fourteen rs4is h. 4 .,
birch tFrr an he shore ~ the cove. theme NJ ~
the bore bv It, raj courses e. au ..sl -
know the Curncr II land OF Scantr...t IA
Williams. thence North 10 Fast twenty ,-tsf,. D. + .
O. a birgh tree On the hank near ttrf4j-, pt,. +
thence Northwest around the shore anH au tts'
~trvam 10 satj stage road. tnrnte Wet h. 4, j
ruai :" placr II beginning containing uiu,. ..f
three iourt acre mtrp or hess.
And to satisfy said Execution | shall 81. .,..l
parcel at uhiic auction st office OF Hale Fiu,r. Z
liaWlin IA Ellsworth THURSDAY. June a. l>>. =
half past Hine \ VI
D TAFT, ~hcr
4 true cupy attest
3w-l y TAFT. ~G,rr
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Home and Foreign News.

1t is reported that the death of
Lieutenant Chip, of the Jeanette, caused
the death of his betrothed. Miss lie Forge.
The National republican committee will
meet IN Washington on the 18th of
December next. TO fix the date and place for
holding the next convention.
a Mexican courier brings report that
Gen. Crook has had skirmish with the
Apaches. killed 30 Of them and is in pursuit
u the rest OF the band.
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address label on each subscri
ber's paper shows the time to which the subscrip'
ton is paid, and all subscribers Il arrears are
requested 10 pay up soon : possible.
In all communications relating To subscriptions
our correspondents requested to state the
Post ofce TO which the paper is, OF il to be sent.
and TO be careful TO write all proper names plain
ly.
In directing a change of address, always give
the present address well the one to which you
wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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q OuIdsbOTO.
The drives Of stase wood are in.

The drives Of stave wood are in
-kend-rock made it possible To drive log
as far as the lower mill. One cartridge scat
tiers 6 feet diameter boulder to the four
winds.
The carriage OF Mr. Dunifer. stave ma
chine must travel one thousand miles to saw
| ,0oo, 900 slaves, and that is the estimate OF
his drive
The landings" are full of iln-wood.
and but little is being shipped, so low is the
price.
There is an opening at the '.crusher
dan" for a cotton or wooden factory-wa-
ter enough TO drive one. and the mine ma
chinery besides.
What is TO be the "upshot" of the
Gouldsboro mine The novice, even, will
say there is too much mineral to go off with
the .'boom."
Sherman Spurling's vessel, nov on the
stocks, will he the first light draft vessel ey-
er built here. She Tor it) can come quite up
TO the bridge with load.
The anglers are taking. some fine trout
just now; some Of them (the trout meas
ure II inches in length.
The quick water below the upper dam
is literally alive with that species of fish
called sucker.
We are having an excellent school
taught by Miss Laura II. Jones Of Brooks
vile. Y.
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Charles L. Stevens Post. No. IS, g. A.
b., vss organized here Tuesday evening,
Nav Is, With u charter members. by De-
partment Inspector H. 4. Trip, assisted oy
r. S. Osgood, Asst. Inspector. end Com
rade f. r. Bowden. all Of James A. Gar
field Post. Biuehill. The following officers
we're instsilsd, viz, Chas. J. Whiting, Post
Commander; George L. Weeks. J. V. c.;
John Collins, Jr., Adjt. Chas. H, Hooper,
q. NJ; Geo. A. Wheeler, Surg; John =.
Locke. Chap. Joseph H. Sylvester, o. Of
D.; +. S. Perkins. o. of g.; L. s. Perkins,
Sgt. Maj; J. X. yeazie, Q. N. Sgt. The
Post has good members, and will no doubt
make good record.
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Or ELLSWORTH Amrrltan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth. Me. by TIT HANCOtk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C. see first page.
So 5. NJ. PETTENGiiL CO, 10 state street,
Roston, 37 Park Row, New York, and 7Oi Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia are our Agents for procur-
ing Advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising al
our lowest rates.
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Mount "Field Day. in the rear of Cart

-WUUHt TItIu nay, I'll INT IFdI q NHpt'
NJ. ID. Ciiatto's, is remarkable upheaval of
gneiss. The road from Caio's % "a. s,ea n
boat wharf passes over a gnciss hill
Mrs Luther Lord is living upon the an
cesiral estate Of her great great grandfather
Fly, Who settled thereupon some 40 wears
ago.
On cutting down large oak. near Con-
tention Cove, small pocket pistol was found
in seam or cavity. in the stump. How il
came there, is the latest enigma here
When the side lines of the town were
frs, run in 1862. the course was y. IS deg
W. Now, the course of the same lines IS
\. "a deg ".
Wool il worth Il cts pound. 50
much for the new tariff NJ, Il.
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Sheritf's Sale.


HANtuCK ss-May II. ISIS
JTAktN on execution rs th, pr,,..,rty ,f ch,
L Williams IT Fraukua. q certain ns,,,gi ~
land situated 10 >eht frahkln aud described A.
corner ben Il Of tbs original Io u i'1s-yinr n, Nh
ruuhinz ga sail hot North j5t West M ME y,
thence south L. East 90 rpds L, stake. he,
south 10 West rods g. STAKE, IN Gu Son h -,
Hast D. rods 81 stake an C-unty rad ibcr,,' 80
sand ruat west. fly 60 stake nesr s,l.,i
house; thence southerly to the br,,os the"gs
down the hr, oh ta tidr water theme h
tide wAtsr castcrly to plarc a h,giupirt
s4id panel copIsiuing IL aces NOR, -
les And to satisfy ~at execution shall ,,. ,4fj
parcel at lultc auction. at office uf fIa.r Frasry
i iiamliu In } llswurti, on Ihursslay Juno -
iSs4 ~ hail past nine 4. NJ,
y. TAFT. Sierra
true copy attest
SwsI D. TAFT sheriff
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-Apothecaries and lawyer. use Latin
words and phrase, il their business. Anglo
Saxon, Or plain English, il the usual lan-
suasc employed in presenting 10 the people
proofs OF the rare excellence Of Grivr.'
Heart Regulator. Plain people can read and
understand lts effects without having 10 Ell.
plos 40 interpreter. Iry3ndw
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ie,, thl' was 50. Fpr years suffered
severely with seroflia; sores broke out al.
over ms BODY, and | am unable 10 tell one
hat that ! suffered. | va, no, abl,. to OBJ
tan reiief until used Sulphur itter,.
winch completely cured nee b. DALE,
II Al.slon street. Boston.
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In the account Of the Educational So
cleiy At Bucksport, IL the last ANEEICt>
there i an important omission. The paper on
"Compp,iiion in Mixed Schools" read by
Ms. Haines Of Ellsworth. VERY we'll read
tool WAS written by Miss Luc, Phelp. of
Ellsworth, a. va, announced at the time
IL was one Of the best exercises Of the meet
ing
Please make the proper correction.
/ = Irinn
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E. G. Rideout \ Co. of New York.
dealers in novelties and publishers Of the
Gol,ien iryosy. HouscLoid journal. House
hold Gued and Rideonfs M1goz,ne have
made an assignment with Liabilities stated To
be about $4,000.
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ANNUAL MEETING

Stockholders Of the Ellsworth W,o,a, 80
! Co are hereby notifei IN, H. "ooien Wig
ana u H., s ,I company for the election Of On ~
nro,,.r wi Of such other basinss az ,.y
uie municipal Court Room la Elsa'ar, * s hell Al
June IL, lss3, at tao ocl .ck r. Monday
Ellsworth, May Is ls-3 -;
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Blue HILL COPPER MINING co
KIM, nh Ia;1i meeting Of the stockholders Of tia
Sac. NJ ~ = cope. Mining Co, viii he hea \,
~: al once Of a. Fairfield the parna. os Ssiok
sn 30 rn o. Directors for the ensuins vsa e'ect
s slcn, olher business may come 49, car ana
Transfer books closed from June n n o g taem
2vza D. Y. BLANCHARD.
President
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SherlHs Sale.



-, Hl,an execution as the u opcrty N,
az 'ltes WI ia'us of Franklin a certain narr.i
l,,,ts isHied Ih Franklin, - vii. A ,isriling
500 ~ ~ g. on he rth side Of he tnupte
M j TIKI ..nt ainig aud one, half acres Sni
J,bp !, In M - eeany ycd ID said Williams hy
rieti i, ~, y, = ut 'ttcti, February n 1851 gpJ RI
Ia Vol %, Fa.ln sss ''"h'y hegi Try Of Deeds
land =, s9ail 70 satisfy sal Execution sci, sand
Uamlinin FflsNnr,, ,h . .ti'ee of Hale, Emery 4
June lssi, a. sine o'cEaek. 4. NJ W H's' nay Of
true copy attest - Nheflh.
r. TAFT, sheriff.
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Are you Bilious Try the re NEEDY
tha, cured Mrs. Clement of franklin. y. H..
Hoods Snsaparilla, made il Lowell,
Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

N female should l,temp, the toll and
draI-ery u Wa,hlay. ahen Il elm "a ub-
waited by the use 81 James Pyle, unrl-
vailed Prarline Nav
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ANNUAL MEETING,

ne >toc kholders Of the Ellsworth ro,,,
Machine Co are herc,,y netitiei M, ,taIs
oainsrs ~ SAL CprDnration for the el,,ction y,
!. MAJ anu the transaction of such other buairos
1873 at 3 O'Clock T.. 81, wy June Il,
Ellsworth, May ., 1883. 81
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Freedom Motto 1.

HAVE m DAY given 10 my am Frank li'iia inzs
hi time ,lgri Z the remainder ~ his minority
.,ail liae none ~ his bills NOR clatm any OF MS
sARIN Ill TECHNICS
WITNESS ;-L EtNDER A. SNOW MAN
Penohsrut. May y. $50 S"-
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THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1888.

The cost Of GROWING the Russian Car
is estimated at ten million dollars.
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a CARD,

~ an who are suffering FROM the errors and INN
cretiJns Of youth, nervous w.akue-- early der,y
io.7 OF manhood, Re, will send recipe that Nil
cure you,tRtE bf CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary la south America.
send self ad'ires So, cny eope TO tn. REV JosEru
T. i>hAN, Station y, Neic York Cify
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