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The Ellsworth High soaool.


lh' ~'A''f ''''" p '''' 'oA'''' WASP m
'rr" longer 'ha" usual. "n account 81 some
.frckl.a'Ii, in 'he "a, term. came 70 'i"'e
In IT, fFidaA- n ltf'a nm tfllhs 1h''
"~I"- To- '''e 'A'n-' '' I''N''P'' a. - very
'"--"i'"- ~ N'''''N same y lhd'f
IN'hti NNl"- '-i' -ui''Ai'''N '4' '"'"H-
A'' '~h 'N'' anu inc 'n''''A' "'-P "' 'N'
N'''''a"' ih' 'N' -iA''ll' s-''i''''' r. '"e
scholars Z" iAr 4"tN"Ah'r' NJ hA' maze 'he
tA'-th mn cAAh-r hAa occurred ne ! N
0t cong a. 4IAi'"'
H-cf ihe direction q NJ N,e''"n' lhe
scholars prepared ana gave pdn4'e eh'rf-
iAInincn' I'D Inc ha' on filAAH evening
lAl- th'A ga "''''"i hi'aN'A~ ~ upon 'l'
MOTH u ihe classroom, the ohJtel btIh- ~
secure iAH1' "iiN ""'eh 4" purchase pH'.'-
'upiHca4 apparatus HIT lAt ''h'''' lAr
evening o'l4t h"' nave U''h 'lN'" more IN
iA'"fA"ir hi' ~ Ni.ie "I ing storm s'"''
audience assembled (" wines '.'' ei'''i 'A'i'-
mtn'- Inc programme a. arrange" q" '"o
paT'>.
fAli 4 consisted q NhcM ana a.
'irumeniA! Music "Hl fec"A'I"">'
Pari H. consisted q drama entitled =
Ohansc 81 base
The hr'l performance was directing
Song. which va sung yer! '"eetIy y the
school Misses 'ushman ana Mef arlailu
played an instrumental duet with good
effect, showing considerable skin IN ne arr
OF music Miss 'nppen next reci'ed
Maud Muller, IN strong clear tone,
showing careful preparation and the dement,
TO be derived from faithful attention to the
''rhetorlcal~ OF the "Hlgh School Miss
Norris PLAYED an Instrumental 500 q con-
siderable merit. with credit to herself and
the school. Next Miss DAVIS read spic!
selection ana considering 'iie 'ac' 'Na' she
took the place OF Miss Gail. VINO was not
able 70 be present, ana read without much
previous preparation, she qua reinarhaoly
well. Mr.. Stetson the Principal, treated
~ .,,d;.rcs "a a song shaving himself
L.hl. .,
Vi
and compass Miss burhhah also p'a!eu
an instrumental solo, one Of high merit,
with good Effect. Miss Agnes Lord gave
,r..,i,.,,l, ,,a,,.r .v.ry
e,n o,o II,
worn oeins 'P"Ae" ~ 800 % 49,
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D~dhAm.
MIR. Avian Maddox, Of Long Pond. re-
Gently met with quite an accident. While
leading cattle to water he was caught by the
foot ami MS hip was dislocated. lie is suf-
fering very much.
Members of the reform club, Bucksport,
visited Crescent Lodge No. 100 |. Q. Of g..
T.. TUESDAY evening, March 20. The doors
were thrown open and very pleasant and
profitable meeting was the result the Lodge
first giving their usual list of entertainment
consisting Of dialogues, songs, readings, in
strumental music, &c. after which the Wis
iting brethren gave interesting accounts Of
their work at Bucksport. All enjoyed the
meeting very much.
Winter has "broke" and bare ground is
making It's appearance in many places.
Mar. -.
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.oc.l NOTICES.
4 Gard :a The Tzs..:.

u.-h N .nfnrm MY patients md tte
patients NJ m, father. KY. Ate nr ] T.
U,srrd. ttat I have transferred rs, pract.ce
to IN csc. " HrAgLpn. u-n l.A recent
gradual, NJ tt- Fh..!r.uttA n-utAl college.
aul cau most hearth, recommend tim ip
'tr u4N4.. AruvIus that Dr. MI practice
h.- lrH'r~.U.u II u proper anI .rI-g' tg
mRaHrr have w. 4lhr h4t tta' 't-
people W no. Nlrt1.', wI.l appreciate ths 49,
vantage tn hi gained ffnm mru wt, have
tai .lrh fhn+HIEh rr.Ir-r frliu0ug
3ulJ = " b>GODb 10. II. :
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

coNsiis ATIoSAL-ircachinE AZ 10 30 A. ". sabbath
School al II 4s 4 NJ, Evening Service AT % Pm
BAFItsT Preaching at and IL ~ sabbath School
at Weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday evening At
2 - clock.
CNITARiAS.-Church service at Is and % n sun
day Seho- AZ IN
tATHpLIC Preaching at 10 81 a. sabbath school al
2P.a
METHODIST Preaching at :? - q. u. Prayer Meeting
~ p, ". Sunday school Y ~ 2 " =.
CsIoS TEAPHRAscg NgEuSs-kNerN SUNDAY AtS'so
Al HaN
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Asrsa.
At our annual meeting, the following
officers were chosen.
Moderator. Lewis Silsby.
Town Clerk. Chas. r. Silsby.
Selectmen aud Assessors. Chas. +.
Sisby. A. +. Mace. J. 7. Giles.
Constable. II. A. Rowe.
Treasurer. VI. b. Silsby.
Collector Of Taxes. H. A. Rowe
Supervisor of Schools. II. A. Rowe.
Highway Surveyors. John Dorr, Samuel
Giles, Howard Lord.
Surveyor of wood and lumber. II. l..
Rowe.
CLERK.
Mar Dc
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The Jorieul Memorial. family record
Of the Rev. Robert Jordan and his descend
ants in America. is a large volume of 49,
pages, compiled BY Tristram Frost Jordan,
Metuchen, n 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 aceuratel, prepared
and as such is very valuable. 1t is for sale
at Hale. Book Store. in this CITY.
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At our annual town meeting TODAY
which passed off very quietly, o. Calvin Don
nell was chosen Moderator
Town Clerk, o. s. Donnell
Seleclmen, Assessors and Overseers Of
the Poor. Joseph ii. West, o. Calvin Don
nell. Josiah q. Bunker.
Treasurer, Joseph H. West
Auditor. Eugene J. Swan.
Supervisor of Schools. VIM. W. Brsgdon.
Collector Of Taxes, George W. Remission.
Town Agent. John =. Gordon.
Constables, VIM. y. West. Curtis r. Jov.
Charlie. I. Bunker Oren l.. Fernald and
George W. Remission.
March % CITIZEN.
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Normal School Troubles.
FARMrxGTo>, March :

PENNINGTON, MaItH -
a large and enthusiastic citizens meeting
was held last night TO consider the deeilhe
Of the Normal School here. Resolutions
were adopted requesting the Governor and
Trustees TO investigate the case. The school
ha, not been so prosperous IN the number Of
students for wears.
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New Advertisements This Week

Probate >otice~-t, VI. Warren.
Fprr,-lnsurr-C. q. Buriill.
I arr sgrs-.Iuhn Hsl nay.
Carl to the Pubhc-F. ". Osgood. ID. ID. ;.
Auction Sale = ollie tor 81 Customs.
Assignee. >alc--s. VI Warren.
For : ir cat \ N Mems
pr ~ai NJ. uk,r
Asse--rr-' \Otire-Ci II Ellsworth.
frppa-ai--R a. fngg.
- n-rr'- Notices b Bugzcll,
Wanted ! " Davis
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New Liuht al Hallett's Point.

!, i STATED At the erilee of the Light
Hoa>e Board ,aa, the ar~ Electric Light
Tower at H4.-ti', Point. Hell Gate. vail BE
rea4, .5r =, about the first Of August next
The necessary ground ha, been leased and
thu construction of the Tower commenced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-29

Mr.. j. 7. Jones is the general agent for
this county. for the Bangor Messenger and
also for "reminiscences Of the War" by the
Rev. Theo Gerrish. Those who have read
Mr. Gerrish's book speak in the highest
terms Of it. 1t deals with army life as ex-
perienced by the private soldier, and is full
of incidents and experiences such as never
fail TO interest the reader.
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A New Steamboat Line.

PORTLAND. March =.
steamer /, to be built u Bath q run in
the trade between Portland and Cuba. She
WI. be Of twelve hundred tons and Will car
RI passengers a. well as freight. The COM
panv consists Of Edmund and " H. Phin-
ne, Of Portland, Captain Co.'S Of Bath and
others.
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TlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice - all
] concerned that h. hA- cen ,luly appointed
ahi his taken upon himself, the trust ~ All IA.
mlni-traiur Ne honi- non Nith will annexed Of III,
tstIt" 81 jonathan Perkins lat, u Ca-tlut IN tn,
County 81 Hanro.k
i'c'A-cl. pr giving honi ~ the law directs
t th'rri'Tr requests All l'r~on- " ~ indebted
!" M sai it'ci>''i'- estate, "a make immediate
lffm'"i Hni tho-' "hp have any demands thrrt'
30 g exhibit The saline for ,ymeut
GEO. VI WAHREN.
War b 70 Is gwl3
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MARRIED..

Ell,worih-Mar. 20 by Rev. T. r. White,
Mr. Ambrose Iii. and Miss Mary l. Whit
comb bot h of Ellsworth.
Wet Edcn-Msr. ~. by J F.. Hamor. Esq.
NJ. Thomas = l..scomb aud Mr.. Lucy \.
Cancage. both Of Eden.
Sullyan-M.r. q. by Rev. }. Johnson. Mr..
BENJAMIN +. Robbins of Sullivan and Miss
Stella Handy Of Gouldsb no.
PetaIuma, C4I-Mar. 1, by Rev. Or. Har-
ford Mr. Harry Parkrr> IN Of Petaluma and
Mi. Laura &. Jordan. former of Maine.
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MACHlAS, March 2


II ". Eaton, the Calais murderer, has Civ
en- the power Of attorney TO his brother and
PARTNER b. l. Eaton. IN their lumber business.
and it was recorded at the Washington coun-
y registry to day. 1t conveys full power
TO carry on the entire business of the APP
pontee and to sell and convey hi real estate
The power is dated March % and was eAecu-
ted in the vicinity Of Calais before Mayor
poar3r,.p a. No,ar, pnhlic
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Town meeting. March %. 1888
Moderator. George II Wther.e.
Town Gers r. j Hook
S-lcctmrn, Assessor. and Oyer~e+rs Of
Poor William g. Sargent. John y.
Gardner. George W Perkins
Road CORNERSTONE Edward y Ober.
Treasurer Charles H. Hooper
Collector Of Take, Isaiah l.. Shepherd
Slnerulending Sch0nl Committee ID.
W Webster.
All republicans except second selectman,
MnneN raised for Current ENpenses. : 800
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III suh'criher hereby gives publ notice To all
! concerned. that he has been daily appointed
and hA~ taken upon himself. the trust VI an Al
inlnlstratHr "f the Estate Of Ioyinit Ward ell te
OF ftnouscot n the County of Hancock. deceased
BY giving bond as IN" law directs he therefor.
requests all persons who are indebted 10 -atd
deceased estate, L. make immediate pay nrut a
those VII" have ny demands thereon to vNhibit
I e same for payment.
GEO. VI. ARHE>.
March ~. I~-3 g,sJt
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The yoLrAIc BELT Co, Marshall Mich. will
send Dr. DYES Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
10 Ihen young or old who are anictsd With
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration u health and manly Vigor Ad
dre-s abovr.-N. B.-No risk l. incurred As
thirty days trial is allowed. l!fSZ
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DIED

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents line.
Ellswerth-Mar. 25 Miss Martha f. Wood,
sged q years and - days.
Lamoine-March 81. Capt. Nathan King,
aged ~ years.
Mar. q, Susan G. Whitaker, aged 70 years
and months.
Mar %. Mrs Aurls Eaton. aged A years
and mouth.
No. Lamuine-Mar. %, Llewelyn NJ, only
sou OF VIM. II. and Annie Gray. aged years,
mouths and - days.
Frankin-Mar. %, Thomas ii. Hooper, aged
80 wears.
Trenion-Mar. q, Flora r.. ONLY child Of
Edwin and Emeline Rinalda. aged years, 4
mouths and y days.
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This Is a season of sickness and death
in thus town. Almost every body has been
on the sick list, and some OF the fathers
have suddenl, dropped out of time into
eternity. Mr.. Slower Wilson. an aged and
respected citizen Of this town, was found
dead IN his barn, Tuesday night, the 10Th
INST. Tie had gone out to feed his cattle for
the night. and having remained longer than
usual ms wife went out to search for him.
and found him l,ing upon the floor. with
some hay ~ his arms. apparently IN the act
81 feeding his cattle. when life became ex-
tInct. 10 all appearance he was IN his usu-
al health up 70 the hour Of his death
Thursday night following. Dea. John
Condor. aged IS wears, passed quirtl, ava, /.
man ~ strong constitution aud remark able
activity He wa~ ior many wears 40 aciiy.
and jealous member Of the Methodist
church. serving It ~ various capnCi'ie, with
rare tAithfulntss. ILL., has reared al enter
pri~lng family of -iN children. five " whom
are sul. living. The other lie, buried ia the
sol. NJ California, where hc fell in the prime
~ ambitious and promising manhood. Of
those living one reside, IN Wlshngtcn. u.
G., one in Utah, one in New Hampshire,
anu two u Or!and.
Herbert Leach of The "Jeaunettr." i
expected IN New York the middle Of next
week Several letters hlyr been received
from him ~ hi, relative, here dated u,
lrkutsk.
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Mr.. c. c. Burrill, reports the line If
deposits in his bank as rapinly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipations
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, a. would be
furnished by = Nafisnal Bank. 3d
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Verdict OF a Coroner's jury

NA>mtA, y. H., March =.
The Coroner. Jury ga the death q Mr.
Michael Wian rendered verdict tia; ,he
came 10 her death b! blows inflicted by her
husband.
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An OBSERVER

MarisSt1se.
Our annual meeting was held yesterda
with the following result.
Moderator, NJ Kingman.
Town Clerk, J. II. Jordan.
Selectmen and Assessors, J. H. Jordan, l.
NJ. Jordan. Geo. w. Brimmer.
Treasurer, T. T. Church.
Constable. e. X. Goodwin.
Supervisor Of Schools, A. B. Penny.
March "a.
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The eather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. ,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., Mar. 2S-l 4. NJ.
Indications
For New England partly cloudy weather
with rain. followed BY clearing weather
v,nds mostly northwesterly. stationary or
lower temperature, higher pressure.
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PROBABLY NEVER

In the history Of proprietary medicines las
any article met success at home equal 10 Tat
which has been poured upon Ioop's SARsA-
PARILrA. Why, such has been the success
81 this article. that nearly every FAM In
whole neighborhoods have been taking II at
the same time. Every week brings new evil
dence OF the wonderful curative properti, Is Of
this medicine
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Washington News.

WA~HINGru>, March p.
CONDITION or >ECKETAKY roLGfK
Secretary FoIger'> general symptoms are
more favorable than for sesefa! days.
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MARINE LIST.

OOmessiC Porte.
NEW YoRK-Ar. Marh 90 sch JED Frye. Lang
lev. from Newport.
Sid Marrh H. Bark MARY e. Hale, Higgins, Vera
Cruz. sch Ailendale Weber, Portland
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n.,.A.,tl. r....,,
ar age ar taxing III pace - ''''S''''
lri'h'nI ! "'" 1"ne A''i''' WHOLLY Y"
"hee'''
~ nAd 10 i''a>'''' 'A'i Inlay ''''''
> " ''n'''''n'' r>f.' '''''
E''i.' "i ftn"n>''''
Thomas II Hooper. NJ Franklin. GIrd
FRIDAY. after an Hines, " about one week.
from typhoid fever.
lit +. reported that VI. ID. VI. Stuart ~
,,Yrsb,>,d In, residence uf Frames Wor-
cester un State street
No,ic, ha, hc.n received tina, ,hc So
nal Service at South We, Harbor ~lil he
discontinued Apr.l i,t.
p.,;,c c.,,,.-. a.. u,-,.3 i, H.. FB.-
,r.t 4. r,.. R..t.u Grant,. ,,,,,,,r,
.t.-.3,,,.-..,,,..
N..,,...,.ln,,
II
~
N'\ ~ we sea ga. "''l'' WEB '''''' '"N'
't' mere h"h"a'' y" h"' N'i''''' II 'SN'
'ieif Ne'''''' "h.'h ''A'' ''''' '-'N W II
i'f'lA"' ana h'>'oN Tue iAN' "'"''''
Capt. : H. lort. who purchased the
Sheppard ahar: TX prri, a. FAIL, y .ll con-
mence tHc wafk Of rebuilding and charging
;h. wharf a. >nuu a. th, ID, goe, oui ~ The
rt,er.
o., motion n Hon W + Inn, L :
ni.tr..t \,..g,., H., n Warren. Esd.
Do tA>'iit Ma ie'e"''N ad'H''''H q" pfa'-
''0" ~ ih' n HtN-A N'"i' MT '"t
inc' % Nalnt.
The Assessors Of tins cay, ~iii be N
session 10 the.r rn1m -n 'h~ ri'N h.a,i.nf,
IN 'hr purpose III receiving rhe ii,'. " pa..-
and taxable pr p.r'N both r'A. and personal,
from Aprl -tn Npr IN.
NJ g.. p.rA, uh, Id, herr ~ ne
". r..,r ..... .. ....,.,,,,., Ann, b,-.,f
Al,.,. ,..5 vs. t,.r5r.4....i I, a.r.r tt--,
a.. 81. ....,,. ,... ..., 4 l.,,u.. n r., t..a
y, k,.... ub.r. ~, intend. ID max, M.
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OTIS.
At our annual town meeting the follow
ing officers were chosen:
Moderator. Daniel Roberts.
Clerk. c. OTIS.
Selectmen, Assessors and Oyerseers OF
Poor J. J. Hopkins, W. o. Fogg, VIM. b.
Remick.
Treasurer. G. Otis.
Collector Francis J. Jellison.
Cons,ables. o. {. Tibbetts, j. Jellison.
School Com Geo. l. Moore, W. .. Fogg
and j. r. Grant.
Money raised. For schools, $3.50; town
charges, SS5 support Of poor. $l25 roads
&C.. $500; to pay town debts, 81 ,5W
Mar. D.
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate within aud
for the County 81 Hancock
THE undersigned rothcr and friend 81 Fed
er OK ID. Haynes minor heir OF Edward J.
nay mes, ato OF Trenton In said County, deceased,
respectful represents that said minor Is seized
and passes etl ,f real estate In sat county de
scrlbed az follows A certain lot Of Land situate
In Ire ton County aforesaid. bounded and de-
rlbcd hs 70 lows. ticgiriiing at the southwest
corner II lot of lard owncd bv Martha HAYNES
as her dover, thence running North T. East
seventy seven rods % stake and stone thence
East i south through the barn ward 8 rods to a
>tak" - 4 Stone thence West L North 81 rod. 10
shore, thence along the shore Southsfy the first
menti"neI h"und. containing - acres. III A, rods.
Srther 18th the northern, barn aud TIRE West half
"l the dwelling house, the yard and road ming
." ne shore t. hc In common. reference e. be had
10 iorme' deed Of sail lot. and subject to the
VI 1"w's dover That S,iId estate j. unproductiNe
OF any benefit to said minor and that 1t vi he Tor
the interest OF said minor that the same should
br Soid and the proceeds secured interest OF
other used tor his henCH.. She therefor. prays
your Honor 10 Hppoi some suitable pcrsuY II
>tIl same Il public or private sale and that X
h Ihomp- N of Trenton may be appointed for
thai urpose.
MRS. MARTH, II. now ARD.
February :, lSs9
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK Ss-tta Court ~ Probate, held AT Els
worth On thF iir-t Wednesday u February. ISS.l
ON IN PctitfoU afor sail. ORDERED, that notice
he given by T. hli-hing copy ~ said petition
with this order thereon hrrp weeks succr--lyry in
the Ellsworth American. d newspaper printed in
Ellsworth. that All persons Int rested may attrn
u the second Wednesday II Nril IeNt. at 4
Court I Pr ate t" be holden Ell>w nth, and
"h"w cEu-'. II amy, why the PRAYER uf sail petition
should not he -rtntel >urh noticc IL De gwen
before aid Court.
B. - PARKER TUX. Judge
btte-t CHAs. +. Dos. Rezi~t T.
\ true c"py Attest .-CnAs- Z. DoRR. Register.
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Great Pond
AT the annual meeting held on Mon
day, the following officers were elected !:
Moderator j. r. Shuman.
Assessors, &c J. G.. Dunn. W. A. Col
lar and Fred Williams.
Clerk J. c. Dunn.
Treasurer ii. p. Colson.
Collector n. X. Collar.
Constable. Fred Williams.
Supervisor. j. X. Shuman.
Surveyor of lumber, wood and bark. J..
c. Dunn.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
atest from Calais.

rDi.pAtcae. D ne ellsworth American !
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DR., MACAI,ASTER'S o oSS st1'

Gated Cotton for Toehache Is the childrens friend
and the Mothers comfort IL deadens the nery'
and gives permanent relief. For sale by dealer
in medicine lyry'
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Hoods :,
SarsaDurMa & q.

as to derive their greatest medicinal effects
with the least disturbance TO the whole sys-
TEN. In fact this preparation is so well bal
anced in Its action upon the alimentary
canal, the liver. the kidneys. the stomach,
the bowels and the circulation OF the blood.
that It brings about healthy action OF tho
entire human organism, that can hardly be-
credited by those who have not seen the re-
markable results that have followed its use.
II the Sarsaparilla does not prove sufficient
ly laxative. take a few doses OF Hoops VEG
FrAnI.k PILLS. 1t IL well In all cases OF
bilinusness 10 take these pills In connection
with the S1rsaparlla for the first ten DAYS
That dull. sleepy, sick feeling can be wholly
overcome by the use Of these remedies Win
yuu give them trial and be yourself agalnP
An eS-alderman Of this city says az Hoods
Sarsaparilla, II is the strongest Sarsapa-
rilla ever saw"
Each dollar bottle contains one hundred
averages doses Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar. or six for FIVE dollars.
Hoods SarSaparilla. prepared only bye
|. HOOD s co. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
- Use HOOPS ToorHPowpER.
iyri6D m
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND&PACIFIC R'Y

Calls the attention Of travellers 10 the central posi-
ton OF IL hns. connecting the Eas' and the West
ny he shnr'N~t route and carrying passenger.
without change OF cars, bet SCsn Chicago and Kan
sNs Cay. Council Bluffs Leavcnw1rth. Atchtsou.
htElcarolts aud 8. Paul II connects IN Union
Dvpots N all the prime pal lines Of road between
nc Atlauttc and the Pacihc Oceans. Its equip
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~ u lost Com urtauls aud Beautiful Day Coaches,
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KING a.. OF REMEDIES

Messrs. NAUtICL BAKER Il Co, Portland, Me:
:" nave u-eti Your treat American Specitn''
~ "ur homes ami on ou fishing vessels viii grad
r,.,r = = Tor Throat and Lung Trouble,
1roup i"'thiche anu sore Han caused by poison
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~, rkiNCE, Inspector. OF Fish, Portland Me
WHILE & CO, Agents. Portland. Ne.
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