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a Card to the Public.

l wish to inform my patients and the
patients Of my father, the late DIR. J. l..
osgood' ina have transferred nv practice
10 l1r. Geo. " Bragdon. who is recent
graduate OF the Philadelphia Dental College,
and can most heartily recommend him to
the public. knowing that he will practice
his profession IA a proper and scientific
manner. | have no doubt but that the
people of this vicinity will appreciate the ad
yantages to be gained from men who have
had such thorough college training.
3wl3 F. ". OSGOOD, ID. ID. s.
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Funeral services were held at the old home
stead, the 9Th inst, and were conducted by
Rev. Dir. Il edwin, Methodist, of which de-
nomination she had been consistent member
for about fifty years. All the brothers and
sisters were present at the funeral except John
S., of Boston, who was detained ut home BY
sickness.
Not alone by Miss Emery's immediate circle
OF friends aud neighbors will her death be
mourned, but hundreds Of former pupils. in
various parts Of the county, will cherish and
keep green the memory Of an unselfish and
devoted teacher.
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
is positively proven by the immense good it
has done to those who have been cured Of
diseases from which they have suffered in
tensely for years. as verified by the publish
ed testimonials, every one of which Is n pos
tive fact.
CHELSEA, VT, Feb. "a, 1879.
MFssRs c. |. HooD 4 Co. Lowell Mass:
The 9th day Of last june was taken sick
with swelling on my light foot. and with an
awful pain The swelling Went all over ME.
My face was sweled ST. that could with diff
hculty see ont of my eyes, and | broke out
over the whole surface OF my body: my right
foot up 10 my Knee was one raw itching
mass, and my ankle and foot so lame ard
sore could not step on H. and il would run
so as to wei a baDdaee through in an hour.
In this condition MIR. W. +. Hood of the firm
Of A. X. Hood son. druggists. of this town.
handed me a bottle Of HOODS SARsApARII-
Ia. ard told nie to take il. ! did so. and by
the time ! had taken one bottle found that
II was doing me good. have since taken
five bottles more. After ] had taken three
bottles my soreness began 10 leave me, and
have been growing better every day. so
that to-day | can walk without going lame.
] have no soreness in my ankle and II has
healed all up. and does not run at all. owe
my recovery /" your SdrsaIarlila Wfite
this 10 let you know that think It deserves
the confidence Of the public especially those
-" are troubled with humors
Yours most truly.
JOSIAH PITKIN.
p $ Every person that 81" NE said that
] never would get over MY lamrneSS n.'hout
having running sore on my ankle: bLl
thank God have j. p.
Mother Sarsaparilla has such a sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like Hoop's SARs trARIiIA
Frice one dollar. or six bottles fur FIVE Col-
lars. Prepared only by E. /. HOOD 4 CO..
APnthecIricS, Lowell. Mass
lyrI6n
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DIED

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name aud Age
must be paidJor at the rate Of ten cents a line.
So. Gouldshoro-Apr. 4. Mr.. Ivory Sargent.
Apr. s, Miss Aurelia sargent.
Gouldsboro-April 8, Mr.. Joel Moore, aged
81 years and q months.
Franklin-Apr. 3, Grace L.. daughter OF
Warren 7. and Rose Springer. aged 2 years, 3
months and days.
Birch Harbor-Apr 8, Miss Aboie +. Bick-
ford, aged 81 years and months.
Swans IslAnd-April 4, Mrs. Mary A.. wife
Of Capt. Reuben ID. Joyce, aged about 43 years.
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LOCAL MOTTO Es.

an happy TO state that the sale Of the
Cherry Cordial 5 rapidly increasing, and
t-,r yet TO hear Of any case where IT has
failed to give satisfaction. The large quanu-
y :.r the price. the neat and attractive ~ Il
@: putting up. together with the strong en-
cor,tmen,s Of 50 many Of our well known
citizen. has placed it at the head Of all other
remedies Of it. class Put up IN large bot
tie, al 3jc Orders from the trade solicited
or yt-, liberal terms. Put up only by ).
y. WIGGIN, APoTHECARY, ELLSWORTH,
MAINE.
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Of the Rev Robert Jordan and his descend
ants in America, is a large volume of 49,
pages compiled by Trstram Frost Jordan.
Metuchen. \. J. The family record Is
brought down 10 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 a, such is very valuable. II is for sale
at H4Ie's Book Store. in tits city.
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A very sad accident happened here the
9TH inst. As Mr.. Thomas Gill was leaving the
Rozier mine about seven o'clock, 7. NJ. and
while ascending the shaft the ladder slipped
and with Mr.. Gil fell to the bottom OF the
shaft. 40 feet. He was almost instantly
killed Mr. Gill had been IN trrled Just four
week, the day Of hi, death. He resided in
the vicinity OF the mine and his wife was
waiting for him to come to tea
April o.
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MARRIED.

-EastbroOk-Mar.2 81, by l.. W. Bunker,
Esq. Mr.. Robert B. Lowrie aud Miss Mary
Z. Smith, both Of Easlbrook.
i. SO. Brook>ville-Arr. =, by r. G. Cha,to,
Esq, at the residence Of the brides brother at
Cape Roster. Mr.. George A. Ames and Miss
Elizabeth Philips, both of BrOoksyille.
East eullivan-ApriI I, b. Rev. w. Baldwin,
Mr.. Chas. p. Robertson aud Miss Lizxe u.
Hanna. both Of Sullivan.
Chariestowu, MA>s.-Mar. II. by II. w. Roi-
ton. Nr. j. A. Stzlles Of Bost0a and Aiss
CaaAarine T. Moore e ElkW0th.
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Lumber Dealers of New England.

IokllANb' hpt!I ~.
The Lumber dealers Of New England held
q meeting at the Falmouth Hotel this after
noon their object beng to make uniform Nv
ag prices for building purposes. There
were present prominent dealers Of Name
New Hampshire, Vermont and New York.
!; 5 proposed to raise the price one dollar
Der thousand \, the evening session the
+ owing officers we're elected President
I. 4. Pitcher; Wee President, A 5. Brown.
Of Whltehe!d. y, H; Secretary and Treas
urer. DAVID Bernie Of Portland and Board
Of five directors, A constitution and BY laws
wer, adopted
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoSekkeATIoSAI-Presching at 10 80 A. ~. sabbath
school at II Is A. NJ, Eveuiag Service at 80 p.
Misunderstanding at and l-2P.s sabbath school
stlrN Weekly Prayer Meeting. Tuesday evening al
Ia o clock.
usIrARIAs.-Church service at 2l5 and 30 sun
day School at P.N.
CATaolIc.-Preschins q, 10: soAn sabbath SCHOOL, at
I'm
METHODIST. At Is ?. n Prayer Meeting
I 5lP.N SUNDAY School u ~ r..
UNION TExFsR,Scs MkkrIsG.-Erery sunday sts;so
p ~ At Peters Hall
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The Peoples Savings Bank.

The hearing on the petition to scale down
the deposits in the Peoples 25 cent Savings
Bank wa, before the Supreme Judicial Court
to-day District Attorney Lunt. Of Port
land. presented petition in behalf Of the
United State opposing the scale down a.
the Government had deposi, of Eve thou,-
and dollars in this bank, as part Of the Mar
Inc Hospital funds The counsel for the
trustees beng unprepared TO answer. the
hearing vas postponed b, agreement to En-
day 20th
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THE AMERICAN THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1888.

Herbert W. Eatonis still at Truro and
late reports state that his condition is not so
favorable and that it will probabl, be some
time yet before he can be taken to Calais.
MIR. n. A. Joy. the popular pianist in
Mr.. Joy will probably leave here the first of
the week to join his father, II. n. Joy, at
Amherst. These gentleman have a large
class in dancing at that place.
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THE .uI,>''rhtr hcr,.h, giv,.- puhi. nutic. Il, IA
concerned, that III" has been '.uls appointed
and HIS taken up herself the trust Of Admins
tratris ~ III" Estate If Henry Leland
1T" If Ellsworth in the COUNTY Of Htnroch H..
ceased, ~ giving hnud a. the law direct She.
therefore re'iur-t- AL per D who are indebted 10
the sad lcCtI-cds estate to make immediate I,a Y.
mcnt. and thu~e wh no have any demands thereon
To exhibit the for settlement.
RACllELM 1t LAND
February :, lss3 3vrl4.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

7 HEREBY give public notice that have claim
bN mortgage upon certain lot of land situa.
TED IN Brookiin, Hancock County, Maine and dies
trlb"d A. ioiiw To Wit. Beginning on the south
west corner Of the road leading to Naskcag Point
NJ Brpokln corner, thence the Naskeag Point
road to land of Prescott Bray. thence at right
angles west rly To land heirs OF {. NJ BRAY
hence at right angles herly t. the Center Har-
Dor rGad, called thence easterv on line Of said
road 10 he place of beginning, together with the
buildings thereon.
said claim i by mortgage deed from Frank L.
cot I" me, da ei March II. I>s2 and recorded in
Hancock Registry Of Deeds, hni. ISL, page ~.
Inc condition Of sal mortgage has been broken
ny reason whereof claim foreclosure and give
THIS notice for that purp 81.
CHARLES {. BURRILI.
Ellsworth, March -, lSNs. 3wl3
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Charter Elections in New Jersey.

INV loKk, ApnI ~.
\ very hight vote was poiled at the Char
Ter election in Jersey Ciy, to-day. The
Republicans have gained control Of the
board of Aldermen, but the complexion Of
all the other boards remains unchanged.
In lIoooken the Democrats made clean
sweep. having elected the entire city ticket.
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The Maine Steamship Company.

PoKTIA>D, April 10.
A, d meeting Of the Maine Steamship
Company this morning it was voted 70 reduce
the stock from sloo TO $50 per share; also
to create $4,000 Of new stock a; $50 per
share The Old board was reelected.
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SuitAgsinst the Maine Central.

BATI, April TO.
The sui; again>, the Maine Central rail
road by Mrs.. Martha c. Chase. whose hus-
band vas killed at Richmond las, spring.
ha, been decided in favor of the plaintiff,
the jury giving her s370s.o3. The road will
appeal.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public Notice. H. All
] con'erne' that he ha- Teen duiy appointed,
am hL- taArH upon himself. The trust u an Al
mlnl-trat'r le bpni- non with viii xcd OF the
E-tIt" II Jonathan Perkins lat, IF Ca,tinr in the
County OF Hancock
INCREASED bN giving bond a. the law directs
- th'r"turr requests al T.r-nn- Wh" are indebted
70 lht -ill itt't>ri- estate, t. mH,t Immediate
pay H'ht AMI thn7" who have any demand, there
"n To exhibit the sam. for pay uemt
GEO. VI WARREN.
Var -. ls,l lwlS
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surry
Many an anNiou, eye scan, the mas
i &c. IN our bay.
Mr.. lhn Kan Killed a pig last week.
10 DAYS Old. which weighed 40 lbs.
A few week, ago two men, calling
themselve, Prof Douglass and Mr. Peters,
engaged lodgings with one Of our farmers.
and at the end of three day, left and forgot
- pay their bills.
MIR Sam' Wasson is now occasionally
seen taking morning walks.
April 10. I. \. {.
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Meeting Of the Associated Press.

IN t-f7HI' -NtTI4t 4"'
The Associated Press af Maine. met here
;h.> afternoon and elected the following Of
ac,r, President. Charles A. Bouteie, Of
'.e Bangor Hhig Secretary. II ". Rich
arl>on. Of the Fortl1nl 4dce7t,scr Treas
-rer, James p Baxter, Of the Por1ia,.d
Press.
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Mr. c. q. Burrill reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapid, increasing
anu already exceeding his antlcIpatlons
Mr.. Burrlll offers the same banking facilities
70 our merchants and others, as would be
furnished b, National Bank 3tf
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Court opened at 10 A. NJ Tuesday, and
the traverse juries called and sworn n.
In the afternoon the docke, was called
AMI cases marked for trial assigned.
The hrst case for trial was assigned FOR
Weinesda! morning, the partIe. being
Romano e. Mayhew Sullivan Mining Go.
Wiswell. Hale, Emery Hamlln
and Paul West. of Boston.
This is an actioa to recover damages for
an injury received from fall while at work
IN the mine. 1t is still on trla. and Will
probably consume two DAYS
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IiiE subscriber hcreb! lives pubic notice IL all
conc, rncd, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken u on himself the trust Of al Admin
istrat'r of the Estate Of Ebraclcr WarIwrIf
late OF Penob-c"t, in the County Of Hancock
deceased by giving bond d. the Law directs h.
therefore requests MI persons who Indebted 10
tn" -ad decca-rd> estate. to make immediate pay
mt mt, and thn-c who have any demands thereon
Ia exhibit the same for payment,
GEO. VI. WARREN.
March 90. I.>3 3wl3
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Administrators Notice

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice t. I'll
concerned that ~ has been duly appoint q,
and has taken UpOu himself, the trust OF an
Admini,tr tor OF thu Estate Of the late Jane VI
BrtdkHaI OF Castine In the County Of Hancock.
deceased,
by giving bond the las directs he there
fore requests I'LL persons who indebted a. the
said decea-cd'- estate, u make rame lat, pay.
nent, AMI those who have. demands thereon Ia
eNhib the sam" for payment
FREDERIC h ". BRIDtrHkM
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NE subscriber hereby gives public notice. % all
concerned, thtt NJ ha- brcn duly appointed
ana ha' taken upon him-rtf the trust II AL ldmiu.
'-tFit"T OF ttt Estate Of : la7 :. shaw, Late,
81 'dNuhe, la tn county of III mock, deceased,
10y giving bond a the law directs h., therefor. re-
g''-t- AL prs M who indebted tn, said lie,
'ti~''F- r-tat" {" make immrd ate payment. nd
mos" Whn have any demands thereon u exhibit
the same for payment.
tHA>. W. SHAW
mn ~, ls>3. 3yIs
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LEWISTON, April 10.

IEWISION, NpFII To
The first division Sons of Veterans, in
Maine. was organized at Auburn to-day.
The following officers were elected Col
onel. f. 7. Merrill. Auburn; Lieut. Colonel,
Herbert VI. Heath. Augusta; MAJOR, A. ).
Libby. Portland; Chaplain, Geo. \. Howard,
Bangor: Sergeant, Y. r. Clason, Gardiner !;
Committee Of Council, Thomas l. Tabor,
Bangor. H. p. Ham, Lewiston, +. r. fhii-
brook. Portland.
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ESCAPE from Portland Jail.

Tan, Coproy and James Sullivan escaped
from the Portland jail this afternoon. b!
throwing pepper IN the Turnke!s eyes.
The, we're confined for burglary.
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Sup. Jud. Court April Term, 1888.

ARvru.s IIapry Ju.,;c. pres;d;,g
orr,crRs or THE corpr
II -,
60. "a, =, rphns. .,erk'
NJ NJ 49,. H n,.. ooun'. If'lorhey'
=. .np .. 'i' En- ''e"os'aP''er'
''ei'n
GRAND JURORS.
Avery. Willard F., Ellsworth.
Bunker, Charles r., Franklin.
Blodgett. Seth b., Brooksville.
Clay, Warren C., Bluehill.
Carroll, Jacob W.. fremont.
element 'ohn, fenobscot.
G.,ni,a Wa,h.n..1 "u pp
C.n.nt i ",ooAiii,
TTup.h.' W! NY i'onu !, - u"u'as'oro'
NJ u ~ .'ee' Isle
pana IA.h, a p ou''.'
- N'po'''
o. 81
pa.,.,a,a nI, i's"o''n
- T''''u
So, L,hn : S-i,
So ~" II I1uS"'cA'
'a'''' '''''''' iia''coch'
,ILn III u -
Abbott, Moses, Hancock.
Black, Alexander, Ellsworth.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives publ notice to- all
] concerned, that hc has been DUN appointed
aud haS t1k'n upon himself, the trust VI an Al
mnt-trattr Of TIE SIT. III Lon iut Nitrl ell tlr
OF fcuoi'acot = the County Of Hancock, deceased.
by giving bond ~ the law directs he therefore
requests al person. who are indebted t. -atd
deceased estate, u make immediate payment a, Il
tho-e WI" have ny demands thereon. II exhibit
TIE SAINT mr. Ity ncnt
GEO VI. hKRt>-
March A. l-Sg mi,
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The ather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. )
Ofhct Of the Chief Signal Officer :
W>-HINGToN, u. G.. Apr. Ill A. N. }
h.dtcaions
For New England Slightly warmer wealth
er, ram in northern portions, winds shifting
to south ana west, lower barometer.
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A Correction.

Dear Am er.edn
Wish to DO exact justice, as far a, can
to e,erN body; therefore, | ask the privilege
IF making correction. ! stated that | re-
-e,ved petition ,!gned BY - parents III
lstric, Ne J. should have said H. HE
.rror resulted from a statement of the one
sho presented the petition. that il wa
,isned by Il out OF - actually Interested III
he school.
(,Nt "a IItrt..,N
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n. VoLrAIc BELT Co. Marshall. Mish-; VIII
send "a Dyes Celebrated Electro Noisaie bs ers
and Re Tic Appliances on trial fos shins a Va
to lsen IL Dung or odd who are anided W.
nervous debility. lost vitality and kIhusi
irouhI4sS guaranteeing speedy ana compi ~
restors, u of health and manly vigos
dr. = kaboy--N. B.-No risk is incurred, as
thirty da trial is allowed ~
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MARINE LIST.


BosroN-Sld. April 4, Brig Eugene Hale, Lord,
Sagua.
Ar. APP lis, Sch. Marcellus, Alley, New York.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar. April 8, Sch. Otronto.
Hammond, for Boston.
NEW YnR9-Ar Al rii 6. Sch. A. X. Woodward.
Jordan from New Bedford.
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Communicated fy Or. r.. Pratt,
BuckspOrt Light Infantry 1906,

}, L j.
~ z
"'P'eSe"tdfireS !" fe"eT" court isSem-
Lief al Boston, May, 1905.
ri. .,,h.or;h..,. hno,tl, p.,,r,,, -,
H., g.,n,,,,', ~t 49, TX rn 20 :.
HI c.',,.,,' - - ',
''t~ 4',I ~
r'1D y N' -,
r.! "'' .'''
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Corn for Sale Cheap I
O0O BUSHELS Of corn, witch has been wet
OUU but is in fair condition. and would be
cheap at 50 cents, win be sold + - cents per
bnshel by
II. b. MASON, Ellsworth.
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Dr.. MACALASTER'S s sss :ss'
eAs.i 60 y Toothache Is the children's friend
and d. ~ = = coufDFf- Is deA3en1 the nefvs
hnssS - lyYW
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-30

mellanrum fyllas dessutom val med SON.
derslagen is, sno eller sagspan for att
hindra luftens intrangande. Att dessutom
begjuta hvarje mellanrum och lager med
vatten medf5r visserligen fordelen att ALT
sammanfryser men afven olagenheten att
mossan blifver om6jlig att sedan npptaga
utan yXa. - .ss 4
Isuttagning, saval ur hus som ur hog Dor
helst ske genom oppning d norra sidan
SAINT tidigt ON morgonen eller sent pa
qvallen. Ishusen bora hafva tvenne tata
brSddorrar, en- hvarje vagg, och EFT dub
belfonster, som inslappes tillracklig dagger,
sd att dorrarne icke beh6fva hallas oppna.
Pa hogarne bor efter uttagning af is halet
genast fyllas och uttagningen ske varsamt
uppifran och nedat, sd att fyllningen eli
mister fastet. For ofrigt ar det f5rdelak-
tigt att lagga dylika hogar pa nordsidan
af nagon byggnad, skyddade for sol och
Wind, eller under nagot stort, lummigt
trad. .s.f
Till slut villa vi erinra, att sn6 med
nastan samma fordel och ungefar pa
samma satt kan nedlaggas till f6rvaring
och anvindning mejeriet. Den haller sig
visserligen ej sasom isen osmalt under fera
timmar i mj0lkbassinerna, men har stall
let fordelen att astadkomma en- vida star
kare afkylning. Vid nedlaggning af sno
ishus eller hog iakttages, att den antingen
insamlas "kram" ock begjutes med vatten,
hvarefter nassau under hela tiden val
trampas, SAINT ON m6lligt lemnas att sam
manfrysa. Vid upplaggning hog Dor
ihagkommas, att denna pa sidan ej cores
alldeles slat, utan med en- eller AMMAN af-
sats, pa det betackningen icke ma gli-
da af.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-05-30
Ryska kejsarparets
kr6Hing.

l torsdags pa morgonen tillkannagafvo
harolder, underst0dda af hoftjensteman, fran
den runda plattformen Kremel kejsarpa-
rets forestaende kr0ning. De utlandska
makternas sandebud. hvilka forut blifvit
underrattade ON tiden for den hogtidliga
akten, voro till stort antal narvarande. Eff
ter det harolderpas trumpetstotar f0rklin-
gat, utfardade senatens sekreterare f0ljande
proclamation: Sedan var upphojde, stor-
maktigste herskare, kejsar Alexander be-
stigit den arfda tronen, sasom car ofver ALA
ryssar, konungariket Pollen och storfursten-
domet Finland, har han, likmatigt sina
arofulla foregangares exempel, latit utga en-
befallning, att kroningen och smorjningen,
denna heliga handling, hvilken kejsarin-
nan afven skall deltaga, kommer med den
Allsmaktiges help att forsigga den 81 maj.
Denna hogtidliga handling skall forkunnas
ALA trogna undersatare, pa det att de den
minnesrika dagen matte kunna sanda var
ma boner till ALA konungars konung och
anropa ON Gud den allsmaktiges mad och
valsignelse ofver kejsarens regering, sd att
fred och lugn matte blifva radande riket." !"
Efter upplasandet af denna proclamation,
utdelade harolderna tryckta exemplar af
densamma bland folket, hvarunder musiken
spelade acknowledgement "Gud skydde cza-
ren." Hzrefter rorde taget sig efter en- be-
stand marschordning till Krasnaiaplatsen,
per proklamationen ater upplastes. Freda-
gen och lordagen utmarkte sig for de NEST
lysande tester nagon landet kunnat minnas.
Afven folket var med ON dessa festligheter,
det bjods pa det yppersta, som mat och
dryck kunnat anskaffas, sd att glade och
fornojsamhet stod att lasa nastan hvarje
ansigte. Sondagen kom, den med kanslor
af fruktan efterlangtade dagen, da den hog
,idliga kroningsakten skulle forsigga. Re-
dan tidigt pa morgonen voro ofantliga folk
massor r0relse. Ofverallt herskade den
st0rsta hanf5relse, af nihilister visade sig
inga spar, och forsiggick kroningen all
stillhet, efter forut uppgjordt program i
katedralen XII. s pa morgonen, under salut
fran batterierna och ringning med ett hun
dra klockor. Festtaget var EFT af de NEST
glansande nyare tider upplefvat. Endast
ia arresteringar formarktes. Ehuru till
gangen pa starka drycker var stor, sagos
ganska ia vara ofverlastade. Ingenstades
marktes nagra atgarder for lugnets storande.