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Steamer Ashore.

tlAMAkiNtpTlA, Mar. ~.
The steamer CITY Point. about twelve
hundred tons. Capt Ludlow Hathaway Line.
Annapolis to Boston, Is ashore in pema-
Q4.d harbor, about two miles north of Penn
aua.d Light. She put IN there this morn
ing on account Of the storm and being short
OF coa. She is loaded with potatoes and
fish and has about ffty passengers. She
lies in bad position being entirely out Of
water at low tide. The purser of the
steamer City Point, ashore in Pemaquid
harhor. is here and gives the following adj
ditional particulars The City Point left
Annapolis, Saturday. and Digby, Yesterday
morning. Last night very rough sea was
on. This forenoon il was thick ana the
Captain tried to make Bocthhay harbor and
could not: came into Pemaquld harbor
about 10 o'clock made the harbor on &C
count of We athtr only; could make no
headwav but vas not short Of coal. An IN
slant before she struck. pilot boarded and
told them they were close on the rocks. We
tried to come about and partially succeeded
when the stern grounded. 1t was near high
water; al low water the steamer was en-
tirelv out The purser SAYS the steamer j.
in position not likely To strain her much
other. say she is in a bad position. She
viii endcavor to hedge of tonight. THE
passengers remain aboard. Surprise Is
expressed at the steamers running INTO the
harbor 20 far. a. good anchorage and ample
protection could Toe had more than mile
out from where she l. ashore. Warning
gestures were also made from schooner
anchored in the harhor.
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Appropriate services will be held in the
various churches, in the city. on next Sun
day, Easter.
There will be Easter services in the
Methodist Church next Sunday; a sermon
on the Resurrection" at 2:l5 =. VI. by the
pastor and an Easter Concert at p VI. BY
the Sunday School. The church will be
decorated
The twenty-fifth annua! session of the
Grand Lodge OF Maine l. o. Of G. T. will
be held at Lewiston, Wednesday and Thurs
day, April II and -. Half fare tickets can
be obtained over all the railroad lines, and
reduced rates at the hotels will be made to
attending delegates.
There will he public examination of
teachers in the Grammar School building on
School street. Ellsworth. on SATURDAY. April
II, 1883. to examine teachers for the sum
mer and fall schools Of the city. All who
think Of teaching are requested to meet the
school committee on that date at 10 A. VI.
In sending the cop, Of the petition for
the organization of a Light Infantry Com
PAM in Ellsworth. DIR. Pratt asks. How
many men are there in Ellsworth who can
tell YOU ANYTHING definite about the old
Ellsworth Light Infantry ?" and adds. Some
one ought to write a history o: the old
Military organizations Of the State. Ger
taIuly a history of such organizations a.
have existed IN Ellsworth, would he richly
worth preserving by having It published in
the AMERICAN; and the same Is true of
other towns in this county Some of the
oldest citizens ought to be able TO give Us
mos, Of the facts relative to these now ex-
tinct organizations.
Nj. John A. Hale. Of this city. has re-
c.ived the sad news of the death of his elder
brother. W Freeman Hale. ~ San Francis
co. Cal. His death. which occurred on
March 6, a. has been learned. Wa the result
OF a fall over high emhankment. The
Coroner's jury in their verdict say death
was due 70 injuries received b, an accident
a. fall from bluff at the junction Of Bryant
and First streets. which accident IN all prob
ability. would not have occurred had the gas
lamp, been lighted" The TESTIMONY given
went To show that the deceased had been out
during Monday night. and started for home.
and IN all probability. while walking along
~ the dark. did not see the edge Of the bluff
and fell from the UP 10 the bottom. recclv-
my the injuries which caused hi death.
The deceased was about forty -four wears Of
age and unmarried. He Was a native Of
Ellsworth and left here for the west about
twenty wears ago. He returned home in
1876. remaining here nearly two wears. when
he again went 70 San Francisco. liz leave.
three brother, and one sister. Ms Luc,
Hale Of thi, city. To the herra,ed relatives
and friends. We offer our deep sympathy.
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HOODS SARSAPARIZLA.

Sold by druggists Price 81: six for g.
Prepared bye. l. HOODS 90. Lowell. Masa
iyriS mr. ~
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AMBIENT
This most wonderful season for business
has nearly expired. This charming winter
is fast drawing to close, and has been all
that could have been desired. The travelling
has been most excellent, not over four inches
of snow having come at any one time. And
all have enjo,ed the fine weather and profit
ed BY it immensely.
The firms who are numbering in the
woods have been so successful in their oper-
atoms that they are early moving out their
crews and teams satisfied with what they
have already done. The laborers give their
employers the praise of settling all orders
without waiting until July and without dis
count. Wages have been good. extra hands
getting $50 per month. common hands from
SO TO $40 per month. The hard times.
the DELAY Of three months for payments and
discount of 10 per cent. which was the
style but few years ago. are gradually Civ
ing place TO the style of the good old times
when capital and business was plenty, Er-
rry loafers seat has been a vacant one this
winter and more laborers and teams have
been daily called for. The splendid winter
with such success IN business, with satlsiac-
tory pay to Workmen. receiving the value of
their labor in full, and in cash upon the
deacon seat make the eountenancrs Of
the employers and laborers appear smiling
and happy.
The snow is quietly settling by the
action Of the wind and sun.
Mrs Lucy \. Jordan. formerly Of Ma
riavile but now in Petaluma. Cal. writes
To her brother, +. Is. Foster Esq. that her
health and the health of her iamil, is good
aud that they are comfortably situated. Her
son, Moody. and her daughters husband
raised on a ranch last year. 2,2O0 bushels of
grain and 5000 bushels of potatoes tina,
they have over hundred sheep and egg,
and poultry 10 the value Of $500. Eggs
sold from !, to - cts. per doz poultry
from $3.50 10 $3.50 per dozen. The mar
ket Is very good for everything. Land y
yer, high and takes what seems fortune tn
buy a Gv acres. Her sons Edward and
Herbert are both teaching school. one AZ S.5
per month and the other at -. per day
Her daughter Laura Was married Feb. H.
TO Mr.. Harry Patterson, a Young man OF
excellent habits and good reputation.
Miss Ella Foster has been for three
weeks very SICK with bilious fever. Her
school which she had engaged to teach in
district No. :, has been postponed.
Meeting, at the church are now held
regularly every Sunday. Kev. VIM, Haynes
Pastor.
The school in distrie, No. > closed Int
week, NJ.
Mar. ~.
The grand neck-,ie halI gwen at >iI.by'>
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A heasy ram storm prevails TO-DAY,
tTur>da,l. We are Az Glad TO see It ana
hope W may soon see some indication. 81
spring.
-Ihr men are all ont Of the woods. ami
the village presents II, usual lively ap-
prirance
Nose. Cottle has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mrs Charlie,
Hllnes, and will keep hotel and boarding
house. Give him call.
Henry Hastings has sold ms house to
his brother Luther. and has moved his family
@ damon. where he Is Interested in the
mil and timber land recently purchased by
Ellsworth parties.
Henry Lord has purchased Of Hartshorn
X Ellis the house known a. the Mason
house. He will occupy il. after making
some repairs.
At the annual school district meeting.
Charles ii. HAYNES reelected agent for
the ensuing year. This : the third wear
Mr.. HAYNES has been agent and he has
managed the affairs Of tbs district in most
satisfactory manner. H.
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es. for nearly three hours, as he eloquently
and graphically portrayed the relations of
the American farmer to his fellowmen,
and the dgnifed and exalted position he
should occupy, in order to fulfil the mission
given to him by his All-wise Creator. But
any attempt to outline the flow Of eloquence
expressing thoughts that glow in words that
burn, would be in vain. The uuanswerable
facts and sound reasoning we're conclusive.
and the need Of such an organization as
that of the Patrons Of Husbandry was
shown TO be imperative, and the wisdom Of
IT proved by the wonderful success it has
attained. The profound good sense and
foresight of the National Grange is fully
nantes, in the employment of Prof. Whit
ney as National lecturer. and we believe
that his inspiring words will arouse many
dormant natures to q realization of the
dignity of labor, and the power and eleva-
ted position Of the American farmers when
wisely and efficiently organized.
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A Card.

Dsdr .im.ricIA Il noticed IN YOUR local
r"iuinn 81 it-t W. an ii-iu ID reS,r 10 tlr
hH't go PIT No .. ~hish Wa ini-i aiding ia
H. I t,mru's. | cannot ac,t- IA, staten, nj
tina Cd term jn>t closing "Avrt prutila-
b." "l'. Before ti'' I. run had prog c>-'-l yer,
far trcegN,d petition argrly -lgurd i.' thr
ci'I"u> " the District a-kns M tn Ji>mi..
-" ''-a. her Mot If the hrs. -rFpisr. in
T." school sh"u ihr 49, w.rA on the plea that
th'N could not l-,ru an, hing. tut i fntlI
"nr ilurut 81 a. -cIp.ar- tie aSr = a'frn,l-
aner frli h.in~ 50. The school gave me- more
tr"ubi thai any % during N. ruiir, wear
4" nnl Inns bat ihr te, her "a wholly TO
blame, but tH--r the lact-.
Go. W. HUDSON
hr report above referred 10 "a, handed
u nt part, whom We supposed VA, r.
hab.t informed. aud d Was. therefore print
ed without further question. Ep
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The tower Of Nj. Charles Higgins new
hotel. the Marlboro" (which has recently
been changed from cheering House" to
Marlboro is now receiving its finishing
touches" and promises TO be very promi-
nent feature Of tins house. and will add very
much 10 its appearance as viewed from Main
St The painting was begun this Monday
morning. under the supervision Of Mr. Mar
tin Pendleton. This hotel will no doubt be
one Of the most convenient and attractive,
of its size in the State.
The Bar Harbor Cornet Band are soon
to give a concert and dance at District Hail.
At a recent meeting. j. 5. Hinch, VIM h.
Higgins and +. c. lyman were chosen COM
mittee of arrangements.
Services at the Union church on Sum
day were conducted by Rev. Mr.. McGown,
formerly of Ellsworth. Mr. McGown is
becoming quite favorably known among the
people here, and ii is reported that he will
soon receive a call to preside over the Union
church. ANEMoNE
March 10.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss:-Court OF Probate, Ellsworth,
February Term, A. ID. 1858.
Accounts having been fled for settlement in
estates of
JAMES CRA WFORD, late Of Cdstine
Charles J. Abbot, Trustee by Luther G. Philbrook
his representative.
LEONARD JARVIS, late OF EHacorfh.
Charles j. Abbot, Aim'r by Luther q. Philbrook
his representative.
DANIEL MOORE, late Of Cdstiae
Geo. NJ. Warren. Admir-
HIRAM HERRICK, late ~ BlushiH. acct
and prirdte acct. Of Err
Me tah X. Chase. Ext.
JAMES b. era WFORD, Of Castine, In
s0iUent Debtor.
Geo. NJ Warren, Assignee.
ATIIE j. DEFEREUK. u Penobscot,
Augustus X. Deyercux. Guar.
ORUtRED,-That the said accountants give
notice to all persons Interested, By cau-ing copy
OF this oror to be published three weeks success
lively IN the Ellsworth American that they may
ai'pear at a Probate Court. to be holden AT Ellis
worth on he second Wednesday of April next at
ten OF the clock In the forenoon, and cause,
If any they have, why the should not be
allowed.
3wlt. PARKER TICK Jud..
tru Copy Attcst-CHAs. Z. DoRR. Register.
A true copy Attest :--CHAs. +. DoRR. Register
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK ss.-At 4 Court of Probate holden at
Ellsworth within and for IN. ounty OF Hancock
on the frs Wednesday OF Febru Try. A D., l>s3.
nEp. h. BARRON having presented u petition
u PRAYING that julia r.. Drinkwater AdHainisi a.
triS of the estit OF 4 thur r. Drinkwater late of
Ellsworth. deceased. may be ordered to convey TO
him certain / estate Of said deceased cor ing
to = contract IN dc by the deceased
ORDEHED-That said Petitioner give public
notice to all persons interested therein by publish
ing a copy of this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the Ellsworth American that they may appear
al Court Of Probate IL be held at Ellsworth.
within and for said county on the second Wed0es-
day Of April next at ten OF the clock la the
forenoo and show cause II any they have why
the prayer of said petitioner should moi be granted
3wlls Parker tt OK, judge.
Attest: cHss p. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. r. DoaR, Register.
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y. DreOksytIIe.
Friday. March Is, was a gala day for
Rainbow Grange, the occasion being the
delivery of a public lecture in the afternoon
and a private lecture TO members of
the order Of r. of II. in the evening. by
Prof {. l.. Whitney, Of Ohio. Long before
the hour set for the meeting. throngs Of peo-
pie were seen coming from this and sdjoin-
ing towns, in every direction, and Lymburn-
er Hall was packed full. Great expectation
had been aroused by the reports Of Mr..
Whitney's success as a lecturer in other
places in this and other States, and we may
truly say that the highest anticipation was
fully realized, and the lecturers position as
first class orator unanimously conceded.
He held the closest attention Of an audience,
unused TO quirty Listening 70 long speeeh-
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Winter still holds H. icy sway. The
Ia, hctSreu here and l,lc,born J., fiiIrd with
IA. md there would be- NJ difficult, N cross
lug on III lhr steamer Richmond ran into
II en- her WAY from the eastward some i've
mics hyins Ca>tlnr Oh the night 81 the i4th
aud became fast The cutter started from
ta-ilnr ~ relieve h-r tut found u impo.,-
bic 20 hrcaN through the field Of ice.
Our annual tuan meeting va, held on
the I'm. he town Nas reported out Of
aebt. tnr frs time for man, Wears. And tt,-
Old board OF >elrctmen. a, the, should have
been. we're almost unanimously selected
again. II y 20 be hoped long u, they dp
A. NIL ~ they haze done for the last three
lcar- thet Vail continue W ~ reelected.
MANY Of ~ 90 the Cape are feeling very
kludl, toward, our brethren Ia other part,
of the town for their noble and generous
neip IN dispensing With half mile of the
worst road that can BE- found 10 the County
M lilncocA, and agreeing 70 build new
road laid out by the Sriec,mrn. which viii
give u level road fer mule and a half
dri,In. 10 ar from the Cape We have lone
felt the need Of thus change. and hearth,
thank DUR friends for their assistance
n Nchpn. ~ district No. ) closed last
Frilas. There have been three terms taught
rs Ms Bertha GRAY. making in all thirty
weeks The scholar, arr al, Young IN Thu,
district, but We think We have some a. smart
scholars tor their age, As can be found IN
the town.
-Aud nov perhaps your reader. would
likr VI hear q word about tue Rolicr mine.
NurA has bren steadily going on thi, Ma
ter. Ihr crrs ha> been small and NJ.
aud ) shafts have remained IDLE. Sinking
IA, b,rn ,igorou,l, pushed in No and \;
the present drpth 300 f., there j. every H.
dicaton NJ a large hody Of ore not far Dis
tant. Tie ore nov coming Up /, OF 4 very
fine quality and We hope IN the spring TO
see Things brisk here again.
Had tro, behind the Saundcr, horse
this afternoon. II any Of Your readers think
that ! ms horse cant trot they had better
get N behind him.
Mar. II. d.
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This morning does not remind M very
f,rc.hls 81 Juil. Gnc ice embargo -t.il holl.
u, ZIP. The bay !, frozen over below the
outer islands
l The present time Is general season n
bad colds The mrasics have prevailed ~
quite an extent since October. there having
been about seventy cases Dr.. Moore
Brigham and Johnson are Kept busy
1t = good shedding al pl,stnt There
has not been much done here IA he vay of
numbering tins winter
There y. MT mach said A. yet about
building wrir,- Wood Brothers, f. Buns r
an! } Ntrck Sill rtcn build II look
rather 4p,i FIR !obstcrtns a present.
hing>lcy ami II Amunnd ha,- stored
sbp,. $50 lem, Of O., fur the use nf ii,hrrmrn
tine rup4n. season.
March l. K
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Cassiae
The spring term of the Eastern State
Normal School is now well under wav The
attendance thus far is 1874, representing the
various parts Of the state as follows: Wal
do, %; Hancock, "a; Knox. "a Washing
ton. IL; Penobscot. IA Lincoln, 10; Pts
cataquis, I; Somerset, 5; Cumberland, . !;
Kennebee, 2; Androseoggin. /; Aroostook.
/; York. l Mass, |. The graduating
class numbers 81 and has in il a large num-
Der who have had a long experience in teach
ing. Nine counties are represented IN this
class and the same number in the entering
class which numbers "a. Twenty nine of
the entering class report occupation of
fathers as follows: farmers. II: mechanics,
4; sea captains, 3; merchants, 3; book
keeper. seaman. /.
There have not been any boats, except
the cutter, this week, owing to the ice.
Thursday the bay was clear, but BY Friday
the ice had drifted hack to remain until q
change Of wind.
March u. X.
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Loo Al NOTICES.

an happy % state ,nat the ARE OF ne
CHERRY Cordial" j. rapidly increasing. and ]
have yei 10 hear 81 any case where II TIA,
failed TO gsye satisfaction. The large quaint
" for the price. the neat and attractive :! .e
d; putting up. together with the strong en-
dor>emen,s Of 50 many Of our vel known
citizen. ia, placed il a, the head u all other
rcm,,l!e, OF u class Pat UP IN large hot
tle, a; 5Je Orders from the trade solicited
o. vrr, liberal terms. Put Up only hN ;.
H. WlGGlN. ArpIHfctRY, ELLSWORTH.
MklNF
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kr, rrnoth, lAman IL Rutland.
Mas. ~hu ha> been supplying thr Con
2tcgAuonAl pulpit here since the tIr-t ID
January. died suddenly If pneumonia at the
Hotel DirGo. SATURDAY might the l.th. lie
has been Suffering from influenza ,.nc, he has
been here. sometimes not hcing ahlr u
preach. March II he preached twice .
IN the morning at the school house near
the Freeman ilou>., In the afternoon a. tile
church. The sermon at the church ~, a re-
magkAble one especial, considering taat Il
~as hi. lasi. The text wa, from l. John
81 beloved nos arr ~ the son- NJ d VI
aud !, doth not Vet appear ahat We snail b.
but W. kuow. that when hr shall appear. Ne
shal. be Ike MN Tor We shall zee nm a, IN y, r
lis subject Was Tie h4ppine,, NJ union
With God" HI bearer, oid anu yuun.
noticed that hallowcd spirit ~as ~ aud
around him a. he explained hl, subject w
c.rIrit A. 70 make uS wish "a live fISnt. On
returning 70 b, hotel DE- ~as very tired ani
could not ~ out m the evening 90 meet the
people for ~ociai worship. ~ the week all
vauctd he gres worse and DR.. LamOu, was
called symptom, Of pneumonia ,et in.
~ about 10 D clock SATURDAY. morning hr te-
came unconscious and did not speak again.
Dr. Fulton 81 Ellsworth wa, dispatched tnr
aud he arrived at : T. ". No relief could
be gwen 70 the reverend man. IT. died At
t~elNe O'Clock, midnight. He has wife
and Two small children al Rutland. Mass,
also sons u more mature age b. 4 former
~Ife. Since be h., been with u. though il.
feeble health be has tried to labor f0r the
upbuildlng Of Zion. He seemed man Of
God and Ne believe be ia, realized THE truth
of the text Of hi last sermon. Nv hen he
shall appear We shall be like him. Tor We
shall see him a. be is.
Mrs. Lydia Eaton, widow Of the late
Joshua Eaton Of Bass Iarbor, died this
morning at 3 o'clock, Of consumption, at
her residence, Bass Harbor.
Mr. WIN. Stanley, first assistan, Of Mt.
Desert Rock Light, is transferred u Mon
hogan and promoted to Head Keeper
March 10 NJ
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5. ID. Eldrldge lost a horse last week
which leaves him without a team. which be
feels very much it being so near Spring.
The mills are now starting and il looks
as though there would be water enough for
a while.
The surveying party are cutting their
way through town for the shore line X. X.
which looks as though the parties meant to
push it to the end.
Mr. Towne of the Bangor Theological
Seminary is supplying the Congregational
Church and is liked very much. being one Of
those earnest natures which longs for the
good of his hearers.
March 20.
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DIED

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworlh-March II, Ms. Elizabeth Woods
Dufton. wid'rw II the ate Dea. Samuel DuIton.
sged rs wears.
Rancoek-Feb 2s, Nathaniel Grant. sged II
years and - dtys.
Feb 4, Ambrosa Moon. agrd 50 wears.
Bu.A>port- Fen III, Robert Bonsey, aged "A
years and II months.
Blu'hll Ling Island March IL, Mrs. Abbie
NJ. Closson. aged 81 years and months.
rrrmont-at Iosei Dirigo. Msrrh Is. Rev.
Timnihy Lyman, Of Rutland, Mas.
San Francisco March q. William +. Hale,
formerly sf Ellsworth, agcd n years aaC
mOuths.
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THE subscriber her by gives public notice IL I'll
L concerned, that IN" has BEEN duly appoint a
and mas tnkeu upOn hrr-elf, the trust OF an
Admini-tr triS of the state Of John h johnson,
late ~ eer T. g In the County Of Il mock,
rader. deceased,
by given bond a. tie la directs, she there
fore requests all persons who a { Indebted o. he
said derraseds estate, o. make imme late pay
Inent, and those who have any demands thereon u
eNhib the zane for payment,
FLORA 4. JOHNSON.
February :. lss3. 3wl2
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STATE % MAINE.

At 4 Court II Probate holden at Eliswr nth within
and for the County ~ Hancock. the first
Wednesday Il February, 4. D., l,n3.
4 ~ IL 4. CARTER heir At law of Chri,tianA
ay late % ta-tipe Ia SAID County decreased
hasin- presented petition praying that minis
tratiun 90 her ttite may be granted t. Geo NJ
Warren % ,aid tastite.
ORDEr Ep-thst notice he given 10 an per
sons Interested b' causing cory Of this Drlier
u Court t, be- published three weeks -urce--iycl.
in the Ellsworth American, newspaper print
Ell at Ellsworth that they may appear At Probate
Court o. he held a ellsworth, In said county, On
the second Ncine-d Of April neat, ai ten
o'clock In the forenoon and shew cause any they
have wh the prayer OF said pet ion should not
be granted.
We PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest -tHA- Il. ppRK II gf-ter.
4 true copy ut the order Of Court,
Attest :-tHAs. i. DORW. Register.
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separate 30 tirr- "a most hair dyes, hut sin
gle combination, and experienced Wholesale drug
giSts, who have handed all the various dyes, pro
houncr Il rHE kksT single preparation fl chaug-
ing the cnlor of the hair which has ever been
bTeu..h ut a. t cir notice.
PRICE 10 {. MIS-. >atisfactonguaranteed in
every case, or the refunded. Prepared
only b, Dr.G.. W. THOMPSON, Ruckland Me. Sold
By all tc alers
Is Il eNtm-iy 81 by ladies, many buying high
as a dozen bottles q time. lyreowl6
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Mr.. J. T. 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 fnii
Of incidents and experiences such as never
fail 10 interest the reader.