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From Tie Chicago Tins. Dem Noy. . I,-o
J.,
Inc recent ifes'1e''''A' e'e-'"h "a N'.'"
that there j. an inrincible reason ~hy the
Democratic pant, can never w.nA N.tins,.
xir,o,v /, i ia, H.. ,,,.b - .t+. r..
-,
PI''' az "'' ing N'"' ri
democratic fathers naNe sioAa up k-paJ.l-
cans So long a. saver, and the war ...rer
Il. ... .,,..,,,., II, A.,,...;..,.. ,b.,.,A :
!,
''e 'N'P-0''' "''' '"'''''i * TO -''" " he-
Puhlicans; and slavery ~! Ills war val be
remembered a. long 4, The utb.ic school
system exists
~
- It'll IT. ~ i'e'iI
for s,afe.msn :, d.cI,,. ,t,, ,i,..r. ,,..,, %.
many Democrats a. Re,pbl.c,rs \, ~. I-,-
in army /, i y,ir !, ,a;,m III, H.
for the preservation III ,h. I-n,on r,,,ld M,
have zen carried 10 n ucce,,f,l clns. MA.
ont the aid ~ he D-,,nc,,,ic ,,r,, H.
idle for nhilan,bronv 10 .,,,rast ,b,, the al.
,itude If tba, nariy .nx,rI1 ~. ~ II III
berinpiny wa 4 Inm,ne ~, !, u.
;ns,i,ed hv th. bi,be, nd b.,,., 80 10,
the cause of IN. coosir, .b,,,ld h. ,.,c.atI,.
removed. and the shifting Of brotbrr,' hIooi
he hro,hers' hans a,o;d.d RI. n.,,o
cratic Marty has been daily ;da,,iaaI ui,b
slavery and .layeholIiny 'rba Ra,ubl;r.,
marry - identified u;,b a,,,,o;,,at;,,, al ~
uar Tb.refora arr. tho vou,bs os ,ha .,,,,
Try incanable Of being democratic Thsra.
fore IN. democratic marry can mayor vir
National yjc,orv ns oId usn ar. d,i,,
away.
III, boys VIM catch ,he b,lIo,s tho, an
from their s,ifF-nej hands arr. R.n,hl;ca,s
Tn. fact cannot IN. denied II uil al III
good 10 Quarrel with +, An o,bsrs When
have operated 10 diminish the pnmhs, NJ
democrats and increase ,ha nnuhar - H.
publican, are i,siyn,6cant hs.;ds III. ~,
tremendous and iny;nc,hIs s,c, Tha o,,r.s
49, -. - m tne otoou anu ro1 W.
J;o,;a ~. r parry me
IT, 49,. = III Hn' pa'sleu ~ Dram
III ta,S "ne WI lt.I Tue oaoe UP 70
M Ms dna. ,a,,e. a. nc hurried 10 'he zap oil
-. nv. su'Nieu
n .'anS'na,t ins wear. 1901 OF Inc era.
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wss On, m a. i;,,ia ;anha,- S'', '.ea oaeA
coysrsJ ,bs h.,r, of na.'o,.. ,'' TG. one
lied musk, ,ba, FIJI rom Nm Nth Ne L. H.,
No, hecau,, ,be ,hon,h,lass 49, IS ~. ha.
bu, no, bsod ,b,, nIavsJ v;,h !, 80 ~
hard ~ Ds,,oara, "a -" ~ ~
crowed and crowad Car h;s ra,urn al T.
nnw;,,;n, .nd unans.rad 49, . ~,
fror, ,hs ,bro,, Of nan,aora, ~ no'
soiIed camn Letter. which To mn,her 20
aloud in the long hitter EVENINGS Viii. ,bs
hovs clustered a. ber Lross IA no, faiI ~,
on Democratic ear. Tn e;rIs. III hisnsg
ing with the mothers ween;ng did moi,
make Democrats of ,bsir hro,bers pr.
haps the father had been Democrat all
his life
The children go to school. There is not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-23

end pleasant homes, nesting On the bosom
OF the falre>t region in ali New England.
Magnificent farms stretch over the valleys,
and fine residences crown the shapely hills.
Everywhere plenty abounds. Orchards COW
ering several acres are not an unusual sight.
Flocks Of sheep that would fill the souls Of
our Hancock County farmers with longing,
feed conten,edly upon the hilsides. The
old-fashioned Virginia rail fences in their
zgzag courses, mark the bounds Of fields
and farms. Around. landscape Of exceed
ing loneliness sweeps out before us. At our
feet Woodstock, tina, phoenix like, has risen
repeatedly from its ashes, snugy nes-
ties among the hills. Just beyond the blue
and placid waters of the St. Johns are plain
ly observable. Away to the northward
stretch the rugged bills of Madawaska, and
to the eastward the mountains Of New
Brunswick while towards the west katah-
din grandly towers.sublime in its very loneli-
ness. A single glance is sufficient to reveal
the royal future in store for Houltor. The
centre Of a vast agricultural region. the fair
est and most fertile in New England, with
innumerahe manufactures springing INTO
being in every direction, it is destined to be
the metropolis Of Eastern Maine, at no very
distant day. The growth Of the town in the
last two decades, has been phenomenal,
when We remember that the great tide Of
emigration has turned towards the great
West. Few villages in Maine can boast Of
such an array Of fine residences and its
public buildings, especially its Court House
are an honor TO the county. lioulton Acad-
envy. well endowed institution. containing
several courses Of study. under the leader
ship Of Prof knowlton. has recognized
standing among the Institutions of learning
Of which orr good old State il 50 justly
proud. Tic Academy is a feeder to Colby
University, at Watervl.lc, and has a vital
connection with that college. The influence
Of this school throughout Aroostook i,
great, and growing year b, year. The M
merous starch factories in and about lIoul-
ton, form an essential feature in lis rapid
development, and contribute iarge, 10 il,
prosperity.
\ trip IN llpulton and the Aroostook val
ley woa'd b" wcl-nigh incomplete withou,
a run l,Nn n Wool,tnck. twelve miles dis.
iint. IN the Province Or New Brunswick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-23

W,-HINGrDN. oct. 81. lisa.
The rtn,cn. over the result OF the Ohio
election {, no' loud. but the satisfaction f in
tense ami rhrrrtunr>- persalr- the farc. %
thousand. who bayr brcn anxi"u-, II not
alarmed. Tn. election u al lras: onr more
Republican president /, looked upon a. rr.-
sonahiy assured probability. Federal on
holder arr not IN" only one, that are plossed
with the prospect. Merchants. mechanics.
hotel keepers aud real estate owners. indeed
al who know thai the wealth. the enterprise.
the health and the growth 81 the city are in
di,>pluby associated with the party in power.
dread change 10 Democratic r, ,me. ter
riblc calamity.
The capital city + in the midst d her au-
tnmlr,l toilet the rehabilitation o. The capitol.
The Whit, House TIN hotels. AMI ID" homr- Of
Washington. sincc.thc adjournment OF Con-
,rrs- the cts ha> slept and -wcltrrri. DESERT
ed b, the head o. ail the branches ~ govern
meut. and by the horl, Of journalists who
chronicle tho important and petty res gssiH
81 The time. But now the President ha- r.
turned; the Capitol ha, b,,n pat in shining
repair from dungeon u lone; The legislative
nAll- nave b'fh swept tlu -iTnl-llfu- lHf mo-
trl- hay, been reprinted. and the ,trret, begin
to show their accustomed fashionable winter
ensemble.
Many changes. AMI many public and private
improvements have been made during the long
summer vacation but the city |, now so large.
and it, plan AMI boundaries so extensive that
the improvements are not % easily di-ccrnable
a. when Washington wa, confined 10 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
In six weeks Congress viii assemble tpr the
short session that must adjourn on the fourth
OF March ISIS. wien the next President. most
probably Mr.. Blaine. will be naugurated.
There /, an immense amount Of cuisines. on
the calendar. and many important bill. are
well advanced. The November election viii
b. almost month old when Con. ress meet.
The intense excitement OF the bitter contest
will have subsidized. the voter 50 recently dashed
10 frenzy by political haranguers and pamph.
letters will have returned. the one 10 his farm
another TO his merchandise. The prospects
arr favorable for busy session. The tariff
will be- left severely alone. Appropriations
for the public service and improvements will
b. liberal for the Democrats will have no
longer occasion 10 masquerade and pose AS
&c onOipi-ts.
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An old physician, retired from practice, having
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airy the formula OF simple vegetable remedy TOR
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Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and all throat AMI
Lung Affections, also positive and radical cure
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after having tested its wonderful curative powers
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will send free Of charge TO all who desire IT, this
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W. A. MOVES, Ify Polcey's Block, Rochester ". .
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There has been n wide difference of opn-
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should be the rule in business. but HOLMES
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of both in the ''1Ssi" brand OF cigars, manu-
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II YOU have any Pictures to be copied. en-
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carr wing tlldA f'tdlt-
E,-tnn Trayeli--
st. John will not Withdraw :" exult-
ingly shout the democratic organs ofthe
saloons. They appreciate his value as an
ally.
The Neic Yofk Times is very much
opposed 10 October elections. From the
British standpoint they are a mistake.
The Cleveland party can console ;hem-
selves that Kentucky can be relied upon,
that is. unless the Ohio sentiment becomes
infectious.
We have been told all along that free
tradeism was rapidly gaining ground in the
West. The result in Ohio does not sustain
the assumption.
Col. Dudley has the original estimates
made BY the republican managers in Ohio
1 and the revised vote This shows that the
| minimum expectation the republicans wa.
/ majority Of 1900. He saws that the
/ campaign cost the democrats more than half
| a million of dollars, and that thev had one
/ hundred thousand dollars at Cleveland and
4 the same amount at Cincinnati on election
! dsy.
! Last wear the democrats carried Ohio
| bv 1900, and polled the heaviest vote the
party ever got in that State. This year the
! democratic State Committee AS il appears by
| the Associated Press dispatch from Colun-
bus, admit a republican plurality of 10 .637-
net republican gain Of 23,200. This re-
sult-the loss Of State in which the demo-
Gratis made the most desperate fights hail
ed by the Cleveland men here as a demo
cratic victory, How many such victories
can thev stand ?-Boston Journal
| SO the tariff was "felt in Ohio" A dis
| patch from Cleveland states that large repub-
| lican gains are reported wherever the tariff
| had effect Returns a. to members of Con-
| gress make the case still stronger. II is evil
dent that on National issues the republicans
are overwhelmingly strong because Of the
| democratic raid on American industries last
winter. But in Presidential election this
same issue will have a decisive influence.
| There it may be expected that larger gains
will be recorded in every State, wherever
there are workingmen who understand their
own interests.
The KenneJec Journal says: "There
will be an effort to have the lobster law,
passed by the last Legislature. repealed the
coming winter. The movement was start
ed in Portland. The close time. which COM
mences Aug. Is, and ends Nov. Is, 10
obnoxious in certain quarters. and the OBJ
! ject is to remove it. 1t is said that the Law
was made in the interest of Gamers. Also
that the close time being on at this season
of the year. prevents 6shermes on the coaet
from capturing the crustaceans when the
winds and weather are favorable, and pre-
serving them in cars for use in winter.
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n Office OF Foreclosure

WHERE NJ sarah n. Pomeroy ami rh.rl..
w Fomcroy both OF Trenton Cnuut, Of Ia.
rh r't@ o. Nialne' D., their mortgage decd dated
'.iS - r. 49,. AM recorded in the Rrei-trt
y, btt,ls '"' ~alh touIit Of Hlncock in Vol D.
~ ~ -. t"'N'ye'i I" Arthur r. DrinkuatcI ht
n"l'', ''' 7i5d Coz my Of Hancock certain
E ~ pij''fl q hnh situated IN said Tr"ntu''
st'.t', "7 l'Il"No q 81 II; Lot numbered thifts
- - - survey ant pan Of Peters Of that pa1I
=, - iIti',"ll ana i bounded northerly by 1T
William liapkins on said man sai,tbariF +, II
numbered trty- five ..,5g on s,id ,,ia, IA o. e..
~ by Union River Ha1 coui,inibo one bnr,ir.. /
,s IN. izN-i'1 acres more or les, being the sarac
premises conveyed To titr said Sarah i III. Ian
'"hesi aEd whereas said mortgage was duly A..
siRheI by Julia K D1inkwatcr AdInini.tTil nj \
~ sal1 arthur r rinkWater, to u.s. the under
signed y deed Of assignment, dated Deccmbcr
49, ~ RI ara recorded in said Registry Of
iee'is' IN Vol ls. Page IA ami whereas the ron
1 w.! OF '''il mortgage is broken now therefor
u w, ty 100 y M breach Of the condition thereof
"o cih,nn q, . inreri,surc OF said mortgage
AEtlit X DRI<KW ATtR
WILL An DIlNKWATER Minors
,,u. ~ II. Z. Vaughan, their (,nar,iian,
Ellsworth, Maine Oct :, IssI gwil
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Home and Foreign News.

hate Fled has commenced 10 deliver
her lectures on Normonlsm.
"A bill has been introduced in the Yer
mont legislature u provide for killing MUIR
derefs by electricity instead Of by hanging.
Ighvaymen visited the Cprelu,as
and stole $1,000 belonging 10 the prnprie-
tor.
The Massachusetts republican commit
tee fired salute on Wednesday. in honor Of
the republican victory IN Ohio.
There was very interesting reunion Of
the survivors Of the Southern war prisons,
Wednesday afternoon, IN Boston There
were l2j present.
The democrats in Birmingham, c..
hanged Nr. Blame II etfig, a few nights ago,
SAYS an exchange. They must have been
Ird b, Independents.
There va, a $4,000 fire at Montague,
Mich, THURSDAY. destroying tie business
tart II the town.
Steamer Nevada. from New York for
Liverpool. hi> put IN at Halifax, \. $, with
her cargo on fire.
r
'u' >'-Hi Nh "'''''N> I'm ''''''- Y
I'm J '"''''' n ''''
\ me 9oAi COMPANIES nave atIttd TO
,NNpe"H irSdutuoh m the 'uth a"d III, r.
.,on' ''',, 7 Till ~, =. ~, ''''''s'' '"'
l'e fAif'-u' pr'ze c'aim>' undrr Nhich
lr,zr money = eye p a" composing w ma
"a! t'iet. /" the engagement at the capture
NJ m" of'chnN' Are no" hfihs plii ~
Marx Parkinson, cowboy n Colorado,
shot W. W. PiSur. the millionaire cattle
d.''tF drAi. n thc presence q hIs "Iie ant
tH. irtn' i"uFSiAN
The Carriage builders [. ) Association
Mas ia session m n. Louis, NJ !, last week.
The next meeting VII be HELD ID Boston
The second "Wednesday Q: October, -.
"a Er democratic manager, ii Ma,~aehu-
seit, announce tha, they hltc none, 70 pay
po.. taxes inr a.. Voter, Who N,,i j,.a C.e,e-
.al! ani llrulrcAs cnh~
j. Rabrr Willan., il DAVID cit,,
Nebraska. a prnulnen, SUNDAY school man
auI ran.!.!a.c NJ tA- st. john elrctor4.
tIcA.t. IN, a,,,,,.,.l,d v.ih - opo harrow. 4
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horrors andsufferings Of the slaves are
told; the n ldened blood that mounts the
boys cheeks is not Democratic blood. The
curse Of slavery has pursued the Democratic
party, and has bounded it to its death.
Therefore, let i, die /; and 40 lips will be
found to say prayer over the grass on its
grave.
The late defeat need not b. attributed TO
any other causes. Other causes we're at
work but they were only incidental. The
tariff was one. Sectionalism was a second.
LET well enough alone" was third. But
all these were trivial. and together could
not have accomplished the result. The re-
suit was accomplished because the youths
Of the Republic are not Democratic. The
party is, therefore. without future and
without hope. The maledic,ion of the war
has palsiei its brain. The curse of slavery
has poisoned lis blood aud ro,,ed its bones.
Let |, die
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A 500 Biblical Prizs.

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November, among which il the following:
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The Sherifi-s Office of Erie county. New
York the wear previous to Grover cieve-
lands term cost s25 ,60e.s1. The first year
&c hi. occupancy of the position the expen-
20, NJ, 10 s3s .so6s1. 1t may be this
ca, thu, the democrats are clamoring only
e. nrssarm- this wear, and say nothing
about aretrenchment'
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Tell the Truth.

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The Democrats having failed TO carry
Ohio with money are now trying to elect
Cleveland BY making loud noise. Ii is
the Chinese tactics when going into battle
When the Democrats can't win with money,
gongs wont do il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-23

There was an immense Blaine and
Logan meeting Of the business men Of New
York. Monday, in front Of the Sub-Treas-
ury building Among the speakers were
Secretary Gresham, General Hawley, Sher-
man S. Rogers, Stewart L. Woodford, Levi
p. Morton, Senator Eugene Hale and Alex
ander Sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-23

Five hundred and twenty-seven ex-
Confederate soldiers of Rockingham coun-
~, Virginia, who have never voted the Re-
publican ticket, but who intend to do so
this year, have invited General Logan to de-
liver political address at Harrisburg.
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He ELLSWORTH AMERICAN,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %.

Me DO not read anonymous letters and ccmmuni-
ttlon9 The name and address of the writer are In
a cases Indispensable, not cessarily for publica
ton hut n a guarantee nf good faith.
We cannot undertake To retRrn or preserve com.
M 2ic3tles saNt are no; used.
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CONDENSED SRws.-From all direction.
come approving words for KRAN's KIDNEY
AND BACK PLASTER. Hundreds have given
them u trial, and will use no other.
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Tried and True

Friends are scarce. but il you are suffering
with that horrible disease. scrofula, YOU will
find sulphur Bitters will cure you as il did
me, after suffering eight years. and paying gu
hundreds Of dollars TO doctors and druggists. =
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Fast time, low fares and irst-class accom-.
modations have secured to the Boston 4 Maine
Railroad constantly growing favor. Connect
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necessity rs well as convenience to the travel,
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The vote in New York bids fair to he
heavier this year than ever before.
Political Notes.


The republicans Of Indiana feel sure Of
carving that State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-23
Some Fae!s About the Knabe Pianos,
These Pianos have established their o.,

These Pianos have established their excel.
lence in every community where thew bays
been introduced, and the most eminent per
formers have given them the most unqualified
approval. Their appreciation, however, is not
confined to the class known Us professional
artists, but they are as highly priced in the
parloP Is In the schoo!-room or upon the stage.
The fact Is. they arc AZ perfect ~ any instru-
ments Of the kind that have yet been made and
possess many qualities which strike the crit
Teal ear as superior to all other pianos. This Ia
the whole secret of their great popularity and
the high appreciation in which they are held
by both amateurs and professionals.
For the greatest amount of pictures at
short notice, call at joys Gallery where you
can get 2ss at one sitting by the new Instan-
taneOus Dry Plate Process.