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The weather has turned colder aud is de-
eidedly more seasonable than for the past few
DAYS.
Mrs. A. F. Greely calls attention to her
large stock OF goods. in smother column. Call
and examine them.
Now i the time TO subscribe for the AM
ERIcAN. and II good time for old subscribers
topay their arrearage.
-Messrs. Currier 4 JOY have repaired the
shop. lately injured by fire. and are now pre-
pared TO do all kinds of wood work in salts
factory manner.
Schooner Charles II. Morse, from Philsiel-
phia for Boston, at Gloucester, Mass. Monday.
report- the loss Of sails and other damage in
Saturday nights gale. on the outward
passage one Of the crew. William Eaton, Of
Deer Isle. was lost overheard and drowned
November 6.
Counsellor Of the Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars Of Maine. has returned 10 his home,
leaving the remainder Of his proposed work TO
he performed during another trip which he
hopes 10 make through this county during the
present season. Several strong lodges have been
instituted and it Is to be hoped that the Order
ha> been strengthened by this visit The
county officers are n follows: u. T.. J. y.
Hancock Of Winter Harbor; u. ~rc'y.. J. g..
Ghilcott Of Ellsworth; ID. Treas, |. VI. Grant
% Ellsworth; ID. Deputy. Rev. 4. :. Town
send OF Ellsworth. 4 call will be issued for
the District Lodge, to be held at some place to
be selected sometime during the month. In
stations from local lodges can be sent to the
Dist. >ec'y.
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,,.
" news y Niete'a'u ahd fifh'l'ch ca,
e.ee,', ', was fsceiNeu h,'e without any GEN.
Democrats. though | presume thew are well
pleased with the result.
RI ! sta'su ~ ,,'"e ~ our name
erly Of this State. i booked fur Pension
Agent. at the augusta Agency. If presi-
dent Cleveland owes The Union soldier a
rrudgc, tins i the most effective way TO
make it manifest.
a,
a. HiN.''f, Mo',e T,.eN,d '"-''H a
''is" y ~ ha'd WOOD Nf. morse an
'''pa''N M customers wants
Schooner Charles II. kelley. recently
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b-"r 1870
d.. Z. II. Benjamin j, IN toan .yr the
l-? = If pract!c.n5 dentistry.
School commenced in district No. .,
dee !. With IL. 7. \ Spoiilgl. teacher
IA soc able vas given ~ th- Wiling
Workers" 1t the houss @! Sy.,anGs Pres
=. "a Tuesday evening |; va vel pat
i5akl and pr Eed az cnj ;. 'pie occasion.
A surprise Oh parry vas held a, the
residence Of Mrs. L,dia Saunders on FRI
day evening. There was quite large gath
ering and all were treated" 10 hu.led corn
a4! milk. and apples.
"A freghting schooner was in port We'd
ne,1ay. d,charging goods f1r ). &. Has
kei & Go.
AT meeting Of Marine Lodge, masons,
on TUESDAY evening. two candidates we're
initiated. Some brief but very happy re-
marks we're made By visiting brother Rev.
NJ. Prescott, Of South Deer l>le.
We have been enjoying week Of very
mild. pleasant weather. Un1oubte lily our
"Indian Summer"
Charles A. Beck, attached 10 steam
Yacht Glide" arrived home a few DAYS
since, and report, thu, the Captain, Frank
Torrey of this place. will be at home soon
for the winter, as the yacht will be hauled
up in Baltimore, for few months.
Dec. 8. l.. " T.
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quite a numher II oai umhcgmen vii
commence work in the woods. this week,
for the winter.
We are 10 have "Chrslmas tree in
the town hail. and our people are preparing
foi it.
-"The Pease Family evangelis,s. have
been holding religious meetings in Maria
vile. The meetings are interesting and well
attended. Several have risen for prayers.
-Scteril cases OF diphtharli are reported
in Mariavilie Mr.. Elmer Hanscom, son Of
Thomas Hsnscom, died after brief Illness
from the above named disease. Funeral,
Sunday, the 7th
Rev. jas. ncaih preached here Sunday
evening. ]. IL.
Dec. s.
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EastbreeS.
But few piekerel have been caught in
the pond this winter
The mill is shut down and the prospect
i, IL " III remain SO this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Butler received by
express an elegant hanging lamp. presenl
for their crystal wedding from Mrs: Butler
brother. Dr. Henry De Beck, Of kmgman.
The dancing school is done. Mr. Joy
PROMISES the scholars right good dance
during the winter and they will get IT,
Dec. 9. IL. W.
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The Methodist Society Circle realized
about s3j 90 toward their new furnace, out
Of the supper Wednesday evening
The Baptists hope to dedicate their new
yestry and circle room Christmas eve, in
connection with which an elaborate pro-
eramme is being prepared, consisting of
musical and literary entertainment ana
tree in the church, and supper in the new
rooms. A good time is anticipated
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New Wears Eve The circle at E-tp,
will have a similsr entertainment aul tree.
A finely designed and ornament Al
steeple has been placed upon The new meet
ing house at Taunton. and the work If
clap-boarting is Amos: completed.
Dull times have compelled the Merrick
Spool Co. to rescind part of their order for
spool wood from their mill al Egypt
-"Wait till the clouds rel by" luled
tired Republicans 10 peaceful SAUNDERS.
Wednesday night while l. Democratic noon
flooded the town, aroused from lis wonted
repose, by the noise Of the celebration :.
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Crystal Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. lIamlin Of Franklin,
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary Of their
marriage on Thursday evening. Dee. 4. Elabor-
ate aud tasty invitations hal been circulated
among their numerous friends and at o'clock
the appointed hour. a large company had
gathered AT their home. which loving hands
hal decorated for the occasion. bringing with
them tokens Of esteem and goodwill. At 10
o'clock the company sat down 10 an sppetizing
menu. 10 which ample justice was done. AZ
Ter the smokers had INDUCED. the company re-
assembled ami D-a. J. r.. Dunn wa chosen
Toast Master. Toa>t- Of congratulations. REL
Atitr>. friends, neighbor-. weddings and bust
ne, were responded 10 by several. for which
Mr.. Hamlin fcclin-ly acknowledged hi thanks.
Later singing and a social good time were in
dulsod in, the company separating AT u NJ.
delighted with the occasion and leaving be-
hind them many valuable presents appropriate
10 to- anniversary and their best wishes that
Mine host and hostess" might have as great
prosperity in the future. the present prom
led ani the past ahunianiy cNince,l. Pres
eut> aud letters Of r,-ret from relatives and
fri,nl> una, oidIbly absent We're al>o received.
The presents. ci-hiy-four piece, in an. wcr'
Varied ami beautiful, and y IN doubtless serve
pleasant reminders o. the anniversary rcle-
hra;ri. for an future time
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llAiNE.

lN, ai..r l.r.H. 4 ~ i--i.
\ "sat- uati.- ha-a l ii.r-,.t..4 HtIn -ll,r-
JfIES.. ToaEI~.' j Te..:L
Al-.J. Morris, Aini'N.
FEED ~. >MiLEEI, .Ht ~ Ef,,,.
ti.r. y. ~uaiey, Adiu'r.
NEi LIL !. IELiND. ~ ~. N Ei-a.
William r. Leland Guar.
S.ttJEL fDfiTS t.t et C4sfil-.
l.. NJ PLil'rouk. EMF
CHiaLES q. HL-lkI, et'. Nj ~Hrr4
i..D. TA.lurplh, Pubic AdIn'r.
GLO.GE ~. CDGAIN, ut, N >HrrY.
Samuel WATSON, Admir-
NANCY Il. JORD.IN, late or EHss0rih.
samuel WATSON, EX r.
HARRIET Y. lTORH-fN. lite Of BifehW,
Asa g. Morgan, Admir-.
OtulI:i.i,.-Thnr5hr- ilarcouutamts give notice
III aIl persons Interested, h, causing copy Of this
Drlyr 10 hc Published thIry weeks successfully in
th- Ellsworth American, tlat THE. may appear AZ
r.iafe Court, d, hc holden NJ Ellsworth, On the
frs Wclnc-i,ty oI Jan. nest At ten Of the clock
IL ID. forenoon, and -hnH cause IL any they have,
WIZ The same should no, be allowed.
3w5is -. T.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHA-. =. poEH, REGISTER.
\ t-uc Copy. Attest CHAs. Z. DpRR, Register
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WalthsEi

L. F. Giles arrived home from Bedding
ton last week, where for the past five months
he has been in the employ of L. f. Church.
Monday the Sth inst. he commences school
at Ellsworth Falls. Mr.. Giles is a recent
graduate from the Normal School a; Ca~iine.
and his success in tie past, in whatever ne
has undertaken, speaks well for his future.
MIR. John Gardner was home from Bed
dington Sunday. and returned.
Mrs. Ida Jackson is very low; the doc
tors do not have much hope Of her recovery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-11

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4-.'r 'a7r h--.h i'n-f i". I, e X
'Ar pti- ti-e. -'sn' '.i' All pt,n th.'f-F
aha repaired much N tnr ''h nANih- NJ. \
done N me p9>''r- h'v. u. l.. 1 t'.', II
VII. by me WAY. >een' li't A. NANCY Ni'n
the "a" ana plane a. "'H t-t A.'' t..
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS James Frederick soften and Jcrnir
w A. Seton, his wife, conveyed w mortgage
deed, dated Oct. 81, lSei, recorded IN Hancock
County Registry of DEEDS, Vel. 1873, fol. ~, 10
Granville III. Hamor, certain ot parcel 81
land with the Improvements the rcon situated in
Eden, Hancock County, Maine and known ami
described as follows, to Wit Beginning at a stake
of lreson's Hill; thence following said road ives
terly to the Doane lot. thence notheriy to the old
County road; thence following the Old County
10 the place Of beginning containing fyc acres
more or less and being the same premises convey
ell to said Seton by Hosea X. Hanor. sent. u.
1850. The conditions OF said mortgage having
been and still remains broken therefore claim IA
foreclosure of the same and give this notice for
that purpose. And according TO the iitiohs OF
said mortgage the right To redeem expires in one
year after commencement OF foreclosure
GRANVILLE II. HA3tOR
BY W. y. Campbell.
Nov. y, 1884. sw4s
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City and County.

n
in front Of the odd Fellows Hall. which is a
decided improvement.
The Methodist Socict, viii hold their an
nual fair and supper al their ve,try thi, WED
ne,da, evening, Dec. 10.
DR.. Geo. Parcher. for many year. prom
inrnt physician in thl, city i very feeble this
winter, and unab, to 20 out.
Mr. Isaac IL. Thomas. whose illness was
mentioned last week, is failing, and little hope
of his recovery Is now entertained.
-Lejok Lodge No. 20, |. q. o. F., of this
city held sociablc in their hall Thursday
evening. last. \ good time i reported.
The annual supper and ~ociable OF the
Baptist >otety will be hid A, their ve>try ON
"Wednesday rycnin. Dee. l.. The public are
cordially invited.
A Telegram received ut Deer Isle Monday
morning. announced the death Of Capt. Geo.
{. Haskell 81 >rh. II. u. Haskell. at Galveston.
Texas. on saturday night.
Rev. F. II. Wilson. u Rnl"ri-a Mass
preached a; the Congregational church. sun
hay. Nj. Wilson was a cla>>unatr ~ Judge
A. Z. Wi>wclr> in Rowdoin
Go 10 John \. Ha'c'> book store for
Christmas goods liz ha> received large line
Of them ami j. loading hi shelves and counters
with AN assortment that j. well worth seeing.
The Hurricane Granite Company have
secured a contract 10 cut ami finish granite for
the extension u the New York Central depot.
The whole work amounts t. fifteen thousand
dollars
ON MONDAY 81 last wcek. Harr, Fi,kc.
while Al work rcpairn- the | non House, re-
Gently damaged by fir" ~tuek rusty nail into
the bah % hi fort aud ha> b.,n unable TO
step on hi foo, since.
ro,t,r> have l-rn ISSUED announcing
grand ball in Farn>nor;h', Hall. Milhrid.c On
Christmas evening Dc -. Mus, by Wal
lace, ORCHESTRA rhc managers are +. r.
Nah and A. :. leighton.
youn. man man.4l Higgins had hi LEFT
hand badly man-lcd lat week "Wednesday.
while at work in rhurch'> Tanner, in Bed
lnctou h cam, :" thi> riis THURSDAY aud
hal /; dressed p, nr. Phillips.
The severe storm 70 ~4turll, night Wa
no, confined 10 onc io,-.'it. ~; Ms, expert
,nrrl in nearly au part ~ thu Unh,l States.
even GA the Pacific roa>' In several places
ronsii, rabbi, dana-' was d,n.
-C,ot. Rob- ht, issued proc Iaua,i"ii .'ii-
no 5nein- Inst tie ,.'a-fiu'i,aa, am almcn;
pro.dhiln th. m1au.tfar aui sale Of in
'oNt. aim liquors. ..l,r excepted. will - in.o
effect II. ar-, " dnr,lay II January, -.
A;am meeting q Tho N,v England general
iicA.; anil passenger gents association hrll
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"For this Relief much Thanks. 2
NaneD'S Relief Lininent.

PANACEA and LINIMENT com
bined Cures colds, coughs, collie
cramp, diarrhna, diphtheria, fever and
ague. indigestion, sore lungs. sore
thront and complaints of kindred
nature. Also rheumatism (lameness in
man or beast,) sprains. weak back, &c.
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Sold by druggists and dealers.
YOUR LIVER

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il, q dcat ons o GyeC
chad
e next evidence OF undce and
loht radb,
g"as eyer NY health lowe ssnp
b. Trasr Pm lz.gC M Me-
Mr. Q ssnrd r
tak1 but
He
ttoh i ffuds
ivn l. ra e
have e Incommend Browns
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by Il sick child suffering anI CRYING with pain
Of cutting teeth, II 80, send nj and get bot
tie Of MIS-. WiNSLpW'S SOOTHING >iRIP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING. IT. value /, incalculahle.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon il. mothers, there j. no mistake
about il. Ii cures dyseLtery and darrhra,
regulates the stomach ami bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gnms, reduces Inflammation. aud
gives tone and energy to the whole - stem. Mis-.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR tIIILDREN
TEETHISG Is pleasant Ia the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the Oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United States, and is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price - cents bottle. lyri2
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THg NpLrMr BELT ca. M Marshall, Mich,
uller o. send tllrir c,.rt-at. LLIC!Gn- NplItI
i;tLT aui other ELE'IEIr APPLIANCES pu trial
Tor thirty DAYS. 10 men ,yuulS Old afflicted
with HrrNuu, debility, los Of Vitality and man
hood and all kindred troubles Also for rieu-
mati-m neuralgia, paralysis, and many other
diseases. Complete Restoration :" health, yi.rr
AMI manhood guaranteed. No ri-k l. occurred
a. thrly days trial j. aNrNti rite them at
un,-- for iilu-t.utei plnphlr; f.cc- lyrlp
There hl, been widr d,ilyr,nc. NJ opii-
ion a. to whether Standard or Loyal fine
should BE- the rule ia business but HoISIEs
BROTHERS have secured happy comhinatiuQ
az both in the 'ISe4'' brand III ri.ar>, maiu-
featured BY Albert Lewis OF bangor. The
.-l~-+' i the latest out. and the ha>t for the
money. Try them.
If YOU have any Pictures 10 BE- copied. IN
larred and Trained. you should LEAVE lnur or
dtr- with Il. r. JOY at once.
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Term, a. d., iss!.
Flr-t ami hnal accounts having been fled for
settlement In estate 81
JOIN BLACK, late Of EUsirorfh
John 4. Peters, Trustee.
HENRY BLACK late If Eilsw0ytt.
John A. Peters Trustee under the will OF John
Black, late of Ellsworth.
ORrERED-That the said accountant give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy of this
Order 70 he published three weeks successfully In
the Ellsworth American that they may appear at 4
frst Wednesday OF Jan. next at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, and show cause il any they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
3wJ0s .. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHas. 7. DORR Register.
A true Copy, Attest :-CHAs. L. DORR, Register.
At 4 Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday OF December, A. u. lss4
W certain instrument purpor,ing to he the last
VIII and testament Of David WATSON, late OF
BrOoksville, in said county decea sed having pre-.
sented the same for probate;
ORDERED, That the said William WATSON. give
notice to all persons Interested by causing
q copy of~this Order to he published three
weeks successiyely IN the Ellsworth
American published or printed at Ellsworth, that
they may appear at a Probate Court to be held nj
OF Jan. next at ten Of the clock in the fore
noon, and shew cause, If any they have, why the
said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last viii and testament of said
decreased.
3w50- o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest 3--CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy, Attest; CHAs r. DoRR, Register.
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THAT PEOPLE ARE ASKING
'HOsN GAN YOU Sell 50 GHEApp'

~ We answer, 1--WE do it by buying small lots the
first Of the season and waiting until little later when
close oft large lots greatly reduced prices
.-4g- This year have bought largely in this way
and have the best stock Of goods for the least
money, Of any
CLOTHING HOUSE IN EASTERN MAINE.
These goods made this Year. for hc Fall and Winter
trade and are first class IN eroN roSl"o.
>J75 Here the prices Of Of goods: good
heavy suit $500 very heavy Brown. all wool $40 o.
good was sold before $l3 -
sl2ooanl sl3 %, wnh $500; ni'n bs rrfs $1,000 n'
could MT have been sohl wears TIN c- Chm $500
Boys Suits in large lines, greatly reduced prices.
panaIoons in o@dless variety and very low prices
in Ovcrcoats Nc have 4 heavy, Dobson Beaver at
5000: Heavy and nicely made
" orrinbos, $1,000. which cannot be-
sold by any one else for less than
$1,000; Il genuine Salisbury. Beaver,
pure indigo Blue and warr:7Tntcd not
to fade, for Sl4.OD which is worth
$500: very heavy amt nicely made
listers, double breasted and large
collars, for riding. only 5000: Dress
listers, lighter made and finer, with
small collar, 5000.
Boys OvercOatS we make q speciality
and have the best line ever offered, and
prices are hammered down to the low
est cent.
In Hats, Caps, Undcrwcar, and
Neck Wear, our stock is full Of the best
bargains To be- found.
Our "USton Department is we'll
stocked with Il very nice line Of
$ra@onablc Gopd~ which will repay
any one q examine. THE oyprcoat
in4s and Suiting, are especially nice
and nohby.
We have named bat few of our great
E,tl.rinl - tnni,II,nnrnt4. -, ,,-nr,li f., IL.
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kIN"~ruN. JAZZ. Nov. -. III. ha'c
" n-MorIh. ErlLL. Wv lnrn.
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Do You Wish

To regain your health il you are all broken
down and suffering from nervous prostration.
! will tell you what cured me after suffering
for months. | used two bottles Of sulphur
Bitters. and now am a well man.-C. STILES,
Bookkeeper, Canton.
Eleven Years il Charge
OF the package department. Boston & Maine
Depot. Boston. Mass. Miss Helen Jones saws
! was sufferer from general debility. bilious
He., and water bra>h for several wears. and
life seemed almost burden to me. After US
iny almost everything. sulphur Bitters cured
me.
yEGHTINg.-By the use YOU will prevent
many OF the diseases prevailing in the Spring
aud Summer seasons.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-11

ahA tihN4 f---' '-'it-
The American Electrical Exhibition.
which opened in The II. q. VI. 4 Building
Huntington Avenue. Boston. on Monday. i,
wei worth atttndln- by ali who visit that city.
Ii il impossible 10 name the thousand and one
inventions which the genius OF Electricians
and Scientists have applied aud adapted To
practical -u>e but 4 visit 10 this exhibition will
afford fair conception Of the magnitude Of
the WORK already done AMI of the wonders
which this subtle agent can accomplish
About six week. ago couple 81 our city
officials discovered and seized two barrels Of
liquor which wa, duly advertised and the OWL
er, or owners. called on 10 come forward and
elaim it, No one claiming the liquor it was
duly announced that it had been destroyed az
cor,ling to the provisions Of the law. II now
appear. that there have been doubts in the
minds Of some as TO the destruction Of the
liquor Accordingly. on saturday night. while
the officer who had taken charge Of it, was in
dustriouSly PLAYING billiards. the party. or
parties. having the doubts above mentioned
organized searching party and were. as rn-
mored. successful in recapturing portion Of
the liquor, the amount being variou-ly stated
at 50 gallons and upwards. Truly this is a
sinful world.
The December circular of Geo. Ii. Peters
&Co. lumber dealer, Boston. says: '-Noiwith-
standing the general dullne--, reported in
other lines of business the lumber trade has
continued good during the fall, and prices
have remained steady. An unusual amount
of building has been done in the suburbs
and good deal i projected. Dealers,
however, are not disposed to accumulate large
stocks, and the winter i likely 10 be quiet,
perhaps more 80 than last winter. For East
ern lumber the season l. about over. Quite a
number Of cargoes are on the way-the last
shipments Of the year. Spruce l. steady. and
demand fair for spruce plank and timber Of
desirable sizes. Hemlock board are in small
stock and likely to open firm another spring,
owing to very light stock East. Short lum-
Der is quiet. Laths are fairly firm, and stock
small. Clapboar'is and shingles are in ample
supply. and prices aie little easier"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-08

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,
nR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN, IS A REGU
u LAR graduated Physician, educated at Bow
doin College and University Of Michigan. He ha
devoted q lifetime to, and is acknowledged to be
the most expert Surgeon in Lis specially on tn
Pacific Coast.
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FOO CHOo'S IBALSAM OF SHARKS OIL.

POSITIVELY RESTORES THE HEARING, ANE
IS THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DEAFNESS KNOWN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-08

| Having been surgeon IN charge Of two leading
hospitals, enables me to treat all private troubles
with excellent results wish IL distinctly under
| stood that do not claim to perform impossihili
ties or to have miraculous or supernatural power.
l claim only to be Q skilful and successful Phys-
clan and Surgeon, THOROUGHLY informed Ia my
|
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Fits, EPILEPSY,
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Powders. To convince sufferers that these pow
ders will do all we claim for them will send
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Goulard 10 the only physician that has made
this disease . special study and - to our knowl-
edge thousands have been permanently cured BY
the use Of these Powders, We will guarantee .
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