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Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
The Narrow Escape


Of Massachusetts, E,igincer-Tlmely
Warning OF Mr.. John Spencer, Baggage
master Of Ii. Il A. X. X.
sleep after fatigue, and health after disease.
two OF the sweetest experiences known TO
man. Fourteen years Is long time In which to
suffer, vet Mr.. Peter Lawler, OF Dalton, Mass,
had led miserable life for that period through
the presence of stone In the bladder That he
sought In all directions for cure is an almost su
perhuous statement. He did obtain temporary
relief hut nothing more. Last January he called
on Or. David Kennedy, OF Rondout, n. r.. VINO
said, after exa,nination; M Iawlsr you hare Az,
KENNEDf'S FAVoRITE REMEDY before risk
ing an operation" A few days later the following
DALTON, MASS. Februarys
Dear Dr. Kennedy The day after came home
now PETER LAWIER.
Dr. Kennedy now has the stones at his once.
and they are sufficiently formidable to Justify the
claim that kENNEDY'S fAVORlTE REMEDY Is
the leading specific for stone in the bladder. In
his letter Mr.. Lawlcr mentions that FANoRlIE T.
REMEDY al-o cured him of rheumatism. The
subioined certificate tell rs own story
DALroN, Mass. April ~. lss2.
Mr.. Peter Lawler has been resident OF this
town for the past seventeen years and In our EN-
ploy for fifteen and In all these years he has been
a good AMI respecte, citizen Of the town and com
munity. He has had some chronic disease to our
knowledge for mos, Of the time, but now claims
tHAS. q. BROWN, President
DALTON. Mass, June Q, lsst
Dr. heansip- Dear Friend Thinking you
might IKE 20 hear again from an old patient.
am going 10 write You. II Il now three and a hall
years since first | went to see you. As told you
then was troubled with Kidney Disease for about
fifteen years, ard had seven ~ the best doctors t.
be found, but received only temporary relief un
III visited you and commenced taking your "ta
vorite Remedy | continue taking the Remedy
according 70 Your directions. and now consider
my -elf a well man. VERY gratefully yours,
PETER 1AwLER.
Our letter OF April p. lss2 holds good a. far ~
Mr.. LAWYERS testimony Is concerned regarding
his health. CHAs. .. BROWN.
DALTON june o. lSsI.
"a Iyr1g nrm Ch M
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A, conference of Mrs. Paipell and
Others interested in the Irish cause in Bos-
ton. Tuesday, it was stated that the reason
why Alexander Sullivan so persistently re-
fused reelection to the Presidency Of the
Irish National League was that he proposed
TO enter the canvass in support Of Mr..
Blaine and did not wish 10 compromise the
Irish-American vote by becoming public
speaker in support of the Republican candi'
date while holding Office as Presiden, Of the
Irish American League.
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS Joseph X. Mayo, of bangor i, tho
~ county or Penobscot and state al Maine ~
ms mortgage deed, dated January 81 Isa amt r ns
es Pase AZ "a mansoGk Registry Of Deeds Vol, Iss
T.. L. hisonar', comprising the flrm of W. Iai HAN
s;,ra o"ra Io OF said Bangor, certain lot Of an5
i. i,.eu t m wnat Is known the south West ~ !,
ey tract IN the town OF Eden, in the Conn,v eal ~
a, a,ep - 70 WI lot numbered eight ~ bevinni NJ,
a. sIaAe IN he northwest corner Of said Ia, .hs
rods odh =, east three hundred and forty two es43s
iate. thanap pe .ree at the westerly side OF Eaele
& As tnenee southerly by said lake sevant, a n y
~ ald io rods to stake on the westerly n ine
y. saiu nke' thence north To- west two hun.,a1 I'M
and sixty nve (265) rods to Ricbarison.s anh
Teds fs .e "a s.ase thence enc north s. eighty
West W., eight l7s) rods to stake in tbe %
@ uu.ec a,e 81 Betty Pond thence north thirty tbrs
hhegrees ( east eghty five rods (s5l to m. MIR,
at containing two hundred acres (s, po,n. ,r
,n reference had to deed John LOW ana ,oie ai1
70 .. n. Mayo, recorded Vol IaO M ge a., ' az als;
hrasa the condition of said mortgage has haar an
We claim foreclosure of the same an nteh zen
this notice for that purpose. wy sumo ana give
". r. HUBBARD.
Bangor, August 4, 1854.
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

THE following list of taxes real estate OF non
L resident owners In the town of Castne, for the
year lsS3 in bills committed to Isaiah L. Shepherd
collector of said town, the ssrt day OF May lsS
has been returned by him to me remaining un.
paid, on the 22nd day Of May, 1884, by his cert
hcate Of that date, and now remain unpaid. and
notice Is hereby given that II the said taxes and
interest and charges are not paid In the treasury
OF the said town, within eighteen months from the
date Of the commitment Of the said bills, much
Of the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will, without further notice, be sold ut
public auction at the Office of Geo. NJ Warren, in
said town, on the thirteenth day of December, A.
d., 1854, at two of the clock In the afternoon to
wit FL Dorado Hotel, Proprietor's House and
Lot on Water ST., valued at 5000; tax, $64.50.
CHAS. ii. HOOPER,
Treasurer Of the town Of Castine.
Castine, Aug I3, 1874. 3wA
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10 all Persons Interested He,aio

p' K>t Ant to an order OF the supreme .In,,,c,,l
.onr'; made and passed at a term OF .ai,i
Conr., hett at Ellsworth, within and for the
t,ornnty OF Hancock on the second TUESDAY nf
-.Prii, \. ID, lss+ same being the eighth ,l,;, ~
snr, s,,a month, In the care OF Elisha r. Bowden'
appciiaht from the decision of the County o.,
ssioners for said County disalowinp ,;e,,,t,
@ ,or the ial ing out of certain way In which he
M mas ah interested party To wit Begtnnnp ot rhe
Urn @rihihus OF the town road near Perkins Wharf in
am ehopscot' thence across land Of Rowten
u anu urihuai thence across land of H. L. Cnn1nri
Gr,n1, Js across land occupied by said Bowden and
urihual % the wharf at the Brick Yard W. tha
committee committee appointed by said Court To v,nw ~
,h ,e u me proposed way, to hear ali parti,s IL
u, 10y , ins ont of said proposed way and 10 report
,. up"n ,he same hereby give notice that we shalI
All n a. w noaring House at the Brick Yard Of
si,i boWden and Grindal ON SATURDAY the I3th d.,
81 -, september, A. d., lss4. at ten OF the cIoct y
.,,e , i9renoon view said proposed route. hear al
, sh legal evidence as may be laid before rs WIN
,he opserNations OF the parties or their copnsai
.hcreoh anu determine whether the ss,d 80
h IN ol tle oommssloners in the premises shall
ne IN "hoie or In part affirmed or reyefseJ '''i'
Dated this 18th day OF August, A, ID tssi
Guy w. McALISTER
s,ra2 JOHN y. GARDNER
'Moo EBEN NJ. HANoR
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Sullivan Mining Company.

>vOrICE Ia hereby given that the persons namen
N in the Following list, holding the number oi
sS.res @ set against their respective names, have
neglected to pay the Assessment OF IN. ase eenls ,s
.x.hie Jnne a5. issI, and that In accordance with
yy"se of The directors passed on Thursday,
August H. 1854 such number Of me sna,ss ~ Q.
u,ens due 10 respect OF the shares aud inciuehta ~
expepses thereon will be sold at auction 70 ~ .ne
highest bidder. at the ONCE OF X; Y. Day
No a. Exchange Place, IN the Cny u i.rsia,.
comnonweaIth OF Massachusetts, on SATURDAY
Sepsemher 8. issI at eleven thirty tIiso) O'Clock
AN. - uu,r~rprpcE
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
County News.



a. George" has presented the Ladies
Social Library, with two large and elegantly
bound volumes of picturesque America.
edited bv William Cullen Bryant. Capt.
Canlagc. W. are proud 10 say. j. q native OF
TIL, place, a retired ship captain. and for
some wears a resident OF Bro0klIne, Mass.
He has taken a lively interest in the Ladies
Library" ever since its organization and ha,
heretofore made II valuable contributions.
While 1t belongs 70 the Library Association
rrstfate'd by The en,irt communi,y ', y
There are now living in his ,;,,.
within the circle of quarter Of a mile.
nine persons over eighty wears old, whose
united ages are .Ji wears all of them
smart. active, good and worthy citizens.
Among these Mrs. MaryA. Gilpairick widow
ufthe late Rev. James fitzpatrick. is the own
er Of. rruhably,the largest. rsre>t, oldest and
best-preserved sets Of 'ye o!den time"
China 70 be found in this County Also
many articles Of furniture, that have been III
constant use for over hundred wears
ah!ch Ike their owner are not marred by
age. bat preserve the beauties of youth.
Many Baptist minister. well As Others,
can testify TO this good woman's many acts
OF benevoence and charity.
There were many strangers at the Con-
gregaiional church YESTERDAY. and one
worldly minded person between PRAYER and
heHedIciion. made by actual count. few
short of one hundred truly the rusticators
are not all sinners.
Among the arrivals the past week are
Levi Sprague and wife, Lowell, Mass; Mrs.
Co5urn, J. e. \. Butler and wife, and Mrs.
Leonard Clough. Of Brooklyn. y. Y: Geo.
a. a o'ouSh ana family, of Boston Capt.
H oaiiuase' o, ptoosiihe' Mass.
=, ni' iehnet anu MISS hiee nha" oi
a,oS'In arS ,.Ahi p N9f'on: Mrs- 6resory
a,lu oauSn'ef' ana Mane! Stevens, Boston
o,hors M. -. An HI IA Gis,a'iH' "''u
a." NV I,o' w.,
An, "a whit
!, nMis' Eve a. hosers, "iie of ford!ee
IN u, i'VSets' manager OF ,,e Detroit "hte
i'IAa " oiAs' az i'etIolt' MEN, mas oo'aInea
io' oi ia'iu On sweets roih'' ana VIII al
yne1 NJ " elecl iatge cottage mere, Mr. Geo:
w. bluer mas me contract for building, and
NM !, i, -, 49, ~ y In
iend. ~ har, sa,s..I s..aa,. III -, ~ -"
Min, for ~ o.,i,l;a aJ IT. ''4 - W ;Ie
',Iaoas e. Le,h;.,
lanJ;n,.s "a . - a, anu o1i'
ing lots. which will no doubt find a ready
sale. when the first cottage is built. There |
is no better place on the coas, for a summer
resort thas this.
-Unwonted activity on the mart Of some
of our Democratic friends has been observed 4
since their County Convention. What is .
the meaning Is "still hunt IN progress?
Hon. J. c. Burrows of Mich, one Of \
the best speakers in the country. will ad-
dress the people at the town hall, on We'd
nesday evening, Aug. -. for Blaine and
Logan
Mr.. Geo. \. Clough, formerly City
Architect of Boston, Mass, arrived on the
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BowdOin College.

XtlIIN NTIu\~ Tor admission 10 college viii
u he held ut the CleaSeand Lecture Room,
Massachusetts Hall on FRIDAY ANp NNrrRnNl
July II aad H. ard on FEIpAl ANp SATI Il
pNj. sept y and H. beginning each day at
10 A. NJ An candidates must he present ou
ALPIIEI' ; ;. PAthAkIi-
ACTING PRESIDING.
Brim-Nick. June ~ iSs4 l'N-"
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HE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.

We do not read ANONYMOUS letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all inai ispensable not necessarily for pubica
ton but : a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
municati0ns that are not used
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
Young MEN. READ Tnls

THE NoITN' BELT CO., "f Marshall Mich,
unrr - send their celebrated ttE,-TRo NoLrNtt
EFLr aud other ELECTRIC NrTf1A<cEs on trial
tur thirty ,lAv- To- men young Or nlrl aifctr,i
with urf1 Gus debility. lo-, ut vitality anil man
hupd. auh Al, Kindred troubles. ii-a FOR rhcu
lnAti-n. neuralgia. I.tl7ll,si-. and many other
disease. Complete restoration /" health, Nig"r
.,nl mauhnnl guaranteed ~ ri-k Is incurred
a- thirty ,ia,- trial J. allowed. " rite them ai
..,,... O.. itl,t.t,,f,..f t,asnrhL,t fr,,..
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

-LAnIf~' MEpICN. ADVISER "A complete
Medical W ORR fpr Women. handsomely bound
in cloth and illustrated; postpaid for ~ two
ccni stamps. Tcli> how 10 prevent and cure
al diseases Of the >cN. 10y treatment at home.
Worth il weight in Gold I" every lady >uf-
fcrng from an, 81 these diseases. over TO-
gn sold already. Addre,, NuNpA PUBLISH
INt. 60. Nunda. y. \. imos.3Is
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

when IAby WA lick. We gave her "a -t"ria,
When she Wa a hili. she rric, for ta-turia,
When she Wa a MIS-. She clun-t - in~t"rta,
When -hr hL'i children, -" gave them 'H-ia-
lyr1H
/ am HANDY III -tatt thnt the >Il. ~ tile
x hrrN Cordial i rapid, Increasing, and !
have Mt tu Hear ~ any case here II ha> failed
to ilr satisfaction. Thr Eir-r quantity for
thr price the neat ani attractive stylr Of put
ting IN. together with the strong endorse
mcu:. of 80 many of our we'll known citizens
have placed il At III" head of all other remedies
nf it, cla>, Put up in large bottles AZ - cents.
ORDER from tlir trade solicited on very liberal
terms. Pui up only BY
: u. WIGGIN. Apuihccary.
Il,f Ellsworth. Maine.
Thl. lou'i nIrat, i shortage u the corn crop.
\ milton bottles ~ Iii>n~' RAM, A. cons RI
unyLE -u'l Hnd guaranteed. iyra
For ,hc greatest amount ~ pictures at
-hurt notice. rali al .loy'- Gallery whcr" YOU
can ct - al one sitting by the ncw ln>tan-
tancou- pry Plate Process.
Mr. &C. Burrii reports the line Of de-
pn>ii- IN hi bank II rapidly increasing ami al
ready exceeding HI anticipaiion~. Mr.. Bur
rim offer the same banking facilities Ia our
merchants ani Others. would BE- furnished
by National Bank. III
IMPROVEMENTS. HANS KIDNEY N>I
BA,k PLASTER ARE ! wonderful improvement
on the OIL porous pli,ter,. a. "ur trial VIII
s.l.s .,.e. soa- ass no p,a.isf ~,thoss, q
.I!iaxe SinipsOn
pf the superior Court wrifs--: From m.n.
tai exhaustion. my nrr,ou, system becnm,
shattered. ami WA utterly unable To- >l,rI
night. sulphur Biitrr~ cured me- and m,
>lcrp /. now sound, sweet. AMI refreshing.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
RUY TT AND TRY IT

Try It for earache.
Try il for headache,
Try il for toothache,
TRY il for baekache.
For an ache or pain Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil is excellent.-Chas. +. Medler'
box 274, Schenectady, n.
Thomas Eelectrie Oil is the best
thing going, pa says Cured him Of
rheumatism and me OF earache-two
drops. Master Horace Brenizer, Gin
ton, Iowa.
Try it for limp,
TRY il for lameneSs,
Try il for pain,
Try it for strain.
From shoulder to ankle JoInt, ana tor
three months had rheumatism which
Welded to nothing but Thomas Eclectric
oil. Thomas Eclectric Oil did what n"
nhvsician seemed able to accomplish. 1t
cured me.-John n. Gregg, Supt. OF
Railway Construction, Niagara Falls.
Try it for Il scad,
Try IL for cut
Try il for bruise,
TRY il for burn.
PRICE 5Oc.and - 1 90.
| FOSTER, MlLBURN & CO., Props,
BUFFALO. n. n.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

n virtue OF a license from Probate Cont |
- shall sell al pubic auction, on SATURDAY
September q, ~ ID, lssi, At two Of the clock In
the afternoon, ut the Office OF Geo NJ Warren i'm
'asthe, all the real estate of the late Joseph II
>tearns of which he died -eize,l and Do. .,i. seJ
the same being one undivided fourth nart ~ , 10,
Of land lying ia Ca.tine and LoundrI an, H.
southeast by Water street. ON the snutb,y., L,
land Of William IL sargent on M. northwet 4;
land Of Alfre, Adams and on the northes., IL
Land of Maria l.. >tearns suIiert 10 IN, ,yiInvrt
right Of lower therein.
MARIA l.. sTEARN>
Administrative
ta-tine, August IL, l-Si. gw2.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

A Blaine and Logan flag was raised
in this place Saturday, 18th inst.
democrats are few in this place.
East Bluehill Grange is prospering,
though many Of its members are absent.
Mr.. Candage, who has been i'll SO long,
has gone to Portland for medical treatment.
-Messrs. Binder and Sons have gone to
Black Island to open granite quarry.
The quarries have all discontinued work
for the present.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
SECOND ANNUAL
Elk HIBITI0N
EASTERN MAINE
STATE FAIR,
3 4 N G. Q r

. a N q . Z
IHe"tdH. HcdHesiay Thms,ily Fr.ias cna
saturday. >fpt. o. IN, II, II and 10, 1854
Slo,pD OFFERED IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES.
Open 70 the state Of Maine & MARITIME, Pro, n,..
SPECIAL TROTTING PREMIUMS:
FIRST bh-TrE-pAr, SEPTEMBER rh
~. !. t2oo. For 800 Glass
70. + 80 For year. old and under. mil,.
heats. best In three
No >. 600 For all stallion.
Nb'oSp i'Af-wEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th
70. y sl.1. For years old and under.
No D s2jo. For 2.3l Class.
N"' D sib Running Race. Nat best > ms
N"' :. si'o. For best t.entltmaIl'- Driving,
hnrSe owners To drive, best ;
rhIkn pn -rHrRsD,r, SEPTEMBER IIth.
~. Il 800. For $50 Glass
No. II s2lD- For !-36 Class.
~ N sl1 Hurdle Racc, hest , ms
M " -" f"rs years old, ~ mile heat, best
FOURTH DAl-FRIDAY srIrrINr,p i,,b
No. l.. 800. For 2+j Class
70 - $50 Be"t pair Matched Horses owned
hy one man, tylc and speed con
, -i'icrc'i, best ? B.
NJ" IL. sl'G. For stations that have ury,r
No. Is. sIoo. For Parcrs'
FIFTH Dtt-sArtRDAT, sEpTEunrn l3tb
No. ~. Sa00. For 2 10 Class, '''''
70 IL slo, Hurdle Race, best2in3.
~ - Sl"- consolation Race, open tn all.
horses that have not won any
.hihG during the meeting In.
NJ. H. $3.50. For 2a6 Class
a irpuihg thtrie- Will close on august PIN at
!. W. and should be made to r o. Heal, Bant.nr
Ntearns' secretary, Bangor, Ne ''N'' =
,p neap Excursion Rates all Railroads and
:. on Thursday, sept llth, Hon Geo. H. I.orin.,
=, -, ~ Commissioner of Agriculture and President
,,,',, ,e = r. f.; fair VIII deliver an address
AMONG the attractions viii! be a Cat show R,I-
7noW' bicNcle Racing, Base Ball etc 2y,2t
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

FOR REPRESENTATIVES To CONGRESS;
First District THOMAS r. REED.
second DiStricf-NELSON DINGLEl JR.
Third Districi-SETH l.. MlLLlhEN.
Fourth pi>trict-IH IHARLE> \. BOT TEILE
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
Notice..

MY wife, Hannah l.. TrewOrgy, has wrongfully
l1 deserted the house and home have proyid
ed for her and with no fault on my part. forbid
all persons trusting her on my account as shall
pa; no bil- contracted by her.
ALENDAL L. TREWORGY,
of Surry
August lJ, lsS4. 3w3is
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

-Cleveland's letter of acceptance is out.
Following 50 soon after Gen Buffers, it
looks as though the willy Cleveland had de-
termined not TO issue his until Buffers had
been given to the public.
There are several points in Gov. Cleve.
lands letter which indicate that be has given
up the fght,one of them being recommend-
alton for an amendment TO the Constitution
disqualifying the President from reelection.
He has also discovered that regardless Of
what he has done in the past, or may do in
the future, it behooyes him at this time to
say kind word TO TIE laboring classes.
He therefore weaves in this sweet sounding
sentiment
"Our workingmen are not asking un-
reasonable indulgence, but as intelligent
aud manly citizens they seek the same con-
sideration which those demand who have
other interests at stake. They should re-
ceive a full share Of the care and attention
of those who make and execute the laws. y
Did Gov. Cleveland have this in mind when
he vetoed so many bills passed by the legis-
lature in the interest of the laboring
classes? ?"
Pursuing this subject still futher he
says:
in my letter accepting the nomination
to the Office of Governor, nearly two wears
ago, made the following statement to
which ! have steady adhered: The
laborlng classes constitute the main part of
our population. They should be prote cted
in their efforts peaceably to assert their
right when endangered BY aggregated
capital and all statutes on this subject should
recognize the care of the state for honest
toll and be framed with view of improving
the condition of the workingman.-
Acting on his suggestion it would seem
that the legislature made an honest effort
to improve the condition of the laboring
classes in that State, but in every instance
the bills were vetoed BY Gov. Cleveland.
Pledges now are worth no more than they
were then, and the laboring men of the
country, who constitute the large propor-
ton of our population, will not trust the
man who has Systematically violated his
pledges in their behalf.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
FOR PRESIDENT

FOR PRESIDENT:
IAN Z S G.. BL \ + i,
OF MAINE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
IOHN A. LOGAN.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR GOVERNOR
+ k T. ID ERl X RO B | T. ,
OF GoRHAM.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
fOkTABLE FORCr pI, pIrM Maine

c;I, For Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes,
circulars and Posters, send to ths
AMERICAN Office. " 'he
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

Gen Buffers letter Of acceptance. bear
ing tie date Of Aug. II. has been given to
'he public It i long and highly char
a. ..erisiio letter in which neither Of the old
parties find any favor The following ques-
,ions clipped from The letter, are suggestive
Of his views relative to the Cleveland DEM
ocracv: "Who does not know that the very
fear Of the action Of the Democracy in Con-
grcss has 50 paralyzed American enterprise
and business. that mills are everywhere
closing. mines shut up, furnaces blown out.
and every Kind Of employment so curtailed
that the mechanic and workingmen are not
earning enough 10 supper; life in comfort !;
50 that the farmer. even, deprived Of home
market. and crushed down by discriminating
rates Of transportation. finds his corn.
wheat, and wool lower than It ha> been
within the presen; generation? Can the
people therefore. trust the machine Democ-
racy with power. upon a shifting, evasive,
and deceptive platform ?"
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21

u,>,,o.. STATE OF MAINE
April Term A. d.. Isst N'"i''S commissioner,

,h p',n the foregoing petition fl is cor,,,,,
snonsiJin -, ioners oiers that the petitioners arc -?
IL anu that they ought to be h.arl ~, Hi' re
order tbat ~ lofth In their petition and
is. Carters in North Se,Irrirh m n meet az
and ,bnS NY OF September next, at 10 oclnct We We
said NJ, proceed TO view the route i, ~ ~
hear,np petition ~ immediately after which Hi.., IN
some coo, N, aaat parties and wtnesse. will be bsd
othar @ ehlent place in the virinjtv and u %H a. ~
hoi measures taken in the premises a. ha ,h Such
npnrs shall judge proper And IL i, .'te s ON
nnrna nat notice of the time "a. ~ tilci me
he eiys OF m ,he @ commissioners meeting am
v ss 70 az persons and corporatjnns ,nt9 esi1
order tSereae a,eted copies of the petition Snd b
81 sedgwick, and by postin,, ol the town
SAID town tbipT bai,qre5aid N three public place III
Petition a1r nnd saa view ami b pubshms III e s5 ap
cessiveiy in tbc oi1gr E thereon, three week. snr
mhl,s sbc, III % Iie Ellsworth American no,a,.t sue
The rst A. Ellsworth. in the County Of
fore nc p,nication to he thirty days a. icoek' iaa
t,e Time of said view, thai ali ~ a. ieast be
II they think fit '''"s at'ehh and be hear
i. t,uo Attest III. B. SAUNDERS Ga,
avaa 'e copy OF the petition and orie,' 1iefk
Attest III. b. SAIrSnEn htTeon.
Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
JUST OUT
THE STAR CHORUS BOOK

co>yISrto>s ,notn- and MUSICAL sncIrrry.
~ ". -. rEKKiN~.
Price FL Per Dor. a.
I'M - .R tHoRt BOOK J. one that a choir or
society In want of good Sacred and Secular
Ch"ru@e- VIII eagerly adopt, A. the selections are
OF The rsTy bcsf l6, pages, large Octave size 80
'h"ru-e- about half Secular, half sacred. organ
or flAno accomplishments. For Mixed Voices
Amoug the Sacred pieces will be found HavIn'.
GLORIOUS i the King" Mcndcls-ohn'- Il waited
i,f ii,,f me Lord, iandels 'iialleltjah," and
Among the secular Choru-e. are B.nedIct'.
Home, Stcwarf's Bells Of St Michael. .
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Ellsworth American., 1884-08-21
From the Boston Pilot !

A favorite fee trade argument consists
in saving: II unrestricted commerce among
sixty millions Of people is good thing,
why would i; not be better thing 10 have
it 50 among all the peoples Of the world 7
Which is as wise as asking If a profitable
business is good thing 10 nave in family.
why would i, not be good thing 10 share
with the neighhors If all the world be-
longed to the United States it would be a
good thing to abolish tariff: but at present
self-inierest is the wise. If selfish. policy of
this country. When the rest Of the world
i willing to share the cost Of cur liberties
il viii be time enough 10 give II the benefit
Of our commerce.
"A Gentleman nov in England writes %
a friend in Boston.
was in Austria wien received the news
of Blaine's nomination. Since then have
iourne,ed through Germany and Belgium,
and have visited the chief cities and good
many Of the manufacturing districts of Eng
and. have found that every imperiall>t
every foreign manufacturer, every man IN
ierestel in foreign commerce, every free
trader IN sentiment. every man who was en-
gagged in blockade running during the war
every man opposed 70 republican form o
government. every man in favor Of restrict
ing the importation Of American products
j. denounciug Blaine aud roaring for Clece
land What does 1t mean ?