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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
Hailins Ports Of Vessels.


fEtt- The Lewiston Journal
u, Section ,. of The a.; u December ID.
l192. C'asre>, provided ~ >Ia>t,lc. e.,
follows \ N->,t-', n'mp ppal %, t..i !. .r
nearest ~ a...rl tGt h.,h1ul III r4ul.I4.
owner. 4>..4..i resides; Il>l iut' i'., l..ue
nf ever ,c,>a 4ul hrr hpne p1a ~ i,' be
rlIlte4 va Id. STERN.
Between De cn5er. 81. l.J2 ash Nh.
p, lNsj, pot by common A-t-pr4-l1l
NA> Ag.l % mglu hAEplr "a Aatrl. Ys tna.r
property. taAu ID cjtt containing AItblr
~ haven. Ia lLis district 81 FTeul.mIu,
Bay anil refer 20 t1I, district. because
MIA, j, ;r4e Of u j, .Ar-rl, u4~ of a.l4,.
other Gl>,uc.>l there are twelve snch tJHu>.
!. e.. town, oaniain,a. ullIsIb.c water, c,I-
Hrclel with The ocean. VIZ Ellsworth. SIR
rs. li1uco-k Franklin. Sullivan. GlIia,-
51ro, l.ano.nc. Trenton. EI-n. Nj Desert,
lFemun, AMI Crauberr, Isle, PrtSipu, %
Marco -. l>.j. vessel might hail from
any one of thy>. twelve towns. provided
her h4,aan. pr managing oancg l.ai r,>l-
dencr 'hrreln. ln., vas the ctt,tum all over
the coua.rl and It gave ungSrG>i! >4-l>fAc-
lion. II sr>>el 80, owned 10 llml.Dr.
flr instance. she had l.amour pd.nirl on
her stern a. hallIns port. and ever, body
VINO saw her. wherever ,hc might b.. knew
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/ The railroad ON the mountain was deemed
public convenience within the meaning OF
the statute. by this hoard, a, the time Of its
construction, for the purpose of making the
ascent. Large sums Of money have been
! expended in its construction aud equipment.
The amount Of travel upon i, during the
past season fully sustains the theory that
! II is public convenience. Would the con-
templated narrow gauge railroad from Bar
Harbor village to connect with this road on
the mountain be public convenience
do the public exigencies require its con-
s,ruc,ion; or does il require that these four
thousand or more people who may desire
To visit the summit of that mountain and
view the scenery there presented shall be
obliged to walk. or avail themselves Of the
means heretofore provided in thai locality
for conveyance TO the Green Mountain Rail
road. because the sound of locomotives
whistle might CRATE harshly upon the ear
OF some one IN retirement. or that q spark
from said locomotive might cause FIRE in
the woods in some dry season. and DESTROY
the same TO some extent
Nature has given 90 Noant Desert Island
some of the grandest scenery on the globe. It
was placed there, not for the eve Of the rich
alone, but for that Of the poor as well: not
for the few but for the public /; for thQse who
stay but a day As well as for those who stay
months and wears; and for the purpose of
viewing il they may avail themselves of the
more modern means Of travel. whether the
object be business or pleasure. And we
think railroads NAV be lawful, constructed
10 NEE, the demands Of the public in this
respect, and that the right of eminent DO
main may be exercised for such purpose
II is now thr settled doctrine. throughout
the several states. that the business and
purposes Of railroads. canals. public high
WAYS. 10 'npikes. bridge, and other such
means for travel. are a public use within
the meaning Of the Constitution and that
4 Is public use. though the pleasure Of the
public i chief, concerned. Matter of
Central Park G3 Bari. 2>2; in r. Mount
Washington r. r., - y. II. l3i.l
The Legislature of tins State has seen Fl,
o. delegate 10 a.. a. hnarl the power to
determine IN cases of this kind whether nr
not the public convcnienre~ and exigeucie.
require The construction Nv such railroads
We must therefore decide these questions
from what light We have before us; aud
having carefully considered all the evidence
introduced hy the petitioners and the r.
monsir5nt> aud the Arguments If counsel.
Ne ar satisfied anl Dur tiriu. j. ihI' the
public convenience and cx,.cncls> require
>Ich = railroad a. the petitioners propose -
construct. from some point q, or near tile
village 81 Bar Hlrhor ~ the town nf T. TN.
in the proposed ter minus a, the hA,. nf
Green Mountain in the town of NJ desert
But We think that the objection nf Tie
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State News.

Hon. +. A. Pike AMI family of Calais
are spending the winter in Fiorll..
The Semi-Centennial of Bangor's incor-
poration occurs Feb. ~, and measures are
being taken to celebrate it.
The Maine Central Railroad at their
last meeting, declared senli-an divi-
dend of two per cent.
Mr. +. F. Gilman of Pennington, is on
his way home from Texas with seventy IN
broken horses, for sale in the country.
The whole amount of bonds issued for
building the Bangor & Piscataquis railroad
extension, $500, 900. has been disposed Of
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POOR SPELLING.

There l. now and then person who Imagine,
the nroprictos,, Of Thomas isclnetrie oil must
ne very ignorant of orthography in spelling the
word electric withth Is. Electric i used 70
proect against dceeitful and base iniiators " no
since they have learned of this remarkable rem
is anil It's Intensive sale Throughout the counirv,
have went to their wit, end IN the attempt TO
manufacture something 10 resemble II. While
we take this precautionary measure we might
all that the heating properties OF Thomas
Eclectrie Oi! could no more be eaunitrieiied
than the p,ramdS OF Egypt. The original and
only Eclectric oil il "a Goiiah among it, Tom
Thumb competitors. and has reputation for
honesty and efficiency universally admired and
never gpproached For rheumatism amt SlI
uches, slrains, aud pains. we most heartily
recommend H. McSSrS. Sargent Bros, drug
gj.ts, Delta. Ohio, in ordering quantity
81 Thomas Fclcrtric Oil, write that they never
.old ANYTHING that gave .uta universal sails
fltction In curiu. coughs, colds, bronchitis.
rheumatism. neuralgia, etc. jos. l.. Foote. thu
Commodore. Elgin, ILL.,, says Thomas Eclectrir
oil clre, him 81 sriatira with one application.
thoroughly applied. II also cured linn OF "a
severe cold and cough. He thinks it = very
valuable remedy and viii never he without ~,
1 yr 81 Y
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State Of Maine.


HANCOCK. - - aHA
A the Court Of Coaafg Commissioners, b~gsn and
Held at EnsrortA, ,cifkin aud for fke Consfg Of
Hdneock the second Tuesday Of October 1883,
and By adjournment Decembcr ~, a. D., fsS3.
MI now the Commits sioners In accnrslancr With
"A section 81 chapter OF the Revised Statutes
having first made annual inspection In the
month Of september, lsssi, nj all County roads In
the unincorporated Townships and tracts Of land
in said County, and having therruppn made an
innate 81 the amount needed to put them IN repair
50 ~ to bc safe and convenient for public travel,
have assessed upon the follow ing described amin
cnrpoyatcd Townships aud tracts Of land In said
County exclusive % water AMI land reserved for
public use, for that purpose, during the year lss,
: follows. viz On Township No. :, south niNis
ION, the sum II sl0S - a. follows, viz
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07


The Methodist church at Oldtown was
principal of the East Maine Conference
Seminary preached the sermon.
According to the Courier Gazette there
il lively contest in Camden for the posi-
ton of deputy collector Of customs, the
principal actors in which are Mr.. Shepherd,
the present incumbent, and Allen Miller,
Jr.. formerly postmaster
Oscar T.. Blaney repeated on tie Wit
ness-stand his confession that he killed
Thomas Barrows, Thursday afternoon, in
the Saco murder trial.
The two Italians who are at the Ban
gor Jail on a charge Of murder seem to have
deadly hatred for each other. At every
opportunity they upbraid each other in an
CRY words.
-Jehn Fitzgerald. aged Sc, quarryman,
fell from the bluff in Limestone quarry,
Rockland, Saturday forenoon. and was
killed.
"A lady IN Troy. Mrs. Spraguc. perhaps
- wears OF age. is cutting her third set of
teeth. She has already complete set Of
uppers, 80 far advanced as to III able to
mastica,e With ease.
The vut Of timber on the West Branch
Of the Penobscot during the present winter
is estimated at from 10000. 900 10 3j.00o.-
600 feet.
rare species DC bird has been seen
about "iScassct, recently. supposed to be
South American penguin. Several have
been captured and mounted as specimens
The examination Of the affairs Dc the
mon Mutual Life Insurance company of
Maine. which commissioner rarhnx attack.
ed is practlyali, completed. and il il believed
the COMPANY will be pronounced perfectly
solvent
William Fash. Esq. died Wednesday.
January %. aged 66. He Was postmaster
Of Waldohoro during the administration
Of President Pieryc >e!e,tman. anil fur
man, year, had been shlpbulder and
merchant
News nave been received ot The death
II the wife Of Mr. g. Linn. the well known
manufacturer Of Hartlani Some SIX weeks
lgo The dccra III burned hcr hand. Anl sane
vas applied. causing blood poisoning. which
resulted her death.
IF W"li has IT,. largest men. Eat WI
ron can boast ~ thu .mlllr,; BABY. sa,, tie
Record. VIII Woalcnrk has !lrtle dauch-
Ter samr oyer 3 week old. weighing nnh
- sounds. \ lid,'> rng of ordInar, Nv
"n. sap to - shoulder. L. Is a ncr'rc .,
formed ant apparently hetl;h, chi.i
-Pa,' ~ e. 4 X IA, r,-.a.t, c>-ah.
ti>a"l d, Ml9'ctoH. a. .1opA county.
PoN la} vii. - r,'aiI.A.l NJ Weld.
February !, snl Pn>' loI wl.. ~ established
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Notice Of foreclosure.

lTHEREAS samuel {. Grindle Of Bluehiu
w County OF Hancock and state of Maine bv
his mortgage, deed, dated the twenty thiri ,lay OF
April, 4. ID, 1879 ami recorded in Hancock
Registry OF Deeds in Book 10 Page rs conveyed
to Angus Henderson. all his right title and in.
terest in and To the following described tract or
parcel Of land, situated in said Bluehll and bound
Ell a. follows beginning on Long Island at the
northwest corner of the farm formerly owned by
David Carter; thence North - East To the head
of said farm; thence south thirty four rods and
l6 links thence south - West TO the shore thence
northcrly by the shore tine first mentioned
bounds. Also one other lot or parcel of Land
living on said Long Island, md bouniedas follows
to wit; Commencing at Il marked tree by land
formerly owned by Robert Carter; thence norther.
" fofty-fiye and one half rods to q marked tree
thence south Az West one hundred and three
rods, thence south 81 West twenty-six and one
half rods thence North eighty nine degrees East
hundred and twenty three rods to first mention
ell bounds said lots being the same which the
sail Henderson conveyed to the said Grntle by
his Deed dated April %, 1879. to which reference
NAV he had for more particular description
And whereas the said Angus Henderson on the
sixth day of February, \. ID. leS1 assigned said
mortgage TO the undersigned, which ssignment Il
recorded In Hancock Registry OF Deeds, in Book
ISL Page 49,, and whereas the conditions OF sail
mortgage have been broken, now therefore, b.
rea son of the breach of the conditions, thereof T.
Alexander Fulton. claim foreclosure of said
mortgage. - -
ALEXANDER FULTON
February. |, i-cl 3w6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Los Angeles farmers are enrichng the
Soil with chopped evergreen twigs Of sew
eral varieties scattered on the surface Of
the soil and plowed in. The result is said
10 be satisfactory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

W. refer with pleasure To thu card of
nr> Read. At the r. an< fioa y. Bns-
ton. These gentlemen are graduates of the
bet known MrniC w. School " this cuun
try, and their success IN treating heir Spec
ialty has given them very high .ttniins as
practitioners. >ufrrrr> from the diseases
they treat cannot dn better than N consult
them PERSONAL, Or send for 4 pamphlet con
tanning the testimony # many who have
been healed n their >k.Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Speaker Carlisle ma, become one Of the
senators from ken:uckv if he will but he is
said to be ser, well satisfied with hi> present
position. Neither Randall nor Cox would
mourn his loss in the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
Nny a. described aboNe. n, - .,,h.,r.
STATE OF MAINE.

,I,>co,k So Court. Of County Commissioner
January Term, \. D.. ls.t
Ipon the foregoing petition 10 Il conSf'leren ~
the Commissioners that the petitioners ars ~.
.pnnsibie an,i that they ought TO he heart t"uchis
the matter forth in their petition, anil THEREFORE
or,ier that the County Commissioners meet ~ wy
PROMISES on saturday the sth day Of March neNt'
1t III o'clock A. NJ. and thence proceed to we" tr
rnutr mentioned In said petition, Immediately
after which view, u hearing OF tit parties an"
witnesses will he hail nc SOME convenient place ~
the vicinity AMI such other measures taken ~ the
premises i the Commissioners shall Judge proper
Aud IL j. further ORDERED, That notice Of the thc
place and purpose of the Commissioners mrttlhs
aforesaid DC given 20 all persons aud corporation
Interested ~ serving attestci eupir- 81 tue
petition and this order thereon. npon the clerk al
ta, Of E,lcn and by posting up ateste' copies ~
aforesaid in three public places IN said town
thirty ,lays at least before the time appointed t1r
sail view and by publishing the petition and ericr
thereon three weeks successiyely in the Ellsworth
American newspaper published at Ellsworth ~
tho County of Hancock the first publication e r.
thirty ,iay- ut least before the time OF -aid view
that an persons and corporations Interested may
attend and lee heard II they think NJ
Attest III. II. SAUNDERS. CLERK
\ tr,ie cDpy ~ the petition and or,ler thereon,
swG Attest III. u. sAtNDER~. CLERK
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State OF Maine.


o. w estate 81 Prank ,.tlmru. cN r..
~ ihr yn.ur .f n,it inIiAr-. a4i -.iuiuon
tAr AIN defendant, If hr tnay h' ftuui ii Nuur
precinct t, appear hrfur,. nHr Ju-t.rr- " thc ~
prrne Judicial Court next t. lg hpl,irn IN EIi--
worth. within and Orr our County ui Hlnrrrk, un
rnr second TUESDAY .l Nprli nest th,l Aud tsrt
w VAR ~llI Count ~ answer untr II t4ry Whiting
Dr. kiil,r :. Whiting. 3ni.. anil ,.,-Ir-,. Whiting.
all ~ IN worth. iIin-t'n tnut" ., PARTNERS. 10
inE business az -Hit Ellsworth. under TIN firm
name ami -iylc M Whiting brothers. III Il rlcl ~
thu Va A. thar the -d Defendant a. -lid HI
worth. uu til 18th LAY 81 u december, 4 d ISL g., Al-
I,tmt--ury note of that tate. hy him -.ti,-ril,.
ftr value received, promised
Whiting Brothers. inr Pla!ut3I- IL IA. tiI,m w
their nrirr the ~ twenty dollars ana
ty.nty-thret- with Interest from ltt. which
time 81 payment has long since elapsed Also,
'r that t, Defendant Ellsworth ,.n lht
.lav ~ the purchase 81 thi- Writ hns indebted IL
the plaintiffs in another of thrtN dollars for
80 much money before that time had and received
rs the said Defendant to the Plaiutf- u-,' in con
~iirratian thereof, promised the plaintiffs 81 pav
them THAT demand, ami the Plaintiff fur
specification uf their claim now Offer in - iruc.
prnml>-1rv note substantially described ia the
above count and nothing ell. Yet though often
requested. tile said Defendant Ina not paii -lil
-ilm but neglect to dn. to the titillZt ~ -tit
plaintiffs Ia they ~1yl the sum Of hfty dollar,
which shall then and thcrr be made to appear with
other clue damages. And have Won There this Writ
with your duing- therein
Witness John A. Peters. Justice of said Court
Ellsworth this first lay OF February in the year
Of our Lord thousand eight hundred ami
eighty three.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

H,Sco,k : supreme Judicial Court October
Term, A. D., l~~3
And now il appearing 10 the Cnurt that the said
Defendant at the date Of the service of the writ
was not an inhibitant OF this state. and had no
tenant agent attorney within tile same, and that
he mad no notice Of the pendency Of this suit it i.
ORDERED that notice thereof be given "a the said
Frank ;. Gilman by publishing an attc-tc'l copy Of
the writ aud this order thereon, three weeks sue
ce~-ively in the Ellsworth American. a new spaper
printed in Ellsworth, i'll our County IL Hancock
the last publication Ia be at lea thirty days be
fore the term ofthi- Court. To- lie held at ELS,
worth, within AMI for the Count Of Hancock. on
the second Tuesday If April next, that he may
then and there, in said Court appear AMI show
cause If any he has why Judgment should not he
rendered against him, and execution issue az.
cortngy
Attest III. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
\ copyof the writ AMI Or.lcr OF Court
thereon,
3wG Attest III u. SAUNDERS, Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

-Another effort j. being made in the
Massachusetts legislature 10 secure biennial
sessions. 1t would I've a very sensible
change for Nassas ,iusetts to make.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

The Senate Committee on Public Build
ings, has reported fs,orably on the bills
authorizing the erection Of public buildings
at Augusta, Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

And John Il. ~humln ~ aid Township l. al
pointed Agent t" -'lrcrintend the expenditure Of
said assessment
IT, be pnhli-hrl n IN state Paper and Eli
worth American.
j. W. ~OME-. iCnunty ,ommis-'r.
NEWELL b. COOLIDGE. for the
JAMES W. BLAI>DELL. County Of Hancock
\ true copy 81 the assessment,
3w6 Atte>t-H Il. SAUNDERS Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

\ good .t1pl" patent medicine likr .la,l-
wins Tar syrup may hr trusted with far more
~afrtt than tipcinr'- prescription. The form
"r h1~ been tested hundred thousand times.
whilr ihc latter nny effect anlmay not. q. \.
Plrrhrr. Erb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

A bill has been introduced into the
House for the establishment Of a life saving
station a, GAY Head, Martna's Vineyard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

In the Senate. THURSDAY, senator Hale
presented petition Of masters Of vessels
and etners directl, interested II navigation.
citizens Of Main. PRAYING f1r the better
lighting Of the western entrance ID S1d'h-
ives, Harbor. on Mount desert Island. The
petition wa, referred 10 thc Committee on
Commerce
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,I,no,,hl, county Commissioners

To the Honorable County Commissioner VI
Hancock County.
THE undersigned. being Responsible PEI Suu s,
Il sperffully reprcsen that common con ~,
"a necess ty would he served by cnahge ~ w.,
hiGihway leading over duck Brook MI, , ~ wv
49, ! high,yay beginpin. on the highway leading
S,rs Hills cove .,arounsi Long and puck Brook
IIiIls 20 Duck rook at the eastern end q me roa
bullt liz d. w Brewer the present fall Tor Mrs;
MARI + Hxight anil follows said road bult ~ sain
Brewer and road built by Ezra Higgins ~ tte iali
of lsss In nortwesterly direction oyer ths NM
NAV lcading over said Long and Duck broek
iii. AMI III disseminating the old highway from
the western end OF said road baih ny SAN y.
nnek grook Briige. Wherefore they respect'uily
MI roir Uonors 10 lay out and establish snch new
highway and discontinue such partof ''e '''' ''e'
way a. d. " BREWER, and Is others
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N wv. rt. III.
Judl-.al t.n.lr- n.>.t.. II. b..l VIII, i. tl.,,,r.t
Nttflu AMI Tor thr { ountF ~ Ii4UtaaL ,u t.t,.
sefpnI lu"'lAt ui October. A. r.. l--i.
ID E>PECrFt ILN represents yeir ln,e,.t,t
n Gamma r Lime II l. -,,orth II fb,. ,,,at, i
Utue,,rs and -f,tn - Nq,r. 49,, X -, ~ ,'s,
her husband tts-rr-,. \ Itlut an ri. .t,, ,,rt
,ls d: 'piyiuhrr. n u l,-5. NJ Iiu.,,nt lfg.. M
WI, 'onnty of waldo NJ said STATE nr Maine Oh
~ ,'i ~ " -. me re,e' ~ anitl"r
." ''' mr. fh'Fti-'NN~' inff Altcr t'-f said
Hill a''i 'i,f i"I,th'r q
II I, T Il. '',' '-i.- 'I'.i 'i.t nuIi We hF-t
'ht o. ~ "ytl, ~ -. tfht = .ur lttrE.T
- t,t,,r5 pa. ~ LoM'll't- her san
TWILL trl . yi.f st n \, n ~, 'ne' l'a" We ain.
m o''t NH t''l 7" i'''4 m NIT l-s Mp CATION
I.-,f '...,.. u, a,.ln,; "".It ft-hi'
- t GA 'I'' 7.'''i hiHt 'lat OF brrt'n',;.
- -, '.'' 'Ht N ~ -iliithir rfu-r " lttuil,
4, M, i7 ht' # nNrl WED h.r
III Ui l 'i-' ,LG M ly'tih."r
,.I I, ,a,' i-."ci'e NJ Er'-7ly' "ant"hlt aGI
c,5,-,l,,',. '''' ~ u' 20 ,,I''l-h- PfI'iit
,,i,.,,,., ' i .-'n- .pH1tv7 He -pp"fi ann
Hill, ,. '''I VI ''''f '' 'I' i.intL4Hi that daring
li h hin " p'il-'t' entirety Z" support
i'F-''H ht h'r own labor amt earning Anil -i...
tuiilitr hitgt'r mat -ihrc the first tly OF juno
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

w A MHt'D q smart active man. il o.ar
WAN lLD town in Maine to tak,.arYFs
pay. Address n ~, a''t' is'N'
PuETI tNp. MI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

"A new telephone !, saii n have been
invented which practically annihilare> space
Heretofore one hundred miles haze proved
Toe great distance for thc nra5;ira, dc ~
the telephone. and >iN,, miles have been re-
-arded as the proper Limit. ~ 'he n" q
The new telephone. however. conversation
between New York and Chicago ], carried
on With thu utmost case and ii>.nrint.,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Home Insurance Company

~ rms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

IuF N-ta-r -H Il y NI\pF H. tl.rt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-16
WHERE THE FIRE IS OUT.
Magic No More Ny,tery-See, from Across tie
UOrld

"Haroun Of Aleppo," said Sir Philip Dervsl.
had mastered every secret in nature which the
nob!er magic seeks 10 fathOm. Hediscovered that
the true art Of healing is to assist Nature to throw
of the disease-to summon, as it were the whole
system to eject the enemy that has fastened on \
part. His processes all included the reinvigoration
Of the principle Of life"
In this the Eastern sage merely anticipated the
practice Of the best physicians Of to-dsy. What
life itself is, nobody knew then-nobody knows
nov. But we have learned something of the res
sons, why the mysterious tide rises and falls Pro-
vided the great organs of the body are not ire
parably destroyed medical science can always re-
lieve and often save. Yet no reputable physician
now adheres to the barbarous and stupid processes
of depletion, such as bleeding, BY which it was
attempted to cure disease by reducing the patients
ability to resist it. Nowadays we do not tesr
down the fort to help the garrison-we strength
en- it.
In this intelligent and bene6cent work, it is
conceded that PARKER's Tonic leads all other
medicines. As an invgorant it acts Immediately
and powerfully upon the circulation and tbe
organs of digestion, thus giving Nature the assist
ance she calls for. i: follows that all ailments OF
the stomach, kidneys and liver are at once re-
lieved Or cured No other preparation ombodies
the same qualities or produces similar results. IL
is delicious 10 use, and the best known anti
intoxicant. Price SOC and 81. HIscox & Co.,
New York