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The Cecil Whig., 1884-12-20
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and the many Throat Affections OF children
promptly. pleasantly ant s2!ciy relieved H.,
.'Rough on Coughs Torches. l5c.: i}a sam 30,
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Rough on Corns. ."

PalpitatiGns. DropSical Swelings Dizziness
Indigestion. Headache. Sleeplcssness cured by
Wells Health Renewer.'
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The monkeys are delicate creatures
aud contract consumption readily when
the temperature falls below TO, and
that degree of heat is preserved in their
house during the Winter. The little
alligators, when November arrives, are
put in the tank in the snake house.
superintendent Brown has never yet
succeeded in keeping an alligator through
the Winter, but has hopes of being able
to keep the one in the box alive until
Spring.
The chimpauze is kept i'll close quar-
ters in pen in the deer house, with
plenty Of straw, and is supplied with
heat through an apparatus specially con-
structed for that purpose. The tempera-
ture is kept at from roo to SO. The
Swiss chamois goats, while they come
from the fields of eternal snow aud are
supposed to be able to withstand almost
any degree of cold, are so acclimated to
the temperature Of this country that they
keep pretty closely housed during the
Winter, and go out i'll their contracted
yards as seldom as possible. The foxes
and coous and the opossums ale alike
unmindful of the frigidity of the atmos
phere. The owls and hardy American
birds need but little individual attention
beyond the supplying of food.
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Clears out rats. mice, reaches flies. ants bed
bugs, Skunks. .chipmunkS, guphers. l5c. Druggists
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.Rough on Toothache,

Ii you are losing your grip on lie" Try wells
II caith Rrnewcr.' Gu-s direct t. weak spots.
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Children. slow in development. I,unN. scrawuy.
and delicate use Wells Health Remover
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strengthening. Improved, the best for ha bachc
pains i'll chest or side. rheumatism. neuralgia.
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Hacking irritating Coughs Colds. sore Throat,
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Instant relief Tor Neuralgia. Tootha"lie. Face
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Rough on Itch cures humorS. cr"pton>. ring
worm. letter. salt rhcuIn. frosted feet ctibiaiHS
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Ask for Well Rough on CornS l5r Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft curnS warts. .bunious
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H0W THE BIRDS ARE KEPT.

The hild honse is kept at an average
temperature OF GS degrees during the
winter. The heat is not made uniform,
but is allowed to vary slightly, 50 as to
conform rs nearly as possible to the ordi-
nary conditions Of life. The parrots are
quite sensitive to cold, and whenever the
temp. ratnre goes down collect in groups
o;l then perches and mutter and cluck
suLgt stiroly, with their heads buried
under their wings. Two Indian buffa-
loes are the object Of u good deal of in
tercst Gpou the part Of the Snperintcnd-
ent as il is their first winter il this eli
mate. So fa: they have stood it well.
They are furnished warm quarters, but,
appal ent Y, prefer to spe.d much of the
day out of doors. 1t is thought they can
be easily ac:lina;ed.
The lions and the tigers, the hyenas
and the 0ther animals in that building
are all, to great extent, acclimated,
aud, besides keeping the temperature in
the building at about 65o, no especial
provisions are found necessary for their
comfort. They don't like cold air, anC
when a gust of it occasionally sweeps
through an opened door they crouch
''cuddle," as the children say-up in one
lnnb Fl xedly at moth
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"ROugh on Coughs

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Sore Throat. HoarSeness. TrocheS l5c. Liquid .25c
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three or four hoUrS eTery night coughing. Get i'm
mediate relief and sound rest 10y using Wells
Rough Coughs TrucGcS ljr.: Bas;im. l5c
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the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER
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Southern country to bear him testimony TO
the truth of the assertion that in no case
whatever will it fail to cure if the direo-
tions are strictly followed and carried out.
In a great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for q cure, and whole fami-
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aperfect restoration CT the general health.
1t is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain &c cure, If its use is continued
in smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu-
ally this medicine will not require any aid
10 keep the bowels il good order. Should
the patient, however, require a cathartie
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses of the Tonic a single dose of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS viii be suf-
fcient.
BULLS sARsAPARILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and Scrofulous affections.
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Oil from Natures Neiis.

Strengthening. improved. the best ioc backach
pains in chest or side rheumatism. neuralgia.
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from tropical countries, do not suffer
under ordinarily cold weather, and could
easily stand much lower temperature
than Co, although, as they are in the
same building with the giraffe, they are
compelled to submit to that amount of
heat. Their limit of endurance is known
to approximate 40, although it is not
thought desirable to keep them in a
building where the thermometer regis
ters less than from $50 to CO., The
young elephants fell the cold quite SEN
The Cecil Whig., 1884-12-20

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HARDY AMERICAN ANIMALS.

Tie otter, like most native American
animals, doe' n"t need any especial pro
vision tor winter. Plenty OF straw is
put II its !sn, and fond Is supplied resu-
layly. fhe bars have their d.,ls. They
have an aversion for crld weather aud
rain storms, An,i seldom So oat i'll the
pits during tht progress of either. Even
the Polar hear shiinks from tn. snow
and the sl.rt, and keeps iii his den. After
Move b2r, the bears cease their daily
baths. Two Indian ante lopes. recently
received at the Garden, are securely md
comfortably housed, and are given plen-
ty of food and straw. The swans are
hearty, and survive the c. lGest winters
The keeper, while ice is on the pond,
chops ont an open space in the wa.er,
y here lie swans and ducks frequent,
and fcr;! aHl drink and take their daily
eyercI :. y, sen this is not possible, they
eat 81 in place OF drinking water.
There arr I:nxe> ai.d krt,ncls and 4 dense
unA2rLlu,'. on The island. all OF wh;c!l
aifnrsi - c'Ss ny sht Ter. Superintendent
El.vn says ttift the migration "f ducks
II "ii : !, ct "n account of tie e-i.i,
n:t: .r,.i 3ae< :,l inoi.
p! 49, "a n:.,;i cam l., i'll tic Gar
den ,.,.e e .,rny tnoran-nl, a.chn ,tc !,
a; i .:l withstand he 5 vcrit, Of Nor
th"In v.aarr. They ara p.">:,l,l with
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28
North Castine Campmeeting.
WV. o. MCDONALD

Opened Aug. Is, with fine sermon BY
Rev H. W Norton. of Gouldsboro. Text,
Eek. 3, lib. Brother Norton's earnest
words found lodging place in many a
heart, and were grandy re-echoed by the
earnest labors of both ministers ard laymen.
The following brothers delivered sermons
Tuesday, A. NJ, Rev. +. L. Brooks, Acts
3-16. P. NJ. Rev. II. Z. Frohock, Heb.
49,. Evening, Rev. 7. II. Murphy, Ps.
1919.
Wednesday, A. NJ. Rev. &. Z. Libby,
John 1876. p. NJ, Rev. +. II. Osgood.
Sub Christian Earnestness. Evening, Rev.
NJ. G. Prescott, Hosea l0-l2.
Thursday, Centennial Day, A. NJ, Rev.
L. L. Hanscom, gave a stirring address on
Methodism. z. NJ. The subject considered
was "Chustian Education. Rev. {. b.
Besse was to have delivered the address but
owing to death in his society, could not be
present. and c. L. Libby, F. H. Osgood. H..
Z. Frohork, l.. L. Hanscom and v. p.
Wardwel flied the time with telling speech
es. Evening, Rev. I. F. Smith gave an ex-
cellent sermon on Psa. 25-4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28

The Girandc~t Republican
Rally Of the Campaign. in this
County, vii! he held in Els
worth. on Thursday afternoon
and evening. Aug. -. Senator
i'aNc.anL Hon. j {. Burrows,
ot Michigan, will be present and
speak. The LOYAL League of
Bangor. il uniform. accom-
panied hv the Bangor Band,
will parade in the afternoon
anal Mill unite IN 4 Grand
toreh-Ii4ht procession in the
evening The Emerald Band.
~ Ei'-w .rth, will also furnish
music. Should the wcathcrh,
pleasant there MIL doubtless
he many here. from different
paris of the county, to listen
L. The eloquent speakers. Let
~ have a grand rally Of the
Republicans of Hancock Conn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within and for
tn. County of Hancock
THE Undersigned William H. Walls, Of Mt
l. Desert. Hancock County. Maine. next friend
OF the following minors Ncttle H. Grover, Cora
=. Grover. Creely II. walls. Hilliarl W. Walls
anil Laura A. Bracy. all of Mt. Desert, respect
fully represents that said minors are seized and
Ia wit Eleven three hundred eighty fourths
IN ISL undivided Of the farm situated at seal
Harbor, In -hid town 90 Mt. Desert now occupied
by Geo. W. Bracy being the same described In a
decd from John Bracy. Lr., Ia George W Bracy
and william Bracy. dated Feb. 10. ISIS, and r..
corded In the Hancock Co. Registry OF Deeds Vol
lB. Page 49,. TO which deed and record reference
l. made. That -aid estate Is unproduetive OF any
benefit 10 said minors ami that II will be for the
Interest OF said minors that the same should hr
sold and the proceeds secured on interest he
therefore prays YOUR Honor that William Rogers
~ Eden. In said county. suitable person. NAV he
authorized and empowered aErerahlv to law ~
sell AL above described real estate ur -uch part II
i a. In your opinion may ~ cNpc,iicn,.
WILLIAM H. WALLS
Ellen. AuI .. l->l.
STATE or MAINE
HANcoykt sat- 4 Court NJ Probate htld at WI.
worth, on tie thiri Wednesday Of June. l~~4
on the Petition aforesaid. ORpTREp, That notice
he given ~ publishing ropy ~ .aid petition with
thi- orler thereon three week successfully Tn the
Ellsworth American q new -paper printed or pub
i-hei IN Ellsworth, that all persons Interested may
attend on the third "Wednesday u sept next
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5v5S PARKER TUCK, judge.
Attest .-CHAs. 4. DoRR. Register
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the usual excursion rates, arrangem ents will
this wear be made for special rates to Sun
day schools, public schools and ASSOCIATE ons,
and correspondence on this subject should
be addressed to Mr.. John N. Little, chair
man of committee on conduct Of fair, or Mr..
John F. Wood, treasurer and general mana.
ger, Institute Fair Building, Boston. II has
been decided to make certain alterations
whereby few more exhibits can be received;
and persons desiring TO be represented can
obtain full particulars BY addressing the
general manager, as above. The Fair will
open Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 8, at 2
o'clock, and close Saturday. Nov. l. at 10
o'clock p. m.
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L. }. Perry. Of Washington, is IN the city
GA a visit 10 his mother aHd sister.
FISHING schooner Corpora! Trim arrived AT
Gloucester. Aug y. from Bay OF Fnndy.
TIL. fall fern Of the L. Nc. seminary.
At RncLsrarf. begins to-day ;welnes,iav.)
Tn. Emerald Rand furnished excellent
,nu.i,, for The perrblicsn rallie, of saturday
AMI Monday evenings.
Ma. nj, ,,.,.,i-..,, No.,
Mr.. charles whitconh. Is visiting her rela.
tive and friend, in ili, city.
Nr >,,,uelto ..l b;s l,uob,er Annie
az I,,, M, L,,, ~. ~ ru.uor,h ,,.i,i.,,
hi, brother. can't. Charles =. Lord.
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hr' ''i'h y iia'' i"Ne ''oi' IA 'e'n
nhoei-"'n- 'N''ii>"e r.l'a"s' III oi'"'u
a-a'h i"f business anu wa DC r'"n :" >'N ni'
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hI' - H. Eil"' "a' pr">'raied' early
>A'uF'as h'"filh-' p' >'Nere attack OF bill
,'u> '""'- lie ma since been confined I" his
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Marine List.
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There has been a wide difference Of opin-
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NEW YoRK.-Ar. Aug. 10. brig T.. L. Camp
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Nellie Grant. and Nandals from Ellsworth
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>tanwood, Portland.
PRovIDENCE.-Sld. u. sch. susan y.
Pickering. Haskell, Orient. to load guiano in
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PoRrLAND.-Ar. Aug. 20. sch-. st. Leon.
Perkins. l.. II. smith. Leach, and Cabinet.
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PoRTLAND.-Ar. Aug. -. sch. J. B. Stinson.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28

MIR. Frsnk Cousins la, returned home
after an extended trip through Washington
Territory, Oregon and California. lie re-
por'> business ,er. dull in those
countries.
The steamer Dolphin brought home
some Of our Black Island friends on A short
visit. We are told there is a fine chance for
quarrying granite there.
Weird. son Of Frank Long. fell out OF
his dining chair recently. and Gu; his
forehead. DIR. Manning dressed the wound.
and the child is now doing nicely.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28
The Narrow Escape


-.sto. Ssu
"s'ei VI ID q a. y. II.
sleep after fatigue, and health after disease
are two Of the sweetest experiences known TO
man. Fourteen years Is long time In which TO
suffer vet Mr.. Peter LAWYER, OF Dalton, Mass
had led a miserable life for that period through
the presence OF stone In the bladder Tha, he
sought In all directions for cure Is an almost SUI
perfiuous statement He did obtain temporary
relief. hut nothing more Last January he ca Heb
on nr. David Kennedy, Of Rondout, y. Y, who
said, after examination; Mr.. LAWYER. you have
stone In the bladder We will first try DIR DAVID
kENNEDI'S FANORITE REMEDY before risk
ing an operation. n rev uaNs later the following
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Messengers Notice.
oFfICE OF THE SHERIFF. OF HANCOCK Cor>Tl
STATE OF MAINE.

ttfi'E tF HE SHERlfF OF HkN'pt IA tplNIh
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK s. Aug. Is, \. H., lSs4.
THIS stn give notice that the fourteenth day
of Aug, \. d, lss4, n Warrant IN Insolvency
was issued out of the Court OF Insolvency for said
County Of Hancock, against the estate of said
Timothy q. Pickering OF Deer Isle and said nuuty
% Hancock adjudged to be- an In-olvent Debtor.
on petition Of said Debtor. which petition was
filed on the sixth LAY Of August, A. u. l>>4, Ia
which 'late interest on claims Is IA be computed
that the payment oi any debts To or by said Debtor
and thc transfer amt delivery Of any property by
him are forbidden by law That Meeting OF the
creditors Of said Debtor to prove their debts and
choose one or more as-ignees OF his estate, win be
held at 4 Court OF Insolvency to be holden AT
Ellsworth. In said County. In Probate Oilice on
the third day OF september, A. d., lssi, at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. l.. II. MILLS,
Deputy >herih, a Messenger of the Court Of In
solvcncy for said County of Hancock. 2wSi