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Sheriff S Sale.
II NTt. tIt VI NI\

IIN<'t,, Il. June t., LIST
IT AIKEN upon execution and Will lee soitI, public
auction an the ltTh day OF July. \. D. l-~i
At ten O'Clock IN the forenoon. the Office OF Hale
HAmlln in Ellsworth, in -aid county an tir
right, title and interest which Ahiiah urtI-
ha OF had at the tim" Of the attachment upon the
original writ I" certain lot or parcel Of land III
uatctt IN >uTTy, in said county, and bounded and
described a. follows, IA Wit beginning at the
shore Of Union River Bay thence running North
= vest ON the line al land formerly ned I,
william Coggin- and running Oh said line 10 I;lue
hill Bay, thence by the shore oil said Bay nurth,r
~ 81 rods and link I" a stake, thence south b
East 2ls rod- to the town road. thence h4 salt
road North - East 9 rod aud II links 10 u stake
thence south II East 81 rods 10 the shore uf Mon
River Bay thence -outhrrly by said ban 10 me
first mentioned bound and being thu same lu,-
conveyed to AbiJah Curtis hy Abiiah urti- and
recorded in Hancock County Registry Nol"9 F"r"
-.
3w34 Attest = TAFT. ~hctin
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The Grant Conp&nya powder magazine,
containing ten thousand pounds of powder.
located three and half mile. cas-, of this
ing larg, number Of plate glass front.
in the business portion of the CITY were
wrecked A new farm house three hundred
wards distant from the magazine. was COM
plrtely demolished but the occupants mirsc-
ulousiy esraped injur. No clue 10 the
cause Of the explosion has been discovered.
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BIDpEroRp. June TO-

BIDDEFoRD, June 10.
The First Disiuet Democrats Convention
vas called 20 order at 10 o'clock by W. A.
Cromwell Of the State Committee. Chss.
II. Chase ef Portland, was chosen delegate
% Chicago from Cumberland county, with
4. ". Bradbur, as alternate The dele
gates chosen are considered To favor CIeve-
lsnd for President and the sentiment Of the
individual delegates is decidedly in that d.
rection.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
j concerned, that he has been duly appointed.
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Ad.
ministrator Of the Estate Of Luther Lord, late Of
giving bond ~ the law directs: he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de.
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
EDGAR I. LORD, Admir-.
April 9, 1884. 3w94s
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AUGUSTA, June 10.
The cshfornia delegation, nov ia Augusta,
visited the State House making tour Of
the building. They serc shown about BY
Governor Robe. Ex-Go.. connor. Col. J.
N. Haynes and Col. H. S. Osgood.
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HA>cu'K. So curt 81 Probate, Buck sport Nav
Term, \. ID ls~I
Ncrnuut~ having been filed for settlement In = =
tat.s Of
EENJI Mn iSH late nj Fdsu
Ebeu Hamor. Admir- with the will annexed
biNIEL l.. UIIhiN son. minor. >HlhrrR.
Cyrus Emery G'du.
oRDEREn,-Thnt the said accountants give notice
10 Nh persons intcrr-tct ~ causing copy ~ TIL
Drlrr tn be published three weeks -ucrr-slycly In
the Ellsworth American. that they may appear 1t
Probate Court, 10 he holden ut Ellsworth on the
thir'i "wednesday Of June next ~ ten 0t the clock
In III" forenoon. anil show cause. II any they have.
v ny the same should not be allowed,
l"1!' PARKER Tt X, Judgr.
Attest -,HA- l.. DORR Register.
true Copy, Attest CHA-. T.. DnRR, Register.
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kesth Rrsskssllle.

Mr. Geo. z. Smith hss killed bis pigs, for
the past six years. about Christmas and their
ages have averaged about 8 months and
3sl. Can anybody beat this? Mr.. Smith
has fine pair Of 4 year old steers that
measure 6 n. llinches. He says his wife
should have the credit for raising the pigs a.
she always feeds them herself. ],
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HELENA, Montana, June 10.
Eleven miners, on their way to Ceur de
drowned. SUNDAY. BY the breaking Of the
she on The ferr, boa, a, Thompson Falls.
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CHICAGO. June 10
Geaeral Henderson, chairman of the late
Chicago Conv ea,ion, has completed the CON-
mitiee to notify Mr. Blaine and General
Logan Of their nomination in accordance
With Instructions from The Convention. The
Committee will meet ST the Parker House
in Boston, June 90
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Advertised Letters.
Ei.LswoRTH r-osT orricE.


That J. A Hale keeps constantly on hand
fine assortment Of wsii Papers. Borders.
Freixes, Opaque Window shades with both
plain and figured bands, also Curtain fixtures.
Nickel pulls. tassels and loops- have also
iust received complete line d Ailing's Writ
ing Inks and fluids in all oolors which claim
to be fully equal, II not superior, 10 any in the
market Pens Of all kinds, both gold and steel,
Writing Psper and Envelopes, Blank Books,
school Books, Knives, Portemonnaies, Toilet
sets, Soaps, Perfumery, and many other srti-
eIes too numerous to mention. The public are
cordially invited TO call and see me.
J. A. HALE.
EFT Ellsw oFfh, Ne.
Call at Joys and examine the Photographs
he is now getting mp with his new scenery and
accessories.
ion as to whether Standard or Local time
should be the rule in business, but HOI.MEs
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
Of both in the @1s64r brad Of cigars, manu-
fsctured BY Albert Lewis Of BaagoF. The
1854" is the latest out. and the bea for the
-Ifysa hive any Pictures to be copied. en-
lsrxed and framed, you should lesve yeor or
ders wiki B. r. Joy at once.
II YOU want an Oil Stove csA af +. B.
AIKEx's whsss YOU will find good sssort-
ment - priass fFoo ei.oO to e240o. 4w24
This don't isdirase . ssorssxe Of the esxn crop
A siilion boeies Of HrnDs. RAincAL Conx RE
sovER sold and guaranteed. fyr0
For the greatest amount of pictures nj
can get - at one sitting BY the new Instan-
tsneous Dry Plate Process.
sv.syssAs sAA~s
to be called handsone, esperislly the ycsns
=. ,he,r S.fe = rpvee1d With p{rap}es blctehe<
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At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport, within
and for the County of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday Of May, A. ID. 1854.
CHEPHARD W. RIDEOUT named Executor in
y a certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Mark Rideout late Of Bucks
port, in said County, deceased, having presented
the same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said Sheppard W. RideOut,
give notice to all persons interested, by caus-
Ing copy Of this order to be published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American printed or
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Probate Court To be held at Ellsworth. In said
county, on the third Wednesday Of June next,
at ten Of the clock In the forenoon and shew cause,
II any they have, why the said instrument should
not be proved, approved, and allowed as the last
will and testament of said deceased.
3w2s> PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: CHAs. =. DORR. Register.
A true Copy, Attest ;-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
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Opssnw 4 he Railrssd ThresgA Els

PORTLAND, June TO.
The Maine Central railroad will open
their ne.. sll-rail line to Mt. Desert. q. far
SIS Ellsworth, June l6, and through to Bar
Harbor June %
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viii Orangemeu rapport Mr. Blaine (.

HII-tIIf HIN, FuIIt IW
At to-day's session Of the Grand Lodge OF
Ortngrmen the grsnd treasurer denied the
published statement that the order in Pits
burg tas decided no, TO support Mr.. Blaine
for President.
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-Ifyou want the best scythe in the market
or any other kind Of Haying Tools call at
F. B. AKEN's. 4w24
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Married.

Sullivan--May "a, by +. A. Noyes, Esq, Mr..
George Robertson of Sullivan, and Miss Annie
Lindsey Of Cherryfeld.
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Aia Court u Probate holden At Buck-port within
and for the County Of Hancock, the thirl
"Wednesday Of May, 4. d. ls~4.
nEoRGE l.. WE>CoTr, named Executor IN /,
" certain instrument purporting 10 BE- the IN i
viii anil testament of Rcbecca II Wr-cott late ~
Trenton. Ia saii County. deceased. having IRE.
scnted the same for probate
ORDERED, That the said iIeursc l.. Wc-cutt,
give notice To all persons Interested, rs rau-.
ing copy Of this or'ier :" be Published three
weeks .uCCcssiyelS in the Ellsworth
American printed or published at Ellsworth. that
they may appear at Probate Court t. be held al
Ellsworth. In said county on the thiri Welne-day
Of June next at ten Of the clock in the fore
noon, and shew cause II any they have, why the
said instrument should not he proved, approved.
and alloue, the last will and Testament of said
deceased
3we2' PARKER TtIk. Judge.
Attest = HA-. L. DoRR. Register.
\ true Copy, Attest -CHAs. L. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-12

WAR DEPARTMENT }
Ofice Of thu Chief sigma Ofiiter
WASHINGTON. II. C.. June Ill Az.
Indication.
For New England. fair weather, north
tast, 10 southeast. winds, -li1h' change in
temperature
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r. The Honorable Judge ~ Prohat. for the County
~ Hancock

To the Honorable Judge ~ Prnhatc for the County
~ Hancock
THE undersigned ENcCutriN ~ the lat will and
L testament Of Joseph II. Whitmorc. late Of
BuCkspoTt, in sa!I County. deceased, respectfully
represents that the good, AMI chatIrl- rtght- amt
rr,it. al said deceased arr not sufficient 10 pay
hi- rust debts ami charges % administration. by
the sum ~ two thousand lollar- Wherefore yuur
petitioner prays your Honor Ia grant her n Licrn-..
10 -cll. at public ar private sale and ronycy thu.
follow ing parcels Of real estate situated In Buck
pnTr Village With the buildings thereon Ia Wit
The homestead Of said scea ~ed situated on Bridge
street al-o the small lot with the building- there
On. situated On Pine street near the MIL Pond
also q certain lot parcel Of land with the build
ings thereon situated In stockton in the County Of
Waldo. calie'l the Joseph II Whitmore lot She
further represents that the sale ~ portion Of
either ~ AID parcels would greatly deprertatt.
the value of the remainder. She therefore pray :
FOR license to sell the y hole uf said parcels will.
the buildings thereon. ~ the real estate Of The lie
ceased. Including the rcyrrsion Of the widow .
DOVER therein Ia satisfy said debts and charges
II administration.
BERTHA JANE WIIITMuRE
Buck ,porf. May N, l-S4.
STATE Ot MAINE
H,>,n-k ~--,"urt 81 Probate. MAY Term.
\. ~, I--t
tpon the rG"ing petition, ORDERED. That
atd petitioner give public notice TO all persons in
'crc-ici. by causing copy OF the petition, and this
or'i"r thereon, Ia be published three weeks -uc-
cp--iv"ly In the Ellsworth American, n -pappr
printed or published In Ellsworth. In said County,
that they may appear At Court ot Probate for
said County Ia he he'll AT Ellsworth, the thiri
Wednesday OF June next AT ten Of the clock
in the forenoon. t. show cause, IL any they have
Why the PRAYER ~ said petitioner should not b.
granted.
3wA2. PARKER TUCK, judge
Attest -tHA.. l.. DoRR. Register.
true Copy, Attest cH>~. Z. DoRR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-12

At a Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and for the County Of Hancock on the second
Wednesday Of April, A. D.. l.>i.
TINICE MOORE of GouldsbOro, in said County
u named ExecutriN in a certain instrument pur
porting 10 he the last will and testament of John
Moore. late Of Gouldsboro, In said county. lie
ceased. having presented the same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said Eunice Moore give no
tice 10 all persons Interested. by causing a copy
of this order to be published three weeks sue
ce-sively in the Ellsworth American, printed or
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court 10 be held at Ellsworth. In -aid
county. the third Wednesday OF June next
AZ of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
II any they have, why the sai,i instrument should
not he proved, approved, and allowed a. the last
will and testament Of said deceased.
3w22- PARKER TUCk, Judge
Attest ;-CHAs. z. DoRR, Register
4 true Copy, Attest -CIIAS. L. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-12

Rev. T. Gerrsh is the well known author of the ,
"Blue and Gray" "Reminiscences Of the War;"
etc. In the family Of Mr.. Gerrish was one who
did. buy Browns Sarsaparilla. All traces OF the
disease has disappeared and Mr. Gerrish has freely
given a testimonial Coming from such n
source. any one afflicted with humor, should he
convinced that Browns Sarsaparilla will cure all
forms OF Blood Disease.
A. j. Farmer. OF Garland. had Phthisic SO bad
that he did not for his large farm during 1853
He was so bad that often times his friends thought
he would strangie. Has been cured by Browns
sarsaparilla.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
1 concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Admin.
istrator of the Estate Of Willis J. Davis, late
OF Bucksport, in the County of Hancock. deceased,
by giving bond 5 the law directs. he therefore
quests all persons who indebted to the said de
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment
PARKER SPOFFORD.
NAV 81, lss4. 3wso'
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament of
Ezekiel Tandy, late of New Ipswich, In the County
of HillsbOrough, New Hampshire, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs; and being res
ldent OF New Hampshire. has appointed II. +.
Hamlin OF Ellsworth my agent or attorney in the
state of Maine;
he therefore requests all persons who indebt-
ed to the said deceaseds estate, 10 make mme-
diate payment. and those who have any immedi-
ate demands thereon to exhibit the same for sec
Element.
MILAN l.. SARGENT,
Greenyille, n. ii.
May D, A. d. 1854. 3w22
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W have Ju-t returned frrm thr Western
Market. with large stock nr
4 AREFUELN sELECTED-
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Hon. Is. II. Thomas, County Treasurer for
County of Penobscot had a serious case of Liver
trouble, Constipation, etc. One bottle of Browns
sarsaparia regulated the system and .,e now
joys perfect health.
Mr.. Frank A. Curtis, a large boot and shoe
dealer In Bangor, has been cured of II case of
canker In the mouth and stomach, that has
troubled him for years His sister, wife of County
Commissioner Briggs, has been cured of Il serious
disease. She has spent a large amount of money,
but never got an article of much merit rs
Browns Sarsaparilla.
ain across the Back, Indigestion or Dyspepsia ac
use Of Browns Sarsaparilla. wewarrant this, and
I IL does not do all claimed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-12

the King and Queen by fifty children was an
exceedingly interesting feature. Mr.. Weston
dorf left here Monday. for Digby, n. s., and
wifi remain in the provinces during the next
two or three months. He has made many
warm friends here who wish him abundant
success.
How The NEWS WERE RECuvED.-The
news OF Mr.. Blaine's nomination at Chicago ere
ed the telegraph Office early in the afternoon and
when the report st last came, rush was made
for the street, every one shouting and hurrah.
ing 1T the top Of his voice. Successive cheers
were given. as II In this way alone could the
crowd let out the joy that was shown 10 every
face People rapidly gathered on the strs~es.
Soon the Emerald Band made its appearance
and, heading the crowd. lead the way up Main
street TO the flag STAFF opposite Mr.. John NJ.
Haie's residence where the large Republican
campaign flag bearing the name Of James q.
Blaine In large letters was run up and unfold
ed 10 the breeze. Ii was greeted BY loud
and prolonged cheers from the immense crowd
tbst had assembled fairly drowning the music
of the band short speech, In honor Of
the occasion. was made by DR.. Vaughan, after
which the Band returned 70 post-oAce square
where there was more music and cheering.
Mr.. s. d. wiggin brought out large amount
az fireworks which were let OF with pleasing
effect. The residence Of senator Hale, to
which Mrs. Hale had just returned, was bril-
liaatly Illuminated while Chinese lanterns were
suspended from the piazza md trees outside.
The residences Of G. r. Dutton, Esq, and
Hon. 8. X. Whiting were also brilliantly Hum
mated. The streets continued to be crowded
till late in the evening, BY people conGrseulaf-
ing each other and talking over the event.
Saturday morning when it became knowh that
John A. Logan hsd been given the second
place on the ticket there was more rejoicing.
The general feeling seemed TO be thei the tick
ct wss the strongest ever given to the people
nv National Convention.
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it is said, the magnificent stones among the
crown jewels Of Spain we're taken Twice
the Spaniards were driven out before per
manent foot-hold was gained. Although
the methods of mining were primitive in
those DAYS. yet the ruins of shafts, from
which vast quantities of rich ores were tax
en- are still found on the mountain sides in
many portions of the territory. One misses
here the rolling prairies Of Kansas and Col
orado. The country is mountainous. with
dry beds Of streams which occasionally
pour down, in wild torrents. from "cloud
burst" on the mountain sides. The climate
is dry. The mountain peaks are usually
covered with snow while in the valleys the
rays of the sun pour down an almost ,ropi-
cal heat at times. The air is usually clear
and so raritied as TO bring distant objects to
the eve with distinctness almost equal to
the telescope. 1t is emphatically the at
mosphere for those having a tendency to
pulmonary diseases.
Near the summit of the Gloreta noun
tains are plainly seen the ruins Of an an
cient church said to have been built by the
Jesuit Fathers early in the sixteenth cen
fury, and around it are scattered the ruins
O. pueblo, or village. The church is
called the "Old Pecos Church" and tradition
says that it was built on the site of an Aztec
temple and is the spot where Montezuma,
the Culture God Of the Indians, was born
The Pueblo tradition also says that after
Montezuma became man he showed him
self possessed Of supernatural powers. and
that he assembled q large number of his
people and set GU, from this point to the
south riding on an eagle. Wherever the
eagle stopped at night there an Indian
pueblo was located. The sign of the ar
rival at the site Of the great city which Mon
texuma was to found vas to be "the alight-
ing Of the eagle upon . cactus bush and de-
vouring . serpent" This event took place
on arrival 1t the site Of the present city Of
Mexico The tradition furnishes the sub
ject of the Territorial seal of New Mexico
and also Of the seal of Old Mexico.
THE crowded condition Of our columns
prevents our giving more in this issue Of the
AMERIcAN, but We shall continue in our
next.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13

FRoM all accounts the best crop Of the
cereals which will be harvested in Los
Angeles county this season will bo grown
on the Centinela and Sausal Redondo
ranches OF MIR ID. Freeman. We are
informed by those who are experienced
in such matters that six hundred thous.
and sacks of wheat AMI barley would
not be large estimate Of the grain
which will he gathered on the twenty
four thousand acres Of these ranches this
year. Aud yet this IL the land that, n
few years ago, was supposed to be lit for
nothing but a sheep rangel To-day and
for some years past these coast ranohos
have paid handsome interest on a val
uation oi one huadred dollars an acre.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13

0NE Of the rich Senatorial nincom-
poops with whom the Republican party
has lately amused it,elf by placing him in
the United States Senate turns out not
TO be so wealthy as he was supposed to
be. In fact, he figures as frst-class
bankrupt aud confidence operator. We
allude TO Senator Sabin. II the grand
old party had only known what Sabin
was going to turn out on its hands il
would, to employ the language Of an
individual whose intentions were ia
advance of his scholarly requirements,
have seen him 'teetotaciously" fiabber-
gasted before it would have sent him 10
the United States Senate. The Re.
publicans of Minnesota now mourn as
doth the Whangdoodle afterhis Grst born.
To think you are getting rich Senator
and to have TO put mp with a bankrupt
nobody is something too utterly utter TO
be endured with resignation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Hale's Locsis.

Yesterdays big boom at j. Nj. Hale /
Co.'S was the result Of the extraordinary
inducements. now offered by that firm.
Call at Nos. and o Spring street and
Judge for yourself.
Those 10 cent white En- glish Main
socks took everybody by surprise yes
terday at j. NJ. Hale L Co.'S great sale
No such value was ever expected. Pay
visit to 7 and Spring. at once.
Those genuine Indigo blue prints, l2
yards for 81, beats the market at j. M.
Hale 4 Co. great sale, Nos. ! and 9
Spring street.
Before You purchase a black silk
sec that superior heavy black gros grain
silk at Sl.25 at J. NJ. Hale & Co.'S,
Nos. and 9 Spring street.
Those piques remnants at j. Nj. Hale
4 CO.. s caused general astonishment yes
terday, and well they may for no such
value was ever placed on the market.
Go to Nos. 7 and Spring street aud see
than
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
The Adventist Campaigning.

The fourth day OF the camp meeting
has passed, and tho interest seems TO be
increasing. both among these in camp
and visitors from the outside. There
were fully thousand present Sunday
night, who did their share toward Keep.
ing up the good name OF Los Angeles by
preserving tho best OF order. In the af-
iernoon large company listened atten'
lively to sermon OF great power aud
oloqucnce by Mrs. H. g. White.
Yesterday the larger portion Of the
day was devoted TO Bible readings, the
subject of investigation being the tWork
and Manifestation OF the Spirit Of God. -
Texts were read showing the agency Of
the Holy Spirit in the creation of the
world, in the incarnation and resurrec-
of Christ, in the giving Of the Holy
Scriptures, and in producing conviction
in the hearts Of sinners 1t was shown
that the gifts OF the Spirit are always
found in connection with a church hold
ing pure doctrines, ceasing only when
the truth of the Bible is trampled upon
or perverted, and that instead Of entire
ly ceasing from the Christian church,
there has been no time when the gifts Of
the Spirit, viz, prophecy. healing. etc,
have not been manifested TO greater or
less degree, and that they will continue
in the church till the end of time. 1t
was further claimed that the true gifts
differ from the manifestations of spiiitu-
alism, in that they are always in harmo
ny with the Bible. and that all tho gifts
come from the same spirit. Seventh
day Adventists take especial pains TO let
it be known that they have no sympathy
with Spiritualism, regarding it as a de-
lusion of the devil.
The appointments for to-day stand as
follows: At l0:30 Bible reading ON
missionary work: at 2.30, one on conver-
sion. to be followed by missionary
meeting at ) p. N. At 1850 =. NJ Elder
W. NJ. Healoy will deliver IN illustrated
temperance lecture.