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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-22
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SI2 marII

PETER SAKE d SoN Homer Polk gaxe)
are breeders and importers of EVERY VARIETY
OF THOROUGHBRED domestic live stock. We
have made this our SOLE business for The
past IA YEARS; have imported 1875 car Ioada
from the Eastern and Middle States to Cali
fornia. (Home Office, Lick House, 8. FL
We are also dealers in GRADE ANIMALS, es-
pecially sheep, and mich cows. We always
sell at very reasonable prices and on con-
Venient terms.
By the "Claus Spreckels" arrived . head
Of "Holstein, "Short Horn" Jersey" and
Ayrshire" breeding cattle, and within TWO
WEEKS several crates Of breeding Berkshire
pigs and hogs. We expect to remain here
two or three months or mOre-for health
and "climate''-in the meantime will re-
ceive orders for any breed-family or strain,
OF GOOD BREEDING domestic animals. SAT-
IsFAcTIoN GUARANTEED. Ohicewith R.W.
Laine, Esq, No. "a Fort Street, Honolulu.
PETER SAKE and HOMER POLK SAKE.
3lofeb11-wfeblI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-22

"Never kick man when he's down."
says an old adage. Noble men, follow
this. To this we would like to add. Never
kick man when he's up. Prudent men,
follow this.
A lady correspondent writes us for a
receipt for mince pie. This we will
most willingly furnish when we receive
the pie.
Mr.. Froude, historian, will start in the
coming spring on q tour around the world.
AS Mr.. Froude intends to lecture, he
thoughtfully takes the precaution of not
mentioning his exact route in advance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-22

Peter has for many years worked for and en-
deavored to please every class Of the community
from the highest in the land down to the humblest
of the working classes and he can say that during
that time he never made an enemy or lost a cus-
toner. Now he has again put his hand to the
pillow, and is as well able and willing to give honest
work, good material, and fair value for money IS
ever vet was done In the Hawaiian Islands Has
always on hand
Single and Double Harness.
Express Harness,
Plantation Harness.
Whips, spurs,
Channels, SpOnEes,
Brushes.
And everything requisite for the
Stable.
a3A full line of English and Sydney Saddles,
Saddle Cloths, Blankets, etc., always in stock.
What he has not got he can make.
290 my2e-d&w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-22
NOTICE.
OFFICES to Rent.

THE LARGE AND AIRY UPSTAIR OF.
4 hces In the Spreckels Block, ilst completed
on Fort street, are now offered for rent
For terms apply to
tl2 maru WIN. O. IRWIN 4 co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-22
NOTICE.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR AGENTS
~ of the British bark "Dacca" will be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by the crew while IN
port.
G. W. MACFARLANE & CO.,
4eO If Agents Brit bark "Dacca."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

RoSotred-That as one, who was so lately
able TO mingle with us at our meetings, has
been stricken down by death we are WV
idly reminded Of the brcyity OF life and the
certainty of death. Let Us strive to be pre-
pared 10 meet him on the other side OF the
Stream of Time.
Res0ired-'rhat to our mourning sister who
is thus bereft of husbands love and protec-
ton and the sons who can no more receive a
fathers counsel and guidance and 10 the aged
father we tender our heartfelt sympathy. We
know that his willingness to 20 and the hope
he expressed for his future happiness are COM
forting TO YOU, such a. nothing else could be.
and We would commend YOU to the same low
Ing Father in whom he trusted In his last days
ReSoired That our charter and rrgalia be
drapcd in mourning for one quarter as 4 token
of respect 10 our departed brother.
ResoiCed-That record Of these resolutions
be made by our secretary and published in the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and copies be pre-
scented 10 the afflicted family.
II. T. BURRILL.
ELLA l.. BCRRiLL, 80 - -
For Crescent Lodge. No. 1N6. |. %. Of q. r.
pedliam. Dee. 50, ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
An Appeal in Behalf of the Aid Society

There ha> been in this city for the pa.t
hil''h years Temperance Or.anilatinu
known A. tn "l.Iijc>' Aid ~oci,tv." They
Hold a private mcetin. every Mon,ia, .,rnin,,
al III" house ~ tn, President. Mr. l. y
hltmorc, and public meeting, ever, Sun,l,,
evening from 30 To- seven O'Clock in III.
Han "i IN" Grsnd Army ros; Thee SUNDAY
meetings are largely attended rs youn. mon.
many u whom never attend any other service.
during tn day. The service. consist Of
singing gospel and Temperance, hymns. read
lh- from the scriptures. PRAYER by som,
member and the meeting ! open for remark.
'io'h any person who h1- anNihin- 10 ,av on
me subject Of temperance, These meetings
ar conducted by lai,- Who for wears lay. d,-
voted Il portion ~ '1trt SUNDAY ,l,uin. 10 tbi.
work. No storm i.a> been severe enough. nor
'it winter cold too pierrin. TO Undue, Them 10
close Inc doors on !"un- people who are sure
/" come nj ia" appointed hour and To ind tn,
nan warmed ami lighted. "A, lon a. ~. can
raise The money to pa, the expenses wcwill
hold our meetings every SUNDAY evening. for
i might bc that the clcnin. our doors vcr,
'i">'H some Young man be- i in thu habit Of
Attending our meetings. might. finding our han
closed, -eeh soci"lN in some haunt Of VIC. :.
Say thr>c noble women The ,Nncu,.> of
'ir'>e lne"iin-> ar, >iNty dollar year. and lo
"'p urHat thr 'Artn>,, contribution j.
taken every evening which viii a,era.,. about
sf>'ht}-h cents an evening. or about balf
enough 10 !.s, "a. l;!l> Tn, balance 9TH.
'Ap'n>' J. paid by the members Of the Aid
N"'irj1- ih'l no" require tIir;y-iisc dollar.
l" "a! " hat bills are du, and TO meet tI,.,.x- /
lFH''- ~ ih- SUNDAY evening n,...tjn.- hi. I
winter i!i moi ;li.- farct., - 90, -. .-.,.
SiIi> M" attend these meetings aid the cause.
;" contributions of money, VIII no, orr
't|th> >''e 10 1t that these meetings shall no,
'e">e for the want u fun.i>. Thc>,. meeting,
ar" hon->vciarIan and on-polili,.d. They
Ah"Td a place where our youu. people Jan
meet on sunday eNcnin,> and learn nothing but
cool Many OF tho>, who frequent them If our
door should be rlos-dl. would be- walkin, The.
streets. or frequentin@ bar rooms /, il jtrt
that the members "f the Aid SOCIETY should
bear this expense alone: We appeal 10 our
citizens FOR help. until The required sum +,
raised All desiring to contribute 10 III.
'ail>" can leave their contributions at the store
Of \. +. trrecly, where box ha, been
prov led 10 receive them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

leature was given by DIR. G. A. Wheeler,
sahiecs "Reminiscences OF au Army Sur
geun." Doctor Wheeler is our local his
torian and is always interesting and in
srucsi,e. lie gave grand lecture. The
third lecture Of the course was by Rev V.
r. Wardweil. The Castine Gazette speak
Of this lecture as follows: ain the original
programme for this course Of lectures it was
designed to have this lecture precede the
other two but unforeseen causes required it
to be given later. This change was on the
whole fortunate one. The lecturers sub
jeet was Camp Life in the Army and the
lecture was brimful of humor with OCCASION
al touches of pathos. Life in camp was
portrayed with great yividness as including
the March. the Bivouac and the Picket
Line. The lecturer gave an account of the par
don by President Lincoln Of Benny Owen
William Scottl who was sentenced to death
FOR sleeping at his post He was present at
the time aud was able, therefore, To give the
actual facts. At the close of the lecture
Prof. Easily read the selection, Sleeping
at his Post Those who failed to attend
this lecture missed rich treat
The village schools commenced Jan. ).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Schooner VINEYARD. Rosebroeks. arrived y
z Delaware Brcakwa.cre Dcc. II, ron Port Al
Prince and his been ordered to Boston. TO,
which port >he sailed Jan. >.
-Workmen have have been engaged for the
past ten days eXcavating to discover leak in
the gas pipe on Main street. but they have not
as yet. succeeded in discovering IT,
=, small party went into camp at Reeds
Pond Monday last with the intention of ice
boating. II this weather continues they will
| need Il row boat. in order 10 get home.
The ice which had formed in Union river
Went out New Years day breaking airft eight
! vessels which were at Bonsey's wharf parting
hawser> a. though they were small cords.
/ The vessels were only slightly damaged.
A ear load Of potatoes and apples from
Annapolis. y. :, passed through here ve,ter
day nn the wa. TO New York there TO be
shipped 10 Dcmerara. There was also a ear
load of smoked fish from the same point. for
Montreal.
Mr. os'ar H. Moore of North Ellsworth.
wh" ha> been with DIR. Hsiuc, a. clerk for the
past three wears. has gone 10 Augusta TO com.
mence course in the Drieo Bushes. COL.
I-' Mr. Moore j. Young man Of excellent
habit. and strict integrity and deserve, .uc-
cess.
he secretary of tn, Trc.t>Hr, l,a. autbor.
l]ei a transfer of the Custom House from >nI-
itNah 10 Mount Desert Ferry. II will be- IN |
aer the charS" OF Deputy collector Gilbert + |
simpson. Thu change will be a relief To Col |
lect"T Hopkins and Deputy Chicott Of the
ustom House here. The work ha> had 10 b.
don" ;, chem M 10 this TIM,
Tic dphtheria which ha> prevailed TO An
slarning extent in Msria,ille j, ,nrradinr
somewhat into oti> and North MariayilIe
physicians pronounrc the disease to be Of the
most malignant aud fatal type and saw thai nm.
r., "" should have heavy fan Of snow that
i VIII he likely to spread >till farther. lii, 10
ht hoped that our cit, may be- spared it, raw
ages
Capt. John \. Lord ha> been appointed
agent Tor ihi> Vicinity, Of the Mariner, Mutu,l
i'enefi Association. Of New York CITY. Tbi.
society l. composed Of mariners. entirely ana
heir number l. limited 10 2a,o and imam tb,
NJ death 81 q member hi widow or heirs. re,
'eiNr a. many dollars a. Their, ar, member, re-
naming, each member being assessed - 10 On
ne death 81 a member ana ~ other due. re-.
luif't. ihI> l. a very cheap life Insurance
ma oH-ht 10 l'e entered into BY every mariner
u 'l> place. 1t secures comnet.ucy IN,
IL ''ii'iN against the ia. thst must col. 10 ALL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Dr.. George Parcher.

II meeting Of the PLY stefan, 81 Ellsworth.
IN recognition Of the removal Icy death Of Or.
"eor-' Farrher from our numbers. its
Ees"ired-That in the death Of Dr. Geor.,.
far'her. We recognize the lo~> Of Brother.
Friend and Counselor.
In all things pertaining to hi, profession.
pre-cminent among IL. both in natural .G.iiiti,--
and attachments and not lc>, remarkable for
hi great industry. both in the practice and
study Of hi profession. than for hi great
Kindness Of heart and willing response to all
The rlaiIn- Of suffering humanity
A. friend .tea,lfa>t sure. -ingularly frr,
from the petty jealou>ie. and pique> which too
often cloud the sunshine Of professional inter
course. pr. Parcler wa- ALWAYS ready to do
good to hi professional brother, both in word
and de'e, in public. or in private
A. counselor. though alwavs con,ery atiye.
Vet broad aud di>criminatin. in hi views Of
the many sided problem OF disease. hi AL, lee
wa sound, instructive and hopefully comfort
Ing both for patient and ply stefan. We have
all often had occasion 10 thank him Tor his
helping hand
Hes1ired-That We, the undersigned Phy,i
'.ian> Of Ellsworth and intimate associate, of
our much esteemed friend DR. Geo. Parcher
40 unanimously agree to attend hi. funeral 20
bearers and assist his relatives in the last burr
al Fite- II their departed friend
ALEXANDER FULTON.
EMERSON GOOGING.
l.. W. HoDGKIyS.
X. III. SWEET.
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ssiIiyaa.


There was public installation Of the Of
iieers of ID. L. Weare Post, No. 49, G. A.
K. at the 81. John hotel. on the evening of
the Sd inst, with J. C.. Chilcott of Els
worth. installing officer. The officers for
the current year are as follows J. b. John
son, C.. Augustus E. Perry, s. V C. ; Clip
sou H. Robertson, J. Y. c. Alfred Hackeit.
Chaplain Geo. A. Patten. Surgeon W. b.
Eaton, o. D.; s. r. Downing, Q. NJ; }. l..
Perry. O. g.; A. J. Pettee, Adit; Stan
Wilson. 5. NJ !; 5. o. Hardison, Q. NJ s
.Abolt 20o spectators were present who lis
tened with the closest interest TO the cere-
M Dnies of installation. An oyster supDer
followed to which all did ample justice and
then dance was given which v as kept up
Til midnight. Much praise is due Col
John Shoenber. for the free use of his nall
and for his gentlemanly attentions during
the evening. also to the Franklin band for
attendance. The music for the dance was
furnished by Monaghan's orchestra Of Els
worth. The occasion. take it all in all. was
unanimously voted most gratifying sue
cess.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
In Memoriam.

lVteFeds-Our Divine Maker has been
pleased to take from our Lodge to dwell with
Him, one of our beloved members. brother
Charles II. Pinkham.
Resolced-That in our bereaveme we ac-
knowledge the win of our Heavenly Father
and bow in humble submission, knowing that
what he doeth is for our best good notwitli-
standing it seemctli at times hard for US to
realize it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
ALEXANDER FULTON
EMERSON GOOGING.
l.. W. IIoDGKIyS.
X. III. SWEET.

The professional associates of the late D.
ihrcher have borne honorable testimony o
their high appreciation of his character DO h
~ Il man and a physician. 1t seems fitting
that some more detailed account should be DIT
on record of his long aud useful life.
Dr. Parcher was born in HaIowel. Nov o.
1903. In his early childhood hs father remy-
ed to Pittston. where his early youth wa. spent
In hi, youn. manhood he felt ii strong Ie-
sire 10 qualify himself for a wider spher4 of
work and influence. The Academy at China
afforded him the opportunity for preliminary
studies. He then entered on hi, professional
studies under the direction OF Dr. AK
Hatch, of China. He graduated al the Medical
School, of Bowdon College with the cIas, Of
$50. He practiced hi profession a few moi III.
in The town of Unity. then came to Uane,,k
in this County. and year or two after
at the solicitation of DIR. Calvin Peck took m,
his residence in Ellsworth. where for fifty
years he has been doing his life work How
well he has done that work hi. associates hive
told Us. To be a good physician dema I'd.
something more than mere medical know letge:
that something DIR. Parcher had in AN emir mt
degree. He had ready sympathy for the >uf-
ferlng and knew how TO adapt himself to their
varying conditions of pain and weakness.
Thus his visits often brought relief wbjtl. no
drugs could afford.
DIR. Parcher WAS an hoDored and WORTHY cit
izen. In all efforts and organizations to make
men wiser and better and happier he was ever
ready to lend his aid. This he did without
self-assertion or ostentation. He took an sctive
part in the establishment of the Ellsworth
Savings Bank and until near the close Of life
was one of its Trustees and for fsnts Pres
ident. He served the County I'M more
terms as State Senator and was ny syste
to the Democratic National ColD al I Gin
cinnati.
In social and every day lii r. ~ lover
of peace and good fellowship Gch. 4 in all
ways to pronaotc he haprA Ms staers.
There was nothing in his temp tyeu sp
a partisan, a dog1natist, orav thiIkkit,
saw him moving on in his q ffOraef
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Married.

Elsworth.--Dec 81, by Rev DIR. Tenney, Mr..
George Davis ana Miss Allura J. Oatchell both Of
Ellsworth.
Jan. /. by same MIR. VIM H. Brown and Miss
Florence 8. Jcllison, both OF Ellsworth.
tranklin-pce. 81, by Rev. q. l.. Banghart, Mr..
David r. smith and Miss Virginia W. Williams,
beth of Franklin.
Jan. /, by same Mr. Edgar Perry of Steubcn,
and Miss Mary Springer of Franklin.
suly1n--Jan. |, by r. \. Moves. ESD, Mr.. John
X. Carpenter and Miss Emma j. smith. both Of
Gouidsl,oro.
sedgvick-Dec %, by Rev. c, f. Harden, Mr.
Llewellyn {. Roberts and Miss George L. Hoop
er, both Of BrooksviIle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Gard Of Thanks.

hereby desire to extend to all my friends
my thanks for the many kindnesses extended
to me during my past illness of over three
months from rheumatism, and especially de-
sire TO tell them that but for Sulphur Bitters
| should have been suffering still. May you
never suffer what l have, is the wish OF your
friend. b. II. TAYLEUR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Died.

Obituary notices, beyond The Date, Name and Aqe
must lie paid for at the rate of ten cents a tine
Ellsworth, Jan. l. Mrs. Addie circuit, aged "a
wears and II months
sullivan Dec. Il, Mr.. Thomas Hayey aged IL
years. months and days.
Bluehill-Dec. 81, Mr.. John Clayton, aged about
40 years.
jan |. Mr. Isaac Baty, aged about 40 years.
jan 4, Allie 4. Mckannon, aged y Years and
| month.
sargentvlle-Dec. "a, sfrs. Nancy c.. wife of
Benjamin e. sargent, aged IS years and . months
North Sedgwek-Dcc. "A, Mr. Nathaniel Han
secIn aged 81 years.
Township 3s-Jan ?, Mr. Elpialet Hanson, aged
IS years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Terms Of the Probate Court

FOR HANCOCK COUNTY nN THE SECOND
WEDNESDAY, OF EACH MONTH
- ~ FOLLOW
january, March, \pril, June, Nue.
october. December. at Ellsworth.
February MHy, september. ~ Bnck-porr.
JHlN November 40 Biurhiii
TERMS en- rlu I>>pttINtl COURT.
On thc lHt following thr I'rrhAfc ourt AZ ttt..
worth. aut % ovlorN on the afternoon at The
"a If Probate Court At Hurk-rort and Burhiii-
Ml -. T.. tT\\iNGlI AN. Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Last Sunday the citizens Of our village
were shocked to hear of the sudden death
of Richard, McCuskey, the well known
merchant tailor He had been in his usual
health up to within few hours of his death,
which occurred at 7:30 SUNDAY morning.
He had been in business in this town for
many years and his loss will be greatly felt.
He was an honorable business man, kind
father aud husband aud good citizen
The Grand Army Pest Of this place has
oesh having course IF lectures. The first
lecture was delivered by Rev. !. F. Locke on
f.Prison Life" 1t was most interesting
tsl Of sad experience. The second
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
City and County

ssihs brothers, of Bar Han oner
SAFE for sale. See advertisement,
Judge Emery left SATURDAY, f, gachias
where he opened Court Tuesday.
Our thanks are due to Hon \ ingley
Jr for copy of the annual r. of the
Comptroller of the Currency.
The officers of the Grand Ar, 'ost at
NJ Desert, viii be insta!le, Frid Scning
f"Ho"in. which ihere will be- a can re.
Mr.. J. W. Gould i. Offering = brand
OF smoking tobacco. called fine "Su Side +"
winch h" regards the finest II out, in
that line
-ForcihlA taking an umbrella q boy.
one stormy night. lately ,a>l the X man
Who did it four and l,slf l,llar- '-ts aud
the return Of tn, umbrella
A rain>torm commenced he tuesday
morning and continued through tn The
roads are fearfully rough and b.. : OF all
kinds j. corresponding, du
schooner Lamoinc Leach. led last
week a> having broken win,lla., il Ing her
anchors Dee. -, has been repair ! sailed
from City Island. y. Y. for Bn>t III. :.
The wife of >amu,I ROYAL lis been
dangerously SICK with pl,unoi ring the
past three weeks. but /, 'lau.ht slightly
batter now and hopes AZ, 5uicr of her
recovery.
The Bangor Cigar Makers has for
warded TO Senators Iiah and petition
asking them 10 use their innuenc Inst that
part Of the proposed Spanish tr,t ting 10
the importation of cigar>
Hon, Edward CUISINE h,, -l,ncd as
n s,,.,. '',,'''''''' 90. ',i' - "
a. IT,. -
~ '"' ''e HIS peth tuih "N' "'hefa I
MT iiIlam fhil Of n.y. ha>
A'i' >sN'iheeh hfn> ih' s'-i y men have
'1'' from jan J. 1871 I Ian. J. 81 twenty
~ '',u 'h"' -.''''' NV nav
-
According !" tn" 'lt Of secretary
Of The Maine State traa-c. H. X county
liA> = oranges with Wemb,r- Of loss
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Haulds5orc.

Mrs. Jennie Kingsley. If Winter liar-
Dor. wishing to know ii mems were profitable
has. the past year. kept correct account
commencing Jan. !, 1884, with 80 hens.
She was not very successful in Matching.
having SCI y hens, and raising but l67
chickens During the season She sold
poultry amounting to $1,000 and 40j dozen
eggs worth $1,000 The cost of food was
$1,000, leaving profit Of 5000 for the
year ending Jan. l, 1850
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

rF1HFSubscrber hereby gives public notice 10 all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust of an Al
ministratrix of the Estate of Elizabeth II. Joy late
OF Ellsworth in the County of Hancock de-
cessed, by giving bond as the law directs she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
tht said deceased's estate, to make immediate pay
m9nt, and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
SARAH NJ JOY.
Ellsworth. December 3, 1854 a~i
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y Sudden death occurred in the crew OF
Nh. VA Williams, FRIDAY morning. EIpha-
.c'. 'lniAa.l known a. LIFE" Hanson.
went cat ~ the morning apparently il. good
health aud spirits. He was driving horse
ami 90 the way to the landing he stopped 10
help one IF The men chop down mapi.
tree i1r ptavy stock. then vent On. \ half
hour later li!!.l McPnee fouud him ab,u,
half niie from the landing. living beside
the road, his head had fallen between
Two ssidS. 1t looked as though he Lad
stopped 10 move skid out Of his way.
McPhee called the crew and Mr.. Hanson :
sons, Who we're at work IN the same cre..
ltey brought MN home. and sent for Dr..
S4shy, "ho decided tina; heart disease wa,
tie cause, as he had been troubled Nth tina;
for some time. HIS boys, John and Dudley.
are feeling their bereavement very much,
especially the Younger who has been al
most constantly With him. Quite large
number from the woods attended the
funeral Sunday.
This is hard winter for the lumbermen.
but We hope II vii! be better soon. T..
Jan. ).
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PATENTS.
r. x. EDDY,

No e. .-A-E 81, c7?1sI-E EI.s!, s:s-cg.
secures Patents in the United states: also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries.
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
RENTING dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency In the United states
possesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents
or ascertaining the patentabiiity of inventions
r. II. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom | have
hal official intercourse.
tHss. MASON, Commissioner of Patents.
''inyentors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office EDMUND BIRkE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
BosToS, October 10, 1870.
II. II. EDDY, Esq.--Dear Sir; you procured for
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds Of cases,
and procured many patents, reissues and extern
sions have occasionally employed the best
agencies in New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton but still give You almost the whole of my
business, in your line, and advise others to eni-
ploy you. Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. /, 1855. lyrl