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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
State News.

The Warren powder mills are abou, to
resume.
A dandelcn bIossomed in Lewiston on
Wednesday
A trout weighing 6l-2 pounds was
caught in Clear Water Pond. Industry. a
few days ago.
Hon. John l.. Cutler Of Bangor sold for
~ millions Of Maine shingles, last year.
The wife OF Rev A. S. Ladd died at
Biddeford on Wednesday.
In Portland,o on Thursday, Michael Gar
rity fell out Of an elevator door in fourih
story, distance OF forty feet, and came out
uninjured except slight sprain OF the
ankle.
The Somerset Reporter learns that a
survey for a railroad from Mon.on station in
the town Of Abbott to Athens village will be
made as soon as the snow leaves.
William c. Merrill, prominent ship
builder of Saco fer nearly twenty Years and
at one time Quartermasier in the Navy
Yard a, Kttery, died at his residence in
Saco on Tuesday night, March "a.
Rev. A. X. z. Small, NJ. d., Of Port
land, has accepted az invitation 10 preach
the baccalaureate sermon at the next com.
mencemeni.
Rev. J. l.. Hill, till recently pastor of
the Congregational church in New Sharon,
has Joined the Methodist connection, aud
will probably receive an appointment at the
coming conference.
Joseph Keough of Tricon, Prince Ed
ward Island, % wears of age, was killed at
GreenviIle, Wednesday, By tree falling
across his back. He leaves no family.
A notable social event occurred at
Bethel on Wednesday evening at the home
of Rev. David Garland, who celebrated his
10th birthday and the Both anniversary of
his pastora,e over the Second Congregation
al Church.
Mr.. Donald NJ. Morrill,. son of Judge
Morrill, of Auburn. has been appointed to
an important mastership in one of the large
public schools of Chicago.
The missionary steamer Morning Star,
Capt. BRAY, from Boston. Nos 6, via Straits
of Magellan. arrived safely at Honolulu.
Sandwich Islands. March lj All well on
hoard.
Mr.. Estes, associate principal OF Hoa-
ton Academy, was injured in the face and
one eve b, an explosion which occurred in
performing chemical experiments. recently.
Fortunately, the eve was not SO badly in
iared as was at first feared, and there is a
prospect OF speedy recovery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
Honoring Disloyalty.

From the New York Graphic DEM and ardent
Administration organ
Secretary Lamar, in ordering the flag
over the Interior Department to be placed
half-mast and in suspending public business
in honor of the memory of Secretar,
Jacob Thompson, committed serious error
due, doubtless, 10 the momentary forgetful-
ness Of incontestable historical facts.
Jacob Thompson. Of Mississippi, had
placed himself beyond the bounds OF eivl-
ilzation hy self-confessed acts of arson and
incendiarism, committed under his orders
and direction in Northern cities during the
Civil War. Certain modes Of warfare are
deemed proper and legitimate under the
usages Of civilized nations and the rules oil
international Law. Burning cities. far re
moved from the seat of war, by stealth
and BY means of Greek fire. explosives and
torches in the hands o. non commissioned,
unenlisted soldiers unoonnected with any
organized military force. or command, was
not war nor legitimate warfare. Ii invoked
the destruction of non-combatants without
notice To withdraw from danger, and the
burning to death OF thousands Of innocent
children and women, and the orimlnaliS
uanton destruction Of food, clothing and
other property not IN any sense contrabant
of war. Jacsb Thompson's acts and crimes
we're precisely identical in their nature with
the barhraous acts aud monstrous crimes Of
the dynamite outlaws who undertook to de-
stroy public and private property and lnno-
cent lives IN London instead of New York
by similar means. Thompson's offences are
defined in the criminal laws as arson his
horrible work was the work Of an ncendiarN
and be should have been tried and sentenced
10 the Penitenilary as such. He i entitled
to no houors aud no marks Of respect from
q great Government, which he tried by such
nhuman and such das,ardly mean. 10 de-
stroN.
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Portland, Bangor, IT. Desert & Macbias
S:sanbsa; Company.

1t Ia, been drc,.ed to Keep the steamer
Cty Of Kehmoad oa hrr presen, route be-
tween Portland anil El'por, until Aprij 30,
SIC u..l "a that date be p!a-rd on the route
between Portland and Nacnia.p1ri, making
two trip. i week. Leaving Portland c,rry
TIes.4, ami FRIDAY u II Is + VI. ,o4eh-
lns At RooAlaai, Cast!4r Deer I,Ae, Scds
wick, South IVES, Harbor, Bar Hlrhof.
N.bddgc, jonr.pos, a1d arriving at Ma
ehia.po5t WeIne,tays and Satlrdly- at )
+. VI. Returning wlH ivave Maehia.port
Mondays and Thursdays a, 1 \. VI touch
'ac a; Jone.7ar', Mbridse and arriving
a, Nj. Desert Ferry at 10 80 \. VI. which
viii atfarl a connection with train. ior Port
lAal AnI Boston shrn the summer tune il-
BE ~ Name Contra! H. X. soes into effect.
After eay!a4 Nj. Desert Ferry -lr touches
a, the same ports a. on her Ea,i~Af4 mp
arriving in Portland Tuesday, and Fridays
at \ NJ
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Honors 10 an Unreconstructed Rebel.


4hHrsdty, by order Of Secretary Lamar
tle flag was DISPLAYED at ha!fma,,. through
ont the IA, .5y4v the I-,.r.,r n.,,.r,.,,..-.
~ ~s.-.... IL, -
- ''o'o ihoinp
SUBJ ""' "a' oeeretAF! o. the Interior IN
Ger President Buchanan, and whose death
occurred a, hi, home IN Nississ;nni m VI
ne.3,, M ~. ......
O '''e "'e@Alhs ou'
% 1-' az a''A curing ana since that time,
W Washington correspondent writes 10 the
y. !. Tr,Jq5s As fofovs
..rso,,,so, l.n .bo -. n.
e., l:..,r- - -'''e'''i i'ePai 'iiieii
,aor.d,, ,,,,b ,r,,., - 1I ~ ooii-
vniof ..,,s ssna ana -" "iIeS' II,
H., 80. -. y, "As s,o'eh' lie ana
Ia ~ -, i''' A,.''s'' however, oeiore
a, Cbsrles,o,of ,h 80. ,'s'sss'on a1'i'ofllies
-, o.. ."e aeeIS'oh 70 reinforce and
nom Nv W - 49, ~, @''a u .ne saA.hs
We@to r,4rt,r', ,b,, ' 49,. nj ~ '7'al 81 'ile
one If tba Sscs.s;"a C..a;.,. iie "aS a,'saaf
s;ss;nn; IA r. a.J, ol MS
lost IL nn,rips Tho Saea.a5oa IN '.'o-,u NC
,nard III nd ~. ..fo..s VI 'ieh
after Cabin, -, ap'', .ui,iie1iA1eis
nrAssn, =, i,f,-,, -. 49, NC was
iaken Darn, ,hs r.haII;Sa u sie aeon
ada. and VA an sct,vs ua.,tr a. a. oAa-
ony ~ traitors !. he - 49, u t'ia' COZ
to carry small NOV md ,.,.lgo,r Plying
eru cities and was 80 ~ 81 - -.o' u
engaged in the incsnd,ar ~ ~ "a Is ;s seuneiy
scheme to create eonfaera,ions in The ssm ~,
cities by the use of the Greek fire.
oe thompson was under such dark suspicion
co,sn;racy 10 I'm! I psdse OF the
that Andrew Johnson immad,a,sir .s'ar .t -
accession to the Presidency, offered BY pub
nc nc proclamation reward of $4,000 for
n ,nolnps9" ; arrest. thompson was never
bjlities removed " "a- MS P''i'''ai ulsa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
W altman.


AT the town meeting held March 80,
Moderaior-M. A. Roberts.
Selec,men-M. X. Hasten. W. B. Jordan.
Aver N. hasiem;
Town 1ierk-". d. JORDAN.
Town reasufer-caivin hihsman-
School Supervisor L. +. Giles.
Constables Eli Colby, Jefferson Haslen,
Elmer Kingnan.
Collector of Taxes-C;ilman Jordan.
Voted IN au,hor;za c,,,o,v cnrr;ss;o,sr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

strongly limited by Southern men tina, be OBJ
tanned his great wealth after the war by TAX
ing the money which was to the credit Of
the confederate government in the bank
of England, and which amounted to about
$4,000
II was for such man Us this that the flag
was displayed at halfmast, over one of the
chief departments of the government, as for
an eminent citizen whose death was some
thing to be mourned by all the people.
Clearly confederates are in the saddle and
confederate heroes are TO be honored, and
should Jefferson Davis die within the next
four wears we may expect TO see the nag at
half-mast over the War Department.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
County News.


Back'. Mills.
Mr. Nathan Dexter has sold his farm 10
Edwin Rideou, Mr. Rideout moved las,
week Mr.. Dexter and wife reside with
their daughter, Mrs O. 7. Dorr, at Orland.
Mrs. II. T. Coombs has rented her farm
and intends to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ellis,
in Boston.
There is considerable sickness. mostly
lung troubles in this vicinity. Mr.. Andrew
Rdeout and two Of his children are sick
with lung fever.
Mr.. Patterns daughter. Ida, is sick
with dphtheria.
Miss Fannie Stubs has had lung fever
followed by slow bilious fever, but We are
glad 10 say is gaining very fast.
Mrs Manning and son from Boston,
are visiting ner parents Mr. and Mrs. F.
Cotton.
d. W. Coombs is chosen school agent
for the coming year.
A tough snow storm this morning for a
rarity. F.
March 81.
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Nominations by the President,

The President has sent The following
nominations TO the Senate
TO be Consuls General Of the United
States Thomas NJ. Waller. Of Connect
cut at London; Frederick Ralne of MARY
and. al Berlin.
10 be Ministers Resident Of the United
States; Isaac Bel. II Rhode Island. 70 the
Netherlands. Rgfus VI gee, Indiana. to Sac.
den and Norway
10 be Ministers Resident and Con,uls
General of the United States; Edward
Parke Cus'is Lewis. Of Ncs Jersey. 10 Port
usai kasmu, b. Anderson. Of Wisconsin,
to Denmark.
TO be Cousuls OF NE United State, 4.
Halter Gross. OF Penasylrania, a, Athens
Greece; Evan T. Howell. Il Georgia. %
Manchester, Engiani.
To be Euvoys Extraordinary and Ministers
P.rn po,enuary Of the United States
Thomas J. Jarvis. Of North Carolina. ~
Brazil Alexander K. Iavton. Of Georgia.
% Russia; Anthony NJ k.r.y, Of Virginia,
80 Italy.
To be Minister K. iIent Of the United
States George ". M,tuli. Of Nevada, To The
Hawaiian Island,
To be C,a,a. General Of the United
States Edmund Je>>,r.of Illinois. at Vienna.
Austria.
Brown. SIMPLE, 4 Co.. Of London, Eng
land. 10 be special i,cai agent, for the Nay
Department.
Alexanter N-Cle, Of New York, to be
Solicitor ofthe Treasury
Joseph T.. Johnston. Of Virginia, 70 be
Commissioner of Railroads
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

United States Consul General 4 hanson
al Panama. telegraphed the Secretary Of
State, Tuesday mornin.. a, follows
Preston. the rebel leader, has seized the
Pacific steamship Colon, and imprisoned the
captain, pur>er. and agent q the COMPANY
Consul Wright and other Americans
urge Commander Kane Of the Ga!ena 10
rescue the citizens and property al ali haz
ards. Instructions desired.
After Secretary Bayard received the de-
>paich the Secretary Of the Navy sent the
following to Commando Kane. Of the Ga
lena. at Aspinwall; You were ordered to
Aspinrall to protect American interests AMI
the lives and property Of Americans. AL
that is implied in these words is expected 10
be done by YOU 10 the extent Of The force
under your command. II the Colon has
been seized restore her 10 her officers if in
YOUR power" Secretary Bayard has tele-
graphed Consul General Adamson. asking
for further information relative TO the diff
Guilty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

Psnoesost.
March ami February seem to have ex-
changed places in the calendar. A few
warm days. however. have made the roads
look streaked.
A considerable crowd gathered on the
ice al Northern Bay. last Saturday, to wit
ness horse trot but the irotting seemed to
he just for the fun of the thing rather than
for horse fame, or hard money.
There have been for the wear past an
unusual number OF trials for criminal causes.
Whether We are growing more wicked from
Year TO year as people, or whether our sins
are finding Us out with more facility is a
question. Offenders agains, the Law are
ensured a speedy uia" aud justice over
takes them sWhoat premonIlion. This in a
civilized euuuuail. IS healthy state of
affairs, We suppose.
--Oae of Tie nos, recent contributions
IL society dentist.
-br. Sprague, our Frsides, physician. is
growing "a popularity.
Ne hear thai Nass, body ha, been kill
Ing dees lately, but the >nnebn,iy seems to
be an ladeiiaiie and unkooSn quantity.
The Peuobscot Coined, Company have
recently PLAYED a, Odani anil Biuehlll.
1uc.r play The Turn Of III Tide" has be, n
pronounced one Of the hes, entertainments
ever given here
f. Herbert ". Leach i nos icctur;ng IN
Ohio. 10 large aadiences, aud with ab1n-
daut success. w have seen some Of the
most catering notiefs of h.s lectures from
the Western press.
SamoeI leach has opened store for
the sale st agricultural implements. At the
Bay We ssh HIM sacee,, In his new en-
tcrpt'sr.
-Tise he,t school .iaana. seem 10 he
about 8, hasd To get as last year. h.rl''
egg.
Whatsoever Thy hands Gul % d.. %
Win az th, might. Is a ptee.o9> practical
dre5afa,len or command Il Scripture lhut
that doesn't iaclsdc src.pas,,as "p mln :
estate Ct axe heivcsl
rcaah,eo' Bss Lodge Of g Tis ~.
cEeaNrs rapidly IN membership. Nav u
grrN 30 stfcas;h sH3 ua.l, Of ps'p'>r .
vr.,.
" lh- -H usclH,s 10 Rcchaa lodge.
three candidate. vere j.. 4a'.d VI
H.f-..e. bril-! J \ Ivumm acrs chosen
dr',sri,- .ftr Gfsad J.. itc. vh.ch con.
,ra., 81 I.t;.-s| RE ld.h M tFu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

In the reappointment Of Postmaster
Pearson. Of New York, the President has
given the hrs, substantial proof Of the sin-
cert, Of his civil service uttcrances. The
pressure on the Presldeu, TO appoin, Dem
ocrat to the position has been very great
and many of the leaders were greatly sur
prisel. not to say Disguised. when the nom
ination Of Mr.. Pearson was made public
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

The Senate in Executive session Mon
day confirmed the following nominations
Postmasters. Warren S Barrows. Hinsdale,
\. II. Samuel W. Cobb. Hanover, y. ii. 4;
Edwin c. Fletcher, Camden, Me. Samuel
]. Gerrish. Portsmouth, y II. ; William /.
Kennedy, Taunton. Mass. ; Nicholas Hattie
way. Fail River. Mass. Ofson 6. Couch
Amherst. Mass William Burns. Plymouih'
Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
From Our Regular Correspondent
Washington Letter.
wAsm,xoroS. March 80, 1885.

WAsHlNeToN, March 80, 1885.
There is much pratiug among the Demo-
Gratis here nov about re,renchment and re-
form. They have made some changes, but
it is still an open question whether these are
in the nature of reform. Here is sample
of Democratic economy. Each Of the ex-
ecutre departments has kept equipages for
the use of officials in daily trips from the
departments to the Capitol and White House
Secretary Lamar claimed that he could save
the Government, $4,000 year BY dispensing
with sundry horses and vehicles. and they
On the following day. this new apostle Of re-
form granted holiday to the clerks Of his
Department, because, forsooth, Jacob
Thompson was dead. and he was once Score
tsry Of the Interior, under President Bu-
chanan. This day Of respite from work, in
Department already VIGOROUSLY behind
with It's business, cos, the Government Sl2.-
600 in the shape Of salaries, and all to hon
or traitor whom i, were kindness 10 for
get. Bot the clerks enjoyed their freedom
all the same and blessed him for diving. II
for nothing else.
In view Of the present illness Of jeff
Davis. it is probable tina, one Of these DAYS.
the stars snd stripes floating over the War
Department, will be lowered a; half mast.
aud another obituary holiday ordered. In
the light Of the new dispensaiiou the dis
eovery would doubles. be made that the
memory OF the arch-rebel should be honor
ed. for he was Secretary Of War during
Pierce's administration.
disappointment: With President C!eve-
lands manner of distributing official patron
age increases daily. There is an irrepres-
ible conflict between him and members Of
Congress The latter have loag bfen IN the
habit If making recommendations for feder
al appointments in their respective states
This has grown to be an adjunct to con-
grcs>!oual honor that Members value ac-
or i'h-'t- II "'~h waning o'"'e '''''''
to get the IN i'r-eneni al h'N ''nEfe>S7'en'
he haI no chance of success. Nj Cleveland
has ignored neari, c'eFS recommendation
made by state delegations. II" - ''r'uaNY
snubbin. members Of Congress every dan.
ana Is following h.' o~n 'ne'toH'4on' With
ont references e 'he'r ai''ee. Ioc members
are thoroughly Disguised Sn" b. course,
aud say he vii mol hnd thing" 'rrl Pheasant
when 'ae Forty -uiat@ Congress meets
MACY Democrats Sho came here iF"m
nearly every part Of u" tn'"n ha'e s'ae
home feeling that they have got e';atHea
the recognition - ~aith they are c"'i'''d
ard that the President : iur'I" : f'i4+
oas c5if,o. NJ ias rs. II ih"s .,f..'-
ance' is b. s!Dvn,.s !n "tufnl9- ''e fasC4.'
out. Rural lem"C1a', esper'H st base
been isush' By their .ytlcr' and o-- '..'
thai all Republican Off las are ts.rs.s. and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

Anhervt.
AT town meeting on Monday, March
80, the following officers were elected:
MODERATOR. II. Circuit.
Clerk--A. W. Silsby.
Treasurer--O. II. Buxxeii.
Assessors, Selectmen l. Overseers Of
Poor. II. Niekerson, A. w. Silsby,W H.
Silsby.
Auditor--F. b. Foster.
S. $. Comnittee--Edw. b. Siisby. Mrs.
WIN. Huxzy, Mrs. Z. b. Silsby.
Coustable--A N. Jewett.
Collector & Town Agent-N. Herrick.
Vote on county buildings, Yes. 26; No, 5
$500 foI schools. NJ.
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First Premiums on Everything.
BANGOR. ME., Dec. ,. issi.

FFNFVNs
In my practice as landscape gardener and
florist, have used Bradley's Phosphate very
extensively. aud with excellent results
where | have used il In making lawns and
seeding 10 grass, the grass was rs green In ten
days r. II the land had been turfed. Have al.
so used this Phosphate on flowers and yegets.
bies with the most beneficial results.
I exhibited one hundred and fourteen varc-
ties aud specimens u vegetables 1T the Eastern
Maine State Fair, which were grown with ne
other manure but Brsdey'> Phosphate. and
over twenty thousand people pronounced them
magnificent. | received the first premium on
everything raised on BratIley's Phosphate
which | consider the best in the world. MAY
good fortune and success attend the manufac-
turcTs.
II nt+rry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

Republican Senators held caucus
Tuesday afternoon. 1t is said that deci-
sion was reached to resis, removals from Of
fee which have fixed tenure by law, except
for cause, till the expiration Of their term.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

The President desired the Senate to re-
main in session this week, as there were
considerable number of appointments to
foreign positions which he wanted to have
confirmed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

Gen. Grants condition remains much
the same though he is gradually growing
weaker \ physician is new in constant at
tendance on him a. fears are entertained that
the disease has reached stage when The
General is liable to choke, or bleed. to death
at almos, any time. Gen. Grants for'itude
has never deserted him and although fully
aware that death max occur suddenly, he IS
cheerful and displays the same undis'uTbed
menta. condition that has always Character
lied him
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The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, APRIL Q.

We do not read anonymous letters and commun'
cation. The name and address OF the writer are IN
Al cases tn,i.pepsable not necessarily for pubiiea'
tion but IS q guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve COM
munications that are not used
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02

From Jaha F. WymaR, formerly postmaster


Adamson'- Botanic Cough Balsam. a. it Is the
best remedy for coughs. colds, etc. that have
ever seen; and 20 IL wonderful effects owe
my recovery. II H. well worthy ~ praise. and
! would advise all 10 u.e il who are afflicted
NEGETiNE. Gy ~ Use YOU will prevent
many Of The diseases prevailing In the spring
and summer season.
If you have any Pictures 10 Dee copied IN
largel and framed. sou Should leave Your or
der with Il. r. Ioy At once.
For the greatest amount Of pictures 1t
short notice. call 81 .1oy'. Gallery " hvrr YOU
can -ct - at one sitting by the new ln-ian-
iancou- Dry Plate Process.
Mr. q. &. Burrill reports the linz ~ H.
pn-ii- in hi bank s. rapidly increasing and A.
rrsdy exceeding his anricipatinn~. Mr. Bur
riil Offers the same banking facilities 10 uur
merchants and ",hrr- y would b. furnished
bs a National Bank. 3tf
& all at Ioy'- and examine the Photographs
he l. now getting up with hi new scenery and
rtS~sfrtse~
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Don't Get Discouraged !

Because the doctors say YOU cannot live.
was troubled with Drop>y and given up to die
But after using sulphur Bitters am well. II
Is the bSst medicine for all Kidney diseases
ever saw Mrs. j. BrolrR Bridgsport Conn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
ADVICE To MOTHERS

krr YOU disturbed NJ night ADD brukcn ~ ypur
rest hy srk child saGcrtus anil crying with palm
- c}ittss teeth II So. s.ni ami gi h.rt
the ~ Mas MISSIONS ~puTHi~. -NEtr FpK
CHILDREN TEErHtNa.. it, yatitv Il inCatc uAhl.'.
Il will rc1r the ,'u-r iitte Sufferer .mrr, 1tcly
Depend upon Ii. na.thcr4 there " Hu mistake
al,"us IL Ii rurvs dy-..ttrry ant Harrhpa.
regulates the ~tnnilrh AMI i,tsrl@. rurr- wind
collie 4-,rtcu- the gum- reduce Ina rumatnu AMI
gives tone aud energy to The buis -tFnl. MR~.
MISSIONS SOOTHING >IKtF FbR tHtLbRtS
TEETHtNG il pleasant t. u" TASTE, anil j. the prt'
-4-riptnu II 81 the Oldest and beet female
ntt-= and phy siriau- 10 th" aj'cd ~tatc~ amt !.
for sale by all druggists throughout thr world
Price - cent? = bottle. llrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
''NfIit III " Az =

That every article uscd FOR the same pur-
pos. j. Of equal value NJ one admits. ~ in
all natural productions. IN tbs mnnuf,et-
urc'i; al have their ltsrv. II merit, and soap
j. A. conspicuous in it. variety A. anything
else. hut IN this. II The demand for the Pure
and Reliable increases. ~ dpc~ thu value III
the productions Of CURTIS DAVIS 4 co.,
especially their ''N EfCpHE'' and II y
EQU uEp ENrgt" brands, betting practically
recommended hv other Manufacturers who
imitat, them IN every conceivable way. But.
while this compliment may be- appreciated,
what IAN b. laid IN favor 81 such competition,
or the rhara-trr Of such goods and their max
rr~s NJ one should b. deceived. : the ori,i-
nal ha> thr name Of CURTIS DAVIS, IN full,
either on the bar or wrapper and II t. their
purIo-. 10 ut tl."ir reputation stand on Thu
class - 2pod-.
tx Mar, Apr, MAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-02
Tax on Maine Railroads.

The following take. nave been assessed
By the Governor and Executive Council
against the railroad. IA this State;