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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain
OF cutting teeth II So, send at and get bot
tie of MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHIIpREN TEErHING. Its value il incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there il mistake
about it. 1t cures dyseLtery and diarrhTa,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cole, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system. MRS.
WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEETHING Is pleasant 10 the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one OF the oldest and best female
nurses and ply scians in the United States and is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price 20 cents a bottle. lyrt2
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Captain Courtney {!

SAYS: While on the coast OF Africa | hud
three men sick with malara fever | cured
them with sulphur Bitter- II i the greatest
blood purifier ever saw. ! always keep them
in my medicine chcst.-.Ship Ndutuans, Bdi-
timore.
ONE OF THE BEST Of the many inven-
tions OF the present time j. JAMES PGLE>'
PEARLINE, of which it i. said that il is the
best washing compound yet introduced and
almost perfect as saving IN labor. time and
soap.
Holsters Highway Surveyors Books. Val
uation Books and Collectors, Tax List Books,
also Revised Statutes of Maine. latest Ed
ton: also IA new stock of Wall Papers, Opaque
Window shades and fixtures. just received
and for sale at j. 4. Hale's Book store, Els
worth.
To Base Ball players-A full line of Base
balls Bats, Caps and Belts just received at J.
A. IIalc's Book store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

Season Of the year the system is in greater dan
ger from fatal disease than at any other time.
When the cold weather comes, the pores of
the skin, always open in warm weather. are part
ly closed up, and the waste material usually pass
ing off through this channel, is sent to the Kid
neys and Bowels.
As we eat richer, heartier food in the winter,
the amount of waste material to be carried away
is increased, and therefore greater amount of la
Dor is thrown upon the Kidneys, Liver, and Blood.
This brings out the weak points of these or
gans, and PANS IN Baek, Dya1ing Dorm
Pains, Tired Feeling, CaiAs, Nfwaigia
Caa,,h, Biiioasness, Constipation, and Con-
SUMPTION, together with minor ills such as Coat
cd Tongue, Bitter, Soar Taste, Bad Breath,
D,olssinsss, Dissinfss, Sc, are the prevailing
troubles oi wint.r. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

flditaarg HDtitss, bep9nd The Date, NaB,e amt Age
must be paid mn al The raEe M frH ctat' tife.
North Scigwick July 70, Mr. Daniel o.
Thur-ton, aged ~ wears, months and II
DAYS.
Prospect Hnrbor Aug > Mr.. Mary c..
wife Of Geo. A. Clarke. aged - years. Mas.
paper, please copy.
Hancock-Aug. 9. Mr.. ChAile- \. stewart.
AGED "a wears
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

The Trustees Of the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary have secured the services
Of Mis-, Eva f. Pike, who will have charge
Of the Music Department of thai Institution
the following year Miss Pike Is graduate
from the New England Conservatory Of
Music, with supplementary studies in the
College Of Music of Boston University, and
has had several wears of experience as an
instructor in similar Institutions. During
the past four years she has been employed
with marked success IN the Mt. Holyoke
Seminary. South HadIey. Mass. She is fully
equipped for her work in all lis departments.
Aug. IL.
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To the county Commissioners within and for the

To the county Commissioners within and for the
county Of Hancock.
V0t r petitioners, inhabitants and tax payers OF
i the towns of Surry and Ellsworth would re-
spectfully represent thaithe public convenience and
wants require that a road and highway should be
laid out and constructed. beginning at the road
leading from surry 10 DellardtowB, so-called. he
tween Rich Phillips house and the school house
on said road running northeasteriy to the road
leading from Ellsworth to Bucksport in Ellsworth
between san Pit Brook, so called and Mil Meadow
Brook.
Your petitioners would therefore ask that your
Honors would view the premises and locate and
construct said road and highway according to the
laws In such cases matte and provided.
And as In duty bound will ever pray
M - ,tIa,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

KNOW TnYSELF, BY reading the
Science Of Life" the best medical work
ever published, for young and middle-sged
men. lyr21
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EASTWARD TRAINS.

fStOps on Signal or nOtlct 10 Johuuctor.
fDoes not stop.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John. The 5.5DA. ". train from Bangor and
430P NJ. train from Bar iiarbor daily in
Guiding sundays.
En- Passengers by morning train from Bangor
connect at Bar lIarbor every Wednesday and
Saturday with the Str City of Richmond for Mil
bridge, Jonespou and Machiasport. Returning,
the Steamer leaves Machiasport every MONDAY
and Thursday, connecting at the Ferry with
afternoon trains. The Richmond leaves the
Ferry every Monday and Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock for Portland via all landings. and
through tickets on sale at Ellsworth for Rock.
land via steamer from Mt. Desert Ferry.
PAYS0N TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Genl Manager
+. L. B0OTllBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't
Tyres
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Bingham heirs, l.. \. EmeTy,
Agent, wild land, 10 20 : 80 60
Clas. VI. Gordon, wood lot. 80 90 10 - | Is
John Adams wood lot, - % 90 ~ -
John IL. Patten, house, barn
and land. 300 90 3 Is , 81 6 "a
II. y. Mason, Landing, 1000 | 20 20
SiInonis T.. Ash, house barn
and land, -. 90 1 IL IL
Benjamin Franklin Mining
Co., >ha II House, Sc, 2ii 90 , 81 o. "a
Thomas 4. Crabtree, house
barn and land 400 % I 80 - -
Mrs Josiah II. smith, wood
land, 20 60 : 20 : 5G.6 90
Alexander TAYLOR, wood land, 90 90 - y
John ID. Perkins, wool land, 40u A. p IS
George A. Springer, house,
barn and land, So % 1 26 : - Is
JOSEPH II. WEST
Treasurer OF Franklin.
bal. due.
Franklin, Aug 3, lssj 3w32
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-Messrs. j. c. Mcgill and J. Stearns
with their families, from Chicago, are stop
ping for few weeks at the Travellers
Home"
Aug.S
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HANCOCK IS Court of County Commissioners,
April Adj. Term, A. ID. isSj.
Upon the foregoing petition II is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners
sponsible and that they ought Ia be heard touching
the matter set forth In their petition, and there
fore order that the County Commissioners meet at
Luther T. Smiths in Surry, Tuesday, the
eighth day o; september next, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and thence proceed to view the route mentioned
in said petition, Immediately after which view, a
hearing of the parties and witnesses will he had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises Is the
Commissioners shall judge proper And it Is further
pRntREp-That notice of the time, place and
purpose Of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be given to all persons and corporations Interested
by serving atteSted copies Of the petition and this
orer thereon, upon the clerks of the towns Of
surry and city of Ellsworth and by posting up
atte~tcd copies as aforesaid in three public places
in said town and city, thirty days at least before
the time appointed for said view, and by publish.
ing the petition and order thereon, three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published ut Ellsworth, In the county OF
Hancock, the first publication To he thirty DAYS
at least before the time of said view, that all
persons and corporations interested may attend
and be heard If they think III.
Attest IL. Il. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
\ true copy pf the petition and orier thereon.
jwS2 Attest IL. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

ELLSWORTH Po>T OFFICE.

ka.mu~ Anderson, F. W. Bahrid-c.
Joshua Boyd Miss Netlic l.. Crab
tree.
II. |. Frost. Gordon K. Cratic,
Henry Higgins, Mr.. Mary Hartman,
care Of Mr>. VI. Ellis.
T.. \. Haven, Ira Joy,
Mrs. Maggie j. jordan. Miss Annie Manning.
Daniel Morrison. % Mr.. C. l.. O-2ood.
Alfred W Prentice. Josiah \. Smith.
4. w. CUSIIMNN. i. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

Castiae.
Mr.. H. S. Williams of Brooklyn, who
has built large summer house on Nautilus
Island, Prof A. f. Ives, of Brooklyn, and
Rev. Joel S. Ives of Stratford. CT, have
taken fishing trip to Isle au Haut on the
sloop FAIRY Queen" They have more to
say of the fog than of the fish.
Aug. 4.
The ladies of the Congregational Socie-
ty, at their fair last Thursday evening. melted
about 5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Season Of

1884 was one Of much sickness, and as this was
the season when B,eirr's Sa,safa,iNa was first
introduced among strangers, i, was called on to
stand many severe tests. II dit all claimed
and more While it was guaranteed to are any
case Of hidHfy, Lt'er, or Blood disease, it not
only kept this claim good, but took Ay. .Sanfoyd
PhfItrook, Ne. l DiGnoH 81, Bangor, 1pho had
gi'cn NJ troyk, 6fes f,0Hoaneei "GoNE" srifh
CoHIhmffion, and enysd him. II civri Ras!
Wilson, trader Of South Levant, Of I,stcfaa
after he had hsff f0y ueck5 on crackers and
mix. Cured 4h,. 4. r. Farmer, OF asthma,
after he had become unable to act as a juryman.
Cured some serious diseases in Dexter, Maine,
which were brought 10 light by the Eastern
State and if you are i'll, reader, remember
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

1854 saw MI. [. Q. Cakes Of Garland, and Mr.
d, E, knight, both traders there cured Of Dfbil'y
BY Browns Sarsaparilla; saw J. ". Tibbcts, NJ
ID. of Stetson, Me, perform number Of remark
able cures with the aid If Browns Sarsaparilla
Saw daughter Of Mr. Clark of Troy, Ne.
cnycd If ConSnmftioa Saw man in Lee, Me,
cured OF a case OF Serofula, that might vel be
called the Leprosy of olden times. Saw the de
mand for it broaden until it became known in a
short year throughout the State, and as the old
year vanished, it saw Byoag's Sarsaparilla recog-
ni1ed everywhere as a sovereign remedy for all
Kidney, Livsy, and B'Oai Diseases Do not fail
to buy and use at once this sovereign remedy for
Kidney, Liver, or Blood Diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
The Year

1885 promises to be one of much sickness also
The rainy season, followed by the intense cold,
and that succeeded by the warm weather Of Ian
uary brought to light the seeds OF many diseases
lurking within Us. The torpid Liver, rendered
still more sluggish by the changes OF weather,
refuses to seuete the bile, and you are Bilious,
your food hurts YOU, you have Janndisr, Six
nrfS Of tle .Somalh Sickness IN Had, ,S5ar
.N0maSh, sometimes accompanied with ehis
Browns SARsAFARILLA IS WARRANTED TO
CORRECT ALL THIS.
The daughter Or mother with the tired feeling.
pale face, languid step, sallow complexion, chills
and fever, needs something TO oountcract the
cacc; OF torpid Liver and should use
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
The Maine Central Railroad CO.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencina, June 20, 1885

Trains run Daily sundays excepted, a. follows
Eastern Standard Time.
WESrW ARD TRAINS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
. The Creat Rock island Route
The Famous AIbert Lea poute
R. r. CAa ale
{. ST. JOHN,

Pres * Cen " g'r. t.guI 7 ktt f..- te.
CHIC EC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13

} 1855 will see many man with a strong desire
|, to labor for those he loves but constantly ham
I pered by dull, heavy .teis aey5s7 tac BIrt. a
5 Dlyting Plfa running towards tho thighs. q an.
d slant sense Of f'eariaess, stasty ard hssi-.ak
r, o,ei Urine. He has hIiacy Disease but can be
:, cured as many others in this State have bccu
+ cured, by using Browns SarsaparIs, Others.
? and especially ladies' will have S.yshs17, ser
5, Rteiul, Te.t1, Psmfits. Bt.5e,, and other
o signs Of Hfr4oy, appear on their bodies, and
they too can be healed BY using Byo'r5,'s Sar>a-
:. panlla. Indeed, we claim ,ha, the complexion Of
Is any lady can be made clearer, the eve brighter.
&c and the step frmer and mote elastic BY the use
| even of one bottle.
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Ean:nc-Str.cken.
WHEELING, W. VA, Ju;

WHEELING, ". VA, June i7.
 The publishsd accounts of the famine in Jackson County have created & marked sensation throughout the vest err and northern portions of the State, and subscription papers have been openep a: nuuner Of points for ths relief of ,aoss in distress. The p-o.ion of Jaokson County in which the setssr
 ing eIisss is about forty niles from ;Le Ohio River, and is very thinly pop ulated, with TO means of ccIaaucction except ronsh country roads. Tele- grams and letters askin9 fo- the la.es facts have becs forwarded to Parkers. burg, bu. several days must siapse be
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

WE cannot bastoW too much pralse on Al Jcnes and his brave volunteers for their manly and he ro,c efforts in trying to catch the murdering hounds. Although they did not succeed in killing any Of Them they run them oat of county, thereby saving the lives of many of our people. Hal it not beer for the brave men, We would now be hearing of murder and rapina at :'he hands of the numbering red devils.
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Constablc'S Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AZ EXECUTION ISSUED
 oxt cf Justice ti. S. E!-rh's Court, NnmIcr One, TsSn -hi?, County cf Co"hisc, Tcrr;- tOrV oi Ar.ZcGI, dated ;hr ;..th 5ay cf JuDs., isSJ; !n 8 certain sc..on w.:-rSin 4. ! Mi cheii as PiaiD:ih, recovered j..isuer ' ~gs:nst Danic! t,nefeI Defendant, O. Che l5h day of June, 1885
 Lave levied upon ;he i,.l!ogin described pruoerty. tO wit: Tic Ar>er Mine or Min ln- claim. G!luEtea in Tom 5stJne rpitin- disi-lct, Corhi.r County, A-iz"Ga Territory, and a3OD, mile, sDti,A westerly from :be city oi inmbsicne, A. I. and described by TEetes and bounds ..s follows: CuinI.eHring .. E post placeoI on <. ". cci3tsr Cpi rf claim a.d n2rked 4. T. :. E". !. then e V. E de grees. 9 n nira;i ;. ..oJ feet 10 i:Gs; ToaIked \. NJ .'. 4. ;Tn.- this point. L. S. M Y. ! bears ". S dsS.-e-, 5J riHt.tgS. 5S5 l-ct i; rom pn.. No. 2 r.g . 35 der rrrcs, aS nina les, t.2i7 io p"si ;E E.r-.a NJ. C. No. 2. thence $. B degrees. :eD miaries .,55 feet 10 pos. r,s-l:Pt 4. .i. (. Eo ], ,L.r.c $. 3s Ge- -rees. 45 m.nut"s, .2I7 'e:t t0 post riari.ea ! <. M C. No. 6. .Ecnc- N ,S d. -rc.s. 3J rri.v- | tss. S.c feet io placs pf cornmsrceypeE;, | This claim is houDd'd Sn the <. ". by tne , Brsa,haw and Washington m:ninr rIsin5. | No:Ire Is hereby gwen inst on the Sln .,ay | as J uiy, lso5, & i've o'clock ?. m Q! q. a, ' day, ia front of the office Of C. < Cisrk. JrSi!ce c' :he Peace. In the city c; Taip!,- s.oHe, County of C1chise. <. T. l wii, s.;i s' the T!C!:f. tie ard ntrrest ,.f said Daniel 1 GSSt.el De! ndHn', in arG ;u .ie above de. ! scribe property. a. puclic auction, fr- cash Lawful Money, 10 ihe highest and bs.t bid der. to satisfy saI6 sxecLit,na and a.! costs. | Dated 2: Tcr2ts.crc, tAe I7i., day Of June,
 1895.
 TEN JAMES. 1 Cvss..t,s,
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TELEGhAPIiiC
SSn5iSon C. Gen. Grant.
 NEI IoHx, June |

Cen. Gran: rested we!! las. u.y" aarI is feeling unusually comfortable this u.orn.ng. Ire large ps:ntiag Of the general nrd family suS tie bus: pedes' tai presented to him by tke working men of Philadelphia, gre this morning being packed and taken away. The General cane down s:aias, and for a time personally supervised the So-k oi pscking
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
From the uu!vc-1ity sS 6 Prison.

H, J. Pier and Fred GodInsn, tue
 latter q son uf Gen, Goldman, who Las been sacSessiycly State Audit"r ami Secretary of State for Ohio, were cl,arg ed with farce before Justice White today. Each prisoner is atooe 2l years old. Godmslp.s farther now. J. yes ir I.in~o,, Neh., and. It IS said, disinhcrited Lis scn s4ula time ago on account of i,a manner of hfe. Piers farther IS :. waa.tiy merchant Of Iank
 ton, D I. Tho yonag men were class mates, and gradgato, together !ram she State .Univesity q. A,cs;soa' Kan.
 ras evidence against .he prisoners was to the eGect that on May 30 sh"y form -c, tAe acquaintance or lcnn F. Morey, . travAlins man from Davenport, To, V ho was enjoying Q lr.af vacation in this city. Mercy drs'h heavily. sn his new-fovnd friends tovk Jim to his hotel end Yat him co bed. The 2ex:
 morning hc missed h:s watch. worth 5250 l. vss found in Andrew $ pawn-SLow, 322 State street. An
 lrews sai., he bought 1t of two young men. and described them as resemLl
 ing Pier and Goldman. Their room was visited that evenin- v, but they had left town. The day following they reached MisLawagka, Ind: and called on Dr. Dnt:erworth, who vas person al friend of c dsnans farther. TEe
 Doctor invited the young n:rn to stay over night. After supper they we!a shown to room and retired. That night, it is a'iegei, -Godnar stepped oat of the house, broke ;a.o Us hosts barn, stole his morse and buggy and drove back to C;a;cago. peig left he
 hind to s-ttie with Df. Hs.Ic-wor,h, bGt ;hs latter would lister .o no com promise, and telssrapLed iAe city au- thorit!es hare to bs oE city Goldman st4hled .he rig on Peck Court, and went ia qgcat Of some ol.e to iay ii.
 When ha ra:grned to ;ha barr two de- tectives we:o :n waiting, and he was made prisoner. Pier vas brought back from Indiana Sv Detective Pal n CT, and freely admitted the sh~re he had in both transactions, as veil as the guilt. of Goldman. Tue latter was held in $500 70 the Criminal Court, but wi!l be taken to Indiana, as the oiTense he is said 70 have committed .,bere is more serious than the other. Pier, who will nc dealt with ir Chicago, vas held in $ 900 bonds.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
IN few weeks, after the h.

IN a few weeks, after the h. dians have gotten through with their murdering pie nic, old boy Crook will invite them back, to- gether with their stolen stock to the reservation where they will be feasted and haze a grand Wa, jig We say to our. people, don't le. them go back, out kill every onc thea,
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Cut Out
DUsUQCg, To, J

DUBUQUE, To, June r..
 Dan Carty. 6 years of age, re.:d ing in Delaware County, had csnc2r removed from his lover iaw in Mercy Hospital today. It was . difficult and dangerous operation, and was wit messed by near'y every surgeon n the city. He l. likely to recover.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

THE people of the east will see ere long that brave and trse cit zens of Arizona, who have bravod
 together with their wives and lit tlc ones. the hardships of this country. will no longer submit to be shot like dogs. @ :
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

THAT foundling that goes under the name of Pixley had better stay in Frisco, for if he should ever show his nose in Arizona. especial ly in this section. he would be in troduced to about six feet of hemp
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

We say to OUT citizens to hang snch things IS Crook, Pope and Pixley. these Apache lovers, in ef- tigy, to show how much we love them.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

ON the 18th of next Iaonih U : state of New York takes charge of its new purchase. Niagara Park. This will put a stop it is hoped, to xhe extortions that have been here iofore practicedon suffering tourists and will open up 2 great natural show to ,he free admiration of the
 world. '
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

THE brave Crook and Pope must have given that contemptible ass called Pixlcy, Of the Argonaut . few government castings,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

WITH all our troubles don't let 'ls weaken, hutput OUT shoulder to ths wheel and have a grand time on the Fourth of July.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

TIE EEssah Lang hole is q nos potent factor in politics.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
JAMES y. NASH.

. Ofice on Allen Street, north side, between Third and Fourth.
 Delivered by Carriers for 9 cents Week
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ytsnccars fkak offs,,c;ya n

Itsppears that offensive partti- sans are not only not to be kept in ofce. but even the pictures of such persons aye tc De turned out, Al any rat, portraits of Grant and Wilson. .-yhmh haze been hanging fer years iia.the sase of the Third auditor of the treasnryr were or. dered to be taken downesnd stored away a few days ago.
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A.-TaE <ds, ro s2 W
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Subscribe ard and advertise in the peoples paper.
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TEE bravery and genslemanly cepduct of L., Richards will net be forgotten by our citizens
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