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Obituary.

Mr.. Ambrose s. Campbell was born In
Cherryfield in 1919. lie was the sixth of sew.
en- children. five sons and two daughters, three
Of whom survive him. The death Of the
father made IL necessary for the older children
to 20 out from the home and seek employment
and support for themselves: and the mothers
strength being fully occupied with household
duties, Ambrose WAS left at an early age in
charge of the farm. His faithfulness and
courage through many years in this difficult
situation brought in their train physical
strength which made him, almost 10 the close
of life q stranger 10 bodily fatigue, and estab-
lished him in those cardinal virtues of charae-
ter which have their source in industry and
honesty, and which his life has always exhib-
tied. After serving his apprenticeship. he came
at about the age of twenty-one. TO this place.
and engaged in the business which he has fol-
lowed, sometimes indeed under difficulties but
always with conspicuous integrity, until laid
aside by he sickness Of the last winter In the
more public relations of life. Mr.. Campbell
while not ambitious to lead. was always q
stannch supporter Of any interest to which he
len; hi. influence. lie was among the first 10
engage in the Washngtonian movement. lie
took an active interest in the politics of the
town, the State and the nation; aud in these
relations combined the hcartiness OF support
and the absence and scorn Of undetermined, or
doubtful measures which mark the true man.
In his home he WIS the good husband, the com
panj0a as well IL the wise counsellor Of his
children. the hp>pitablg Misunderstanding friend.
His loss TO the home circle they only know
who are left to mourn it. The community has
been called to part with a true man, ani The
cause OF christian religion on earth with a
constant supporter, al evident sympathzer,
and. we cannot doubt. real. ii not self-pro-
frS>ei renre,entntiNe.
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STRENGTHENING Improved the best for blackjack
palms In chest er side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
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Granite Quarry !'s!r'y
For Sale
Notice Of Sale by Trustees.

| vKJ HEREAs the Collins Granite Company, Of
w East Biuehil Maine, corporation existing
under the laws Of Maine, and having Its Office at
Portland, in said state, on the second day of Jan
uary, A. d., one thousand eight hundred and
eighty two.by its trust mortgage deed of that
date, duly executed and recorded in the Hancock
County Registry Of Deeds, Vol. $50. Folio 49, and
In the records of the town of Buehill, Book B.
Page s6a. and in the records of the City of Port
land, book ~, Pages s3I and 2ta. conveyed to
William f.. Could, OF Deering and Byron ID.
Nerrill, of Portland, both in the County OF Cum
beriand, the real estate and personal property
herein described, in trust TO secure payment of
certain bonds of said corporation therein descrih
ed' dated January :. a. d., 1852, and interest
thereon az six per cent. per annum, payable
quarterly, and quarterly payments OF Ave hun
rea dollars To sinking fund therefor
among other things. that II default shall lie made In
the payment OF any of said bonds or the interest
thereon, or any part thereof, OF the said sum Of
hse hundred dollars, quarter yearly at the end OF
every quarter during the first five years ~ afore
-ald, OF Ia the performance OF any other of the
conditions Of this deed, then 1t shall be lawful for
the satt grantees or the survivor of them and
their SUCCESSORS 10 take actual possession Of the
property hereby conveyed. and sell aud dispose
Of "A sufficient amount thereof with the improve
cut- thereon 10 pay the principal aud Interest Of
all Of said bonds. which may then he outstanding
aud The expenses OF the trust. or larger amount
", ~ their Judgment, part not be sold with
out loss or Injury to the whole and account TO the
.att grahtof It's successor or assigns, for any
balance "t the proceeds Of snch sale remain.
Ing over and above the amount required for the
af9Ne named purpose. such sale to he at public
auction. on near the premises after three
months notice thereof published In one new spaper
printed in said Portland, aud one in I'M, omit
of Hancock, and without other notice or demand
aud whereas the conditions of said trust mortgage
deed have been broken. and the holders Of said
bends Of the said corporation which are now ont
staining have heretofore requested the said
trustees To take possession of the said property
conveyed 20 us IN trust ami forcclo-e said trust
mortgage deed. AMI to sell said property In ar
"or'tapcc with the terms and provisions OF said
decd and We the said trustees. have notified said
corporation thereof, and have taken actual pos
nj ,sHYT
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uniformly discharged his duties as carrier
of the mails to the offices. but in distributing
the same between the Offices, carrying large
sums Of money from business men to express
Offices, doing innumerable and perplexing
"errands' for the families ON his route, and
during the three years of this ardaous and
onereus service be retres with the common
wish of all may We only be so fortunate as
to get as good man to ill his place" Mr..
Sproul viii enter on new business as soon
as wheeling becomes good. He will drive
a spanking new team; on his carriage will
be painted Patent Medicines aud Fancy
Goods. Ills route will be the lower part of
Hancock and the upper part Of Washington
Counties. Wherever he may journey We
bespeak for hun the kindly reception he has
always received from the people with whom
he has mixed in the years past.
w. Gilmore Sims. number of years
ago, published a volume, the accumulation Of
many years. of short thoughts and opinions,
under the title of "Eseria:r or voices IF
thought aud counsel for the woods aud way
side, to which we often turn to contrast our
individual opinion with one whose habits
and training had been Of kind 10 nourish
proper independence. At the present time
when matters political are stirring up our
people to some extent, We asked. how were
these matters looked upon a half century
ago? and We found the answer in "Horace
on Politics. two verses of which We copy
''>iuh Toms no more of politics.
I'm sick of all these iugglcr tricks.
This strife twiNt ius and outs;
The knaycs behind that pull the wires.
fsaf Il 81 f1.r.F
80 long a. pctnus shouts.
For u~. good Tom, It's quite enough,
Ii still eschewiug MI this stuff
When comes the time. stand
Where God first gave breath. prepared
To do. Is still our fathers dared.
For home and faiherland.
&C. W
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During This

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 Ia.
Dor is thrown upon the Kidneys, Liver, and Blood.
This brings out thu weak points Of these or
gans, and Pains in Back, Dyatang Dorm
Pains, Tired Feeling, CHiis Neuralgia,
CafaryA, 6iiioa,ness, Constipation, and Con-
SUMPTION, together with minor ills such as Coat
81 Tongue, Batf,, .Soay Taste, Bad B,safh,
Drevesinsss, Dis.issss, Sc, are the prevailing
troubles Of winter. The
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East LAmoine.
The steamer Nellie Kane has been SD
To parties IN Easipor; and left here Tor that
place last Saturday.
VIM. F. Desisles left nome on a busi-
ness trip to Boston and will spend week
there and in the neighboring towns.
Edward Adams, Jr, arrived on last
Saturdays boat, from Boston. We noticed
some large rolls Of galvanized wire fence,
for the wards of his new hennery. TIE
poultry excitement is still on the increase
George 4. Ray, manager Of the Pack
ing Company. arrived from the westward by
cars last Saturday, where he has been to
purchase new machinery, and other stock.
Active preparatory work is being done il
the factory, and around the same, which will
| expedite the work of canning, when this
necessary work is done.
Farmers round about this town will
have inducements now 10 go pretty largely
! into raising squash. peas and vegetables
used in canning, as market will be opened
at their doors for such productions Of the
soil as they may raise.
Just now in getting bait for the eleven Grand
Bank fishermen which will sail from tits
town. early in the season. Some hundreds
of barrels will be procured to help iii these
vessels The barrels, most of them, are
manufactured in our town, thus as our peo-
pie say. excepting as much money as posi-
bI. in the town" Nerv soon the vessels
which have been away coastlng Viii return
with salt and other necessarles tuf the cruIsr,
crews will be mustered, banners unfurled
and the departure made 10 the capstan song,
'.Bound for the banks Ct Newfoundland
The Desisle House has had large
! number of transient and regular boarders
! this season. We noticed among the num-
| Der of guests this week, George A. Martin
and wife Of Franklin. Mr.. Martin We sup
pose was down uniting business with pleas
ure. He has for some years past supplied
| our people as we'll as cottagers with fresh
meats, poultry, etc. We understand that
/ he will commence his route early in May.
| Wild geese and other sea fowl are
/ plenty in our bay, and sportsmen from your
\ city and other places have for some time
past been having cracking times. Old gun
ners have been quite successful and quite a
\ number of geese and ducks have been Sc
/ cured. Larger focks of these migratory
! fowl have been in our waters than for some
wears past and still they are coming; in one
Hock we counted fifty-seven geese.
We have received 10 day from two
| little ladies', nieces of ours. nice bunch of
Nav flowers, picked by them from alongside
bank of snow. The first We have seen
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Season Of the year, persons in middle life, and
especially those who have Peer, .sissgiM Blood.
find themselves affected with many ills which, al.
though not dangerous in themselves, are the
cause Of great deal Of suffering. Bells, Riass
ssoyms, Ciii5lains, and Geld Hands and Feet,
are among the most common aud can only b.
reached through tie Biaoi, Liver, or Ki5strs.
If you will use Browns Saysafayil!a, you will
stimulate the digestive organs; give vigor to the
flow Of blood; open to healthy action the dor
mant Liver and Kidneys, and thoroughly purge
the whole system. Then will your res. be sweet
er, the nervous system kept in tune, the great
waste Of body made good, ability to labor. as well
as the vitality Of the body, will be largely increased
and life better in every way. We call attention
to the facts that the
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Marine List.


BoOTHBAY.-Ar. April ., sch. Robert Pettis,
joyce, bound South. mackereling.
Sid. April I, schs. Orient, Brakeman, Port
land for Castine; Lillian NJ. Warren, Smith,
Swans Island for South, fishing.
BosroS.-Sld. April 8, sch. William A.
Croeker, Hutchins. Green's Landing, TO load
for New York.
Az. April ., sch. W. T. Emerson, Gott,
Bueksport.
Ar. April Il, sch. Valparaiso, knowlton.
Deer Isle.
Ar. April O. schs. Amy Knight, knight.
N. l.. Crockett, Pattcn. and Caroline. Dorr.
Bucksport.
CALAIs.-Ar April 6, sch. Grace T.. Stevens,
Stevens, Boston.
NEW BEproRp.-Ar April s. sch. Silver
Heels. Bulger. Calais. and sid. for New
York.
NEW YoRk.-SId. April ., sch Vim. IT..
Archer. for Ellsworth.
PoRTLANp.--Ar. April 5. sehs. John II.
KENNEDY. and Lillian NJ. Warren. Swans
Island; Northern Light. Look, Booihbay for
Portsmouth.
vile; Frank Pierce, Greenaw Deer Isle.
AZ. April 10. schS. May Wyman. ODER.
Ruckiand: Alfalfa. Ihur~ton. Boothbay.
Sid. April 10. sch. Allaudalc. Remick, Els
worth.
PnnApELrmA.- Sid. April :. >ch. Carrie
\, buchanan, Hogan. Aspinwan.
RcnMoND.-Ar. April .. sch John Doug
lass. Jordan. ood~ lioll,
SOUTHWEST H>RBoe.-Shl. April .. sch.
Franklin Pierce, Holmes. Portland.
>CLLIv,N.-sl April :, schs. Alpha, Woos-
ter, New York; Angola, Pettingill, Boston.
sAVANNAH.--Ar. April :. sch. II. J. Cot
treil, Haskell, Philadelphia.
Wilmington, y. C.-Sld. April :. sch 4.
4. Emerson. Emerson, Port au Prince.
VINEYARD HAyEN.-Sid. April 10, sch.
Abby WATSON, Lord
srMIvAN.-sld. April Q. sch. Victory.
Milliken, Reckland. Sid. April 10. sch.
Chrome, Bunker, Philadelphia.
BhrMoRE.-Ar Aprila. sch, Juliet. Leach.
New York,
DtTCH ISLAND IiARHoR. In port April
:. ,chs. Python and MaIceliu<.
>oCTH BRooKsvtIIE-Sd. Apr. :. sch
Unison, to0mbs, knrkland.
SIT. Apr. .. srh-. Eiith anl Ethel. Cousins 8.
R"ckpori.
Ar. Apr. H., ,ch. Ricnzi, chatto, from Port
land with frei-h; Tor T.. g. thatto & son.
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Sap. Jud. Court Apr. Term. 1885.

IvIDr CHARLES DANFoRrH. Presiding.
oFIICEK- OF TIE COURT.
~. i. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
u~tAEF. FELLOWS. County Attorney.
Mis- CoRNEiIA PUIsIFER. >tenographer.
y, l.. FIELDS. sheriff.
DEPUTIES.
George v. Fi.ke. Ellsworth;
Peter II. Mill. Deer Isle:
Edward +. Davies, Castine:
Lewis r. Hooper. BROOKLYN;
Frank Z. Foster. Amherst.
Pa,ri.A l.. Ford. Messenger.
GRAND JURORS.
Mil.iam w A. Heath. Foreman, fremont;
Benjamin I. Ame,. Buck-port;
William Byard. >ed-wick;
Ransom \. Bonzey. Ellsworth;
Edwin f. Cole. Brooklin
harir. G. CIougli. BluehiI;
John Clark Castine:
R+ni H. Cu-hman. Penobscot;
David G.. Cole. Gould>boro:
Oliver G. Donnell, Franklin:
th " Filicld, Deer Isle;
stephen u. GRAY. Brooksyille;
james \. Hartman. Orland;
Ruel ". Higgins. Ellsworth:
William L. Millken. surry;
+. Il. Marshall, Bucksport;
Da2id II. Paine. Eden;
stephen >malledge. Mt. Desert.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIRST JURY.
>yyanu. q. Haskell. Foreman. Deer Isle;
Lewis E. Bending, Bucksport:
Sargent ". Billings. Trenton:
Johnson Bridges. Penobscot;
Wallace Coggins. Lamoine;
Lewis Friend. Ellsworth:
,Chas. r.. Goodwin. Mariaville:
James B. Higgins. Goudsboro;
Joseph II. Hale. Broo.syille;
Asa Jordan. Ellsworth;
j. Lufkin, Deer Isle;
o. II. Leland. Eden.
SECOND JURY.
Newell Powers. Foreman, Brooklin;
Addison Littlcfield. Bueksport;
Daniel 7, Morgan, Sedgwick;
Emerson Orcutt, Amherst;
VIM. G.. Parker. fremont;
Chas. II. Preble, Sullivan;
Mark T. Richardson. Mt. Desert;
Erastus +. Redman. Ellsworth;
VIM. G. Sargent, Castine;
0etayus NJ. Slower, Bluehill;
John W. Staples, Surry;
John +. Soper. Orlsnd.
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Who SAYS more mud.

Who says more mud.
A child, aged about | / months. of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Graves recently swallowed a
brass pin su,h as are usually worn by ba-
bles After five days Of anxious Suspense.
the child passed the pin and is now seeming
" all well. 1t was singular accident and
terminated much better than could have
been expected.
Rev James Heath is at home visiting
his family, He held meetings in Maria
vile and Waitham Sunday and will hold
meeting here in the church April 10, at 30
=. VI. also in lower schoolhouse in the af
ternoon. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mis-. Walter Haslam. who has been
sick for long time, Is now much better
Much credit is due DR., Homer of Franklin.
who has been her medical attendant DIR.
Homer is highly appreciated as physician
in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Martin who have for
some time been visiting here returned to
their home in Clinton. Mass, last week.
Mr.. Bion Jordan and wife and Miss Addie
Woodland accompanied tnem. MT. jordan
and wife, we learn, will remain there Miss
Woodard goes for medical treatment
Mr.. L. F. Davis, of Otter Creek. who
has been here the past winter. will return
home this week.
Miss Nettie Blake, of Eastbrook. who
has been stopping with her sister, Mrs
Herbert Jordan. went home last week.
Miss Luella Morrison, of Ellsworth. is
stopping at Calvin Kingman's and attending
school.
Our Young men are again about to leave
US TO go on tie drive. We learn Mr..
Elmer Kingman has contracted to drive
qai,e quantity of timber down Tim
brook.
The saw mill at the ''mlls' is now
running full blast and will probably CON
tinue to do SO till water fails
MIR. Willard Haslam is making ex-
tensiye repairs on his house. J. IL. Ii.
April IL.
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Season Of

1884 was one of much sickness, and as this was
the season when Broan's Saysafariia was first
introduced among strangers, it was called on to
stand many severe tests. II did all claimed
and mo,e. While it was guaranteed to euye any
case Of Kidney, Litey, or Blood disease, it not
only kept this claim good but took Mr.. Sanford
PAtlSreok, No Datton 81, Bangor, seAo had
gf'en NJ tfork, 6efs fyoHoaneea "coNE" ,rhh
CoESHmf!ioH, and cured him. II eHysd Rad
lIiksoH. a trader Of South Leyant, Of D,5tctan
after he lad Tired fen ateks on crackers and
mix. Cured Mr. Il. 7. Farmer, of ASTHMA,
after he had become unable to act as juryman.
Cured some serious diseases in Dexter, Maine,
which were brought to light by the Eastern
State and if you are Ill, reader. remember
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Public Reading Room

Y. Efitarsf The american;
l. il not possible for our city 10 maintain a
Fire.. Rcsdiug Room in connection with our
Public Library: II not. h, not: such an aux
i.ar, u:,> l,ten tried in other cities with marked
Success Il would Coz; money TO run II Of
course, but - do our police courts. our county
,i> aud our poor farms, Who can tell If the
cost 81 "a, one might not. in ID. long run. d.
uiui-a 'he cAVrn>c of the other. II i prin-
ia ~. af .uuul philosophy. no ie>- than max
im # Holy Writ. thai evil must be- overcome
Nt.A good. II our Young people are 10 escape
ill., -uar- ~ street and saloon. something
mor. attractive must be provided for them.
Iftl.t ar, - b,,"m, true aud noble citizens,
i g.. i.,.,,t~ pur ,itv not 10 leave them to find
'.,lr t.rtainIloni in the low bufoonery Of
rr...lau. MINISTRIES. or the coarse jokes Of
cirrus clowns II il De- objected that such
>u.,s,- be-r l,jra~c AMI draw our Young people
., rl,i,il Wsr,.. for The future Of our city. and
d, j. rime That par; Of fhr public fund be ap-
Piled &, the mental needs OF our youth. out
id. ila ,-hool room. Even pagan Athens
ni.1- her public ainu-cment- minister TO the
destruction - her youth. should christian
.i., lea Ills nineteenth century DO les:
Gentleman who visited such Reading
Room in one Of our neiEhboring cities said, it
eth BIZ heart good 10 ~cr boys from ten 10 fif-
t..a-~um" of them veriiabe little gamins
FROM tar -trri-. poriug over the paper and
u.-alu-- with which the room was fur
ui>h,t.
A-Hn Il a-h. Mr.. Editor. why may il not be
-l 20. T-worfh ENQUIRER.
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Public Auction,


iNb ttbth Ill TIE afternoon.
certain tract or parcel Of land attn All the. uuill
ins9 and whafycs thereon, owned by SAID corpora.
t"n az Ia, tatt Of t, said conveyance to us sitda
tti in the of BhchiIl, county OF Hancock au,I
stale ~ Maine. known the A>i Conary farm.
amt bounded A. follows, to Wit BEGINNING at a
rrar ~t1A" and stones. at the shore near tia.
house turHcriy uf James Peters ami an the ts 4
lac Of land HOW formerly Of Watson and Thur
low Cousins, and Running thence by SAID ut. sins
iar North ~ WIT seventy eight T,4i- il. a -f.k 4,
aud ~tuut-, thence by said ou-'u> land north
Ea-t thirteen rods aud eighteen links l., corner
tl"rt"t thfncc by land Of Elizabeth : Mark
North ~ West NINETY nine rods and ct shtycn Hnk :
t. ian'i II John II Curtis, thence t,y s.,id Curti,
land Nort! j. West hundred and ten rods t,,
corner III land Of I.eonaI, tau,aa.,, thence. ty
-3t tausaEr tlnfi North q East nfty thr,s. r,.l.
{" 7laAc AMI stones thence i,y land of au'i...r
aHi oihrr~ south a. hast three hundred and
fifteen rods ~ the -va shore thence on the -hnr,.
South - West twenty ru,I- thence. south SIR
West thirty -lN r'rd- {" the wharf thence on the
-ur' south ." West tinFts three ru'l~ the mouth
nt small brook thence North ~ West thr,,r
rutls and twenty Inks tn q stake and stone.
thence south ~ Wet tive rods and fifteen link, {"
tlIv plac" uf beginning containing unt, hundred
hu'l fourteen acres, more or less, nud being the
Hr~t nt two parcels ~ Land described, In dec, uf
IN'oH@ u h'nthir Z" said company dated MAY
y. E-N aiii rrc"riri in the Hancock Registry 1T
l'r,sl-, Beck Ia, Page -.
Also certain TRAIT or parcel uf ltnil Is ith thf
huIltuS- thereon adjoining the aia.,c b,.ln.- IA
pait ~ Ne numbered one in the thrti IL, ton IL
iNt- 40 -aii H!uchili and N"undc,l a. follows d.
"it Hr~lnnius AZ the northeast corner 1t a lot
7'N' l'' i''hi : h"A anu |inf- Nelson irrH SAIL
IN No. "h' i't jr'i"'i'ah Darling and Charles \.
Barrett. ana running thence uorthtrIy tu land IT
Leonard 5"da-e. thence by said lU,lagr lnud
westerly e tilr Wet iHr "1 SAID I,t ~.
tl"H'r "u -l West int -"uthvrit to -Hil ls4,v Aut
nelson iAui, theme" ea~Grri, by -Hid III. ami
Nelson iHu8 Z" the hr~t boGu'i Being tn, same
int 70 tatH rurErNr'l % said ,,npluy ly deed pt
i.'IArf hiWi'r ldica MAY u, -. and r.
rrr'lrl i ib" Hancock Registry Ut Deeds Is4.k
JOY rag -. auH lhr same convey ctl 'n him tia
.t''.l "t f-EAai'viA ! Mars, tl1t'ti October ~
W." 4H3 rt"r'ift in -3i'i Et-trF. Book iil. Page
-ft Reference T. al~' ual,v ,u t!, second parcel
Ari description th'tr"f in -Iii k,uLh'- ,lc,,l tt
-Htt Company, which r suppose, ID i4 included
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1854 saw Mr. L. o. Cakes of Garland, and Mr..
d. L. Knight both traders there cured OF De5ilsy
by Browns SarsapIilla; saw |, ". Tib5ets, NJ.
d. Of S,etson, Me, perform number of remark
able cures with the aid Of Browns sarsaparilla,
Saw daughter of Mr.. Clark OF Troy, Me,
aired Of Consumption. Saw man in Lee. Me,
cured Of a case Of Scrofula, that might wen be
called the Leprosy OF olden times. Saw the de
mand for i, broaden until it became known in
short year throughout the State, and as the old
year vanished, it saw Brorr's Sarsaparilla recog-
nized everywhere as sovereign remedy for all
Kidney, Lirey, and Bioa3 Diseases. Do not fail
to buy and use at once this sovereign remedy for
Kidney, Liver, or Blood Diseases.
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The Maine Central Railroad Go.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing, Monday, Oct. 20, "a
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
EASTW ARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains ON Main Line, from and To Portland En-ton
and 1t. John.
Morning train from Bangor connects every
saturday with the STR. City Richmond for N;if
bridge, Jonesport, Machia>poTt and PASSPORT I:r
turning the steamer leaves Passport every 1Int,-
lay morning connecting at the Ferry with after
noon train which waits its arrival CT special l. run
II necessary. The Richmond leaves The. Perry
every Tuesday morning at o'clock for Portland
via all landings.
PAISOS TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager
+. h. BooIHBf, Genl Pass. and Ticket Agt