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Notice ul Foreclosure.

NTHtEL T. Josephine smith .tnI h,r husband
" lame T.. smith, both uf Hancock ina the.
county 81 liaHc"' L, state 1T Mau,. tti On the Iuh
c'i IN Nn 1870. folio ~ crnl-y,.t e., ma. r,,I, Ft.
III certain lot "t aua ia -tii Iitucnrk bounded
ant described ~ fnlluW- BvZiunlu- al thr y +
corner Of the Hr-ca Heath lut III 4 -takr thence
9" tc tack line If -aid let We, 40 rods IT, " htr
bIfrh spotted for corner. therr.. south L East
lN p i"'~ !" small mapl" spotted for 4 corner.
tHtnrt Past - rods 10 the Western side linz, Of the
JH-tin lc" lot, thence North 49, r,,,t- o the lir-t
h"uiii containing MY acres mura or i--- Also
i'otii'r TOT 81 tahd situated IN SAID Hancock and
bounded and described ~ follows t. wif On thr
s"uth hy land occupied hy Alexander BartIctf.
last by land owned hv Hosea Heath. North l.,
hh,i owned by Mr.. Polly Mcfarland AMI West
10y land owned and occupied hy james Brown I..
ing my FORMER homestead. The conditions If -tid
mortgage are broken ami claim foreclosure, 81
ut sam amt give thl> notice fer that purpose
JAtp OR q RrI~
~ ". Il. 4.
-APfh -'' -. iwl-
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CONTRIBUTION CuREn

An old phv stefan, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India miss
AIRY the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
bronchitis Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung 4 Affections also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty 10 make
il known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free of CHARGE to all who desire II, this
recipe i'm German French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. MOVES, I49 Ro@e'-s Block, Rochester, n 7.
1yreOwi2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-14

Secretary Manning has directed that
the issue Of 81 and - notes be discontinued
Tor the present. 1t is said by officials
that this action has been taken for the pur-
pose of forcing the subsidiary coins into cir
culation, bat this is denied at the treasury
department.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-14

1lilt follow ing -t ~ taNc- reel estate Of non
l. resilient "sSnrr- in the town ~ Bluchiu. for
thf yeHr i~~i, ~ htll- committed to Levi Is rh1up
son I n,l"'t"r"f AM town tit 18th Il az Of Ma,
i~ri. tn- '''vn returned tbs HIM % a. remain.
tn@ unpaid Narth :, lN~f. rs hi iticltc that
dhtt, 1u'i uuN remain unpaid amt notice l. hereby
given That u tbs -aid taxes Interest and charl,-
are not pati into the treasury uf sail town within
eighteen months from the tlay IL commitment OF
sati bills much 81 thr real estate taxed a. will
bv sufficient t. pay the amount due therefor. IN.
riu'iIug Interest and ClHrse, will without further
Notice, be sold At public auction. the store ~ the
late J. I. ilBrkley IN SAID town SATURDAY. the
18th flAN Of November Is~S, nj O'Clock IN the
frssr1
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREA> Mar H. BATES of Quincy Common.
W wealth of Massachusetts by her mortgage
decd dated the 2ith day of February lSs2 and
recorded In the Hancock Registry OF Deeds, book
Isl, page III, conveyed "a the undersigned a
certain parcel Of real situated in the town OF
ta-tine in the County OF Hancock, Me bounded and
described As follows. Bounded northwestern bv
Peuobscot Bay, >outhcd-tcriv bv High street
nprtheasterly by land Of George il. Witheric, u
lane land Of the late Joseph Wescptt, and land of
the town OF Castne, and -outhwesterly Ly lands
formerly belonging to the late Philip ODER and
tate Charles j. Abbot. the same being the home
stead lot of the late Daniel Moore, excepting that
portion of said lot adjoining the southern corner
OF Fort George, which conveyed 10 me by
the said Mary H. Bates by her quit claim deed
dated February "a lSs1, and recorded in the Han
cock Registry of Deeds, book Isl, Page 2tl which
portion is bounded follows: Beginning at a
post on the line Of land between George III
NltheTle AMI Mary II. BATES, about two hundred
and fifty feet n1rthweSterly from High street
thence running West sOuthwesterly about one
hundred and thirty three feet u corner, thence
Ne,rth northwesterly about two hundred aud
seventy three feet t. land formerly owned by
Marx T.. Bayan thence -onthea Sterly along said
land AMI Fort ,ieursr To the southern corner OF
Forty George thence >oTthea-terlv along Fort
Georgia To land ~ George II. Witherle, and thence
southesfs.riy along -aid land % the place Of be
ginning All whereas tho condition q said mort
gage has Is-Nn broken, now therefore, by reason
20 the hrcaf.lNi N the condition th-rr"f claim
foreclosure Of a i.t mortgage.
awI9 GEOE,,t II WITHEBLE.
ca'tins. Nav -.
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CHARLESTON, ME-, Nov. ., ISs4.
In the Fall of 1888, | ploughed one acre OF
WORKOUT land, and last Spring spread on
seventeen loads of manure. and planted beans,
using three hundred and fifty pounds Of Brad.
ley's Phosphate in the hill, and harvested 81
bushels of beans, which sold for $3.50. On
seven rows OF the piece l did not Use any
Phosphate, and on these rows did not get
more than half as many beans where used
the Phosphate,
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County News.


80. West HarbOr.
All ex-soldiers and sailors on Mt
Desert Island and vicinity are invited to
meet with the comrades of James ". Park
er Post, No. los, and assist in the service:
on Memorial Day.
Rev. Mr.. Osgood will preach the Memo
rial sermon Sunday afternoon. May "A al
$50 O'Clock in the church at somesyille.
DIR. Grindle will deliver the address or
Memorial Day. Friends OF the Post ar
cordially invited to contribute flowers Il
place and scatter upon the graves of our
honored dead.
May IL.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the undersigned, having been appointed by
" the Hon o. r. Cunnt CHAM Judge Of
Probate for the County of Hans OK 10 receive and
examine the claims OF creditors 10 the ..t.tn ~
Alfred Hooper late of Castinc,Sa deceased repre-
scnted lns"lvent, do hereby give notira that six
months are allowed from April \ l~sj. to said
creditors to bring in and prove the, retains. and
that we shall attend that service Il the Office Of
George VI. Warren, ESQ, in Castine on The sth
gay OF July AMI the sth day OF October iss5 at ten
J.. g. PIiiLBROoKA
Castine, April 3, las.5 Af,,,n.
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Col. Green, with assistant engineers, is
making the surveys necessary TO an estimate
of the cost Of railroad bridge across the
river. 1t is only question of time when
the inhabitants of the shore towns will hear
the whistle of the iron horse. X
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
Douglass Copper Co.

TN accordance with the bylaws of this Company,
i many shares of each parcel of stock named
below as may be necessary will be sold at Public
Auction at the Treasurer's Office. In Bangor Me-,
No. 5, wheelwright Il Clark's Block, on Saturday
May 3, 1885, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, TO pay the de-
tnquent assessment thereon, together with the
cast of advertising aud expense of sale. The
amount due upon each share is twenty 1--WE cents
The names of the owners of the shares to be sold
shown by the books OF the company, amt IN"
number numbers OF the certificate or certlciites
representing said shares and the humber of shares
for which each certificate was issued are rs below
indicated in their appropriate columns
~
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East Lsmoine

1t Is questionable whether life would be
worth living, if we could not grumble. OF
this we are confident. that the man who can
get along with uniform serenity Of temper,
and never feel disposition to find fault
with the many changes Of spring weather
We are having, is whose equanimity is
to be enyied. Here one growls because the
.'easterly winds" prevail. and a vessel on
which he has freight is delayed, men are
kept from work because the stock is on
board of her, and they find fault with him
because they are losing time. They may
each and all grumble, but what are they GO
ing to accomplish BY it ? The farmer who is
grumbing and wishing that his seed was in
the cellar rather than III the ground, what
does he gain by grumbling but his labor for
his pains ? The fact is, We have had just
such spring weather before. and shall have
IN the wears 10 come. The birds keep ST
lent, the frogs cease their unmusicai prattie
IN the varied aud severe chlnges of our
eastern climate, and only man complains.
Our own American poet, BRYANT, complains
to the warblers of the forest in the follow
ing stanza.-
oh. choir Of spring, why come 50 soon
ON leafe>s grove and hcrbless lawn
Warm lie the yellow beams Of noon.
Yet winter j. not gone
There is however considerable activity
among our people despite the weather and
its changes.
The International Guano Company have
commenced work at their factor. A new
grinding mill has been put to work and men
are busy in getting a cargo of their fertilizer
dc
tilzer can he secured for home consumption
Nee their advertisement IN this weeks paper.
The packing COMPANY are getting in
place large new boiler. building boiler
room and coal shed. Charles Fullington
and John Austin are doing the mason work.
C l.. Young will commence work on
the cottage for Charles LETTERS this week TO
be ready for the coming season
The brothers George Ray, Frank Ray,
with their families have commenced house
keeping IN the Jenkins cottage.
A party OF sportsmen from your city
did quite cracking business" last week.
though your deponent cannot testify as to
the game secured.
The steamer Stella Fi,ke.i took her
load Of herring> from the Jordan river weir,
this week.
The incubator. are SAID to he work iug
well. the pro>nsci j., SAID To- hr good FIR
eggs AMI hsaGet>' the comm. season FIR
the visitors mo are sad 1, he ,,r. II come
n increased numbers 80 oar several sum ler
resort, in Frrnehmin'> Bay.
-Davgl Svett h., raised "A frame 4,
large stahe aui ca,rIa.e-a1n>e. i,r.,t,. 49,.
on'nmodafioa Of himself aa. ~ rsr, Ia-
crossing tra,el.
IN. o,a... Il.
y Sproul. WHO made his :. - tI>it l.lHs K
pst,ut m.j.c,.I., ami H., .....t. ,,.Io.
X .i. i.
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He ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, MAY IA.

c.,,, 20 not read anonymous letters and communi
is.,hs' ine name and address of the writer are in
~ cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
'io ~, out as guarantee of good faith
/" cannot undertake TO return or preserve com.
manlcatlons that not used
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-14

The count Of money, and securitie, in
the United safes Treasury has been conf
pleted. excep. in The reserve vaults, and the
only discrepancy found /, two cents missing
from i've dollar package Of pennies In
view o. ih democratic charges. repeated
over and over ,sun.o Republican thicvery,
It must be that some Republican Treasurer
"ined hi, pockets" with those two cents be-
fore leaving.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-14

Sherlf's Sale.

HANCnCK = May r. T. D., l>,j.
TAKEN on execution, wherein Levi Il. WNmau.
/ Administration OF the goods Snd estate which
were Of Joseph I. Grant late of Ellsworth tc.
ceased, i plaintiff, and Michael t,ainOr, OF Ills
worth, T. defendant and will hc -pd at public
auction, on SATURDAY the 2orh slav OF June, \. D.,
l>>j At two O'Clock in the afternoon AT the Office OF
Geo. ". Fiskc, IN Ellsworth, in sai County Of
Hancock and state of Maine, all the right. title and
Interest which the said Michael t,anOr. OF Eli.
worth, In the County Of Hancock iias or had on
the 39nd Of day sept, \. u. l.>l. when the same
was attached on the original writ in the following
described real estate, together with the buildings
thereon, situated in Ellsworth in said County To
wit: beginning AT a stake and stone at the north
east corner OF SAIL lot 80 fenced and occupied bv
said trainor AMI in the south line " a t.ontrm
plated street; thence south I3' - min. eight rods
to stake; thence in line parallel with sail
contemplated street about five rods 10 a stake ,
thence North la' u min. West eight roll. to said
contemplated street; thence following laid street
ea,terly about five rods to the first mentioned
bound. containing acre more ur less.
3w21 GEO. W. Fl-kE, Deputy sheriff
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Notice Of Foreclosure

w HtEkA> Charles W Mnrfi,.ta. 3...I I...-.
" 'l"W of Ellsworth, Hanr.ch ....r. 49,.
thelr mortgage decd, dated sept - .->. ..u|.
corded ~ Hancock Rrgi-'rv of n, I- l.. &c.,.
rage lHi, conveyed to me liz. up.I..r- .... .,.
ttih parcel of real estate situate! d.. ... r.. 3
Franklin, Ia the county Of Han. .Is....
both sides Of Taunton ~ty.,nl :, ...s.. .. ...-
cflbta ~ follows, Ia vii. no. ........... . ..
rock near the eastern mi If tho. 5.,- .t.r.,--
stream thence running south .. a-f ..ts..... .
RODS AMI ten inks II a spruce tree. -.a.t..T tu,.
1"utn i" ~ MN West eight rods t,i mine, Hn-- 81.
a rock M the site OF tn, road iea.,f,. D.. .a
thehcc south q West sixteen r,ri- H. i Its.u>
.nehce south west to point Oh, the tr,-t.r. i
w brook about two and one half rods Ei-t.i ID
aeh"" n!rch tree spotted. thence ,,r-t.r+ tt -l.i
ute' thehce North lZ' West sixteen rtI#- ..t- 3
am.c,,S INKS tn stake and stone thence North
NeS, eight rods To the top OF a lar-r high .ap-
thence North - West twenty rods n h :lu..
sVheS near tn" western end OF tn, dam tst ...
SCUM - East across the brook or pnr,f al,Ht t..t
rus 70 the pace OF beginning arru,iiu. 10 70 l..t
~ sam lnt ahft mill privilege recorded IN b. d
rage ls5, OF Hancock Registry If Drr,l-. .il.!
whereas the conditions Of said mort -1aa I,,,t f..
broken, now therefore by reason II IT,, lr,s n ,l
inc con'iltl"-' thereof claim a foreclosure ~ -II
mortgage.
Dated April ~, lss5 Svf-
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PA emf

obtained, aud all PATENT BUSINESS attended
to for MODERATE FEES
our Office Is opposite the e. :. Patent Office,
rnd we can obtain Patents 10 less time than those
einOte from HISHINGTON
send MODEL OK ORA TNG. We advise as
to patentability free OF charge; and we make No
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS SECfRED.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, me supt OF
Money Ort.er Div, and 10 officials OF the U. ::
Patent Office For circular, advice, terms aud
references to actual clients in your oHn STATE or
County, write to
a.. 4. SyD4g 4 co.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, y. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-14

The President decided sometime ago
that he would have to reserve one day of
the week for himself when be would be IN
accessible 10 Office seekers. autograph beg
gars and other bores SATURDAY last be rig
idly kept his dag. Visitors besleged the
doJrkeepers in crowds. Senators and Mem
bers Of the House. individual office seekers
and ethee seeker, in delegations, called in
as large numbers as if there had been no an
nouncement given Of Mr.. Cleveiand's inten-
ton to have closed doors The doorkeep-
ers however, we're equal to their orders, and
no amount q Indignation avaied a caller in
bis efforts to ascend the staircase or send up
a card Tie cabinet member, were the only
ones who could pass the portals. and make
further progress than the East Room.
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sEss ~oa-ry AZ :..Ay rz7-z.,:3 g:giT :a.Eaa.
Receipts given. ,ney rrfun'ied i Orders are
lost. sold ri an u W W INV Co. Payable Bt 6,.rI
places RATES 70 s5-5r. -l0--c. s21-lOr.
s59-l3c. eS0Lls.: %. 3mosl5 2P
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Memorial Day.

The following General Orders have been
s>ued IN connection with the observ ence Of
Memorial Day.
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Educational Association,
aS!.g E-IIIIII-
FRIDAY.

Friday o7t Saturday, May p and %.
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Harnesses Repaired at Short
Notice.

Ellsworth. May Is, lSS5.
2mos20
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y. ". SAblk' T. ST. JOAN,
Pres Is .frg Hs .
L-AE-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04
Une petite martyre.

Une d6peche de Wallingford, dit
gu une petite file de Ii ans, NOM
NEE Ida Terry, que son pere, en-
p%artant pourl'ouest lily adeux ans,
a conf6e aux SONS DIES 6poux Viii
to, a 6t6 tortur6e par eux avec une
cruaut6 incroyable. La chose a etc
d6couverte par I'm voisin qui, emu
par les cris pitoyables de Ia petite
file, est entire a l'improviste chez
les 6poux White ct les a surpris
dams rexercice de leurs fonctions
de b%ourreau. Plainte a 6t6 port6e,
ct r%enquete a r6v6l6 qu'un de Ieurs
amusemets favoris 6tait lie forcer
Ida a Sc tenir debout sur un poole
chaud. lis Sc plaisaient aussi a
l'attacher contre un muir ct q lui
percer les oreilles avec DIES 6pin-
giles. D'autres fois, c'est la langue
qn'on lui trouait avec une aigullle.
LIE corps de la ]eune martyre ne
TAFT qu'une plate. Les barbares
6poux en- ont etc quittes pour une
amende, SIS pour Fun ct $50 pour
l'autre. La mutt qui a suivi CO
jugement incompr6hensible, lie ma
ri, Joseph White, a 6t6 visit6 dams
sa grande par trois hommes mas
qu6s qui lui ont administr6 une
forte rAcl6e ct dome Iordre de
purger lie pays de So presence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04
UNE EXCURSION AU LAC MIsTAssI-

UNE EXCURSION AU LAC MIsTAssI-
Nj Une expedition q lafois scien-
tifque ct hygi6nique s'organise
sous lie patronage du conlonel Rho
des, president de la soci6t6 geogra-
phique de Quebec, ct sous phabile
direction de M. r. II. Bignzll, pour
aller visiter le grand lac Mitassini,
la myst6rieure n.er int6r1eure du
Canada nord oriental, don't on par
le tant, depuis quelque temps,
dams la presse canadienne ct anne
ricaine. L'exp6dition partira de
Quebec, par Ia vote du Saint-Lau-
rent jusqu'a la riviere Saguenay,
vers lie 10 JUN, ct on pense que le
retour s'effectuera en- so jours. LIE
voyage entire le lac Saint-Jean ct
lac Mistassini Sc fra en- canot, ct
l'on vera avec quelle dext6rite les
voyageurs indiens du Canada
franchissent les rapides. LIE pros
pectus demande le concours DIES
hommes de science, DIES sporsmen
qui cherchent la sant6 ct DIES tou-
ristes. LIE prixd u voyage de Que
bee a M~istassini ct retour est eva
lu6 a $500.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04

La legislature a vote lundi lie
bill DIES chemins de fer. Lon peut
esp6rer maintenant que les griefs,
TT le monopole exerc6 par les
compagnies de chemins de fer, sous
forme de tariff, dams les transports
dies grains, don't SO plaignait avec
raison la classe agricole, won't dis
paraitre avec duplication de la
nouvelle loi.
LIE bill pour l'inspection DIES
grains est sous consideration
devant les chambres.
La question des licences elev6es
est encore a l'ordre du jour. Apres
le massacre dun premier bill, tel
que rapport6 la semaine derniere,
deux nouvelles measures a Get effet
ont 6t6 adopt6es lundi, Pune auSe-
nat ct I'autre dams la Chambre.
Reste a savoir laquelle DIES deux
aura la preference lors de la der
Mere 6preuve.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04
LES OISEAUX DU PRIN,
TEMPS SONT ARRIVES!

CONNIE TOUJOURS, NOUSaSOMMES AU
Ter RANG POUR LES ARTICLES DE
TOILETTE EFT CHAPEAUX DU PRIN
TEMPS.
SEGELBAUM BROS. sont les
premiers sur la ligne avec un as
sortiment considerable d'articles
de toilette ct chapeaux du prin-
temps. lis viennent justement de
recevoir de grandes consignations
de chapeaux de paille pour Danes
ct Demoiselles, contenant pas
moins de $50 nouvelles formes de
chapeaux de dlff6rente quaIit6. II
est bien connu que SEGEL-
BAUM BROS. possedent
les plus grandes facilities ct avanta-
ges dams le commerce des articles
de toilette ct chapeaux, ct de bes.l-
coup s%uperieurs q n'importe quelle
maison en- cette vile. C'est Ia la
raison qui les classe au premier
rang pour les nouvelles modes ct
le bas prix.
Nos marchandises SO recomman-
dent par elle-memes. Vous etes
invites de venir examiner notre
nouveau stock.
SEGELBAUM BROS,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04

GUERIsON MIRACULEUsE.- pa
roisse de l'Ile aux Coudres Went
d'etre t6moin de la gu6rison mira
culeuse dune Jeune file, NELLIE
Vitaline Desgagn6s, file de M. Sa-
muel Desgagn6s. Ellie soufrait
depuis trois n d'hydropisie, qui
la retenait au lit ct la maladie fit
tant de progress que du vingt au
dernier janvier: ellie perdit compile
tement la parole, on ne la nourris-
salt que dun peu d'eau de Sainte-
Anne ct de lait qu'on lui faisait
avaler; mails quel ne fut pas l'6ton-
nement de Q parents, lorsque le
matin de la onzieme journ6e, ellie
laissa le lit ct vint toute joyeuse SO
METRE a table avec eux; c'etait la
derniere journ6e dune deuxieme
neuvaine fate en- rhonneur de la
Bonnie Sainte-A Anne.
Honneur done a. Sainte-Anne,
dams notre paroisse
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04

Une d6peche de Paris du Ter
mars annonce que Flannery, secr6-
taire du comite dynamitard, a de-
clare que ses comp6res en- dyna-
mite sont a pr6parer depuis trois
semaines une s6rie d'6v6nements
terribles qul feront palir les re-
centes explosions. ct jetteront
toute l'Angleterre dams l'6pouvante
ct la st%up6faction. On eviterait
dependant de molester le Prince de
GALES pendant son sejour en- IT.
lande parce qu'on le croft anime de
BONES intentions.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04

M. P. Poirier, Acadien, chef du
bureau DIES postes dams les batisses
du gouvernemnt d Ottawa, Went
d'6tre nomme senateur pour Pune
DIES divisions s6natoriales du Nou-
veau Brunswick, en- remplacement
de lhon. s6nateur Muirhead, de-
c6d6.
C'est la un grand honneur pour
nos freres Acadiens, ct lie nouveau
titulaire en- est digne sous tous
rapports.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-04
Enfant attaque par des chiens,

Des Girls d6chirants ont frapp6
les oreilles de deux PEASANTS qui
tr~aversaient un lot vacant entire la
Quarante-huiti6me rue ct Market
street a Philadelphia, dams lapres-
midi de mardi. Courant du cote
d'ou lis provenaient, lis ont WI une
petite file etendue a terre ct en-
tour6e dune douzaine de chiens
|qui lui d6pecaient avidement les
chairs avec les dents. Ces ami
maux ayant 6t6 arrach6s de dessus
leur probe, non sans dificulte, la
petite file, quoique couverte de
morsures ct mortellement effray6e,
a pu %raconter CO qui lui 6tait arri-
v6. Son nom est Mamie Hasson.
Sa mere l'avait envoy6e acheter
DIES provisions q la boucherie. En-
revenant, ellie a etc suivie par trois
GU quatre chiens Alliances qui sau-
talent autour dele ct essayaient
de saisir le paquet de viande qu'el-
le portrait sous le bras. LIE quar-
tier 6tant d6pourvu de maisons
d'habitation, Mamie a Gu peur ct
s'est mise a courir. Plusieurs au-
tres chiens sont venus SO joindre
aux premiers, ct apres avoir enlev6
ct d6vor6 la viande, lis ont attaqu6
la petite file elle-meme, qui a 6t6
renvers6e ct don't le visage, les
bras ct les jambes ont 6te rapide-
ment converts de morsures, don't
plusieurs sont dangereuses. Ce-
pendant, les m6decins esp6rent
qu'avec beaucoup de SONS il sera
possible de SAWYER la vie de la mu-
til6e. Mamie Hasson est ag6e de
IL MS.