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except as to its poetic form, and the
word "guideth me- for ''leadeth me" in
verse ;, and ''thou hast anointed' for
'thou anointcst,' verse ).
The revisers have been exceedingly
conserva ative in retaining the idiom and
vocabulary of the old version, with its
acknowl lodged beauty and rhythm, which
make it the first of the English classics.
They have avoided a slavish liberalism
and adapted the necessary changes t."
the style which is So familiar and dear
TO the people. They have shown through
out consummate literary tact and taste.
The English company included some Of
the best Judges of good old Eagish, and,
if we are not mistaken, their work will
be pronounced by literary critics IA COM
plete success.
PROSPECTS OF SECCt SIS.
The revision was undertaken with a
view to make it an ultimate substitute
for King James version 1t is now com
pleted, after fourteen years of unbruken
labor. and in the hands Of the Christian
public, which must decide its fate
through the regular organs OF the various
churches and bible societies. The Con
vocation Of Canterbury, which originat
ed the work, will probably first pass
jl,l smeut on its merits after due exdmi-
nation and trial. Other churches III + l.
gland and this country will follow. In
the meantime the revision will be used
as Il commentary alongside with the old
version, in the pulpit and out Of it. The
young generation will become familiar
with the new version. The com
sense of the people will say: If we canno,
have the very best, let us have at least
the better for the good. The good old
| version of King James has accomplished
noble work for nearly three centuries,
| but its defects and errors are now uni
versally known and acknowledged. Il
| is therefore inevitably doomed, sooner OF
| later, to an honorable death and burial
| but all it's excellences and beauties viii
survive in its successor.
| The revision is undertaken as labor
| of love. The revisors asked and received
no compensation. The expenses of th
! English Committee were paid by the Uni
versity Presses for the exclusive copy
right in her Majesty's dominions. The.
have already the monopoly of Bible print
ing i'll England, in connection with th
Queen's printer. The American Com
mittee paid their own expenses, first b.
voluntary contributions of a few friends
afterwards by issuing memorial editio
from which they expect to save a sutii
cient surplus to discharge their ob.iga
tions, while the subscribers of S25 or 50
receive beautifully inscribed presenta
ton copy, in the best style of binding
below the mark ct price, with the add
tional honor of having aided America
cooperation in the greatest Biblical wor
since the year 1911.
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower par,
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
rose he has se,ne affection Of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. At times symptoms
OF indigestion are present, as tiatn!ency, un
e:,sineSs of the stomach, etc. \ moisture
like l,crSl.ration, producing very dis
agreeable itching, after getting w.tlm, is .
common attendant Blind, Bceding ana
Itching Piles yield at once to the applica
ton of iir. Hosauko'S Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected, alb,
sorbing the Tumors, aliayinG the intense
itching, aud affecting Il permanent cure
Price 30 cents. Address, The DR.. Bosan {
Mitchell. Dee. 20-1v.
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Tired and LanguId Women.

how many women there are OF "hoii,
these words are true: "rhey feel languid
and tired, hardly able to bear their weight
on their feet, the bloom all gone from their
checks, irra,lble and cross without mean
ing to be, nerves all upset, worried with the
children, fretted over little things, burden
to themselves, and yet with no acute dis
ease What Il pity it IS. But few bot
ties of Parker's Tonic will drive all this
away, and relieve the troubles peculiar to
their sex.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-05-30

Palpitations. DrcpSical SwclIin@S. Dizziness,
Indigestion. Headache. SiccplcSSieSs cured by
Wells Health Remover"
The Cecil Whig., 1885-05-30

and the many Throat Affections of children
promptly pleasantly and safely relieved hy
..Rough on Coughs Torches. ljc.; Bals.sm, 25c.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-05-30
Wide Avail

Children slow in development. puny. scrawny
and delicate use Wells Health Renewer.
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The Hope OF the Nation


Rough on Itch cures h lmorS. cruptionS, ring.
worm. letter. salt rheum frosted feet, chllblaIns
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"Rough on Coughs.
Rough on Ra ts.'

Ask for Rough on Coughs for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, fl"arsercss IrocfleS l5c. Liquid -5e
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Heart Pains.

Clears out rats. mice. reaches. flies. ants. bed
bugs. skuuks, chipmunkS, IopherS. l5c. Druggists
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Health Rencwer. Goes direct to weak spots.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-05-30

Hacking irritating Coughs. Colds Sore Throat
cured by Rough on Coughs Torches, 10 cts
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sRough Pain Poroused P.aster;
Strengthening. improved, the best Tor hackachs
pains IN chest or side, rheumatism. neuralgia.
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Our Plants are unusually fine this sea
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Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothachc. Face
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Buy Silks and D:ess Goods at Cooper "
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Literally IA Woman's Kingdom.

Strengthening, improved. the best ior backach'
pains i'll chest or side rheumatism. neuralgia.
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TIE CONSERVATORY AND SERVANTS.
The conservatory leads out from the
tliAirg-room proper and this in turn leads
to the Winter garden, which | consider
the great beauty of the estate. This is
:. garden OF great size, entirely covered
il with glass and containing running
fountains, gravelcd walks and rustic
seats. Adjoining the Winter garden are
the hothouses- in which nothing but
grapes are cultivated, the Secnnd devoted
to pincaprleS. cucumherS and strawter-
ries and the thild t. / ilowcrs. Il short
distance from this third conservatory is
the 9as|l0uSr, where un2:r the supcrin-
tend,nce oi two mer, gas for whole
establishment is manufactured.
Then come tie st&bitS, Containing Ten
or ta elve horses and carr;ages and carts
of all descriptions, while adjoining each
other are an immense flower garden,
kitchen garden, orchard, 4 farmyard with
| cows, and chickens of all sorts. and a
| ''pheasantry, which, as its name lndi'
Gates, is filled with pheasants. You will
easily imagine that such an establish
ment as this is not run without consider
able help" There are, indeed, twenty
servants, not including the gamekeepers
and gasmen, distributed as follows: Two
| cooks, two chambelmaids, two buffers,
five gardeners, two coachns n, two foot
men, two stablemen, Madame s two
maids, Mcnsicur's valet and the woman
of the laundry, whose number varies &C
cording to that of the guests.
Abundance and good cheer are Oh al
sides, while Patti shows rev and more
lovable side of disposition in her anxiety
to please every one alike and to make al
around her happy and at home.
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pleNlpn, ahtt foln'i, pump HShlc. III
this costume there was absolutely moth
ing left 10 the imaginatipn.'
"kough Coughs.
Ask for Rough on Coughs, for Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, floarSercss IrocileS, loc LiIuit25G
s.Rough on Rats
Clears out rats, mice. reaches. flies ants. bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunhs, gophcIs. l5c. Druggists
Heart Pains.
Palpitations DrcpSical Swcllin@$. Dizziness.
Indigestion. Headache" SiccplcSSeSs cured by
Wells Health Rencwcr.
Rough Corns."
Ask for Well Rough ON curns.'' ljc. Quick,
complete cure. Hard or soft cornS, warts buttons.
"Rough on Pain Poroused P.aster;
Strengthening improved, the best Tor hackache
pains IN chest side, rheumatism. neuralgia.
Thin People.
Wells Health Rcnewcr restores health and
vi@or, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness,
Debility. ~.
Whooping Cough,
and the many Throat Affections Of children.
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
Rough on Coughs Torches. l5c.: Bals,sm, 25c.
Mothers.
Ifyou are failing. broken worn out and nervous,
use wells Health Renewer.' II. Druggists.
Life Preserver.
Ii you are losing your grip on life, try Wells
Health Rencwer.'' Goes direct to weak spots.
"Rough on Toothache."
Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothachc. Face
ache Ask tor Rough on Tvothache' 10 y - cts.
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity.
| Don't fail t try Wells Health Rcnewcr.'
Catarrhal Throat Affections,
| Hacking. irritating Coughs. Colds Sore Throat,
cured by Rough on Coughs" Torches 10 cts.
| Liquid, 25c.
| "Rough on Itch
| Rough on Itch cures ImorS. eruptions, ring
| worm letter salt rheum, frosted feet chillbaInS.
| The Hope OF the Nation.
| Children slow in Development puny. scrawny,
| and delicate, use We'll, Health Renewer.
| Wide Awake
three or four hours eyery night coughing. Get I'M
mediate relief and sound rest i,y using Wells
Rough on Coughs Troches, l5c Basalh, 25c
"Rough on Pain Poroused Plaster
| Strengthening improved. the best for backachc
| pains in chest or side rheumatism. neuralgia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-19
Washington Letter.

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l1e 1sS aaIials'rat4oa via = -
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a. e.ai 'e'9sA' so 1881 ne at" p'r''-
Gem 49, expect every man AH'-i --'a 10 81
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Now 'i1-' 4f1.1S ne Ffr'1o5- ~ - ~
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h-IrAl : Aa-r tasa !, sever coke! De'ars-
- ~e7-sf- '-'-A- t9r a. sees + rs
'7r1 0fe'f-a e $50 her- a. IS HeFvF
ne; 1'e sen IN 4sAl7-.2n-
y He"-f - 'as 1Ss an s-f4'ioa : :.
.Tt- - "AN RsFA eatT.---t .n 'De mater 70
appointments ls>i Il 'a'-'- ca; - i-7i
'-2-n'' ,;oae- he Rr777i-c2H seua'r 49,
q menace ~ ION Aa- 70 ~ iH4' as'A'1 :
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nsAe u lea4nee o. iae tenure o' 1'ia7e -
a. '44 sa2E' 81 e3l-aE 2 Ai-o-- Il J. Us
=, make 11ea2 eA---24' ana ''1"
b-i 'As 9-'H ''f p r.@es' "a 81 sax
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a. -He Aii'-s -?se-itre, if'ta cro',-Ta4--e
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S4-4efl~- u al AZ !rcr4fl-rltIa4 tt .:4-lsl.
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Home and Foreign News.

Excessive cigarette smoking caused the
death Of son Of Prof. James in Washing
ton, FRIDAY.
The one armed Massachusetts hero,
Sergean, Piunket,, left an estate of $780,
900. His viil is clearly signed with his
peculiar signature, by pen held between
his teeth.
The death Of Elizabeth Holme. a
Qaakeress Of BRISTOL. Pa. reveals the fact
thai she married. three years ago, negro
employed on the Holne farm. She leaves
the most Of her property 10 her has
band.
Mr.. G rye NJ Pallman is quoted a.
saving that the largest business of the
Pullman Palace Car Company ia is history
was done during inaugural week, the earn
ings in one day alone aggregating a.
500.
The famous Hols,ein Gov. Echo, own
ed in Ithaca, y. u, has given birth TO
male triplets and died. The calves are doing
well. Echo had the Iarg-s, mix record in
the world and her owner bad refused $25,-
600 for her.
Mrs. -Dr-- Emma s. Hudson. who suc-
cessfuiiy ssindied Insurance Commissioner
Tarbox Of Massachuseit<, aud other Boston
people BY confidence games. Vas arrested at
the Coleman House. New York, FRIDAY, for
similar practices there
DIR. Thomas Dunn Engsish, the famous
aathar Of '-B~n Bs's.r hss rec<ntiy had
tnnor removed frnaa the rpois sr hss tongue.
believed % have heen inducsd 81 the use
Of sohscco- Dr.. Eagiiah e doing ueII, "a
gives prospect q speedy recosesy-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-19
Civil Service.

Dornan b Eaton, president ofthe Ciya
Service Commission. ia response 10 81 IL
gary. Sunday. =. 70 tie enforcement Of tie
Civil Sersaes rl3rs 0y the aew a4ninis,rs-
ton sad
Vacancies are bang regularly flied u
der the ru.e.. There : not the Gas. .lru
Of the examination. beng arrested or OF the
rules being di.Fegaraed Wien Coavres.
.; tAe session J4.l closed. made az increased
appropriation tof CARVING OF the work Of
the commission from JAY !. 1885. to gals l.
1855. Il Knew he policy Of the incoming
President and must have expected the YORK
Of Tie commission 10 20 on. Tna, work
does 70 on regularly and ! fee. sure that It
vii % o.. Many Of tie offiee- seekers uho
lingsred here some lime after March seen
70 have reached the same conclusion and
have returned home Since tbs, date e.-
suinations have been held at Cincinnati.
Nashville, Memphis. BROOKLYN. New
York snd Washington Applicants have
been informed Of examinations soon 70 h
held IN the Southern and Western States.
Examinations and appointments 90 on As
heretofore in the customs service and for
clerical positions in pos; Offices. Excessive
numbers are applying 10 be examined. es-
peoialiy for service al Washington. uuae,
the belief that arbitrary and partisan re-
movsls are beng made or soon to be made.
= have heard Of no case Of such removals.
and do not believe that sny such re-
movals viii Be made. There will. doubtless.
be some removals for good cause. bat no,
enough TO give pi.ces to haif Of those .eek-
ing to be examined. The old time partisan
prescription Is not in nv opinion, TO be re-
nrved- Within the las, ten days the eo.n-
mission has made eersifcations for filing
eleven vacancies in the departments as
Washington which is about the usual rate.
and Eve promotions and four permanen, ap-
psinsmenss after probssiou have oeel made
from among those selections under the rules.
Several Of these cases were 10 The Treasury
Dsp~snent.r
We give the opinioa Of Mr. Eaton. = N
a.ressing matter of ne~s- and NOT 6as say
Iluu,nsioa i MAJ contain for our Deno-
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Finances Of Maine Counties.

The Maine correspondent Of the Boston
Journal writes, The counties Of Aroos;ook-
Cumberland, Franklin. Hancock, Lincoln
Oxford and York are out Of debt and have
q surplus in their treasures. The county OF
Waldo would be out Of deb, If the Legisla-
ture would allow the assessment Of sui
fcient tax to meet the annual expenses OF
the county The floating Indebtedness Of
the county FROM this cause increased last
year nearly $500. and the county tax aa-
ihoriHed BY the Legislature viii no, allow
the payment Of any Of the Indebtedness, snd
if the annual expenses are as much as usual
the lahilIie. of the county Al the end OF
the wear will probably show an increase
Eight Of the counties decreased their m
debtedness last year sl3,451.6l. while the
Indebtedness Of FIVE ether counties Was IN
creased from various reasons 9 ,ois.la. a.
appears from comparison made Of the eoan-
~ trsssursr's as; reports and the returns
made 10 the Secretary Of State last year FOR
his volume Of statistics. The Liabilities Fl
these thirteen eogniivs thus appear TO Be ss
follows;
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trance and into the midst Of the Florid.
ladies. Who glsred 1t me in inexpre.sibie in
dignasion, while such epithets Is s.iil-bred,-
@uamaaneriy," "bold pushing thing sere
freely shovered sboa, me. They scrambled,
and elecved and 6dse,rd. while waited
calmly and when an opportunity came to
take forward step. Tteok IL. In few
minutes the door vas opened to sami, IS
and in the rush vas bodily carried for
ward. and eoolly took . corner seat in the
elevator With my party. The Florida la.ie.
stopped to press their claims to considers-
ton. on the sscny-hearsesl guides and there
by los, their seais. When they turned and
saw me seated IN ms COSY corner. their blue
ehspped faces we're a study for m artist as
one calculated. ''She is there. ahead Of a.
after all" wonder wha, their feelings
would have b~en. had they kno~n EepTr-
scented tina: class absorred in the South,-a
Yankee school ma an Extremes meet"
bal Florida cannot co.Epe'e with Maiae, in
ANYTHING that requires eaergy. The view
from the top Of the monument - grand,
uneqaaled. The Blae Riis-. Nj. vsrnoa
the fed 81 Manassas eaa be plainly seen
from the south withoai glass. and on every
side Washington spreads "a thins Of
beauty" even nov in her most sniosely
case. When May throws her sr~ea nan
tie, scattered With aowers, "a every park and
hillside. shrub and tree. it must BE beasiifal
beyond description Rat toe brief eigAt
inmates stop ailowed to visitors. lcaves one
wholly uasA,is5ed an3 hardis Fspsy> arc for
tie tedious sai'ing a; the base AID the hor-
raTs Of The DARK. slos ascent. When the
base j. tsfrscvd up aud the interior fa-
ished, It Wit be much more Interesting and
heaa'ifa |, ]. to Be hoped thrn iha, pea
els and snives sill be les, frs,iy gse4, than
naa.
TAs presll-ai bed reception ga Satar-
3as aferas7u. from p VI. 10 2. NJ. and
a. SISTER received fraEn ; 10 5. Con-
pArativelv few knew that The President as
receive, aa3 many sore disappointed
ss,aA 'he era u economy his already begun
a 'he White lIaase, The Pres5dea, re
ec.,ei in the grea; Ess, Room or eoarse.--
fog cloth "a. ard over tie velvet carpet
aai On each aide Of ]; was line Of baFly
p''loeuea. Tee gsssss had 10 .aa siaxls
fls sp to the Psssaira; ~ha had cordial
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-19

Deer isis
Steamer City Of Richmond stopped here
OF her up trip Tuesday. at Silver MIae
wharf. Several OF Cur yoang men left town
by her
Sofa! party at II. J. Pickering'-,
on Tuesday evening. Treat Of ICE cream, sc.
C W Higgins. agent Of B. & B. Et.
vas il Rockland Wednesday. on business,
returning Thursday.
Yong folks party a; HasSeli's Hal,
on Thursday evening Elsin TOrr-y. man
ager.
-Jadson Haskell crossed the Reach.
THURSDAY, With Pang load offre.h cod hsh,
returning Frlds, out.
Schooner -Elects Eaton" Capt. +.
Esten, arrived from Portland Thursday rih
& caro- Of bank" fresh col ssh, which being
unable to dispose of in Portland. owing to
Al oserstocked market. the Capt. broaght
Eere. and proceeded 10 sp.i, and salt
Cap. Thomas Lox Of schooner Hattie
and Capt f. T. Marshall OF schooner .'Ids
l. Ray" went 70 Castiae Saturday. TO pro-
cure clearance papers for their vessels A.
though there u a custom house here. there
Is some reason whs 1t cannot clear vessels
bound TO foreign ports, aad as these
vessels are bound TO 81. John, " b.. it makes
this trouble
The ID. |. S. Cub, Library Association,
are about aiding several nsx books to their
catalogue
We learn that Steamer Henry Morrison
viii commence her regular trips between
Roekland and Ellsworth. about April s.
We shall be pleased to see the "Moccasin-
again, and wish she might have started be-
fore. for she is yer, popular here. sad would
undoubtedly have received good patronage,
with 50 many Of oar yoang men leaving
town.
A two story, French roof sehool hons.
and hail j. to be erected al Greea's Landing
this season Ii Is . much needed Improve
ment in that stirring village, and ve con-
grsiui.,e our friends on the prospect. That
popular Young man. W. B. Thurlov, is chair
man Of the building committee, which j.
Sufficient guarantee To the people. that their
money viii be well and judicioosly ex-
pended
--Oa Tuesday evening, several Mssons
organized Relief Association. for memhers
Of Marine Lodge. vho ar IN good standing.
The estrance fee i fro dziiars, anA III
nsnesanent on TIE deaah 4 ! nenbss, 90
dsaix - IN oenfA By-lavs we're dot
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GllnPsss About the Capital,

ILaas9rauon : finally over. ami the
mighty tide Of visitors. that for week has
overlooked the capital j SLOWLY ebbing.
though enough still remain to block the en-
frances to tie places Of interest. and 10 gain
any 'colsn OF vantage requires all ones
energy. diplomacy and perseverance, and
probably vii far week to come. Such
throng. and such delightful weather. vas
never xnosn Al an Inauguration since Wash
ington ga. Washington. All over the vasi
erosd that filed the Avenue from White
House TO Capitol and beyond could be
heard "JasI Cieselsnd's luck - aud the say
ing las almost passed into proverb here.
snt in ali tie carieatares Of the President.
be IS represented As wearing an immense
horseshoe on his waich-guArd as charm.
Certainly il is "Cleseland's lack
or noi.-the weather has left nothing to Be
desired, and everything has passed of bar
mouiously.
Il IS sone~hst surprising to note that
though 50 many trains we're running AZ all
hours-the streets SO 3ensel, packed, and
liquor free as water on every hand-tlaer-
ally, for Potomac wafer WAS FIVE csnts per
glass; only tvo deaths 50 far, have been
reported. and not q single street rov. Di-
rertlv in front Of our window on the Avenue,
vas fair promise Of one. bu, it vithered.
A eoaosed policeman attempted to arrest
. white man, and his friends closed around
and took him asay from him, but quietly
surrendered him on demand of white
guardian Of the peace and the murmur
died away. We were considerably amused.
10 notice Little English pug dog carrying
stick in his mouth. trot graveIy dong the
Avenue just affer IL bad been cleared for
the Inaugural procession to 4 lsoI. di.
rec.ly in advance Of IL CT No. IA
h. saaE He kept III even ienoe x ~
way = far - ne could see hin-a nayinw
hrosa speek, his Little vrinklsd - ssoss-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-19
Mar. is


AT our annual town meeting, March Q.
the following officers we're chosen:
Moderator-A. Crshtree
Clerk Jeremiah Sirsiton.
Selectmen-A b. Crabtres, E. l.. Suat-
ton. +. |. Phillips.
Treasurer L. Sira,tan.
$. s. Committee r. /. Wooster, Joseph
Grant. Mrs. Mar, f. Ahhoti
Voted 20 raise SiasO fur incidental
charges. Se-. Sio0 for free high school
and $500 TO pay townIs iadsb;edness voted
TO raise $500 in labor on roads; voted to
pay Col. Greene s25oo toward, payiax for
the right Of way taken hy the Maine Shore
Line Railroad throsxh the town on County
building loan. yes. -. no. 8