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Season Of

1854 saw Mr.. L. o. oakes Of Garland. and Mr.
d. E. knight, both traders there, CARED oi Ds6iify
BY Browns Sarsaparilla; saw l, W. 9ibbots, N.
d. Of Stetson, Me, perform number Of remark
able cures with the aid Of Browns Sarsaparilla
Saw daughter Of Mr.. Clark Of Troy, Me,
cured Of CONSUMPTION. Saw man in lee, Me,
cured Of case Of Scrofula, that might vii be
called the Leprosy of olien times. Saw the Dc
mand for it broaden Until it became known in a
short year throughout the State, and as the old
year vanished, it saw Byeun's Slrsaparjlla rec5g.
nired everywhere as sovereign remedy f,r all
kidney, Lipey, and BloEi D.sras.s D. no, fail
to buy and use at once this sovereign remedy ior
Kidney, Liver, or Blood Diseases.
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1854 was one of much sickness, and as this was
the season when Broun's Saysafarilia was first
introduced among strangers, it was called on to
stand many severe tests. II did all claimed
ani nsert. While it was guaranteed to eX,e any
case Of Kidney, Lfrty, or Bleed disease, il not
only kept this claim good, but took Mr. Sanford
PaiItrsak, Ne. DatfeH 81. Bangor, sie had
sFren NJ 'sork, dern Pronounced "ooNE' m.fA
Csnssmfft0a, ard eared him. II eaytd Rnsl
HAseH, a trader Of South Leyant, of Dosfetsia
after As lad Lissd fer tae&ks on crackers and
Ri!S. Cured NJ. a. 7. Farmer, OF asthma,
after he had become unable 70 act as juryman
Cured some serious diseases in Dexter, Maine,
which were brought to light by the Eastern
Safe and if you are Ill, reader. remember
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Get The Best.

WiGGIS's CHERRY CORDIAL with lioar-
hound 4 Tar. \ sure cure for Coughs, Cold,
Whoopng Cough, Hoar>eness, Soreness OF the
Throat. Chest and Lungs. And remember
that every bottle l, warranted 10 give ssui.fac-
ton or money refunded. 81 cent. Il bottle.
:. u. WIGGfN,
3mls Ellsworth Ne
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Messengers Notice.

messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF TIE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK
COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK s. March =, A. D., lss5.
this Is 10 give Notice, that on the twenty lfth
/ day of March. 4. u. lsS5 Warrant In Insol-
vency was issued out OF the Court OF Insolvency
for said County of Hancock against the estate OF
said William L. Woodward OF Ellsworth, adj
judged 10 be an ln-olvent Debtor, on petition o.
said Debtor. which petition filed on the twenty
fourth day of March, 4. D. lss5, To which date
Interest on claims Is 10 be computed, That the
payment Of any debts 10 or by said Debtor, and
the transfer and delivery Of any property by him
are forbidden by law, That meeting Of the
Creditors OF said Debtor 10 prove their debts and
choose one or more a-sgnees Of his estate, will lie
held at a Court of Insolvency to be holden at the
Probate Ofiee in said Ellsworth on the ninth riay
of April, A. D. lss5, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
2wl4 GEO. W. FISkE,
Deputy sheriff as Messenger OF the Court Of In.
solyency for said County of Hancock.
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Public Auction.
on the premises at East Bluehil Maine, on
Thursday. June Is, 4. ID. 1850. al
two o'clock in the afternoon,

certain tract or parcel of land with all the built.
lns@ AMI wharNc~ thereon owned ny said corpora.
ton al the date Of is said conveyance Us siiua
tt IN tnV town nj Biuchtli, county Ut Hancock and
state of Maine. known the Asa Conary farm,
and bounded a. follows, 10 wit BEGINNING nj Is
cedar stake and stones, az the shore near the
h"a~e formerly of Jamc- Peters, and on the East
une nt land tuw or formerly of Watson aud Thur
uW Cousins, aud running, thence bV said OF sins
hue North = West seventy eight r,S- to a sta ks
aad stones. thence by said COUSINS iaut North ;
f.aSt thirteen n"i- and eighteen links Ia a corner
thereof, thence by land Of Elizabeth : Mark
IL land 81 John III curtis. thence ~ ..i,t mi
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obituary notices. b~pon1 As Dlfe, Nar4r and Age
nsHa b. paid for az III rate Of ten ceRis line.
Deer Isc-Mar. 3j Mr.. Nathan Dow. aged
u wears
Surry Mar 81, Mr.. Nathan +. slower, s<cd
81 wears aud months.
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French SDOliatiOl Claims.

TO>GEE>- ha- finally passed bin for the ~
" lief ~ the French -polaton Claimants, The
undersigned having special facilities Tor tine
pr.~4cuion - such cIain-. IS III make a specially
Of their collection.
FUN information to Claimants given m al,-
pitgaiiOn OF letter.
BAKER, BAKER i CORNISH.
Augusta, Me. Jan. =. l>sJ. 3uau>i
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Assessors Notice.

TIE Inhabitants OF the City Of Ell-w orth and
l others having Taxable Property within said
City, are hereby notified and requested 70 bring Ia
to the undcrs lgncd, Assessors ~ said City, true
ami perfect lists OF their Polls and all their -
tttes. Real aud Personal, including money on hant
and all money loaned on property Hypothetical
upon Mortgages. Bonds, Dee,is, Notes. Due Bills
and Mcmoran,iums, or in any manner So inVe -tc'i
that interest other consideration shall be paid
become due thereon, debts dine than
owing. and nil property held In trust Guardian,
Executor. Administrator, or otherwise, except
such i by law exempt from taxation,
which they were posses ed of the first ray al
April instant, and to he prepared 10 .ubstantiate
the same by oatn. And for the purpose uf re.
ceiEing said Lists. the undersigned will be IN
session at their office during the business hours
Of each day in the Alermeu= Rnom, City Hall.
from the First Ia the Fifteenth, inclusive, Of April
Instant, Sundays tNcepted.l and any personal
examination of Property by the Assessors, will
not he considered : waiver for neglect Of any
person in bringing in true and perfect Lists, as
required by law Blank Schedules may he had 1T
the Assessors office.
ksTho-e persons who neglect To comply with
this notice viii be debarred by law from appeal
ing from the decision OF the Assessors, on their
application for attachments.
ALBERT r. JELLIsoN
GEO. W. NEWBEGIN
JOHN G.. JORDAN,
12tf Assessors of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, April |, isej.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

-Bol.ter's Highway Surveyor Books. Val
us,ion Books and Collectors Tax List Book. :
also Revised Statutes OF Maine. latest Edi-
ton; also new stock OF Wall Paper. Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, just received
and for sale al J. A. iiale's Book Store, Els
worth
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Hsstbreak.
A, the annual town meeting held on
Monday, Msren 80, the following officers
were elected:
Moderator Butler.
Clerk u Henry y. Butler.
Selectmen. Overseers of Poor. &c-L. W.
Bunker. A. W. Googins, Henry y. Butler.
Tressurer-A. L. Bunker.
ColIecto. j. 7. Wilbur.
Supervisor OF Schools A. p. Bunker.
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Married.

Ea.throok Mar. -. By l.. ". Bunker, Esq.
Nr. Rloa II. Jordan of Waltlism and Miss
Serena -. Lord of Trenton.
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ipcahsm.

Dc1hsm.
-Nys. c. II. Pnkham was lately obliged
to have the third finger of the right hand
ampu,ated. The trouble was caused BY
blood poisoning.
A party Of seventeen came from Holden
10 spend the evening with h. p Burrill
Esq, on the evening of the Goth. Music
and very pleasant time was the result.
Those of our citizens who have been at
work in the woods, IN different places, the
past winter, have nearly all returned.
While cutting wood one day last week,
Simon White inflicted serious wound on
his left knee. Mr.. White seems to have
more than his share Of i'll luck.
Calvin Ellington cut bis foot quite bad
ly recently.
Dr.. R. H. BIaisdeIl of Detroit, Michi-
gan, is in town.
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MARGARET J. GooDEI.L.
Ellsworth. March ~. -.
STATE bF MAINE

T1HE subscriber hcrrby give, puthr notice a all
l concerned. that h. ha- lc.n ,iu!y appointed.
ami has taken upon him-eif the trust II IN NJ
Wtui~tT1t"r - tisr Estate Of iltsw Conner latt
81 Pcnttbssot, In the t1uaty ~ Hancock. leta -tti
by giving bond the law directs b. therefore p,
quests 81! persons who are Het,.d 70 the saih do
ceased estate. a. make immediate payment, amt
tho.r ho have any demands thereon to exhibit
the -amc for pa ymrut
ELISHA IL BuWpEN.
Penob.cpt. March 4, Is-i 4wl.
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"E'or this Relief much Thanks. ="
Warren'S Relief LiDi0IeDt.

rANACEA aud LNIMENT COM
hued. Cures colds, coughs. collie.
cranp. diarrhGu, diphthcria, fever anal
aguc, Indigestion, sore lungs. sore
tnroat and complaint, of a kindred
nature. Also rheumatism llamcuc,- ia
man Or bea>t,) ,prains, weak back. a..
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"A small party from this city were at Al
ligator Lake few days last week. They re-
port 6ne time and fair catch Of good sized
trout.
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Deer Isle.
A petition is in circulation for the APP
pointment Of Hon c. 4. Spofford as Custo IN
House Officer, a, the port Of Castine.
The Misses Helen and Cora Small left
town last Monday. The former for Boston,
and the latter for Georgetown. Mass.
Work is being pressed at the pants
mfg'y' and more girls are wanted, both on
machine and hand work Mr.. Thomas Vail,
a new pressman. from Boston, arrived at
the factory Wednesday.
AT school meeting in Dist. No. John
S. Eaton was chosen agent, and he has ems
gagged T.. Pearl Spoford TO teach the coming
winter term. which will make the fourth sea-
son of Mr.. Spofford's labors in that Dist. In
Dist. No. 6, on Wednesday Mar. %, A. J.
Beck was chosen agent.
We learn that Dr. J. F. Benjamin who
was here part of the past winter, with the
intention of locating, has changed his mind,
and will locate in Hampton instead.
AT called meeting held in Vestry Hall
on Saturday Mar. 2S-''to see what action
the people would take in regard to supply
ing minister for the LIST Congregational
Church the coming year." it was unani-
mously voted to hire Mr. Gates, the prese Mt
incumbent at a salary of $1,000, and p arson
age. Solicitors were appointed to canvass
the different districts, to get subscribers for
his salary.
-SehooDers Hattie and Ida l.. Raw,
sailed Saturday for St. John n. B.
The all absorbing talk of the past week
has been the burned church. Already steps
are being taken toward another building
A hand of children has been formed called
the "Nail Society,"" TO procure nails for the
new church. Being permitted to examine
an old memoranda. written by the late Capt
David Haskell, We extract the following con-
corning the two churches DESTROYED by fire
"Old church raised June Sth L. 9th, 1896
Burned March 23rd, 1856" Having stood
nearly sixty years.
architect Of new church, William Morse
of Bangor: Builder, Elijah Walker Of
Rockland. Building raised Nav %, 1857.
Finished Oct. 80. 1857. Dedicated Jan. 10,
1858. Burned Mar. %, 1855. Being the
twenty-nintb anniversary Of the burning Of
the old church.
Mrs. Eunice Haskell died very suddenly
on Tuesday last about P. n. On the
Saturday night preceding, she WAS attacked
with cramp in the stonsch and physician
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March II, iss5.
STATE nE MAINE

HANCOCK, ss.--Court Of Probate, Mar. Term
A. ID. lSs5.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice a. all persons in
terested, by causing copy of the petition and this
order thereon, to be- published three weeks sue.
ceSsivcly in the Ellsworth American a new spaper
printed OF published in Ellsworth, In said County.
that they may appear at Court Of Probate for said
County, 10 be held n Ellsworth, on the second
Wednesday OF April next, at ten Of the ci0ck
in the forenoon, 10 show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not he
granted.
Swia. u Y. CUNNINGHAM. JlpIre.
Attes, ,--tHss. 7, DuRR. Register
\ true copy, Attest .--CHAs. L. pogR, Register.
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The Year

1855 promises to be one of much sickness also
The rainy season, followed by the intense cold,
and tina, succeeded by the warm weather Of IAN
uaTy, tTough; to ligh, the seeds Of many diseases
lurking within us. The torpid Liver, rendered
still more sluggish b. the changes Of weather,
refuses TO sccrete the bile, and you arc Biliezs,
yoar food hurts you, you have Jaanfiee, SAX
ness Of tie SemafA Sickness III Head, Soar
N0Hd.A, sometimes accompanied with chiils.
BRowN's SARsAFARILLA Is WARRANTED TO
CORRECT ALL THIS.
The daughter or mother with the tired feeling,
pale face, languid step, sallow complexion, chills
and fever, nerds something to oountcrac, the
effect OF torpid Liver, and should use
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1855 will see many man with strong desire
to labor for those he loves, but constantly ham
pered by dull, heavy .fche acy5i5 ttt 81 +. ~
Darling Pam running towards the highs, q 90.
slant sense Of trsariaesS, SfaHty an! z. .--l
cyc.f Urine. He has KiiGcy D.s.as-. INIT sen Re
cured, as many others in this State have Z en-
cured, BY using Browns Sar~5pa pa. Cticrs,
and especially ladies, will have S -g.t', SD
RAeam, Tet1ey, PimflS, BIZ ..s, a-A other
signs of HHmoy-, appear on their h.dc~, aad
they too can be healed by usuC Bre-g'.5 -arsa.
parilla. Indeed, we claim II tn complexion ui
any lady Can be made clearer, the eye brighter,
and the step frmer and more elastic, By the use
even Of one bottle
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STATE OF MAINE


STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
March Term, A. ID. lss5
Accounts having been filed for settlement in estates
OF
AKP LTNT an insane person Of fremont
Franklin W. Lunt, Guardian
ELLIS HARDING late Of Sedgcick.
Samuel Herrtck, Exr
Ays0N D. THOH, late Of Mt. Desert.
Emelne Thorn, Adinrx.
JOHN r. TRUND Y. late Of BtuehH.
Edward f. Chase, Representative of Melatiah X.
Chase. Admir-.
MiRF STINSON, ct ais of Sniliran.
Cyrus Emery, Guardian.
ORDERED,-That the said accountants give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
Order TO be published three weeks successiyely in
the Ellsworth American, that they may appear at
a Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth, on the
second Wednesday of Apr. next at ten of the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause ii any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
q. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:--CHas. p. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest :--CHAs. p. D0RR, Register.
3wl2
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THE subscriber hcrrby gives puhlic notice u ait
concerned, that he Ia. been dnly appointed
anH has taken upon himself the ~ of an NJ
m!ni-tTatnr of the c-tAt" Of Ahuer : Townsend
late Of Ellsworth. In tho County ~ Iianruck Be
ceased, by giving hunH ~ the Law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
tbs said dc'caseti- cstAi,. MAKE immediate
payment. aud those who have any demands Thereon
t"eNhiht the same for ioynent. ~
calais, Marrh II. l>,5. svI4.
nm subscriber hrrviiy gives puhHc notice a. al
concerned, that he ha- tasch ,lul4 appointed
ami has taken upon him@eif, thu trust Of au Al.
mn-trat"r ~ the estate Of ~}yauu- t'ptt, bate II
Trrm"nt, In The ruuuty # Hancock, deceased,
hy giving bond Is the law directs, he therefor
requests All t..r-an- who ar. iul,i.,i a. tho -a
drrca-rsis c-taFc, u make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon tn
ROBERT Go1r.
To shc Honorable Judge q, Probate for the County
Of Hanro,k
THE undersigned. widow uJ AnArvw r ,.uodeil
L late ii Ellsworth In .ail County le,,.4 sr,f
respectfully rrpr,~ent- that SAID I,cra -,-d Heal
Possessed II Personal Estate. al Inventory 81
whrh has been duly returned iHtn the Frnj.ht,
pI1cc that her circumstance r,udrr e necessary
that she -h"ull have more uf SAID Personal t-taIe
titan -he j. entitled on a distribution thereof
>he thrrrfurc prASS that YOUR Honor wou!i grant
her such Allowance nut ~ -stt rrr-uUal t-tat,.
IN your discretion You ulAy drt, rlni ~ p"ce--
sary and proper. and also tn appoint Com.
m--ioner~ :" st 81 her Dover Ia the nal estate
MARGARET J. GoopEtL.
Ellsworth. NarCh u. 100
STATE or MAINE.
HA>"ucK. ~s--Conu ct Probate. March
Term, 4 II, l->5.
tuou In, furrgntn. Petition. ouprEfp - mat
sati widow give public notice q an persons III
tsTs-~ts7l. hy causing copy ~ THIS rtivT i',
published 'ilr,' weeks succr~-!r"iy in the m
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of Hancock.
THE Undersigned Administrator OF the estate OF
l. Josiah Narnum, late of Penobscot In said
county, deceased, respectfully represents that the
ceased not sufficient 10 pay his just debts and
charges OF administration, by the sum Of dive
hundred dollars. Wherefore your petitioner
at public or private sale, and convey the Horatio
Hutchings lot called containing IN acres Of
wood also the job McCaslin lot called cont.
- both situated IN Penotscut, field aud wool,
also the stephen Lltleheid hot cont. II acres
mostly held and situated In Penobscot, Of the real
estate of the deceased, Including the reyerson Of
the widow dover thereln.} To satisfy said debts
AMI charges OF administration.
A. T.. NARNUM. Admir-.
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ache. Ask for "Rough on Toothache." Is and 2
cents
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Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
cured by Rough on Coughs" Troches, i5c. Liz
mid, 55c.
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When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria,
When she Was 4 Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she Il Miss, she chung 10 tastoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Gotta.
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FOR SALE IN HANCOCK

III KUN II. FKKFTIs
Trustees for the boniholdera Of the Collins Gran
lite Company of East Buehill, Maine.
Portland, March 10, Iss5. Itwll
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SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE. OF
Oregon, in and for the County OF Douglas.
W. Z. KERLEY, Plaintiff,
VS..
J. G. FLoeK, ELLEN Flock and F. II. NOBLE De.
PENDANTS.
Suit III Equity to foreclose Mortgage.
To +. Ii. Noble the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint on file against you in the abos entitled
Court and cause wherein w. T. kerley is plqintiff
and J. q. Flock, Ellen Flock and F. II. Noble are
defendantsSame being suit to foreclose . mort
gage on real property, before the first day Of
the next regular term thereof, towit On Monday
the 10Th dag of October 1885 Aud you are hereby
notified that if You fail to appear and answer the
said complaint, above required, the said plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the aid comp.aint towit; For judgement and da-
ereea Of foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged
premises described the complaint filed in the suit
and the proceeds applied to the payment of the
costs and disbursements and attorney fees Of this
suit and the expenses of said sale and toward the
payment of said debt mentioned in complaint and
that plaintiff have execution for the balance of said
debt any there be and for such other and further
relief as the Conrt may deem proper
This summons is published by order Of Hon.
r. g. Bean Judge OF sad Court made on the 9th
day OF Au Just 1885.
LANE LANE
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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A gray mare * wears old belonging t.

A gray mare IS years old belonging to
Charles Lapoint of this County had rock
taken from her jaw as large as small teacup.
The formation is peculiar. Mr.. Cam Cox
showed us the mass yesterday and left the
rock at this Office 10 be seen upon inquiry at
any time This mal-formation is a curiosity
and should be examined.
Gen. T. G. Reams Grand Master of Masons,
stopped few hours in Roscl,urg last Saturday
on his way home. He has been officially visit
ing all the lodges the coast and in this sec
ton for the last three weeks. The Graft has
certainly treated him well judging from his
looks and listening TO his reports. He says
peace and harmony prevail.
VIM. Hinkle and wife relatives Of Mrs. Sam
uel Moore Of our town are visiting among US
this week. VIM Hinkle is of the firm Of
Hinkle & Bell in Corvallis. These friends
we knew with much pleasure while we lived
in their city, and we hope they will conclude
ing for health, and in mild climate and health
full regions We think We surpass
Hon. Charles Walker recently Probate
Judge of Miles city Montana, and 80 years ago
kept trading post at Althouse Josephine
County IN Southern Oregon, stopped over in
our city last Saturday to visit his old friend
Hon. F. p Hogan of our town, and went
South to Jackson County last Monday evening
w here he will make his home. He is man
of sterling qualities and undoubted integrity.
There will be basket picnic at Fall Creek
school house on the 10th day of October next
at which time and place DR.. E. A. McAllister
of Albany Oregon will deliver a temperance
lecture and also lecture on the "Origin of
Man" The temperance lecture to be at II
o'clock a. NJ. and the lecture on the ''Orgin
of Man" at O'Clock P. NJ. Every body invi
ted. Bring your baskets full of grub and your
hearts full Of love.
B. F. Rider on Roberts mountain died
yesterday morning 5 minutes to O'Clock Of
quick consumption. He was born in New
York IS3o-Married Elizabeth Chase in Him
ois in 1879. Came to Oregon in 1877. He
leaves devoted wife and living children to
mourn his untimcly death. Mr.. Rider was re-
spected by all who knew him. The funeral
services will be held to-day at the billiard
Cemetery. He died in great peace and many
will feel this heavy loss.