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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-09

Pain from Indigestion. dyspepsia. and tor
hearty eating is relieved AT oace by taking one
Oh carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately af.
ter dinner. Don't forget this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

State News.

The Governor has appointed Edward J.
Millay, Judge Of the Bath Municipal Court.
Mr.. VIM. Rollins, an old and respected
citizen of PIttston. dropped dead in his
sleigh. Thursday, while riding.
The L. s. Senate. Friday, confirmed the
nomination of J. Hatch Parker of Maine, as
captain in the revenue service.
The pill factory of DR.. Dyer 4 Son, at
Bulnham was destroyed by fire, Feb. &c.
Insurance small loss above insurance, 3 1000.
WIN. Duren, Esq, and wife of Calais,
celebrated their golden wedding, Feb. 30
Hon. Nicholas Fessenden, clerk OF the
House, is one Of the prominen; candidates
for judge of the Superior Court in Aroostook
county.
Rev. Benjamin S. Gerry. Free Bap-
fist clergyman and resident of Dexter for
the past twenty -one years, died in that town.
Feb. 10.
The farm buildings belonging to Gard
ner Over of PALMYRA, we're burned to the
ground about three T. NJ, Friday. 1t is
supposed to have caught from smoking ham
IN the shed.
A dispatch from Washington says: Ed
win z. Treat of Frankfort, has been dis
barred from practice an attorney before
the Interior Department.
The steamer Haytien Republic was
launched at Bath, Thursday She is Of
1000 tons burden and viii run between Bos-
ton and Hayti.
The public building at Augusta will he
placed where the Maine Farmer building
now stands. The Farmer building will be
moved south towards the RenneJee Journal
Office.
The Portland Transcript says some I'M
easiness is felt at Wiscasset on accoun, Of
suits for defaulted town bonds having been
decided against the town. and the probabili-
ty that private property will be levied upon.
Col. w. A. Cromwell, ex-chairman Of
the Maine democratic State committee, has
secured the signatures Of all the members Of
the committee aad many others for the ap-
pointment Of Gen. NJ. I. Donohne of Bos-
ton, general passenger agent Of the Bee
Line, a. the successor Of Hon. w. A. Bige-
low - general superintendent Of the rail-
way mail service in New England. when the
latter shall be removed BY the incoming adj
ministrstion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
County News.


RsrksFart.
-Rg,..a,rt .t.H b,Il. n. ,u;,, r.,..y.as
t.,l..,sr,~; \, ,g,f.i.i. .,,,s..,,. ,t,..,..h
III. r.r.a., 81 ,t. steamer ,4. S.t,r,I,y .fi.r
~. .a-., ,h,-tc,. "a, a t,...,.a7r ar..f If ,5.
exf.i,,..r .,t other mace. i,-,s. .1r l,,l5i.
and ~, ,,. ia 4, ,li,,.-,!r.. a..., then, may
not Doc a,.,, !.'-rr.5,....i ,tr. season D, re
ur weather
o-' ''''' "'''i hh' 'reh q 4-e ieN.'e
'"f T." ""rA' pA'' van Various ti.tei' A't-
menus !" A'.'i N.'t upper =. tAe ~
g.tN - ..'>'.'' ~ 'e''+f 10 con eAi'f'-
t'h '. " A'h.' -'n's ".t't1' ~ "A0 'N1er4-
ihE'H peasant ana Inc n"."'''' iit>~.e'. 10
'A'se extent "'h''1S'' '4''r Pf',-''' mat
Young 'l4ie> ana srii'.rflah "e'e lar more
picturesque and attractive III AA.'e"' e'N
ilme man ~ ti.at oi oA, ""h dhk>' 'Hl
a. H.. dress. u,A5dy h.4a d5aa; III tt,g -.
p.ri3rl,, 81 Nh, Obj .,,ic. TIN, .eei.t, la,
given Ia, .,n,. If the most esj,,abl. even.
.ns. Of The winter. and ~ tI.,l He, may
confirm. rh..r Efforts Ia ,h,, direction IN tb,.
future. In- oomeI5elta. Toe Dfe., Re
hear.al." was presented here ,oins week.,
since b, Mis +. VI. Godsre, auI her pupils.
ana was very successful a. ANYTHING Of
tue seti must De uhdtL we char5r q Nf'-
o'dIitl >" ~ = - vs.. NOV. IL ''''> t''4'A
Ioi Hef hlA>'ei4 sAi4'' " ate !o''A'lA'e 10 nav
'H1 Ae' win - ~ pres NJ a''l '.si h.'het
ou9 PHp"' SNr S''1 rN!4Sn-e o. itf An'iHH
Ia leaeA.h-. >Ae ave reception 10 Them
anu o'AefS' VINO "Ns'''e4 81 I'e Pfeseh, Axiom
House which "a, d, p.e,,anr affair. and W.
sunp,rm.n,eI b, recrp,ion 10 her from,
them on FriIi, evening Of last week. Wei.
pesi,v e,.nin5 NJ IHi,o Nuny.r from
Ws"t>.es IoieZr' gave 'ecturr On
M!cHarI Ah-eio- WA Illustrations Q! M
pprInciP'i ~'IA>' al the SEMINARY chapel:
ne lecture was wei written anu de''efe1
III p.eA>ths manner ana Inc Illuminated
pictures almost made Inc audience forget
that they were al home Instead OF IN FLOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

,
Last Thursday evening a party of orr
young folks to the number of thirty or more
wen, 10 Steuben 10 attend an exhibition
given by the home Dramatic club OF that
place. They reported cool time and a
nice sleigh ride.
A basket party was held at fremont
Hall. Wednesday evening, which was we'll
attended. The proceeds Of which were for
the benefit Of Rev. Mr.. Heath who has
preached to US occasionally this winter.
The people here are again agitatiag the
question Of a steamboat wharf. |, looks
now as If the wharf will be bull, this spring.
|, is 10 be located at the old Salt Works $50
called.
MIR. Frank Taft has been appointed To
a situation on the railroad from Portland to
Island Pond as weigher Of mails.
MIR. Charles Wood is teaching the High
School at Steuben aud Mr. Charles Shaw at
Mount Desert. Mr.. Wood taught our dis
trIet school last season snd Mr.. Shaw this
winter. They have both me, with very good
success.
Mrs. Abbie Hill having recovered from
her recent symptoms Of insanity is nov
visiting her relatives in Cherrytield and viii
soon return TO her home in this place.
MIR. Damon Sargent, a bachelor pas,
20 years of age, and who has heretofore
lived entirely alone. is now very dangerously
sick.
Mr.. Edward Taft and wife from Bar
usrbor are visiting his mother Ms. VI. b
Taft. Mrs Freeman. from Massachusetts,, d
sister Of Mrs Taft. is also visiting there.
: Business is very dull. Very little wood
is being cut as the price was % low last
season.
Town meeting TO-DAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
The Election.

Once more We have met the enemy but be
is not ours. not by-considerable. The
chief reason Why Mr. Redman was elected
over his republican opponent was, first ard
foremost, that he got more votes. Several
factors combined to secure this result The
vote Of last fall in this city was not COM
plimentarv to Mayor Redmsn as Guber-
material candidate, and il was deemed
necessary by him and his friends that be
should receive vindioation. 1t was also
believed % be necessary that the party itself
should be vindicated also and pa; in line for
the crumbs that viii soon begin 10 fall.
According to the Maine correspondent OF
the Boston Journal there are no less than
seven aspirauts for the position of Collector
Of the Port IN this city. 1t i Altogether
probable that an equal number at least,
aspire 10 the position of Postmaster, while
the numbers who hope to be assistants and
deputies. and 10 til the various subordinate
positions under the Nationa. Government.
added to those who have been promised
positions Of more or less profit under the
city government, may he satrI, reckone4
among he hundreds, lnder these circum-
stances il vas easy t5 raise az election fund
Of 10 small proportions, which could te
used wiki telling effect.
1t has also been said that man! Repub.-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

--Judson Haskell has left the Pants
mfg'y. where he has been running the but
ton-hole machine for the past two months,
and We learn be will accept situation as
&c. /" for Boston boo, and shoe firm
AT the prize skate in the rink on Saturday
evening, Miss Stella Greeniaw won Is, prize
for best lady skater. pair skates; Vim, I.
Haskell LIST prize for best gentleman skater,
pair skates; Miss Susie Haskell "a prize
for second best lady skater. $3.50; G. W.
Higgins % prize for second best gentleman
skater. The prizes we're awarded BY balo,
aud Allie Green go, tseuty votes as hes,
gentleman skater.
The venerable white horse, for many
wears known as "Old fige", departed this
life on Wednesday moraing. and we have no
douh, "has gone where good horses 60.
lie had not enemy in the world. Happy
thought.
The principal town officers for the mex,
year. vill consist of T.. f.. Rsynes. Clerk ;
|. W Spoford, W. r. Thurlow. b. 6. Bar
bour, selectmen. |. O. |.
Mar. 2, So.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
Our market-man. W. r. Sellers, has
been filling his ice house with splendid clear
ice, eighteen inches thick. the past week.
Postmaster Gross and "Buttercup" en-
joyed a sleigh ride across the Reach to
S-dgwick, last Thursday.
Several of our prominent masons are
about to apply for the degrees in the Els
worth chapter.
DR.. J. F. Benjamin crossed the Reach
en- route for Bangor Monday %, and on
reaching Bucksport his horse was taken sud
denly sick and died.
Republican caucus at the store of g.
W. Higgins on Friday evening to nomi-
nate town officers
The pastime for the last week among
the young men of this village has been
pitching coppers.'
The proprietor Of the skating rink gave
free skate to his patrons on Monday even
ing, which was quite well attended.
Business at the pants factory is pro-
crossing well. This week a machine for
putting buttons on pants, and a new Singer
buitoDhole machine have been added to the
stock. Bentiy Raynes went at work press
ing. Monday. The factory has been visited
by Mr.. Mcintyre Of Bluehill, lately, he be-
ing in the same business.
A week of religious meetings has Just
closed at the South West Chapel. Rev. Mr..
Prescott officiating, assisted BY Rev. Mr..
Gates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
Home and Foreign News.


ne h''t "ne !" my years Seneca
- " "'h'otAei' y. - y y nave system
N "A''' "''A9 ah" r'eei'ie !ighiN.
HI Mr.. langtFy has invested Sl2jO IN
fol . ate in Nrw York.
Il ne Ono Legislature adjourn, 10 90
10 Wash nc'on to The inauguration exer-
Uses.
-EInued Ya,r. Is III and will probably
he rrirA>rt from hls London pri,on
C...,.,. III. .r..;,.i l..
. -nu,nan ii l
l,.-gt
i"' i-'N-'f''," memorial ASSOCIATION
.r. ''-''' "'1' '''
t''''"r"' .N'ihnf ma issued a pF.e,a-
Ei.I'n calling a special session OF the
H'''d States Senate i"r March T.
~ Tie British naval estimates tor 1856 call
fnr ihe construction Il se,cnts-three new
vessels. including eleven iron-clad. Oar
House ha, concluded % build one steel
cruiser.
-Thur,.!a, 80. Connecticut day a, the
New Orleans Exposition, and some tiags
captured b, the Ninth Connecticut regiment
we're returned TO the Third Mississippi
a KentucA, farmer named Canton and
a.. son. hanged Mis-. Canton he vif, and
mother. SATURDAY. because she refused to
deed the property 10 her husband Three
Or tie family we're shot IN defying arrest.
H.,.r,iC Il w,n3. h.o,b.. !, r,.,.
W,s,ts ,f IN. I.n,,s1 S,,,.. .,nr,.,,., co,,r,
-, l.; III
Nal oh,o F,,l,, ,nor,,;n,
"a
t.t u" III ~ V '',,'' YOU Ip'"'l' a.. VINO
''' ~ ".,''''' =. ~ 'eiiA' e'e,en Heais
az 'e'"'i'e'' wy 'ou'u Se' ho'u VI
T. tI"'tt:, es'apeu' i''u'''a.' ana mas
y '''''' r. =" +
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
TIE South in Washington.


Washington aa> been crowded ''F ''''
past - 44i> Win visitors 20 witness The
,....,....+..r -f President Cleveland. III.
'H'-t'i " '3- Ne" lots 4'''tt S'f> 81
taem
..y.e Ns.Irns. Ts~.taI ) enyelopes in a.
,.r...,a..-s ..t,..,- The w.,h <ah" lie
-r.vl. ~ ,...,..,. ,a,.i8.y filing uo ever,
g., ..r .-sr.. ca, hardly be- described.
F,.fK .rs,.-ar..-.5u brings crow j. If visitor,
..-s l...,l.. .-.4.. ,..,,, ,r town il. ,tn5oY,
...,at t.a,,-.' ,,H.r. IL, esq. ne 5s,... come
.-. Exclaimed DIM. man ~ mother ,a-
I'LL, .5g..5 their way ol, ii ,b.
ID. ...f ,.>.,,r, humanity gazing oner,-e,,d
s.f a-.t.-s,,s,f.I a. Tie y,lrtures in the
r..t-.... Ii ILL.,. Fa-.ial ..C1r,. from, = VII,
t..,',.. .-+s h5r5tI f.- a quarter If a cen.
-..t I.,,-,a. i... ie,, Ic.gryrr,,t. and
-r, rr IN ts.n..~ wa> The an.ae-.
I. tH.- ,y7t. mis- Is ,.,3r..4.., ,rt!, Of Ill,
...,.... r....-a ,lt.. ta,, conn. ma from. ~.
~,-t F.. .-.,e.-..r..te tn. Democrats Pre-,
..-, r..r +.a,s f-.1k ,r. elder. We
IN. =. III, Thu, 3~- I,r.,.- rarr af
l..-.. N H., Chris. ..D.n,,t-.,,fr gart,
-. r...,-, 3 ,, JAR, 49,. i...t,.,,.
,s[
r.> h ts-s, wear express. II eager.
v.,,t... pleased expectancy. Hundred, wear
ut.,e >...g nsoAt.r,. win h.,,crna, over
r,s,. and f',.-4..-..t ,..,og gloves. Tt.
rrr,t-.ln., .f5....Zs.,rt IS d. pronounced e-ra.
and u5 u'.g.eara I.hsr ha, been wasted ia
rasls hands. Iae .ar.e nan. os the crowd a,
.at Whae Haa>. reception ,r>.,r,ia, we're
"tje.t. II hi ,ae : ..a.~ s., a fra were
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
How Baking Powders are Made.

While rival companies are disputing a. to
what ingredients are to be found in the
chest baking powder" the public will be in-
terested in the following definition Of these
now indispensable articles. as given BY APP
pleton's Cyclopedia. the acknowledged
American authority;
s.The best baking powders are composed
Of bitartrate Of potash (cream Of tartar),
tartaric acid, carbonate Of ammonia. and
soda bi-carbonate, bound together BY ! lit
tie starch"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

The Judge who presided at the trial of
the election eonspirators in Chicago, in bis
charge to the jury, described the crime
thus:
II Is conceded that great crime has been
committed-a crime in comparison with
which armed and open treason becomes a
trivial ofiense for Of what value to himself
or bis country is freeman's suffrage and
ballot-his voice at the polls-if the record
of his uttersnce can be destroyed with i'm
punityP
On the other hand, the Springfield Reg
ister, one Of the most influential Democratic
organs in Illinois. says that the prosecution
Of these men by the Federal gang va
ignore Of persecution than fair trial"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

HANCOCK So At the Court of County toh'-
missioners, begun and held at Ellsworth within
and for the county OF Hancock, on the sccohi
Tuesday OF October ls>.. and by adjournment
December Is. A. D.. ISL
ND now the Commissioners In accordance WIG
n section %. Chapter u. Of the Revised statute
having first made annual Inspection Va Tue
month of September. iSSt. Of all county r's.s ~
the uninoorporated Townships and tracts OF Isnd
In said county and having thereupon made an 6
innate Of the amount needed to put them IN repair
10 be safe aRd convenient for public travel,
have assessed upon the following described unin
corporstei Townships and tracts OF Land tn salts
county, exclusive Of water and land rescrNcd tor
public use. for that purpose during the year isNo'
follows, viz I'm Township No. :, south
Division, the sum OF si0>-ta. follows. Viz
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
Gen. Grant Dying.

Gen. Grant is failing rapidly and all hope
of his recovery has been abandoned. DIR.
J. II. Douglass, his physician. SAYS: 1.-The
assertions that have given the General up
to ole are true. He has cancer at the root
of the tongue, and the denial Of that sad fact
lately sent out for an advertising purpose.
had no foundation. We who have had
charge of him professionally came to the con-
clusion weeks ago that he could not recover
and little later the members of his family
were informed Of our opinion. The General
himself knew. too, that the matter was grow
ing serious bat it was not until late Satar-
DAY afternoon that he explicitly told
SO.
AT consultation Of physicians on Feb.
10. there was m disagreement as to the
trouble in his throat deing a genuine cancer.
He then came 10 understand the gravity Of
his condition. though he did not demand or
get the direct information that he mus,
speedily die think that he secretly thought
50, however, for since then he has strrnuously
endeaVored TO get ahead as fast possible
in the writing Of his history Of the war. In
an endeavor to complete the work he has
overtasked his strength. bat his will was
stronger than the influence of his advisers.
The two volumes are So nearly done that
with the help Of notes dictated by him, has
sons can do what little remains. 1t has
seemed as though he sought forgeifulness
Of himself in the labor Then out came the
lie IN the medical Journal, saying had pro-
nounced hts disease durable He read It,
believed n, and began 10 write eight hours
a day in a suiden access of iauoled strength.
| did not have the heart 10 tell him Of the
taisity Of the report, but tried TO gradually
awaken hm Ia the truth.
~, the cancer i at the root Of the tongue.
where It interfsre> with hI, swallowing. and
will stop sus,entation by food, hardly any
thing can be done to proIong his life. Il Is
possible tot Inn 10 live three months, but he
IS i,kelier to die within a, many weeks. His
bulldog tenaciiy has .asled vel. but now he
Is sadly broken down. lie has >Iep, very
lnile during the past week. aud i, in con
slant pam. Al his teeth have been extract
eli in the hope ii relieving the aching Of his
mouth. HIS palate = partially gone from
the diseases attack. and he speaks only ~
feeble whisper Speaking. eating. even
breathing excite, tie cancerou> growth and
causes great pam. lch resemble, severe
neurasla ana i, feit all through the nea!
10 alleviate tnl- be i KEPT wrapped ia warm
fannei>.
:" The history Of the cl.e begins With
,mal. sore a. tn. root Of the ;o1-Ie list
sumner 81 l-,n- B.Auch. Excessive use Of
cigar, mAt have been a. ,se.teu-n'. bot not
the primal caIs-. H. mad prr,i1l,, hseH
run G,Nn Is various Complaints. ilr A.t
- hut, biz aip i3 t4i IT, pfas3'te s.4.rr
that be ua. u.str ,lac. Sak-4 NlnI4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

The Democratic paper. take grea, De-
light in referring IL Mr Cleveland ., "a
young man.. which Lead the Concord
Monitor 70 remark Mr. Cleveland j. Young
in experience. aud especially is he Young IT.
fame. but in the matter OF wears he can
hardly be considered a stripping. He is
older than Gen Grant was y zen elee,e
President after having saved the Union and
made bis name a household word on both
sides Of The Atlantic. and as old as Gen.
Garfield when, after twenty years Of dl,tin-
ga.shed services as a soldier and Congress
man, the Republican convention Of 1850
named him for the Presidency He is older
than Washington when be kept alive the
spark OF liberty ana the fire Of patriotism
amid the SHOWS Of Valley Forge: Older by
twelve years than Jefferson when he wrote
the Declaration; older than Clay when he
had been United States Senator and ten
years Speaker Of the National House; as
old as Webster when he made his great
speech on the Constitution older than Cal
houn when he had been a leader in Congress
for twenty years; older than Sumner when
he was assaulted by Brooks; and older than
Blaine when, having been SIX years Speaker
of the House and won the reputation of be-
ing the foremost psrliamentarian of his
time, be took his seat in the Senate. The
papers which speak of Grover Cleveland
youth must have in mind the sentiment
We live in deeds, not years"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
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Mar. ,.
" aitkA-i.

Mrs. Addie Grant and Miss Louise
Chick will on their birthday. March II, give
social dance al the Town Hall. Good
music will he furnished. pleasant time an.
ticIpa,ed ami all are cordially invited 10 al.
tend.
quite a number If oar yolag fox. last
week visited Alden ila,lem X Co.. and had
I've have 10 need to sddl Boss time"
James Heath. Jr. lett town a., week
for Monmouth. 70 consult Al VI. u.
The Upper Ctele are heginning Ia talk
quite sronei, ahoaJ ihyii far which the,
will hold soon
March ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
Installation OF the Officers Of Marine
Lodge A, T. 4. N Of Deer Isle

tsest!ay evening ,h,- officers III Marine
IstI.r. + 4 VI acre p4a..e!, In.t,.tr.l ~,
Rev. Brolhrr Prescott, HI S,. perf ls.a
over three hualfcl person, d. H., present .
representing the wisdom. strength and
brA4f," OF the town. The programme fsr
gac evening ws> 4. follows Selection, for
Cornpt and organ. b, Mr.. aud Mr.. Hrnry
HA,kcIi March sf th- Men ~ Har!,ch. +
Welsh ''Graus'c, Gallon" Ne!br. "Wben
the B,natn /. % the R,e." Bishop which
srre p.ayrI white The guests nrarcAcl frany
tie reception ball, i9tn thr lai.s r8orn.
LAY cation D, Bro'hee Prescott ; music .a-
,,a.ialipn If 5. &. Haskell. ". VI: ale
bg choir; installation + : Is Haskell. :
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
Young Men: Read This.

TUE NotThC BELT CO.. Of Marshall. Mich.
offer 10 Send their celebrated ELECTRiC-Voi
rhf BfiI and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on frlai for thirty day~, Ia men tyoung and
old afflicted with nervous debility. loss OF
vitality aud manhood. and all Kindred troubles
AS" for rheumatism. neuralgia. psraly is. snd
many other diseases Complete restoration to
health. vigur and manhood guaranteed No
risA i incurred - thirty DAYS trial i allowed.
Write them ut once far illustrated pamphlet
free. lyr,,3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05
Gaalsi~l,sra.

Gealishera.
Al the annual town meeting held March
>. the following town officers were elected
Moderator-T s. Dunif.r
Selectmen. Assessors, and Oyerseers of
Pour-A. X. joy. Geo. Taft Henry j.
Hovey.
Collector Geo. Wescoit.
Treasurer-S. l.. Tracy
Town Cerk-P. l.. Hill.
School Supervisor Miss Jane Moore
Miss Moore is probably we'll qualified
for the position as sny one IN town.
To RAISE $4,000 in county. Yes, lO7-
No. 80.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

Arr you disturbed a night and broken % your
rest bY sick child suffering AMI cry Ing it'll pain
~ cutting teeth II So 4Fnsl 1t ami get bot
Tie 81 NR-. Nt>~tpw SOOTHING ~YKIF YpB
CHILDREN fEETnlNs. Il. value IL insah'ulahle
It wiii relieve tte poor tti, sufferer immediately
Depend upon It. mother. there i NJ mistake
about IL. II curv- dyseIterv AMI dlarrhora
regulates the stomach aud bowels. cures wIni
collie. sIfteu- thc Enm~ rrtur,.> inflammation anil
gives tone anti cusrEy a. thc Is hole ~ -tfru Mrs
NIs~Law : ~ouTHtN,. ~YgtF Fpg tHILpREN
TEErif>s :. pheasant tn The a-e. ami l. the pre-
<cTtptinu ~ ~ Tho ukic~t and hest female
nurses and ply -tctans 10 The United states amt l.
Tor -sr By all druggist. throughout the World
Price - cents battle iyrts
There has been a wide difference OF opin-
ion TO whether standard or Local time
should be the rule in business. but HOLMES
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
OF both in th, 'lS>i" brand OF rigar~. manu-
featured by Albert Lewis Of Bangor. The
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money. Try them.
If Won have any Pictures 10 ~ copied. en-
Arc,d and framed. ynu should leave Your Or
her with II. =. JOY al once.
For the greatest amount OF pictures al
short motive. vail 81 Juy'- Gallery where YOU
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

Trenton.
Our annual town meeting occurred on
the 2nd inst, and the following officers we're
chosen for the ensuing year:
Moderator-A. II. Spear.
Clerk #. J. Hopkins.
Selectmen and assessors-A. Fl. Spear, ID.
L. Mcfarland and A. H. Grindle.
Treasurer-P. L. Leland.
Supervisor of schools-D. B. Alley.
Collector Jefferson Smith.
Overseer of poor-A. H. Spear.
Constabes at large-D. ]. Bunker, p. L.
Leland.
MONEY RAISED
For Schools, $4,000.
For Poor, 5000.
For Contingent Expenses, 5000
For Highways, Bridges, &C., in cash,
@250.O0
In Labor, 95O0.OO.
Voted . rebuild county buildings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-05

Some time ago the albany Argus. Mr..
Daniel Manning's paper, spoke of the Grand
Army as composed of loud-bawling men
who went to the war to escape their charae-
tiers, or because there was money in it, The
same journal has repeatedly characterized
the organization as a menace to liberty,
and urged that il ''transmit its memorial
work to the people at large and then dis
band.r
Mr.. Manning is understood to be Pres
ident Cleyeland's choice for Secretary of tn.
Treasury.