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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-25
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines, Mar.
shalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon.
Chicago Milwaukee, and all points East. To
the people of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
and California it offers superior advantages
not possible by any other line.
Among few of the numerous points Of
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this
road between Omaha and Chicago are its
two trains dav of DAY COACHES, which
are the finest that human art and ingenuity
can create; its PALACE SLEEPING CARS
which are models of comfort and elegance
its PARL0R ORA WING ROOM CARS, IN
surpassed by any; and its widely celebrated
P1LATIAL DINING CARS, the equal Of
which can not be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot with
those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In
Chicago the trains of this line make close
connection with those of all Eastern lines
For Detroit, Columbus, indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsbnrg
Toronto Montreal, Boston, New York, Phila
deiphia, Baltimore Washington, and al
points in the East, ask the ticket agent fol
tickets via the
NORTHWESTERN"
you wish the best accommodations. AL
ticket agents sell tickets via this line
Il. HUGHITT, r. s. HAIR,
Genl Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent
CHICAGO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-25
HOME MARKETS.

H;ne,s and General Deal
To EarnlsfF stio Mrst given in this column
r': AL q n9sd'id daily from careful in
eGTFe e. tie Inherent markets Sd P rafsi1
quoted are 1Igs Z. expect to pay somewhat
BB5ig6eF figure;
Office of The HERALD.
Tuesday evening. Feb a. 1885,
salt Lake Ore Market
,Sad daily by Mccormick & Co
Furhl Bankers.l
SILVER.
v.v York. ........." $10 O631 per o.
LEAD.
Wi, 1886 per 1OUfbs
LnESeIEt lake AXE $500 @ $500 per ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-25
Dried Fruits.
Buying prices.)
Sugar.
Wool.

White spring ~ mos.
growth. .....-.... 12c q lac q h
Black spring Q2 mos.
growth ...............1 0c q 12c g
White fall and lambs Is
,, mos. GROWTH. -. 1Oc @ 12c /"
Black fall and lambs (6
mos. growthl .......... Sc q 10c I"
Arizona white. . sc a lie "
black. &c a &c "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-25
Life Preserver.

trY " .i you are losing your grip of life
reet " ells Health Remover" Goes di
y " ~ weak spots.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

dent elected, birth or incidents tha, have oc
CURED, the day Of the week or the day Of the
month that the election, birth or incident oc-
Cured, % years from that day will be the
same day Of the week ani month, perioi Of
time called solar crcle, when tue same DAYS
OF the week return TO the sane days of the
month as at the former or preceding cycle.
This holds good since the treaty Of Nice ill
the year 1900, which will not be leap year
After 1900. the % year periods will go on
regularly again.
The reason there will be no leap year
from 1896 10 1901 is that at the Time treaty
at Nice, which was represented by the prin-
cipal nations of the EARTH except Russia and
China. when the time standard was
Fixed il was found the earth performed its
orbit around the sun sbou, | minutes short
OF 36j a DAYS. and since that treaty the |
minutes, by the year 1900. will have gained
one day, AMI by tia, treaty in the year 1900.
February will be left with IS DAYS To keep
s'iS "ohs"' ." 'He f'eHs paw W. tfe tnith
orbit; in other words, TO stop the winter
months crowding 10 the summer months
place and rice rersa.
similar statement went the rounds Of the
newspapers in 1850. correspondent writing
that tina, wear had five Sundays in February
and Washington's birthday came on SUNDAY;
that The same had NJ, occurred and M man
living would see it occar again What are
the facts? The ID ,nInican letters of that
year were ID. and C., as they hal been
every Is wear, previous since the treaty
February had Ave Sur,lav> am the 22nd
must have come on Sunday. every c,cle, the
Dominican ritter being alwstS the Suuda,
letter. When i; is ID. February alsavs
having the same calendar letter. D., Wash
inston's birthday mast be on San Law, a. II i.
OF th, wear, but this Is m; the hisextile, or
leap var. which has two Dominiesn letters
As Feb. - must sissys he the same day OF
the week that February comes in on. and
March always having D.. the same calendar
letter as February. ctnno, come in on the
same day Of the werk a. February does. on
.eap-year. SO Much takes the next pre,ious
letter ia the calenIar far the dominican, %
Sun lay letter. FOR the rest Of The leap-,ear.
A. the year 1900 ~ili no. he ,rap-,eas the
FIVE SUNDAYS viii m; come in February IN
III 1920. Then the five Sundays viii come
in February and every q years after until
the year 2lo0
A. the odd ceniuiie. arr not lrtn-,.af..
BY the tinr standard. fixed a, Nee. the
solar cycle. or 2S year PERIODS. ~iil he Jared
again hif a. soon after 2i6l As the bonn
nj an l-'trrs ar u. All G.. ther ne i've
sanda,, u February vii come ever, Is
ye'rs H1;i the next a.! ecn:ur, 4tI - 3D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12
Condolences Of Time Cycles.
Ed. american :

Ed. american
Ia an article by Philadelphia Times
correspondent, copied in other Western
papers. showing the wonderful condolences,
connected with the campaigns for the Presi-
dency in 1928 and 1884 and the events
following the elections of Jackson and
Cleveland. he says they we're both elected
Tuesday, Nov. 4; the electoral colleges met in
the state capitals on Wednesday, Dec 3,
1929, as they met on Wednesday, Dec 3,
1884. and that the electoral votes were
counted in the presence of the two houses of
Congress on Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1929.
which will be the same day of the week and
month, of the same formality this February;
that the 4th of March fell on Wednesday
when Jackson was inaugurated as it will
when Cleveland is. Then he writes of the
wonderfulness of the events
1t seems he has read Parton's life Of
Jackson and found the dates and days Of the
week agree on both elections. The reason
of the coincidence of dates occurring is that
there has been just two time cycles, or q
year periods, from Jackson's election to
Cleveland's. The same coincidence oc-
CURED in Buchanan's election as Jack sons.
and would "a years ago if Jefferson had been
elected BY theieopie. Take the dates wher
Garfield vas soed Tyesda5, Nov. 2.
Wednesday. D. |. Ws1s Feb. 9.
Saturday, March I. Franklin Pierce. John
Quincy Adams and John Adams. cseh rs
year perieds, o. time cycles, previous, were
ths ssns eoineidssss u tins. Every Presi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

!, Nsa'iy al o. the famous SUITS OF Gee.
3. nuHps against the ahdroscoggin drug
k's's 'o' failure 70 comply with the law re-
qun"k the registration OF apothecsries,
Ce'e non suiteo q the last term Of the ). J.
Soort % aooofn.
Daniel Harrington If Carmel ~.l,
known farmer. started To 90 into the rood.
To work He d,d NO, ,.,n,o .na ~. r.;rh
oors turned out TO hunt Tor him and he was
found, wednesday night, buried in the snow,
frozen 20 death. tie leaves widow and
n'e chhafeh.
Rev. II. s. Burrar. Prof ~ Ham.
lin. and Rev. \. Ru,ler art comm;,,e. ~
The trustees of CoIby tr,;x.r.;,v nrono..
memorial Of Governor Coburn as we'll =. of
Gardner Colby. in the shane nj = has, or =,
oil painting. and will GLADLY r.cs;ve con.
,ribu,ions Tor that purpose
chosen pastor of the Frs, congregational
Church. Washington. to succeed the Rev.
DR.. Rankin, i. native of Maine and
graduate Of Boudoin and Andoyer He is
thirty eigh, wears old and ha. been in the
ministry thirteen wears at Taunton. Mass.
and Ripon, Wis
u ,I, -, - .c,
J. Libby, who was removed from The court
room unconscious. is at the poin, of death at
her aunt's residence in Scarhoro. Her ILL.,
ness dates from her husbands testimony
when he SAID he had been uufai,hful TO her
for over year. Libby was convicted of
murder in the second degree, for the shoot
ing Of Miss Snow, in Portland
,v,
, ,,,. -. az n a. ',e'-
Co. s,-S X -, ~" s',e'S ~ na's";
IN. s 80 y. "1' =, 49,"
Centre, when the steer< go, On tn. track and
locomotive came along With snoa p!oN
and Hanger, and Killed one of them. The
man al once started for help TO secure the
body Of the animal, and while he was gone
the other steer hy some means sirayed or
the track and was killed by the mail train
from the Wes'.
Miss Ann. uoo,s, or p.o ,...u
to Portland from Bangor, charged with i'm
properly opening a registered letter, was
tried before the |. 5. district court Saturday
morning, aud promptly discharged, II being
shown she was authorized 10 opeI the letter
and dispose q the contents. The di.tric,
attorney no. pressed the casc.
tn, s,,.,., p.r,-,..t.
,o,,.d III, H. "a u.,al.ss ELL
s.lJ io,,r,,,,i ,,,,,,,,1..
,ll. wh.,hir 4. LII, LII. ..,'.
there or ,,ke ~. .ya,,r,,I ,l,n,, ,;,h b.,,
d"e$ not apprar II - iu;imatcI ihat tie
eirciian Of Hon. :. y. Brown 70 the char
manshp Of the Safe Committee makrs u
desirable to have Democratic sheet a,
"atersilic. aud that Nj. Bunker. when he
gels there. viii have something to >ay ON
political matters.
Nj. Sod. ,.....,.. J.
.,,. u,.,,:,,t ., 49,, -. ,,..
r,,ro, Tt, - ~.
i,-,a .,r,, ofih., 81. -, .,..'..,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

Ex-senator Nesmith, who Is 10 an
asylum in Oregon,is afflicted with singular
hallucination. He declares that the Demo-
cratic leaders Of Oregon have had him kid
mapped and confined for the purpose Of pre-
venting him from going into Cleveland's
Cabinet.
Among the aspirants for the Agritu;u-
raj eommissionership, soon to be vacated by
DR. Loring, is DIR. Peter Collier. the spra-
hum sugar authority, who was removed BY
DIR. Loring from the position Of chief chem
ist OF the department. Collier is mug
wump. which may no, help him.
The English Ministr, has decided 10
give Gen. WoIse!ey permission % take such
course as he plea.es IN the Soudan. and o
give him whatever assistance he asks Mott
ing has yet been ascestsined regarding Gen.
Gordnn's fate. Both banks Of the Nile are
under control OF the Mahdi
The finding Of the Court Martial in The
famous Swain trial. dismtsses Gen. Swain
from the army. aud leaves the position OF
Judge Advocate General vacant. |, is
matter of great speculation AS 10 whom
President Arthur viii appoint to this impar.
,art and lucrative position. General SWAIN
is Frustrated because OF the result af the
trial.
The cattle problem is a serious one this
winter in the West. The snow is said 10 be
Eve inches deep on su average throughout
the Indian Territory. and in the Cherokee
strip sione, where there are 900 600 head
of cattle, one third have already persisted.
a cattle owner having Il 900 head in the
Territory is gathering ~ MS herds and send
ing them to Kansas to feed. The cattle
raiser Of the future. on the plains. will pro
vide winter food and shelter for his cattle.
1t is estimated tina, fully million Of
the veterans OF the late war still survive,
There are some >ix thousand Posts Of the
Grand Army 81 the Republic, having mem
bership Of nearly three hundred thousand.
In Pennsylvania soldiers seem 10 s,ick closer
together than in any Of the other states.
She has larger number 1T Grand Army
Posts and m ire yearly reunions of regiments
than IN any single stale. Il j. estimated that
abc;'' >e,en;, five per cent, OF the old sol
dieFs ia Pennsylvania ace member. Of the
Grand Army.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12
State News 8.

Abraham Sanborn, prominent mem
Der of the Penobscot Bar. died ,eiy sudden
". Friday night, 1t is supposed from
paral. sis Of the lungs.
The pay OF the iaborers in the depart
ment of steam engineering In the navy yard
has been reduced % cents per day.
Miss Nellie 2. Handley of Rockland,
while on a visit TO friends in Portland, was
attacked with paralysis OF the brain and
died Friday morning.
Gardiner & Columns general store at
Pat,en was entirely destroyed BY fire last
week, Tuesday morning loss, 10000; in
sured for $1,000.
Charles W. Brown of Rockland, was
blown up while firing Dupont shot in blast
ing lime rock. Friday. His face, hands,
and arms were terrib!, burned.
Rev. o. z. Clifford, of Boston, has been
invited by the Young Mems CHRISTIAN As
ISOLATION Of Cobb, University 10 preach the
sernon at the next commencement.
MIR. Charles b. Brooks of Greenwood,
the former owner of "Dexter," has now in his
possession white charger said to have done
service under Gen. Lee in the closing scenes
of the rebellion.
Hon. John s. Case, Representative from
Rockland, has received, from President
Arthur, pardon for Herbert Kennedy, Of
Rockland, who was recently convicted OF
robbins the mails. The boy is bu, II years
Of age.
MIR. Geo. W. Welsh of Bangor. passed
through Pa,ten few days ago with 900
pounds of spruce gum. Mr.. Welsh and
another man have made business of gath
ering gum for the last two mouths in order
to get this quantity.
Edwin Trow bridge died Monday even
ing. of last week, at Thomaston, from
breaking blood vessel in his lungs. He
leaves a wife, son at the Albany law school
and daughter, the wife Of Hon A. p.
Gould.
Hon. Noah Woods of Bangor. has re-
signed his position president Of the Z. 4
N. A. Railway Corporation. and has gone to
Princeton, N. J., where he will be occupied
with business some time, and may remain
permanently.
Major A. H. s. Davis. formerly of the
Pennington Chronicle has recently been
appointed proof reader of the Congregational
Record at the government printing Office.
The report that Arthur Sherbu,ne
Hardy. Cheney Professor Of mathematics in
Dartmouth College. has bssn rendered the
Presidency Of Bowdoin College, 10 authentic.
Prof Hardy has, however, declined 10 &C.
ee2t the position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12


Blu kspor; 10 stockton, Lcmucl Nichol-,
Bangor. $50
BuCh,port In c a~t!uc, lo, 80
Blu, Export To Pcnnl,,coi. do. 80
rcnuh>cnt to >srscuis he. II. ". Bre,Iy.
Missouri. IL.
-. Brook, lille to No. Brookss vile, l.
Nichol-. Bangor. 80
50 Brook.vilic 10 tape Rozicr. W H.
Mitchell, Ellsworth. 1877
>argcun lie to Greens Landing, r. r.
Hardy, No. Deer Isle Es
IL. an lIsut To Green, Landing u. W
Bccly, Missouri. IiG
ucelnyillr In ;. Deer lsl.. do. ~
No. renob>coi to Buchili. Lcmucl Nicli-
ol., Bangor. 20
BlurhiIi to T.. Bluehili. Do. l>0
Bluchill To S,.,lgwick. do. 30
>s'dgwi'k 10 Bruoklin. j. L. figg. Mi
souri, 30
Ellsworth to Chcrr, field. \. b. Fcruald.
Franklin, 80
Ell,vorth 10 f. I.amoine W M springer.
Lamoinc, al-
Ellsworth 10 fremont. l.. Nnhnl>, Ban
gor. go
Ellsworth To Bluchill,H II. II Eiiriti,e aud
Joseph II. We-cott. surry. -
Ellsworth To Buck.port, l.. Nichols, Ran
eor, so
Ellsworth 10 Great Pond, II. T. Col-on,
Great Fond. 40
West Trenton 10 Bar Harbor. l.. Nichols.
Bangor, $40
Southwest Harbor TO CRANBERRY Isles,
WIN. Mitchell. Ellsworth. 10,
SeawalI TO Southwest .Iiarbor, l.. Cieve-
land, Southwest Harbor. ~
fremont To swan. Island, ". Il. Mitch
ell. Ellsworth. -,
West Eden TO West fremont, Il. W.
Beedy, Missouri. Az
surry 10 50. surry, +. 4. Young, surry. ~
Dedhain to Holden. l.. Nichols Bangor 100
Tilden to Otis,W. b. Mitchell. Ellsworth, e.
North Ellsworth 10 Ellsworth Falls. l..
Nichols, Bangor. 40
Franklin 10 Waltham, l.. Nichols, Ban
COR, 40
Hancock to CherrydelJ, c. G. Brown,
Milbridse, $50
Winter Harbor 10 West Gould,boro, +.
ii. Bunker. West Goudsboro, $40
West Godldsboro TO SO. Gouldsboro, 4.
L. Sargent, So. Gouldsboro, 100
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixiy-iwo.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
in presence Of
J. W. DAVIS.
IVORY II. JOY, Il. 81
CALVIN r. JOY, Il. 81
SARAH +. JOY, Il. 81
HANCOCK. ss.-September 30th, 1852. Per-
sonaliy appeared the above named Ivory H.,
and Calvin T. JOY, and scknowled the
above instrument TO be their free act and deed
Before me, J. W. DAVIS,
Justice Of the Peace.
HANCOCK, S. Registry OF Deeds. Received
September 30, lisa, at 9th hour A. NJ,
and entered by J. W. DAVIS,
Reg.
Recorded in Vol. ll6, folio. 2i9.
A true copy of record.
Attest w. Il. CAMPBELL Reg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

MIR Cleveland has been in New York
where be was met by the leaders OF his party
from nearly ali parts of the country. Cot
situations were held and claims pressed for
the cabine, positions II j. reported tina,
The cabinet state has been made up but may
be changed in some instances. SUNDAY the
President elect spent with Samuel J. Tlien,
sho 8 believed to possess the strongest in
alence relative to Nes York appointments.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12
grandmother Says.

When She was a girl that her mother ALWAYS
gave her sulphur and mola>>es to purify her
blood, but she now gives sulphur Bittsr- to
her grandchildren, n it i, the best medicine
she ever saw.-Ihe Father.
Rough on Coughs"
Ask for Rough on Coughs" for Coughs. Cold
sore Throat, Hoarsencss Troches, de- liquid l5c
Rough ON Rar."
Clears oct rats, mice, reaches, files ants, bed
bugs. sknnks, chlpmnnks gophcrs. ljt Druggists,
H~ars Paias.
Paipi'a,ion Dropsical >weilings, Dizziness In
'igestl2h. Headache, >eepiessness cured by
Wells Health Remover
Rough On Coras"
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." lJr Qa.. /
complete cure Hard or soft c"rns, warts buttons
Rough on Pain" Porou.~d Plaster:
pains IN chest or side rheumatism, neuralgia.
Thin People
"Weils' Health Remover restores health and
,igor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Scrvousne IS
Debility. 81.
WhOOping Cough,
and the many Throat Affections OF children
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
"Roush on Coughs" Troches, i5c.; Balsam, 25c
Mosher~.
II Npu ART idiIiHS, broken, worn out and
vous, use wells Health Remover" 81. Druggists
Life s'r..~rver.
II you are losing your grip on life, try "weils
Health Remover Goes direct to weak spots.
"Rough on Cooahaehe"
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothaehe, Face
ache. Ask for Rough on Toothache." Is and Is
cents.
Pretty " omen.
Ladies who would retain freshness and viyaeity
Don't fail to try Wells Health Remover"
Catarrhal Throat Affections.
Hacking, irritating Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat
cured by Trough on Coughs" Troches, I5c. Liz
uid. a5c,
"Roagh IN lsch."
Trough on Itch cures humors eruptions, ring
worm, letter, salt rheum frosted feet chiiblains.
The Hope ~ the Nation.
Children, slow In development, puny, scrawnv.
and delicate, use Wells Health Renewer''
wide Awake
three or four hours every night coughing. Get
mmetlate relief and sound rest by using Wel,s'
\ ough on Coughs" Troctes, 15c.; Balsam. sSr.
"nssEh o. Pain "Reroused Plaster.
STRENGTHENING, improved. the hest for baekacbe
pains In chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia
1yr4i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS George W Darling of Bluehill,
w County of Hancock, state OF Maine by his
mortgage deed dated the seventh siay of AarCh.
\. ID, t-ca, and recorded In the Registry of Deeds
for said County Of Hancock Ia Book lss, Page log,
In consideration III two hundred dollars 10 said
Darling paid by Hiram {. Vaughan guardian of
minor heirs of A. 4, Drinkwster late of Ellsworth.
Hancock County, state Of Maine. COVE d ta the
undersigned of said Ellsworth "a guardian, n
certain nt or parcel OF land situated in ~edwitk,
County of Hancock, state Of Maine, AMI bounded
anfi described as follows to wit The south west
half Of lot Ne. of the second division uf Iots on
Tie plan Of Sc,lgwick, containing hfty acres more
or less. Also enc other parcel OF land In said
>vdgwisk bring part Of lot No. - Of the tLlri
division Of iuts tine plan of said town, bounded
as follows viz beginning the r,.,s,g heading
from North >cdgwtCk - Bruoksylile in the nott
west corner OF said hot No thence south ga .tery
10y said lot q it, south west corner thence south
81, west thirty rods. thence north westerly la
line parallel with the hrSt tine To- the aforesaid
road. thcucc north casieTiy iy said read - the
first bounds containing tncou acres NOR, or less
with all the buildings thereon. being the same
premises conveyed hy John :. slower to r. II
ttcrgue feh. T. l~SU and recorded n. Vol Isl
Dol. i'si, AMI by saii ticr-uC said barring by
deed dalel May VI. lnsa, and rtoy,icsi ii. Vol lS
Pol. 40. u which reference il hereby male Aud
whtrrs', the condition IF -aii mortgage ha- bean
hr"ken now thrrv fore by reason Of die said breach
Of tlie condition thereof I eain foreclosure Of
SAID mortgage
Dated this Ilth day Of February A. D. ISIS
d"i HIRAM {. VAUGHAN, Guardian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12
Farm For Sale at a BARGAIN

r. bought before April, or ta a., for a term OF
wears. bu >urry road. within - minutes walk
of Ellsworth Post ofhcc plank sidewalk. suitable
for the milk business. \ large. smooth hay field
and pasture from COUNT ROAD u river. water,4i
with several springs; tNo story huu-a, wood
hou7es, shop and barn connected. hut -iN wears
ago. Hay cut with machine.
Good shore priv I,gc
orchard with 81 Young trees.
Goods bought in city, Delivered free
\ house IN the city, or vessel property, would
he taken in exchange
IL gamer on No t,ifrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

q arm '9htAlntng one hundred ar, ~, more.
So s'n@l n~e--l'g house. y large barn ami -E...-
- 9n' blacksmith shop. There l. , -,..
19.Tchard beautiful shade tree. i.,,.,..t
80, ',a'i 10 on me rank lin rrad u fet, ~ ~
~ ~ ,anAhn Road X. 4. station. flfto,p MINI.
tHt from Ellsworth, eight minutes nj .,
s'pular summer resort One atisrt,.r nt ...
s'b,,,t i's "a -hore. sam" di-tsucc t1,,u, ,
~, mainly {" two steam mills witr,,. p,, Al,
pace IN Nalne for Country hotel ami -.
,as'efn travellers have to stop here r. III, tr.
,,a ~ 'nah'e 10 put up transient teams ef, be-.
For further 80 passengers and freight l.-.
2poo.z :. AFGHAN
Hancock "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12
CONsGMPTlON CURED.

IN oil physician, retired from practice having
had placed IN his hands hy ar East India mi sion
airy the formula of simple vegetable. remedy for
The speedy ami permanent cure Of nu-uupfi1u
bronchitis, atl rrh. \ @ihnia and all thr,ttt and
Lung Affections. Also u positive And radical eur,
for Nervous Debility and an Ncrvou, 1nYl aint.
after having tested lis wonderful curative power,
IN thousands of eases, has felt il hi duty to max.
y known 10 his suffering fellows. Actuat,, y I'M.
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffering /
VIII send free OF charge To all who de-ir, H. tbi-
recipe, IN German French ar English win fan
directions for preparing and using. ~eut by mail
BY addressing with stamp, naming th- paper
=" \. Nofks, If1 Poseer's Hioct, Rochester, Y Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

The Senate on Saturday passed the joint
resolution thanking Vanderbilt for his gift
Of the war relics Of Gen. Grant. They will
be deposited with the Secretary of War for
safe keeping until proper repository is
provided.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-12

The bill granting a pension TO Mrs.
Sarah Sampson, of Bath. the well known
army nurse, has passed both branches Of
Congress and has gone to the President for
his approval.
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