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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

The Art Interchange of January 1 may
be called china painting number. so many
designs suitable for this branch of art work
are given in it. The eolored design is Il study
for plate decoration, showing brown butter
flies and pink peach blossoms on a background
of delicate green, the whole being unique and
beautiful. Other designs in black and white
are wild rose for bread and milk set. nastur-
tium for bowl and plate; hop vine for plate,
Japanesque designs for sugar bowl and after
dinner coffee cups and saucers, anemonc for
cup and SANGER, crab for oyster plate. A beau
tifil design of butterflies and pattern for altar
frontal to be carried out in ecclesiastical en-
broidery are among the other attractive de-
signs. The text treats of notes on embroid-
cry in London, the tariff on works of art.
church embroidery, decorative novelties, de-
sign for antipendium for church lectern, ar
rangement of peacOca's feathers, beads for
window transparencies, and scheme OF decor
alton Of house interior. The book reviews in
clpde discriminating notice Of Oliver Wen
dell IOsmes' Emerson and an interesting chat
about Pepy's Diary. In Art Notes and News
reference is made to recent prominent art
events. This number OF the Art fstercAaa0e
can be obtained for ID cents from William
Whitlock, 40 Nassau ST., New York.
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-Mrs. c. r. Wbidden q Calais. has been

rc-appointcd lady visitor TO the Insane Hos
pital BY Gov. Robbie.
Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain's commits
sion as Major General Of the Maine militia,
expired Jan. 10. He was commissioned
Jan. 10, 1879. II does not appear what &C.
ton will be taken in regard to the matter
BY the Legislature. Gen. Chamberlain is
in Florida a, the prescn, time.
Among the appropriations TO he made
BY the Legislature will he one of $50 900
to be expended for uniforms for the militia.
They are uniformed every five years.
The Waldo and Penohscnt Agricultural
society held their annual meeting at the
town hall. Monroe, December 81. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen: President.
Freeman Atwood, Monroe vice president,
John Goodwin; Sec. f., II. Neatly, Monroe !;
r.. F. l.. Palmer, Monroe; Trustees, G. A.
McKennev. Monroe; F. W. Richie, Win
terport Eli c. West. Frankfort; NJ IL.
Haley. Prospect; A. +. Nickerson. Swan
Vile; James Wallace. Jackson; Amos
WHITNEY, Dlxmont; Milton Chapman, New
sburg. The COMPANY have a surplus in the
treasury and will continue TO make improve
ments on their grounds the coming wear.
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Maine Legislature.


Iae l'2 .>I4'ntro, Name met al 10 clock,
WeI3e>ltN no. :. az. or ta.l . viii f.-
f.l.,x;a., c.a.r,. ii officers
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So. II ~ j. p.., y,
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Il i,,.;,, NJ. -.
.-..-.,.:, ..',..' -,
I.,! IIe.ra e k....,-r ana A.-o Of
k3ax. a-..nli Ala. flY.r,. 9r .n4!.Ia +.
Governor Ca54rn a, ) i...,,n Hon
q Iehrn1e of P.,...e,..I- mall. br,,,..,.,
l,;.,i- rer.rn, ~, ,.... character az Mr. 20
bt,rn. anI au- uc ,,.,.srr for thu. = .e,s,d
the Senate adjourned until 10 o 'clocA Thurs.
d,y
md. ..,;...........
= '''''' a. - ''''' 80 !" - ''' - -''' ia
ue House
Tl,urs..sI, Jan. ; Iae Ssattr GOA, enc.
d, 40 \. Y, ard voted .h., Uaca TIE Leg,
lt'ufe aijouru II be 10 Iue,Ial 4, 10 \. VI.
Jia. Is \ com n.;te- VA, appointed to
a-t with q House committee 10 cou,rac, far
'lr >,ate ps!At.u. ior tn wears 50 and
50. lae rules and or ler> Q: 1888 and -
were a iop'rd Ii vas Jgier,.. tia the TINE
fir a., petitions he s.mi'rl - Ja.Gafy -
that afet Iaa, they ba ret.rr- 10 the next
Legs. .iure. Entered lu.o j1.ul convent. ass
VT. ne ii34>y Il, / \. ". and aIj,l-arI
30 ! +. VI.
The House COME a. il \. NJ. l.. a.
| 7. " aIip.rng.. =. lac, ia, d, 10 \. VI
Both branches met 10 jl.n, convention -
lajtA u. The unt { mmi,,ee pn CUB
,rn,tts5>. N1,e reported a follows: WI ..r
;. III aer. IA ~: FrelN Robe Ia, 1~.3l> :;
l,hn Il. Il. lm4n. $500, H41eu b Eaton.
.iDt1: ". f. E4tu,. io}: John d. Rslman.
4jl; II B. Eroa. l13 Nelson Ding ey.
j.. 3~l: seal ering. "a Frederick Roal..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

,re j a CRYING ned fir new eoau'y
:, in this county. The cour'-h use
are equally disgrace to the county
er binding has for Years been con-
Il by the State Inspectors Of jail, and
3, only lo be visited to show how just
Ter decision. The county owes it 10 IL
protect is prisoners as well as to have
detained securely TIL such time as the
shall decide their cause.
records Of this county are among the
= aud most valuable in the State. They
mud be 50 guarded against destruction by
J. a, to afford at least measurable guar
Entee If their safety. Those VINO have Wis
/.trd ia, Offices Of the Register Of Deeds ard
I Register Of Probate, know perfectly well
thar such protection is not now afforded.
Iae fact that they have MT been burned in
the past j. no assurance for the future and al
any moment the equity NAY fnd that It's
DELAY IN this matter has been prolonged
Just fcw hours too long. We believe that
the citizens Of this county are ready and
willing 10 eXpend 4 reasonable sum in the
construction Of proper building for Court
house aud county offices afogdirg safety to
records which once lost could never be re-
placed.
Al the present time material and labor
can be obtained al such prices as have not
been known for many Years and there is no
immediate prospect that prices will soon be
largely advanced. The matter rests with our
County Commissioners, to take the initiatory
steps. They can receive plans and estimates
for the new buildings and submit their de-
eision to vote of the several towns in the
county at the coming March meetings. We
do not believe that repairs can be made on
the present buildings so as TO meet the needs
of the county without mourning an expense
nearly, if not quite, equal to what would
be required for tie construction of new
buildings. We should be glad to hear from
citizens in different parts of the county on
this subject, as 1t is one in which every prop
erty holder is interested.
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>rANpING COMMITTEES OF TmE SENATE.

STANDING COMMIT Ifi-N Oh HE SENATE.
ON bills in the Second Readins-Ncssrs.
Marble OF Lincoln. Lumbert of Ar0ostook.
RonncA Of oxford, Allen of Knox. Roak OF
Andro>cng.in. Ne Allsjcr of Hancock. ole of
Cumberland, Libby of Penoh>cot, Hume Of
Washington, GOODWIN al Work. Lrbrnkc Of
Fi>,.aiaqui>. \ickrr>on of Waldo.
ON Eh-ro>>ed Bills -Mc>>r>, Ray Of Cum
bertrand, Cutler ~ Penob>rot, Taplcy 81 York,
Near, Of Waldo. Austin of Washington. kim
bah 81 SaGa'iahor. >imonion OF knox. Bear,c
"f oxford. Heath Of kcnnrbrc. >tIhh, IT
Franklin, Young nf cumberland, plrkhuG-t
81 \ rnp~t,pk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

The Democrats have secured the organ
ization Of the lower branch Of the Illinois
legislature. The Republicans control the
Senate. Gen. Logan has gone to Illinois to
consul, with his friends relative TO his can
didacy for re election as l. :. Senator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
1.-THE Novelist I"

The Novelist" is the characteristic title OF
new paper just started in New York. by
John Z. Allen. the Literary Reyolutionis'."
The price, also, is characteristic, only si.O0
year 1t /, not intended 10 enter into COM
petition with the hiyh-priced,b but lo,c-character,
story papers which darken the country like n
pestirnce bu, will be devoted almost entirely
TO hiqh-cirss dction. such as finds place and
welcome in the best magazines of the day and
the purcst homes OF the land; making the pa
per M unriyaI-l (as to cost, certainly source
Of mental recreation for the weary. and of en-
tertanmeut fnr all. During the year there are
promised >cria >torie, by William Black, Mrs.
oiiphant JAM, Payn, Hugh Conway, b. l..
farieon, and others certainly Il good variety,
a. we'll rs good quantity for the dollar II is
printed in arge type. aud is handsome paper.
For free specimen copies address the publish
cr. John Il. AIen. 393 Pearl street, New York.
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Farm For Sale at a Bargain

IF bought before April, or 70 let Tor IA term of
| years. ON surry road, within % minutes walk
OF Ellsworth Post Office plank sidewalk suitable
for the milk business. A large, smooth hay field
and pas ture from county road 20 river. wstered
with several springs, two story hou,, wood
houses shop and barn connected, built six wears
ago Hay cut with machine
Good shore privilege.
Orchard with 40 young trees
Goods bought in city, delivered free.
4 house in the city, or vessel property, would
he taken in exchange.
Er- Apply To owner, on the place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed 1t night ami broken ~ your
rest iy a sick child suffering ami crying with pain
nt cutting teeth II END at once amt get bot
tie II Mis- NINsLON SOOTHING ~YRIP FOR
tilIpRES TEETHfN. It- value T. incaIrulabe
II viii relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon II. muthcI-, then j. mistake
a3put IL. II cure, ,iy-cLtery and diarrhna
regulates tho stomach AMI bowels. cures wind
collie. -ofteu- the gum- reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy To the whole Mrs.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHiLDRES
rEETiif>o il pleasant IL the taste, and Is the pre-
-criptidn 81 one Of the oldest aud beat female
nur-t- and pity aicans Ia the Unitci states and i
FOR sale 10y all druggists throughout the world.
Price - cents bottle. lvrtg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
SAMUEL L. LORD.
House for Sale.

IN Hancock st, Ellsworth, a t"o story House,
" ell and wood house. There are ~ square
rods of land and never falling well OF water
For particulars inquire of Mr. ID. &. Eaton,
opposite.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
Home and Foreign News.

k--D. J. CLARK, son Of State Senator Clark
4 Horizon, Michigan. has been fouul guilty
lcounterfeiting.
+-IIon. Frauk Jones, of Portsmouth,, is
Hntonrd" Tor Secretary Of the Navy.
William H. Vanderbilt, carries hfe in,
: ance policies amnuniin.: 70 over 5000 900,
AZ gay Could has about 800 900 on his
III
seaa'or Jons, viii he returned from
" d.
despatch from London SAYS that The
No sn~kjoid expedition To the South Pole
has #n postponed un'JI 1851
- b.. MIRA C,ark Gaines, tho famous
lItig / Of New Osletu.. died IN tina, city,
frd 4nghr she as rlsh'y ttat. vd
rernnr Sto1eman', message I, tie
Calit ae Legislature recommends !, 70
meme aike Congress sga,n>t the ratlfca-
''"n thr Spanish and Mcsjcan treaties.
Il a. discovered At Madison. Wl,con-
sin. 'h s,he ceiling Of the Assembly cham
bcr Of STATE capitol had sunk eieh; inch
~. 49,. WV
kt' HJ)r lamesc was - Years old,
ibhtelt lie received bpHuI book If
,,.
i &c hi3t membership of the Mormon
church, oiting - the census ul 1850.
was '9.NN'
The / ,i,h r,ye,umsnt has J..,4.d
10 cr,a.e rn.,.,r, e ..t,.,,,,a H. nT
nave seat ttJr clrIncf.
p.J,l h.; ,.,..,, .a.
II, nf hy,,i ,l ,,r,t, .tnn'nn,
on N ll,l,,i g.. E.d,,
! 'fHlrI picse MI. appoint February
- tHs ih'f s1r} OF I'r- iHSs birth.
''F tEr p'hAs eerP'tan q fhr hu>' Of n"
poet no" On "'l lrn" Ih~!ana.
- ..er a.. been -''cA 'n n't- houses
% '"~ Nieh'EA L"giS!a' Hrr NJ a proposed
'ihth''"'ut u b. c""NttIu"n prohibiting
the n'AAEihc'Hff n sale n spirunaUs. ~
nous W 'ha'tE IN rs IN t.s State
- | be tlstG IL fggraFS had .el sa-,t.,r
celebration Ia G.. ,,,,i,,. rrr.r,
rtptiop ~. frp. r-J S.r,,,-....r, p.,,.
on tie. sam. I,,. AKIN, ,.,.. ~ ,,,t,i,.
trr democrats
ne report 81 u i."'l.n- e. aettA II
>e>'" mrA 'A AZ fiFh n''f iu'I. N NJ
ifa'"'' = ''A'''M' /" acre found ST
'hH ~ '"--,t' " ,en ~iil, ii" hpF~e bay
r..i
-, ~. ''''''''''
M. ~ Fl
IL. sta'' '...1 ~, ''' ~ - =
go, 80, .,,s,,.. IL, A'.'.''"l !',.'e
&C., H., -. ~ ~
The mex earnings t.c NV En.,snl
Telephone Company Ir November we're
$50 49, -, an .ucrvl,c Il ahol, $1,000 over
y et"ler. lne asEreE ns.nh,r Of sub
scriheis !, nov i.,Njl
appr''N from tT'f'h'inhs ak"
;, ,.hc' ~ 'hl N'e ," i'Nh ~ on thr
n''' i' hiN o''h CONSTANT, rt'i'E. sue tie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

Henry Ward Beecher, in the February
number of the North Amsricln Reriep is
to discuss the question whether clegymen
should NEEDLE with politics"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
Young Mrn:-Rpad This.

THF NULTAIC BELT CO., OF Marshall. Mich,
offer iu send their celebrated EIFrTRIC-N
rtI' BILL and other Electric APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty div-. 10 men tyoung and
old1 afflicted with nervous debility, los II
Vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism. neuralgia, paralysis, and
many other diseases. Complete restoration 10
health. Nj-or and manhood guaranteed. M
ri-k !, incurred a, hifty day, trial is allowed,
rite them Al once for illustrated pamphlet
free. lyrJ1
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A. F. GREELY.

VAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH
3inosi0
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ASsignee's Sale.

RY virtue of authority granted me John Il. Mason.
- assignee of tpe estate in InsolvencJ, OF Ed
ward X. Parker, of Brewer. in the county OF
Penobsco.. an insolvent debtor, by the Judge OF
the Court Of Insolvency. within and for the County
Of Penobscot, shall sell at public auction a my
Office, Room ., Wheelwrixht Clark Block,
Bangor, Maine. on Tuesday, the .4th day o. febru-
airy, 1885, at O'Clock r. IT., all the right title and
interest, which said Parker had on the st day Of
October, 1884, the day when his petition in inaol.
yency was fled In and to the following described
property, unless previously disposed OF at private
sale.
Lots numbered IL and y In the East Range. and
lots IL and IL in the West Range Of the rniic wfsis
strip in the town of Dedham, Hancock county
Maine, subject certain reservations set forth In
the deed Of J. J. Hopkins and al. to said Parker.
and to mortgage TO said Hopkins and d., upon
which about $50 is due.
A quantity Of ship timber, about ~ tons, now in
Cakes Bros. ship yard, In said Brewer, subject to
q mortgage of $50 and interest.
One watch and chain, one finger ring and 90
sleigh, subject to q mortgage TO H Parker, for Is
and interest; 1-l6 of schooner Nellie Doc, subject
to an encumbrance Of &75 anil interest, from sept.
9th, 1894.
JOHN r. MASON. Assigpcs
OF the estate In Insolvency Of 3. X. Parker.
Bangor, January 9Th. 1885. swJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

-LfTrELE> LIVING AGE. The num-
Der of The Lirn9 lge for the week ending
January 10 contain, Men Of Letters on Them
selves, F1raigttfy Rerier, Life in Druse
Village by Laurence oliphaut, Biackgn0d,
Rorroughdar u Borroughdale. .NncmiIdn !;
| ndcr Green Bough, Bidckrood, Wurz-
burg and Vienna Scrap, from Diary. Con-
temporary Herie'r. Dorothy, an lntcrluje.
NdckrJr4, General Gorgey. Saturday Re
rie3r. AMI the u-ial amount of choice poetry,
including ''Compromise" by Lord Tennyson.
This is the second number Of the new vol
umr. For tfr}-twn numbers IT sixty-four
large pages each tor more than $500 pages a
YEAR, the subscription price (SSl is low while
for 5000 the publishers offer to send any one
Of the American 500 monthles or wecklies
with The LtriAg lge for year, both post
paid. Liteil Il co., Boston are the publishers.
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Assessors Notice.

THE Assessors of the City OF Ellsworth will
meet at the Aldermens Room, az : O'Clock r.
NJ, every saturday, till further notice Is given,
l.. Il. WYMAS,
ID, ii. EPPES, Assessors
4. 7. JELLISON,
Ellsworth, Dec. =, 1874. Gtf
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|tsoe Greeuwood's New Book.

.sStofie. for Home Folks, Young and Old
is the 3raetive title Of q pretty volume by
this farious author, just Published. 1t starts
out with "A True Story Of President Lincoln
which vih other war "reminiscences that fol-
low will waken patriotic glow In the hearts
Of rea,kr. both old and young; there are
stories d travel In this and other lands, stories
OF famoa. people, of my First Love-letter,"
"AlmosS Ghost Story"-in all twenty-nine
stories, Which being written by GRACE GREEN
woop, Who Is so well known rs one Of the
most graeeful and captivating writers, will
find joyn listeners everywhere. The volume
Is equiv alnt In size and appearance to the au-
thor's Other works heretofore sold at $l.25.
but being published by the Literary -Revolu-
ton" JOHN ID. Alden, 3,S Pearl Street, New
York, it /. odd for 80 cents. Mr.. Alden sends
a lo0-paa, catalogue. descriptive OF his inn
mense list II standard and popular works, free
to any applicant
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

When he wa . -rl that her mother alw ava
gave hcr sulphur sud molnsses 10 purify her
blood. hut she nov gives sulphur Blfters to
her grandchildren. A. Il is the best medicine
ehe nNrr saw - u. Enth.r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

Gen. Ba,ler has brought suit against
e Boston Herald for libel. He claims
damages to the amount Of 81, 200.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
Our Law Makers.
THE PERSONNEL OF THE TWO BRANCHES.

Howard owen. Esq. has prepared his an
nual biographical sketches OF the members of
the Legislature. and from them we gather the
following facts concerning the personnel OF
the Two branches:
For the first time for many years all the 81
members Of the Senate are Republican. The
oldest member at the board i Hon. David II.
Cole. Of Cumberland, who j ~: the Youngest
member i Hon. An~el l.. Lumbrrl OF Aroos-
took We have complete returns from nil but
one of the members. With the exception Of a
statement OF politics. The facts in hi case are
necessarily omitted. Two al the members are
between 80 and 20 wears nj age, thirteen be-
tween ~ and - wears ~ are. seven between 20
and IA. four between "a and ~. and two ONLY
between - and -. The members are all ma
tiNc> Of The State with the Exception OF three
>iA are graduates Of college,. fifteen received
an acad, mlgal education. and the remainder
had nniy The advantage afforded by the district
ar common high schools. rwcniy-lhrcc have
had legislative experiences There are hut
thr," unmarried men a, the board. Othcr
>ta'i>tie- Of thu senate are complied a. follows
AZ
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Assignee Sa e.

DERsUANT to License from tn Judge OF Insol.
L yency for Hancock County shall sell At public
auction (unless sooner disposed Of at private sale
two good team horses, on Saturday. Jan. the a4th,
1885, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon al tile store Of
Clark 4 Davis in Ellsworth.
A. W. CLARK, Assignee
In Estate of c. +. Doyle. Insolvent.
2v4
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Freedom Notice.
CURED MIIHluI LIS uSEcE IAE

FS[u|a : H i" n: 5::.s?
EVANS E.-5E I-- -7EycG- ST
AVN scc1.E, treat g-3---a P!.Ec AND
AO AL oI3EAsES g -aE zE.T-Y with
Pill ES {: .:.': &c: 6: Fl:
~ ~ lyG
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Rough .. r.,."porou.~a Platter

three or four tu4r- every might coughing. Get
!n Immediate rehrf and snuui rest by using Well-
-Erush on Coughs Trprhe>, In Hal.sm, 2'-r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

ir!r- ~" "nJlld retain freshness and yiyacts
b"n't Ltil 20 try "Wrllt Health Remover"
C.aEarrh hal Thtoa Affections.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
Rough GA Sch

lackiue Irritating toash~. colds. sore Throat
rur,a! D.. tRuu.sh VA Coughs" Trocht.. I5r. Iiu
ma ~.
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RTH AMERICAN
Y, JANUARY Is.


-ead anonymous letters and conmunl-
le name and address of the writer are in
suspensab lie, not necessarily for publica-
p guarantee OF good faith
not undertake 81 return ar preserve com
tons that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
ll- Health Remover" 81. Druggist
nife 1bF.uerNcr
Houg n on roo1haeh he.

II You arr ln-i,r Year grip on HE. try Well
HvIlth Remover. t,uc- direct "a wrlk spots.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

Lawyers.
Farmers
I.,,, i'i r'
ft,.,>nan. Law,rr and .lonrnaIi,t.
Merchant end Contractor. fiar-
H''.''.' Nn'''r H'f'h,r' - -ll'hi 81
IN ,e,,b
urit..,n>
,.,p-r...,iuuali., -
Ju.,,r>3li.l. }
l ifA1an.
W'.t..,G.,
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.. i5I rrur-r.. IN. poIit. Al ,o:ni,,-li,u .f
w. n.- H. % IS VS. follows:
" ~
.,. ,,-,...l...t
.tn.n.i..a b..
W. Sd ~''"nt r''Esn> from only ton Of
'i. t" - '"''' hi'i t." u1lE - AMI politics
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
The Hope 81 the Naaios.

Rough on II curee humor-, rraptlons, RIM;
Worm, trttrr AL ihcum trusted feet, chilbiiH-.
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Legislative Committees.

AvGr>rA. Jan. -. Upon the assembling
Of the Senate aud House today the Pres
iient and Speaker announced the following
committees
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
Whooping Couxh.

Wells iI'alth Esacmcr+ restores health and
.tS'r. cure ~ @lcP7ia. Headache, Nervousness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

A-N Tor Rough Hn tuushs.' for Coughs. Colds,
500" la~lat, ilpar-tnc-s rrnchcs, los Liquid 25r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

In4 thc MANY Throat Affections Of children.
promptly. PLEASANT. and safely relieved by
Rough nn t"u1hs rruohc-, ijc Bals,m -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

thilrcn. .lpw ia Development. puny, scrawn
AMI .triirat., I-r Well, Health Remover"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

falpitttt"n, lir,p-lcal ~wclHugs Dizziness, In.
+ digestion. f"J,la'Gr, Nlccplc,-ncss cured by
" ejl- Health Remover"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

Rough IN paia rorou.~d Plaster;
Strengthening Improved, the best for backaChe
l.tlm- lI rlt.l ~ y. rL-rL!tmAtl.mI. memrMlZA.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-12

pissaI ursius ID N%atioaal Ganee @
lake steps taNart ghe eleetiep of Y
$. $ na crs b y ptla. rete On the
g,oui4d that a majority cf tIe present
senators are und'r corporation HGe-
erces n favor of temperance nsiruc-
lion in the public schools, AMI anoihef
declaring the Gbangera sympathy with
Gov. Abbstt IN his effort aeains tic
eacr aclInents of menhaaen bsllers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-12

DIED.

IQHNSON.-On Sunday6'hi est n
Pc hl,..r we, ainrv. life of samuel
Juhpson aged AZ years.
MOORE.-O Tuesday Sth inst. IN
T. n~nsgrase, Mrs, Anna NJ. Moore,
aged 70 " airs.
MIXNER.-N.ar Mafllnto, Nrv,
~. 1850, John Mixnel, ST., AGED 63
yeats
PATTERSON -Nm. p. in +. p.
Neck. Wi iiAm PATTERSON, agr'i about
81 years.
REEVE Al w ~adstown, Salnr-
day Nov. II, 1885, E;iz,'eih Reeve,
aged " years,
ENGLE.-At MnSlica Tin on The
24tbnlt., Gus Y -. Engle. III the
sd az hi age
lI1LDSFE y -Nt Wa hurry. IN
tie25th. NJ, t~sustave Holdsfe'n, IN
he 18Th year If pr> =
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-12
CHURCHES.
O EPISCOPAL.

EMANUEL Wrickl- Rev. W. Margcrum
Preaching 10 A. NJ. aud 100 T. NJ. Public
PRAYER meeting Tues lay evening 100. Meeting
ior promotion uf Christian holiness led By Mrs.
Cunningham, Thursday .vening 20
Sunday school at 2.0U p. D., Rev. W. Marger-
am Superintendent.
ST PAuL's.-Rev. q. Elvin.
preaching at 10 a NJ. and 60 p. NJ. Public
PRAYER meeting Tuesday eveniugat 7DO hon
toss meeting, lei by Mrs. Louderbaek, Thurs
Snntaa sch Of At go P. Il. 8. r. Leap Super
Atendant.
WoHEN's CHRISTTAN TEMPERANCE MON
Meafs every aturlay evening IN St. raurs
Church at 40. Mrs. j, ID. Iorton. president;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Robe Ihomp'
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