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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-25
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4 Rock that every father
should place in his sons hands
and read himself with the utmost
care. Gives sll the symptoms
and terrible results OF Diseases
due to Early Wee and IcnOr-
ance-
Husbands and Heads o. Fam
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-25

Trains MARKED Ihus run daily; al other
trains daily except Sunday.
Train No. has a through coach for Lincoln
Seb., and through sleeper between Springfield
and Peoria.
Train No. has through sleeper and chair
cars for Peoria, and through sleeper from In
dianapOlis TO Chicago.
Train No. has elegant new Woodruff sleeper
Except Saturday through from Columbus 10
St. Paul and Minneapolis; also through coach
from Columbus to Kansas City. and chair cars
between Columbus and Burlington, Iowa
All through trains on main line both east
and west have through sleepers and chair cars
between Columbus and Peoria.
c, Z. HENDERSON, General Manager.
II. ". BRONSON. g. ?. and L. Agent.
d. II. ROACH, General Agent.
VIM. HEFFkRMAN, Ticket Agent.
Rlffn nin Al In,,i. n z M
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-25

Chaucer says: For gold in phisike is
cordial" For all that suffer from hoarse-
ness, cold in the chest. lung trouble. OF
bronchitis. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is golden
''phisike.' Though worth its weight in
gold, a quarter will buy bottle
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-25

Rltts., Cin- y St Louis r. RI. NJ. Div
sion.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

kt6ry sic tam odbyf W sobote, dnia
19 grudnia. Poniewaz lamy dzisiej-
szego, r%yginalnc artyku}y kores-
pondencye obitego numeru. okazaly
SIG "a c%iasnc, by to sprawozdanie
pomiescit W calosci, przeto podaje
je tylko W %streszczeniu, przyrze-
kajac poda szczeg6ly wiernic
pod}ug nades}anego mi manskryptu,
W przyszIym numerze. q -
Ot6z ma trzecim Wieczdrku
najpm6d pan T.. M ca
mia} odczyt ma temat Siomiaa-
szczyzno przeachrze$cia1stmie.
Oponenci PIP. q. MoGr2ecki,
Sired cr j Bernolak wyty
kali pre}cgantowi rozmaite b}Gdy,
i dysAnsya pomiedzy MIN a opo-
nentami byfa az nadto zywa. =
Nastepnie PARMA Amelia d obrzy-
! e w k a deklamowa}a wiersz U
wdowca ma wsi. - Pan Suskin d
na %powszechne zadanie powtdrzy}
pierwszy akt komedyi Pee So
,merykanska i pc raz picrwszy
odczytal akt drugi tejze. 20 Nowym
roku p. Suskin d odazyta akt
ostatni swego dramatu. (Polskie
T~owarzystwa Dramatyczne W A
mcryce niechaj zawczasu staraiq
SIG o nahyoie tel ~arcyzabawnej
sztaki teatralnej .oraz o poAwolenle
odegrania ici ma scenic. Jestem
pewien, ze, jake nowost, wabiaca
k|omiezncmi intrygami j czaruj acym
humorcm, Zrobl n wszedzie fnrore
Aares p. suskind q: Mr
Suskind, care OF D.. ersg
10Y Forsyth Str. : A1jstcT.) p,
kr6tkim antrakcio PAM "a
grah ma fortepianie W"lce $40
pena, " Yo niej p. r., Dabrzy
Iewski zalehIom, IVA! hum0r"s
Se swojogo utwo:u. IA os1ateh p
Il g mk i j c z "a .piewai par(
piosnelS, Is ). !
20 zalatwionci cze<ci progra
mowei Wieczorhu nastqpif>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Narodowego p. hr. P ! a r, wspo.
mniawszy o Towarzystwie Grosza
Rolshieyo Chicago, ktdre powo-
}ato w Statutach do zarzadu by
rekcya Muzeum Narodowego W
Rapperswylu, powiedzia} dos}ownle
co masterpieces:
,,Sprawozdanie muzealnc / po-
mocy naukowej co rok byfo ogfa-
same, ale cd chwili hmierci tesla
tora Krystyna Ostro w
= e o sta}o sic to nlemozebnem,
dop6ki p. Bugnon, notaryusz rzaa-
dowy W Lozannie, kt6ry sig stsf
posrednikiem pomiedzy Muzeum
rzadem kantonu de Vaud, ME ida
sprawy 2 powiezonych mu stu
kilkudzicsieciu tysiecy frank6w, 4
kt6rych sto tysiecy z}ozonych 70
sta}o W Banku kantonalnym miej
scowym pod}ug wolf Rzadu jake
rekojmia op}aty bardzo nnacznege
,o3A.,u su.aco3yj@cGo.
Pomiedzy licznemi pismami
telegram przeczytany by} podcza'
obchodu adres W polskin
ezvk umfodziezy wfoskiej ,kszta}
cacej sic w uniwersytecie w Bo-
lonii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
NYcers Rlucu q Chicago d.

Aycers Racy q Chicago d.
nos in,, Il StowarzyszenIs pol
skich kupcow uchwalifo piacic
odtad klcrkom, kt6,zy dotychczas
pob,erali, sprocz woInego utr.y-
mania, % dol. miesie c1n'e, tylko
20 dol. IA miesiac ga ich mozoIna
l6 godz'nna wrHr9, Il j"kby R'e
byll z lego zad wpleni, t. fora re
d~sra! = Oznaki maja czi"nk"w's
StowarzyszSnia polskich kupc6w po
10 dulurow sItuka.
Pc odjezdzie KS. Lautha z
Pitt.bu; gina objaf %proboslwo tam
t%sjsz"j poIssiej parafi sw. Stani-
s'awa Kostisi Ks. Iuworski, takAo
Gornoszla ak, z zahonu 90. Fran
cisskanow. Pcrnsza kazanie ks.
Jawnr-S'ego byte czysto rel'g inc.
wyglo-zoue duchu prawdzlw's
p~olskim. kaznedxioia zachecat dc
%s:szercj miioici tIzniegn ! zgsdy
a w ~stovach jrgo mic byfo m''
laAiego, cohv ktokol wick Ma te
hub c>.s atrone most ~uumaczyc.-
Nuiprzdi ks. Jsworski xa,nierz,
&c za.isG zrcorganizoWan'sm rzk"f.
i prnwtcpodobnn eprowadzi dl;
nei 5 o4t,y 3 Detroit. gdzie p'zs;
dtu&s'y cas- baw .isko wyrsczy'
ci@l sapaltna %!s':ssztoru S'ost
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
S,praWv IieZace.

Wtaruslir Pc1on3@om o5c}y d.qoe.
woInc S1wa cary i
przrsFano Uiur" orr .5ln4wozdanjc
\ 36 Roc4nicy Listopadowej Y
.RnppcrswyIu. H~aioayciel Muzeum
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
KSiedzu ZieliasIien74 " B

K-ieazu ZieliasEieng " Baa-
verian, WIS, z:"io SO, d VIC
rYs wyrla i1jt mu krAywda. Cny
sig ks. Zi"lih>si "aprze teg,,
4 WI Z 3ajoo : Bsavardsm d.
NJ lwalkro, pove'z,aj, &c wieae.j
NO %rosroa? ClFS daIej ne pra v
dr., Z pr1yst,i 10 r dtSovi Wa-
yplsa Isl 4 Bs"iin#, WIS, do
ta.1a,ac ahunam nt2 Nc czssaja"
ntp3wie iLi H.. ta zap tanla, DE-
nosa; '~y,n@z&-~n KS. elh.i<iamn,
c.a%o m>z am 4nttinio e!z'af,
~ rot lego ~m"obv"no5c rodacy
nasi " Be4vtrlnu .in5 rn"ct sta
rulr SO Q 'n"rgn obo>zrza, .iaE
o TEN so dpwi"d1.el wi"ro
godns~o zfoitl laNzo nasj Aa.e3-
pulscy W Mncnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

wcale sic rie dziwi, .czemu polsks
organisclna z m%ilwuuc'tirj Kepy
trzyn,a mega pod %pantoflem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Il I}9el1r{Luce, WI. Il mo.4,

n TI71l-I1ct 100 Wig V-7T1'"3
mi. D. t, mic r"awda, by ksalt1
y omaszewski Hninl@k Mar
Pol. pop er";, ik tC niedAwno
doniosl WtmuSo'rl. p~r1ec'wne
przv kaa i,j spo-obnosc', gdz'a
m6sibg ohuwic ZwiAzltowi Mar.
Fol. swa z,c<'iwost, VIRGO pr2"-
ciwkn MENU wy st%pnie = NJ 2ehy
ks. Tom sHewskl raczyl NARA
osobisc.c to zasadke Wy iasn'd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Wa|ny mityng oabeda kr5tso

90 N,wvm roku. ksie4a, ~poiaczeni
W Syownrzyszen,e Peis8ich Ka la
nov. Gel mityngu i przedmioty,
mad ktoremi IN .ja Sc loczyo "b.
mdv. t*zymane do ychcZas W nnj-
s:isls jszej taj emN:aaF.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Ain, ma. Much. 20 erudnia

Alp ma, Mlrh. 20 grud"ia.-
Ia " Aipyn'n gaima sic P"iacy do
ZwiAzsu Mar. pot. lecz nnsz
KS ADJ -tu7ttst SIlarzyh jest temn
bauuzo |rnz'r'wny I c" ncdh'rlh
sy,io Z ambopy d ahtow Nj" do
pol'c enia; uazy"" nnr"dorg'
yyy,zym ed s'oego PSI. - ,r1a'na
/, n swl >ierzn"sG ~ a., q "berni
czfun<ow Radu G mtralre.."
lis a1Nu Nur. P"l. Bay CITY
"r1ed dwnma laty, kedy k-jad1
SNIar.yk ",,u~zc<ai ich m"a~to i
p<rtfia, p@m"1 to:d t'ztma!i jq2y
iii 4, %zqpamj. - MJ&t,T.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

w G. icago o~db4dzie sic W
njedz eIo, 8 styczn'a, o god1in'o
7mej vic :1"rem pnsiedz"n'e dele
sat6w to~nrzystw po'skrh W
-unnwis nos'aw'enia pomuika dla
Iu0euS.a IuSciUS2hl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Wxrost Xw1azasu

M inn"sOcie. = CenZor Zw1azKN
Mar. Pol. bedzie W tych dniach u
Wielehnego ks. Proboszcza q a
wadzkicgo Silver Lake
w celu uformowania TAME grupy
Zwiazkowej. u tamtqd Cenzor
W takim samym zamiarze pojedzie
do Delano. - w O watonle
take organizuje sic nova srupa,
= IIura, MECH zyje Zwiazek Ma
rodowy Polski i wszyscy prawl
wiarusi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Pred scimem W Bay City

Ii * 80 W
Tar~owiczanie He WSchodu ME
moyli roj4t, a]a ezego p. Leon
lIellpern w4gardzii urzeiem / ty-
siaecm do|ardw r%ocznej pensyi,
oharowanym mu przez nowoyorSkie-
90 Erezlya. Ura@ano niego potem
p~ubIicznie w OieSysuje, IL wz&ar-
dit suczrsciem, kt6re go samo 90
milo, a pan Hrilrern drw;} sobie
~tymczasem Z h}ahej zemsty swych
pzeciMnik6w, boo znaiqc siebie i
Ameryke, wiedaial, IL zczasem IA
darzv sic i dla niego posada, ma
kt6rei, zarabiaiac ma utrzymanic,
hedzie m6gl take zachowac czy-
ste IL emic G. Przeni6sl sic
do mas ma Zachdl, moze wiecej W
plzcAonaniu, IL bydzie mdgt zt2a
y wieksza k~or1ysc;q ~pracowad Ola
p%olskiej sprawy narodowri, niz ola
siebie osobiscie. Me %zraziFo 80
nieiedno lrzy pocz*1kowych s:ar&-
mach doznanc nierow"Hz"nle--nie
traci} nj nalziei, nj humoru, cho@iaz
W pierwsaych ~tygodniach swego
ponytu W Minneapolis czasoln
szc1opFym musiaF sic ~kontentowa@
zar5bAiem, rracui ac pj"rcm @fo"@,
elzie potrzeb wano iego czasow>j
p0mocv - al wresEcie znalazi 20
sadie, ktorciby mu nieie@rn = nowo-
yorskich ~pieczcniarzy, l~eAaj2"yc}'
sic zachodu, mdgf @&zdrosciG.
Cd liIku tygodni jest pan
Leon il eilpern pierw*zym
huchhaltcrem w jednym naiwie-
hsz, ch Dom6w h%andlowych W
NJ inneapoli $. Hieszka pod
NJ. % N. d. 9th Str, dokal
wszystkie listy do niego adresowat
naicIy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Ameryka.

Ameryka.
Przed rczy m
czlowiekiem Jest Pierre Cloutier z
Chicago. Kicdy SIG wydarzyio Htra-
SINE nieszczescie pod Rio, Wis,
dowicdziaf sic Cloutier, re PREY
TEN zabitych zostalo trzech dobrze
mu znanych ziomkdw, ~francusklch
Kanadyjczykdw. Jedzie wiec czem-
predzicj do Rio, zbiera wszystkle
dowody, wyszukuje krewnosc ME
boszczyk6w, kaze sobie wystaw't
cd niej pefnomocnictwo, IL wolno
mu ~zatrzymat pofowe plenledzy,
potem powraca, uk}ada sic 3 Kom-
pania kolejowa M $4,000 W kazdym
przypadku i robi }adny i"teres'k
DO kompania wypiaclia mu
$500.
O mi e pogrze-
bow W dni niedzielne ~staraja sic
teraz W PHILADELPHIA n~alezace do
Rycerzy piracy Komlitety woznlcdw
i pogrzebnikow.
W ciagu miesiaca wrzesnia
zorganizowalo sic 27s grup Rycerzy
piracy, zatem dziewie& dziennie.
r edmond, W stanie Virginia,
posiada Towarzystwo Brdowiane
Rycerzy piracy, ktdre znakomite
czyni pos'epy. Rycerze piracy
W Brytyjskiei CoInmbii zabojkoto-
wall prace chihskq. PrzesaFo 10000
Chyhcz<kdw ~nsiluje wyprzet robote
bia}ych targdw.
kom;tet wykonawvzy Rady dy-
stryktowej M. / Ryeerzy piracy
zas,lspenlowai grupy piwowar@w
W Philadelphia NJ, 7,Os6 powoda,
re strajkowala be- upowaznlcnla.
Generally Komitet wykonawczy
Rycerzy piracy zatwierl1ii te de
cyzy2,
Powderly, wielki miStrz
Rvcerzy piracy, ~wywo}ai dwoma o.
k|olnikani, jake Swiezo rozesia*,
krytyke prawic wszyStSi>h ocgani-
zacyj robomie@ych. w iedny.n "a
kauai chieagoskim Rycerzom piracy
zbirrat sk}alh ma skazanych a
narchiSt6w l"b rodziny Wchae. W
drleim t,rnalnie sig nniewiniai,
II @pracow%l Ola kandydatury Hen
ryka George. Radzii take Ryce-
F.. rom piracy, ably ME twoIzyli oso-
bncj partyi politycznej G. j tylSo
walczyli przyciw zepsucin W dw@ch
staryvh ~partyach. Rome grupy
Rycerzy piracy do tego st'pn&
sic obrazity M owe diva okoln1ki,
IL glos~o zalaia niosieuia Pow
lerlyego Z urze1u.
W Nowym Yorku ska
zauv POSTAL Iotrowshi alderman
Nc. Quaae ma I lat domu karne@o,
a podanie lego o r~ozpoczee!e no
wego procesu %zostaio "d%rzovoncm
Znalazt size je6naii W s2,;rdniw
BroolNivnie Se1zja, kt5ry ME do
pusci} observation-disclosures odproWa-
azenia szalhierza do domu karncgo
Kto ma pieni%dae luh wpEyw
temu w stanach ZjeanoczonycE
talk }atwo ME obieA# .kaftana 4
rcsztanrkiego.
Gnbemator nj c il gan
Albert darow&i chfopeom, rozno
szacvm gazety W mieSeie Detroit
ma Gwiazdke MOVE mUndnry.
W w as hingtoni umarf "
dniu 26 grudnia general J h ]
J,u,n ktnry Stan0m LipdnO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Kom;tet wykonawvzv Raav d

kom;tet wykonawezy Ra@y dy-
stryktowej M. / Rycerzy piracy
zasuspenlowaf grupy piwowar@w
W PHILADELPHIA Nr, 1855 powodn,
re strajkowala be- upowaznicnia.
Generality Komitet w~yko"awczy
Rycerzy PIRACY zatw!erdzli te de
cyzy2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

R1wnocZesnie 2 " K G $
Barre Pittsburgh nadeshno
mi odpowicdz ma korcspondemry9
90. Nowomiejskiego . Nanticokc,
umipszczona W nNmerzc so @az"ty
p. ID yni W cza. w przyszfym
nnmerze Wtousa podam jednr 2
tyrh odpowiedz;, ably sic Szanowni
Czytelnicy dowiclzieli, jakieGo to
rodzaj u ludzie systematycznie Zwi%-
EEK Narodowy polski przcsIaduja.
Oh. Jan Uszlc Paterson
N. Y. kazc Wiarusoaci podzi howaG
w<zystkim Braciom Zwiazkowym,
a szczrg5lnie Towarzystwu Poi.
Kat. Jan III Sobic>ki w Paterson
"a $3.50 poSmiertnego, jake mn
wyljarone 20 icgo ionic K&tarzy-
Me. Przy tenn OLD. Z szler prosi
wszystt;:vh Rod4k5w, aby do
Zwi4zku Mar. Pol. przys'epowali,
poniewaz jest 10 najlepSzy sposdb
zabrzpieczenia przysz}0Sci niety Iko
wlowom i sierotom, lecz take i
WdGwc0wl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Tomasz G. orm n, WiaSclclei
potajemncj s~zu.erni La Gro
S e, skazany POSTAL ia ~zapfacen1e
$4,000 kary plrniezn2j oraz Tia 80
DIM aresztu 10 sI'rzelawanie llk~
wor6w bcz rzqdowei licencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

o mi este pogrze-
bow W dni niedzielne ~staraja sic
teraz W PHILADELPHIA nalezace do
Rycerzy piracy Komitety woznlcdw
i pogrZebnikow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
w Nowvm Y ork Ii ska

Gubernator Itch gan
Albert darow%f chfopeom, rozno-
szacym gazety W mlrseie Detroit,
ma Gwiazlke MOVIE mrndnry.
W Westinghouse umar] W
duiu 26 gruania general J h n
A. Logan, ktdry Stanom l. edno-
czonych wielkie u~luGi odda} jake
zoEnicrz, patryota / general.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

w Philadelphi ii spalil
sic 81 grudnia do szczetu nowy
gmach .teatralny, zwany Temple
Tlleatcr. Kosztowaf On slCo,ooo,
a byt osrk' owa"y tylk' ma
$4,000. osicn powssaf krdtko
pred poFudniem. Przy rasowanIa
spaliEo sic dw5ch iaic"m@nd".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-08
City and County.


The Dirigo Engine Go. No. 3. of this city re-.
turned home from their trip to Augusta. where
they went to engage in trial of fire eomnaniss
on Tuesday morning, bearing with them the
second prize of the contest, a magnificent
French clock valued Mt 5000. The bows are
pardonably proud Of their success and mpeb
pleased with their trip, the proceedings in
Augusta, and the very Kind treatment which
they received from the people Of that city.
the Following Is the play Of some of the COM
pah'es Androscoggin No. >. Topsham. 1S5
feet' y inches; Dirigo No. 3. Ellsworth. Is5
ieet' inches; Monitor, No. ,, Orono. I7s
feet, inches; Niagara No. 3. Brunswick.
about IA feet; Torrent No. ,. Hallowel. III
feet, inches; Tiger No. 3. Hallowell, le6 feet.
The hrst prize. silver ice pitcher and goblets,
valued at s.5,was Won by An,lroscoggin No 9.
of Topsham. About 1870 including invited
guests. went from Ellsworth. and we bear
with pride and pleasure that every man of them
conducted himself in the most uuexceptional
manner throughout the whole trip. aud that
they were an honor to themselves and the
many friends they left st home We most
heartily congratulate the pirigo. on their good
record
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-08
ISentOn's Hair Grower.

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who are troubled with DANDRUFF, or
ITCHING OF the scalp, should use Benton's
Hair Grower. II never fails To stop the hair
from falling. Through sickness and feyers
the hair sometimes falls off in short time, and
although the person may have remained bald
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Of hair. In hundreds Of eases we have pro-
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Unlike other preparations, il contains no sugar
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The Hair Grower l. q hair food, and its com
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-08

Doris CIECUs.-Dori>' circus which Wa in
Ellsworth Oh Friday Of last week standing on
IL merits an exhibition. Wa very good. in
deed, and wei worthy OF the patronage Of The
public. The street parade was excellent the
M nageric quite fun and very interesting
and the ring performances were all sati>fac-
tory. There Wa, however. a great deal con-
nected with the affair which ha- Vcrs Justly
excited the indignation Of oar citizens A.,
soon the great show commenced. the au-
dieIce was inporluael to stop % an after >Lo'y
relative 10 which great promises were made.
y lady introduced 10 the audience whom
It was promised would slide down 4 rope 10
which she would be attached only bN the hair
Of the head. Great snake would be exhibited
and many rare sights would repay man or
woman for remaining 10 TIN, after show,
which required the payment Of quarter with
book thrown in. or Il dime without the book.
The ''aftcr show" contained none Of these
promised attractions, and those who remained
expecting to them felt that they had been
cheated. In OF the side shows people
were invited 10 step up and take hold OF an
electric battery and then were directed into
smother apartment where they were invited TO
pay quarter. Doris circus might have left
Ellsworth with flying color. but a. It was 1t
departed with an unsavsry reputation for
sharp practice.
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Ellsworth Fails.

Ellsworth Pals
Mr.. Nathan Sargent is progressing we'll
in the building of his new house, and i,
promises to be good addition to our vii
lage.
Our schools closed successful term las,
Thursday. A class Of seven graduate
from our Grammar school to enter the High
school. The rhetorical exercises occurred
on Wednesday, 2. NJ, and the parts taken
by the graduating class and other members
of the school. were highly creditable to
them.
Miss Simpson took the Thursday P. NJ
train for her home in Bar Harbor. She has
been a very busy teacher, devo,ing more
than the required time to her school. Miss
Eta Fox has been the assistant teacher in
the grammar school, and has proved to be a
very efficient one.
Miss Abbie Joy closed her sixth year as
teacher of the primary department They
have been faithful years. The children know
no other teacher and do not want to know
another. We hope she may continue many
years in this position.
Mr.. Albert Corlss died on Tuesday, June
Goth, after long and painful illness. For
more than year he has been confined 10
his house, and he has been great sufferer.
His funeral was held at his late residence on
Friday July 2nd, Rev. S. ID. Towne officia-
ting.
The residence of Mr.. Sumner Durham was
burned early Monday morning. Mr.. Dun
ham rose early and built FIRE, and soon af-
ter discovered that fire had caught in the
chamber. Everything was dry and it burned
very rapidly, SO that they only had time to
save few of their clothing. There was an
insurance of 81 600 on the property, which
partly covers the loss.
The church services on Sunday were Of
special interest. The Lords Supper was
celebrated and nine we're received into the
church on confession of faith, one old
gentleman in lis 10Th year, three middle
aged people and five young people. 1t was
q very impressive service.
Stella Armstrong, twelve years Of age, has
been the means of persuading twelve new
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Married..

Eu>wOrth-Juy (. by Rev. T 7. Butler, Mr.. James ..
Crosswhite Of Boston and Miss Bertha Rngau OF wash
lnltou.
Brookiin-,June 80, by Rev. Il. Mayo Mr.. Thomas c.
Stanley and Miss Alice l. Hall both OF Bruoklin.
June l3 by .. r Carter, Esq, Mr. Cyrenus II. Young
and Miss Eldana NJ. Grant both OF Brookln.
Bangor-June rs, by Rev. IL l.. Griffin, Capt Gilbert
Hadlocs Of Cranberry Isles and Miss Matte Moves Of
Bangor
Bucksport-June 27, by Rev. Mr.. Hanscom, Mr. John
I Higgins, of Bar Harbor and Miss Aide whtmore, Of
Buckspori.
West Goudsboro-June 49, by Rev. f. 5. W Plat, Mr..
Frank Godfrey, OF Boston and Miss Emily Stevens Of
West (sOuldsbOrO.
Amherst-July 3, by Rev. l. Marsh. Mr.. Eben NJ Rich
ardson and Miss Mary d. Giles, both OF Aurora.
Orland-By I. W. Gross Esq, Mf Fred W. BOwden
Of Verona and Mrs. Maggie Eldridge Of Orland.
Lamoine-July 5. by Rev. L. Hatfield Mr.. Henry A.
Bickford Of Eden and Miss Lillian +. Robinson Of Ire
mont
East Lamoine-July 4, by Rev. Z. Hatfield Mr.. ].
Sherman Douglass, Bar Harbor aud Miss Lette Hig
gins OF Eas Lamoine
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Obituary.

Mrs. Dorcas 5. Barrett, widow of the late
John Barrett of Surry. died in Orand, June
5, 1856, aged "a years, months and IA days.
Sister Barrett was converted and joined the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Surry, under
the labors of Rev. X. y. Meseryy. From the
time of her conversion to her death she lived a
straightforward christian life, ever showing
BY her walk and conversation that Christ
dwelt in her the hope of glory For many
years the home of brother and sister Barrett
was the home Of the weary tinerant, where
he ever found welcome and place to rest.
In 1871, brother Barrett passed peacefully
to his reward. In ~ sister Barrett joined the
NJ. L. Church in Orland by letter; here as at
her old home she was faithful and respected
member. Her departure is mourned by two
sisters, a daughter, two grandchildren and a
large circle OF friends. We are confident that
what is our loss is her eternal gain. ''They
rest from their labors and their works do fol-
low them y.
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Died..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
EIlsworth-June 30 Mr.. Albert Ccrss, aged 81 years
and months.
Maraville-July ], Mr.. Lowell X. Jordan, aged 20
years, 3 months and days
West Goudsboro-June Is, George Bessie, twin
daughter of Peter L. and the late Frances T. HILL aged 10
years, months and Is days.
Boston-.Iune 30, Josie b., daughter of Dr. 4. ID.
Crabtrce, aged l6 years and months
Another young life has TINS out. victim to the
modern mooch. the pernicious school system OF Mas
sachusetts As her parents learned that her
health failing under the terrible book examining pro-
cess which pushed in public schools the injury
of many bright mind, young and tender, she
moved but nothing could be found the lost VII
iality BRAIN and she went delirous, working the
last unsoved problems and copy books and died OF
at last Four physicians attended her. There
others here suffering from similar
A. d. CRABTREE.l
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A PLEASANT EVENT. - Married Sunday
June 27th. 10 A. NJ, at the home of the bride
BY Rev. S. L. Hanscom, John 7. Higgins
Esq, of Bar Harbor, and Miss Addie b. Whit.
more. of Bucksport. Mr.. Higgins is a gradu.
ate of the E. NJ. c. Seminary, class of SO has
worked his way through school and was ad
mitted to the Hancock Bar last spring. He is
First Selectman of the town Of Eden. Miss
Whitmore Is a graduate of the Seminary, class
Of 's5. They proceeded to their future home
Bar Harbor. last Monday, with the blessings
and good wishes of the town showered upon
them.-t Clipper.