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on the 9th Of October, lS4l. His fsther,
the historian Backstrom. survives him at the
age of so.
Frederick Schwatka, the Arctic and
Alaskan explorer, has lately been made an
honorary member of the Italian and Swiss
geographical societies Of Rome and Geneva.
Swedish papers announce the coming
betrothal Of the Crown Prince Oscar, Of
Sweden. and Princess Louise. daughter Of
the Prince of Wales.
A sensation has been produced in Sicily
BY daring attempt Of brigands to capture
Hon. Victor Alder, Nelson, great grandson
Of the great Admiral Nelson Their object
was to hold him for high ransom. but they
we're unsuccessful, and four of them we're
arrested.
The London Ners saws that the delay
in the resignation Of Messrs. Chamberlain
aud Ireyeiyan is merely matter Of con-
yenence, 10 allow Mr.. Gladstone to an.
nounce his scheme in Parliament II s I'M
dersiood that Mr.. Gadsrone proposes fl2O.-
900 900 a land fund.
A large meeting Of workingmen at
Sheffield, England last Thursday adopted
resolution to send memorial 10 the govern
ment PRAYING for the appointment Of a roval
commission to inquire into the existent
maiprac,cts IN trade. such as the selling Of
German cutlery as Engllsh cutlery. aud
Bessemrr steel as cast steel
In the House of Commons. Frida,
evening. Mr. Hihhard. secretary 10 the adj
| mifal'ty, explained the naval estimates He
SAID that the government intended to exc.
cute fully the programmes Of Lord North
| brook and Lord George Hamilton. and to
maintain England's supremacy Hubbard
condemned the slow building Of men Of war
and SAID that the work now IN progress
would he completed before new contracts
were made. Lori George Hamilton. first
Lord of the Admirallt, IN Loud SslIsbury's
cabinet, was entitled Mr.. Hubbard said. 10
the gratitude Of the country for MS cnura-
geou' initiation OF reform. Lord George
Hamilton thanked Mr.. Hlbhard. and prom
lsed him the candid support Of the epposi-
ton. The estimates we're adopted. They
are The iirgsst s,nce the Crimran var
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should be recognized at its real worth
in order that property of all kinds may
be put on just and equitable footing,
without fear or favor"
Why Not?

We hear with much pleasure that
there is talk of establishing Coun-
ty Agricultural Society in Hancock, and
why not do it? A charter for such "A
society was obtained at the last session
of the Legislature. and we have been
informed that the old fair grounds in
this city will be sold to society of this
kind at a price to be determined by
appraisers. and on very easy credit at
that-the society being required TO pay
interest only, for term ot years
\ Hancock county agricultural so
cietv with au annual agricultural fair
would prove. we think. Of much value
t. the people Of the county. It, year
" gathering would be not oul Y al cx-
hibition Of fine horses, cattle, sheep.
agricultural productions. etc, but it
would afford an opportunity for thought.
investigation, recreation and a friendly
interchange of ideas.
Such gatherings accomplish more
than they know. The educational in
fueaces which they exert are heallhiul
indeed, stimulating enterprise and
industry, and giving all better ideas and
broader views with reference to agri-
cultural pursuits Best of all none can
witness an exhibition of this kind with
out an increased pride for the county, its
resource, and possibilities Onc would
be thus taught lesson much needed in
Hancock and all OF the other counties
of Maine greater love for ancestral
homes and pa;rimouial acres, lesson
which, il we'll learned. NIGH, save to
the State our most enterprising Young
men who would greatly enhance it,
prosperity.
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sssth Hancock.
BAND CONCERT. On Friday evening.
Mar. 10. the Hancock Poin. Corne, Band
gave its first concert in the Town Hal.
This nee org anixa,ion has been under the
efficient instruction of Prof Win,erbotham.
and as those who attended the concer, can
certify. as'made commendable progress in
the six weeks Of practice. The object Of the
concer, was to pay the expenses thus far in
Cured. and the friends of the band attested
their deep interest and good will by filling
the hall. The programme was varied and
we'll rendered. The band of Is pieces aud
the orchestra Of pieces. discoursed music
at intervals. They we're assisted by
the accomplished daughter of Prof.
Win,erbo,ham, Miss Kate, whose rich
soprano voice. in the exquisite ballads which
she sung, 10 her own accompaniment, esok-
ed repeated encores from the delighted aud
fence. After the concert, supper was served
on we'll filed tables. in the upper hall The
band cleared abou, $1,000. The concert
throughout. was fitting testimonial to the
sai hful tuition of the Prof; and the talent
and PERSEVERANCE, Of the band.
Those who deride the existence of "luck"
must feel their convictions staggered by
such M experience az the following: Nr.
Chas Smith. pisnn,d fer a winters work
in the woods. hauling for Hamiin at Egypt.
After considerable expense in fitting out. he
found on reaching the woods that one nf his
horses would not pail With the other, and he
was forced o come ont in search Of one that
would He finally secured one and returned
to pass many weeks in almost idieness wait
ing for snow When 1t last the elements
favored him. and about one half he amount
had been hauled, the new horse sprained his
ankle and viii have 70 ne hauled out on a
sled. The margin for profit on such a vim
tiers work must b. small.
Much sickness has prevailed IN the com
muni,y daring the past month, bat favora-
Bile reports are comm. from those atilict-
ed
Miss Kelley has returned from her sta
dies At he Boston College Of Metaphyslcs.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

AT meeting of the Lyceum and Philo-
matheon societies OF the Eastern State Normal
School the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, God in his providence has re-
moved from our midst Eta G. Wight, be it
Res0ired, By the Lyeeum and Philomath-
con societies of which she was a member, that
while we say Thy viii be DONE we do not
the less mourn for our sehooimate who has
been taken from US,
Resotred. That In her death we have lost u
member who will long be remembered at our
meetings and a schoolmate, but we have
the consolation of believing that she has gone
to that better world where pain and sorrow
are unknown.
Resoiced, That the heartfelt sympathy Of
these societies be extended to her family in their
affection.
Resoiced, That these resolutions be insert
ed in the records Of both societies and that a
copy be transmitted to the family of the de-
ceased. and to the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
and the Republican Journal.
FRED CALDERwOOD, ! Com.
NAUDE r. SMITH, on
ALICE NJ. DYER, Res.
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From Place to Place.

jacob Morgan. Of Morgan's Bay, his a
cock stove that has been III constant use for
ffty-one years. Your correspondent ex-
amined it, and learned Of Mr.. NJ that it has
never had any repairs, and looks good"
for a score of years yet.
Allen Carter, OF East Bluehil, ha, a
daughter ten years old. that weighs 200
pounds.
Two Mr.. Wardwels Of East Blurhil. have
cut and hauled $50 cords Of wood The pres
ent winter.
Look on, for your exchanges, Mr.. Editor,
Rurars couplet, will, without doubt. "go
the rounds" Well. wheh man gets past
sixty, he is apt to die with most any dis
ease. I. ALDIN.
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Foreign News.

-Pasteur is suffering from overwork and
fears second paraiytie shock.
Queen Victoras yacht Osborne is to
have $4,000 worth of repairs.
The temperature has risen suddenly in
England and France. Several sunstrokes
are reported from Paris.
Mr.. Gladstone hopes to be able during
the coming week, to name day for stating
his plans for Ireland.
Iii Hung Chang'- son has been appoint
ed one of the secretaries of embassy in Lon
don, and has left China for Europe.
The British war department is prepar-
ing to make Halifax the strongest of Eng
lands military stations in The New World.
The Duke of Portland, with million
and quarter annually from ground rents
alone. is the richest nobeman in Great
Britain.
The Swedish poet. Edward Backstrom,
has died at Stockholm. where he was born
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Political Brevities.

r.,.r>, ran, ..,,.,. ,.,,....,
A'''' - '''>-
JV'''nS 10 W, 1pp''li-
laser a. 'hA0'"' h''' on lhe
'-''' ',''r age ~ 'eH>eN
"-''''''s i"IS n"'l-
~. '.'s 10Y 3" become P'pu.aF IN me
TN SOBER SECOND rnuUGHT.
.p.,-ls,a Pr.
The President lodi MARYLAND delegation
M '",'eu upon nun ne other DAY that he
90 ''0'e 'use o>tt 'he appointments IN
- ~ ~ ny 0'"e' 0'a'e l' the
:, fS',k 80 Do ,''D,'-''. We are 'n'i'Led
N.;ne 0''- 'A'ef''
4 SLIGHT CONTRIBUTION 10 cLEvIL4xD's
ELrcrtox
-conror,, vo,...-,
a. '4o'',''''
suAi another cause that contributed in some
s4'-At uesIee al least, 10 Mr.. CleNeland's
''i'"' W refer 10 The support Of the
i'eu''eta ''c party We hope that our Mug
uuP iiien0s 10 apport.onins The credit will
'''' 's'oie 'Neir Democratic allies.
BACK COUNTIES HEARD FROM
BROOKLYN Fagl..
\ Goshen farmer came tn ,ou, Ias, &.
urdav IN ss,,ls sora s,'s;. il ~
asked by one Of the Washington Market
WA '"iAs cut his way thought OF Pres
80. N'e'e'a"G' s-Si. draw led the
I'm man me democrats are Just too
'l-Iu - give a''H opi''ion' ana the Republl-
'4''' a'e 700 'o'i oil ieush to have any
MoRMoSs ARE ALWAYS DEMOCRATS cup,s-
rt,xs xrrvn
y, In
ooa - A''' :,
,ho p-1;i y 0e''a'n' mar no matter whom
w., ,e'l'leht may appoint be cannot i'm
49, NPo. ule outgoing Governor Of Utah,
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iefsrs,a'. H2rsiu- tor Apn oi,~n.
With . .rry beautiful -r.,.-,usra,in1. VIZ. F.:
"Thr LI'lr FtIfcr'r." afr,r pir'i,rr ~ ihe
celebrated German artist. Mts,r \ n Bremen
Thou comes 'ouhl'->Izr coior.,i fashion, plate.
which AL the Iadlc, MI. ra,c oycr; tvp ON
orrd patterns aud some hny wood-yu,- u
fashions, 'mhroidrrtc-, etc. The ,'ori,. Nj
original nrr even better than usual. .',pn
Th" KnNbury sand" i oue N great WIN IN.
">I,tcr Dorothy" by EI-ar Fawc,'l ia 80
ci"'E no'c.'' u scr, high merit. The Bur
-lar-Aiaru, hs Frank l.ry Benedict. 4. intense
* funny 'rnr Millionaire, Daughter" by
Mr.. Ann :. stephens, grows in interest aud
fortr with r,cr1 Number. Altogether 81 10
~ W. how rts a.ll yan 10 without .'P-t-r-
snA." The terms ory but Two Dollars wear
and now is good time 70 subscribe Address
CHARLES J. PETERSON, ;l@ Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Lecture of Charles Fraucis Adams, Jr


The lecture OF Charles Francis
Adams. ,Jr. on the subject of Rail
road Management as Profession for
College Graduates on the 10th inst,
it being the fifth il the series on the va
rious professions now being given be-
fore the students of Harvard College
is one which should be valued by every
lover of American principles and insti-
tutions, for II truly was an American
speech
At the present time the idea seems
10 be prevalent that an educated man,
and especially a college graduate, has
toiled and studied in vain, unless lie en-
ter, one OF the learned professions. -
SO called aud the result l. that the
professions are becoming crowded,
10 the neg,er, aud expense Of equally
important aud honorable calliugs.
we need educated agriculturi,ts. mer-
,haut~. manufacturers. railroad men.
g.. g., b, it'll hundreds Of existing
vacapci,,, very much more than We
need recruits fer ;ar l,.al and medical
professions, nos filled to repetition.
Mr. Adams expresses himself with
much sense "I'1' i'' ny 'A''"i"
think that tarnu. 4 brake would he
;....il. .s.. i,;,;..,, .,.,;1l 80
'"'''
and We can >te ID" possible reason why
.,,,,,;,.,., h~,,...;.-. f,u o.. honorable.
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The Maine Central Railroad
Comm ncing, Nov. /, 1885


~i"atn"r &, liar Harl,"r At might ami back in
morning Hul. Nacu weather permits
The. Trains connect ~ Bangor. with through
trains on Mana Lime, tr3m ind u Portland Boston
AMI n Juhn.
The Steamer City u Richmond u! rest lnt her
uips between Portland Bar Harbur and MarAia--
y'r' on March II, making one trip per week from
Portland every Friday night and from Macht--
pert ctrrE Monday morning, until April "a when
two trips per wreh viii be- nti,lt-fron Purtlan,!
every Tuesday and Friday and from port
every Mondas and Thur,sisty.
PAYS TUCKER
Vice Pres AMI t,cnl Mana ger.
+. r. Bp'THBf, 'Ienl Pass. and Ticket hs't
March !. l-s5. lyr Is
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National News.

,c., ''N' wy pe"s'o" "'''' '"e
''''' - II e1'''e from tue mouse
The bill 10 provide for the electoral
count passed the Senate Wednesday
The House Of Representative, passed
The hli 10 close up The affairs OF the court Of
Commissioners 81 Alahana claims.
III. p,.s;.ts,,, b.s ..,,,,o,.t ,A.t,.t
increase the ,en.ion, If Nh. and 4on.r
la, r.J,,;,,. ,e -, ~. TIL
sailor
-Nr. }. H. Cirave'. Of Maine. ~as one
81 'h' graduates o. TIE Columbian Medical
,,eo,ny
-Elgah kahh!u. 4 tfir. Pa. who Is -
test- pi az and the Oldest member Of tns
IN" county Ear. i sta pftcilCing ht' pro
fe''lan.
S.,..,o, e. It .,s.tl
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bic, ,.,.., a., ..,,.,.,,, -, = - =.
,...r ,,l,.ii .,,,5 -
O.. r:4 ! f---. 80 tr'ciroro, Mss,
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City and County.
Sunday in the Churches.
METHODIST ron.

'eN'-he mat g'eth form and "eepeth
bearing precious seed. stall doubtless come
again With rejoicing bringing his shea,ts
VITA Nun Psalm 10 ..
tire - p'ei1'" "i > poor farmer Who
raised '"$' Hear PIT sn'tl crop Of grain.
Seed tam" has come again. A4' i I>a cold
backward spr'nc NTH an unpronil'ins out
!ook ie' he must =" ~ perish. HIS al!
i m 1"~ ~ret basket 1t" commits Il t. the
earth IN tears. With = PRAYER fpr Gods bless
i1S hp n II Col hrars. NJ >un shines.
p" showers tai. tie tender blade springs
". ihen ihr stalk, ant = last the foil com
"a thn ear ~" I hrhfi ihr Sing N the
reaper A. NJ gathers the golden shea,es.
- a. learn
l. nat anton AZ tlr'pIs c7ol actions
must prccedr To" htree''. tie tnti goefh
'r'A- l1i 'ce,pr'a. beIrsay precious seed .
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I North tsmO!Rt.
Mr.. Richardson has again appeared on
the road vita the luscious bisalye SO vel
come at almost every door
There is now being man lfac,ured br the
Hodgkins' Granite Company. yer, fine
monument, from lial!owe!l granite for Mrs.
Clarind. u Eaton of M-thuen, Mass, to be
plsced in the cemetery at Lamolne, in mem
DRY OF her late husband, Mr.. Stephen Eaton.
There are some nine or ten Of our Young
people who have awaited themselves Of the
free tickets. and have stepped on board and
claimed seat, in the car of education, now
in steady motion at Lamoine station. under
the supervision Of that efficient and faithful
conductor, Mr.. c. A. Reynolds
Our meetings which Of late have been held
when weather permitted, afternoon and
evening, are growing to be very interesting,
and during the past week We have heard
five new voices, three Of which are head. Of
families, the other two no less important.
one being an Influential young LADY, our
organist, The other, youHg man. our JAM
tor, all volunteers. There is no excitement,
| and but very little Of that much needed
article, enthusiasm, SO essential to any
thorough reform. The Rev. Mr. Foy who
has been i'll the pas, few days and unable TO
assist in our meetings, has so far recovered
| as TO attend our meeting on MONDAY even
ing. Our school-hou on Sunday afternoon
was filled. having FIVE districts beside our
own represented.
March 20. D'NErr.
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Mrs. r. w. Dunn has been elected
school supervisor in Waterville She is the
first lady ever elected to public Office in
Hstervilie and she heat her opponent, who
happened to be Chairman Brown, OF the
Democratic State committee, by 70 votes.
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i. 5000 Ia~ aqlHr ag'HtA ~ the si'N
'
Mis-. I.,,.t. VI. coke ,r..,.,. her
position i'' 'A' ''A''-. ''.1i'H '''if 81 Dan.
T. W ''Sep- ""' VI ''''1@ a. +" s''1iH u
F''''' i'''-
Some. 81. up3 or - oou 6s..utl, # pole
iurs arr ''r'd- 'air?ed from Araosio.A
county - iasi a. Trans gan oe arranged %
move 'fem-
.er.ou.h m nta .l.n ,r,e.la F..r,ls. bu,
Is recovering. HIS /" .fe has ai,' teen a.Afm-
ing. s.cA.
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court fof settlement.
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mai r',,,r f,o,, p,,-l.r,J ~ Nh 80
iii O., ,,,.' .i,.' 81, .,,,,,,, l.,..,.'..v.,n NJ,
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At Gfernou'h, on the Name Central
.,,.,,..,,,,,, ,-oo ra,l. .t.,E Mi 49,
-t'',,t H.. ~. t,I
The Gofnam Normal School has about
100 students, tae largest uumber sIncr the
schoo. va, started. Al Cistsne tiere nc
eoout 10 students. winch j, sl-o .eIser
huh'et '"4" we ''s'Sse'
Hon. Hanniba Hau!n, Who recent,
resigned the position Of director OF the
Bangor and pl>ca,aquI, Ral!raaa. W.. the
tifst president Of tle road.
'Ie Hot"'df.i GUN e' sate 'AA' d H'T
oAnus quarry n NiIH!iiaNeH lbtH Nave taken
out stone over 90 lee lo"s, ~ leei VIDE
..''' ~ me- " q ''-' W II
A'''''-e' SUM ''O' Axe - AZ ""' '''''Ae'
-FauhrlI as We. as Wate1vile ha> made
Arrangements for The introduction Of The
electric isAt. Water wufAs are tie ueAt
thing desired by each town. and arrange
menIs axe being made for their introduction.
ne mi'eei'-! '@'-o'o son q E'eH looth-
aher oil hchnohd dIed lie" days ago
from 'he effects OF bio" received WINE
playing Sa'urda! the 1874 last, with one OF
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FOR SALE :

A LJT tul NuNItlnS- thereon ..tuat~,I r. th,.
a Wet -tlr - Franklin street said hli 81 frt :
on sa!l -tr,et. running from aid street .tN
rols- and containing about - square rods y, l PEI,
~nli M REASONABLE term. Fnr further 'rfprrnl,l,ln
inquire TX ttr undersigned NJ a. Mcdonald
1Ni- JbIIN !. MOOR
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j JEFFERSON, ME
Mc,sr,. GLIrpEN 4 CURTIS.

Mc,sr,. GLIrpEN 4 CURTIS
ploughed "a acre, od field green ,ward.
in fall Of ISL, upon which had hardly rut i!
Ton OF nay TO the acre. Last spring | ,owcd II
to barley and gra>- seed, u,iu. $40 pouni.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo on the piece.
have harvested from the aid IA acres, A
bushels extra barley and the grass i in excel
lent condition for next years hay crop.
tAIDW III l. IICDt,EI\~
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Surface indications

Ht = miner would very properly term
race indications" az v hat Il beneath,
lie Fimpies, Sites, Sore Eyes,
p1,, and Cutaneous Eruptions with
people az ANNOYED in spring and
j, summer. The eficte matter accumu-
during the winter months, now
e its presence felt, through Natures
..avors 10 eXpel it from the system.
e i remains. it is apoison that testers
'ie y ID and may develop into Scroll
"A. ! his condition causes arrangement
1 he digestive and as,imilatory organs,
il feeling Of enervation. languor, and
Tiness-often lightly spoken OF a. ''only
ny fever" These are evidences that
ire is not able. unaiCed. TO throw of
rprrupt atoms which weaken the vital
Fl. 10 rrgain health, Nature must be
q by thorough bloo,i-purifying med
~, and nothing else is So effective as
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CALDWELL IiODGkINS.

My friend, look here, YOU know how
weak and pervO YOUR wife i. and YOU know
that Carriers Iron Pills will relieve her now
why not be- fair about il and buy her a box;
For sale BY :. u. Wggin.
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Sick Headache

For the past two years l have been
afflicted with severe Headaches and dyspci-
ia | was Induced TO try Hoods sarsapa-
r,,Ia. md have found great relief cheer
~ recommend Il to ALL" Mrs. L. +.
ANNAnLE. New Haven, Conn.
,.r, 10y c. Saith. Camhridgeport, Mass
: AL. -er from dyspe. ia and sick head
at.s. SO to, X Hoods Sarsararilia ana
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g.3cd's Sarsapayi'Ia
s.te- Z druggists. 81; SIX for -. MADE
tr. !. HOoD s. o.. Lowell, Mass
y2 -oocs Ono Dollar.
lyl IS ,rm
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Il CARD.

Toall who are suffering from the errors and indts
lions 81 youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss ~ manhood, sc, will send recipe that viii
curt you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary IN South
America send self addressed envelope to the
REV JusErH T. INNlN. Station u. Srs- fnrt CltB
iyra9
Mr. {. &. Burrill reports the line Of de
posits In his bank a. rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his snticpations. Mr.. Bur
rili offer, the same banking facilities 10 our
merchants and others. rs would BE- furnished
BY a National Bank. 3f
KNOW THN<ELf. by reading the
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DYSPEPSIA

Causes lis victims to be miserable, hopeiess'
confused. and depressed In mind. very irrita-
bic. ,anruid. and drowsy. II is disease
which does not get well OF itself. 1t requires
careful. persistent attention, and a remedy to
throw Of tho causes and tone up the dises-
tive organs till they perform Their d"lies
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds Of cases
"Ihave taken Hoods Sarsapariila for dys-
rcpsia. from which have suffered two years.
tried many ether medicines, but none proved
SO satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla.'
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.
New York City.
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Mrs thas. Smith II JImc- Ohio, writes
have used every remedy FOR Sick Headache
could hear Of for the past fifteen years but
Carter, Little Liver Pil- did me more good
than ai the r,,t. For ,ae by ;. u. WiEyin.
If You arr suffering from a sense VI "
trsne '0edrtaess. try one both. Of Aver
>ar,aparlia. 1t will cost YOU but one dollar.
and do YOU incalcuabe good. Itwill do away
with that tired feeling, and give YOU new liz
and energy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-25

Have used Or. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for Group and colds. and declare it a positive
cure" Contributed BY VIM. KAY. 80 Ply
mouth Ave, Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-25

If you want good and healthy bread Use
Church 4 Co.'S Arm Il Hammer Brand Soda
or >aleratu>. II i the best in the world. TO
in>ur. obtaining only the Arm L Hammer
Brand Soda or Saler,tus. it j. best to buy
in Pound or llalf-Pound Cartoons. which have
the name and Trademark on them a. inferior
goods are SON. times substituted for the Arm
4 Hammer Brand when bought in bulk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-25

Ny face for the lat frw wears wa. covered
With pnplc> - bad. that u,ri 10 b, ashamed
to 20 anyw here. | took two bottles II SUI
phnr Bitier~ and the pmpl-- disappeared.
u.s. them every spring. Z. n. D~'-, FaH
Rir~r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-25

Prospect HaibSr.
The annual district meeting was held
Saturday. John b. Cole was chosen agent
The Side Walk Society, during the past
week, played "Hsl Hazard" with good sue
cess financially. Characters as follows: