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Mr. Isaac H. Hartman, IF 0riand. is sew
enty-oue wears OF age, and hiss never tasted
Honor. tea or coffee. lie possesses excellent
health. and for the lasi eight years la, driven
through some portion ef the town each day,
selling groceries, without missing trip.
i noticed in recent paper reference TO
F D. Uodgkins Il Sons. Of Ellsworth. beg
leave TO "a, that the firm belongs 10 and halls
from Iamoine Th. is one of the evils of be-
inc Obliged 10 have vessels bail from port
that may be fifty miles ihu. not in this easel
from the town where thrs actually belong.
Lamoine does ihritiu business IN ship build
ing. but they all hail from Ellsworth f'aai-
mercidi.
The matter referred 10 above was an associa-
ted press dispatch sent be The Ellsworth agent
in which he mentioned r. y. l!ga-kia- & Sons
Of Lamoine, hut somehow erd som, " here ia
the work of transmitted, '.Lan3oint" got
changed 10 Ellsworth" lsfHtire vessels 10
not hail from Ellsworth * Sisted ,sbpNe ana
have not for uearit Two y,ar- thanks 10 the
Din-lty shipping bin, which ieok effect. ~,
think. July !. ISL.
N,ry Sad news WIS received from south
Hancock. Monday evening lha, ihrtc small
children. one eight Year. oid. ~ea ai capt
\. ?. foss aud the Others aiuuj -iN auj Iuur
YEAR OF @ge respectively, ohllJ!I n oi Capt. q.
W. Fo>-, went out into the fields, here, on
some plougbed ground. the, found some Mid
carrots or wild parsniF- Of " hich they ate very
freely. They were III poi>ons d, Capt. \. p
Foss's child fatally 80. diving shortly aftcrward.
The others were very ~i.h. f'ii f. j. hoped they
will recover. The Attending physician was
with them large part of Monday nigh; and
left them much improved. H. desires " TO
caution the farmer readers % th" AMERICAN
to be- very careful TO de,troy the Wild carrot
aud wild par>nip. they being very poisonous.
We that the Arson .4icscat. claim.
MIR. Benjamin steward o{ North Arson q. III.
oldest living Mason. Il State that Id wa.
made Mason June 81 I>24. end elected ma>-
ter in lsS2. We viii ~t- tht Afrocate and y,
it one better. John NJ Hale Ia. TOW lnins,
81 this city. rus,le u muster Mason ia ~
gona Lodge, Ell-Uo 10 December 1928.
John L. Moor, Esq.. ~ this cift, was I'd H,it
master Mason in Lysonia Lol-s,, Ian - IN17.
He was elected !, y. jn rs T. W To- Ism.
: W in 1880 and 1851 an@ ninth master >,It.
10. 1852. He wa- II. u. g. NJ fcr THE. wars
1851 and l~52. H. + still Hviu and much in
terc>te,l IN tho order. Leonard J. fbouaa, #
Eden, was made Mason in Iy-ania I,aI-e
Jan. %. ISIS and NJ H. Woodward. En-.
worth. sept. 10 ISIS.
From the report 81 ilr Ellsworth Hf.h
school, for The term ,niln- March -, l>-G. ,,e
org The names q ,ia>, i,,,.r> with ,leir rank
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4 Sad Case Of Religious Insanity.

Our Prospect HarbOr correa pondcnt writes:
Saturday we were greatly excited over the
fearful news that Capt Charles Lindsel's wife.
Of Birch Harbor had cut her Jeff hand of. For
a week past she had shown signs OF insanity
and her husband being away her relatives were
looking after her. Thex is quite religious
interest manifested in the village. and -he had
spoken in meeting once. She read her bible
continually and had been heard for several
days to repeat passages from it. She made an
attempt TO destroy one Of her eyes. bat failed
Saturday forenoon she was heard repeatedly TO
say, And if thy right hand offend thee, cut it
of and cast it from thee About noon her
husbands mother who was then stopping with
her, leaving the house. just to cross field, got
only about a hundred yards away. when Mrs.
Lindsey ran out to the wood pile and with
two blows of the axe severed from her arm her
hand, leaving it lying beside the chopping
block She ran TO the house screaming Save
me God, save me-" Capt. Judson Bickford
Immediately ran to her assistance and showed
great presence of mind 10 sending for ply
stefan and in attending 10 the wants of Mrs.
Lindsey. Sunday noon. she was comfortable,
but still insane. She Is youilg woman, in the
twenties. with a family Of four small children,
the oldest not quite five years land the Youngest
about two months.
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Marine List.


BooTHBAY-Ar. April /, sch. Imogene, CoI sins
for Rockland.
BosToN-Ar. Apr. 1, schs. David Faust, Alley
RuHdout; Winner, FRYE, New York; Hero, Low
Belfast, j. Is. ,tnson, >tnsnn, Deer Isle
NoBiLE-sld. Mar. 81, sch. II. j. Cottrell
Haskell, Apalachicola.
NEW YoRK-ar. Apr! |. sch. Helen &. Moseley
Holt, taibaricn,
PHILADELPHIA-ald. Mar. 30, sch. A. p. Elmer
son, Emerson, Boston.
PERTH AMnul->ld April |, sch-. Anna :
Murch, Murch, >aicm; J. NJ Morales, jordan, from
New York
PoGTsMouTH-9id. Apri; /. schs Lizzie GuptiII
Smith, Rnckiand; II. Curtis, Haskell, Deer Sic
PRovIpENCE-Ar. April ,. sahs. jed FRYE
Langley, Elizabethport; John somes, Robbins
Perth Amboy.
PoRrLaND-tr. April 2, sch. Prospect, Powers,
Boston.
sid April j. schs. Renzi, Chatto. Brooklin; Al.
lhnttalc, temick, Ellsworth.
ar. April 1, schs Lizzie & Annie. Squirting,
Steuben \. 4. Haynes, Dodge, East Bo0tfhay.
Ar. April /, sch, May Wyman. Bunker, Sui.
livan.
sli April /. sch. ianthe. Lindsey, rrospec,
Harbor.
Ar. Mar. 81. scl.s, Frank Pierce. Greenlaw, Deer
Isle; Biaomar, Brown, Green's Landing for
B4ston
VINEYARD H,yES->id. Mar. 80 sch. Melissa
d. Robbins, Robbin:, from Portland, bound
South.
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for Prof Downs new cottage to be erected

for Prof Downs new cottage to be erected
the coming season.
Mrs. Houston, of Cincinnati, mother Of
the unfortunate man who was accidentally
killed here by a fall from building in jan
uary, has arrived at s. w. Harbor, and will
make her future residence with her widowed
daughter in-law.
Rev. Mr.. Redlon seems 10 be much
marrying man. The latest hymeniai knot
tied BY him united Mr. Washington McFar-
land Of Eden to Miss Lillian ID. Barron of
Pretty Marsh, Mount Desert.
SPRAY.
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Catarrh Cared.

A clergyman, after years of suffering from that
loathsome disease, Catarrh. aud yafaly trying
every known remedy, at ,:,st found a prescription
which completely cured and saved him from DEATH
ANY sufferer from this dreadful disease sending
III East 18th ST., New York. win receive the recipe
free OF charge. Mention this paper. 2mos6
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Married..

Ellzworth-M anh %, by Rev 4 Herring
Mr.. Willis A. Trim and Miss Harriet u. Lord both
Of Ellsworth.
April /. by Rev. Dir Tenney, Capt. John II.
Patten, and Miss Charlotte 4. Ary:dson, both OF
Ellsworth.
Lamoinc--March -, by Rev. +. Hatfield, Mr..
George Walker and Mrs. Ethel {. Haynes both or
Ianoine.
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south sarrs


schooner Priscilla Brown, OF sullivan, is
loading wood for Capt. c, Curtis.
Efforts are being made to float the
schooner Woodcock, under the manage
ment Of Capt. Mosley, OF Ellsworth.
7. $. Curtis. Of Brooklin, on his way I.
Sullivan 10 introduce new kind of washing
machine. made short stay at the home Of
his boyhood.
Mr.. Alfred Young has rock tina, he I'M
rsrihel while piowing, which has many
curious figures and signs on it which no one
can decipher.
Mss Ntrva Young. Of Ellsworth is visit
ing IN this vicinity.
c. c. Young has arrived home hale and
hearty after winters cruise at sea
Frank Bayard is renova,lng his barn.
Apr. s. 80. |.
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Meeting Of City Government.
ALpkRNEs's ROOM. Monday. April 5, 1856.

ALphRMEs's ROOM. Monday. April 5, 1855.
Mayor I'm Chair.
Aldermen present, Joy, Beckwith, Chilcott, Gerry
and McGown.
Ioscd-That the communication Of Post S. G. A
r., presented by Post surgeon ;. u. Wiggin, re
questing an appropriation Of $50 from the city "a
defray expenses of Memorial Day be referred e
a committee consisting of full board of Aldermen
they % report at next meeting.
Io;ed-Tha, the report OF the street Comm ssion
er be accepted.
The petition OF L. A. Emery and Robert Gerry
for continuation of Park street WAS referred "a
committee ON streets to report at next meeting
Petition ct g. \. Panther aud others for graycled
sidewalk ard lamp on High street, referred to
committee ON streets, Ia report at next meeting.
Clifton = st"ver was elected Constable a;
large
Ioted-Ihat the bills Of T. lIiggins.J, segar and
G. Hapkin, he referred To Street Commissioner
foI iis accommodation.
Ron Of accounts passed
A. u. Walker was elected city clerk In place of
+. t. Brady resigned.
oFdcrcd- That the City Treasurer he authorized
70 make temporary loan OF sloO0 for use OF the
city, the interest not "a exceed ) per cent. per
annum
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| ings viii allfe open to the public for mspee-
| ton. In the afternoon at two O'clock stand
ard. will be the exercises of dedication in the
Supreme Court Room, 10 which the public are
cordially invited. In The evening Mt eight
O'Clock standard viii be reception aud hall
AZ Hancock Hall. in honor OF the occasion.
Citizens of the County and invited guests win
/ find tickets at the stores of 4. W. Greely.
g. A. Pareber and T., F, Re,lman
The steamer katahdin arrived at Bucks
port about noon SUNDAY with all the freight
She could carry aud large passenger list. A
special train went up TO Bangor with seven
carloads Of frri-ht. arriving tl4ere at four
a'rlocS Tn. steamer left more than enough
freight on the wharf in Boston 10 load the
Peuob-coi. and It would therefore seem tha;
business en the line was on the Increase.
rweu', IN e horses WIRE iaudtii in Belfast that
llip. lie steamer penoh~eoi ltft Boston on
her tir-; trip u the er'i-on Friday might
The Wounu's Christian Temperance [ Mon
VIII hssc -ociahc in The &. \. Il. Hall Thurs
day evening. Aprii s. The programme will
consist Of vocal aud Instrumental music, read
ing aud rcrita,iou~. After tho exercises are
concluded. there Will be II few aprons for
sal. and some choice candies. Ticket, 10 cents.
Poor, opens II +. NJ. exercises beein at 80
standard. We wish 10 call the attention of the
public particularly TO the above notice, a. an
entertainment worthy Of their most liberal
patronage not from any merit Of IT, own. TOR
We dc not invite you to either an intellectual
or artistic feast, lhu, TO aid the eause Of temper
anee as represented by the SUNDAY evening
.cmi Eauce meetings, conducted by the
Wont9u'- Ahl soriat, in Grand Army Han
every SUNDAY evening. They need money 10
ia, for ,he rent oG the hail and other TX leuS,>
oug wc,k iy contributions are not sufficient { >
nat sH bills and Ne hore by thi, entertainment
To meet alldemand~. VIII uot the parents and
The good eiijzru~ ~ he read this. sit mi, work.
Il not M ihsir presence Al our meetings oreUjer-
tanmcnt, b, >eudiu- n their dimes auIquarier-
next Thur>.lsf 4, nip@. or leayc them with Mr..
A. +. Grr,y. who will act a our treasurer for
that o--ca-ion:
Hon. I. H. Dytr writes from A,yarado
Cal. s. follows. Il read with great interest
your ariiele ou Sorrento IN lour issue % thc
Ii'b Inst. would suggest that YOU follow it
up by giving The history Of Sullivan W to =
date that wii 10 e,ude lh, grandfather, Of the
o}i.>t 81 iha pr,s,a, -rn>r4'ipr. /, would not
cause al.sr.7s a sour subscription lt>t. 60
>as The .s>t. j., rtlu .tju- tAs living dc-s-s nd
ants of 'la- oH -.tt.,r. to fnrni,h sou - .th
.arA 'lr'' g. Ih.s las. h4ta iu thsirV possession,
N"H could eatapti, ~eme Hrrt iuferr.'in- ar.-
s'r-. MIL ,sa-r-' To, usiae- 81 some who's.
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April 5.

B.r Barbor
Thirty carpenters, masons and painters.
arrived at Bar Harbor, to-day (Mouda,) via
steamer Richmond, from towns in Washing
ton county. and we're set Immediately to
work in different parts of the village.
The construction Of the walls of the new
brick block on Main street. is being pushed
with ,igor, by Geo. l.. Wescott, the CON
tractor. who has large number Of men in
his employ. At this writing they are Of
sufficient number 10 receive the flooring for
the second story. J. T.. Clark is the contractor
for doing the entire wood work Of the build
ing, aud ii will no doubt, be fully com
pleted. in ample season for the summer
business this wear.
Mrs. t. 4. Dodge. OF Boston, has taken
Capt. +. NJ. Corners cottage on Main
street FOR the coming season.
De Grasse Fox is here for few weeks,
but will return TO Philadelphia soon.
Messrs. Soper & Higgins who have re-
Gently opened first-class meat, provision
and vegetable market, in their new and
spacious building on Cottage street, are now
doing a large amount of business. The
members of this enterprlsing firm are vel
known at Bar Harbor, as being Young men
of good habits Industrious upright ard OF
good business qualifications We predict
for them prosperous future
There are sufficient reasons fer publishing
the statement. by one Of orr non resident
business men, that more will come earlier
and stay later, this season ~ Bar Harbor
than ever before" There is a much larger
demand for cottages than ever larger
percentage Of the rooms in the hotels n
which will open earlier than usual--ars en-
gagged. than at this season IN previous wears
On the whole, we think there il no doubt
but what the coming will be the most bus,
season ever known at Bar Harbor
Hon James G. Blame. wife and daughter
mere at Rar llarhor on Tuesday Of las
week. Their cottage. which i. very pleas
an'y located, aud very neat and attractive
IN its appearance, IS now nearly completed
Mr. Blaine expresses himself we'll PLEASED
With the thorough workmanship Of tn,
builder. Nh J T. Clark.
Apr, 3 ANfMo>f.
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f.FElDNsT
Miss Nerya Young. Of Ellsworth i visit
i"s IN 'fiS vicinity.
~. Young has arrived home ha.e ana
"'i.9 '''e' WINTER cruise ~ 'f'
49, 'H ''-' sra = 'e''o' ''''S ~ ~
heihA"
Mr Arthur t. Bennett ot Verona, and
Miss Addie NJ Dane OF this town, were
married. March 20.
Mrs Hsrye, VI. Thompson is visiting IN
Bangor.
Mr.. ONE Perktp. Ia. gone n Bradley
,o H..
v3I.o u tto.d a,s5 u,r.h ID anar
I.or.r,c.. ,,d ,,.,.f,l ,l,,... a., "a, H.
Youngest .5a Of Philandcf :. aud Martha
Huri. H. was only sixteen war, of age at
the tine Of his death. and the case seem,
particularly .ad. Willie "a. member IL
.hhht iiA1" vas &c" a. 'a>l accounts
tll.e /. Heath has been suffering from
gAsiflc ito4htf-
"a p p., l
Arm" y. hooper are bunting ''eam sach'
io ran o" Phillips Pond the coming season.
f7y 81 . ,soy,-et....... ~ .x~fr.f.f,I,,s etc /,
W lie mi. ar i'm ,l.-.,tl ip the STEAM ferry
hoa' - Bon lur' tln1 niles bytvpsu ban
goT and Brewer ia the summer season.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
They Have Never Failed +,

have been sick more or less for the last ten
years, which has cost me many dollars in
doctors and druggists bills. The last two
years it cost me three dollars. Why. Because
| used Sulpur Bitters instead Of employing
doctors. They cured me Of Jaundce.-F. F.
B0yd Hobokea
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Foreign Poraz.
ST. JoHS, =: B:-sM Mar. 80, sch. Abby
WATSON, Lord, for New York.
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In your last paper ,ou had an account Of
a Land Speculation On the Maine Coast
and the Mystery Of Michael O'Mslley," by
Rambler Of the Letciston Journal He
saws James Swan bought of Massachusetts
Swans Island and by Swan it was transferred
to Michael O'Maiey," and a long story of it
which is probably not more than half true
Swans Island vas bought Of Massachusetts
ia 1861, and James Swan late of Dor
chester" sold Oct. IS. 1870 the Island to
Joseph Prince, resident on the Island
Joseph Prince and wife Joanna Of Burnt
Goat. Swans Island. sold il TO Henry jack
son Of Boston, June %, 1195. Just where
the O'Malley comes in do not see.
J. w. PORTER.
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"1ine to DO well;
Farmers take warning
Flow the ,pring time.
ffe morning
spring ram j. coIa.up. z-phyrs are blowing,
Nature gFili attend "a tie 4uckening and growing
ltme 70 count cost,
Lessen expenses.
Tim. - t-1k wei
I" .lle ta,es ana the fences
Making and Inending a. ltt5d workers should
Skating out evil, and H. ping he : I'D.
\ series Of dramatic entertainments pre-
,rnted in th, and a neighhoriny Vicinity are
deserving Of nrief notice. At the Nor
woods Cove >choo-hou.e on Wednesday
evening, March a, the Young people Of that
place carried out pleasing and varied pro-
gram to the general satisfaction Of the audi
ence. Much credit is due to the amateur
actors. for the thorough manner in which
the plays were committed to memory as well
as the natural and spirited rendering Of the
different parts. The songs and Rotations
were yerv good, while the three amusing
farces, troublesome Neighbors," "Visit
from the Smiths" and "Out All Around"
broug ut out peals Of laughter. The role Of
Ebenezer John, in the second of these com
edles, taken BY Master Albert, a lad
of ten. surprised and delighted the crowd.
DARIUS Green and his Flying Machine" was
called for, and given in Miss NJ. A. CAROLS
inimltable manner. The receipts of the eve
ming were to be devoted to the payment of
organ rent.
Friday evening. March &c. the Village In
provement Society OF this place, played the
drama. "One Hundred Years Ago" at Ire
mont Hall. to a well-fillsd house. While all
the parts were extremely well rendered. the
role Of '.Prude nee" and 'Ginger" really bore
off the palm. The drama was followed by
the mirth-proyoking farce of"We are all Tee
totalers," a realistic representation which we
fear has its counterpart in more than one
so-cslled temperance community.
On Thursday evening, April l. the Young
Ladies' Eureka Society presented down By
The Sea" second time. the excessive
quantity of mud in the streets proved unfa-
vorabls to the entertainment, as only those
blessed with sidewalk dared venture out.
;.The Train to Mauro" which followed was
mirthfuiiy appreciated
Mr.. James Souls has taken the contract
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ELLA L. 1T RHILL,
Committee Resolutions for Crescent lodge
Ne. 100, |. o, Of CT
Dcdham April ? I~s5
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It's .Splendid Reputation

It's Splendid Reputation.
FROM F. A. TEwKsBURY, 2. NJ, SOUTH
ATKINSON, ME-.
Bells Sarsaparilla has good reputation
here. l know of two instances where it has
proved itself-One severe case Of dyspepsia
another weak, sickly child. both cured by it.
Only 30 cents per bottle. G. A. Parcher.
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r. A. Heath aud family wiz move to Port
land in the early part II next wrrk. Mr..
Heath has made many friends durinZ hi,
iourn among IL. aud hi departure will he r.
jirl. \ mH Of hi- business integrity !
aiwaV> widely missed. The departure Of i>
family too, they l,in: noted for their social
and ho-pit1bic qualities VIII be severely fer in
our social circles NpriHgrais -i3rpc9te
The he'd connected with the barn owned
by Parker SpoiIord, E~q.. OF Buch-port.
collapsed lat w,eA. and twcntlthrc, car
ria-e> stored there FOR the winter. by Bucks
mort uarfic- were al more or les damaged.
Mr. J 2. Ame~ had TWO carriages damaged.
anl Mr.. Chs-. j. Cobb had handsome cover
~ buggy completely destroyed; storage was
paid TO the owner Of the shed aud it Is .aid
thnt damages will be claimed, say the Bar
fIarbor Nerald.
The follow in- stOry Is told o! an oId-tme
Mount Desert seaman. Capt William Rich
sri, OF Eden " no in his Younger day. used to
make frequent trips along shore alone. At one
time, having sold his vessel in Saco. he walked
Ia Old Orchard Beach. bought small -kitt or
'.battcau a. il was then called. and started for
home. When down to Cape Elizabeth thinking
it too far to row around shore he took straight
cut from Se.uin and then for Monhegan. When
about half way from Scguin 10 Monhegan the
night shut in thick with fog; all he had to steer
BY was the roll Of the waves. This. however.
was ab0ai a. good r. he wanted for he was a
man OF great Judgment. Hearing Il pounding
noise the next morning he steered for it and
found il to proceed from fishing vessel at an
chor. He touched alongside, ate hi, lunch, filled
hi, iBg with water and proceeded on his voyage
not stopping again to rest sleep until he land
ed at his home in Eden. about two miles to the
eastward Of Mount Desert narrows. The dis
lance rowed must have been 4 hundred and fifty
miles, ugnHt Desert Herald.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-04-01
FARMER AND DOCTOR.
Prove All Thia$. ANA l;old Fast TIA
which i Good.


Prove All Ihi"s, ana ii"i' f''t lhA
"h' I'll i '''o''
III" opinion = slowly bat surrey Ga'l-
inr ground that there is room in the
fqrnor's ca1l;no for the Use Of a h.-h
education ". r.or,rl ;ta. uu. ri tho
'.., - a.. .,,... ~,
IT, '.'' ''.'' w.,
i'.Ip"i2@' rom al i-.t5I4-A paper me
Barhh2mp~t-aI Ia"', contrasts the
farmer with the doctor. "Compare
H.. o,,ricr,l+uri-+ with ,hr doctor, They
:, ,...,,,..,, +}.,,. ,.o,, t,.,,,,.
-. -,
nom nave 10 u" WIN me- anu van
both. accordingly, professional SHec'Ns
depends largely on sharp insight INTO
condition. and prompt appreciation Of
H.. co,ra.,ondin,, Treatment \ road
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,'''0,'' "'''',' 80 80
nerd @oou ler''Iii"H' q 80 I-'I me-
ana yet "!aI 4 contrast I3''ioI l'''-' -
S@lhD!ailce' lherc 'A'''1 p'' =" oei no
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