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of whom the Stat oi Name Is proud. lie
i native Of Massachusetts. but his wealth
aud his wide reputation a business man
has been made IN this State. Nf. Rodwelfs
friends want him to accept the GuhrTnatoTl
al nomination. hu, he has not desired TO do
SO, and despite all their urging has never vet
announced himself candidate. The pc
culiar relationships Of capital and labor IN
different sections Of the State have caused
his nomination to be looked upon with
great deal Of favor Then again like DR..
! Hamlin. be has heretofore been willing 10
give his time aud money 10 secure the sue
cess OF the Republican party. without ask
ing any iay0rs ia return. His various husi-
ness enterprises are 'cated IN several differ
ent sections of the State and are very diverse
in their character. HIS ambition il TO de
velop the State and promote the general
welfare Of its people, and far a. his bJ>l-
ness relationships viii allos him TO give his
/ attention 10 the duties Of The position he
will make good Governor. It's expected
/ he viii accept the nomination II rendered
/ him hV the convention.
/ In the selection Of candidate. attention
vii have 10 be paid to the demands 81 labor
| as well as politicians The Knights OF L.
| Dor Is becoming 4 very stron. organization
/ in Maine. with strongly expressed desires
| for legislation upon several matters tending
/ toward The elevation AMI Improvement Of
| the laborng classes. y candidate whom
| the, wi, vote for vii stand better chapc.
/ of election than one whom the, vii oppose.
I \ short time ago Mr. Bodwt!l. ,u an inter
/ view, expressed himself! IN favor o. the enact
men; Of 4 ,en-ho4r Jaw. the abolition OF i'm
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Van wyck.



senator Van wyek, of Nebraska. i a s,rik-
ing character. He has no prototype in Cou-
grcss either in look or In manner. and he l.
constantly astonishing the country hy the fer
tile geniu, which ne shows for doing unex-
pccted aui unhearl Of things, sometimes 10
his credit, sometimes decidedly otherwise.
The Nesr York Nation recently referred 10
him A. the ''bufioon OF the Seuate out West
he has hecn dubbed "Old-man-afraii-of-the
railroads. because Of his mortal antipaihy to
railroad monopoes. In fact. r monopoly of
any sort acts upon v an WE, like a red rag up
on q bull.
Vet the country ha> reason To be profoundly
grateful to senator Van Wyck for some of hi
anti-Inonopoly warfare. lie ha> done much To
brn- the affair Of the Pacific railroad, into
proper shape through legislation and 20 correct
the enormous abuses. aud stop the prodigious
thic'ing Of public lands practicej by those
great corporations. Nor has the senator's
sctlon in this matter been characterized BY I'M
reasonable or un4oycrnahle Hatred for the rail-
roads. In response la the complaints OF the
Pacific railroad companies that the annual sub
s'dy fund which they required to pay the
government l. being locked up 80 as to do no
body amy good. senator Van Wyek recently in
PRODUCED bill Ia allow the railroad companies
to use the subsidy fund. under proper restrict
ions. for building branch railroads. senator
Van WICK has also gained favor with WASH
ingion people Early III the present session
h. blew a hla>t that awoke the street railway
companies IN the capital city aud j. likely TO
bring about decided Improvements.
But the senator sometimes docs very queer
and very unreasonable things A. " hen BE- in
PRODUCED bill making it mi>l,meanor to
make or require q contract payable in gold ~
cIusi1 ely.
>cnsior an Wyck look> much like Andrew
Jackson. He j. careless about hi. dress aud
would unioubIrlly book .iuuchv were it not
that hi wife. Who / lady Of excellent taste.
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Review ofthe Week Ending March l3.

The past week has b-en distinguished for
politics in Congress. and for labor troubles
outside. Business persists ID improving
however. The discussion in tie Senate over
the Presidents preroglilves opened Oh
TUESDAY The education bill has passed the
Senate Senator Miller OF California and
ex Senator ChatFee. are dead On Wednes-
dav, the bill to repeal the civil service law
was adversely reported from committee to
the House. and The invalid pension bill was
discussed.
The debate on Mr. Edmlnd>' resolution
was opened Tuesday in the L. $ Senate,
Senator Edmunds Speaking two and one
half hours in support Of the resolution. Hi.
argument is considered very strong one
and bis opponents viii find il difficult 10
answer. Pugh Of Alabama. champions the
Executive. and undertook his defence on
"Wednesday. The debate promises to be
proiracted. Nh. Pugh's argument was not
strong one. Wilson Of low. spoke on
Thursday, followed by Culiom Of Illinois,
and kenna Of West Virginia
In the issue between the President and
Senate, whether the President furnishes the
papers or not, the Senate will ac, upon
every nomination and confirm them, except
in cases where good affirmative reasons exis,
for not doing So. and those reasons the pub
lie will fUlly learn.
Tuesday, the House passed bill requir-
ing the Pacific railroads TO pay the cost Of sur
vey and issue ofland patents. By 249 yeas to
s nays the House passed a bill prohibiting
contract convict labor. The Indian appro-
prstion bill was debated Thursday, Jones
Of Nevada. made silver speech in the Sen
ate, and the bill for The repeal of the civil
service las was reported adversely from the
committee. Congressman Boute!le and
Brady have prepared a scathiug document
10 reply 10 Commodore Truxton's denial o
the charge made by Mr., Boutelle in connec-
ton with the Norfolk navy yard.
The prohibition war will soon have the
oldest Of all battles. in the Impeachment
trial Of Judge HAYES before the Iowa legls-
lature. Hayes j. rabd democrat and a
strong anti prohihi'ionist, and the talk
seems To show that, because of persona
feeling, his judicial action on the liquor
| question is really open TO criticism.
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''1'' NJ
Nf'' ) " ''-1' who has been threatened
"'h P't1mon'a' ! .mpF"'in+ /" '''.'h-
Mr.. Lester A!~N Ha, moved pn 10 the
farm ut CAPT. W,!am Leland.
"a, Rn,.i.. ,raf ~. MAJ Gr,n,e
7. Of II. has appointed Rev \. I. Palmer
a. putty d, iar.r u lite order
W. re.r-r ls l.arn that Nj Pembroke
I.rl.al .na v.fr MI .oon ii le.yr the cld
homestead ,nJ o,y, Ia Vermont Mr..
Lrliad has sold hi> piac, 20 D.uiel kodit k
OF Bar Harhor
The good ,.ra,,le If TIN, communjt, with
friends from Ellsworth and Bar Harbor.
rave the pastor Of the Bspri>t church a
pleasant surprise Es,t Ihur,lay evening.
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State News.


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railroad '''- II augusta ''- F'..
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.rs Preparation. ..r p.f-H- b., steam n,
sn aptraa o4ruE 'ta .-er' uoath.
Saturday ,,,u.. :. '.r 27'a. me dwell.
in, o.: VI Aaa Mitchell. atT C.raer.
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weather
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s''''i1 -'''e VII GUS y '''' Az i-'Ae'
i nree little children oi George Gocitrg
Of jackson we're seNefely burned 5H rl4N-
ny with gun powder curing the temp -rarl
absence Of their parent, one day ia>' Heek,
says the BeifdSt J0urtaL hey are row
considered cut OF danger.
II j. understood tia, the manufacturers
,.f ,o,ton-f,brits in The S,a,- ri Nei,. MIA
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Gub-r1a.orial Candidates aud Name
Politics.


''i!ta- events cas- 'Aetf Sua4'"e
before. 80 t~uiy in uulitic, - In other
..f
LEG tma- may - certainly AMI profit.
;4b1l l studied with reference. 4. n,.l;-
~
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rapidly approaching when the political
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tatiie-,' tii3 I : i'ea- ih1Ag question
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l'E -u"rraa;Hri.i hTnorS. and especial
in,qr,-, .,;acIi,, because, whoever re-
'--' IA s''''''''''i i'h'l'"'l'n ''f
be oils, rt Governor " ii jy sure 81 an
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AIi no. Z" ms question "t ihaAe
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tIr-, hE IL Maine CORES poudent c.
n 50. t..ii,V.
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HsScoCR :, --Clerk Of Court DA.. -
To the Maine shore Line Railroad ff
NHEREAs the Maine Shore irH, tr
w Company at the April Term
court OF County COMM -SlDEer~ f.. .
county, hlt'i their petition with Sstid c5Wf.
pray ng for an assessment ~ dama4s
real estate together With all material I -.
On Il owned In fee simple By DOnal Wsa.'.
STARK, New Hampshire and mortgage ID. 3 t...'
1t freely, of Eden, Hancock coUnr.r
situated IN said Ellsworth. entered apo '-r
hy -siid Maine shore Line Railroad C"< at-
the location, construction, repair aHL r.H
Use "t IL Railroad described iu Er' iT -,,'
peniion as follows beginning on the .ta.t'
OF FNaiou OF sai COMPANY In l. tE'.--'
Win division line between aid Weave a.
MASON hot thence generally southern Nat d-1
ioilowing said center line OF location tu- ia'''-
two rods Gu each side thereof. enttT,y a. 60 80
weaver bot To the south line thereof She -.'t ~
OF sali described parcel being eNcryr Hst-
reds distant from said center line ni }',aiieh-
ways parallel Herewith and extending tati'a
aeross said weaver bot; upon vhith iet III ~
examination anil hearing was ordered ant ~
the 18th day of September lss5 for the Iurl4'gt ~,
est'nanng and awarding the damage -E-iail', a..
the said Donald Weaver and EveraTd II rTt'''
aforesaid.
And row the said county COMM s-5.ner- =
regular session Of their boartl halslen al ~"
on Tuesday the 18th day of October, -
during said term on the stb day Of NJ
made the following estimate Of damage -u-iA - .
by the taking of sati real estate and do asaf" h.
aforesaid banad Weaver and Evefard II blt Il
fas their several interests NAV appear o. ie ii.'
for their real estate taken by sail eontah' '
sam OF two hundred siollass esAst6al
Dated Al Ellsworth this uh DIS u Netsn'ei
D., 1855.
4. Vol. 8. p. $40, ccanty Com5aissi.E,ers' ssgf''
Attest III. II. sAUSDEk-' teiA'
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NEALED proposals will lie received until March
~ 81 az O'Clock, +. NJ, for building New
TRANCE store and Han in the town of Lasnoine
There will be two proposals received one to com
piete the building outside and finish store ami lay
the two under floors in halls above Second q
complete anil finish the halls. all according 10
plans and specifications, which can he seen AZ \
IT, Cooiiiges. T.se committee reserve the rizr,
To reject or al bids
n, h. COO. IDGE, for Committee
I.amoine, March 10, Issi. aw,a
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Under dispensa'ioa from Department
Head Quarters, ID. l.. Weare Pos, SO. G.
A. r, will meet a. the town hall in Frank
lin, on Saturday evening, March 81, to
make arrangements for memorial services on
Memorial Day. A full attendance of com
rades is desired,
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHtREA, William York, Of Penohzcot, III tile
w county of Hancock and state OF Maine by
his mortgage deed, dated March 81, A. D., I~S4
aud recorded in Vol 1872, Page 81. OF the Hancock
Registry of deeds, conveyed 10 the inhabitants Of
the town OF Penohssot certain parcels az real es
tate situated in said penob>cot aud bounded and
described a. follows 10 wit Beginning al the
highway leading from Castue to Bucksparr on
line Of land owned by ~ewAll Heath thence ID the
shore of PeBobscnt river, thence soUtheTlv bv said
shore to Land owned by Arville J.. Heath thence
by said Arvilie's line 20 the HIGHWAY thence IN
said highway TO the place 81 beginning, containing
twelve acres more less also other lot on III.
East side of the highway bounded and described
as follows. TO wit Beginning at liuc Of Land owned
by sewall Heath; thence easterIy on sail line
10 the head Of saAi lot; thence southwest.riy an
line of lot No. Il to lot No. II thence we.ter
ly by said lot No II to the LighN ~
thence by said highway to the place Of beginning
containing forty acres more less being one ~
of lot No. II, lying the Eas, si,le of the higb
way, excepting one acre, which is now o,.s.t,,g.I
by Lewis Heath as 4 homestead lot
And whereas the condition Of said Inorte.avs bs
been broken, now therefore by reason of The irearh
Of the condition thereof, the said inhaIitant ~
the town Of Pennbsrot claim foreclosure ~ sai
mortgage. T''
INHABITANTS OF THE TowS OF PtxoBsCf,T
BY Wisweil Il King. ATTORNEYS
Dated March Is, 4. D., ISIS Swll
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City and County.
Sunday in the Churches.
UNCONVENTIONAL. CHURCH.

Text-John 80 "a clause at doth not
yet appear what We shall be-
This statement in regard to the future OF
the sons 1t God. may seem at variance with
the fac, that the bible is q revelation. The
bible is rereiafi0n, but it is a revelation OF
God, and not Of the future. The bible Is
largely taken up with the Old Testament,
which at best. affords oni, vsgue hints OF
the future life. And although in the New
Testament, Christ drought life and immor-
taity 10 light through the gospel It IS only
the fact and no, the nature of immortality
that He revealed. 1t is John, who was most
speculative and most spiritual of all the
apostles, whose writings are called BY way
OF distinction the Revelation who had the
apocalyptic vision OF heaven it is this John
who saws. 1--WE know not" That We cannot
fully comprehend the future life. serves to in
spire with zeal and courage. The glory Of
heaven is sufficiently outlined to be an object
OF faith. II il were full, outlined il would
cease TO be an object OF hope. The key,
word Of the apostles though, is the little
word be. Most minds inquire concerning
the place and It's employmenrs. John in
quIres concerning the existence. This uoru
''be," Interests him most. Il runs through
the whole passage Now are We the sons
! Of God, aud it does not YET appear what We
shall be blu, We shall he ike Him. fer se
shall see Him a. IL is
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| recover portions Of the cargo ofthe steamer
Cambridge in the vicinity af Old Man
Ledge.
Charles II. Small Of Thompson collect
or of taxes for several Years prior to 1885,
has been found, il is said, S309s short in
his accounts with the town. 4 town meet
ing will he held the latter part Of March
! TO seq what had better be done toward az
/ tectlng settlement.
| A Maine Central conductor purchased
| dog IN Augusta recently, and took him to
/ Skowhegan. where he proposed TO keep him.
| But the canine one morning jumped into
/ the Lewiston train from Skowhegan. The
I dog rode as far as Wa,er,iIle. and then left
/ the train. Rowing about the "city Of the
/ plain" for few hours. the knowing animal
/ appeared at the station. boarded car and
| proceeded TO his old home in Augusta.
where he arrived at three O'Clock
| The people making the search for the
/ freight of the Cambridge met With a number
Of curious experiences. 10 one house occu-
| pied by two women. one Of the gentlemen
noticed a large picture Of the late President
Garfield. hanging on the wall. ami he said
TO one Of the women. MADAM. whose pie
ture Is that ?" ''WhY.' said she. "tha; is
/ President Garfield" How is that ?" said
the gentleman; II thought that Cleveland
] was President. The answer was. NO. Gar
! field Is resident far know"
-Niibridse town meeting occurred on
/ Monday. March !. The following officers
I were chosen
Moderator T.. Over.
/ Clerk F. SAWYER.
l. I
/ C. Ho,ey. Edgar DYER.
Super, >,r If Schools ~ Geo. Goog;us
Collector IF Taxes Lincoln Leighton
Il Was voted to rsisy : Goa for supper, Of
poor - .nnp in cash 10 repair roads and
I hrj.rs 500 lor incidental expenses for
+ schools what the law requires 5000 - re-
pair tie long bridge.
W. are having an uncommori, Big
ran on shoes this season.. >ail leading
Auburn Manufactured. Wednesday, "Nraf-
Is all The factories are rgn~,ns up 20 th,ll
+ t most eaase..N, aHd ve are fccritiuE hravy
order, FOR shae, The prospect for The Shoe
business iouks th. brightest lt., season that
>, up, fer a long time lar shipments for
many weeks past have been ,,s, lsrsc.
amounting to a c1o.;dcratl, larger numhcr
forlts. .e4~an of ihr year than our >toc
manufacturers have Shipped 'ar several
sc4r> rt,,.ou,." Last aeek the Agburn
and Isw ,'aa since factories have shipntd
55p- r.,r- u,~. aud 1871, oii pound. of
leather have been received. LII L,arisfon Jour
mi
The ph hu- >st>.0 y. i9.. ca.., was
o..'o# IA, .t- >fetn-r II mon r., ~.
Cant Mufrt, lu.-Aas % la-f ~,ek Inc
it"--.t-- .f-S ,igji'.'. 90 tot hahli X
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Freedom Notice

TOR valuable consideration her,.t,, ,x,,..-.
: 10 my minor son. Horace A. Bonxey. his ti,,..
nom now M 20 his majority and I shsu rsaI
;racte'i after this date '"s
v,. u. 7, BoSzEY.
Iiis"os'h, Aatvh ., icsb, Swi1s
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]. the only thoroughly effective blood purifier.
the only medicine that graduates the poisons Of
serofuia, Mercury, and Contagioui Disease
from the system.
rREPARED BY
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Sold BY all Druggists: Price IL;
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STATE OF MAINE.


March Term, ISIS.
A PETITION having been fled ty Sarunel I
II wallace, a creditor OF the decea ssti pra Vipo,
for administration tbs estate of the fnIlo1yr
haiheh person, w Maria Heath, late Of Ca,;ine
ORDERED, thar said petitioner give public notice
70 All persons Interested by causing copy Of hi
order 10 be published three weeks snrrrssi,sl ~ -
the Ellsworth American = uewgpaDer nTi,tcS -, -
published IN Ellsworth, that they NAV at,,,sar a.
1"urt OF Probate for said county to be hold AZ t,
Irpbate once in said Ellsworth ON liz, 1,.,'rI
Wednesday in April next at ten ~ the rlo.E n
wy iufeNonh, anu show cause, If any they have
3wll. q y CIESNIZIu,u II,
a uue copy, Attest .-oHAs- T.. DoRE, Register.
AT Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and for the County of Hancock on the second
" Wednesday OF March, A. D., 1856.
HARRIET I. PICKERING, nainerl ExeeutriN in
IL certain instrument purporting to he the Ia st
Deer Isle, In said county, deceased, having pre-
scented the same for probate
ORDERED-That the said executrix give
notice TO all persons Interested, by causing to,y
" this OT'ter to be published three weeks sue
e.essiyely In the Ellsworth American,
printed or published at Ellsworth that they NAV
appear at Probate Court to he held at Ellsworth
in said county, on the second Wednesday Of Aprji
next. at ten of the clock In the forenoon and shaw
cause, Ii ally they have, why the said insurance.,
should not be proved, approved anil alIow,.I ], a
the last VIII and testament of said deceased
o. p. CUNNINGHAM. Ju.ive
Attest ;-CHAs. T.. DORR. Register
true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. ?. DoRR Register
3wlls s's'eI-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-18

T1lik subscriber t.r,.t.. - .,- uat...
l. concerned. that ht. ha- h,-..u ..
amt has taken upon hifn-,-it- I'M. r-Hs-
utpr u t6c last VIII anil f,-fru..r.-
Fernald, late Of trmifrI I-i.- .ar...
Hancock. decreased,
by giving bond a. the laN direct H.r..
quests all persons who are lut,Nrr..-
ceased : estate. tn make immediate
those u no have any inuc,iats Gvl.
t"rNhibit the same t,.E -rtti. n,ut.
ABR NHAM 4. iII .N..
March H. i>~s
f1HE subscriber hereby give uu'..
l. concerned, that hr Aa- s,.,a .fH
and has taken upon himself the ira.-r
ecutoT of tbs last WIZ amt To-ta#l
b Deliver, late Of fremont lu 81
Hancock, deceased
by giving bond A. tho law d.ry.t-
requests all persons Shu arv InI}tft.
decsa~s''i~ estate, To make iuIue,
and those who have auv jmm.
thereon 70 exhibit rhr same fer -,rt, ...
By RON "a WV
Boston, March 3, \ u l-ss
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From Pole to Pole

Ayes SARsAPARILLA has demonstrated its
power Of cure for all diseases of the blood
The Harpooner's Story.
Sec BEDFORD. June !. 1888.
DR. J. c. AVER 4 Co.-Tweniy years ago
wa. a harpooner in the North Pacific, when i've
others Of the crew and my self were laid up with
scuryy. Our bodies were bloated, gums swollen
and bleeding. teeth loose, purple blotehes all
over US, and our breath seemed rotten. Take h
by and large We were pretty badly Oh. All our
lime Juice was accidentally destroyed. but the
captain had a couple dozen bottles Of ArEB's
sArsAPAEILA and gave that. We recov-
cred on it quicker than l have ever seen men
brought about by any other treatmentfor scurvy,
and I've seen a good deal oft. Seeing no men
ton in your Almanac Of your Sarsaparilla being
good for scurvy, l thought you ought TO know Of
This, md so send you the facss-
Respectfully yours, RALPH 7. WrNGArE
Tho Troopers Experience.
Kasren. Basuto!and s. A. frica, } March,, 1888
Dr. j. c. AYR & Co.-Gentlemen have
much pleasure to testify to the great value OF
your Sarsaparilla. We have been stationed
here for over two years, during which time We
had TO live in tents. Being under canvas for
such q time brought what Is called in this
country "yeldt-sores." had those sores for
sorne time. was advised TO take your Sarsa-
parilla, two bottles of which made my sores
disappear rapidly, and am now quite well.
Yours truly. Tx. BoDES.
TrooI,ey Cane Mounted EifeBlsa.
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HONE ESTIMATION.
Buffalo FNprp-s

Mr.. Cleveiand's ignorance Of government
Al usage, his lack Of reticeuce and dignity,
his blmptious self-asseriion are qualitie,
which. however indIherentIy well concealed
they may have been heretofore, are revealed
IN and by his special message beyond flrth-
er hiding