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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

You ere FEELING depressed. your appetite
IS poor you are bothered with Headache.
you are hd-ety. nervous. AMI generally ont
of SORTS. and want to brace up Brace up.
bur noi wish stimuIanfs spring medicines.
or hffers Ehich baee for their oasi. very
cheap. oad whisky and which stimulate
You for an hour snd then leave v0u in
worse condition than before What 500
want IS an Alternative chat viii puufv vour
blood. start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidney restore your vitality and give re
uewed health and strength. sgch a meii-
cine you viii ind in Electric Birfeis and
oulv 50 cents bottle a. Peck Bros DRUG
Store
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

Insanity is on the Increase Statistics
show this. Many cases are brought ON hv
Overw0rk anxiety, excitement. mental
trouble and nervous prostration. IL IS also in
herted Invariably sieepiessness and con-
stipauou manifest themselves bef re one
becomes insane CONSTIPATION induces dvs
pepsia. iaundice. bad breath piles pimples
low spirits headache. etc Dr Jones REQ
Glover Tonic relieves constipation. thereby
c1rinc these diseases. Price. 80 cents by
D. X wilson
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

ssgsrs-Cat loaf iis, Ersuuisted q &C. a.
iao.c. extra C. '1+e -. yeloF f,
Cofee-Green Elo. i0alic. RIO roasted. liza
N8rsraiho. roasted, la isc. Mexican roasted. iss
am
Tsss-Jsran ane. aagc. japan meii1m zsc
se oriiasry s1 HFe0u. 4sa.rIC ElnpoFier.
sioar-s O. 81 per cVt- - ,5 per hal patent 1r,
cess a. ~ rer rVt, 3 ? per ot al Fhest ies
g 1 rer rvi a. e per bal
Ni' eef -scr,eningS 81 per Ton. bran. 81
ships So midali1sS. si' feed-corn anf osts
Se-s-ns oG-WchiEsn teSl i05.o per ga
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seei=-C C.over > .ssss ~ pr bu timothy. g q
Fish-V rhre ssh. q ac per bsf bb.
rfner rrtfos a. fef Fl Per bar 81. trout 81
eot SAL rer p. CLANS 81 .H Qer hau-
t-ef esraef oysters. 'eecis. - s,c- SMOKED
r1-s In os-aIs- Ne rorx Chicago packed
Ise r.esr 81 f-r r.esr short cut fh.rsse
8 1f r.esr sarrr --t best .n
Ls-t IIerre4 f.c H sni - In rfs 90 Fl
p 'o'iuf ems ~ csses - n tn pals 90
.fae barr. e.. rrfrs aleSs warranted lis -
81 ezra .en=.es sI
eerine- a srsls1a rresrnery sni.d itr rolls
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

CNoS STOCK NAEDo. I'll. July -.- -Cattlc-Re-
ceipts afO bead shipments 500 bead. Market
.tron9 and l.c higher shipping steers. 9Iu to d.
oH ln- - slun iI. ,tatsrr- and feeders. s. 4n1
cows bulls and mixed 81 iUcl 0U. bulk
- 1865 .N. through IrEa. cattle strong. cows
s. ltaIl fo etr- - 1Dp8 ~7i Hogs Receipts
I NOl lead- shipments. a..sO head Market slow.
and ani l0c lower Rough and mixed, - -
re packing and shipping. So 1uG3. light
81 s|tlf I'D. sslIs . 1Gt He Grass hogs uearly
unstable. eep-R-ceipts 300 head. ship
meurs tIN head Mhrkel steady. natives. s. n9a
3D.. western. 81 HUe1 a9, Texans. g. -iu1 -.
lambs s. EHr -H
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23
The Trial OF the Bates Brothers.

The trial of the four Bates boys charged
with assauitns Jim Penneli. the milkman.
Yves commenced yesterday IN Police Court.
lt IS claimed by he prosecution that the
four brothers puunced into PenneH IN front
Of Failing store on South Division ST. and
severely beat him The prosecution. after
making oIt a strong ease. cOuc.u led their
testimony Ja~t before adjournment The
case viii be concluded Jhis morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23
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SUMMER
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-23

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Pearl-st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14

be q serious obstacle in the way Of Cleve-
lands denomination in 1883, and it would
show the country that an admission csndi-
date cannot carry New York. Governor
Hill is shFewd enough to know that il would
not profit him TO be held in any way respon-
sible for Peckham's defeat. In opposing the
nomination he declared himself free from
any responsibility for the defest Of the party.
Mr.. George made speech at Cooper In
s,itute, Tuesday evening. in which he spol-
ogized for the Thesis boycotters. Othei-
wise his speech was sensible.
The state Of affairs at present existing
in Chicago should rouse the indignation OF
the country. II is well known that cattle
are KEEP, there on dis,iilery slops and waste,
that the milk from cows so fed is supplied
to families Throughout, the city. and that
somebody eats the beef of these cattle when
life refuses TO battle longer with distillery
refuse. In these distillery stables pleuro-
pneumonia is bred and from them il spreads
over the country. A few weeks ego in four
of these stables 1000 cows aud 700 steers
were fsiiening for market, and from these,
animals were falling dead from disease.
When 1t was proposed to nave these dis
eased creatures killed, the swee, milk ven
ders not only opposed the move but, still
stranger, were powerful enough to carry
their point and this in face OF the fact that
these cows had been sick for months, and
when The milk supply failed by reason of
the disease, the ccw was slaughtered and
made into beef for human beings to eat.
1t is penny wise policy that permits such
business to be carried on, even though cows
can be kept on disiillery Stops al 5 cents a
day, for il threatens 10 ruin one of the great
est industries Of the country, the beef pack
ing, II there be no other consideration than
the making Of money in a mans life The
city Health Commissioners and the Live
Stock Commissions are eriminally negligent
Of their trust in allowing This business to
continue. but worse thar all is the apparent
apathy of public sentiment, that does not de-
mand a speed, remedy for such ills.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
Our Daily Bread.

Heavy and sour bread or biscuit have a
vast influence through the digestive organs
upon the measure of health We enjoy How
important TO our present happiness and fu-
ture usefulness the blessing of good health
and sound constitution are, We can only
realize when We have lost them, and when il
is too late TO repair the damage. And yet,
notwithstanding these facts, thousands Of
persons daily jeopardlze not only their health
but heir lives, and the healths aud lives Of
others, by using articles in the preparation
Of their food the purity and healthfulness
OF which they know nothing. Perhaps a
few cents NAV have been saved, or il NAV
have been more convenient 10 obtain the ar
tcles used, and the housekeeper takes the
responsibility and possibly will never know
the mischief that has been wrought. Pater-
famiias may have spells of headache. John
ny may have lost his appetite. Susie may
look pale; ii so, the true cause is rarely
suspected The weather. the lack Of out
the unwholesome, poisonous system of adul-
teraied food goes on. Next to the -four,
which should be made of good, sound wheat
and not ground too fine. the yeast or baking
p owder, which furnishes the rising proper
ties, is Of the greatest importance, and of
the two we prefer baking powder. and al
ways use the Royal, as we thereby retain
the original properties Of the wheat, no fer
mentation taking place. The action Of the
Royal Baking Powder upon the dough is
simply to swell i, and form little cells
through every part. These cells are filed
with carbonic acid gas, which passes off dur
ing the process of baking.
The Royal is made from pure grape acld.
and it is the action Of this acid upon highly
carhonlzed bicarlonate Of soda that gener-
ates the gas alluded to; and these ingred-
tents are SO pure and so perfectly fitted. test
ed and adapted to each other, that the ac-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
Bangor.

Bangor.
This week has been an interesting season
to the temperance community. The
Women's State Temperance Convention has
been convened here. Delegates from every
part Of the State have attended, and much
good temperance talk has moved the air.
The Salvation army hold meetings every
night, and some Of the wretched ones are
gathered in. Now and then the meeting is
disturbed by some ''incorrigihle sinner" but
there are those who are ready to administer
a portion of physical christianity and all
such intruders soon find themselves in the
street.
We met friend Calvin" on SUNDAY at the
Jail meeting. and when We sang "Goih z
home to die no more" he joined Justify in
the chorus. We wished that the time might
come when he would go home TO drink no
more.
These few days of Indian summer are
much enjoyed here. and ever, body "sirikes
for the bush" with gun in hand, and much
game is brought in.
large number of buildings have been
put up the presen, season. and the cou>e-
quenee is the city is growing in every direc
ton.
/. ALpIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
Autumn Woods.

That "the world is full of beauty" is
fact SO patent that only pessimist will
DENY it. Field and forest at all seasons
of the year are adorned with perennial
joys, for we believe that the poet utter
ed words of truth when he said: "A
thing of beauty is joy forever"
How beautiful are the autumn woods
when with ripe foliage they put their
glory on As we rode from Bangor q
few days ago we looked from our car
window upon a hillside which seemed
like hallowed and enchanted ground,
guarded by sentinels clad in habiliments
Of parple and gold. and every hue with
which Autumn paints the ripeuing
leaf. The colored landscape was tull of
beauty. The painted leaves. rich and
variegated, afforded ornaments 10 the
rough and broken hillside. which, in
comparison, would make the adoruments
Of the best apartments Of kings palace
seem mean and commonplace indeed
Growing side 10y side were trees whose
foliage showed every degree Of maturity,
from the greer leaf as fresh as in leafy
June, all down through the various
tints. to the ''sore and yellow leaf Just
ready 10 fail. These trees had apparent
ly been subject to the same influences
they had been warmed by the same
sun. NAtercd bv the same dew> and
rams, famed and rocked ~ the same
winds. and vet. subject To the same
conditions. So tar rs we can see. they
presented every variety Of autumn
foliage. Aud vet it Is more strange
that men of the same neighborhood, Of
ten children of the same family, reared
under the same inf .enccs. trained in
the sam, school attendants upon the
same church should be 50 unlike in
their characters and dispositions.
The beauty o. the autumn woods,
however, j. short lived. ard We feel
like saying with BRYANT:
"Oh. Autumn, WHY 80 soon
Depart III, hut> that make thy forests glad,
Thy -,nilr wind and thy fair sunny noon.
And leave thee Wild and sad
Al, 'iwerc = lot too blessed
Forever in thy rol0rcd shades to stray;
Amid the Kisses Of the soft southwest
To rove and dream for ave:
Aud eayt the vain low strife
That makes men mad-the tug for wealth
and power.
Thu passion, and the care, that withcr life,
And waste IT, liill, hour"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
Committing" Ones Self.

Que OR more swiudlers have recently
beer making a tour of TIL, State. finding
victim. IN every city wherever men Of
cupidjtv or ,crdancv could be gather
Cd together in crowd, on the corner Of
the street, On some Pheasant afternoon
a dappcr Young fellow would appear
on the street in a carriage. and draw
ornuad Him crowd to whom he would
offer some nearly WORTHLESS, jewelrv.
AT frs, b. would sell nj very low prices
ana -ren make Tile purchaser h present
oftwic,. a. much money a, he paid ont .
and inns exciting tie cupiditv Of the
crowd le would lead them On. step by
Step. until h. gathered rich harvest
- himself. Giving next To nothing in
return. al the while carefully using
laugua.e.which in literal sense was
true. lut hy hi, act, as fraudulertlv de-
-eiyjer III, victims IS though his words
had been literally false In Bath the
other day fellow of TIL. sort was
arrested and tried htt WAS allowed to
go at large on bond for his appearance
at court.
some. we are sorry to see. are dis
posed 10 claim that this sharper is not
.,neraLle 10 any law. he having avoid
81 .conmittiuo himself" a. they say.
bv anv uutrutbtnl language. Now.
there are a GOOD many WAYS in which
per,oa can jc. or cheat. Ii man
rome 10 Ellsworth with fraudulent
transactions ia view. and by his gener-
a. demeanor aud hi> outward acts de-
,reiye aha cheat the people. he IS a liar
aid fraud, .hough he utter no word
cNeept 10 repeat the multiplication ia
lie or even the Lords prayer. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
A Mistaken Policy.

Now, supposing the Republican party
should really die tonight at IL O'Clock.
Could you get up in the morning and 60 out
on the street and honestly say that you miss
ed anything?
Had the above appeared in a Democratic
stump speech it would have occasioned no
surprise, but forming as it did a portion Of
the address of a lady brought here to discuss
the temperance question. it will cause .
deep feeling of regret among great many
earnest temperance workers. We respect
fully submit that such a sentiment was not
only uncslled for, and entirely out Of place,
but is well calculated to cause satisfaction
among the most pronounced enemies Of tenn
perance. The Republican party needs no
defence at our hands. Its record from the
time it was called into power to preserve the
Union and sweep from the States the curse
of slavery down to the present day has been
one constant chain Of brilliant achievements
unsurl assed in the history Of the world. The
friend and advocate Of temperance, it has in
this State fought the battle single handed
and alone. until To- day as a monument 10
the sincerity and efficacy of It's work we
have prohibition engrafted into the State
Constitution. 1t has just won great vic
tory for the cause Of temperance, and that,
too, in spite OF the third party leaders who
did everything IN their power 10 draw away
votes enough 10 defea; the Republican can
didate- and thus turn the government over
to the Democratic party with its long re-
cord Of open hostility to the cause Of tenn
perance. This being the fact We must ear
nestly contend ,ha, the effort now being
made TO run this organization through the
third party il a grave mistake, while such
il-sd'ised attacks upon the Republican par
~ were made by Mrs. Lsthrop viii be
found an element Of weakness rather than
strength. II the Womsn's Christian Tenn
perance Union is to be successful in It's grea,
work 1t must invite the hearty cooperation
Of all. rather than force from It's membership,
and ALLEVIATE the sympathy and support Of
the very large body Of earnest temperance
women who firmly believe IN the princi-
pies Of The Republican party. 4. Ne said
before politics should hsve no place in an
organization of this Kind. II has a dis
linct work 10 perform and ,ha, can only be
done by uniting women Of sill political be-
liefs. Bangor Whig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14

a'ief'aFr
Rev +. II. Frotock aud VIII ,rr pa..ify
tao weeks ,i.il n Boston Rrv II
h"i"ef p 'te ChFi'i''n ehATeh htld 'efs + :
.'''.''Ng services 81 M Methodist church.
'N""Af evening IAiSr a"air"fr vas
p''''"'
Tnc iarni., Of Mr. wilson VI. DYER .
derpl, afflicted hy th- 4.. b theft orl,
a'1-',.e'' i''''fg''A i'lef- nm ''ra He''5i-
uAl '''F''''' ~ A''s. .o'l- .''lF'' 'f'm eor-
'i'' '-e - '"""'H one years.
Mf. 'A,p'f y. hF'~n > making hne IN :
p'"' '''I''''' on ''e outside y hiN house hF
"H','''"- PIAZZA '''''' 'A' ifo"' ani one
'"1
Capt. James Kelley has his house a, fin
ishc4 outside and well along With the ,p.,d.
Moe. Raw i. building a house near Can't.
kel.r, : and /, getting well along u4th IN.
"D'''~e "oth' oei'Af' Nc.' ana many around
'""h ar aluRs 10 'hr oe'a'' ana worth Of
'N'" ou"u'hss pt treating them To new
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
State New s.

- +sllt ~ - Nahtf4 bFsNcfD
Liberty and Belfast. Already 500 sui 10
poles have been subscribed. /, vii rsq4srr
abou, 500 poles.
B, the breaking O: bridge OVER the
Andro>coggin rear GieAI, settnt, five cat
tie were preeipiaiel INTO the urer. Most
Of them swan ashore 4uhaimed
w. r Reed. deputy collector Of cas-
tom. at the psn Of Buo'hbs,. compelled, on
the l., INST. two Canadian vessels which
had stand there over Tine, TO enter a, Wis
cassei, Which Is the port u eu,r,, ana is IS
miles from Boo;hbs,. II tie, nad remained
IN Boothbay harhur siN hours longer The,
woul! have been subjected 10 81 900 Zoe
Cows belonging to Mf, Dani.l Hurley,
a widow. and to Mr.. Hrwes have bvea nlys-
'eriously poisoned in Bangor.
A few DAYS since as Two iad.e. we're
walking through the grove close up under
the cliff Of kineo. they were startled b,
deer rushing out and almost knocking Them
over rs he ran across and disappeared in
the vaols.
Captain 3. {. Gould retired sea cap.
tain. twin brother Of Captain T.. y Could
died suddenly the 9Th from hear; disease At
his HON. in Camden. sged 90 wears The
tsIns married sisters and always lived 10 the
same house
Tho will ~ M. S.,.b Rsl.t.,
n,e..,,sd f,r n,oh,,s :, l.u;.,an 49, 5,L
The whole e,,ai. say. - 600 an. ho,,<..
bolJ furni,ur, !. b,ou,r,bsd 10 Rat.
Iss,- ,rcInd,ns, sos ono - -, ..,:,.si
han. .,ocL ,,,.r,,,,,,-,, hroI. - -
,il >. -, so nno :, 50 1at
F,,aw. d;.co,e,.a =, a, .rt, b,n,
TUESDAY morning ~. an IN ,ts Ro,,o,
h,,,cb 49,. =, SIT b. + n
re-. i ~. ,,,o,,,,s,o, ~. .,o.L
damaged 81 1000.
roIonal rd..d. j., p.,A.I "a
very fine stock at the Oxford fair q, Ncrway,
but arrived too late for the premiums.
r.. ,I,.:o,
r.s;aaao - b. ~. -. ."e
~ XII h., - a-.. - '' 80"
'J'''1'
Il he grand council OF Maine, United
~ - "''' 1''''1'' ''"" al
The fund Of Bates college, previous 10
~, ne'e''ei oei1est vas *io''opo' he
os seno noo VIA no" ehuea'oi 10
,h - 70 v'gDo ana oyer os meeting
1"e P'op",''''' =. s ,aen 900 L. H. I1oo %
-. 1871 70 s"e oon 10 sne co'irge
as a il'ehus RAISE s.o'ooo 10 ADDITION linen
will be built and three new professors viii
be employed. The college is yer. prosper
Gus. President Cheney ha. assurances of
so or 60 new student. in the next freshman
class.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
The Maine Baptist Convention at Rock
land.

The Name Baptist Convention held ii.
closing service. a, Rockland Thursday
There was very interesting address By
Rev VIM Dean, ID. d.. long missionary
at Siam also by f. Cochrane, OF PARIS,
sho at once goes 10 Burmah as missionary
TIE hand Of fellowship was given TO seven
,oung ministers. who have either com.
meuced church labor in this State during
the YEAR or been ordained IN thAt time.
Representatives from other religion.
bodies we're received, in the persons Of Rev.
l.. J.. Hanscom, Of the East Maine Confer
ence. and Rev. David Y. Hatch. Of the Con
gresation Conference. both OF Rocklani
Over 500 delegates were present, making
the convention the largest well az one Of
the most successful in the history Of the
Baptis;s Of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14
Oct. s.

Steuben.
On Wednesday of las, week man gather
ing kndlings about the mill Of Alonzo Smith
/ discovered quantity Of partly burned birch
bark and matches underneath the track that
leads TO his mill II Is feared the incendia-
~ is at work again and people are anxious
ly watching and waiting.
Emerson Parrlt, who was married on tue
2nd inst to Mss Sophonia Young. gave the
''serenaders" warm welcome and bonn
tiful treat.
Mr.. Melzor Smith is building carriage
shop, Mr.. Henry smith blacksmith shop
and Mr.. Frank Stevens barn.
About twenty Of our ,osnspenplr attended
the Joneshoro far ard called 1t good
a; the "Hah" have returned and others start
this morning.
There j. TO be masquerad- hall At
Moves halt ON Ia, >jsy evening az. l2,h.
music b, 6. \ JOY.
Mr.. Winfield Gup,ili and children lief,
here AS "Wednesday Nth h,r ,l.lcr Mrs
Stem. the former 10 NEE, he. husband in
Ne" >"'A' ana l'n hln I" ht' wages on
we 'A''a ''Fp the later 7" ft'urn 10 her
home in Fiouds
hf'. hu'sr" i'orr - hat HarhoF has
ooeh Nl'''ne - 'h'' iiaer q "cf fu'5snd's
parents.
Mr Robert Steven. teaching school IN
TIE "E8yYl" district MI. Iesnnr'te
Leighton commenced lat We!nr.ds,. hcr
l.t Z d
H. 49,. r." kNfS !
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