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Foreclosure Notice.

WHERE y hcii!c ~inclair, Of surry ls Mr.
w mortgage drCd, dated September uiu..
tecnth, \. y i~>;. aud rve"r'frd 10 Hancock AL.
-try 81 Deed Vol ~. r5s, .,uut III r,l L. tcgr
ilutrhings IL SAID >urry, the fDinyi n-. real ",
tate IN -1ld >urry Beginning at TIN center line
81 the cuHutE road lrafl!HS trum >urrA "a FIJ-
worth on phe North lHe ~ the samuel WATSON
homestead. thence running cn-teIy uu -til line
eiSht rUd- thence uprtheriy parallel a ith the Hn.
OF the county road tYe rods. thence westerly bar
aei 10 the first mentioned line eight rut- tcuc,
90 thT outer line al said county road -outht riy live
rods 10 place of beginning. Ann -ai,I trursr vs. .
Iiutrhings having assigned said mortgage To- me
tni- 'tay and whereas the c"Hdigion ~ -aii mort
gage ht- been broken, now therefore ~ reason ~
the breach Of the condition theryus clalma fore
ciosuic Of SAID mortgage.
BENJAMIN T. >oWIE
Ellsworth, December II, :. IL. l~sG. 3w5n
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p W. Hubbard. well known druggist Of
Pennington. .ay>. 'Bcll'- >ar-apariila gives
the best -ati-faction and the popular price
80 ct.l takes with the people who don't
want 10 give 81 90 when they can get the best
for 10 ,.ts her bottl,
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The Verdict Unanimous

W. ID. Suit. Druggist. Bippu>, Ind. tesii-
fie.: II can recommend Electric Bitter- a.
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold hs-
given relief in every case. one man took >ix
bottles. aud was cured of rheumatism of 10
wears standing" Abraham Hare. druggist.
Beliyille Ohio, affims: ''rhe best selling med
cine have ever handled in my 30 years ex-
perience. Is Electric Bitters." Thousands of
others have added their testimony 50 that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitiers do
cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidney or Blood.
Only a half dollar bottle at g. A. Parehers
Drug Store
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What Would the World Do

without woman: asks the essayist who starts
out TO say something new on this oft-lreated
subject. OF course. the human element OF the
world would not exist without woman, so the
question is gratuitous. II would have been
far more sensible to ask: What would the
world do without the salvation OF women with
out panacea for her physical ills and cure
for her peculiar diseases. In word. what
would the world do without DR.. Pierce's
..Fayorite Prescription the great remedy for
female weaknesses. 1T is indispensable fol
the ills of womaDkind.
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Il He subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
l concerned. that he has been duly apnonted
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an AL
fnlnlstrator of the estate of Francis c. Homer
late OF Buekspori, In the county OF Hancock IA
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs: h.
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted
u sai'i deceased estate, to make immediate pav
thereon To exhibit the same FOR payment
JAMES vs.. PATTERSON
December g. 1856 sv50s
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The Presidents Message.

Whoever essays to read and digest
the Presidents message takes upon
himself a task OF most formidable pro-
portions It Is a document of almost
interminable length, and many of its
ideas, which we may well suppose
would he found sound, if one could get
at them. are drowned in an ocean of
verbiage. Enough OF it, however. is
sufficiently susceptible Of tolerahly GER
tain Interpretation to cradle one to APP
proximate toward an understanding of
what the President means to say GU
some of the many subjects Of which he
treats
Among the various editorial, We have
seen in our many exchanges We have
read some very able articles on this sub
iect but the following from the New
York T7buue is So apt and just that
we are tempted to quote il cu;ire:
1t cannot be salt that the Presidents
Message j. as strong o. il j. long. The
Messages which have thrilled through the
land ard ktndled the hearts OF millions. and
changed The history uf tie 0ation. have not
always been model, Of iIerart >NIe. and
Pre.iden, C.ev-lAnd', not sIch a model
But il does not resemble those memorable
Messages in o'"sf 4od % r. important re-
speets.
me ptli'"el'iN 'esANfN ai''h 81 me
ieau'hS features oi department anu bureau
reports even u enlightened ana sni9ed D.
genus is - ne Wearing performance
hu' PRESIDENT Nit'e ana N"eas no ne" itsW
on TIE >hhlrct, "h'ch hl> snpord mates have
treated mere j. more Of les common
pace remark ah'u' ea'N "fat'h "I me ser
wee. oui Inc most striking Characteristic "i
me Mes age Is 'aat u adds Neafc"it ray "i
oTginai thought or d n"fsei o. iniorma'i'h'
WINE al times ne sHa'ninc after solemn
ana pVhotfouN PHRASES ''1fir.H on me ~
aIeFou'. E'vH On 'hr 'i'N'f quesuoh ana
Inc 'afih' "t''4t 'ht message substantially
repeats PREY RECOMMENDATIONS u HadN
SO Htut ai vigorous reasoning or pc"
ihoughi that 81 migh' ea'iY lra.e me I'M
preston 'hal ihe Ife'4'tnt ga ho' care
particular! NA4l happened
Respecting foreign atsir>. the Message
is chiefly remarkable for saving much and
telling noting PossinlV one phrase may
hint that new treaty ~.th China j. forth
coming hot perhaps moi Mr. Batard's hu-
initiating Withdrawal from a mistaken per-
emptory demand Is ignored, but there Is
solemn discourse about "eXtra-;erritorial
criminal jurisdiction a. If that had been
the reui issue. Ii ~ pon4erousiy stated that
negotiations about the fishery question are
IN progress with reasonable hope 'hai be
fore the close of the present session Of Con
gress announcement mal be made tina, an
acceptable conclusion has teen reached.
which Is eon-oAng. While legislation IN
execution u the Mexican reciprocity treat,
! again urged. the fac, i, mentioned that
broader and more ,ayorab.r terms have a.
ready bern accorded by Mexico in recent
ireste> with other powers.
Tie President, trea nl.0t If the silver
QUESTION !. b4+ Il tame repetition Of the nam
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n&BaOgor $500.
s

steamers viii leave for Rocl land and Boston
weather and ice permitting as follows
From Bucksport. Mondays and Thursdays at IL
A. NJ for searsport, belfast. Camden, Rockland
and Boston.
From sullivan at A. NJ touching at So Goulds-
DOR, Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Bass Har
hor, Swans Island, Green's Landing, North
Haven and Rockland or such landings as ice per
mits, and connecting with steamer for Boston,
RETURNING
From Boston, Tuesdays and Fridays at r. NJ.
From Rockiand, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
A. ~, or upon arrival of steamer from Boston,
Z. 5. J. MORSE. Agent. Bar Harbor.
CHAS. f. WEEKS, Agent. Roekland.
WILLIAM II. HILL, Jr., General Manager,
Boston.
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will never regret sending thrre cent stamps
10 pay postage, 10 \. +. Drdway 4 Co. Boz
ton. Mas. Tor copy Of Dr. Kaufman, great
Medical Work 100 pages. colorcd illustrations:
OF great value 10 every family.
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Set Of Furs. s.. :, Hoods.
4 70 Quilts.
Plush Garments Ito Table Cloths.
close.) 500. Hand Bags.
skirts. sjc 81 80. shoulder >haw!>,
$3.50. Mufiler>.
Cashmere >hRwl>. Hosiery.
81. 10 81. Pockrt Books.
MiItens. Hair Brushes.
Hdkf- in great Hand Glasses.
variety. Bow Neck Ties.
Perfumerl. Shawl Straps,
Towels. Muf-. 81 t. $50.
Ncwmarkc,s. s. 10 six Mltieu>.
S2i. Kid Gloves.
Ladies | nicrw'r. kilDriv's Glove.
Neck Tic. 2jc {" Kid Mij'cu-.
Sl.2j. Cashmere Gloves.
Corsets. Baby >acque~ and
Blankets. Socks.
Jerseys. Tabl, Covers.
Gloves. Tourist Ruchins,
Collars Il Cnfi-. Ladies Jackets.
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Legislative Notice.


TO THE NENr LEGISLATURE OF MAINE
THE undersigned respectfully aSk that they the r
| associates, successors aud assigns may t,. in
corpoTatct By an act ~ the Legislature under ttc
corporate name of the >omcsvilie Water Compauy
FOR the purpose Of supplying the village Of ~uncs
yille, In the town of MI. Desert. iianrork county
Me, with pure water for domestic and sanitnr
purpose, and that for said purposes said cnrpor
anon may be authorized to take drtain divert and
Use the water Of Echo Lake Ia Mt Desert or
any other pond lake, stream or spring in said
town that may be necessary for the purpose afny1a
-Iid- with full power in build and sustain the nee.
e-sary reservoirs. and To lay pipes along and un
der any streets ar reads in said town and across
and under the private property Of individuals or
corporations Whenever necessary Tor the purposes
aforesaid, and to take private property, upon paw
ing just compensation therefor whenever nere,-
sary for The PURPOSES Aforesaid
ANDREW j. WHITING
X. g. SALISBURY,
JOHN W. SONGS
JONATHAN HAMoR.
Dated at Mt. Desert this tenth day of December
A, d.. iS-G,
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Mr.. C. c. Burrill reports the line of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur-
ril offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank, 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-16

There was a sensation at the MeQusde
trial in New York. Thursday, caused by
witness Duffy confessing that he committed
perjury before the Senate Investigating COM
nittee, and in his evidence at the former
trial,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-16

If you want custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style of art. and TO BIT like
the paper on the wall. leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
of these, and more, ut as low prices as can be
shown in the country. loft
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Why don't YOU try Carter Little Liver
PILE: They Il positive cure for lick head
ache. aud all the ILL., produced by d>ordrrtd
Liver. only one pill dose For sale by :.
u. Wiggin.
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The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing Dec, 10, 1886
BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

Morning train connects for sullivan.
.Runs to Bar lIarbor in pleasant weather
fstops on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Gangor, with through
and St John.
Inc steamer City Of Richmond makes the Ia 1
Trip for the season from Portland To Machaspoft
] &c -, returning Dec 27th. VIII resume serzir.
on or about trch TO- ies7.
PAISON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager
T. T. BopfHBY, Gent Pass. aud Ticket Ag't
Dec. 10. lss6. Iyr25
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No one knows better than those " be have
us,-d Carter, Little Liver Pills Whist rrliri
they have given when taken for dyspepsia,
dizziness. pain in the side. constipation, Dis
ordered stomach &c. Try them. For saic by
:. II. Wigyin.
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FAIRFIELD. No, Aug. =.
6. G.. GREEN. Dear ir.-Iuur \ ,.ir tnL-
qurror knock. the thill~ and Dumb A.ur
rNrrs tim. | warrant ever. huIilc aud il
never fai|>. have cured ease, " here Quininc
had no ,-f,t w hat,trr.
Your r,.py. ". II. SHAW n Co
ir So T. "
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-Moosehead Lake is frozen over, but is
probably not safe for teams. A man on
skates took the mails from Kineo to Green
vile the It'll. The skating was 6ne and he
made good time.
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RBTs.-All fits stopped free by DR.. kiine's
Great Nerve Restorer No Fits after first day S
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500 trial
bottle free 10 Fit cases. Send to DIR. Kline, 93l
Arch St, Phila., Pa. lyr5
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son. Frrd. leave for Ra>,on th,s Monday
morning.
Dec. H. 0SCE N \ WHILE.
Union mr+ius IN Baptist church Sunda,
sermon b, Rev Geo. ". iilnckle,. the pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Mason. being iud,sposrI
Mrs. Joann Merrill. vh,l, goirg ..ran
cellar last week, thought .hr bad reached
the ,a~i stair tho soon. and s'eppIHg If. met
with a SEVERE fali which ha~ confined her tp
thr bed ever SINCE. SIR j. comparatively
comfortable a present. She ha- he-u
threatened with congestion 81 abe lang,
Stated communication aui ,retur q
Offices q Ira Berry Lodge. nrSi Monday,
Dee 20
Tie .'or,. arr 80 he ".aaA out IT.
ChF,srmss Ron
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goods is now open. Ladies
who are selecting Christmas
gifts should not fail to pay us
a visit before purchasing. We
have made larger preparations
than ever to meet the demand
for the Holiday trade. The
we'll known fact of keeping as
large a stock of goods is any
dealer in Eastern Maine guar
antees that our assortment is
the most extensive and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-16

t win he accompanied with II fuli-pagr draw
snS- IN Mis- +. :. Thicker. The author Of
Little Tain, shout Plants" and Little TaIAs
about Insects, ha~ prepared an amusing
series shout
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- " L. " NNINGH \ NJ, Judge.
5wD' Attest:-CHAS 7. DORR Register
\ true copy Attest :-CTAs p DoRR. Resrister
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SCribnGr'S Magazine.
JANUARY NUMBER No. |, Vol. |.
NOW READY.
CONTENTS.

Gambetta Procaiming the Republic OF
rance, fronti>piece. Drawn by Howard
Pyle. Engraved b. Frank French.
"reminiscences of the Siege and Commune Of
Paris. FIRST Paper-The Downfall OF the rm-
pire. BY +. l.. Washburne. ex-Miuis,er to
France. With illustrations from portrait, and
documents IN Mr. Washburne'> possession aud
from drawings by Thulstrup, Meeker, Reich.
aud others
seth's Brothers Wife. Chapters |. V. Har-
old Frederic.
The Story of New York House. G.
Bunnrr. Illustrated by A. B. Frost, +. Hop
kinson smith, and G. ". Edwards.
sonnets In Shadow. Arlo Bates
Our Defenceless Coasts f. V. Greene
Captain U. S. Engineers. With maps sketches
and diagrams.
In a copy of the Lyrical Poems OF Robert
Herrick. Austin Dobson.
In Mexico. A Story Thomas A. Jauyier.
The BABY lonian Seals. William HAYES
Ward. With illustrations from seals in The
authors collection, and after DE Clerca. Pinch.
es, and others.
Glimpses at the Diaries Of Gouyerneur
Morris. Social Life and Character in the p,ris
OF the Revolution. First Paper Annie Cary
Morris. With portrait engraved by g. KrueJi
from the painting at Old Morrisana
Socialism. Francis A. Walker
The New Year. Maybury Fleming.
A Violin Obigato. A Story. Margaret
Crosby.
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FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

y1THERFAs Geo. MeCee, of Deer Isle, b!
w Ills mortgage deed dated the tenth dsy ~ -
November. a. D., 1885 and recorded N hane s -
Registry of Deeds, Vol. 20s Page ga. c9h'eft al
me, the undersigned certain parcel OF IT,, Ia
estate situated In Deer Isle, in the county OF
cock and bounded follows, to VII Acea inJ
island, situated in the Eastern Bay so.anass
about three miles southeasterly from u Is'.,ng
Landing, and known as Spruce Island, eon'aln a
one hundred acres, more or less, being sams pr r
ises sold and conveyed to said Geo asoI III
John Niece, by deed dated October p. A; p, ~
and recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeas, - aid
1s7, Page l65, and whereas the eoidillo. =, by
NOR gage has been broken, now tneresi.af /
reason of the breach of the condition thei
claim a foreclosure of said mortgage .prx
GEO. NJ WARhEN
Castine, Dec 4, 1885. 9~'
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In point of medicinal power and excel
lenee Hop Posters are far ahead OF all others.
% cts.
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'''' P"'"
I Ht accompany INK 'a'
'- a. 'l''l<n of the -'il'iirT-
i3'nun'cnt i"r " men W n'.
~ II h!'' fH~t, g \ x
hH7 contracted, +" n'' 81
'' ''d !n 'li7 eit' - th'
'-'' .i''F "I i''' 7vl'l!'F
3"' sailors VII" -arritic"i
I'l'iI YES Tor ti'''r t"l'n
tFF. This monument which
~ lii cost Ai-"'.t three
h"u7AhI i'.iars Is
Itht Nl'l'i tl'g 'itiAth-"i
.,'.t,,,t,.. ,...,n... 49,,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice Ia al
concerned that he has been duly appopt.
~ ana bas taken upon himself the trust of
an Administrator de bonis non Of the estate Of
MeiVliie +: Pettengiil, late of Hancock in the
county OF Hancock, deceased. by giving bond AS
me law directs; he therefore requests al persons
who are indebted to the said decea sed's estate 70
MAKE Immediate payment, and those who ba We any
ment. p"'
December ), Iss6. Nv sos
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10 which She t,,l, ahpui anti anti their vie
ani curi''u- wn}--han tll-s Wort. hotv riirv
harvest their grain. hbw TREY uilA their
cows. rtr.
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FURS FURS


On account of the warm wealth
or this season. 50 far, furs
haven't sold very readily.
As our stock is larger than it
ought to be, we have reduced
the price, to insure for them a
quick sale. No pretticr pres
ent can be given to lady
than st Of FtRS you can
buy Of u.
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Dated at Mt. Desert this tenth day of De
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. Pubyishers
A3 and I45 Broadway, New York.
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$500 Year. % cents Number.
money order. u
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December 5, lssG
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock ss.-Ai a CoRrt of Probate held at
Ellsworth, the second Wednesday of Dec
1SSi
ON the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED That notice
be given by publishing copy Of said petition with
this order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, = new paper printed or Dnh
lished in Ellsworth that all persons Interested NAV
attend on the second Wednesday of Jan. newt
at a Court of Probate to be holden in Ellsworth.
and shew cause, II any, why the PRAYER OF said De-
ation should not be granted. Such notice to be
given before said Court
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TIL: PRESS

f. pH..t-h''i "t~r' h'"fi'.Hg. -sn5a. excepted.
f' =-Hl asr when delivered Is a r.,r ~
s.-'t traF &. iaaH in advance
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Gold.

silver, steel Celluoid and Rubber > ecttcle aud
Eve bL's.cs. | have Just received 4 line assert
ncht Of the above Before purchasing call aud
examine. H. f. JOY
tfIJ torncrof Main and state St..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

vas the champions of the Plebs, or COM
mon people, in the Senate, trying to COM
pei recognition from the Patricisns. or the
eristocracy. Elm London. it was the Plebs
or common people of Ireland, through the
great PIebeian, Mr.. GLADSTONE, demand
ing recognition from the Pstricians or
aristocracy Of England.
Men are hero worshippers now just ss
then. When any great Roman ora
tor was to speak, in the Forum
the streets could scarcely hold the popu-
lace, who were eager to hear and applaud
their champion. In London many persons
remained in the Parliament building al
night for fear the crowd yesterday
would prevent their entrance, and thous
ands of Irishmen and Liberals assembled
early around Mr.. GLADsToyE's home tina
they nigh, cheer him and form trium
phal procession to the Parliament build
ing.
In ancient Rome, when any great ques
ton was sgitsting the public mind, the I'm
sgiuations of the people were continual
seeing p,odigiss Ominous of the future
Every meteor, every comet, every eartt
, quake shock, every eclipse OF sun or moor
and every uncommon occurrence in lit
portended something to the fate Of indiVic
uals or to the empire. In London yesteI
I day the great clock on Victoria tower tbs
rings the bell marking the hour for PsrliI
msnt suddenly stopped, and The cry at ono
8 went up that this portendsd something
the fate Of Britain.
Men, it seems, are Sighting similar ba
Ties, thinking similar thoughts, and a.
=, moved BY similar superstitions to those
twenty centuries ego.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
Or1rE nnexpec.edlY 70 the outsids

QrIrE Unexpectedly to the outside public
q conference between the standing commit
,ees OF the Western Nail Association and
United Nailers Of America, was held yes
terdsy. The proceedings were held with
closed doors and continued al afternoon,
when an adjournment was had until this
morning. This Is exceedingly good
pews and we are hopeful that
that the conference will end the strike. and
all hands 60 to work. All the eonfsrees
are az dumb as oysters as to what trans
PRED. Bot this is their privilege and in
view of the Importance of the business in
hand and the danger of imperfect or gar
bled reports, or a Misunderstanding of the
points in controversy through partial pub
licity, it is best on the whole, perhaps, to
keep dark and say nothing" until the con-
ference is at an end.
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,n,,r -, ~ nrnnLan-a g.

SOME New York crsnks are circulating o
memorial whose objsc: 10 to have the Fed
eral Government. assume the payment of
the debts of the Confederate States. These
parties, perhaps, own some Of the Contei-
crate bonds they bought for few cents on
the dollar, aud now want to convince the
people that it would be good thing for
the nation if it would assume payment of a
part Of the debt. II seems TO be kind Of a j.
NJ. MAsox-West. Observation-Disclosures
on q large scale. They want to get q good
round dollar for few cents and think it is
worth working for. And so it is But
however beautiful this scheme may appear
to the origiustors, it will be good for sore
eyes when the people see its beauties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
A Correction.

To t4s Editor of TIE RsgiS,sr.
Po1Sr PLEASANT, W. Va April 6.-The
5th inst, in your river report you say that
the local inspectors OF Cincinnati have rem
dered O decision in the recent collision
Gaze between the steamer st. Lawrence
ard the steamer Nail City, the latter boat
vas found to be in fault and Capt. W. D
Martin and pilot Walter Tbscker we're sus,
pended. You do Capt. W. o. Martin u
gree, injustice, the Nail City that ne hss
charge of did not have collision with the
steamer st. Lawrence, but she did have
with the VIM. Ernest, and Capt. John A.
Martin has charge of her, brother (of W.
o, ny Respectfully yours,
KANAwHA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

SENATOR FRYE, of Maine, is becoming
quite humOrist Because the Canadian
authorities would not let few Yankees
come over into Canadian waters and catch
Goldfish whenever they wanted to, he wants
the Senate to pass 3 bill closing al our At
lantic and lake ports against Canadian
vessels. These cod fishermen are very
modest in their demands. They want to
be permitted to fish in Csndias waters
when the please Snd then keep Canadians
from American waters This, with the
fact that Senator Frye wants 70 cripple
the commerce OF sixty millions Of people
that few cod fishers may play hide and
seek and other childish games, is one Of
the funniest and checklist jokes of the
season. Senator Frye ought to be voted
q leather medal.