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Green's Landing.

Green's Landing.
Capt. Robert knowlton is having his new
house painted in coors. The work is being
done BY Joseph Tyler of Boston. Capt X
has recently purchased the schr. Exact of
Goudsboro, and will employ her in general
freightiDg business.
George Barter, the young man who was
recently "blown up with powder, was Ia
ken TO the Massachusetts, eve and ear infirm-
arv last Monday, and we understand that the
doctors say they can save one of his eyes.
A sudden shock was given to this village
bv the death Of Mrs. Margaret Jordan, of
She died of heart disease in the night of
Sept. %. Remains taken to Bucksport for
interment.
Mr.. W. B. Peakes, who has been with the
Deer Isle Cornet band, as instructor the
past summer, has been engaged by them for
the winter. Mr.. Peakes is a fine musician
and pains-taking teacher, and the band
has made remarkable progress under his
tuition.
Mr.. Joseph Brimigion has purchased the
dwelling recently occupied BY Charles Bah
bidpe, and will move into it as soon as Capt.
Babbidge moves out. Capt B. commences
the foundation for a new house next Mon
day.
John Tyler has gone to Rockland after
lumber to finish the outside of his house.
BIS. & c. C. Thurlow will erect another
derrick, and open granite quarry, about
| a Of mile from their main quarry.
Oct. 2.
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National News.

Charles s. Wolfe, the Prohibition can
dida,e for governor Of Pennsylvania. is also
a candidate Of the same party for represent
alive to the legislature in one county.
Hon. Levi p. Morton. ex-mnister to
France, has helped to put the Congressional
church at Bristol, y. H., in order This is
the church Of which his father, the Rev. ID.
D. Morton, was pastor.
Chester NJ. Dawes of Chicago, eldes,
son Of Senator Henry l.. Dawes. has been
appointed assistant solicitor in the legal de,
psrtment OF the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy road.
The late Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, the
novelist, was the first woman TO send mes
sage by cable.
--Mlcaser Hancock, % years old, who
fought a, the Lundy's Lane, rode twenty
miles, the other day, with his 6S-year-old
son in wagon to make application for a
pension.
Public Printer Benedict at Washington
has discharged one hundred and fifty EN-
plo,es in his department. on account Of the
lnsufFiciency Of the appropriation 10 meet
the expenses Of the office.
Elk Senator Thurman was given an en-
,husiastc reception by the Ohio club at
Cincinnati recently.
-Congressman Randall is yet confined to
his room at his country home near Paoll,
bat h. Is steadily improving and expects to
be able to get around again some tImt this
week. His present attack Of rheumatic
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neavy rainfalls to make any perceptible
change in the wells and brooks.

neavy rainfalls to make any perceptible
change in the wells and brooks.
A friend Of Rev. E. H. Doane, who is
preaching in Oceanville, has been making
inquiry as to why bis name is so seldom
mentioned in the locals from here. To
satisfy this friend aud any others who are
interested, we will say that it is not because
Of any prejudice against, or indifference to-
ward Mr.. Doane. We are on the best Of
terms, but really We do not see the necessity
of having the minister's name in every
weeks issue Of local paper. When a
servant Of Jesus Christ is dependent upon
such source as this to get before the peo-
pie, it seems to NE there is somthing wrong
somewhere. The work Of Mr.. Doane in
Oceanville We can say is going quietly along.
He breaches here every Sabbath, has week
evening services, and as far as we can judge
has the good will Of oil his parishioners, and
hopes are entertained and earnest prayer is
offered that there may be revival
Of Gods work here this fall.
We hope with the above statement the
friends Of Rev f. II. Doane will not feel
that he is Intentionally sighted, if in the
future. as in the past, the name Of the
minister OF OceahSille uOes not appear as
often as is the case from some localities.
The lobster fishermen are very busy just
now putting down their traps. Close time
for Holsters ended yesterday, and now we
wish for all who are engaged in this business
a season Of abundant success.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle resumed work
Sept. 10Th. They will meet every Wednes-
day afternoon. Object Of the circle, to aid
in supper, Of preaching.
There is a scarcity Of wood as well as wa
ter in Oceanvile this fall. We have the
promise of early and later rain, but where
is the wood to come from?
Cranberries are selling at eight cents per
quart.
Oct. |. II.
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Maine State Sunday School Assoc
iation.

The Nineteenth Annual Convention will be
held at Chestnut street church. Portland, Oct
$50, commencing Monday evening. II
promises 10 be an occasion Of great interest and
value. The Rev. Jesse l.. Hurbut. u. D..
will take charge Of the Convention: the Chair
tee, Is. =. Jacobs. Esq. Of Chicago. will rep
resent the International work and participate
in other exercises through the meetings and
Mr.. c. L. Harri, Hope Ledyard). of Brook.
lyn, y. Y, will have direction OF Primary
work.
Each school Is entitled TO official representa-
ton 10y pastor. superintendent, and two other
delegates. In addition. hearty invitation Is
extended to all Sunday-sehool workers and
friends Of the cause.
Reduced rates on all railroad and stesmbos,
lines. BP SNOW. State .Serrefgry.
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4 very interesting Harvest Concert" was
held IN th. hall on Sabbath evening, Sept.
roth. The hall va, appropriately decorated
with the fruits Of TIE harvest while all the
recitations Of the evening and the music par
lsok largely Of the harvest season. During
the afternoon the Rev. Mr. Maine preached
a sermon Of the same nature.
On Thursday evening 30th ult., the chill
tren of the village gave an entertainment in
aid Of the Library Association, which was
vel patronzed and gave satisfaction. TIE
library will be opened Saturday afternoons
at O'Clock, and Saturday evenings Of each
week. Library room a, Miss Kate Overs.
There Is strong religious interest al
-Waukeag Neck" and the church there is
being repaired, painted and improved gener-
ally. New lamps have been donated to the
same from Bangor parties. Yesterday af-
,ernoon. in the vicinity OF the church, the
ordinance of baptism by immersion was ad-
miai,tered 10 seven candidates.
George c. Emery left town week ago
for Boston. He has been spending the last
fourteen months with his parents here, in
the interest Of his health.
"Sorrento" is still attracting large crowds
Of visitors Hardly day passes but that
large parties are driven to that place by Mr..
Cleaves, or people go WITH their own teams
to invest or investigate there.
Miss Lille Stimson has gone TO Boston
for visit among friends there.
The new Stimson mansion is at last
completed, and presents very fine appear
ance, externally, while the internal arrange
men,s of the same are almost faultless.
The +. |. C's have organized for their
winters work, and have an attractive pro-
gramme for Tuesday evening Of the coming
week. The, have for an object the purchase
of a piano for the new hall-an object that
must speak for itself. ROVER.
0nt
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ADVICE TO MOTHERs.

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Depend upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake
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softens the gums, reduces Inflammation and gives
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North Ellsworth.

North Ellsworth.
George V. Wasgat, will close hi. very
successful term Of school in pheasant val
ley" the coming week.
Isaac l.. Emery has moved into his new
house recently built by Frank r. McGown
contractor, and William Brown and Martin
n GORE. Joiners. of Ellsworth Falls. Mr.
Emerys many friends wish him long and
prosperous life in his new home
Mrs. A b. Barker of Ludlow is visiting
the family Of Mr.. Bridgham Haynes a, East
Dedham.
kdder Moore, Of Ellsworth Fails shot
and killed deer at Reeds Brook. last Fri
day night.
Miss lisa \. Austin is teaching school in
Phillips district, Dedham.
The new school house at Reeds Pond
is completed. School began there Oct. 4,
taught by Mrs. Hoyt F.. Austin.
Rev. Mr.. Towne's friends here are very
sorry 10 know OF his illness. and hope be
will no, have TO leave this state for his
health as reported.
Oct. 1.
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Oct. 2.

The wife Of General Pickett, of Gettys-
burg fame, now occupies an inferior position
in one of the departments at Washington.
President Cleveland proposes to begin
work upon his next message at once in order
to have it outlined, if not written, before he
10 hampered by the return Of Congressman.
The Charleston relief fund has reached
nearly $500 200.
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The Old and the New,

The od-styled pills. Who does not know
What agony they caused-what woes
You walked the floor, you groaned, yot
sighed,
And felt such awful pain inside.
And the next day YOU felt 80 weak
You didn't want to move or speak
Now Pierce's "Pelets" are 30 mild
They are not dreaded by a child.
They do their work in painless way.
And leave no weakness for next day.
Thus proving what Is oft contest
That gentle means are always best.
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hneksport.
Rev. \. a. Lewis of Wnterpor, ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. 5. l.. Han.eome
Sunday, Sept. 26.
Fred Wardwell Of ST, Paul, MINI, who
has been visiting friends here, left for the
ives, Wednesday, taking with him his broth
er Victor.
An interesting illustrated lecture was Civ
IN in the Franklin street church. Monday
evening.
Whooping cough prevails TO large ex-
tent. keeping man, OF the children from the
public schools.
Capt. Henderson pendleton. formerly Of
buckspori, died in Wlntetport on Tuesday
Capt. 7. followed the sea all his life until
about three years ago when he took to The fer
r, between Win,erpor: and Bucksport Cen
tire. He had a large circle OF friends, aud
leaves wife and two children.
Sch Mary 4. Rice has been receiving re-
pairs here the pas, week X.
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What Was II. John,

That made your face so clear from pimples
said his sweetheart. Why, don't you know
Eva! For over year took everything
could think of without helping me, then
bought two bottles of Sulphur Bitters, and
now haven't one pimple on my face. 1t is
the best blood cleanser ever saw.
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The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing, June, %, 1886.
Eastern Standard Inc.
BAR HARBOR To BANGOR.
BANGOR TO BAR HARROR

fStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
The $50 4. VI. train from Bangor aud 80 r. NJ.
train from Bar liarbor run daily, sunday in
cluded.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line, to and from Portland Boston
and St John.
The steamer City of Richmond makes two trips per
week between Portland, Bar Harbor and Machfas-
port from Portland every Tuesday and Friday
and from Machiasport every Monday and Thurs
day.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres and Genf Manager
F. f. BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. Tnd Ticket Ag't.
June %, 1856. Tyr rs
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City and County,

rimson and scarlet and yellow,
Emerald turning To gold.
>aimmering there in the sunbeams,
>hivering here in the cold;
Waving tarewells as the tempest
Ruthlessly tears them apart,
fiuttering, dancing and rustilng
As hither and thither they dart;
Rccklessly sailing the rapids,
Lazily swimming the pools,
Playing Il spy" with each other
Under the puffy toadsiools.
Wreaths for the walls of her dwelling.
Each nea, little honsekeeper weaves.
And there. amid delicate fern sprays.
Nestle the bright autumn leaves.
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Oeeanville, Deer Isle.

OeeanVflIe, Deer Isle.
Mr.. Thomas Merithew Of this place met
with painful accident while at work on
quarry at Green's Landing. on Saturday,
last. He is confined to his room, unable to
walk, but hopes to be out again soon.
People on this Island who have been
anxiously waiting for rain are beginning to
have their hopes realized. We will need
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When Baby VA sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she va Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung TO CastoriA
wAsa sas h.d Children, she savs sAsm CastorsA
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, OCT. 2, 1886.
Mr.. }. B. Cha pman. Mr.. g. W. King.
Mr. g. c. McKenney Mrs. W. ID. Moore, 2
Mrs. Jane Murphy. Mr.. Elek Tario
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Boston-Ar Oct !, sehs Accumulator, Turner,
Deer Isle; Henry Clay, Stevens, Franklin; Frank
Pierce, Greenlaw, Fleetwing, Goss, and Florence
+. Tower knowlton, Deer Isle, White Foam, Ford.
Lamoine
Ar Oct 4, sch W Emerson, Gott Orland
Ar Oct g. schs Imogene, Candage, Bluehill; st
Leon, Perkins, PenObscot; Henrietta Hutchins,
Orland
New York-Ar Sept 80, sch Annie Rickerson,
Foss, Franklin
Sid Sept 80, bark Mary Hale, Higgins, Cardenas
Ar Oct 2, sch Jed Frye, Langley, Calais
Ar Oct 5, schs Alpha, Wooster, Sullivan; Flora
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Bsr Harhor
Engineers have been making survey
,hi. week in Bar isrbor for d more com.
p!ete system Of sewerage.
Land a, Hollis Cove has lately taken a
"hoom," and lots there have been selling a,
fabulous prices. \ 10, Of SIX acres was sold
hy Mr.. T.. r. Hamor for $4,000 Senator
iulr Of Florida, bought fourteen acres
paying $4,000.
Norton, the plumber. has been piping tn,
brick block for steam heat.
Mr. Hinckley. Of New York. has begun
his cottage which /. 10 be erected this sea
son on West street
\ horse race occurred Wednesday q,
Rural Park, witnessed bv all Bar !ia!bor
By the energy Of Mr. Baldwin. new
bell has been purchased By subscription for
the Methodist church.
The village was startled by the cry of fire
Monday morning. The alarm came from
the Belmont. but the blaze was soon sub,
dued by the aid OF the hydran,..
Several new buildings viii probably bt
erected on Main street this winter.
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The North Ellsworth Sewing Circle will
hold its annual ieyee and entertainment on
Wednesday. Oct. 10, in Agricultural Hail.
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NEVER NEGLECT a con.tipated condition
OF the bowels, or serious results surely follow.
such q piles. impure blood. and many chronic
complaints. BurdoCk Blood Bitters.
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Dedham.
]. B. Burrill begins work in his new
pant factory this week. In our next We
shall give description Of the building and
business.
Schools have commenced in districts l,
and 4.
Hadley P. Burrill has been drawn as ju-
ror to serve at the Oct. term.
Mrs. Jennie Peaks has returned from Bar
Harbor and is now in Bangor.
Mr.. S. Z. Peaks is at work on c. l..
Ponds house at Georges Corner. Mr..
Pond is having his house entirely remodel
ed.
Letters from o. C. Pinkham who wen, to
Washington for his health, say that he 10
very much improved.
A. b. Hartman and A. DeBeck attended
the w. Penobscot fair at Exeter last week.
The roof of the Congregational church has
been newly shingled.
Willis F. Hart who graduated from the
Maine Medical school last June is practic-
ing medicine in Exeter.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port
Thursday, sept 80
Sch Baltimore, Long, Biuehill
Sch Federal Bluehill
Sch Grape. Hutchings, Bar fiarbor
ARRIVED.
Friday, Oct
Sch Betsy, Tate, Southwest Iiarbor
Sch Copy Treworgy, Providence
Sch Hussar, Farrell Bar Harbor.
SAILED
Sch Sea Flower, Sargent, Bar Iiarbor
ARRIVED
Saturday, Oct
Sch Arboreer, CLARK, Boston
Sch Forester. Mosley, Rockland
Sch Wesley Abbott Whitaker, Boston
Sch Senator, Sinclair, Boston
Sch ID 5 Lawrence, Patterson, Rockland
ARRIVED
Sunday, Oct
Sch Fair Dealer, Smith, Boston
Sch Grape, Hutchins, Bar Harbor
Sch Scioto, Saddler, Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
Monday, Oct4
Sch Dolphin, Moon, Boston
Sch Allandale, Remick, Portland.
Sch Branscom, Potter Boston
SAILED
Sch Caressa Harvey, Isle au Haul
ARRIVED.
Tuesday, Oct
Sch Adam Bowlby Bowden, New York
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Sunday In the Churches.



TeNt-Matt. l.: 10. Then came the dis
ciple> to Jesus apart. snd said. WHY could not
We cast him out" While Jesus was being
glorfed on the top Of the mount of transfgur-
alton. h's disciples were being Inundated at
IT, foot. The contrast between the two scenes
l. sharply defined. Thi. temporary ascension
Of Jesus TO glory gave his disciple. opportun-
lily to exercise apostolic power. Perhaps while
preaching the new religion. and cxiolling the
power OF the Master over disease. the poor
lunatc boy is brought 10 them. They speak
exercising word. but the demon doe not
depart. " bile they are thus chagrinc,l. Christ
Is hearing from the open heavens the approx :
inc voice Of his Father, This i, my beloved
Son In whom am well pleased our first
feeling il one of sympathy with the foilcd di.-
ciplcs. Then We feel like rejoicing that they
ean sympa'hze with u. Their disappoin,-
ment makes them seem like u. for this was
typical human experience Il was di,appoint-
meni in work given by opportunity. and it
was none the les hard to bear. ihsi II came
through an ovcr-estimate Of their shiliiy. To
correct this >elf-conoeit. there came thi- rcyc-
lsiion Of their weakness Hhcn the disci-
ples asked Christ the rra>on Of their failure
lie gave them what seems 10 u cold comfort.
He accounts for one failure hY revealing an
other, lack Of faith |, {. hard 10 be told Of a
new defect, while smar;ing under the sense Of
one already felt, but II there l. good SUIT in
u. We shall hold on snd try Agsiu. II Wa.
creditabr to the disciples that they tried to
cast out the demon. Indifference to the case
81 the poor hoy would hsvc bccn objectionable
anu failure To measure ourselves by the op-
portuniiv given j. grester fau, than self
conceit or .elf-,l>,rusi. The root cause Of
each Of these faults i lack Of faith but ali
things arr possible 10 him that belle, eth
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Hancock County Teachers Association A.
Ellsworth, Friday and SATURDAY. Oct. - X %.
l~>s.
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Surr,.
Chas. NJ. Smith has rented part Of the
rost-office building, and opened a fine line
Of confectionery.
Mrs. Jarvis Of New York is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Ray.
The lecture that was given for the benefit
Of the young folks in the NJ T.. Church las,
Sunday evening was well attended.
Mrs. Casper was taken suddenly ill Sun
day evening. HAMLET.
Oct 4.