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Iron Bound Lodge ,.

report was circulated 10 some extent last
week that the Good TrmpIar'- Lodge Iron
Bouud) was about to suspend operations. 1t
was report that carried with 1t sadness as
well q. surprise TO the unattentiSe members
and also 10 the citizens OF Winter Harbor. To
think that the organization the, Ind reared
w from the cradle OF infancy. through the
trials and temptations OF youth, overcoming
the many obstacles aud di>eoursgements which
are sure 20 visit every Good Tempiarfs organ
izatiou during that period of existence, 10 the
grand attainment through wears Of prosperity
TO the age OF maturity, and now IN the hrst
wear Of lis manhood TO become extinct. natur-
ally provoked A feeling of ,orrow Isl ectally
wa, it 10 be- regretted Us the report carse at
time when the Increasing population, building
aud business interests and rapid growth OF The
place most needed the protection and influence
which the lodge has ever eNerted III subdn-
ing and keeping frum our midst the pcrni'-
ioti> demon intemperancc. 1t j. an orgnntza-
ton " Which has promulgated and stamped up
on the mind, Of our youth those grand and
noble principles 81 temperance and morality
principles which have rescued many Young
man from the SHARES of the t"mpter and from
being dragged down 10 a drunksrd> grave.
principles which teach loyalty 10 self. Loyalty
to neighbor aud citizen and LOYALTY To God; an
organization which ha, not only Ids ocate'i the
cause of temperance snd maintained IL, obi
cations hut has offered many opportunities for
cultured >oci,tv. educational a;tainment> ani
aspirations: in fact IL ha, been the nucleus
from y hich many good Icrl-, benevolent att.
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Obituary.

In the death OF James Madison Rlaisdell.
Franklin loses a highly respected citizen. Our
fl, Il recollection of Mr.. Blaisdei Is as the
business partner IN trade and vessel building
Of the late Hon. John West, which cODnec-
ton lasted for some years. The Hon. West
retiring from the firm, bis son Joseph II. and
Mr.. Blaistiei continued the business of trade.
In time this partnership dissolved and Mr.
BiuisdelI went into trade in another part of
the town. where The vessel building interest
was continued. He was onr efficient post
master for number Of years. In 1876 he was
our able representative TO the State legiSia-
lure. He ha, also held offices Of town trust.
Upright and faithful and with an Intelligent
conception OF the demands arising from al
these pasitioas In HE. be won the esteem of
nil. Politically he was an ayowed Republican,
A constant realer he kept himself posted In
all the affairs Of the day, and much regretted
the fixture of his eyesight As his disease rress.
sressrd: but his devoted son sep. e.al; al,
vi>ed Of M eyents saeia, AID kindly thought
ft,l d tae isst. b9 viii be sadly missed from
uTs home from amongst bis neiyhbors and
from the ranks of his feliowmen. The de-
voted wife. daughter and two sons have the
tender sympathy Of all. @-ss ~
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State Jews.


Ill ,n II .uuihai ilamin hA, hal the
p.ri~arr "I reA4!'~ Hi ',nh "'l''ii I'LL,
u.t> Ial..5. l"' =" TIL r''f,,,
-'-'r "1, II i'. ,!,,, I'LL. ,,,,,,..', ~
N ,ft..'~ Venerable. statesman
a.. ,+...,.,,
-''', II 'F' - ''' ttr
MAJ. a trit. =, the vs., and southern Cal
tfort,fa i'm about TWO weeks Mir Charlse
sp,a.r... his SON Is nou nj Los Angeles and
Nh Nrr.,,ge \, visit him.
,,-. ,,. VII,
,~rnor. a,,rd a wears. with the aid Of
,prrtarle@ ha~ lust finished Quilt Of
. uAu Niece, called Steps ID the Capitol"
"a l"iGe n no'd IeIhpIaf' tn peSn ~ u
s1Atei az 'AlsoPec- h"A'"ii' ~"
members
-Geors. b. Wentworth of Dover, \.
H.. WHO Was 50 seriously inJufe" ~ t"'
ha'erhi disaster ".cu 1T .iir nIsf' VA
day evening lie Nuhel"" ''r'''i! 'i'' NV
last.
Seven men. supposed 10 bc connected
ain, TN, hand az burglars operating about
r2a.tnr III snm. hast wer. arrested
FRIDAY uight. Al their Headquarters
l,r,,n annnut 81 stolen property was
f,Iul
The Louisiana Democrats allef oe!nG
several Gay. y, SvSsi,i.. hase ii'''ii 'i'''''''
-'ioYerhor Maroie haI nominated il"li.
Joseph o. smith o. $50" hcea'' 10 'e
Insurance commissioner
All the lasters but six in Rcnne &
Halls shoe factory at CALAIS went on a
Six. wednesday. They demanded sl.30
fnr lasting a certain shoe for which the
COMPANY pays sl.I5.
,.,,s !;
-Feter oehhsti "ho WI io IL. ,:,i, ~ n
informed Sheriff Brown of Bangor that
many Of the blood-stained bills were in
circulation about Newport. Mr.. Bennett
had traced them to persons in the town
whom he thought were connected with the
crime.
=. o.,ir,, ~ tbo ministers of
/ pn,ia,,i tt,o faI,o,yip,, resolution was
y, ti''i',, Pesayred that we
ps,se hnarty congratnlatinns 10 the
p pn, Tbor,as I'M d d., on the occasion
Of his seyentjeth birthday. with the as
! snrance of our fraterral affection, our ap-
I preciatiou of his high attachments and
still higher personal worth, and our earn
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Prank Carroll Burrll. son of Col c. c.
Burril. who has been attending MiiehelPs
BOYS school Mt Billerica Centre. Mass. has re-
turned home by reason OF the burning Of the
: t,rol building In wh ich be was taught. Rels-
Tive 10 the conhagration we clip the following
from the Lowell MAI OF Jan. IA
sbout 4 81 o'clock " -sinesdsy afternoon
ite customas, quietuie 81 Billerica Centre
was broken by an alarm of fire IN MitchelTs
BOYS school, at the corner OF Main and An
dover streets. The fire originated IN = pile OF
kiudIing wood in the basement. near the cellar
stairs. rs Is supposed from match accident
nlly let fall there aud was first discovered by
the domestics in the kitchen. who finding the
smoke issuing from the cellar and Milling the
rooms rushed TO the outside and screamed as
loudly as possible. By the heroic efforts OF
the students and the people of the village,
about two-thirls OF the furniture was saved
nnJ carried into neighboring houses for stor-
age As Mr.. Mitchell and his students stood
watching the burning ruins, their sad faces
indicated that they kc,nly realized the fact
tont on one OF the coolest nights OF the wear,
thcy were burned out aud left homeless on the
street when the excitement aud confusion
attending the fire. had subsidized, many OF them
Ind doubtless sad forehoiings of how or where
they should find shelter for the night. Such =
thought. II IL entered their minds at NIL. must
have been OF but short duration, for around
them came the wealtheSf residents ~ The
town wing with one another IL 10 who should
have the privilege Of taking TO their homes a.
many Of the student. ~ they could accommo-
date.
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The Augusta officers nave made anoth
err raid on Michael Burns the imported
rum seller
Harry A. McNealy brother of the
Saco bank defaulter left for New York and
sailed for Liverpool in the steamer B3tlinis
Of the Cunard line Saturday. The sole OBJ
iect Of his trip j. 10 recover the stolen
hank securities. lie declined to state
where he sgas going, but said be should be
gone about six weeks Frank e. NcNcaliy
the defaulter, viii also 90 20 Liverpool.
but will probably sail from Montreal or
Quebec
Mrs. A. v. Page. Of Machia- port shut
the hampers in her coal stove t!le other day
and with her two children after dinner lay
down to rest She soon feIl asleep and
when faund about two hours after was
nearly stiaed by the gas from the stove.
Medical aid was called and succeeded IN
bringing Mrs Page and one child to. The
other child died from the effect Of the
gas.
A writ of attachment was Issued
from the United States narshal's Office
and served the 10th upon the steamer City
of Richmond of the Portland and Ma
chias line The writ is iss5las-a the in
stance of the Portland Steam Packet
company TO secure payment Of fair AND
raasonable salvage" the City Of Rhh
..,oed having seeai rvseaeo .r9aa peril 9i
sbIeareek ia August last, pear Aiiprtdge
lx. the steamer Forest City, beinngipe K
lie nbeIlaBt company. A keeper was pu
on board the City of Richmond. The at
taehmeut is fer her full yalae, s50,ao9.
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Ceremonios and othor
events at SomoSyillo.

-s...~,ts-- .if,->,a.r>, rsl ~s.l.-,, 'l.. ia fl
i.-t..t.--.., .,.I .rt,ar ceremonies. d. t,rs..I
,,-.. III. AN ~...i-la, esru#a- !. III.
,.-.+....-. ,.lt. i.A,r. v r,tAar I'a-'.
\. i.t d. A. H.. N..f tt- r,.-u NJ m~,tt-
.I.... i,..i &. i .a.s! ..u.Aln- o.sl.,. 4atlns
.r....s...r.. ...n t-.... .r,ta..er~y. ktaa5
r.. ...-..5..,, i.tt .t.,... Last Fou-,A pf b. s,c
J...-i I...... n Parker p, .suil. l.;u.u.sII
,...tts-, f.~ ,t.. .-..-l -..,-.fau-,. u made
3d.. ... ...,.s.. ,... The r-.,sA.r mr-tte.
.,:.-s ~. ....,H. Installation 81 the ID .t..
D., ...a..,, ~ Ellsworth. - ft..N-
I.n.a. g.. Nlr,r.. : Y a.. Ju..
>. Af.....-I y a, ,ii,-i; l.. rur,ry: .At..I-
,.t N I.-,. ,h4pi,.i. p4..a p4tu..
,,...........+..- ,-tru. n. In-t,Y; ~.l..tsn.
i. DB.,f..,t lt- p4y. l)rIuralac
fn.H... adi ~ fl., ,iuA..G Mira 4.
4-sf.-fr a. n 81 L. la... ,yl.. ~,-r-
...,,t,. - E.,nu
.>iiu.a5.!,- VIZ. lll,. installation Of tag
..,.i..-. CD, jam. n. Parker W1u.l'- l.,.i-t
......... Nj. >.,t,b.t j. th'ir4.t - f.. .o''.-:
i.......t,f... NJ M. l:'rlr.r,i.nn: : y Pres
i.:..r Mr.. i.u+y >an,.-: Y. Pre,i.lsu: Mr..
.Ittiiif It-tfb: SECRETARY. NJ, Emily Alurr-
treasurer. Nr, Fiona Grind3r: Chaplain,
,,4.tlt5. smith. Conductor, Fla Ma>uu; ~
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Obituary notices, beyond the Date. anne and Age
must Be paid for at the rate Of ~. cents a line.
steuben-Jan. 10, Mrs. A>2Asa Wakefield, aged
IS years.
Hoboken n. Jan. 4, Ernest W, son OF
Winfield and sibyl Kendall, formcrl: Of steuben>
aged about years,
Minnesp polls, MinD.--I,ee IL, Eva, daughter OF
Charles and Stella Godfrey, formerly OF steuben,
aged about 2 years and months.
Lasaoine-Jan. IL, MIR, sias Coolidge, aged SO
wears and months.
FranklB-Jau. u, Mr. Charles A. Blaisflell, aged
81 years and IL months.
West Eilsworsh-Jan. Il, Mr. Johu Bunker,aged
Is yeAFs aad months.
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NaI.I.ieE.

Sedgwck-Jan. 10, by Rev. ga Davis, Mr.. Ed
win |. Bahson and Miss Rose \, Billings, both Of
Brooksve-I Eastern MsssNchu-ptts pau..r,
please copy
Mt. Desert-Dee> {. by !. Hainor, Esa., Mr..
Frank a Nickoison and Miss Mary }. Higgins,
both Of Mt. taeseFt
SulHS.B-.tsR. II, at the residence of Mr. Z. W .
johnson, by Rev. +. a. Carter, Mr.. George &. Pat
ten, Of sullivan and Mrs. Carrf, Harrison, OF
franklin.
SO. Gouldsboro-J&n. 2. hy +. p. Sargent Esq,
Mr.. Oliver II. Bunker and Miss Annie &. Gerrish,
both of GouldsboRo
stesbeD-JaD. ], By J. {. Googins, ESQ Mr.
John l. Sullivan, of Steuben, and Miss asenath
Leighton, OF Milbridge.
DEC. 81 Mr. Emery farker,of St.,nl,en al d Miss
Rosie T.. Hall, of Harrington.
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The New York E.eang Post quotes a
from a Washington correspon-
dent Ia She effect that Higgins was at last
forced out as "the President and Secretary
Fairchild were waiting to unload him
when the popular clamor should "a rar
subsile that they would not appear to be
driven" So Mr. Cleveland rather than
yield to public sentiments has retained in
the Government service a man he knew to
be unworthy of trust, for of course he
would not have desired to ''unioad' him
had he not known tina charges preferred
against him WssA we'll founded For the
sals.a reason Mr.. Cleveland retains the seE-
vices of Attorney General Garland =
though well aware of his scan ~
record That Is tAe Mao ~s .alous
Grover, Clesyssa.,5s - reformer
.lraa r.- His mulish DISPOSE
lead him to successfully deiy
Dublic opinion for time, even TO the eS-
tent of standing by Higgins and Garian 4,
bat there is time coming when ne VIII
and that public opinion is stronger than
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Lisbon streets. Lcwiston, Jan. 26 and ., for
D. election OF officers. &c. Arrangements
y I'll be made by Custer Corps No. 3, for free
Htertain,ne',l nf all diccairs or ali"rnates
y no MAY attend the convention. The Maine
central r. r. wil sell round "Trip thkrts a
:. .lueed rate.
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fastbrooi.

EsstbrooI.
Preparations are being made ut the mill
for saving spool-wood for II. i. Mason of
Ellsworth.
Vonia, daughter of A. u. Dyer, il quite
i'll.
Our well known and popular trader, Yves
ley DeBeck, will drive q well stocked cart
through this town every week instead of
every other week As formerly.
The snow is hailed with delight. espe-
cially hv those who are paying men TO sit
in camp and look out AT bare ground.
Mrs. SalIic Bunker and daughter Abbie
are suffering from lamencSs
The many relatives and friends Of Les
lie Wilbur in this town We're greatly
shocked ID hear Of his death, A. u few
days before, the news came that he was
very comfortable and his recovery was
quite certain. Much sympathy j. felt for
the young wife ana her little ones.
Jan ID. ID. K.
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MariayiiIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pyle have purchased
the Severance farm and are moving into
their new home.
Mrs. Lucy Morrison IL quite sick with
but little hope of recovery.
Mrs. George Frost who has been sick
so long Is still unable to work.
Ielotes Grover, Jr., who has been
confined to his he'd for number of months
by lung trouble, we hear, is somewhat bet
ter but fears are still entertained for his
recovery.
Mrs. Chas. Goodwin has been quite sick
but is improving.
N.Y..
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A Gard of Thanks.

Rev. F.A. Palmer AMI wife would rheertully
extend their thanks to thr prnple ~ EiI--
worth FOR their generous donation Jan =. ani
~ their personal presence. The -um - ST.
50 was received Also wopd extend thauks
to the fraternity 81 /. .. o. T. Tor their time
ly aid on the occasion. giving the sum ~ TWEEN
ty-dyc dollars Of the sum above stated. Also
would extend thanks to Second Hancock aud
Wr,' Ellsworth .ociriir, f'r Cbris'ma' pr"s-
en'- receive
IA. PALMER.
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ASauare Statement By a Carpenter.

-Francis f.. Willard contributes to
the Woman's journal. story illustrat-
ing the good effects of the tricycle. upon
MAD and body. Miss Willard is an
on, husiastic believer in this kind Of ex-
rcise f,r women and glrls.
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Born.

Frankln-nec. Is, to Mr.. and Mrs Charles o.
Bunker, son.
Jan :, to Mr.. ard Mrs, Loscnzo Brag,lon. a
daughter.
Jan 10, to Mr.. and AIr. A. L. Fernald son
Jan. u, to Mr.. aua Mrs John weutv orth q
daughter.
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On Monday pal, Is: noi>cs bciOnsu1 to
Mr. James Richardson Of Aurora. while stand
Ing III front az II. NJ. Il r. far, gri~t mill
getting frightened by the blowing Of the |
o'clorA whist, started ram. Mr.. Richard
son who was in the mill at once ran out and in
irving to stop them. was struck by the sled
throwing him against the sidewalk. cutting
hi arm and hurting hi, leg. The horses ran
up Water and State streets, but were tired out
when They reached the top OF State street hill
aud were easily stopped.
ON Friday night last Mr.. John Fox OF
Ellsworth Fails. lost horse which Il is said
was Valued at S225.
( our surry meighhors are doing good
business catching smclts. We hear that they
have already caught siJoo worth.
on THURSDAY evening last donkey par
/ ty' WAS given toa few of the friends Of Mr..
1 and Mr.. \. NJ. Foster. az their residence on
Z Jewel street The Kind manner in which the
Z guests were received by MIR. and Mr., Foster.
and ,he entertainment throughout the entire
I evening were highly appreciated by all
present.
/ Rev, u. II. Trihou preached in the Metho-
a.; church on SUNDAY last
Mr.. J.. A. Emery returned home from
Minneapolis whittier >he went 10 attend the
funeral 81 her brother the late John Crosby,
Read in another column the Wanted" Of
/ Nr. Il. +. Ora, Of the Franklin Hou-c.
The rain OF sunday rendered our streets
,,ir g.. and dangerous The pedestrian
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Citv aHd Court.

z, T.. l. 4 % 10, cl ia.nars .llriny the winter.
- r..cN here the ness advertisement OF
NJ Irving O>sood. photographer. Nj
and makes some very fine photograph, snd
>tcreo>copic views.
MIR. Il. F. JOY. photographer, has gone
to Boston to spend week or two in booking
over the Photographic field. Nj Joy i in
search Of new ideas. improvements, and inyen
tion, He mean. to keep fully ~ with The
lines.
judge J. A. Mliaen III Cherr, ield. Is
contributing 10 the Ma-hia, EepRblicaa ser
ir> OF yer, interesting sketches entitled set.
ilcmrnt and settlers Oh Pleasant River
Mr.. Charlie, Drummcy. of this city, is
SUD, ing law in The office OF q. Z. Dutton. Esq
C. u. Turner, Isle au Hsut- Is to build q
Yacht on the clipper model for Washington
gentleman. The frame l. to be- OF harkmatack,
and the planking southern cedar. She will
be corpercd on the stock
Hon. }. u. Hopkins ana Hon II. d, Sauu-
dcr- attended tie meeting 81 the Republican
STATE emmiitee 1t Augusta last week
-Ihe Masonic bodies o. this city have de-
cidrl to have an installation. reception and
part, On Wcdu->da, evening Fob !. 4 good
tine &, expected.
DR. u,ine. la, setter puppy for which
he paid $50. The puppy, sire wa, imported al
a cn.' Of sl5O'.
", had yer, pleasant cali on Thnr-dav
f,.n J = Coolidge. E.a.. II Walthnm.
NJ. vh,vs> summoned 10 Lanloius hv The
1...n.,.lt. .sn.r. Mr.. ~ija, Coolidge. Mr..
p ,,....l.. t.....t ,l.ar..,. for several wear,
.,fs. Whitman i...-,.hrr, Ia which TOO ton,
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Grower Cleveland and THAT time /, in No
yymbcr next when he viii receive cordial
invitation 10 retire TO private life.-E'"y"r
ihty
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The Experience Of Mrs. Peters.

The Experience Of Mrs. Peters.
Mr-, t$,ers bad ills,
Mr.. Peters had chilis.
Mr.. Peters was sure she was going to die;
They do-ed her with pills,
With powders and >quiIl<.
With remedies wet, and with remedies dry.
Many medicines iared her,
But none u them cured her,
Their names anu their number nobody could
And he soon might have died
But some Pellets were tried,
That acted ike magic, and then she got well.
The magic pellets were Dr. Pierce's Pleas
Pill>l They cared Mrs, Peters, and now she
wouldn't ho without them,
O@u't be Criminal.
The wonderful curative properties of Little
Hop Pins make II almost criminal to suffer
from headache, constipation or disOrdered
liver. They cost but trife and are simply
invaluable. All druggists, % cents. Airdys
Cure.
Ayers Hair Vigor improves the beauty
OF the hair and promotes its growth. 1t pre-.
vents the accumulation OF dandruf. cleanses
the scalp. and restores natural color to gray
hair. Hgye you received Ayers Almanac for
30 new year:
ASluare Statement By Carpenter.
''For years | have had shest trouble
amounting to nothing short Of consumption.
| sa,c how others ia like condition had been
cured by the ave of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, and resolved TO test its merlts
u my own case. The results are so plane as
hardly TO require bitStOck or any dnger-
n.ents in favor of this grate remedy. IL does
d,rt it claims 1t builds up the system, sup
ports and s:reL gtbens where others fsil.S
lie aGlz. my recovery, which Is now ON a
sure foundation. hinges on the compass Of
this wonderful Restorative, having tried other
remedies without q bin Of relief,s :
-YoV ne. free fr0m net
,,1,,Ss N'''s up Plaster. Soothes, slim.
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S-EtA EAAcGrs.
jesse Brown and family of Lamoine,
have moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by Charles Shaw.
We are very sorry to hear of the illness
of Mrs Minnie Milliken, of Bar Harbor,
who recently lived at this place,
Mr.. Nathaniel MeIafiand y quite sick.
NIr. ". II, Mcfarland Is AZ home for
while.
Mrs. Stella Shaw, Of Bar Harbor, in
tends stopping the winter at her father,
Mr. L. Tracys.
c,ns school taught by Fred L. Mason
of Ellsworth, closed on Friday, the 18th
Inst, after a very successful terra of
eight weeks. Wewore fortunate to pro-
cure the seryi.ss of 81 competent a
teacher,
Jan. IL. kga1AS.
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EuP. Dunham Of Waltham, killed
hog. the llth, eighteen month, old that
weighed six hundred ana forty nine
pounds.
The Hcddin4ton teams came through to-
day for The first time thi, winter. II il
quite hclp IN keeping the roads open
-Four fpur-hprse teams pas through the
Nholc length Of the to"n four "r siN
times week
Not much snow but lumber haulers are
doing fairly, better than with snow three
feet deep, an short roads.
Jan. II. WAsAw.
Aa.s,r>:-
Vim. W. Watts is afflicted very badly
with rheumatism. but j. slowly recover
ing
Emerson circuit Esq, has >oIi his farm
and intends TO move 10 TIL town Of Ben
ton, in March.
We notice Z b. Foster. Esq, running
about some with his scale rule, which in
dictates that he is performing his old
tricks.
/. :. SWEET, Esq, lost a valuable Cow
last week. She ate hay all right in the
morning and before 9 O'Clock was dead.
Frank Rowe of the firm OF Anderson &
Rowe had the misfortune to put his
shoulder out Of joint last Saturday. He is
now As cpmfprt.lhl" a. can BE- expected.
Samuel George came near toa sudden
and frightful end last Saturday BY his
horses gallopng down hill through the
woods With load of logs, the sled- com
ing 10 a sudden halt ,linst rock, throw
ing Mr. George headlong upon the ground
with terrific force and causing fearful
bunch behind the ear.
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when Baby WA sick, We gave nor Castoria,
When she a Child she ere. for astoria,
when she became Aiisa She ching 10 q astoria
When Al. had Children she gave them Castoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-19

Take p. X. and be .. n. See AL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
PERSONAL
for fig leaves

Mr.. Ruskin has given to tho British Natural History
Museum his great diamond with this insert pon The
Colcnso Diamond presented by John RuskIn IN honor
Of his friend tho Loyalty and patiently adamantine
First Bishop OF NataD Also his hno ruby. with this
legend: The Edwardes Ruby presented by John Rus
kin I'm honor OF the inviucibo sodiership and loving
equity OF Sir Herbert Edwardess rule by the shores OF
Indus The gifts arc made on condition that these
labels retained
They say that General Molgs asked General
Sheridan his opinion of that fcarfuly and wonderfully
designed Pension Building at Washington. I" have
said General Sheridan only fault to and with IT,
"a And that is-fs ats hrcpioofl'
Senator Sherman Is a most methodlcal and orderly
man. His study at all times Is model of neatness.
The papers the desk suoh no occupied with
at the time, and they arranged carefully. II q
book lying tho desk II not left from Its place
on the shelves 10y accident through neglect There
no piles OF papers lying about or scraps upon the
noor Tho rugs straight, aud comfortable chairs