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Are you disturbed at night and broken of Your
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are Kidney and Liver diseases, and
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Athlophoros, in connection with
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Mt. Desert ferrr.

Mt. Desert ferrr.
Mr.. Isaiah Moon passed away Saturday,
after long and painful illness which re
suited from fall he received last winter.
Mr. Guilford Martin and Mr.. Atwood
Martin arrived home last Tuesday. from
Boston, where they have been In schooner
Collins, VIM. Murphy of Sullivan, captain.
She brought lot of freight for J. IL.
Stimson.
Mr.. James Randall of Brighton, is visit
ing at Mr.. Dudley NartiG's. u
Miss Fife Moon ii quite sick with sore
throat. 3f~ i
Mr.. Geo. Moon is improving slowly.
Jan. 8. VIOLET.
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RluehlIl Jan. Il, TO Mr. and Mr.. William
McH0weil, II daughter.
ta,tne-Jan. :. TO Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Phil
brook, Il son.
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Sullivan

The ~ | C'~" met with Miss Hattie
Couucr~ last Tuesday evening, when a
varied and interesting programme was
presented Next Tuesday evening the
club viii meet with Mis- Katie Dunbar.
The salvation Army are at West sui
Ivan, where they are holding series Of
meetings at the present tjme
W. arr glad 10 see the cheerful face Of
Mr. Charic, Allen, engineer IF the Mt.
Desert ID our midst again, and 10 learn
he has come fpr the winter.
Thu sabbath afternoon services wcrr
helm d fhc home ~ Miss Hattie Conner~
Oh sabbath. Jan These services con
~lSt Of song, reading Of sermon and
sacred poem. AZ IL, last meeting the ser
mon rtal was one Of Mr.. Lockc's, Of
Castiuc. from Luke i3-2o Fl the leavcn
hid in three measures Of meal till all was
leayrncd " and was a beautiful illustration
~ spiritual truths from usual and com
thc Whole kiu.innS may come u
blossom III eur souls. The next meeting
Will ~ With Mrs J II Stim-on the after
noon II the 22d inst
1sn =. R"NER
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when Baby ~ sick. y. gave her C.s,ortA
When she Vas a Child she cred for astoria
When she became Ms. she clung TO CAstoriA,
When sh, hid Children, she gave them CAstoriA
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ON Saturday evening, December 81, a
party met at Mr.. Abb Garland's and gave
him good pounding to the amount Of
about fifteen dollars. All went away feel
ing well repaid, for Mr.. Garland was very
thankful for their kindness as he has been
sick several months, not being able 10 do
any labor for the support of his family.
Richmond l. Moore is sick with infam-
matory rheumatism lie j. under the
hands of an attentive and careful phys
ician Or \. c. Hagerthy
Jan =
Al the >emi-annual election of officers
for the Y L. S. {. f., on Friday evening
last, the following board of officers was
elected, viz Martin NJ. Moore, president;
Adehert Richardson. vice president :
Eyerard Moore secretary; Fred Flood
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Joy. orSanist
Hiram Bartlett chorister; Albert J. Lord
was elected a member of the executive
committee
What came very near resulting in a blaze
occurred at the house of Fred II. Bartlett
on Friday afternoon last. spark from
the chimney lodging in the shingles ignit-
cd them The fire wa, discovered and ex-
tingui>hed in time so that the house was
but slightly damaged
During the gale of December %. the
roof was blown on barn belonging to
Ansel p. GnOdale, on township No. S.
Mrs. David T. Bonzey is suffering from
nervous proStratlon.
Our street lah.ps are very acceptable
these dark, slippery nights
Henry Wood is suffering from eonges-
ton of the lungs.
On Sunday evening last Mr.. L. f. Harris
horn preached an excellent sermon from
the text-.''Who slaii rbll away the stone
from the door of the sepuleher? MARX
To-
On account of the sickness of the OF
ganist, Mrs, Chas, Joy, aud il not being
known until late, the choir was not able to
furnish music for the church service last
Sunday evening. b. IL.
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a, d.. ,-h,nI.bon>, ii Ii~,rtrt NJ :. Oh
S,,yr,la, tbe VIM ln.r and thr school wilt
,.,,,,..,,,.,. ,t,.r,. ", Nt,n.l,y M. ritl ".
hoP% II VIII n wr'l attended
i sn,l .pr.rint..p,icnt u M. ,,.rl,,.I
R,,.,I.t ~nu.l,, school In Lawrence
Mas, recently presented our sunday
school wiki box 81 book AMI paP'r~.
for "u.'li "v heartily thank him
~ t.,t.rJI S4rin,,,r al .tit. sfrl
,,,,f, T, .,.,.,.r,. at,srl tyrb,ii f,y,r
Mr. 'fenF-r hooper ~ Nh,ilNAh, VT
hcar. mr. taken "a" Lease 81 ihr Robertson
myrly occupied hy Robertson Rr">
>au~r
mere Wa dAh'" al 'h' TIM ""
'tf H'@h''
Mr. Roland RA,u,.- returned horn,, from
Boston SATURDAY..
I'''', III D''''l" i,''I i,'' i,,', '.."' T.
respected and hcr lo,~ Win " greatly rclt
til thc community,
Mr. Prank Warren returned home from
Hucksport. FRIDAY
Mr. Greeley Small was in Scdgwick last
week and purchased horse and two va,
ou~
Nh b a. Ham who j. teaching the win
tcr school al ocean, ll,r spent Christmas
With hi- parents AZ Brooks Me.
purin. the severe gale Of Frjdfy ntght,
a larry, barn OF MIR John Robbins that
f.,I inst l,...it ,r,-rf-,i anal nearly ratnui,.f-
eel MAS blown down also several chimney
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The young folks in general are having
fine amusements lately IN the skating line.
The roads and fields have afforded as good
skating as the streams at any time during
winter
Mr.. Daniel Roberts and son have gone to
Bangor, to work In the spool factory.
This has been rather favorable winter
for the blacksmith in this vicinity. He
has to work during the day and most of
the time late in the evening In order. to
accomplish what is brought him to do.
Jan. ..
wAitham.
The lumber haulers are very impatient
for snow. About half of the teams use
wheels. the rest runners. ANY quantity of
men and supplies pass here every day for
up river and II there is not snow soon
many viii come ont in spring with their
accounts on the wrong column of the lcdg-
err.
| see in the AMERICAN the most of Els
worth NJ. D's have combined to increase
their fees None but the well-to-do will
he able to pay such bills, 1t won't do for
the poor to he sick. think 1t will be the
means of quite number of other NJ. DIS
moving into town. Eleven and half dol
lars for a short visit to Waltham is rather
steep. WA>Aw.
Jan. I.
old lumbcrmen say they never saw the
swamps and bitches frozen 50 solid as at
the present time. Although but little
snow, some teams are doing quite bust
ness.
W II Hastings and wife Of Boston,
have aecn visiting here the past week.
Miss Lefty Giles is quite sick. but Is i'm
proving.
H. " kingman with others bought a
tract of land in the town of Greenbush.
and is operating on it this winter,
c. { Clough, the taxidermi,t has plenty
of business,
W. II. Grant, in attempting to step
across a small brook, injured his leg so
that he j. laid up with Il,
J. A. Woodland i at home and will spend
the winter with his family
Mrs A. X. Dyer and son are visiting
here
Tuesday evening is hailed with pleasure
here by the Young people.
Jan. Q II. \. l..
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North Lamniue.
On Saturday Mr.. Wallace Cogslns,
while at work alone i'll Mr.. Anstln's house,
slipped Ia such manner that he was I'M
able to recover himself. He was discov
cred some time after by a nelghbor but
his injuries were slight.
Master Ralph Young came very near
meeting with an accident, ifnot more
serious result, from the thdughtless hand
ling of a gun. Thinking the cartridge
was not inserted far enough, he undertook
to push it in with an AMI when 1t explod.
ed grazing the ends of his fingers just
enough to bring the blood; but so nearly
passing his father, Mr. Nahum Young,
that he has been heard to say that he never
came so near being shot in his life, and he
has been in the army In the last war. Will
people never be careful in handling fire
arms:
Jan. 10. D'SErT.
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West BrooksftIie
Schooner Abbie willard, Jones arrived
last Wednesday and was Laaled up in
Lords cove for the winter.
An entertainment was given hy the
Star Company" in TapleY's hall last Mon
day evening" and was repeated Friday
evening 4 drama entitled Comrades,
and a farce entitled Wanted, A Male
Cook" were produced with the following
cast Of characters
DRAMA
Rev Manning, Mr.. Louis EarDham.
Matt Winsor, Mr.. A. w IapleY..
Marcus Graves, Mr.. Amos +. Lord.
Simon Stone air. Walter NJ. Tapley,
May Mspniag. Miss Lizzie c. Tapiey.
Bessie Bradley, Miss Lizzie Z Halves.
Nancy NIpper, Mrs. A. W. Tapley.
FARCE:
Mr.. Heartwelf, Mr.. L. @. Farnham.
Joshua. Mr.. Walter NJ. TapIey.
Teddy Ryan, Mr. Harry Perkins.
Francois, MF- Amos T. Lord.
Both The drama and farce were well
played and were considered one of the
best entertainments ever given in the hall.
The steamer Electa was chartered by
Castine parties and brought over a large
delegation. A supper was served In the
lower hall by Capt. Jerome p. Tapley, ca
terer, clam chowder, ice cream, cake, etc,
being served to large crowd.
Jan. I, You've AMERICA.
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ititi tF W.
THE tfTIft III iEr.
The crowd had followed the Master
From carly dawn I" eve;
They wrry hursry, faint and weary.
But YET Wcre ioAih 10 leave.
lli- words were 80 -tron. and helpful.
- full oi peace and rect,
The, jared not the place w,, ID, -,rt ;"
Mud shadows long in the west
bur ou, spoke impulirc Peter,
Master. and the people away;
Here J., 10 chance Tor rcfresbmemt.
Here l. no place 10 >tlH.
They rvcd not depart in hunger.
Cine yc them 10 eat. Christ laid.
while Philip IN wonder answered.
Lord. who will furnish bread:
\ l.d i here. with two ti-h,--.
FIVE barley loar.- thin aud small.
Tn crowds D. numbered by thousand.
What are thet among Them all:
Mix the men III down, laid the Master
Then be took the loaSe> and blessed
brake gave 10 the disciples.
10 scatter among the rest.
The multitude ate With Siadne,>.
The, ate and were satisfied.
And they gathered Of the fragments
Twelve baskets full beside
Oh, miracle Oft repeated,
In times u deepest need.
Whoever follows the Master,
He never fails TO feed.
Th- ioaYe- may be thin and scanty.
But " hen they are blessed by Christ,
Each hungry soul that cateih.
VIII find himself snlflcel.
Zen though the place be '',ieSru,"
The Lord Himself will care,
And furnish full provision
For all who follow there.
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[ nn>IImpiiOn Cured.

An old phs >itinn retired from practice. hay
ns had placed IN hi, hands ~ an East India
missionary the formula ot = STINT IL vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent curr u
Con.umptiuu, bronchitis, tHtarrh, Asthma
ana ADD throat and Lung Affections, li>o a po--
hive ana radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints. after having tc-t-
ed il wonderful csratiAc power> 10 thousands
Of ca-,-- ha~ frt It hi, duty 10 max" It known
To his suffering fellows. Adjusted by thi, mo-
tive and a desire to relieve human suffering. /
will send free uf charge, 10 all who desire It,
this recipe. 10 German, French or English,
With fan directions for preparing and using.
~rut by mali ~ addressing with stamp. nam
IN TIL uapcr, ". A. MOVES. l49 Pursr's
Bfark, H"chester, y. y. lyrj2 row
Mis-. =. l.. BRNuAw. % Brooklyn. \. T..
cured II Eczema. Iun- standing. by Palmer
shin-Succcs-. sold at the drug sioFr OF :. ID.
WiS.in
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1.-THE Devil was SICK, the Devil a Monk
would be: the Devil grew well, the
Devil Monk was He."

btNil IL HUM W ~ me-
If YOU would avoid sickness altogether arts
ing from torpid liver constipation. etc.. try
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If there ever va, 4 specific far any one
conn lnt, then Carter, Little Liver PiIl- are
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| them, For sale by :. y. Wiggn.
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For safe TO every man. woman and child, a
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If there ever wa- specific for any one com
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| this way remoNc the cause OF disease without
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| II YOU try them ydu viii not be disappointed.
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TO dream OF ponderous whaIr,
Erect on the tip of his tail.
L, the sign of a storm
III the weather j. warm,
Unless il should happen to TAIL.
Dreams don't amount to much, sny bow.
Some signs however, are MIsllRle. II you
are con>tipated, with No appetite. tortured
with sick headache and bilious symptoms,
these signs indicate that you need Dir. Pierce's
| Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. They will cure
! YOU. Al druggists.
Stop that cough, by the u>e Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral-the best specific for all throat
and lung diseases. 1t will aIlay inflammation,
aid respiration, and strengthen the vocal or
cans. Ayers Aimanacs are free 10 all. Ask
for one
SEI>r S1rc,rS. soap ltrst oieaase> and ONT
0hiN = SNr' aieat heals skin diseases.
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BOOT AND SHOE

department and now have
a full line of these goods in
light and thick work. Also
slippers, high cut overshoes
for Gents and Ladies, rub
Der boots; mocCasins, Lum-
bermen's rubbers, riveted
moccasins, Ladies and Chill
dren's rubbers in common
and pure gum. In groceries
and provisions we have our
usual fine line in these
goods 1--WE buy nothing but
the best as we think them
cheapest in the end. Call
and examine our stock and
get our. prices.
WHITING BROS.
Ellsworth, Maine.
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NJ kaH.r,
The sunday school lesson for jan :, Vs.
tia, feeding Of i've thousand by Chri-I. pne
Of ou. teachers told the story in rhyme Tot
the beuch, Of her pupil-. Thinking other
class, nigh, iiAc the tcusiit Of them cHeIo-..
Then, Is Nau.
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HIGH LIYERS!

Ior may live in the attic on the first floor and
IL YOU have box of DIR. Mark Woodburys bys
pepsia Killers you need not suffer from
DYSPEPSIA.
\ small box which costs only Is cents wilI cure
Dyspepsia. \ large box for 80 cents will cure IL
and prevent It's return. Sold everyw here.
Doolittlc smith, Agents. ~ and 20 fremont
street Boston.
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Marine List.

Take a y. X. and be .. n. See al.
Tvs
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LsmOine.
Since my last writing Mr. and Mrs. j..
/ W. Worcester celebrated the tenth ami
verSarr of their marriage \ large mum
Der were present aud numerous gifts were
received in token of The good viii Qf their
neighbors.
Capt. II. IL. lIagorthy la. gone 10 Balti,
more To take command Of the sch. Nellie
Coleman.
Mr.. Lewis King has arrived home. The
sch. Lewis King" stiIl remains ashore on
Montauk Point, and judging from what |
can learn, 1t seems quite doubtful if She
can be saved All are hoping for the best
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Jan. 10.
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NJ |
Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-29

with n the right and power 10 prevent It's IN
PRODUCTION by transportation from another
State Tho section OF the Iowa statute OF
April 8. 1885. which prohibits railroad compa-
nies from bringing liquor into the State Is
therefore declared TO be invalid. and the judg-
msnt Of tho United States Circuit Court for
tho Northern District Of Illinois Is reversed,
the Chief Justice, Justices Gray and Harlan
dissenting. A Des Moines dispatch says that
Prohibitionists at the Iowa State capital think
the decision win hurt their cause but little,
while tho liquor dealers are highly elated, and
claim that II breaks down Prohibition.
EX-SENATOR TABOR. OF Denver, owner OF
the Yulture Mine, near Phmuix, Arizona.
has received information that two OF his
messengers from the mine were murdered
near Niger Wells and robbed Of $1,000 In
bullion He offers reward OF 81, 600 for the
arrest OF the murderers and sl, 900 for the
recovery Of the bullion.
A CHICAGO special says: There has not
been such furry for several years rs is now
agitating trades people and bankers over the
Wholesale showing OF counterfeit % silver
certificates during the last three days The
banks have been literally flooded with these
certificates"
The Commercial National Bank Of Du-
buque, Iowa, has suspended payment
In the tally-sheet forgery case at Columbus
the jury disagreed, after having been out four
days, and was discharged. The ballot had
stood at ten to two for conviction.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-29
THE WORLD AT LARGE.

IT is reported from Ottawa, Ontario, that
the Manitoba representatives have reached q
settlement with tho Dominion Government
regarding the railway trouble. and that tho
Canadian Pacific will be granted q large an
west will be completely wped ont
A LOUISVILLE (Ky.) telegram says: "A man
who has just como from Canada says he cav
Tate, the defaulting State Treaurer, there. 1t
now appears that the deficit will bo near
s250, 900. The books of the Treasurers Office
show extreme looseness and neglect, and it
will be weeks before order can be brought
out of the existing chaos. Where the money
went is still as much a mystery as ever. That
Mr. Tate accommodated his friends at all
times is admitted, but that he loaned such a
sum as this is hardly believed His private
papers have not as yet been looked into.
The report Of the Legislative committee ap-
pointed TO prepare and prefer articles of i'm
peachment against Tate was adopted, and q
prosecuting committee named in accordance
with its recommen lation."
GENERAL BRAGG opened his diplomatic ca
reer by speech at banquet giv5n in his
honor by Americans resident in tho City of
Mexico, in which he said the sympathy of
President Clevcand's administration was with
the liberal government in Mexico, and that
the reactionary party, which has tendencies
toward monarchcal regime, would in no
event be permitted to carry its design into
execution.
In his testimony before tho House Com
mttee engaged in tho investigation of the
sugar trust Claus Spreckels, the California
saccharine magnate, told how he had been
urged to join the Eastern combinations, but
concluded to stay out because he could make
more money. When asked il the effect of
the trust had not been to lessen the price OF
sugar Mr. spreckels replied that trusts were
not built that way-not formed to put money
into the pockets of the people and keep il out
OF the pockets Of the trust
Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-29
THE POLITICAL FIELD.

THE Democratic State Convention OF Ohio
has been called to meet at Dayton May Is
and 16
The Massachusetts, House has passed the
bill granting women the right to vote on the
question Of grading liquor licenses.
The State Democratic Convention Of Michi-
gan, to select delegates to tho National Con-
vention, win be held at Grand Rapids,
May Is
The Iowa Republican Convention met at
Des Moines March 81. J. p Dollivor was
chosen temporary Chairman, and, owing 10
the illness Of Gov. Larraboe, was continued
permanent Chairman. Congressman Da-
vid B. Henderson was, by acclama-
ton, selected Delegate at-large to
the National Convention, the balloting
for the other three delegates resulting in the
election Of J. & Clarkson, George d. Perkins,
and J. p. Dolliver.. The resolutions set forth
the qualifications and attainments Of Senator
William b Allison, and recommend him a.
fit candidate for the Presidency These we're
adopted with cheers; Allison songs we're sung,
the convention Joining in tho chorus. and an
Allison brigade was formed 10 60 10 Chicago
In June.
WITHIN q week OF ten days letter from
Chauncey M Depew Is 10 be published ntat-
ing he Il not an aspirant Tor The Republican
Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-29
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.

AT Frankfort KY, OH Tuesday, Governor
Buckner suspended Treasurer OF State
James w. Tate. Tate is charged with de-
falcation in his Office, and has fed tho State
Tho defauldug official has been Treasurer
for twenty-one years He was considered
the soul OF honor, and the news will produce
tremendous sensation throughout the
State 1t is thought Tate's shortage will
amount to between $500. 900 and $500, 600
The irregularities seem to run back eleven
years
A REWARD of $500 has been offered for
the arrest of Tate, the defauIting Kentucky
treasurer. His shortage is between sl9o, coo
and $500, 000
A TERRIBLE wind-storm visited Georgia and
East Tennessee Wednesday night, causing i'm
mense destruction to properly and much loss
Of life. A Nashville dispatch says:
OF Calhoun, Ca, and pursued northeasterly
direction through North Georgia and into and
beyond East Tennessee, bounding across TO the
Chilhowee mountains, and was next heard
from near Loudon, Tenn, on tho East Ten
nessee road. eighty miles northeast OF Chat
tanooga. travelling from Calhoun, Ga, to LOU
don, Tonn., n distance OF 100 miles, In about
thirty minutes. Tho path Of the tornado from
Calhoun to Loudon was through a section re-
mote from railroads and telegraph lines and
the damage will not be known for several days.
but must have been fearful The tornado in
places cleared the ground completely OF grass,
and q forest of timber was mown as with a
great scythe. The cyclone had q rotary mo-
ton, leaving q scene OF desolation and destruc-
tion In its path Large trees wore twisted from
their trunks and others torn mp by the roots.