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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29
Letter From Dr.. G. A.Phil.ps

Hr E'tar.
Dear Sir On the evening Of Nov. 10
attended banquet Of the Pcnoh>cot Medl-
cal Association At Bangor BY invitation
responded to the toast The relation 81
the regulars To the homcopath>." \ few
sentences appeared in tn" Cpm",rojd Of
the following evening, which seemed Of
fensive To- some members Of the noncopath-
c school. Dr. Shepard Of Bangor ami Or
Merrill Of Dover responded. tile former
in the Commercial Of the 18th inst the H..
ter in the Wig of the 18th. | Immediately
wrote the fD,amsrciai asking ii To pub
li,h my full speech that | might be judg-
ed 10y all rather than by part. The favor
wa, courteou>ly granted II was in no sens,
intended a. reply to Dr. Shepard, letter.
The postscript which added the last sen
tencc Of which the AMERICAN quoted in its
last issue was for the obvious reason Of
explaining 10 him that cherished no feel
ing Of il-will or bitterness towards the
members OF his school. | confess the temp
tati0n Of replying was not easily over
Z
come but you viii agree that public news
paper is not the proper medium through
which To conduct discussion Of the rela-
tive merits of the two schools. At the prop
er time and place | Shall attempt an answer
to his letter and other criticisms made
trust | shall never far forget myself a,
TO reply 10 the coarse aud scurrilous letter
of DR.. Merrill. | was sorry to read in
your last issue, after the publication of my
/ full speech and the explanation of why
did so. only that portion Of what said
that was offensive to members of the other
school. At this late date | will not ask
/ you to publish the remainder but may | by
/ your courtesy refer those who care to know
to the Bangor Commercial of Monday Nov
/ 10. For my remarks rightly interpreted |
/ have no apology to make, nor can believe
| that as whole they need offend any man,
/ however he might disagree with my state
ments There has been of late in this
county an era of good feeling among the
members of my own school, and of toler-
ance and courtesy towards the members Of
the other for the most part which believe
has been unsurpassed in the history of my
profession here | have taken no little
pride in the belief that have at least done
nothing in the past to oppose this feeling,
perhaps a little towards its growth. Lest
| the quotation referred to above should do
something to offend these courteous rela-
tons. | ask leave to say that it conveys
a wrong impression of the spirit of my
speech.
Respectfully,
GEO. A. PHILLIPS.
Ellsworth, Nov. "a, 1888.
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Mr.. o. W. Trip, the well-known and
! popular travelling agent of the AMERICAN, il
| again in the field making collections aud soc-
| iting subscriptions. lie will visit all parts OF
! the county aud We hope our patrons and
friends will do all they can 10 make his lsbors
| pleasant.
Mrs. Vim. Phillips in this city, has brass
clock forty-seveu years Old, which is still In
good running order.
There will be a grand ball and supper at
Town Hall, East Lamoine. on "Wednesday
evening Dee. 5. Music will be furnished by
joys orchestra, of this city. The managers
will spare no pains TO make this one OF the
most enjoy able occasions Of the season. II
stormy, postponed till next fair evening.
The following Maine pensions have recent
II been granted: Chas. Bailey. Ellsworth,
original. invalid; Geo. +. Smart nedham,
original; Timothy l.. Grant, Cherryfeld. re-
issue; minor. OF Eben Pinkham, Steubcu. reis-
sue.
We hear that Mr.. +. W. Hamn who Is
now manufacturing spool wool and other lum-
Der at Egypt stream, Franklin, will close up
operations there the coming year, the birch
growth which supplied his spool material hAv-
Ing become nearly exhausted. Mr.. Hamlin
has leased II go acres OF land on the line Of
a railroad in the vicinity of Milo, Pi>cataqus
county. and will put In plant there 10 cost
$4,000 where he will soon commence lumber
ing operations similar TO those which he is now
conducting at Egypt. We are very sorry that
Mr.. Hamlin contempates leayin the county.
He has been an excellent citizen and the bu>i-
ness be has done has been a great help to the
people in the vicinity of hi- mills.
ON Thursday last Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
ROYAL. Jr., together with Mis- Nancy Parker
went 10 Bar Harbor. to attend the reunion OF
the Parker family At the residence Of Mr.. Ed
win c. Parker. We hear that the occasion
was an unusually pleasant one.
The Mainc Central now proposes. in or
der to bring about travel from the White
Mountains to Bar Harbor. TO run parior car
from Fabyan, 10 Bar Harhor next season and
scll tickets good for a term OF days. Equally
strong efforts " III be made to have tourists at
Bar iIari,or visit the White Mountains on
their WAY home. The Maine Central now
contrsl- the hole line between the two places
aud viii OF course make greater efforts than
ever before 10 increase it, travel. With the
stirring passenger agents 10 be- employed the
efforts are sure 10 he successful
Bro. Wardwci OF the clipper makes Capt.
Bill, an imaginary Old Buck.Port salt, thus de-
scribe in hi> nautical lingo the wa, in which
be dismissed Young man whom he found
sparkling hi daughter, the other night: II
iu-t ~howed bin w the companion way auI
out on the canE-plank estiinG from my house.
and crntlN remarked. thai the wind was ~
shore, and the sooner he got underway. the
better ofiiny he would ct before morning.
HI psid of and bore away down the street"
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East Sarry.

East sarry.
Rev. G. S. Cummins of Rockland, will
lecture at the NJ. L. church, Surry village,
Dee. 4,-subject, From the cradle to the
grave" it being the second of the course
of lectures we are to have.
Rev. B. ID. Phelan, by especial request,
is to deliver his lecture on the evils Of
dancing at Rural Hall, Friday evening,
Nov. 80, If fine weather, II not, the fol-
lowing Friday. The people at East Surry
experienced some of the evils attending
dancing last winter.
Mrs. Fanny Davis and son are spending
few weeks in Boston and Concord, Mass.
The following residents of Surry are
now quite sick Samuel Treworgy, Thomas
Cousins. Jonathan Dow, Mrs. Reuben Os-
good, Mrs. Newell Osgood and Mrs. Richard
Phillips; also Mrs. Robert Witham is very
poorly, but Is so as to be around. With
so many sick ones, We cannot have any
thing but sad Thanksgiving.
East Surry Sewing Circle is to meet
with Mrs. Chstto. Dec. 3. All members
are invited to be present.
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~, I,ul,lica, yIctory was celebrated
herr on Tuesday evening OF the past week,
by Nominations torch-tsht>, ana music
from the West sullivan band Among the
residences most brilliant with lights were
Nj Hawkins. Republican elcctRepreSen-
tatiyc NJ II Frchlc Mrs. II. 7 simpson,
Hotel CleaYrs Mr. Cha~ simpson, Mr..
RcnniS, Mrs. \ y. White. Mrs Ntm>on.
MIR Cummings. Mrs.. BsNhy, Nr. Cyrus
Emery and Mr.. T. 7. Dunbar. - p" way
Of enthusiasm the Juveniles quite outiid
their elders marching with their torch
lights tran>parrncics. guns. anu then
'mcrr.c shouts" "a the hall. where they
rang the hell long and loud for good half
hour; and indeed the only speech making
for the evening came from this part Of the
crowd. n cheer after cheer followed the
speeches Of Master Phillips Eaton and
Master Fred Dennis On Free Trad,
ff"''' I'VE ai'H' FINN TT
Grave pr'sah' 81 ''''N
We heartily sympathifc with our Re-
puhlIrar brother who lost hi- tar harrci
ON The nigh, Of the illumination, whil" We
can bu, rejoice at ia. peculiar method ~
which il VA, .Gnug.lcd and the great light
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Franklin

The concert Friday evening By the resi-
dent colorcd troupe. favored its large
audience with some good chorus singing,
and no little amusement. Nell Gerrl>h,
the pickaninny Of the company .eXcelled IN
the rafting Of the bones. The concluding
farce 'Moko Marionettes was an absurd
" droll production, and very cieveriy
PLAYED. considering the disadvantages thes
commended with, not the least among which
was the unexpected performance sand
wiched in at the close OF concert ny par
ties who were-not themselves he re-
ceipts above expenditures, $50. will be
used toward chandelier for the hall
Last Tuesday evening there was large
gathering of parents and friends at the
school-room in district No. 3, to enjoy an
entertainment gotten up by Miss Springer
and her scholars. Evidently this lady has
been painstakng in her efforts for the adj
yaucoment Of her pupils. And they shared
her zeal in preparing for their friends a
pleasing programme at the close OF her
five months Of labor with them, The rec
itatiou. were numerous and selections
good For the ten urchins who expressed
their manly aspirations in rhyme, we wish
that they may never lower their standard.
The closing tableaux, six wee girls 10
nipht-robes, mid, Md nodding of to
sleep" was indeed, "as pretty as picture.
The amount realized by five and ten cents
admission. with sale of boxes, was nearly
SIG; and was for pastoral support.
The Rev. J. r. Bowler preached his last
sermon here. for the present, yesterday.
MANY will regret the departure of the rev.
erend gentleman and his estimaDle VIE.
They 90 to Boston for a few weeks where
he will seek medical advice. His friends
will hope to hear his scholarly diScourses
again. And they will not soon forget the
| fatherlv interest in the youth of the COM
munity: and his words of advice recently,
when his soul was stirred to warn them
from the use Of intoxicants. 1t IS time
| that earnest men were talking and work
| ing-yes, and women too.
Again the crack of the rife reyerberates
! from the woods The increasing number
| of accidents from mistaken identity" Is
really alarming, and almost criminal III
| some cases Cannot a bright colored CAP
| or blouse be adopted by the hunting fra
| ternity that can be easily discerned In
| forest!
Mr.. Heagan has bought and now occu
pies the house formerly owned by Z. j
Swan.
Alb. Fernald has lately added piazzs
to his house.
The bay Dramatic Club" will play "Ha
Hazard" at the town hall on Thanksgiving
evening.
The Baptist society has arranged for
public dinner at their vestry on that day
The price of dinner tickets Is not an
nounced.
Wind, snow and rain follow the coli
snap of last week.
Nov. 26.
The official canvass gives Cleveland
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Aariaville.

Mariayille.
Mr.. Allie Sumner, who went to Boston
two weeks ago to be treated for bone
cancer on the arm, failed to receive much,
if any, benefit for his intirmity as the ply
stefan there thinks amputation is neces-
sary.
BERTHE Fogg has gone to Amherst to
spend the winter with her mother, Mrs.
Elwood Silsby
We are glad to report Mrs W. Crabtree
as convalescing from her recent and quite
severe illness.
Mr.. WIN. Carr has recently purchased a
very nice horse.
Miss Maggie Maddox closed very sue
cessful term of school in Clifton, district
No. 8, Saturday, Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Alanson Jordan have moved
to their daughter, Mrs Mancel Bailey's, to
spend the long cold winter.
Nov. 26. \. \. 4.
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Hancock Point
Genuine winter weather; an old fash
toned nurthea>ter with thick SNOW prevails
al time of writing.
Considerable j. being done al present in
the way of Improvement at the Point and
a large force Of men are employed in the
different branches Of occupation. Agreen
Crabtrec j. about completing tasteful
cottage which he expects to occupy on or
about Thanksgiving.
Work i progressing rapidly on the sum
mer cottages OF J. !. Kicker Of Bangor.
and F.. II. Greedy aud 5. X. Whiting of
Ellsworth the former two under the su-
per,iSiou Of / y Smith and the latter I'M
der Perb Stratton.
f. J. swan Of Minneapolis. contemplates
building during the winter.
4 beautiful driveway has been made on
the western shore of the Point and thence
to the main road. which adds much 10 the
attractiyene>s of the locality and opens up
some desirable house lots.
A successful winter term of school is
being taught in district No. =, by Miss
Nellie Putnam Of W. Harrington.
Asa Henry Ball of Fall River has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ball. for few weeks.
Much discussion is being aroused by the
proposed division of the town. II.
Nov. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29

Rev. J. f. Haley, presiding elder of the
Bucksport district, preached at the NJ. E.
church at So. Deer Isle, Sunday afternoon.
The Deer Isle Cornet band went to
Brooklin, Nov. IA, by steamer Stella Pick
ct to head Republican parade at that
place.
A term of High school at Sunset closed
Wednesday after a term of eleven weeks,
taught by H. w. Small who gave good sat-
isfacti0n. ELWYN'
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Ellsworth Falls.

Ellsworth Falls.
Mr.. Frank Whitcomb has gone TO Bar
Harbor to study dentistry in the Office of
DR. Morrison.
Hereafter the Y. p. S. c. Z. will hold
their weekly prayer meeting at six O'Clock
Sunday evening.
There will be services in Union Hall,
Thursday morning at ten O'Clock
At the last business meeting Of the Y.
p. S. c. E., Mr.. Hiram Bartlett, Miss
Carrie Cochrane, and Mr.. Albert Lord
were elected a committee to meet commit
tees from the other Societies of c. +. in
Ellsworth, and draft a constitution for a
Local Union.
Last Saturday as Father Butler was rid
ing along Mill street his carriage was run
into by a heavily loaded team wagon. His
carriage was considerably damaged, other
wise no injuries were sustained.
Most of the mills are closed for the sea-
son.
Miss Hattie Richardson has second fell
on coming ON the fore finger of the left
hand.
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Died.

ObifHarg notices beuoud the Dafs Mime aaa
Age must BE- paid FIR at The rate NJ ten cets ''"e
Ellsworth NOV. %, Mr.. William pufee,
aged - wears.
Bangor-Nov. n, Mr. Clifton ;. Hall Of
Ellsworth. AGED 3S wears.
Eden. Hulls Coye-Nov. L.. Mis- Mile II.
Salisbury aged Il wears and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29

Miss VI. T Calnauc has closed her second
term Of school ana on Friday evening re-
turned to assist in ana be present at the cN-
hibition previously planned which not
outstanding the heavy rain, was consider
ed a success and drew respectable andi-
tucc. realizing some ten dollars toward
their school room furnishing.
Mrs Geo W Young who has been very
sick the past three or four days i better
and her son Leonard though very sick, yet
j. no worse.
Mrs +. d. Bragdon who went from the
SUNDAY School Convention at bangor 70
visit a brother at Bridgton, and other rel
atiyes at Portland and Cape Elizabeth, re-
turned home on saturday evening, having
very much enjoyed the visit and not at all
Jealous because Cumberland county RANK
ed highest IN sunday. school work, pat
hopip. another year II hancock county may
be second to none other IN the state.
Nov. 10. NEIL
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WAitham.
Wilson Haslams daughter, Della, IA very
sick with typhoid fever. DIR. Hagerthy ia
her ply stefan.
NJ and J. Haslam are building their
camp and will haul hard wood 70 MerrIlrs
mill this winter
The school. have closed in district Nos
and ,. They have not been a profitable
a. usual on account Of the typhoid fever,
although the teachers We're both proficient
and able.
Mr.. Anna Graves is quite sick.
Nov 26
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29

C.,tine
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their sloijou, victory W. a torch light pro.
cc>~iou ami supper at the Town hall Wed
nc~day evening NOV. li ihr procession
Wa ~ s''' -" u ''''' = - ni ..'.,,'
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,,Ii lat worn az I, II Inoprr with tLr
"ord Sa' hNiI!t inscribed On II ah"tN-
er va larS" poN carried nF '''". wees
HUI, in.id,. nf Il men AZ WAN tim Nh,
Climbs rnu hy SKY seem, prctty clear
.b,u, mi. time and yariou. other, The
hnf,.,., Illuminated presented a very pretty
appearance. one lcA""' democrat "h
NY Wa, "'l,1'h 7, mary" y rs ',1HI''l'
WIN Mr J"hh hta- NJ ~ h"1"ihS
rrd h-ht over nm. "e't VA '-F2e
or n. town and other thin.~ to num.r-
ou. 10 mention. Tie affair ended with
ciam cho"der' crackers .ho' g'1c', e''., 20
winch I"' "vi''oei ga" "'"t' a.
all'F >P'''" ny h'- we II w
'Ar company dispersed I"i tnrIl l.'.,'T
wan '"''' ''"''"@ N"'''' ''' 'i'' "''''
nm. schooner Mimi. chase |. heing re-.
,aIr.J AZ SARGENT &, Drrs..r's InrL
~ rr..,,,o, S,,v.r h.. Ir,,in., tho .,aur
IL nlac'.nf ur William + Rn>d..p The
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Nr lie Gray and Walter Norton 81 the
schooner hendiskeaS arrived nome NAluf-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29

The duel between VI. AudricuX and NJ
Guyot resulting from the charge made by
the latter in La Lanternc, that the Mines
trial was the outcome Of a collision be
tween NJ. Numa Oily and VI, AndrieuN. was
fought just outside Of Paris. Swords were
used and VI. AndricuX received a slight
wound in the chest.
The police Of Lille have arrested a
gang Of six men who several years ago
stole in Brussels bonds Of the value Of
500, 900, which they negotiated in Eng
land
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29

kssfbroek.
Moses WILDER has moved into Dexter
French's house.
A. F. Bunker, Russell Dyer and wife aud
Mrs. Harriet Dyer attended the quarterly
meeting at Surry-
Hollis Crimmin has lately started meat
business He will, without doubt, be sue
cessful a he is honest smart and well
liked
r. W Dyer has completed his work in
the interior of his house, laying new floors,
painting, paperng, etc.
Mrs Adeline Lowrie Is getting better
s. X Jordan is sick agair; he has not
fully recovered from typhoid fever
Mrs +. L. Clough is quite sick with
bronchial trouble.
Miss Kate Dunbar has closed a success
full term Of school in the first district.
Nov. 20. ID X.
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FENpT-
Mrs 5, \ Taylor Of Anc>bury, Mas
after many years # absence, j. visiting
her >on, Capt +. +. Scammon~ and i az
comPanicd by her daughter, Mis- Jennie
Taylor.
Miss Mamie Abbott closed her fourth
term Of school ID this district On the 18th
inst. 1t j. conceded BY all to BE- four Of
the most profitable schools that have been
taught in this place
There will he a musical and literary en-
tcrtainment at our schOol-house on Satur-
day. the lSt day Of December, representing
home talent,
NOV. -. G. i ;.
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Eden.

Eden.
A Sunday school has been started in the
Thomas district. Miss Skinner, teacher
of the district school, is superintendent.
MANY of the children of the Knox district
attend. The winter term of school In the
Knox district commenced the goth The
teacher is Mary A. Carroll of Southwest
Harbor, who has just closed a successful
term of twelve weeks in Clifton, PenoD-
scot county.
Horace A. Grindle shot deer to-day,
near the residence of Mr.. Hamor Higgins
The deer was very fat and of the largest
kind, with broad, branching antiers.
Nov. 20. ANY,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-29

whsn Baby Wa sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child she erred for astoria
When she became Miss She chung TO CastoriA,
When sh. had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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{ consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. hav-
in had placed IN his hand, by an East India
missionary the formula OF SIM le vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis. CatHrrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections, also a pos
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints. after having test
ed its wonderful csrntive powers in thousands
of cases has felt it his duty to max" il known
TO his suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive and desire TO relieve human suffering. |
will send free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English.
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper. w. A. MOVES, l49 PDlreTs
Block. ROchester. y. y. lyr52 cow
The great family medicine, B. I. X.
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City and County

/ weeks Ill Md>-atuust-Ar anu plu'l TAatNs'
Mrs. {. l.. steven. leaves home th. week,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. {. l.. Morang, in
Boston She will probably he absent several
weeks and viii be Joined later by her husband,
Mr. {. l.. stevens.
Mr.. G. l. stevens has zone to sullivan, to
paint twonew cottages, which have recently
been erected there.
At meeting Of our city government, held
on saturday afternoon lat, jurors to attend
the coming session Of the L. :. District Court
to be held at Portland next month. were
drafted snd selected a follow>: Grand jurors,
Geo. =. O>-ood and Chas. J. Brown; traverse
jurors, James [. Chlcott and jeremiah llur-
ley.
Rev \. A. Cambridge was confined 10
hi, house last SUNDAY, by Illness, aud no ser
vices were held at liz church during the DAY.
Ats court of Insolvency held in this city
on Monday last. II. b. Mason was adjudged
to he nsolyeni and there viii be meeting OF
the creditors on saturday Of next week. 10 al-
point an assignee and transact other business.
senator Hale i shout 20 leave home with
hi family. for Washington.
-puriu. the latter part Of last week the
y.,.,t,r Ds, very cold the m,r,uty sinking
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n,,,lay evening, beginning December ,. The
tir>l ,oclablc VII consist Of readings recita-
,iops music and tablesux from American ALL
,hors Admission. ton cents Entertainment
n ,,.,.in a, a pubIic are cordially invited
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The Family
Medicine.

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