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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
Foreign News.

The Manchester .En.lauIy courier
states thit Lord STANLEY 10 Preston has
accepted the governor geucrai-hip OF
Canada.
Dr MorrH Mackenzie >ay, w la nc,-
cr admitted that the Germ Grpwn Prince
j. suffering from cancer.
a powder explosion 1t Amoy. China.
Killed nifty soldiers AMI several hundred
civilian, and i .,trpycI pne- fourth of The
houses In VA c}ty.
The forged documents, alleged 70
have h-,n written by Prince Ferdinand,
Of Bulgaria, have been publi>hc u
All Europe j., waiting aud watching
for drvclnpm nj between Russia, Austria
and Germany
The Overtime steamer Lord Gpngh ar
rived at Queenstown aftera tcmprstuous
voyage.
The Pope, overcome with emotion at
the jubilee c.rrm Iui-> III st Peters
Rome tainted twlc..; - 90 persons were
IN the audience; ml~-r, we're celebrated
throughout Great Britain in honor ~ tire
occasion
Tie Norquay 4 ,yrrnnen, u Mantle
hl has been charged with mi appropriate
ing some SGo"n
Sir Charlie, Warren, Commissioner of
the London police ha- been made a CIV il
Knight Commander Of Order Of thr Blth
The reduction III rents which has been
prescribed by the Irish land commission
has created tremendous sensation il Eng
land a. wen a, IN ireland. The average
r,.,filctipu of / u..r cent below the iuuiC-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. Five of the seven
Cabinet officers kept open house to-day.
At noon the diplomatic corps were enter
tanned at breakfast at the residence of the
Secretary of State. In the dining room
the table was adorned with smilax and
flowers. substantial hot and cold lunch
con, with wines, punches and ices. were
served. After O'Clock general receipt
ion was held, lasting until late in the af-
ternoon.
Secretary and Mrs. Fairchid's reception
began upon their return from the Presi-
dents reception. Mrs. Fairchild was as.
sisted by a number of lady friends.
Mrs Endicott was unable to 20 to the
White House with Secretary and Miss
Endicott on account of recent sprain
which prevents her standing for any length
of time. She received. however, at home
after O'Clock. assisted by the Secretary
Miss Endicott and Miss Gardner. of Bos
| ton.
Secretary and Mrs. whitney were a,
home at 80 P. NJ. when they received the
Navy Department officials, who break fast
cd with them by special invitation. Mrs.
Whitney was assisted by the wives and
daughters of many of the department hu
reau chiefs and other ladies
Postmaster General and Miss Villas re-
ceived informally for an hour upon return
ing from the White House.
Secretary Lamars wife was out Of town
! There was also no reception at the resi-
dcnce of Attorney General Garland, Mrs.
Carlisle received friends in the Riggs
House parlors from O'Clock
BRILLIANT RECEPTION BRlFFLy pf-
sCRIBED.
The White House reception was a brill
liant one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is rec Commended
by eininrnt phHs.eap., on both sides of The
Atlantic, as the most reliable remedy ior colis
coughs and all pulmonary disorders. Inquire
of YOUR druggist for Ayers Almanac - 'i-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
American Shipping.
IMPORTANT kEeoN4ssp.rioss BY COM
MISSIONER MORTON.

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS BY COM
MISSIONER MORTON.
The report OF Mr.. Charles b. Morton. com.
missioner OF navigation. which is just pub
ishea, j, compendium OF information reat-
ing 10 the -bippips not only Of the United
States but OF the world. j shows that the
business is. more than any other. governed BY
c6Y,oetition Of all nations and says that unless
AMERICAN ships in foreign ports. or in o9r own
can take cargoes as clesply or Pc chesply
han the ,ugish, Norwegian, 1erpan or
Spanish vessels. merchaSdise will be trans-
ported rs forsgrLe--is.
The commissioner acts forth in detail the
various aids and advantage. e.joIed ny the
shipping of other nations and cOheindes iilst
IL (. impossible without n change OF the pres
ent conditions for our navigation TO regain lis
lost supremacy ir foreign trade. He says our
s.es must be put oil an equslity With Tor
esn ships or they must be gradually lofesa
CIT OF the contest.
Mr.. Morton recommends that the coasting
trade be relieved Of It's burden rs 20 tijatagc
fees, on the ground that 10 many cases where
piIotage was formerly essential the govern
mept has expended millions of dollars in i'm
proving channels. in placing beacons and
buoys.in making measurements and accurately
noting them on charts, and ereating light
houses. He thinks shipping should receive
the benefit of these improvements in reduced
charges for piiotass and that Congress, should
abolish the compulsory features 81 the State
laws imposing pi:otage so that the praesAsss
may be Yniferw in all States. He speaks q
the jppqicy af ioc4i tassii9p Of vessels and is
Tendency 70 drive the ownership n vessels
from d place where DIZZY are taxed, as Re4
As the fact that it weights them ~ their cop
test with foreign ships. which are not only
mot taxed bat are subsidized
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

NoGALEs. A. r. Jan.
Strange and startling news has deNel-
oprd 10 the past few days IN the a4ui
river campaign. Yaqui has been carried
ON with the understanding that at The
close the land of the Yaqu and Mayo nv
ers i to be divided in seNcralty among the
Indians and by making the laquis ana
Mayos believe thi, the majority surrender
ed 1t ha, now come 10 light tbat the
Mexican gunbOat Democrata secretly re-
moved AT various times over ! 300 Indians
from the river. who have been taken by
the Stat. of colima. The chief taJ1ns l.
supposed to havs been shot, according 10
the military customs OF the country. SAID
10 have been a>sa>>inated. He was oein"
taken aboard the gnDbQat at GaayiHas al
the dead Of night III q vessel winch steam
ed down 10 the mouth % faqni river
where he was given horse and al escort
10 return to his village. rs was thought
but it is charged that while leading the
party one Of the escort rode up behind him
and shot him in the back. After he fell
several other balls were fired into his body
Land grabbcrs. said to be very near the
federal government, are gradually absorb
ing all the tillable land in tins valley. The
remaining Yaquis are di>afecIed, two or
three light skirmisbes have taken place the
past month and il IL expected that open
war will follow The Indians are desti-
tute. Militia patrol the river Ia pFotSct
the interests of the land grabbers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
An Unfortunate Voyage.

The brig Rocky Glen which left Bangor
in October for Gaudaloupe arrived in Bos-
ton on her return the latter part of last
week and Capt. j. ii. Bray tells the
following story of the hard voyage ::
II have made many voyage, but the
experiences of this last one rather go ahead
of anything have been through before.
We left Bangor for Gaudaloupe, one of
the Windward Islands, In October after a
cargo of salt. lost my first mate very
shortly, he falling overheard accidentally.
His name was A, Loupans and he belonged
In fremont Me We reached Gaidaloupe
without any further accident of note. 1t
was there however that our real misfor-
tune began. There is terrible fever rag
ing there all the time. believe it is
called the Gaudaloupe. or swamp fever,
and it Is something like our chll> and fe-
yer, only worse. We loaded some salt and
then started for Turks Island on Nov. II.
We had hardly left the port before the
steward was taken down sick with the fc-
yer. and others of the crew began to com
plain of not feeling we'll.
We made up our cargo of salt-li,-
900 hushels-aud left Turks Island. with A
half sick crew. On November u, Second
Mate Walter Schwindler. of BROOKLYN. y
directly on top of that three of the crew
were taken down. For ten days this was
the state of affairs.
December !, we encountered a tcrr'ii'
gale. monStrous sea struck Us IN the
forward house. and carried 1t away. We
shipped considerable water, and things
looked pretty blue at one time. December
I. the second mate died. What men had
who were not sick We're pretty we'll eN
hau>ted, so | made for the nearest refuge,
Delaware Brcakwatcr. arrivin. there De
Cember $. The health authorities there
would not allow Us to land the sick men.
having an idea that they had the vel ow
fever, neither could ship Il new crew 10
help me hack Ia Boston. Finally they
changed their minds and concluded that 1t
was not yellow fever. The sick men were
landed. and | shipped mate and two men
and started for this port The Rock '
Glen is owned by John :. Emery & Go. of
Boston. Capt Bray j. a resident OF Mil
bridge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

Whttier's beautiful poem. telling the lcSSeho
Of The Brown Dwarf Of Rugen.' viii delight
III the rentie,s II this number. IL Is iIiu>trat-
I'd by rhe froniisPieee and other drawings by
"a
F. II. Blashfield.
Mrs. Burnett continues her fascinating story
''Sara Crewe; or. What Happened ~ MISS
Ninchn's." with the excellent illustrations by
Il. y. Birch; and Mr.. Stocston concludes 1.-The
Ciorks Of kondains.f whjrh began in the De-
cember number.
Mrs. Pencil gives an amusing description
of the London Christmas Pautomiines." In
Guiding one regfrt representation Of = lice 10
Wdnderiand,'' With drawings br NJ Pennell,
and Reproductions OF photographs taken dur
Ing the Performance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
.BATII Mlllt,:l AMP Nt'.N. uEruA<~ ,-l-
Contagious Diseases.
BETrFR QUARANTINE REGULATIONS pE'
MA$DED.

NEw YnKk Jan , Mayor Hewitt sent
letter 10 the Governor to-day stating that
neither the city nor State. nor any other
portion Of the Union Is frr from The dan
gers OF spread OF contagious diseases
under the present quarantine regulations
Of this port The opinion + ha~e! IN tie
report OF the Board IF Health of thi> city
which b. also transmits tu tie Governor
and recommends tn" Governor u submit
the report To the Legislature for action
with view to improving the arrange
,nent, at quarantine The report of the
Board Of Health SAYS II Is in want Of &C
Communications at Holman Island, while
the sanitary arrangements are insufficient,
persons affected with disease insnilicienily
>eques,rated and tie sexes not properly
,eparated Changes in The di>infeotlng
ronms ami variou. sanitary Improvements
are suggested The erection Of wall OF
,olid masonry around the island with di-
yidiug walls or iron fences j. proposed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
Deaths Work with the Administration.

Nv shingiou Despatch to the Boston Transcript !
Death has been busy with this Admins
tratiun. First came Mr. Hendricks death,
and then the loss of Secretary Rayard's
wife and daughter. In quick succession
followed the deaths of three senators
wiveS-Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Voorhees,, Mrs
Gibson Mrs. Prndlrton's had preceded
them hut little while. The members Of
the Arthur administration too. have
dropped of rapidly since Mr. Cleveland
came in. EN President Arthur. * SeCre-
tary Frclinghuy>en, the wife OF cN-Attnr-
ney General Brew >ter; then senator Lo-
gan'> death Flags nj halfma>t and the
public buildings drapcd in black have been
uuplca>auily frequent in Washington dur
ing the last TWO wears. The flag on the
Whit. Hou>, i always half-ma>tel upon
occasions like Mr.. Manning> death-a
CHASTITY mi>tah a prrT7,it ~ nag
should only bee half-masic'l for the death
Of the President " Whenever the front III
the house ha> been drapcd IN mourning.
the President aui Mrs. Cleveland Use the
back or south entrance. 1t isn't cheerful
10 enter ones home hy a pnriico with
columns >~athrd in funeral black and
through door over which the fold> If
mourning arr drapcd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

Intention j. called to III" great variety IN
The, table OF contents Of ne t,etHry for Jan
uary IL subjects embrace an authoritative
account Of the formation 81 l.inroln'- Cabinet
in the history by the Presidents private ~rcrc-
tarir-. with many unpublished lrttcr~; Mr..
k,uuan'- startling record ~ personal tnNr~ii-
CATIONS Of Russian Pro, in,iAi Prisons i'ro-
fr.>or Atwaicr'~ valuable sui practical PAPER
uu IL, "rccuniay Economy ~ Food; an
Illustrated article on The ,a'ac"mh> Of
ROM" hy the Rev. nr. Phillip >chltf; in the
drama . biographical >krtrh ~ John Gilbert.
with portraits by J. " Alexander; in art Hnd
literature 4 critique and personal sketch Of
John Eu>klu by Mr.. >rlilmLn, with an excel
Int portrait mr. the frunti-pircr Of Chs num-
h-r: ia sport An Elk-liuni on til. flain-" BY
Scnw,tka win drawings by the Younger In
mes; in travel The Upper Missouri and the
Great Fail-'' ~ l.. ~ >mallry illustrated; in
fiction contributions b, Cable. Eg-ir-ion.
stockton. q sequel to Mrs Icch, and Mr..
Alr>hirc"l. and hy the author Of SISTER Tod
hunter Heart, - II. :. Edwards.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS MARY :. " hecen, % I'll Worth. Ia
w the county of Hancock and state OF Maine
by her mortgage dcc't, datei thr goth day oi
nccclnl,,r, y. ~, iorJ. aud recorded la Hancock
Registry oi deeds, Vol. 70 Page ~ cnu, ~ 60, u
me, Avon l.. Fo,s of lancut =. in all county aud
state, a certain lot parcel OF Land. situated la
saiI Ellsworth, tth the buildings Thereon and
buuuiip, ~ ur-rtibvI as follows, 10 ~ iiDund'
"a ,outheriy by Iaud OF Clara RuuAs. westerly
and norlhrrl, hN iaud of the heirs of Richard
Kent ani ca-terly by the cou " road / aiiinI
from tltaW ORTIZ 70 Trenton, being the place form
eriy occupied hy Reuben y. Cousins. continuing
one acre more And whereas the CON
ditlon Of slIi mort gage decd has bcen and nov
remain. broken, rs reasnn thereof claim fore
CLOSURE OF the ami give thl- puGlTc notice Tor
the purpose of e1ecuns such foreclosure
Nv N T.. FOsS.
Dated at Hancock this 81 day OF January, A. D.
lSs-, 3al'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
STATE or MAINE.
HAscoog IS ,-ssherln7 sale

Taken gu execution wherein Walter Hanes
/ OF Esw orth, l. piaintih ani Geneva Donald.
son Is defendant ,ia,ed uec A. 1881. issued from
IN. .'''---- - Municipal Court one undivided
half of the following real estate situate.
Ellsworth and described as follows beginning
on the pertharly line o. Washington street an" at
he gesseru ls Of land ct eardh 81 Iidridge, the
sa,ne heing lir eastcriy liuf of land OF Fred tis
goDd thence fslIpwIEx he nerihcTig Ene a Wash
ingtea street aasfeify three rods iif4is henc9
norti,eriy at right anges with SAIL u ,telIinst
street -four rods 10 rods thence westerly and par.
alieI with salt Washington street three rods
rs rods thence southeriy parallel With said
second described line four rods r. rods 10 the
place OF beginning containing in all twelve square
s.A.s aud shall sell said undivided half of said
lot 3, snlsfy f.,i extcasns an the costs Of sale,
at pubii;, ancion at the plice of iseeh 4 King,
III said Ellsworth, ON the sih day OF IL bTuary. A.
D., lsss at ten O'clock in the forenoon.
D. l.. FIELDS, sheriff.
Dated Ellsworth, Jan. 8, lsSs. 3wi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
The Library Magazine

The heading article, in the issue Tor Decrni-
hrr 2ith are address on Apilnri>in- .hk John
Morley, NJ. r.; American Museums Of Pre-
Historic Archaeology, by Alfred Walia e :;
Roses ani Ro-r Culture. from thr Quarterly
Review: Curio,ltirs OF the English COPY Right
Law from the Arhenrum; M1caua.'- Re-
ten.i,e Memory. by Sir Frederick PollocA !;
Funcrsi Hymns from The tiS-N eiA," b. W.
Il Wallace; German Criticism on Shakespeare
by George Salisbury also other brirf article.
Order direct NOT sold by dealers. Single
number, cents; Sl.0o per scar. John b. \ :
den Publisher, New York and Chica %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
North lisBrO

North HsBeO:a.
The citizens Of thi, place met at the
school. house on Monday the 26th, and on
the following SATURDAY, 70 see about build
ing a hall for public purposes. a yet
nothing definite i arranged.
Nr Edward Norri, has purchased fine
piano.
Mr. II. T. Dow has returned To Law
renee. Mass.
Mr. IIeryey Smith ha- gone INTO the
woods with a crew Of men.
Nh Eihrldge MIliken has returned from
Bar iiarbor, where he has been employed
during the summer
us. emma Smith is quite III
Miss Annie Thorsen is Ut home iof
visit.
A very happy New Year to the editor,
correspondents and readers of the AMEEI-
CAN. otMAC'
jan. ., 1898.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
National News:

Senator John Sherman has come out
against the CONFIRMATION of Lamar and
says he will do ali he''can to prevent
it.
Rev. LYMAN Abbott has been selected
as pastor of the Plymouth church. Brook
Ign, at the same salary paid the late Mr..
Beecter. 40 definite term of service has
been fixed and II Is probable that MIR. Abb
bott will remain permanently as MIR.
Beecher's successor. He has filed the
piIipit most of the time since 1t was left
vacant and tie church has shown unex-
pected strength under biz administra-
ton.
-Gayernor Marmduke, Of Missouri.
died Tedpe day afternoon Of pneumonia.
-The New yofk Hsralgs special from
Washington Friday says HAT President
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

IS ->hcrIf's Sale.

HANC3T:. IS :->herIf's Sale.
TAKEN - execution wherein Walter VI. Haines,
/ 81 tu-v nith, is plaintiff ami Ella ~.llowarl,de
feInlaut .!ttcd Dec H. ss7 issued from the tiis-
worth MnL...ipal court, one undi,id d ?aif of the
fuli1aIt.g .,fi o4iaIb, yjElHrd ~ sad Ellsworth,
and ti,e. ixs--,i a. fUiiffws beginning On the
northcri, hHe of Washington street and at the
weston liie Of land OF sarah NJ Ehlrti<e, the
same A4ta the casteriy~ line ot hand 81 fred o.
good t.lr &c following the n0Tthery line OF Wash
ingtu Street easteriy three reds 3 rolls thence
uJrihc!i, II right angles with sd wash
iuYtpr Tract foar rods "a rods; thence
Wcttttis sT.I I.asdi,Gl Suh said Washington
st,,et thrc-. rods rs iFDJs; t.eIEe s"uhrrit par
all.l with said -econd described line four rods
a rods 10 the pce Of beginning, containing IN
all twelve square rO-ts.
And shall sell said undivided half Of said lot to
satisfy sqid~cNvuton and the costs % sale, At
public tli,il on 4 yne oinel 81 Fiswf King IN
Ellsworth Oh tie 6If LAY Of February, 4. u,
ISIS, at D O'clock In the foiehoor
u. l.. FIELDS, sheriff
Dated at Ellsworth Jan. ), lsss swi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

Ssld by.s. -. WHGEIN, EIlsworth, =
3m52
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
Carlisle and the Committee

NEW Yonk Jan. 3. \ Washington special
10 the World saN.; II j. doubtful II tarIi-lr
v III announce any OF the committees on We'd
nr-dIy except the appropriation. aud wa'.
and means. Carlisle laid last nishl; 81 see
the nrw -paper- have decided the composition
OF the committee, and also state that | will
ann ounce them Wedne-day. They are having
"A much easier time than atn"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
State News

Young Harrington was convicted Of
firing the oak Grove seminar building ana
sentenced To ten wears In tine State prl>-
The grand jury reported in Sko" he
gan - indictment, for yioiaii1l, Of The
prohibitory law.
John Northcr. Of Whitehead 80 years
Of age, committed suicide the 2Jrd ul.. by
hanging
BY order Of the SECRETARY 81 the treas
urv, the office Of deputy collector Of Gus
toms at the por; Of saco i abolished on
and after January !. This office has been
held by Colonel i, W. GuptiIl for l3
years.
A Republican club has been formed in
Lewiston with Colonel A. Is. Neatly Us
president.
The trustees of Oak Grove have APP
pointed building committee and the work
of rebuilding the school will begin soon.
The AoJOc Indians have sent on six dol
lars in memory Of Frank Modoc-
An ineeDdiary lire in Saco 1CsIr9yed
the mill on Water street. owned ny Charles
W. Holmes < Co. and occupied by joan
IL. and Frank L. Hooper, washboard man
ufacturers and jobbers. Loss between
81 900 and 5000.
C C. Knights saw mill at North
Waterford, burned Friday, cause un-
known; loss 5000; iasGrbd lai 5000
Joshua Saunders, grist and dosel mill was
also burned; loss 81 900. No insurance.
Fred l.. Andrews, a representative Of
the granite quarryng firm of James An
drews { sobs. VI Riddeford, who was ar
rested Friday week on charge Of obtain
ing under false pretences $1,000 belonging
to the workmen, was discharged in he
municipal court of that city Safe: la.
eolnprdm,ss 49, Jpade with the workmen,
they receiving percentage II TIE wages
due them. Tie charge against the pr.son:
err was qnasiied on recommendation Of
La~yar Haley, counsel for the State
fine meeting OF tile Maine Pedagogical
| Society closed at Augusta Saturday. Pros
| fcssor Z. w. Hall, of WaterfiIie was
elected president for the coming ysaf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
The Storm at JODesport.

JoyEsrorr. Dee. 3I.-The storm was
very severe here and did much damage 70
sbinping. No les Lban eleven schooners
living al anchor and 81 sbarves were daih-
ar4d The high wind made a terrible sea
in-the harbor and the EaEes dashed up
over the wharyes 80 that II was Almost I'M
n,Ssjble for a man TO go TO the eng. ohs
hiy wave washed up as far as tue once -
George Smith. broke in the windows Aha
mt ont tie fire in the stove.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
Messengers Notice,
psfiCe az THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY
STATE Of MANI.

OFFICE tt THE SHERIFF OF HANCOOh GOT NTl.
STATE Of MAINE.
HANCOCK SIS bee. ~. A. y. lssI
THIS Is To give notice that on the 18th
/ day of Dee. 4. ~. 49,, warrant in Insolvei.-
cy was Issued out of the court of Insolvency for
said "a Of Hancock against the estHte' Move
". Clark OF Eden, in the County Of
Hancock adju,tged to be an insolvent
debtor on petition o. said debtor which petition
Aas qiei 3n ,he ~ iar II Deg. q. D.,
ISL 10 which date Interest on claims
i to BIZ computed. That the "a tment pf auy debts
to ar py sad debtor auu lRe tiIhsfrr apd delivery
If any property by him are forbidden by law.
That a meet
ing OF tlr creditors Of said debtor TO prove their
debts and choose more assiInees of his
esfate will be held at court of Insolvency TO be
hol,scn al the Probate Court Room in Ellsworth,
iess, at ten oc.os + ih TIE forenoon.
.Giyen nixier my hand the date first above 49,
ten. : MILAN FENNEkLis~
Deputy sherifas Messenger Of the CetfTtf InsoE
yency for said county of Hancock sw52s&
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

Governor Marble and prominent mefsi.
bers of the Law and Order league of Bath
held a conference Saturday at the Lincoln
Bank In that city. 1t is understood tina:
the League is to make another effort
to have James Bailey appointed State
Constable foT Sagadahoc county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
J. H. WILSON, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
MAY BE CONSULTED FREE ny THOSE N SEARCH
THE HANCOCK House.


Those failing To- he cured be other t,hy-i,iar-
matter how ,iiilirut, delicate or ln, y-.taU,fin,,
their eases win do wen to trst the efficacy at hi
medic, witch are Original hi a,att and a .yree.
ana.
fIe has cultivated the >cIPnrlBs. nrt Of ascertain
inE the condition Of patients and larating ff,i
diseases without questioning ve for this REGULAR
GIT he claims nCri,ing riracitllu-
Having visited various medical hospitals I, ken
all kinds Of patients Jractccd the healing ri for
nearly twenty wears, and become familiar i, ith the
worst diseases he - prepared to treat the most
In surgery.
special attention given 90 family pr;,ctice also
% I'll sfascs of the Eve. Far, Throat Lungs
stomarb, Heart, Liver, ki,tneN a1d sexual Or
gam, and diseases peculiar TO females and chill.
IRA. iH+EcepiiGnahlf references given
Residence aIri post oh,ce address Uar iIArhor,
nc l3mAl