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Pullets Should be Laying.

Young pullets hatched in March and April
oughi all 10 be iaying this month. Later
hatclpi ones II not having By November,
viii urt4lahlv, # left to themselves, not lay be
fore spring " hen err are down 10 fifteen
ceut>'ppr dozen. 4 We'll known poultry farmer
showed u recently h> "a count for last Dec
with 10 pullsts The net profit for that month
from eggs alone was 1929; from the same
pullets in pril follow ing the protit was : IA VI.
and he got 80 dozen more eggs in April than
in December. Now this i II striking lesson to
all who keep hens for profit. Get all the eggs
YOU can this dull year when other crops are
short a. eggs always bring cash. probably As
cents per dozen by Christmas. Therefore get
the pnllet, TO laying early when prices are
highest. Rev. ;. W. squres. Of Franklin,
Mars saws: For the purpose OF seeing how
many eggs | could obtain last winter from
twelve hens | used four large of Sher-
best preparation known TO increase egg pro-
duction | saved part of the eggs for haiching
after forcing the hens four months for all they
were worth with the Sberidan's Powder. aud
| never had greater per cent. OF fertile eggs
or more vigorous chickens. In brief. do not
believe can afford TO be without the Powder
to give health and vigor TO young hens" SIX
cans OF Sheridan's Powder will pay good
dividend ih eggs If you commence early. IL
YOU cannot get il near home, /. ,. Johnson
Co. - Custom House St. Boston. Mass. 1.-THE
only makers of sherdans Condition Powder,
will send for 80 ct. two 25-cent packs OF Pow
der: for 81. five packs for 81 20 large IA
mound can. all post paid: six cans for 50, ex-
nress prepaid; one large can OF Powder. also
one wears subscription TO the Farm Poultry
monthly. 10th sent post paid. for sl.5O. SAM
pie copy OF paper ) ct>. Send stamps or cash.
Testimonials semi free. lad'-I
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Miss Eta Given, who Is teaching At Ens-
worth. speaks in very flatteriug terms Of The
place and people. She IL very much nlessed
with her situation Leriston Journal
Miss Bessie Hart, the New York manicure
who has been at Rar Hsrbor three seasons. lief
" edhcsisy morning and WINS accomranied as
Inr as Hosion by Miss Sadie Nirkerson. of his
'ity. Who will spend week in that citv and
tnen return aud open millinery store in Els
worth. bangor Commercial.
Mr.. Emmons Blaine and Miss Anita Me-
Cormick were united In marriage at Rich
field Springs. n. Y. at noon, Thursday. 10
The little brick Presbyterian church by Rev.
;. V. V. Holmes assisted bv Rev. Herr;ck
johnson. ID. d.. OF Chicago 1t was quiet
Wedding. but an extremely pretty one Mrs
b'aihe Sr. shed a few tears she kissed her
daughter-in-law. Mr.. Blaine. Sr seemed To
be IN the best of spirits aud smiled at the ,Irops
on his wifes face. The wedding party In.
GUIDED; Secretary Blaine. Mrs. Blaine. the
Misses Blaine, Walker and James g. Bl,in.
IT.. Mrs. q. W. Ryerson. Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Bishop. New York Col. Coppin-
ger. U: 5. A.. and Mrs. Coppinger; Mr. and
Mrs. K. X. Ely. Boston; John 4. Ryerson,
chicago; Walter Damrosch, New York. and
Others. Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Blaine are
spending their honeymoon at Secretary
Blaine's cottage The Stanwood," at Bar Usr-
Dor. The presence of Walter Damrosch at the
wedding has given renewed impetus to the
gossip which has recently connected his name
with that OF Miss Margaret Blaiue, Every
eye Is turned to the afianced young couple
both make pleasing impression and are re.
cti'ing many cordial congratulations.
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IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice of Second Meeting.
STATE or MAINE

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of insolvency.
In the case of George W. Anderson, of Eden,
Insolvent Debtor.
Thisis to give notice that pursuant to an order
of Court therefor, a second meeting OF the Crcdi-
tors of said lnsolvent Debtor will be held at Pro-
bate Court Room in Ellsworth, in said County, on
Thursday the 10th day of October D. 1889 at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, for the purposes named
in Chapter 20 of the Revised Statutes of the State
of Maine and amendments thereof and additions
thereto.
Attest CHAs. p. DoRR, Register of said Court.
2w39s
71HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned that she has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon herself the trust of an adj
minisuatrx of the estate of Andrew j. Bennett LATE
of Bangor, in the county Of Penobscot deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de
ceased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment to her at No. s. Boyd street
Bangor, Maine.
CYNTHIA A. BENNETT, Adm'r'x
Bangor, September 2s, 1889 3w40t
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas In view OF the los we have ,u,-
tanned In the death Of our brother. Da, id ).
Dodge, and by the -tlI heavier lo>> sustained
by those nearest snd dearest 10 him, therefore
be II
Resolced. That it is but just tribute 10
the memory Of the departed TO -ay In regret
ting his removal from our midst, we mourn
for one who was in every Why worthy OF our
respect and regard.
EesoIred That in the death OF brother
David ). Dodge. Ira Berry Lodge has lost an
active and efficient member whose place II " III
be hard to fiji that we cherish hi. memory in
fond recollection OF his faithfulnes, our Jun
ior Descon and devotion 10 our order.
Resolred That we sincerely condoIe with
the family of the deceased Ia the di>pensstion
with which il has pleased Divine Providence
TO 20 affl let them. and commend them for COD
ISOLATION to Him who orders all things for the
best. and W hose chastisem-nts cometh in mer-
cy.
Resoired That page be set apart In our
records As "A memorial on which shall be III
scribed his name aud age II mark OF respect
10 his memory and that the hall be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
HARVEY p. HINCkLEY, Com.
5. b. WEsCoTT, on
A. &C. PETERS. Res.
Ira Berry Lodge, No 49,, +. 4 A. NJ. Blue
hill, Sept. 10Th, 1889.
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bluehiii
The summer tourists have about all de-
parted and the old town has settled down
TO quiet. staid winter life.
Mrs. Bent has closed her cottage and
will spend the winter at her sister Mrs.
Chipman's, in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs Carrie Blake will leave here Thurs
day for her new home in Ro1bury Mass.
when she will become Mrs Stone. We
have no doubt that the Professor will al
ways prize her as highly as do the BLehill
people.
Eleven of our people attended the con-
ference at Bar Harbor last week and re-
port very enjoyable tine.
Missionary Evelsth gave a very enter
tanning lecture to both societies Of Chris
tian Endeavor at the Baptist chapel last
Tuesday evening.
Last Thursday afternoon at the select
mems office, James Y. Grindell was drawn
as grand juror, and I. n b. Holt as trav-
erse juror to attend the October term of
court at Ellsworth.
George X. Adams. Esq, has accepted
the position of Inspector at the new court
house in Boston and will spend the winter
with his family in that city.
The two new granite companies are do
ing good work, cleaning up their quarries.
putting up buildings and getting out stone.
Superintendent Park of the White 1
Gates company and Major Appel, superin-
tendent of the Bluehill company, are both
very pleasant gentlemen to meet. The
companies are fortunate in securing the
services Of two such competent men.
Rev. +. r. Osgood will deliver an illus
trated lecture Thursday evening, Oct. 8.
at the Congregational vestry for the benefit
of the ladies circle. A collection will be
taken.
Rev. VIM. Forsyth delivered with his
usual force and eloquence an able sermon
in the Congregational house, Sunday morn
ing.
Sept 80. SUB.
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El,worth-Sept. %, by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Edwin +. Bartlett of Ellsworth and Miss
Hattie l.. Lawrie OF Eastbrook.
Surry-Sept. Is, by Rev, d. b. Phelsn, Mr.
Asa {. Peavey Of Orand, aud Mrs. Ann NJ.
kiifed OF Surry.
Holden Sept 80, by P. P. Gilmore. Esq.
Mr.. Alfred II. Gray of Dedham and Miss Ida
+. Lombard of Holden.
MsriaviIe Sept. y. by j. H. Jordan. Esq.
Mr.. Arthur X. Penney and Miss Laura L.
Chick, both OF Clifton.
Sullivan Sept. %, by Rev. c. c. Phean
Mr.. David W. Reynolds and Miss Olive L.
Gardiner, both Of Bar Harbor.
Sept. %, by same, Mr.. James Z. Prest and
Miss Julia J. McGown. both OF Bar Harbor
Sept. D. by same. Mr.. William A. Clarke
Winterport-Sept. Is. at the home of the
bride, by Rev. II. w. Norton. Mr.. Charles G.
Moody and Miss Orrie Z. Grant, both Of
Winterport.
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Twelve years ago Herman Harms came

Twelve years ago Herman Harms came
to Utica, MINI, from South Illinois, here
he had long suffered with fever and ague
Shortly afterwsrd he found it impossible
to keep awake. He slept continuously day
and night for nearly nine years. Three
years ago he reused long enough to work
IN harvest tleld part Of one season, when
the lethargy returned. At the end Of three
more years he again awoke for few days
and again relapsed. Each day he returns
to consciousness for a brief season, but the
spell of sleepiness at once exerts its sway
again and the man is As oblivious as though
he were dead. He has been treated with
tones, quinine and even strychnine but
without effect. Two years ago his Oldest
son, discouraged at the dark prospect on
the farm, committed suicide, and little
later the second boy died.
There is every reason to believe that
gang of adrolt swindlers is preparing to
Hood eastern cities with fraudulent bonds
of counties in southwestern Kansas and
northwestern Texas. Bankers in Kansas
have been receiving inquiries from the
east for several weeks in regard to the
bonds of various Kansas aud Texas count
les, most of which have not been liked
there.
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Foreign News.

Two more scaiers from Behring Sea
have reached Victoria. b. {.
Cholera is raging in Mesopotama
Members Of the Patriotic League have is
sued another Boulangist manifesto.
The Sultan Of Zanzibar has issued n
manifesto against the slave trade
The result of the French elections was
a substantial victory for the Republicans.
but large number Of new elections is
necessary including the Montmartre Dis
trict. in which General Boulanger was a
candidate.
"A Spanish squadron has arrived at
Fangier on account Of the seizure of a
Spanish crew by Moors the Sultan arrived
at Iangicr also.
The business portion Of kensington.
Prince Edwards Island, has been burned.
~ The latest totals Of the French cleo
tionr show that the Rcpubli, ar> have elect
ed l1> members; the Opposition 50; the
B"ulnugiS's claim the Generals election
from Mon,martrc
It'll stated that the Chamber Of Depu-
tics j. certain Ia annul the elections Of Gen
cral Bpulangcr and Count Dillon.
The sultan ha~ N Tered the release Of
spanish sailors captured by Riiilans
A chest of dynamite exploded at the
station IN s. Petersburg Just before the
Car departure to Copenhagen.
The Spanish captain who was seized
~ the Riilians has died of ll-usage at the
hands II hl~ captor~
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents line
ElIsworth-Sept. 25, Capt. Benjamin I.
Wood.
Waltham-Sept. IS. Bertha A. Martin, aged
1 years and 10 months.
EastbrOok-Sept %. Harrison Elmore Piper.
aged II months and 10 DAYS.
Sulvan-Sept. y. infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs |. NJ. Nash
Green's Landng-Sept. 20, infant daughter
of Allen and Settie Mcdonald. aged about 3
weeks.
Sept. 81. Mrs. Nettie Nc Donald daughter
of S. b. ThurlOw. aged 20 years.
Bartlett's 1siand-Sept. 10. Mr.. Edwin Bart
lett. aged Is years.
Beddingt0n-Sept. Is. Mrs. Sophia, widow
of Joseph Weston, formerly of Joresboro.
Bar Harbor-Sept. 10, Mr.. Henry F. Miller.
aged 81 years and months.
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A large audience convened al the hall,
sabbath afternoon. Sept 22d. 10 listen "a
Bernard Carpenter in wonderful expo
-ition ~ the Prodigal Son" and the Lost
Sheep" Mr.. Carpenters travels in orient
al countries. aud his familiarity with the
customs Of the same, enabled him to Illus
trate this subject in a clear and most
agreeable manner, which added 10 his
native eloquence, held the entire audience
A. II spell bound
Many OF our village people are avsilng
thcmsclye, Of the excursion fares To visit
the Hub" Miss Juliet simpson, Miss
Jane Pineo. Miss Florence Smith and War
rem Tram are among the number.
Last Sabbath evening. the children and
adults OF the village gave 4 very interest.
ing Harvest Concert" At the hall. The
children acquitted themselves with much
credit. A prominent feature OF the even
ing was a song by three little boys. Harry
Small. Carl Dennis, and Barney simpson.
Rev. MIR. Phelan conducted the devotional
services. aud the choir rendered fine music,
sept 80.
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SUB.

East Bluehill.
Deputy Sheriff L. +. Hooper. of Brook
lin was in town last week.
F. Gillie Candage sold Arthur Owen a
carriage last week, the latter having lately
purchased horse of II. N. DOrity CT
Sedswick.
B. C. Day having been employed at Bar
Harbor this summer returned home last
week, where he stopped few days and
then departed for q winters situation at
Boston.
Mr.. Nahum Twining has recently sold
his team to Reuben Libby, the well-knOwn
jewelry peddler.
Mr.. Lyman c. Curtis has sold his house
to Fred Leach of West Surry.
Mr.. Washington Lowell was called home
to North Penobscot last week to attend
his mothers funeral.
Sept 80.
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National News.

The North bound Santa Fe train was
robbed by five men 10 miles south Of Fort
Worth, Texas. They secured three bag,
of Mexican silver and two packages con
tanning So 900 each. A posse has started
after the robbers.
Major William Warner of Missouri
has declined the Office of commissioner of
pensions rendered by the President. The
declination is based solely on the grounds
of business requirements.
j S. Cottrell of Chicago has eloped
with Silante. a member of company Of
natives of the Samoan Islands, now on
exhibition in Western cities. Slante
claims to be a princess and cousin of
King Malietoa. Cottrell, who is an Ameri-
can, fell in love with her in Chicago and
followed her t. Minneapolis. 1t is thought
they have gone to San Francisco.
A frightful accident happened at Car
negie's Edgar Thomas steel works at
Braddock, Pa, Thursday night. One of
the largest blast furnaces gave way at the
bottom and tons Of molten metal ran out.
The men who were standing near by were
horribly injured One will die and it is
feared that another, who is missing, is
buried in the mass.
Several months ago Nathaniel }. Lear,
a carpenter, lille at work on the residence
of Messrs. Barney, Little Harbor, N. H.,
was bitten by a large mastif A suit has
been brought by Lear against the owners
of the dog for $4,000 and Deputy Sheriff
John s. Whidden placed an attachment
upon the property at Little Harbor. The
case will he tried at the October term.
The Pacific Express company was
robbed Of $40 900 at Bolton, Texas, Thurs
day night. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas train, which had the money, arrived
at 2 50 a. m, and it being customary to do
so the money was left in the safe in the
box car used for express purposes. The
car was entered through a window and the
safe was unlocked. There is no clue to the
robbers.
Superintendent Kimball of the Life
Saving Service has received reports by
telegraph showing that during the recent
great storm on the Atlantic coast relief
was given to AZ vessels, and 30l persons
were rescued
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AtSut,~n.

Messrs Ell. Stevens, Ed Moore and Mr.
Fullerton, all Of Ellsworth, arrived IN the
harbor in a small boat last Tuesday even
ing. They had been east a. far a. Mil
bridge and We returning home.
Landlord Bradbury Smith seems To be
quit. popular He entertained >eventy-one
people at the Sicuben House last Thursday.
Capt Geo. ) Lewis and wife are spend
ing week In Ca,tinc-
Capt Is. W, Parker and wife have ar
rived home from Bar iIarbor for the
winter.
A large number OF our citizens attended
the fair at ChrrrNtitid last "Wednesday and
Thursday,
Ten persons vent % Marhlas last Mon
day morning Ia attend court.
B. W Stevens, GEO. W Haskell and
Bart Handy left for Boston lat Monday
Sept. ~
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hancock Conference

VI CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES At RAR
HARBoR.
The semi annual meeting OF the Conference
Of Congregational Churches opened at Bar
Harhor on Tuesday evening Sep, a4th II Il
the fr-t conference in the new congregational
church which has been completed and occu-
pied during the present summer. II iss VERY
beautiful church editice. Rev. Joseph Torrey
ID. II. l. pastor
The conference opened by the modera-
tor, Rev. J /. oushman, of Cas,ine. " no read
the Scripture and offered payer. Rev Or.
Torrey then addressed some cordial words OF
welcome 10 the conference. After the bust
ness. Rev. &. r. W. Hubbard, OF Ellsworth,
preached serv interesting seF mon on Prayer,
text Matt. 5 ~ and Mark II "a.
" Wednesday morning the session opened
by PRAYER meeting led by the State Mission
AIRY, Rev. r.. \. Harlow. This was followed
hy business session after which were given
the reports Of the churches. Most OF these re-
ports wcrr encou rsging. there being interest in
mAny places and stidtions 10 most churches
The sd1itiop Of two Congregational churches
in this county are st Outer Long Island and si
Green's Landing. Deer Isle, also = revival at
Amherst. from which twcuty-three united
with the church. The next topic VS.. ''Dur
County Missionary work" and was opened by
Rev. :. II. Towne, County Missionary for the
counties Of Hancock aud Pcnobscot who out
lined The work proposed and gave a brief
port OF the work done. Rev. r. A. Harlow
and Rev. }. T.. Adams also spoke upon TIL.
topic.
The afternoon session WIS begun by the top
&c, ''ChristIan work for Young People
which Wa opened by Rev. r. l.. DREW. OF
BluehiI and was folio wed by Rev. J T. Cush-
man. Rev. {. y. Gleason and Rev. [. bereby.
The next topic was "Persousi Piety, the Sc
cret o. an Efficient Church." opened BY Rev.
Mr.. Mccartney, OF Some.villc. Each of the
SUBJECTS Wa, discussed With much care and
earnestnc-s. They were listened Ia with clos
e.t attention. Wednesday evening Rev. VII
liam Forsyth. Of BueAsport, preached 10 an
Interested audience.
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Ellsworth E.iis
Miss Lizzie Hinckley has gone to Bos
ton. where she will remain during the
winter
new plank sidewalk Is being laid on
North street.
Mr.. kincaid has improved the appear
ance Of his house by the addition Of blinds
The c. l.. S. C. at the Falls. reorganizcd
Oct. |. at the home of Martin Moore
Several new members have Joined the cir
Gle and all are entering heartily into the
new studies. C. w
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.NIsil.illl, List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Thur-day sept .
sen Wesley Abbott Whitaker. Boston
~ IaY"itA. Whitaker. ~,icm
S.h Nretal Wakrtrli, Bar lIArhur
SCH 6r,pe. Harvey, Bar iiarh"r
Sch Frank Maria, smith, New York
SAILED
Friday. >cpt.7
Sch Forester. Lamr-on Rocklant
s'h sunbeam. Whitaker. tamdcn
ARRIVED
Sch Express. Wakefield. Bar Harlor
>'h Aicl Fray. GORDON. Camden
SAILED
saturday, >cpt!S
S.h Agric"a, fstt.n, Boston
>.h u : Lawrence, Patterson, Ply mouth
sch nrape, Harvey, kncklaud
ARRIVED
sch sarah Blais.iell, Poinroy, Boston
sen Delaware. Hutrhin.,. Portland
sen 7 Nagee. kiet. Boston
sch J kennedy, Woodward Boston
sch Capt john Ray. Boston
Sch Wootcock, Blonhit. Camden
SAILED
Monday, >,pt 80
SEA Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, R"uaout
1ue.day, octl
50 Prank Maria, smith, BIachln
Wednesday, oct
- \ liza mes. Muu-nn. Boston
sch Annie ltickrr-ou, f"--, sullivan
Dom--tic Ports.
B"-ron-Sld >ept.7, -,h II VI Crowcll, oh,.e.
sullivan and >ew lurk
Ar >rpt =. -ch- Sea Queen, Nntt"u, hnd \ II
Whituore, t,rr-naw. Deer Ne, Napoleon Prrr, 4.
nnu.d-hOro, q W Collins Eckfor'i. ana AAaA,
BraLduu, sullivan
Ar sept % Sch j Warren. Turrey, and Z
Tower Know lion, Deer Isle
>ll sept y, srh= + II King and Helen q Mo-elcy
Ar sept Is. .chs It Leon, Perkins, and Princess.
Davis, Penob-rot
Beycrly-od SEPT y, sch VIM Marshal. for sui
Ivan
Eath-Ar sept26 -ch } 4 II Crowley Lor,i, >rw
t.1u River ar >ept IS, seh- Florida, Rocklani
Kit Carson from New York
New iork-Ar Sept 81 schs Princeton. French 4.
Coolidge, Bragion, Mt Desert; lamartine
Howes. sullivan. T W ilavens. Potter Somcs
sound
Ar sept 26 schs Daniel simmons cot. Luhcc,
Sarah l. Davis. sawyer, Mt Desert, Diadem, s.av-
ey; Idaho, Peck, Rockland, Robert DOrity, and
Governor, Low, >edgwick
Ar sept IS. sch Flora Condor. Franklin
Portiand-Ar sept p, schs Nontezuma, Thurs
ton. Boston, Vixen. Hammond, Provlncetown.
Union, Rice, >teubeu
sli sept >, sch sarah Franklin, Thurston, Tire
mont
Ar sept y. schs Damon. Bangor for New Bee.
ford. STELLA Lee, Hamilton Deer Isle for Boston
Ar sept 70, sch Angola, Davis, Franklin for
New York
Portsmouth-Sd Sept q, sen silver Heels, east
warl
Ar Sept 25 sch Napoleon, fremont for Boston
saco-Ar sept Is sch Jed Frye, Langley. New
York
salen,-sld sept y. schs Forest City. Rondout,
Nyrunus, Chatto, from Gloucester for Mt Desert
Vineyard Hayen-Sld Sept %, schs samuel Lewis
and John Douglass; Caroline C., for Portland
Hillsboro, B-Sld sept 90 sch Lizzie Cochran,
Kelley, Newark
st Helena-Passed Sept :, bark Julia, Jordan,
lloilo for sandy HOOK
singapore-Ar Sept %, bark Penobscot, Me
Cauder, New York.
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tDriand.

Walter Buck aud Guy Emerson have re-
turned 10 their studio. in Boston.
Miss Lizzie Buck i. teaching in district
No. IA.
At the Y. 7. $. c. +. meeting Sept. 90
Archie s Hartman was chosen As dele
gate 10 attend the State convention At
Bath
Kew Edwin Buck of Fall River is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Francis Buck.
\ town meeting was held here Satui dav
10 settle the question Of the towns lend
ing Its credit for the railroad, but the
meeting was adjourned till to-day.
The fair in this town last Tuesday as
success. People from Bucksport, Ded-
ham, Ellsworth and Ellsworth Falls were
present. The display of vegetables and
fancy work in the hall was very good.
There was more stock exhibited than usual.
One yearling colt owned by Mr. viii
Soper weighed nine hundred pounds.
Sept. 80. B.
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Mis- Emriine {. Hanna, missionary for l-t
Baptist Church, Troy y. ". says Il am
-,i,h 10 state that Dr. David kcunt,ls'- Favor
tie Remedy. Of Rondout y. !. cured me OF
Catarfh Of the Bladder. Kidney trouble aud
Constipation. | would add that always used
tht FANortte Remedy WITH consent Of my ply
stefan"
CONSTIPATION i positively cured by Carriers
Little Liver Pills. Not BY purgms and weak
tuu- tnr bowels, but by regulating and
strengthening them. This IL done by imyroy-
Ing the digestion ami stimulating the liver 10
tht Trooper secretion u bic, " hen the bowels
~tll perform their customary functions in an
ft~y aud natural manner. Purgative pill,
must be aVoidrd Az for Carriers Little Liv-
,r Pills Price. ~ cent.
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Wait for mo rosin."

The annual convention of the Ameri-
can Bankers association met at Kansas
City, Wednesday. Fully 1000 delegates
were present from all parts of the country.
President Charles Parsons of st. Louis de-
livered the opening address.