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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

NJ. BEAuREGARD, an Psychologist.
believes that Egypt at the time of the
Pharaohs exhibited the mixed con
dition of combining the use of flint
implements with acquaintance with the
means % extracting copper and BLEND
ing 10 with other materials
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

THE lawn mower is n good deal like
the keeper OF q bucket shop: It shGves
the green.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

NEVER allow yourself to get out of
anything says writer in household
journal. How about debt?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

WHEN man is fatally i'll he may be
said to have grave symptoms.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

Hi iirst person TO
suggest recruiting
anu arming tue ne
groes OF the South
for service In the
Union army was
late Simon
Cameron. I h . n
Secretary OF War
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

Next lesson Samuels Farewell Adj
dress. Sam. IL: LIS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-31

Chawley, deah, set the bawsket
down heah in this sylvan shade, while
we take lovely stroll through the
chawming woodland. 1t will give us
ravenous appetite for the delicious
lunch mamma put up for u.s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
Am herst.

A horse belonging to bark hauler nam
ed Packard died from the effects Of bull
let fired from a gun in the hands of a boy
on Saturday evening
Howard Crosby lost valuable horse last
week by lung fever and Fred Dyer has one
sick with the same complaint.
A horse belonging to LIZ Grover caught
his foot in the ice and will probably be
laid by the remainder of the winter
Two fellow citizens at the bark yard in
a fit of distraction sought to procure con-
ISOLATION by the experiment of knocking
each other out. Each was succeeding adj
mirably well with loud contamination and
close embrace, when boy CHANGED to in
terpOse which caused disunion. One of
the pugilists is reported as having receiv
ed desperate bite upon the back of the
neck and a scar upon his nose, while the
other was brutality lacked down between
the sills of bark rack.
Several slight mistakes appeared among
the items of Substitute" in the AMERI-
CAN of the 18th inst, which l take liberty to
correct Miss Matte Foster returned from
Boston where she went to accompany her
sister Mamie whom she left at the hospi-
tai there for treatment.
The success of the Amherst Dramatic
Club which favored us with the drama
Turn of the Tide" was ''mostly due to
the unceasing efforts" of DIR. Lord assisted
by the school teacher, Mr.. Silsby. Mr..
Jewett is the appointed manager of the
Club, but owing to rush in his business
all considerations were consigned to DIR.
Lord.
Feb, Is,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

private school is being taught In dis
trict ,. by Mr.. Geo, r. Hagerthy
The lyceums in this district and the
Marlboro district. continue to be the oc-
casion Of much interest. aud the topics Of
the day get pretty thoroughly discussed.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Young has recently trapped
dark silver-gray fox, valued at fifty dol
lars. and short time ago valuable cross
gray fox was captured by Mr.. Frank Ball
During recent severe southeast storm
the boat-house of Geo. + Dillingham; was
carried away and the steamboat wharf
damaged to some extent.
The case of the division Of the town ap-
pears to be laid over for the present owing
to lack of time, or for some other reason
not generally known. The report of a
compromise having been contradicted the
facts of the case should be known, as no
good can come to either side from false
reports circulated. While the petitioners
would favor any compromise that would
promote progress and harmony and in fact
tend towards building up and improving
the town. there i no disposition on the
part of the residents Of this section Of the
town to take back tracks"
Feb. Is H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

Clifton.
Mr.. Rucl McKcen of Eddington is doing
quite an extensive business on township
No. 80, in Hancock county. Mr.. +. J.
Penney has returned from a surveying trip
there, and reports that he has twelve hors-
eS and ten oxen hauling bark and logs
The bark is hauled to Buzzells tanperv al
Amherst, while the logs are landed at
Great Works stream which empties into
Penobscot river.
1t is estimated that A. f. Merrill & Co.
are receiving from twenty-five to thirty
cords of birch per day. 1t is all cut in this
town which makes business very Lively on
the roads at present.
Mr.. Michael Clark's youngest child is
very sick. DIR. Thomas of Brewer is at
tending it.
We hear that Mr.. Irving Rowe of Ed
dington has lately passed away, with that
dread disease, consumption. His family
have the sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
Diphtheria has again broken out in one
of our neighboring towns. We learn that
Mr.. James Keezer's family Of Holden are
all sick with this fatal disease.
We feel in hopes to see our regular
weekly grocery peddler on the road soon,
Mr.. Hugh Nichols, who drives for Gilmore
Brothers of Brewer. He met with quite
an accident few weeks ago by the upset
ting of his cart upon his leg. hurting him
quite badly. so he hasn't been able to at
tend to his business for some weeks
Miss Vida Archer has returned from
Holden where she has been stopping with
Mrs. Zenas Grant.
Mr.. John Scott closed a very successful
term of school in Holden Feb. 9th
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21


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tL,fr vi,,, Duty Arf.r M. in.,aIIs,inn
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saying II WI successful tinc
Fnr IN. dit linn, within H.. r,.r,,.,,.
l,f.nc,. ar your cu,r,.o,,n,u, A.,rt,''r
hao brrh open l" tHc mil Dam all winter
excepting Tour OF hNe days
The WooIturv y1. In nnr b,rt.,r Sa,,,r
Say afternoon ahd landed the collector.
Snm.. w oDr .an,,ip. arn pa,,i,., r.aa,
III >,.r,
M Dnlre ~ R.Ifa., !. agai, ,r,,fr,,
out nanrs IN MI nIacr
nave not Het seen any cialn from
"rt-h : Landing 10 the new state capitol.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21


Saturday evening. Feb. ., the Y. P. S.
l.. [. or in fuller English the Young Peo-
pies Society for Literary improvement, a
society Of recent birth in this community
held public meeting and carried out the
following programme
|. Reading Of Scripture by the President.
Reading of Records, Secretary.
g. Society Hymn. Society.
4. Society for General Improvement" u
dialogue by eight adie>.
). Essay-"Robert Burns" Flora Marks.
q. Recitation The Legend of the Mys-
tie" Mrs Hinckley.
!. Music Song by Mr. Fuller.
:. Essay Home" Estella Perkins.
p. Recitation-''f agar Ia the Wilderness, =
Amelia Durham:
10. Par err Editors: Estella Perkins and
Flora Marks.
II. Tabeau-"sIeep, Darling. Sleep"
II observation-disclosures Shall not Ring To-
night" Mr.. Fuller
IL. Essav-''Sient Forces" Flora Marks.
"a. tcho Song-Floreure aud Flora.
10. Recitation-'0ver the Hill TO the Poor
House" Mrs. Annie Hatch.
As whole the entertainment was good
and reflected credit on the work Of the so
"iety. Some parts were especially inter
esting
The essay on Robert Burns was dis
eliminating paper and finely written I'VE
love Burns but we pity him said the auth-
or. which most aptly and tenderly puts the
moral essence of the man in nutshell aud
shows his hold upon the hearts OF human-
ty.
The essay on Home" by Estella Perkins
"a subject which has been immnrtaiized
by the genius Of every age and cline, was
treated in clean cut style a she portrayed
H.. a - r
the human family Silent Forces" was
treated in style at once fresh original
and beautiful and was most tittngly read
The reCitati0ns We're good and showed that
the gifts and graces Of oratory are not
confined to the male sex. Mrs. Hinckley
IN gesture aud force Of style looked the
born orator a she unfol led the tender
Legend Of the Mystic"
Mrs Fuller acclaimed that difficult and
thrilling story, Curfew Shall not Ring
Night IN an appropriate manner and
hen. with every feature livid with deter
miuatinn She rang ont ''Curfew shan not
ring tonight, she brought the spirit Of
the piece a. a white neat
Amelia handled "Iiagar in the Wilder
nr-~" With the tcndyrrst care and ,Irrpc>t
-nicitude, bur brought him out dancing
The society paper contained more than the
usual variety Of interesting. matter and IN
it, personals laid rude hand on the tender
Youth with ~rauty mu>tache ~ well a. the
aged monarch with silver hair The dla-
lpguc was tIr>t rate. Emma. ''thc old
mAid. seemed 70 combine the cunning Of
the married woman with the awful aux
ioty If thc oll maid The song w MIR.
Fuller which might he titled Rock the
Baby, Wa prcttliy sung.
The closing recitation by Aunic Hatch.
"ovcr the tll to the Poor House" was
we'll rendered and revealed a touching les
son of tillai ingratItude Good Tcmplar
HAL was crowded % Overlooking. the best
~ order prevailed, there was not a break
IN III harmony ~ th, entertainment and
everybody went away Well satisfied
Frb III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

Miss Sarah NJ. JOY of Ellsworth Bar
Harbor, has gone TO Roston on visit
-Mes.rs. Zshua Foster and Cnr,is ras
ter. constitn,iny thu, firm ~ p ro.,ar a
have s;.soIvo,, ,.r,,,o-.h, \, .,
Mr. Curtis r. Foster will continue busine.. AZ
the Oil >,snd. See advertisement In smother
column.
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mere WI De foufth OF March ball and
'upp'i AZ ioMn iia"' frahA''h' under the aus
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
Sullivan.

Mr.. Daniel Wilson, one of our most
valued citizens, who has been lying in a
critical condition, n the result Of injuries
received two weeks ago BY falling on the
ice, causing congestion Of the brain passed
away last evening at ten o'clock. For
several days after the accident there
seemed but slight chance for his re-
coycry, but after a time he rallied enough
to dress and walk about the room and the
doctor had hopes that his former excellent
health ard vigorous constitutional strength
would carry him through, hut 1t was not
to he He gradually sunk from a ~tupor.
rau>ing occasionally, into a COmato~e state
from which he never rallied The news Of
his death viii he received with sadness
throughout the town The tics Of hap
Ply home are broken and his family will
have the sympathy OF host Of friends.
aud from none will that sympathy he
warmer or more genuine than from hi~
noshhor>, into whose homes hr ha~ al
WAYS gone n tender friend and helper III
times IT sickness ann troubles aud uuw
that he has been called tn ~ down into
the valley of shadows Kind friends have
htvu around him with tender mlu>tra-
tjpu~. aud hearts mourn for a genial
friend and kind urjrhhnr
General Manager Hunt If the sullivan
llarbar Land Company. WAS Id tpnn Fri-
aay ann report, c,rrl tAinG Hnuri~hfr-
ana a favorable" Outlook fnr nrNt season.
krtion Will b, fak-n His tir Legislature, tifl~
WINTER No The matter M bringing water
from Long Pond. which wi,l ~ An imyar.
tani adjunct g. ih"ir f!nc property d, rr
The Company are about to issue ~jN thou
sand photn.it!pGrapH showing The new
streets. parks avenues. etc. for di-tr,Iu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

BroOkltn-
Patches, patches, patches OF all the
poverty stricken crowds ever turned out in
this vicinity, that at the poverty ball given
by the Owl Club. Saturday evening, surely
took the lead-rags and tatters, odd
stockings. battered hats, shoes down at the
heel and out at the toe, and above all
patches Of every conceivable size, color
and shape. And the dance orders seemed
in keeping with the occasion, being writ
ten on coarse brown paper and tied with
cotton Irvine. The prizes for the most
poverty stricken costumes were awarded
as follows. For ladies', Ist prize, Miss
Lois Stanley: End, Miss Georgia Nntter
for gentlemen. LIST Allie Cousins; 2nd.
Edward Kane. The judges were John
Staples. Mrs. A. +. Grindle and Mrs. G b.
Five Cake and coffee were served in the
lower hall. The club will realize quite a
little sum of money from the occasion,
which will 90 toward enlarging their Ii
brary The club wishes to thank the Judges
for their assistance, also those who contri-
buted cake and coffee and those who help
ed to wait on the tables. We understand
the Owls have in contemplation an enter
tainment for Mar. 4. May it be as sue
cessful as the poverty ball.
Mr. j. B. Babson fell on the ice recent.
". striking his side on the edge of pail,
hurting him quite badly.
About fifty members Of Rrooklin grange
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

Lester Cakes. only child Of Fred Cakes,
died Friday, Feb 18th. after brief Illness
OF one week,of dropsy of The brain, aged
years, mouths and 10 days All was
done that could be to stay that relentless
hand bat all in vain, the unwelcome visi-
tor has done his work aud little Lester Is
now flower Of Heaven To the hereaved
father IL is great blow, Since last June
he has buried wife and two children. this
being his last and only one. The obsc-
quies were held at the house Sunday after
noon last at one O'Clock, Rev. c. f. Wood
cock of Waltham officiating.
Mrs. A. 2. Carr has gone to Kingman to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ranri
Mr., Alanson Jordan who has been very
sick is recovering.
The party at Mr.. Morrelrs last Saturday
evening was highly enjoyed.
Fine winter weather.
Feb. Is XY/
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

Obif'sarg notices beyond the Dtie Mime oyt9
Age must be paid for at The rate of fe, -eafs 4 iine
Ellsworth-Feb. Is, Miss Mary J. siIvv.
aged y wears. month aud IL DAYS
-teb. 10, Mrs. Ada f., wife Gf Ernest l..
Curtis, aged u yesrs and months.
sulliyan-Feb. Ii. Mr.. Daniel Wilson, aged
10 wears.
bluehiii-jan 4, Mr.. Zenas Closson, aged Te
years and months.
Lewiston-Feb. 3, Mrs. Pauina A. Gent
eldest daughter of the late James and Eliza
beth Sargent Of LaInoine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

sunset
Mr.. Lionel Hencries is very sick
Mrs. Mary Raynes has been very sick,
but Il slowly recovering
Frank Small and John Rayncs, who
have been chopping wood near B'uehill,
arrived home Tuesday.
\ basket sociable was held in the ball at
West Deer Isle Wednesday evening
Mr. Elmer Warren. who has been en-
ploycd in Gloucester for a long time, ar
rived home last week to visit his parents,
MIR and Mrs. NJ. V. Il. Warren.
\ Chopping match came Of at the house
of Amos + Small Thursday afternoon
after which bountiful supper was pro
Vlded. large number of ladies and gen
tlrmen arrived in the evening and We're
very agr"cably entertained by plays and vo-
cal and Instrumental music.
tpilMBt~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

The Academy aud free High school clos
cd the winter term last Friday. There viii
he vacation of TWO weeks before the
opening Of the spring term
The ladies' of the Congregational society
cleared about SIP from their oyster supper
last Thursday evening. Owing to the
circle at the Baptist chapel and entertain
mentS in surrounding towns the attendance
was rather small.
party Of about 50 from the village en-
joyed the ride and pleasant time at the
home Of Austin Stevens, Esq, last Friday
evening.
Landlord Sweet opened his hospitable
mansion to party of young people from
the village Saturday evening.
Miss Lena Morton of the Castine Nor
nal school was in town over Sunday.
stormy Sabbath and a slim attendance
at both the churches.
The f. Q. vs., after a vacation of two
months, met with Miss Emma Osgood last
Friday evening. Hereafter the literary
and gastronomic feats of these Extraordi-
narily Queer Virgins will occur once fort
night.
A severe snow storm is raging this Mon
day afternoon.
Feb. is. SUBSTITUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

went by invitation 10 visit No. Sedgwick
grange, Friday evening. Feb l. They re-
port very interesting meeting and a rery
nice clam stew owl.
Feb IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

lhc striking carpenters ID thr N.w
En.lauA -htp tarl III Bath have returned
I" WORK INV situation In the Scwall
yard j, unchanged.
A board If trade has been formed in
Bristol.
Captain Archibald 6. g. Spear one
# Tbs oldest Yea captains and pilots IN
kockianA X dead At the A. Of - Gap
tain Npcar WAS the father ~ Mrs. * -Goy-
crn"r Garcc!nn and Mr. senator Fryr.
"Wednesday night TWO safes at thr
WalInhrro post office ana one at the depot
Of til" Knox S Lincoln railroad were blown
open by professionals. Al the post office
all the stamps. public funds. A. well A. the
private funds aud papers IF the postmaster
we're taken \ the depot about $50 were
taken.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
BUCKLEN,s ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chlblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptians. aud positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t il guaran-
teed To give perfect satisfaction, OF money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY 8. d. Wiggin 1y22
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

The Harlem Democratic Club of New
York, Saturday evening, the ath, comment
GRATED the anniversary of the birth of
Samuel j. Tilden with grand banquet
Colonel Henry Watterson was the prinei.
pal speaker
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
Happy Meeting Of Two Friends,

John NJ. Alien of Charlotte, n. Y, said to
his friend, parsons, am about dead with the
Gravel. and cannot find help" Mr.. Parsons
induced Mr. Allen to give DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, of RondOut, n. Y,
"a trial. Weeks went BY and the friends met.
Mr.. Allen said. ''Dr. David Kennedy's Fay-
orite Remedy has saved my life. 1t is cure
for GraN Gland the only curev
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

The ladies Of Goose Cove organized 4
sewing circle on the 18th inst To- be- called
the Christian Endcavor. Miss Lizzie
HAYNES president: Mrs. T. l. Leland
treasurer; Mrs NJ. II. Haynes, secretary
Mr>. John Haynes, who has been III poor
health for some time past, i now conra-
le>cing under the skillful treatment Of DR.
Patten Of your city.
Capt W. ID Leland. who has been III
failing health for some weeks past. j. now
somewhat better His many friend, are
glad To see him on our streets again.
Mis-. Elsie VI. Leland who has been
suffering for year past with u bad case
Of scrofua, has gone to Syracuse, \. Y.
to be treated for the same and we hear
has some hopes Of being benefited.
f. S HAYNES Riah Mcfarland and ID.
L. Mcfarland are doing quite a cord-wood
business this winter, and as the Shedding
is very uncertain they are improving every
moment in putting the same on to the
landing.
Mrs Daniel Laid has been at Bar Har-
Dor for a few days taking care OF her sons
wife who has been quite sick.
Messrs Dyer & Davis Of this place gave
a minstrel troupe concert at Evergreen
hall, to an enthusiastic audience on the
evening of the 18th inst. We hear it pro
nounced a success.
Rev. ID. p. Phelan of Surry, preached at
Union church, in this place, last Sunday.
He also lectnred in the evening on mission
ary work. Mr.. Phelan is an able speaker
/ and those neglecting to hear him lose a
rare opportunity Of richly storing their
minds with good logic and common sense.
Feb. is. Roy.
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ras.n


''A'A''
"BArkw ara, turn h4rhw ara. On, time, ID Your
hiIhi.
''h'' more we wax bir "">F street.
anu iaN>" "r'''h- =" I.'ehrh "Hr thiF>t-
'Ht F'h- "''h'ul " hh''A iA' "P"h H'"F
freedom NJ crn>, thr p,rri Nv warrb r.r.
,htur, fb,. iu,.r,..tfp. prlgr,. III rh-,.,.-
maxim, Nv ne ,j,ar Alti Ial, ,,hnm Viii tb,.
tu,,u called aunt. taap ~, ry,h jul Al
rear door, where i'" steps away j. the
'tt' ""N'h "''N''' t'"'N Z" "e-
(''""' '4i'h re VIZ" OF .tP'"- ''''t'>>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
SIGHT or HORROR.

Richard Walden, aged 10. son of James
Walden of West Hampden. died of lockjaw
caused by shooting off his big toe while
cunning. He was resting the barrel of
the gun on his foot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

when Baby va sick, We gave her Castor,a
When she WAS Child, she cred for astoria
when she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
men shs had Children, she gave them Castoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
Il Born.

Franklin Feb. Is. NJ Mr. And Mrs. Chas. Il.
Dwelley. daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

Pine Tree Lodge and Parity Tempt arc
- have an entertainment saturday Is n-
in. Feb. Odd consisting 81 Installation ~
Temple officers and reclatjun> ht IL ntln-
i,cr-. at their hall. Surry village also CAKE
and coffee Admission ten cents. which iu-
cnde~ lunch We hope all VIII favor u
with their presence SURF
The dcic.at,~ chp-,Ii by Pine Irrc Lodge
% attend ,hr District Lodge | . Of q I
at Ellsworth, are VI - lhaitn. Frank .Ior-
dan. Fanny DAVIS and John Irilj>on
4 company from >urry village friends
If Rev { ! T. Thompson. former pastor
Of the Baptist church Al that place visited
him at H. new ticld Of labor North >,ds-
wick taking with them pictic supper
A. the >!c!-hing ~a~ Al IT. best and
warm welcome Mas SURE to hy given them
when they gpt there We doubt not they had
4 good time
Reuben WOOD was taken ID the ASYLUM
a, Augusta. last week insane from the If
frcte If III health. Ills wife and four chill
dr,n have the sympathy Of the community
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21
City and County.

\ " hifi4v i-Nti.- witt 10 AuSu>lA iAsi
Week 10 represent the proposed sullivan Wa
ter Company. in asking for a charter from the
Legi-istuI, To- furnish sullivan with water,
Did our readers notice the clou,lless sky
and l. deep blue. Of FRIDAY last, which lasted
during a good part OF the iav and into the
EVENING" Il WAS q rare sight.
~ y L ~, ,.f.,,,t
NJ. u n nan ILL., . :, -,
.....,.., "a.
app tI'H t. s'd'tf 'u' IT. leg quite
'a''f N''' 'h axe short ilm' ago. lie Is
''"'"'d Z" ny mouse. La>' week MS good
n''-Hi'"r> turned "ul aud uald their respects
70 r. wood pi'e'
supper VIII ~ served At the Free
bhpl'~i chapel on Monday evening, Feb. 25th
consisting Of t>h chowder. cake and coffee
al f"r thu sum Of - cents. The proceed, ART
Tor The benefit OF ta>for. Roy. F. A. Palmer.
nr. &. Y Porter 81 ,alinna. has sold hi.
real estate in lb.t ,il.,. bt,tn- rec.iy,da a,t.
term. Offer q, ,.n,ar .uf. ptrtner>bIn with :
>u.....~fll t.HA.t.t.p ia ,,,.-.rn .,.t. an,
h,. tb. sfF-r HI, l.r...,,,.s.i.r,tion Ne una.r.
stand
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R.rfin- n ,,ue,l.- Cd, Dur...i a, Rr,,,.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

tn" transition from lon2. lingering aud pain
tui sickness To robust heaith MARKS an epoch
ia the life Of thu indy jiulL such rrm1rku-
hir event 4 Treasured ~ The memory and the
u-rncN whereby the good health ht, been A.
tanned IL gratefully blessed. Hence il j. that
- much l. heard ~ praise Of Electric Rittcr,.
80 many NM they owe their restoration ID
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10 be free from sick headache. biiiou-ne--
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Ptll>. Strictly vegetable They gently siimu-
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