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The Portland daily press., 1889-08-15
Hale and Hearty in old Ace.


What is more beautiful than an ancient tire
clothed with an ample robe of verdure. Apt is
the comparison between such growth aid an old
man or woman infused with health and Mgor.
Ihe sine qua non, the Indispensable condition of
vigorous youth, robust manhood and virile old
ag., sound digestion. Without this life is shorn
n VIC nearly st that should attend it. No more
DsinSneeet and agreeable contributor to the at
Galhmeht OF hale old age. and efficient means of
G9ua'erartlng the nfrmties that too often attend
ach I,itters Ia us pc found than hostetters Stom
Kdhey complaint, nervous nquietude and rher.
s5 are overcome by its The effect
Oh exposure anu oVerwork are nulli6ed nv If and
II affords efiicent protection to ali subiected 70
malarial influences. Give it thorough trial.
The reverse in his case.
They tell me that laughter is a great
health promoter.
Young Grant-Don't you believe it, old fellow
My father fell down and smashed his shin yester-
day, and laughed IN ! wa was 10. ready to drop.
When he got up he whaled the life almost out Of
me- health promoter? Oh, no!
a woman who IS weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet can
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest.
Only short time ago, in a Sunday school the
lesson OF the creation was taught. boy of twelve
look II in gfeediy, and next day. being required
by the public school teacher to write compost
llon ne selected woman" as his theme, and
wrote as follows:
von ny ;s woman mar Eden was lost and man eurst II
you trust her give up all hope of heaven. Woman
CANNOT love, because she is too selfish. She may
na,e fancy put II is fleetng; her smiles are de
CEN, heI vows are traced in sand She is a thread
oi eandor, with aweb of wiles Her CHARITY &
hypocrisy complexion. heart, tongue, and all
Woman's Journal. NV
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-15
On and after July ISL 1885, Passenger trains sars
ponIand as foloVS:

EWuoiu 90 iuNVWos
For Poland Springs, Auburn and Lewis-
ton, 8.45 a. m, 1870 and $40 .. IN. Lewis
ton via Brunswick $50, a. M, 1.35, sos
and t11.20 p. m, for Bath, $50. a. m, Lbs
and sos p. m, and on Saturdays only at 11.20
p. m. Rockiand and Knox aud Lincoln
IL. r., ESQ a. m, and 1855 and SOS p. m.
Brunswick, Gardiner, Esaliowel and
Augusta, $50 and 11.05 a. M, 1.25. 1855,
sos and t11.20 D. m. FarnElnStar VtF lew
istou, 8.45. a. m, 1.30 p. m. via syrausvL T. {.
1.35 D. m. Monmouth, Winthrop, &.nxe
mayaBacook. RendAeld. aad Oakland,
s.45 a. m. and 1.30 p. m. Wn;erVille via
Lewiston, S.45 a. m. and l.30 p. M, via An
gusta, $50, 11.06 a. m, 1.25, 1855. sos and
t11.20p. m. skowhegnp, vim Lewiston.
100 p. M, Wis Augustn, $50 a. m, 1875 ane
t11.2O p. IN. Belfast and Dexter 1.3O, 1876
t11.20p m. Hanger via Lewiston, 1.3C
p. M. via Augusta, IL .06 a. M. 1.25, SO and
Fl1.20 p. m. Bangor and piseatnquis 20.
a., l.05 q. m. II 20 p. m. Ellsworth and
Bar Harbor, .O6 a. m, 1.25, t11.20 y. m.
Vanceboro, ~. stephen (Cninis,) ArOos-
took County. "a. ohm, KzaIiga5 and the
Provinces, 11.o5 a. M, aud 1.3O, 1856, and
t11.20 D. m.
might express with sleeping car attached runs
every night, Sundays included, but not to Show
hogan Monday mornings or to Belfast and DS--
ter or beyond Bangor except to Bar Harbor, IN
day mornings.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-15
GREENWOOD GARDEN
Steamboat Line,
LONG WHARF, Foot Of Exchange st.

For Cushing's, Peaks and Cape Cottage.
On and after July 9th, the steamers e. z. SHAW,
Capt. Edward Parsons, and the s. L. SPRING,
Capt. John Fisher, Jr., will run as follows
For Jones' Landing, Greenwood Garden, $50,
700, $50, 1900. 9.45, 5000, 11.30 a, m, 1.00
lao, 2.20, 2.45, *3.45, *4.50, 6.20, 7.30, 500 p.
IN.
For Cushings' Island, $50, tbs. $50, 1900,
9.45, 1890 1L3o a, m LOO, 2.2o, *3.45, 4.30,
For Cape Cottage, .7.i6. .s.45 a. M, 40, $3.50
pm
-RETURNlNG-
Leave Jones' Landing. 6.10, 7.30, 900, $3.50,
1929, *11.00, 1900 a. m, LAO, 2.20 $500
$40, 4.30, $40, GAO, 300, 10.15 p. m, or af
ter the entertainment.
Leave Cushing's Island, goo, 7.50, 9.10, .9.4O,
lO.40, *11.10, 11.50 a. m, 1.30, 300, 500.
5.1o, $50, $40, 10.15 P; m.
Leave Cape Cottage, s740, 1880 a. m, $3.50
*4.5O p. m.
NOTiCE-On and after July 9th, Str. K. p.
Shaw will leave State Street Wharf as follows =
1856 a. M, *1.50, s7.30 p. M; direct TO the Gar
den.
Leave Jones' Landing direct to State street,
$500, *10.15 p. m.
The *955 a. m. trip from State street will run
to Cushng's Island and Cape Cottage.
Mot run in Stormy or foggy weather.
STORMY DAYS.
Notice-The 40 trip from the city will run to
Cushings Island. "
iy1 9dtf O. I'll. KNOWLTON Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

The splre of the Congregational Church
at Northwest Ha~bor, strdck by lightning
few weeks previous, is being repaired.
Other work is being dore on the church
services s-e held meanw hie in the ball
Rev Mr.. Nanton, preached on Sunday
forenoon at the Reach school house, sub
ject, The Bible True = in the afternoon
at the NJ, T.. church on The Secret and
Revealed Things" Next Sunday he will
preach at Sunset at 30 A. NJ, and at
the NJ. +. church in the afternoon.
A very interesting Sabbath school con
cert was held at the Free Baptist church,
West Deer Isle
lady missionary from Utah delivered a
very interesting address on Utah at the
Baptist church in Oceanyille on Sunday
evening. Next Sunday Mr.. Manly
will give an address on Work among the
Freemen" in the same church.
At Sunset the cottages and homes are
filed with rusticators from Washington.
New York and Boston, also at Greens
Landing, where all is alive with work in
quarry aud factory.
Deer Isle twelve miles long BY eight
wide, is well supplied with churches and
ministers. At Green's Landing is the I'm
ion Congregational church, Rev Mr. Lew
is; at Northwest Harbor, Congregational
church, Rev. Mr.. Gleason; at Southeast
Harbor, NJ. f. church, Rev. Mr.. Nauton
at West Deer Isle, Free Baptist church,
Rev. Mr.. Hall; at Oceanville, Rev Mr..
Bickford, pastor Of Baptist church; at
Sunset Union Chapel supplied by M.tho-
dist pre- cher also at North Deer Isle !;
and the Latter Day Saint Chapel supplied
by visiting preachers. There is also an
Advent Society on the island.
Our farmers ar rejoicing in the recent
rains, wells were dry, vegetation parched,
but thanks to the Great Giver, the parched
earth has been refreshed.
OBSERVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Foreign News.

Rain stopped the cricket game between
the Marylebone club and the Philadelphia
cricketers.
The Queen has been invited to visit
Ireland
Belgium has voted - 900, 900 for the
new Congo railway
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone celebrated
their golden Wedding Thursday
The Parnell Commission adjourned TO
October "a
The story Of Mrs. Heron, an American
missionary, being under sentence Of death
in Corea is officially denied.
Another comet has been discovered in
the Australian SKY.
The wedding presents to the Princess
Louise of Wales are valued at 10000
pounds.
The National Liberal Club honored
Mr. and Mrs Gladstone on the occasion of
their golden wedding.
The Gentlemen Of Kent defeated the
Philadelphia crickcters.
A dynamite plot to blow up the Eati-
can and Quirlnal has been discovered in
Rome.
The Car has consented to visit the
Emperor William.
| Captain Wissmann has offered re-
| ward Of 1000 rupees for the capture Of
| Chief Bnshiri.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Secretary Noble has issued

Secretary Noble has issued an order
directing DR.. George Ewing and H, l..
Bruce of the board of pensions appeals
and Judge Frank L. Campbell Of the assist
ant attorney generals Office as committee
to forthwith enter upon an investigation
of all re-ratings of pensions as made by
the pension bdreau during the last IL
months aud especially those pensioners In
the government service, with q view OF
ascertaining whether any such re-ratings
were made in violation Of law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

AVALON. Cal, July l6, 1889.
We are here on the Island of Catalina,
town of Avalon, Cal 1t is good to get |
away from ,lusty inland city, and come |
here and drink in the mild Pacific sea air, |
nsh boat, battle and hunt. 1t is estimat-
ed that there are 5000 wild goats on the |
island and thousands of tame sheep; but |
many Of the latter have been taken off to |
other pastures BY the owners. At one !
time, three years ago, there We're proba- |
bly, thirty or forty thousand Of item on |
the island. We came here a month ago |
with our gear. and shall stay. nothing in |
PROV idence preventing at least four months. |
The harbor Is full Of boats and pleasure |
seekers are rushing in They have been |
coming all the year in greater or les mum
bers- but now Is the grand rush" time
Mr., Editor. did you ever 90 seal hunting?
| suppose you have, bat If not YOU have
seem few of thrm III Frenchman'S Bay
have. | caught one asleep there once
and dealt him severe blow on the
head with an oar. But. Mr. Editor
seals am at a loss 70 know how to con
Wy % ynnr mind anything like a true idea
Of seals here There is place at the
southeast end Of this island known as seal
rocks, where the water aud rocks are lit
orally alive with seals. You have seen an
awfully magotty fish. a rotten one lying
On the beach wen this convey, very cor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
From our regular Correspondent
Washington Letter.


WAsHlNGToN, d. c.. July %. 1889,
Secretary Window went 10 Deer Park
Saturday. Ii is expected that he will re-
main until the middle Of the week as he
has number of important matters TO sub
nit to the President.
| Attorney General Iiier has returned to
Washington. His visit to the President
| gave the old rumor that he was to De ap-
! pointed to succeed the late Justice Mat
| thews Of the Supreme Court fresh start
| have the very best Of reasons for beley-
| ing that Mr.. Miller will not 70 upon the
/ supreme Court bench although there is
| not the slightest doubt that the President
| mad at one time almost fully determined to
| make the appointment. The change of
| mind i understood 10 have been brought
! about by strong protest from uuml,er
| Of leading Indiana republicans Of course
| i \ always possible for the PrcSld, at to
| change his miul again, but | think ne has
| been made 70 ~er that the appointment If
| Mr Miller, however much lie might Ike to
| make i on personal grounds would be bad
| politics. and the political sagacity of the
President Is too great for any aPprchcn-
son I" lie felt rs his friends that he will
! make any bad breaks of that sort
1 Secretary Ru-k and the Attorney Gvncr-
| era are the only members Of the Cabinet
j,,s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

>cribHer's Mag0@jne for August is
most sea-onable issue, containing spirited out
door papers on the game of lawn tennis and on
tarpon fishing; two paper, on Tennysuu,
whose eigtheth birthday is thus commemorate
ed; short stories, by Ii. Il. Boyesen, Brander
Matthew'S, George Parsons Laihrop, and Il. G.
Martin, a new writer, and valuable additions
to the electric and railway series.
Everyone who sees the electric light in con-
staut use and knows rothins Of this N! sterious
source of Illumination, should be interested in
President Henry Morton's article on 'Eler-
tricity in Lighting" the third in the series
which wa, begun in the June issue. Profess
sor Morton takes the reader with him into the
great factories where the dynam0s and glow
lamps are actually made, and entertainingly
explains the processes. Many of the iilustra-
tons are from photographs taken at the fac
tories while the men and whomen were nj
work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Bluehil1, Maine.


r.~.-ork ss-toarf Of Insolvency.
A. IT,. rsse N Frank L. DOrr, Of Orland, in said
county, insoiveDt debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given tnat peiltion hAs, On
IN this tenth day of july, A. D. lsss, been prs-
Sentesi % said court for said county by Prank J.
Dorr Of Orland, ID the county OF hallcuek, Flaa F
ipy that Ne may he decreed to fun discharge from
iii his debts provablc under Chapter ~ Of the Ne
xised statutes OF the state Of Maine. and amend
n,ants thereof and additions thereto ana upon
aid netition il Is ordered by sald court that a
bsar{ng be had upon the same before said court at
ne pro.ats Court Room, in Ellsworth, I'D SAID
~ nnty ~ Hancock. on Thursday, the nfeenih DAY
of August A. u. lS,9, at Ten o'eiock IN tne iore-
noon ana tl.at notice thereof he rhhished ~ ue
F4.-,,erth American, 4 new siaper pabtishe'i IN
said cnunfy of Hancock. once WerA TOT uiiee
sucre-siyp weeks the lssr pu1lieatl.A y n nv nv
sIaxs AZ Ieast before the day o. hearing aa ma.
an ,r,ftor~ who have prpre1t 'heir aes's- anu aha
other ,,ersor interested may appear 81 sill plare
and time and show cause, II any they nsst "ny
a discharge should not be granted saia oep'"i *
Attest .-CHAs. p. DoRR,
Register Of said court for said county OF hancocA
3W3n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Mr.. james Russell Lowelrs poem, How
| consulted the Oracle of the Gollfishes.'' COW
ers nearly six pages of the 4itlaRtic for Au-
gust, and is the most noteworthy American
poem printed for many month. Mr.. james
shows his immense cleverness in an incidental
account OF play at the Theatre Francois, and
visit behind the scenes, which, to lovers of
the drama. even if they are not reading the
story OF ''The Tragic Muse" in which it c.
ours, will be interesting for its vivid pictures
of this celebrated theatre. s'Tbe Background
of Roman History"-tbe half mythical, half
historical period of the travels Of .Enea. is
Interestingly treated BY III. W. z. and L. D.. /;
Fl. W P. being the disguise of Miss Harriet
| Waters Preston.
Hougton, Miffiin & Co., Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Bangor Commercial.
The Drummer's Ruse.



DOWN EAsI
short time ago, Il drummer from
abroad called at a Bangor livery stable ard
wanted double team for a ten days trip
into the country and the stable man re-
fused to let him one on the ground that he
was stranger. There was much dis
cussion over the matter and finally the
drummer said, what is your team
worth?" -Four hundred and fifty dollars =
was the reply. IF | pay you that sum
for it. will you buy 1t back again when |
return?" asked the customer and upon re-
cciving an affirmative reply, he promptly
put up the cash. Ten DAYS later he re
turned and driving into the stable, he
alighted and entered the office, saying,
well, here is your team and now | want
my money back" The sum was passed to
him and he turned and was leaving the
place when the livery man called out,
Look here, aren't you going to settle Tor
that teams" For what teamf' asked the
drummer, in surprised tone. For the
one you just brought back" well, now,
drawled the drummer, ''you aren't fooi
enough to think that would pay anybody
for the use of my own property, are your
and he shook the dust of the place from
his feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
PAUL LEICESTER FORD

Charles Giblen and Ferdinand Caroln
were sentenced in New Yo:k, July %, to
be hung August 23. This makes FIVE men
to be executed in the Tombs on the same
day. The other three are James Nolan,
John Lewis aad Patrick Sackenham.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
hAlf mile away, while they went out chop.

{ N4"tt sue 'ouW run over the He'll Ike q
Young fawn. snd climb rocks like kid
10 her father aud Joe she wasa little
queen. and they her willing subjects.
VITA the whole farm as her nursery. she
knew the hannt> Of all the Wild sonny
things She, and her young knight hoe
could point ont every birds nest in the
place, from the crows on the tail pine
tree. 70 the boh-o.liuk's IN the clover
They knew where TO tinh the foxes holes
and where the gray squirrels babies were
hidden away. And they grew up to-
srther with only Reuben 10 teach them
1t may have been queer childhood but
j IT was healthy happy one
Ruby began to study with Joe when ~he
was Very little thing; when the winter
days were cold and snowy aud ihry wcre
( all shut in together hv the fire in the great
+ kitchen But for many Years her yara-
ti"n-ahd .I"''> t"o-lastei from early
spring untli the harvest wa> gathered
/ Reuben was plain old fashioned teach
er with no new methods hut he hal the
advantage II being tcnderls loved BY hnth
"i hi~ pupils He ~a~ hoes ouiy trar.icr
uutil IN wss sixteen when Reuben Insisted
that he should 20 down to the acad.ny III
the street So .foe irudg.d down
through the SIN oxnr the hli> ever, dav
II" wa a rather odd, queer looking huy
tnn 'il- for bis cln'th~ but with a certain
"'%N4tN anu maniln"ss that t"rf'ad" lhc
| p'het p"AN laughing ~ Nun though ~
mary N'AH'c~ u" was far behind other b"t
/ ~ hi> a-t ~ oth'ts he wa FAR in all
vance of them
| ne was quick, bright AMI attentive and
| Q" nr'l the respect Of The t"arh"r from the
/ hr~t and when the scholars found how
! 'a>Hh pc led them 81 IN every KIND of ath-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

"A great many deaths are Occurring in
the Conemaugh valley, but there does not
seem to be any serious epidemic. The
deaths ale largely the result of the severe
mental and physical suffering which the
people have lately endured
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

FRtskLfS's ADDITION 10 THE BIBLE.

over one hundred years ago the follow
ing so-callcd Genesis Ii was used to
puzzle Biblical scholars. and to-day, were
II read aloud In any mixed company. II il
questionable II its fraudulent nature would
hc discovered 20 beautifully i the spirit
and language Of the Old Testament imitat-
"a
! Aud Il came to pass after these
things that Abraham sat In the door Of his
tent, about the going down of the sun
2. And behold a man. bowed with age.
came from the way of III. wilderness, lean
ing ON >tah
3. And Abraham arose and met him,
aud said unto him, Turn in. pray thee,
and wash thy feet. and tarry all night. and
thou shalt arise carly on the morrow. aud
20 thy way
4. But the man said, Nay for | will
abide under this tree.
). And ABRAHAM pressed him gently; 80
ht turned, and they went into the tent, and
Abraham baked unleavencd bread and they
lid eat
4. And when Abraham saw that the
man blessed not God he said unto him.
Wherefore do~t thom not worship the most
high Gad. Creator Of heaven and earth.
!, And the man answered and said, |
do not worship the God thou speake>t If
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na,. IL ,nin,, bn,,s, anb nrnyi,,,tb ~. ,,i,h
All things.
J. ANA Abraham'~ 1raI vaS kintiird
against thc man ana NJ, arp-.. an,l drove
rim forth with blows jpta th, wilderness
u Aut Al midnight Gn.I called unto
Abraham 4,yju. tbraba,n where Il 49,
Stranger
III And Abraham answered and said
I.ur3. Nv would nnt wnrship thee. neither
would TIE call upon Thy name. therefore
hayg driven him out from before my face
3nto ma IS iitlrrlt~-
~ tud t,nd ~lid Have | hnruc with
'iin thr~e iludr"4 uIurty ann eight years
sud rnurt-htt him. sni clothed MIN noi-
wtI-tAudlhG hI> rebellion against me aud
cuult~t not thou that art thy>clf sinner
u'tr ~il'l him nnr nt-h'
I1 @Hi Ariahain -atd let not the an
-ty ni ut lard wsx hnt against hl~ scr-
saut ia. | hlyr ~iuned forgive me pray
thry
i5 Ani Abraham afu>t and went forth
iu'n tur wuatGur~,. and sought diligently
tur 'N, iuaH aHi fuUni h.n ann rrtutngd
4, fh isitu ~ tlr frut sni " hru he lAd ~
tftGf,8 tm LNl7.t hr Sent hJIn away nu
tl- uurf "A wfA -Ilt~
BIZ tu.t ,na spakr a-:atn nufn tNraham
~a' u-. lsr tt.- tHv ~iu ~h4l lhy ~rrd n,
afflicted ipaT lHBif,d lrAT~ Id Strange
iina
it Eut ttr thy repentance viii / triiy-
Hr fhrm guA thry ~hal. eam- farta uNh
poa,r Aud with gla'iut-~ nf arart .t,id
w.h murh substance.
Tn l-5t wbrp M England a. as,ent for
,1. a.u1Y .f PENNSYLVANIA E,,.ftu,rn.
Franklin fI,r uru'.. an.i griyat.iy printed
-t~ .ttHartr. IL H.- aIt,4,- termed lf
aA H- 'htf ~"''t t4 3Ai"'' f' A'P' "
'A'' II "'> IT. II 4. 'n' 'i'i ~ 'f'h' IT ahI
.>' \" 'A,' a'4a1' hS Fraa.h- III A4''''l
"N 't' ..'''' III .tf- t'''" 'N5''t
.h't "f!'it~' t"a '"'E Ha' h'''f It'.'
'''t" ''a''h- 't' Ai'H t"'ff "lfhN ~
Pit N~''' A'lh''''t1"h r. th' f"'Fa4 II attl'h
Fly ''t N"t 't'''a'h t4'' 'ANA '"u' 'ttN'N' aHi
T.
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,.''' Wilt. f'~, H r.
.,7,
Wh.u Franklin a,ldcd thr la>t four y,r,
ty hut Il VA probably during Nh second
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1t is stated that General Boulanger,
Count Dillon and Henri Rochefort will be
deprived of all civil and political rights in
France.
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