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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
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The tenth reunion 81 the Emery family
vii b. held in the Mcipnaon Hall. fremont
Temple, i fremont street, Boston, Mass
% Wednesday, September l., A d. l.s9
The President and other members Of the
genealogical committee viii be pleased 10
see at the hail, between . AMI II O'Clock.
all those DESTROYS Of making inquiries about
The gcnealogy. aui to receive Information
regarding particular families The business
meeting viii be held a. ! o'clock.
DlDner viii be- served at o'ciOrk for
which the price Of tickets viii be one
dollar
Please notify The Secretary Of change Of
address.
THOMAS j. EMERY. SECRETARY
- Dvyonshire street,
Boston, Mass,
J,,I,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
Letter from Boston.

Dsar -ifaer.cda - am pleased with your
smiling face, a. ID come iato our dome>-
tic circle once week. You are indeed an
old friend, impartiug to rs valuable infor-
nation, which concerns Us and the nation
| suppose you hear from Boston through
the daily press hut that does not give
some of the minor facts Of interest.
Now the great battle of constitutional
prohibition has been fought the public
mind i comparatively at ease.
The Presidential party created quite a
little ripple, and made Boston DO her hes
to entertain such distinguished guests, and
an occasion
There is and has been all through the
season TINS far. lively interest in the
great gambling scheme called base ball.
This interest is confined largely to sport
Ing circles. The demoralizing tendency
81 sporting men l. seen ia the prevailing
.awlessne>s, and the Tendency to exalt that
which refined common sense puts under
foot. sueh - the splendid ovation the
sports intended to give the champion slug
ger, Sullivan, but Boston would have none
of that
One of the principal objects in the eye
Of the visitor, as he visits Beacon hill j.
the new Court house on Somerset street !;
this, when completed. will be one of the
finest granite structures in the city. One
would naturally conclude that com ting
might be done successfully in less expcn-
-ive building.
II j. proposed inst the old State HoIse
be enlarged and If the ideas concerning it
crystalline, and are more than air-castles,
then Boston " in soon add ano,he ma-ni-
iicent building to the list
\ trip to New Bedford over the old
Colony railroad i pleasant aud full OF
interest This city +, growing rapidly;
new mills OF large capacity are under CON
>truction, and the ground for Others on a
more elaborate scale j. being broken The
whaling industry i not what it was for
merry most az the vessels ~ail from san
Francisco. This i Ia save time and the
sail around fhc Horn
captain Gilbert B"ricu II ,hi- cl,y. has
been selected by the Government ~ take
charse of the House II Refuge whici, j..
no~ heing built at Point Barrow Mr.
Borden &, al old Whale insn and ID every
wsv a Trustworthy man and Of sound
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice Of second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, ss--court Of Insolvency.
In the case of George NJ d. Grav Of Ei,.,,.or,t
insolyent debtor. VI ''is"of'h
ms Is % give notice tnat pursuant n An or.,ar
~ court therefor, second meeting Of me ,,r,t;
80. 81 said insoivent Debtor will be held m the
i,oo'h IN bnek sport. 10 said County. on WAlnss
a ~; ne I'm day Of sept. a. a. Is~g. a, to-
~ the afternoon, for the pHrI,s.ss.s ~ ma
~ ShaP.sr ieof the Revised Statutes OF the STAT
additions thereto 'eoi and
Attest s-Chas p Dorr Reg3s,., st .,,
2w34s NAass 'euft.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
For tho Ellsworth AEnerieau
The Dis,r.c. Of F~rchmans Bav.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
a Startling Tragedy


lN" prF TrHE1 ~anr pF,r
Da "Wednesday .a~i. ln.j.j states jus
H-c Field met eN-I1i-e Terry iu ihr
restaurant of 'hc railway stAiIou a, lalA
rep. California. Icrry r1>o from A.> chair
deliberately and SLAPPED Justice Fold un
-.c face prpuiy Marshal Na.lc who
Wa in the company 81 Justice Field >h1i
lcrfH dcad Inr motive Of Terry attack
nA JG-ttr eli appears - have hcru
revenge tyr The action ~ thc latter in thr
HiU >harpn ease Il NIL BE- remember
that Sarah AllAea Hin brought sun a2aIu>i
II, state oi The late senator Sharon 81
a.tprulr. on the ground that She was hi
= IT, The case was stu 'ioTiiN contested
4H- went Through ali the courts until il
Hasay came before the United States cir
cpnrt Justice Field presiding. The
JuI-, jeu.r! the claim Dur-n. tie READ.
t- M the decision the plaintiff who ID
tse m AOtimc hai married her counsel.
e<-jld-r Ferry -hecam, abusive ami wa~
r#noteH from court by order Or the pre-
HnE Judge Terry Interfcr,d. but was
H~arm,i and. with hi wifr, Va, com
20. tied % jail .n contempt The sequel 10
all tnI~ was Nedue> iav episode The at
~A- ,hara' tcr!~tig ni David >. Terry who
a4 HI .ie aad gwen rein 10 al impui~lye-
passionate nature ami Whose tic-y blood
itl npt seem 70 have been cooled BY the
iro>ts ~ age. IL was thirty wears ago. On
TUE l6th Of next month. that Terry shot
DAVID II BrDderIck dead In q duel and
caused A.~ own name = hc set in the lists
Il infamy by the side If that ~ Aaron
Burr. Broderick had represented Califor-
MA III The United STATE senate and had
stogty opposed the extension II slavery.
and In lSjs had ceased 10 act with the
Democratic party which elected him.
Terry Wa a leader Of the pros ayrry
wing. aud Oh ihi, i,~uc he guasrcllrd WIKI
Rrpierl.k ami shot hTu Ii VA not the
3r~t time that Terry had Killed hi> man,
for while holding the position 81 justice
III the State supreme bench he hal three
fear> before stabbed a member OF the
vigilance committee who attempted 10 ar
rest one Of h. friends In spite Of this
f'lle circumstance however. perhaps of
r Terry wa- afterwari chosen chief
justice and held that place at the time ~
,Ar luc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
In Two Days Forest Fires in Montana
Travel Over Section OF Country
July 30. 1889.

SIXTY MILFs N WIDTH AND ONE HUNDRED
MILES IL LENGTH.
Helena, Mont, Aug l9-Forest fires
which have been raging all over Montana
tor three weeks and destroyed hundreds of
thousands of dollars worth of timber have
reached most alarming proportions.
A gentleman just IN from northern Mon
tana reports that on ranges in Chonteau
county. which heretofore have escaped.
and on which cattle men depended to keep
their stock this winter, thousands OF head
Of cattle are burning.
In two days the fire Travelled over a sec
ton sixty miles wide and one hundred
miles in length.
In Deer Lodge county, the town of
Georgetown is surrounded BY fire and
strong wind brought it within five miles of
phillipsburg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
Il this l4th day Of August. \ II l~,H
HIRAM NtTsHA~.
sT.-rt 1T ,s,t>y

AZ cohrt q Probate h"l'ten at Ellsworth within
and for the county Of Hancock ON the .4cnt,si
"Wednesday ~ Aug A D. ls..
A BRAN Is. CARTER ana Henry " sargent
n named executors in A certain IN .truupcnt r,ur
porting Ia w the last viii and testament OF J.bp
Pierce Garter. late Of Se,igwick in said county
deceased, having presented the same for urpl,ai.
Ordered, that the said AbraIn B. Carer and
Henry W Sargent give
uce Ia all persons interested bv causing rat,y ~
thls or'tcr to be published three weeks aggressive
ly In the Ellsworth American, printed at M.
worth, that they may appear At Probate Cont "a
he held u Back sport in said county on tn, .e-Su
" Wednesday Of sept. newt at ten O'Clock In no
forenoon and shew caase II any tts.s have "a bv
the said in-truInr mt, should be prsyxe,i annoy
II, AM anoweu ~ the last Viii ami testament of
O. T.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -CitAs. 7. bnER, Register.
y uue copy. Attest ;-CHAs L D"RR, Register.
3w3+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
N Q T I G e

d nav tnis iay received into pound In the town
Of nriand dark brown horse, white star IN go
neal hind feet white, found doing fama ge In ~.
heid 81 Charles porf.iH said town 81 Drjand IA
49, go hR bnnhlea W sam Charles v. Dorr OF said
town. The owner Of the above described 49, Ai u
nsreoy requested to pay the sum Justly demand
81 ~ damage fees, and charges OF impon ,as,n..
and take the beast away Pooahng,
Dated at Orland this 18th dav az s,,. -,
AAhoN q. PAGE. Pound keeper 81 Orlan.i
- Offonus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Amasa L. Conant, Of Bntksport In
w the county of Hancock, aud state III Maine
by deed dated the 18th of Nov. A. o. 1883 and re-
corded IN said Hancock Registry, book Ia, page
81, and Charles T. Bonsey Of said l,ucsstl9rtt be
deed dated the 18th Of New. A n. lsS3 recorded
In said Registry, book lsl, page 27s uoY4earea 10
me the premises described Ia said deeds and occn
pied by them respectively hofnesteads and ~.
conditions named in each OF said mortgages hay
Ing been broken, claim foreclosure. or said
mortgages by reason thereof and hereby publish
notice for that purpose.
WILLIAM o. BUCK.
Bucksporf 18th of Aug. ise9 3w34
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

John II. Surratt has just had his life
insured at Baltimore In the application
blank he wrote opposite the question as to
the cause of the death of his mother
She was murdered by the United States
government"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

The wonderful sagacity Of a dog was
shown last week in the probable saving of
the life of little son of Captain Moses
Wass. OF Addison, Maine. The child, who
Is eight years old. left his home in com
many with the dog to go to dyke marsh
where his father was at work. While
walking along this marsh he stepped into
a large .honeypot." where he was SUD-
merged neck deep in mud and water The
dag on seeing the dangerous condition of
the hoy. fastened on to his collar and sue
ceecied in holding him up until assistance
arrived.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

The authoress of John Ward, Preach
er has a new novel in hand to be called
Sidney Page" Like its predecessor, it
will deal with theological problems. On
the other hand, Mrs. Humphrey Ward is
said to be suffering severely from writer's
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.

HANCOCK. SCOUT Of insolvency
~ the case Of George NJ ID. Gray, OF Ellsworth
in2nlvent debtor.
NOTICE l. hereby given THAI = petition has on
~ this 18th day Of Aug. A. b., lSsg been
presented to said court for said county by george
Nj d GRAY, Of Ellsworth, In the county Of Han
cock. praying that he mas be deCl eet u fun dis
charge from all his debts provable under Chapter
Seventy Of the Revised Statutes Of the state Of
Maine and amendments thereof aud additions
thereto, and upon said
petition 1t H. ORDERED BY said Court that n
hearing be mad upon the same before said court M
Probate Court Room In Back-poft in said county
Of Hancock, on Wednesday, the nth day 81 S.pt
A. D., isSs, Al O'Clock in the afternoon and that
notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper publishes in
said county Of Han.
cock, once a week for two successive weeks the
last publication Ia be i've DAYS at l.ast hafor ~.
'tsy of hearing, that all creditors who have 1,r
their debts anti other persons Interested therein
may appear at said time and place and sho,,
cause, II any they have. why a discharge shonId
not he granted said debtor according 70 the praTer
Of his petition prayer
Attest ;-tHAs. r. DoRR
Register o. said court of insolvency. for aid conn
~ Of Hancock. - a n,.'''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

Miss Gertrude G. Bragdon who has been
on visit to NewburypoIt, Mass. has re-
turned improved very much in health
Miss Eta Adams of Newbnryport, Mass, +,
Miss Bragdons cousin, who came with her
and has been spending her vacation here
at Franklin and Sullivan, returned home
on Saturday.
at Bar Harbor, and who at first it was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

Ifih subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly apnointed .a1
has taken upon himself the trust Of an executor ~
the last viii and testament OF David Dunbar
ia,e OF ,asthne. IN the county OF Hancock, deceas
ed, by giving bond $ the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who are indebted 10 said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
ami those who have any i'm mediate deman ds thcra
on 90 exhibit the same for settlement,
LUTHER q. PHILBROOK
August "a, 1889. sws.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

WHEREAS Herbert , Euyr. ..t b ....
~ q hahc'ek, NAlhr. Do h0- u.,.-t
.l'tfI ths TlAteraih lay ~ ApFi A II .---
TrsoTdcfl III Hancock Rrgt-trE IL !f,..#. l....s ,
fase ~, couypS eil 10 me ft t.fi,r-...... il ST..
talH parcel u reAl '.stat. -ttualtf Gu ,f.. t.tr
t4A'h. Ia sad HAnc.prA county ar.l t.4s,..
,eF>f1t'ed Ia said mortgage #rcd R- +....
from salisbury e Cove 10 EakIc Lake -uDi..y.
cry y the homestead Of John I EIusrs n.r
mestffN ny IaBt Of John 7. tun,rf tH.u
= fHtfrF AMI Richard n Paine ami nartH...-..
y ~ me homestead Of Bichar! u PAINE.
s ~, eighty i've acres more OF less aH.l h.
"'t homestead OF the saIi Herbert > Frnrry
gtther with all the huiidlug- th,.r,.u sf-..a
n3tlhaed westerly hy said rrYar lta,iias from
Nv toFe y Eagle Lake, nurfheriy rs afrf
y h4sAiittls aouthtriy by land IT John I Fu..
'A-tffy by Jason Alleys land, containing tf.
aSf"s mpTe or les, hereby meaning tn .,.t. ..
a,rft hh'i,Fidel t"uTths of ~afa pr,ni-.- ,.
whereas the condition 0f sail mortgage h.- ls..
uf"Aeh 10" tiercforr, by r,.a SOP Of the lrt.t.f.
t1e tol'lil"n thereof claim a fOrceio-ur, nt --
Dated at Ellsworth, this seventh ,tay 81 Aug
u=s A j.. IsS9.
JOHN " ~oNt-
-, Ahl whereas Heri,ert = Emery Of E3rn Ha"
."'h county Maine, hy hi. rnuttrgl-, .f.a-F .t.lt
t'hftait fourteenth. A II I--r .l..t -4-. .-aI..
~, ~ rage ~, nf Hancock Rezi-trt NJ It,a-H-
ts4el y ne taie uner- guc,t, certain t,r
anu 7itaAtrtl ~ the town ~ kfien tl -4t4 ,4uuf
WIN an the hnil'h ~ thereon ant fl,ug..ir,i ar.
ftft' - IN said mortgage de,4i BE ftIuu-. t
49,, bo . snutheasterly BY the t,vn r0.
Ieatiihx from Salisbury Cove fa Fa.te Las.
sonthw esteTly By the hoTnest.as af john
E,"ery horthwesterly by LAM, d. .Iubu 7. tIu.-
Thomas +. Emery and Ricbarf II Paine a
nno.theasteriy by the homestead Of EIuHArt "a
faiht. containing eighty five acres NOR of .'--
anu beihg the homestead Of said lirrttrt
Emery; also lot bounded westerly t., said r.l'
tauing from SALISBURY = Cove Ia fast Lake
hofIheTly by land 81 A. Mitchell -outheris Nt
iahn OF Joan IT. Emery, easttriy y. Jason A|'H IS
land, containing Gfty acres rporp or les, herrnF
conveying three undivided fourth- II said prem
So anu hsreas The conditions II said unrt2a e
aHe ,,een broken, nos therefore by reason "t lh'
breach Of the conditions thereof claim farsclo-
ure OF said mortgage
Iss4 -
swga' JOHN rs -uNE~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
The Christian Buddha.
DEATH AND EXTRAORDINARY LIFE MORN OF
iiEV. !. CT:p-~tTI.

DEATH AND ENTKAoRpIN tKY LIFE WORN Of
KKV- !. CEp->fTT.
WASHINGTON, u. G. Aug IA. lss9. The
department. of stat. has received from tie
e-atipn al P,kiu- China an account NJ
,Ae death and extraordinary Afc work ~
Rev = Cro,>e{t, au independent American
missionary in China H. died on the
-teaWer + Dura,ip. IN route from Shang-
lAi - Tien-Isu. on June q last In
speaking ~ Mr. Cro>>ett. Minister DENLY
couple, A.> name with that Of Fl Damien.
tile French IL. i1uary who lied on the
ISLAND Of Molokai and say, Mr.. Cro>-
~etts life was devoted to doing good 10
The poorest classes Of Chinese tie mad
change Of a winter refuge for the poor al
Pekln- during several winters. He would
- out % the streets the coolest nights
and PICK up destitute beggar. and convey
them 70 the rcfagc, where he provided
them with food He also buried the dead
al his o"n expense. He visited all the
prisons, and often procured the privilege
OF removing the sick to his refuge The
officials had implicit confidence in him. and
allowed him 10 visit at pleasure all the
Prisons and charitable institutions. He
MAS known by the Chinese as the Christian
Buddha he was attached to no organi-
LAtlon Of men. He was missionary pure
and simple, devoted rather TO charity than
proselytlsin. Charitable people furnished
him money for his refuge, and he never
seemed to want for funds He Slept on a
board or on the floor. Even in his last
hours, being deck passenger on the Ell
Dorado, he refused to be transferred to
the cabin, but the kindly captain, some
hours before he died. removed him to
berth where he died. still speaking Of 90
ing 10 heaven, AMI entreating the bystand-
ers TO love the Lord. This man taught the
pure love Of God and goodness He com
pleteiy sacrificed himself for the good Of
the poorest of the poor. He acted out his
principles to the letter. He was as poor
and lived as plainly as the poorest of his
patients On charitable subjects he wrote
well The ideal TO him was practical
Let this American, then. be enshrined
along with the devoted Frenchman in the
annals of men who loved their fellowmen .
The Rex. J. Crossett was grandson of
the Rev. Jonathan Fisher who was for
forty years pastor at BluehiI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

T'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice Ia
J. an concerned that be has been duly anroin.s,
anu has taken upon himself the trust OF asim,nt.
uat"f or NE estate of Albion Friend late ~
biuehiii, IN the county OF IIancock a.
ceased, by giving bond the law directs. III
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted
tp NE san deceased's estate TO make immediate
on 10 exhibit the same for settlement ''''''
p,.r EDWARD T.. CHASE
Biuehill August IA, 1854 aws.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

The Czarina of Russia is studying
modern Greek. She must find relief from
Russian in some way or other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

John /. Sullivan appealed and was re-
leased Oh $500 bail. His case will not
come up until February.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

The South Fork club pleads not guilty
70 the charge Of being responsible for the
J0hustown disaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

The Pennsylvania railroad has reduced
fares TO the Grand Army encampment in
some cases 30 les than cent & mile
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

Charles Gilman Of East Corinth.
has been indicted by the grand jury at
Bangor on the charges of larceny and ar
son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

Brunswick people expect to have an
electric street railway open by the middle
of October. Weston Thompson is presi-
dent of the company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

deputy Marshal Nagle, who shot Ter
~ has been remanded TO jail. pending
hearing next Thursday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

III. NJ. Il b. Hail. part Of northeast
quarter of No. ~. 44sa acres s44So an IS
Il. NJ. & b. Hall part Of lot No igs
Ito acres, n tss
3w34 G. G. DOWNS, Treasurer of .,rora
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22

Lord Tennyson is well enough to walk
three miles every day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
Notice Of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF N AINE

VI ~
HANF"'k s~--t ourt Of Insolvency
In IN" ease 81 Benjauin ;. and Charles C. Thur
how, Of Deer Isle, iu-onent debtors
NOTICE l. hereby given that 4 petition has on
~ thl7 l1th Gay OF Aug. \. u. lss9, been pr,.-
7'htc,l y -al' court for said county Of Hancock
M Bcnlatnln = and Charles C.. Thurh,w
n t'err - ~ The county Of Hancock PRAYING
that they may he decrec.i a fun III sharge from
AL their debts rrovati1 under Chap. 70 Of the Re
r!std statutes ~ the state Of Maine and amend
ment~ thereof and additions thereto: As tndfyd
uais ami a. co-partnets under the frrn
name Of u. :. 4 &. {. Thuriow, and tpnn
~aid petition Il j. ordered . said court that a
nearing Dc hat upon the same before said court Al
ue fr"bste court Room, Ia Buck sport In said
county OF Hancock, on Wednesday The lltb dsy
81 sept y y lsHH, at two O'Clock in the after
noon ant That notice thereof be published In Inc
til,N"th American, new spaprr publ she'd IN
Aila county - Hancock, once a week for two
successive weeks the last publication 10 be Ave
iaYs ~ least before the day Of bearing and that
AL creditors who have proved their debts. ami
"'her ptr-"ns interested may appear al said ,iace
anu time and show cause, II any thpy have wv
discharge should not lie granted said teb,ors ~
cori'ng To the prayer Of their petition
Attest ;-CHas, z. DoRR
Register of said court for said county OF Uanrock
2w3It
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-22
A Great Surprise

Is in store for all who use kemps Bsl~am
for the Throat aud Lungs, the great guar
anteed remedy Would you believe that il Is
sold on its merits and that any druggist is
authorized by the proprietor of this wonderful
remedy to give you sample bottle free. II
never fails to cure acute or chronic coughs
All druggists sell kemp's Balsam. Large Bot
ties % cents and 81. 1yr4
Asa remedy for summer complaint, we
can confidently assert that Browns Instant
Reiiefis great discovery.
To keep the beard from turning gray. and
thus prevent the appearance Of age, use Buck
ingham's Dye for the Whskers, the best dye
made.
The new combination OF Smart Weed and
BelladODna. as used in Carriers Backaehe
Piasters, has proved to be one OF the best that
could be made. Try one OF these popular
pasters in any case Of weak or lame back
backache, rheumatism. neuralgia. soreness of
the chest or lungs, and you will be surprised
and pleased BY the prompt relief. In bad cas-
es OF chronic dyspepsia. a plaster over the pit
OF the stomach stops the pain at once. Ask
for Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache Plasters. Price Is cents.