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Ancient Chestnuts.

In a very interesting book upon Ancc-
dotes and .Jests of the Middle Ages these
stories are told OF King Philippe Angus
tus of France:
He met ono day rogue who asked for
aims on the ground that he was relation.
"On Which side arc you my relation3'
asked the King. "On Adams side. was
the answer. ''Wcll. give him a penny, :"
said the King TO his servants. 'That is
not royal gift, remarked the bcggar.
"NIy friend" replied the King, 'if l
gave as much to all my relatives on that
side, I should have nothing left for my
self"
1t was the same king who once had Il
fever and wanted to qucnch his thirst
with wine, but his physician refused to
give him anything but water Redeemed
with wine. .At least, said the King,
"let me drink the wine first and the water
afterwards; the mixture will be the same.
The physician at last consented, but when
Philippe hid drunk the wine, he pushed
the water away and said: "Now am no
longer thirsty"
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
ArpABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cts
per box; boxes for e5 cts; or sent b,
mail. postage free, on receipt of price
DR.. J. q. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, Pa
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Purify Your Blood

when spring approaches It Is very important that
.lc blood should be purified, as at this season I'M
purit:cs which have been accommodating for months
or even years. liable to manifcs. themselves and
s.r!ously affect the health. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is
undoubtedly the best blood purifier. 1t expels every
tanr drives ont scrofuous humors, and gives to the
b:aod the quality and tone essential to good health
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DIR. ScHENcK'S
: law ED
I 0NEG
Is. Positive euro for
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders Of the Di-
gestive Organs. tits likewise
q Corroboratire or Strength
ening Medicine, and may be
taken with benefit In ell cases
OF Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists. Price, Loo per bot
tie. DR.. Schenck's New Book
Oh Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
pf.j.H.Schenck ( Son, Phila.
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A soap that is soft is MI NJ wdter, half or
two-thirds its we ght probably, thus y pay
seven OF eight cents per p unu for wafer
Dobbins's Electric Soap is all soap and adul-
tsration, therefore the cheapest and BEST Try
DobbiiSs.
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Ills point long 10 know.
OFT it causcs anxious thought
10 love tbs Lord 0rnO.
LII. M nni ,nl2

Long 10 know. do you, Why do you nos
fnl OUT Go to work for Cool and you will
very soon find out The man who is all the
tins feclim. of his pulse and looking ut bis
tongue to see whether it is coated is morbid
and cannot be physically well: The doctor
will say. Go out into the fresh air and into
active life. and stop thinking OF yourself and
Won will get well and strong So there are
people who are watching their spiritual
symptoms, and they call IT. sr'. examination
and they get weal,ler and siclilier in their
faith NIL the time Go out aud do some thing
nohly Christian Take holy exercise and
then examine Yourself md, instead Of New
tons satlrnine nn,l bilious hymn that first
quoted you will sing Nrwton'S other hymn:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-08

Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured by
DR.. Sage's Cetarrh Remedy. 10 cents, 5y
druggists.
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DR.. SCHENcK'S
ULM0HIC
sly RlJP
Will Cure
COUGHS, COLDS,
And All Diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS,

It Is pleasant to the taste,
and docs not contain n particle
of opium or anything injurl-
GUS. tits the Best Cough Med
icine In the World. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price SLIGO
per bottle. DR.. Schenck's Book
on Consumption and its Cure,
mailed FREQ. Address Z
Or, H.Schenck & Son. Phlla.
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Hoods sarsaparilIa

my daughter suffered terribly with sore eyes
ealcet by scroruln humor. We were obliged to keep
hrr oft OF school for two years. We had medical
attendance, but she failed to gain relief. at last
srowipg that Hool's Sarsaparllla had cured m.
mother OF rl,eumatlsm AMI believing it must be good
;or tho blood, concluded to have my daughter TT,
It, and has entirely cured her." CORNELIUS YEAaEH
40 Eat Main Strent Marshalltowp Iowa
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The pig who gels into cover thinks the
swat mightier than the pen.
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When n man is under C oud the silver
lining is general Y on the other SIDE.
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An exchange snys that oysters arr going
Up. They are going In the opposite direcflon
Mt our table.
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Chica.o tarber is worth $4,000 This
sl ows that Silence is no. 4 Ways Go,den.
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The chief symptoms oil co d in the head
is n handkerchief.
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Watch for Murray" Blu ,ry adv. next week
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od smokers prefer "Tansili's Punch"
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Purifes the Blood

"Hosd'5 sa.sapsr:lla has cured nc Of salt rheuni
which har- had for years. do think 1t is spleR
did Iae,iIcirc I an 20 years Of age and my skin Il
1ust o. smooth and fair as piece Of glass" MIS-
L1tL. CLARK, South Horwalk, Conn
Hoods Sarsapariila
Sold By all druggists ST. six foT S. Prepared onl,
BIZ @. T. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09

There is just the faintest suspicion that
the reign OF mud and frozen ground Is
over for the present and already as ionk
out on Sargent its head Is wreathed IN
white. Snow sometimes falls for hours
there before we get it here and many times
this season 1t has been covered while we
have had none here.
DIR. Grindle, who is always ready for
service at night as well as day. is having
all the practice that four good horses can
carry him back and forth from. During
the bad travelling of the last two or three
weeks he has been obliged to drive pair
on his long drives.
Kelsey Richardson who is stopping at
Mr.. Fernald's. while skating few nights
since received a bad fall cracking one OF
his wrist bones and spanning it severely.
John Pray has just moved into his new
and commodious house, built by his broth
err Lester Pray.
There vas dance at the G. A. r. hall,
Wednesday night, at which there was q
/ display Of Bar albor fire water in its
/ worst form 1t is to he said to the credit
/ Of those who attended from this place that
I their presence was discountenanced at
/ once and it is to be hoped that sutf1cient
( check was given them to prevent their
{ coming again.
! The singing school was postponed last
evening on account Of the teacher, Or.
| Grindle being called away.
Miss Susie Haynes Of S. W. Harbor and
! Miss Getchell OF Ellsworth have been the
! guests of Miss Caro- Fernald the past week
J. W. Somes was in Ellsworth attend
ing to the duties of his office portion OF
last week.
The decorators of the Masonic hall have
finished their contract and have done some
fine work They left for their home II
Machias. Friday Mr.. Luryey, the con
tractor on the hall, is about putting on tn
finishing touches.
Jan 3. SHERMAN D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09

gentleman who keeps few hens for pro-
fit. recently carried some fresh laid egps 10 a
wholesale dealer at Faneul Hall Market, Bos.
ton. and received for the same forty-three
cents per dozen. The dealer said to him,
next week will pay YOU fortv-fve cents. and
before Christmas fifty cent. dozen for ali YOU
will bring me like these" The demand for
fresh eggs for food alone far exceeds the SUD.
ply. At fifty cents per dozen eggs are - cheap
bsefsteak for food Many persons who
keep hens will probably not have an egg to sell
when they reach fifty cents Some one NAV
ask, what can body do, when the peskv old
hens stop laying. aud the pullets refuse to be-
gin until spring." Why, do as VIM H. Yeo.
mans. OF Columbia. Conn, editor Of the Ger.
n.anto,en Telegraph did last winter. Hesays:
Last fall ] made an experiment worth giving
our readers. Until about Dec. 1st was get
ting from twenty common hens, only one or
two eggs q day. l decided to try Sheridan's
Condition Powder. l confess had but little
faith In its value to make hens law Com.
menced feeding and for nine days saw very
little effect. Then the hens began laying, and
10 three months laid s5s eggs. Part OF the
time the thermometer was ~ below zero. and
my hens were having dozen eggs a day, while
my ncighbors who did not use the POWDER
were getting none. l now. without hesitation.
believe 1t Is valuable aid to farmers for egg
production" Well might be believe, for near
ly u dozen eggs, In three months. from twen-
ty common hens. with eggs worth 50 cents is
worth having. I. s. johnson 4 Co., % Gus
tom House Street, Boston, Mass, 1.-THE only
manufacturers of Sheridan's Powder. will
send postpaid two % cent packs of Sheridan's
Powder ana Poultry Guide for 80 cents, five
packs for 81. A large n pound can Of the
Powder for $120 and the Guide; six cans s5.
express prepaid; testimonials sent free. For
cents copy Of the best Poultry paper sent
postpaid. The paper one year and can Of
Powder for e1.50.
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Mercurial Rheumatism.

Mr.. j. {. Jones. city marshal of Fulton.
Arkansas, writes: About ten years ago
contracted severe case of blood poison. The
leading physicisns of the city were called in.
and they prescribed medicine after medicine,
which took without affording me any relief.
/ also tried mercurial and potash remedies,
with the same unsuccessful result but which
brought on an attack of mercural rheumatism
that made my life one of untold sgonv. After
suffering for four years. gave up all former
remedies and commenced taking Swifts Speci-
fc rs. 5. 81. After taking several hotties.
was entirely cured and able to resume work. |
consider Swifts Specific Is. 5. 81 the greatest
medicine for blood poisoning to-day on the
market"
A Prompt Cure.
Two bottles of Swift's Specific fS. S. 81
cured me Of breaking out all over my body,
caused by blood poisoning.
VICTOR STEWART,
"a s. Royal Street. Mobile Ala.
For thirty years was afflicted with blood
poison, from which suffered agonies. com
menced taking s. S. S.. and after using five
bottles, am entirely cured.
WILLIAM SCHENK.
Flushing. L. I.
suffered for twenty years frDm blood pois-
oning. Three bottle. OF Swift's Specific Is S.
s. cured me entirely.
CATHERINE MOsHER.
MineoIa, L. |.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
1y0
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

I WHEREAS, Isaac B. Dessle and Everett X
" Brewer, both OF Eden Hancock conuty
state OF Maine. and Co-partners in trade at sale
Eden, under the firm stt lie of Desisle 4 Brewer
by their mortgage deed, dated the lith day of NJ
fember. A. ID. 1885, and recorded In the kep .try
OF Deeds for said Hancock county, in book nj
page 40, conveyed in mortgage to me, Samuel X
Whiting, the dtrsgned, a certain lot or marcel
or land situated In that part of said Eden Han.
cock county, Maine. known as Bar Harbor and
bounded and described as follows, to wifi. Re
ginning at the southeast corner of a lot of land
decided TO r. q. Desise and |. b. DessIe by Foun.
tain and Serenus H. Rodick and at the south.
west corner OF land of +. l.. Roberts and follow
ing the south line of said Desisles land in west
eriy direction one hundred and twenty feet more
or less 10 The east side of private way known as
avenue Desisle;" thence sontherIy following the
more or less TO the north side OF a private way
Ing the north side of said list South ST. one hun
dred and twenty feet more less thence north
ery on straight line eighty four feet more or less
TO the first mentioned bound and containing ten
thousand and eighty square feet more or less and
being the same premises conveyed to said Desisle
and Brewer by Fountain and Serenus H. Rodick
by deed dated June 18th. A. D. 1852 recorded in the
Registry of Deeds for said county of Hancock in
vol lsi. page 20, to which deed and said record
thereof express reference is hereby made for
more particular description and whereas the con.
dltion of said mortgage has been and is now bro
ken, now therefore, by reason of the id breach
of the condition thereof claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated this 9Th day of January. A. n. tsao.
3w2 SAMUEL X. WHITING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09

-.Scrtbners Magazine for December is a
holiday number Of striking beauty and attrac-
tyeness in its illustrations, and the text OF the
articles will appeal TO the fancy ard sympathy
of readers, rather than to their desire for in
struction in practical affairs. With the excep-
ton of the fourth installment Of Harold Fred
erick's serial, each article is complete in this
issue. The contents include a sympathetic
study of life In the poorest quarters Of New
York. tenements; vigorous end paper, sure
to provoke discussion. by Edward J. Phelps
Esq, ex- Minister to England; genial and dis
eliminating review of the whole field Of Amer
lean humorous drawing, by j. A. Mitchell
the founder and editor Of Life: another story
BIZ Mr. Fl. c. Buuner, editor of Pucs. whose
'Zadoc Pine" and Squire Fivs-Fathom," In
previous Christmas issues. will be recalled q
vivid and picturesque account of some chsrsc-
teristic Breton festivals; and sunny picture
Of life and eccentric character on some of the
east frequented of the Bahama Islands.
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National News.


Prof NJ G. Blaine. brother of James /
G. Blaine, and head teacher of the Indian
framing schooi neai oaIeh' oi1' ~ an
Gay Oh ,sS' w. 90 80
Ma,
u.lt 80. Chri.,.
mas dsy three men. were killed. On Fri
day, Monroe Gerland brother of one of
the murdered men. rode up to crowd In
the same place and hred into them' N'iibs
three and woundng II
Roy i r Strau. pastor Of the Union
Baptist church in Springfield. ONO, was
locked M on charge OF empezziemeht ana
go, 80. % ,nemhors Of his consregs-
,ion tn. amount received wa. about
aono
Eight negroes were taken from jan ~
Barnwell. 5 G., and shot ny masAeo
mob.
The influenza was reported 70 pc spread
ing throughout the country
Susan J. Stah"ood' sister o. Nr>
Blaine died IN Augusta
Ten persons were killed and several in
Jultd AH WV WIN "a w
Chesapeake and ON" Railroad near " h''e
Sulphur Springs va
Republicans in Maryland prepared TO
oppose the Democratic gerry manner
No trace was found of the lynching mob
in Barnwell, 5 {.
The sr,w in the Northwest was said
to be in some places three |" SIX iee' III
depth
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WASHINGTON. ID c, Dee 80. l'>'-
The President took advantage Of hi
holiday to make a little trip in pursuit IF
recreation and fresh air. He went down
the Potomac with a small party Of friends
an . st.sm vacht and after shooting a>
-, - ,inck. A. ,hev cared tn the
,.r,,,...lcl ,I,,,p =, ,l,. month nf In,
f"''s a,,i M, Ls, .rrcan ~ Rirb-
a.. liver Kran-
~ l.,. f IN. Harrison
f5 HIT, Ir.sif.,. returned fr.m
p'.t,,,, -, is,.,rsI, saturday ujuhf.
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=. pif,I",',.-'t
a. - l Soa,,r N,r,il
,,t, ,'.era ~. r,,rning for Sopih Be;lIIe-
~ T,.;a ~ ~. ,,,rn,,... II H.
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ne" >fu"N' ~" va - ,ha,
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w wy q n'ii'h' 'AN Ia ~ ~, ~,
INC SfN''''o" - -. - =, A.,
ply because y "aN go o. - .,,..
ahu VIA he'P i'-"' va "
aug" lOi -, ;.,. go, .,,,r ali,
| senator hpai . C.u.,,.
AAS..s 49,. r1SX has TormaIIy accented
The new crui-.r Rslti,n,,.." ami ,h..r.l,.
our navy has secured the he.t vessel II h.
kind ar6at
N-w Wear. r.ran,jon ~ ~. whjtn un,..
and OWING 10 the Iar,,. number NJ f,,raj,,,
er> now here il i. expected 10 be unnspsII,
brilliant The followin., viii be IN. n-n.
rramm. Am v-Tb,. President u,ill
receive the Vice-presi,Ient the m.rh.r.
| Of the cabinet the dipl,,natic cnrn. H..
member. of the Tbree Americas, Cn,,r,...
| the international Martini. con farap,.,. ard
| the Venezuela claims commission
| Atlll5 N-Tha Sunren,e C,nr. of
| the L : the Court Of claims ANA Tho
| Supreme Court of the District Of Columhis
Atll25 A. u-Srnator, and Renresenta-
| tiyes the Commissioners ~ tho Dis.ri,,
Of Columbia ex-menhrr. az no cah,na,
and ex-ministers of the l. : A,u.o,
M-Oricers of the Army NAVY and varina
corps At p M-Regents and SECRETARY
of the Smithsonian Ins,itn,ion Civil ST.
vice Commissioners Interstate commerce
commissioners. Assistant Secretaries Of
the DEPARTMENTS commissioner of lahor
and head, Of bureaus of the i4p.r.ment.
At l2l5 p M-As.oci.ted veterans Of
the Mexican war. Grand Army of the Re.
nublic ard laval 7 49,, ,,1oo-
Reaction of citizens lasting until 9o'clock
Chairman Mckinley. of the House WAYS
and Means committee has already fairly
has held daily sessions since the day after
Christmas dav. in order that all industries
interested in the new tariff bill NAV have
hearing The coal and iron men have hee,,
the best represented so far. Mr.. NcKin-
ley is confident that the new bill will he
completed and reported to the Hou.e early
in February If Mr.. Mckinley does as
we'll on the floor Of the House as ne has
done in the committeeman. and there il
no reason to think that he will not. he IS
certain to become one of the most porular
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09


Miss Alice Turner is home for the win
ter with her mother, and to the joy of
many friends here.
Miss Kate Dunbar left on the Saturday
evening train for Boston and vicinity for
an indefinite period.
We hear that La Grippe holds our estim-
able DIR. Brigham, and we hope he will
heal himself" in season to administer to
US all when our time comes
Mr.. Gray, living in the Geo. Sperrv
house, who is disabled from work. and
whose wife is an invalid also, desires to
extend his heartfelt thanks to all those
who aided him in such substantial manner
on Christmas and New Years days.
We regret to learn of Miss Helen NJ.
Smiths recent Illness in Boston, also
Of Miss Hattie Whites. both from La
Grippe, and are glad to learn that both are
getting up from the same. Later on we
learn that the Emery brothers, William d.
and Daniel S., are victims of the same
malady.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09
La Grippe.

This disease prevailed in France and
Germany in the year 1903, according TO
information in the hands of Judge Water
man of Gorham, Me
While it is not necessarily dangerous of
itself, the tendency is to pneumonia and
all should see to it that its fangs are not
fastened upon them.
The circulation needs to be quickened,
the system toned up so as to enable nature
to assert herself and throw it of or better
still to prevent it altogether. Browns In
slant Relief has been found to be speci-
fic for la grippe" and if taken in little
cold water upon rising in the morning and
retiring at night will prevent your having
ia grippe lmo2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09

The Bangor officers, having gone to
and not to the rum-sellers and their patrons,
made a raid on the saloons in that city
Tuesday, and found no difficulty in stop
ping the nefarious traffic in intoxicating
drinks. Three-fourths, at least, of the
adult population of Bangor will say Amen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09
walthain

curious incident happened concerning
the killing of a deer recently Alan~on
Haslam, who is AT work for the Haslam
Bros at ;he Alligator, while gong from
his work To the camp to dinner saw deer
standing a short distance away On re.
turning he took his gun and seeing the
deer again. fired and the deer fell By
going to the deer Mr.. Ha>lam found he had
dropped three year-od buck He laid
aside his gun and procured his knife, when
the deer Immediately began to get on to
his feet, Mr.. II seized him by the horn
and after struggling some time and stab
hing the deer several times succeeded in
hitting the vital spot. By examining the
deer it was found the bullet had struck his
horn near the head and cut it Of at the
same time knocking the deer down
The immediate relatives here Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer kingman of North Hancock.
spent very ENJOYABLE Christmas with
them. We regret to hear that Mrs King
man is now quite seriously i'll.
Mr. Will Chapman Of Philadelphia, who
was visiting his uncle, C. c. Glow, has
returned
Mrs. Chas. Woodcock has been quite i'll.
but we are pleased to hear she is now
better
Mrs. Eliza Jordan is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Elmer klngman of No Hancock.
Miss Hattie kngman has returned home
from Ellsworth where she has been stop
ping the past summer with her sister, Mrs.
L. ID. Haslam.
Jan. 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-09
Our City Library

M Editor
As trustees of the city library we wish
at this time, the beginning of the year, to
remind our community Of The store OF
books in their public library in Hancock
Hail. and to urge a more liberal aud extern
.iye use of them. We regret that we have
not been able to please all would -be-read-
ers We have but small allowance Tor
books, and We have the conviction that
we have no moral right to spend the public
money in books of mere passing interest,
or that only amuse. like the ordinary nov
el. Such books can be cheaply purchased
in paper editions hut we think them I'M
suitable for regular city library Our
theory is that every book bought with the
tax PAYERS money for such library should
be of permanent value, and book suita-
Bile FOR Improvement and instruction
Acting upon this principle We have en-
deavored to place in the library some
books in nearly every department OF iter-
allure and learning. so that every seherSl
student and every person having occasion
to investigate any SUI ject can get some
aid from the library. We urge every per
son engaged ia any business, or dc>lrous
of information upon any matter 70 trN the
library. Should it contain nothing Of use
to him the trustees will endeavor 70 al
once remedy the defect. Our desire - mol
no tHFnr
a, to make ii useful, to make IT an AID TO
every one who desires instruction in any
direction.
The library now contains some 2oOO vol
um.s, embracing books on House Building
House Decorations and Furnishing, House
Drainage Public Sewerage, Gardening, Ar
Horticulture, Horticulture, Agriculture, Man
ufacturing. Electricity in all it, applica'
lions, including lighting. Banking, Cur
rency. Chemistry, Foods, Mineralosy
Geology. Mental Science. Painting Soup
ture. Architecture, Military, Social and 70
+ Itical History, Social and Political kcono
+ nv, Taxation and Labor Problems, Bt"gra
/ phv, Travels. Poetry, Drama, STANDARD
Fiction and innumerable other subjects
+ We think every farmer, carpenter. mason
trader. every laborer and business man
and every scholar and reader of either SCI
will find something Of service to him il
his work or study. We urge the people Il
make more use of the library and favor u
with suggestions.
l.. A EMERY.
GP. DvTToN. Library
A W. KING. Trustees
L. + RKpM.N,
Ellsworth, Jan /
You don't know what economical ,oap