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Memorial Day Circular.
ISSUED by CoMMANpER-IN-C CHIEF RUSSELL
A.. AIGER OF rHE GRAND ARMY.
The following circular has been issued :;
HE,poI-.RtFES GRAND Army

ISSUED by CoMMANDER-tN-CHIrF RUSSELL
NGFR or rUE GRAND ARMY
ne loll""!AE cIr'A!ai 'ias "eeu 'eeue"
HEApQUAR1Fks GRAND ARMY
on NE kErTBLlC.
Detroit. Mich. phil "a, l>H0.
General Ori.rs II.
Again Memorial day VIII call Us 70
assemble TO pay oar tribute of respect,
love and ycneration for the heroic dead,
No sight 50 quickcu~ the heart Of the
veteran a. to gather children with their
basket, " flowers at the graves Of his
comrades why j. il that we observe
Memorial dsy after the lapse pr these
many wears: No Legislature ordered II;
no government directed il. vet IN every
State Of this union il Is religiou>ly and
reverenty observed
1t is custom no other nation or people
ever followed All nations have honored
their soldiery they have welcomed home
their victorious armies with many demon
stratious Of love and affection. Monu-
ment, have been reared to perpctua.c their
memories. II la been left 10 the AmeFi-
can volunteer soldlcry 10 nauguratc Me
mortal lav
Better Than all monuments. better than
all status. : mis- heau;IfuI tribute.
Bptftr by far that This country have No
Granite shafts than 10 forget ,hj- sacred
day. II L living breathing patriotism.
renewed each wear. Hiss monument re-
built annually in the hearts OF thu people
Granite or bronze monuments are erected
but once. II is hv far the best lesson Of
LOYALTY that could be taught 90 the children
who are 20 soon 10 b. lie men and women
of the nation.
letter for the nation that its children
and youth remember this day than that II
have armies a. large as those Of all Europe
No war Of dIsuuion viii come to this
country % long as it observes Memorial
day. which. securely intrcnchei il the
hearts Of the people, will make tho govern
mept safer than mvriad Of forts bris-
ting with cannon.
Ii matters little how large or small may
be our standing army. il we give 10 the
people The education this ,ay teaches Ii
j. h day which the people themselves Great
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~ the Honorable Judge Of Probate far tba c1,-.,-
Of Hancock ~ '''o county
THE Undersigned Fred b. Gool,ins M p,oL
port, IN said county, respectfnlty rr nlt -
that George II Grant, al iuhabita1t ~ p ne hts
port afort salt at the time Of his decrase ieJ ~,
M M hItethth iay IF April. A. -, lsqo. Al said
h-port' possessed OF goods and estate -.
manning 70 be administered; that said 80 4,
Grhnt during his last sickness, ma,i,, = r,,ne u
wv WITH. ~ NE passenger depot of the Maine I'm
ua Railroad Company, in said Bucksnort NJ -
the salh deceased was Immediately carrind ~.
having been rum over by cai OF the said Rair,a !
IIohPhiy, ahh where he lied In the presence ~
S Cn II Frye, George II. Emerson, Willard 4
collins, Horace T.. snow aud Auuustns ~
~, whom ne called % be witnesses of the .an,a
In The following words estate
1i'e them meaning his watch and the mama,
"naeh haa ,een taken from his person to AIics
meaning Emma Alice Googins, OF Bncl snnrt;
everything J have got belongs 10 Alice I",ia9
meaning he said Jonas H. Frye YOU nndersta,,5
Ut, everything have got Is Ices Irnaarir
h l.ae said Emma Alice Googins) and wish her y
therefore your petitioner pravs tina, said NM,
s4spaieiNe VIII may be allowed and that an
nintas with the viii annexed may be an
pt,-'ii,eu. Anu your petitioner prays that Tanas
:" Patterson, of said Bucksport may he snnni",
an su'h administrator. FRED b. GooGISs
nuckspolt, May 18th, 1880.
STATE OF MAINE.
nAH ,e IS Court of Probate, NAV Term
/. tit;ena' V.NS'iiie ptltlOn, ofuered, That said
sea- h give public notice To all persons inter
go, " causing a copy of the petition and tbis
i,,efeon, 70 be published tree weeks snr'
,tnIuf tly n the Ellsworth American, a newsnana
pupnsneu In Ellsworth In said county thar abav
~ IA appear at q Court of Probate for said eonntr
Inne nan, o at Ellsworth, on the eleventh dav ~
MN, sNt. a. ten of the clock in the forenoon ~
said ne.;,;s II any they have. Why the PRAYER of
'aiu pe'itioler should not be granted. u
49, y. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
A true cam A ~ ~ HAS T. DoRR, Register
curt thereon PN'" anu oroer Of
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Third Congressional District.

The THr3 District KejUAnoau Convention viii
tc hcla Ia Grant, Hal. Augusta. Ihur- lay, J uc
H. ls.. al 4 81 o'clock. =. NJ for the purpose IF
nominating candidate for Representative TO tht
81 q ur Zrt-- ~ tite ulttj states.
The H4-trici II composed Of the counties q IA ri
rghtc. Somerset. waldo and Hancock
Tie basis II rcprc-t ntItion WILL he - follows
,arh city town and plantation VIII ~ cnIiiie- I"
uue delegate anI for each ~.fcutv-hve vote cat
faE the Republican candidate for Governor % -
aH additional delegate, aud ~! fraction ~ fort
votes in excess IL seventy i've yotes, further AL
4itionI delegate,
Na.n.te- Id any delegation can only he flied
from tAe residents Of The county IN which iht "a
taufy occurs.
rH, Distract Committee win bc IN session In tht
AIIcr1atu'- Room st zen o'clock pu 'Ae morning
M tGe Cous ertis '0-;t ,-4l~l~, < receiving tit
Crc leuf' % apltgat.,-
NArH'L MEATER, Republican
L. L. WAIrpN. r,+t.t..
JOHN u. HOPKINS.
w BLACK, COMMITTEE
Wstersiile, May 18Th. Is9i
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sTATE OF MAINE,

HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate, fsucksport.
May Term, A. D.. lsso.
tatcs OF " IS
Willard W. Bragion, late Of sullivan. deceased.
Elisha r. Whitaker, Administrator
Roscoe H. Cain, late OF Brooklin, deceased nlsn
private account of executor
Vets Cain, Executor
Jabez II snow. late Of Bucksport, deceased,
Nahum nh surviving Executor and Trustee.
Fred H. Hill, OF sullivan, minor,
David ID. Byther, Guardian
conn DUCK, iate OF Bucksport, deceased,
William .. Buck, Administrator
hush i"yhham, late of Waltham, deceased,
Calvin kingman, Administrator
ordered-Tbat the said accountants give no.
uce 70 al persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks success
M ,,r, U the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed In Ellsworth. in said county. thar tbey
may appear at a Probate Court to he holden a,
Ellsworth, on the End Wednesday OF June NEXT.
az ten Of the clock in the forenoon and show canse
II any they have, why the same should not he
allowed. ~ ~
0. p. CUNNINGHAM, judge.
Auest--CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. P. DoRR Register
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To the Hon. Judge Of Probate within aud for the
County of Hancock
rY,uE undersigned, Simeon L. fraey, or Gonidse
| horo Hancock county, Maine, gualaiah oi
Iessie n Kingsley minor heir of Abbte L. hnSs-
lev late OF touldsboro, deoeaseoi fe1Po, ~
represents that said ward, the salu 'essi Et r.
Kingsley, is seized and possessed OF one uilHNto
ed fonrth part OF the following descrloeu reai g.
tate situated in said town OF 6ohlusootu, onu
bounded and described as follows e,hI,a.t
the shores of Frenchmans Bay ~ the sou.i" ~
corner bound of land formerly DeionSihg !" w
estate OF Col Nathan Jones, deceased aug run
ming by said land east one hundred ana tWcity,
foi,T rods To- corner; thence south one hnh'uNI
and thirteen rusts to the northeast corner u ,
OF lot marked L on said plan OF said Gouiuspof",
tbenr, by said lot marked L two hundred rots !"
thp shnrt, of Frenchmans Bay, thence ny ffehch'
mans Bay nortberly and easterly TO the nonhus
first entioned. containing one hilh're,i 'l 10
acres more or less. Reference Is mhtc TO mort
gage deed from Sophia G., Hammond 10 the ii,te
Alden Young recorded in vol 49, page io. OF .I,d
Hancock Registry q Deeds ah' ,t niso ~ Jor
dan, dated May third, A, u. 1879, and recordeu ~
vol. lG5 page 81. The interest OF said Jessie d;
Kingsley being undivided fourth part OF saia
urop, rtv the same having descended TO her as
one of the heirs of the late Alden Young lhst
said estate Is unproduGtiye OF any ptneh. 70 Sai
minor and that il will be for her interest that 'he
| same should he sold and the proceeds secured on
interest said guardian therefore rrays your non
| or that lie may he authorized and empowered
agrceahly to Law to sell at public or private s"le
| the above described real estate. ,c,,
! buuiishnrp, MAY A4tiF t77p'
| STATE OF MAINE.
| HANCOCK IS AT a court Of Probate heih at
| Bucksport, on the second Wed. of May, a. d. 1850
| ON the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. lhat no
tee be given by publishing copy Of sara Petuuu'
with this order thereon, three weeks successlNeiy
| In tie Elsw ortb Americana new spapcr printed IN
Ellsworth that all persons Interested may attend on
the second "Wednesday Of jane next. at curt oi
| Probate 10 he holden In Ellsworth, ana shtw
| cause II any why the prayer of said petition
| should not be granted. such notice TO De given
before said court.
| O.. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
| Attest -CuAS. L. DoKK, Register
A true copy, Attest .-CHAs. 7. poRR, Register
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS, Herbert H. Holt Of surry, in the
W County Of Hancock and State of Maine bv
his mortgage dated October IL, A. d.. 1855, and re-
corded October "a A. D., lssS, in vol 52T page 2l5
conveyed TO me, the Undersigned, a certain lot or
parcel of real estate situated In said surry and
bounded and described follows: The easterly
m"iety of lot In the town Of Surry, described as
follows, TO wit: Beginning at the westerly line
Of land heretofore OF Leonard Jarvis; then of
Chas. Jarvis and ais; now OF Herbert H. Holt on
the south side of the road In the village of Surrv
leading to Bluehill; thence running on said road
westerly three rods to private way leading to
Osgoods wharf: thence southeriy by said way ten
rods, thence eastery by land OF said Osgood three
rods to the land above mentioned sold to Leonard
Jarvis, Chas. jarvis aid ais; thence by said lot
northerly ten rods to the place Of beginning con
tanning In all thirty rods Of land, and the moietv
hereby conveyed containing Ii rods; also one I'M
divided half of the private way above mentioned
which is ten rods long and ten feet wide which
said private way is to be kept open for the con
venience Of the parties concerned, being the same
land and lot conveyed to Herbert H. Holt BY Geo
W. Alien; and whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore. by reason
OF the breach of the condition thereof, claim
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated May 10, A. D. 1850.
Sw2l G. W. ALLEN.
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A special from Washington has the
following about the pleasant outing of an
esteemed Maine editor: Mr.. Chas A. Pills
bury Of Belfast, editor Of the Belfast
Journal, arrived last week, and has been
visiting old scenes among the newspaper
correspondents, of whom he was an asSo-
ciate here for ten years. In a recent issue
Of local paper Mr.. Pillsbury contributed
an interesting sketch of the newspaper
writers in the days when he was member
of the Washington corps.
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Trusts and Mistrusts,

We are often asked to put our trust in things
above: sometimes customers ask for trust. p
and the pleasant grocery clerk trusts. all
your family are well. Then there are sugar
trusts. pork and grain trusts and other trusts.
including mlstrust. But we trust you will at
once try Brussels soap for household use. for
you can safely trust to its efficacy. Then 1t ia
so lasting, you know, and economical.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Benjamin b. Norwood of the town
~ OF fremont, 10 the county of Hancock and
state Of Maine, by his mortgage deed. dated Feb
.nd. A. j. 1853, and recorded In the Hancock Reg
istry or Deeds. vol. 20, page AIS. conveyed to the
Undersigned the following described lot or parcel
OF land, together with the building and improve.
menfs thereon, situated in said fremont bounded
ana described as follows, to wit; Beginning at 4
cedar stake at the corner and junction Of the Seal
Cove and Long Pond roads and running 5. 81 W.
following the said Seal Cove road five (5) rods to
stake; thence running n. go w. four "a rods to
a stake; thence n. 62' r. five (5) rods n stake
az the said Long Pond road; thence s. So
r fJnr "a rods by the said Long Pond road to
the nrst mentioned bound and containing one
eighth Of an acre, more or less and whereas the
conditions Of said mortgage having been, and still
fontinuing broken, claim foreclosure OF said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose.
CHARLES H. FRAZIER
By A. G. Fernald.
Mount Desert, May 9Th, 1880. 3w2O
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth. If so, send at
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value is incaleulabie. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it.
1t cures dysentery and diarrhea. regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie softens
the gums. reduces inflammation. and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. MRS.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription of one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and il for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price Is cents = bottle.
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Benefaetors are oftenest found in Ii

Benefactors are oftenest found in the
most ordinary transactions Of life Every
man who plants a shade tree, buids or
runs factory, or in any industrial Way
gives employment to his fellow-men, every
rich man who freely spends his money 10
q legitimate manner, every man who brings
or causes to De brought to some city or
town a much needed Improvement, is a
public benefactor, and should be so re-
garded.
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A PERCHiON STALLION.

nix years old, standl5 hands high, weighing
r. I t III bsi ST., He win sad At H. r. Holmes sta
PIE IN TINS city; TUESDAY. and Saturdays and the
tiers at Hiram $. Rartletts Partridge Cove qI Ia
NOME He is diapple. gEv percbeon stallion
from Detroit MI Michigan in harness he
season. Terms: *i2 Tor since service an ". Is
warrant If the price is not ps1 At The ,,ne =,
service It is to be considered warant' All m.,es
the service. ~" nefu iof
Ellsworth, May 10, 1880. sm Hno'
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The Maine cI..:.I Railroad,
COMMENCING APRIL :, 1880.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED. As FOLLOWS;

fatops on signal or notice to Conductor
'stmr. runs to Bar Harbor when weather per
mits.
1sunfays included on and after Nav 18th.
these Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland. Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
uekets before entering the train. and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. r. R. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, GEO. d. CRANE, Agent
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres and Gen1 Manager
April Z. 1890. lyr as
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-DANA's sAMIfARILLA.
DIX ~ ESS LIQUOR HABIT In
All the Id there Is but one cure,

es' Golden Specific
It can be given ia cup of tea or coffee with
~ ..e hhowledge Oh the person taxing it. eff
the patient is moderat. drinker or an ,iro.
holic wreck. Thousands II drunkar1 have
been cured who have taken The Golden sneri.
nc in their coffee without laeir know hdge
and to-day believe they quit drhking of neir
own iree VIII. No harmful effect results from
for circular and full particulars. Address. il,
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.. Is5 Race
Street. Cincinnati, 0. ly40
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.ul. ''l I"'fNt EnNt'h at Bucksport within
wednesday ~ MAG. \ r. ls30
a 'fhl Mn Instrument purpontng to me- th, ll-t
q "'ii tni testament Y Mary Ann Bartlett. g,f,.
h'en pre scuted for probate '7
Orier"I That uati.. tb-...,
w NH persons Interested ty causing a con, n
thi@ orier Y Dc published three week successive.
4 " w ELLSWORTH American. printed at tu-
" IN 4, I'LL tnat thtF maE appear At Probate Cont
4" n, n'I X fI.7w lfth. tn said county uu M, -tr
t,'i " t'ihr7'itE ~ Iunr next, al ten Of the oh
l AZ, '"i'h1oH' ttN ~hew cause II any tEcy have
".. HI" -tiH instrument -hu ut MT be proved at
~ -alI itcea-t .4 $40 = ~''" e't
o. T.. Ct-N>INGHAN linton NJ rr,..
Attr-l = ht>. +. HnkR Register
4 Eut '"i5' atteSt chs. +. boKK, Register
ltSabI
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~ Al persons Interested in either OF tn. a-tsta.
hereinafter naIueu '''ie'
~ r5nrt n probate held at Buck-port. within
ahd tor the county NJ Hancock on m. ,..,, 4
wednesday n May, II the year Of our Lor,i
eighteen hunirea Ana finetv " ''l'
NE following matters having bcep ,,-.-..r, :
i"r the action thcrcupou hereinatrrr tn,i-.'
uFi' = hrrrhy ORDERED, that NOTICE, tberr,f g.
II 'ni :" i persons Interested. by causing A rt,,.,
,i-' "t'I"F {" ~ published three week : sup,.,.l
lErLE H. ihr ttI-"". " American. printed at Iu.
M"ftl, IN -aid county. that they NAV amman -, .
Probate c"nrt to Ne heId at Hi PJi.,,all+ a
oh the second Wednesday Of Junr NV,
rh Y tl"'N N the forenoon. and be heard tbrr.,,.
ann obicc; II they -ee cau-r ''''' '''''
N'ihroniA II Dome late Of GnflISborn ira .,tI
.''uitN' deceased. Petition that Henry NJ Ieigr
t ~, haE N appointed administrator prc.enfpf H.
ceased " 90" VI SAID i"'
fhliinaa Riualda. late " Trenton in .ajI c,,,,
y Increased. Petition that Edward kinaLia may
=" hPP"iutcfl aimihi strator pres, nted hy himself
fu"aFb Rlnaldaa brother In law vi said de,e4.,J
hh.ic" y leAlda, late OF Trenton in Am
,n, iectasru Petition that Edward Rinalda
afffHhtcf administrator presented by NH,
Ne,l ~" ara kinaita, brother OF SAID J..4.s..I
Emma lhurn Late % Hancock in aid .o',,,,
"'''a7t'. fttltl"n that Richmond | Mnn-r,
:. n aPp"iht"u administrator, presented bv ttn
a. hlIlp-, creditor Of said deceased 49,
, oo1ePh fray, late Of >edgwick in said countt
ltceasei- Petition that samuel H. Perkins M
pc appointed administrator. presented hv Mi
Vi gray, brother Of said deceased
hhfE MN Bunker, late Of LAtnoine H., s.f.t
ouhts deceased Petition that Lewis King rn.y
N appointed administrator, presented by XIII
alhe MIG daughterof said deceased
49,, y. r CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Atttst:-LHAs. 7. DORg ReO+s,.r
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1yyrt
LOOK YOIrNGi

Prevent tendency to wrinkles or aging of
the skin by using LEAURELLE OIL. Preserves
youthful. plump. fresh condition OF the feat
ures. Prevents whitening of the skin driving
~ Of the flesh, develops the bust Prevents
chappng, cracking. Keeps the skin soft,
smooth. 81 90. Druggists or prepaid by Ex-
press. +. S. WELLS.
Jersey City. i. j.. U. S. A.
6mos4S
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An Innocent Man Set Free.
,nfe.-ion OF "A Lying Witness after sixteen

Confession of Lying Witness after sixteen
Years.
AUGUsrA. GA, MAY l4.-William Starn-
wicker was discharged yesterday from the
penitentiary at Empire, Ga, where he had
served sixteen wears of life sentence for
murder OF which he was innocent. Last
week q man named Crane, OF Burke coun-
ty, confessed on bis death bed that he had
sworn falsely against Starnwicker. II
was upon his testimony that Starnwicker
was convicted When the fact, were pre-
scented to Governor Gordon he pardoned
StarnwIcker.
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1T Is FOOLISH

To send for doctor every time you don't feel
just right. My doctors bill for years was over
hundred dollars year. which made pretty
big hole in my wages. For the past two years
| only spent ten dollars. with which bought
dozen bottles of Sulphur Btters, and health
has been in my family since using them
ROBERT JOHNSON. Machinist
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The Knox and Lincoln.


RoCKLANp. Me, May "A. Ii Is almost
certain that the Knox and Lincoln railroad
will be leased or sold to syndicate
through the fundamentally Of Hon. VIM.
l.. Putnam. Of Portland, who is superin
tending the operations during MI Wade :
absence IN Mexico.
1t Is now very probable that the towns
that voted not to sell short time ago Will
hold another meeting soon and reconsider
the question The objection expressed by
the towns Of Waldoboro, Newcastle and
Damarscoita at the special meeting was
after having sold the road to take security
on the same.
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Messengers Notice.
'FflcE OF THE SHERIFF or HANCOCK c,rsr,
STATE or MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK $ May latn. A, D. I-oo
THIs Is to give notice thar on heI5tb ~ =, a.
A. -. lrt.p warrant in Ins,., ,''' =, haf
sueti out OF the Count Of IN soIy.rc, III -tf a
" u Hancock against he a.t.,. ~, Win, II r.
richardson OF Nj Desert. in Ala rnunt, ~ Han
cock, adjudged to be an In-olvrnt i.LtnI Al ,,a,i
ton Of said DEBTOR which petjt,nn was tiaI III, III
l2.h ,lay p nay' 4 ID. ls!S, 10 which date inter
81 ~ ~ = % f computed, that the payment
3i"I, aud the transfer AMI delivery ~ any IRA.
perry by him are forbI ldrn NJ nv tb,t i,o
~ W Nfc''"is ui shlu debtor 70 prove their debts
anu chotse one or more assigntcs Of his estate
will be held at a court Of lnsuiytncy "a liz heIda
at the Probate court room in EU-wnrth In saii
~ On ihtfsday the l4th day Of June. A. d.
y, ~ ~ ofiocA ~ the forenoon. Given IN.
ucF my hahd Inc date first above written.
., u. l.. Fields,
Sheriff as Messenger Of the Cont OF Insn'xrncv
for said County OF Hancock. 2waI
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A fair trial OF liooI', ~arssparia for
-crofuIA. salt rbeum, Or any affection caused
by impure blood or low state VI the system,
VIII be sufficient 10 convince any one Of the
superior ana peculiar curative powers Of
ihi- medicine. Buy it Of YOUR druggist. 100
Doses One Dollar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-22

Six bottle. OF >wIF1's SPECIFIC -. :.
cured me Of horrible attack OF Boils that bad
broke out all over my body. and from which
] could get no relief. feel that if il was not
for your great medicine | would be in my
grave to-day.
w. J. MITCHELL, Marion, Ala.
Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-22
From the President Of the Maine W. O. 7. q,
ny telegraph to the Ellsworth Americana

by telegraph to the Ellsworth Americana
BALTIMORE, Nd, May II, 1890.
To j. G, Chlcoa, Ellsworth, Me
l thank you heartily for the excellent
editorial in last AMERICAN received here at
Baltimore where / am representing Maine
in the National conference of charities aud
corrections. The question Of women's CO.
operating in the management Of chari-
table, reformatory and penal institutions
Is receiving more attention than ever be
fore l.. NJ. n. STEVENS.