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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

HAVE yeu suffered long by reason q Ma
aria: tried every thing. and finally come
70 the ceuciusion sL&E -ssi msn are liarsss'
Send eEe dollar 10 r A. 7. shAEleBh@rser
Roshester. Pa, and gel bottle Of ais Anti
det@ fer Malaria II net cured il 8 week.
say 50, and the money viii b Immediately
retained 70 x1u
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

Hssd2ehes and FeTers. 70 cleanse the sys-
ezn eEsctasl8y, rel gently, yvtzen c0s-2ye or
pllla1s. or when the blood Is impure c.
sluggish 20 permanently cure ha1iszsl
constipation. - 4waken the kidneys and
liver - s healthy activity wisAouf irritating
u weaksring them. use Syrup IL Figs
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

/ sTFTEEED from nervous aches aud
pains and was sleeplssS 81 zigssL NJ dis
szse w2s undermining my constitution Dr..
Balls Ssrsaxszriliz restored Nc . hezZiA
ard now enjoy sound and dre&mAess s3eep.
and rny aehas ard pains and lassltade
tra1h2s ne No more = William B1rta1-
" eeeiirg. II va
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

RCBTSsTE1x. In hiskntibiographT thus
estimates the proportion Of people Of
tho leading nations who understand
music: Germany. Sc per cent; France
is per cent; England. 2 per cents
United StatAk. higher than England
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

THoCskyns Of motAers b1ess tia name q
Dr. John Bal fer inventinE his celebrated
Dr- Bulls WcrE Destruyers. CaSldrsa
tease Ter then ard they neFer fai. te DO
good
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

CITE 3 man bad name ard Re rnss sus-
Ter forever Woman c2u change her na-e
Z SIZE does rot like il and sozre EAr Exes
her.--S- O Picsyune-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

FaR BRoxCzHk1- a sth-at5c 1aE s-ulnoa.
Ery Coz2p lAzzts 'BrsEn's Bronrk6al TrneAsss'
24ve rrnArksols curative properties. Sold
snly IN boxes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

AM cne caa take Carriers LAssle L.ver
PTS. tAey are 81 very s14Azl Nc treGbls 70
swallow. Ne palu CT Vr1p52g after taking.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

ALWAYS avoid harsh purE4slvs pills They
trst rake yen sick ard tnez seswe yon ccH-
stpsts1- Carriers Little Liver Pllls reEal4-e
tie bowels ard 4zzke yo1 wei Dose, ons pill
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

@Isas the sAlless stcry kz1w. sid Ezip
t1z- What sscry = thaaf1 sad Kicks.
The scp a1s u re E1zel scwera
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

Is TIE swsrarzlEg teacher hzsyFf Yes.
IA az1s hes immersed II his business Just
q. p-eseE : "-Ies.&r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

CosTKxrsxxy Is zorafto be desired thsz
; horse t1Ss car go ~ II sSo minutes
rGur1x Hnrn
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

P1EKskST. WhalsScz.s. Sy-ess2Y fer coughs
Is Ezae's Honey q HarezoEn3 and Tar.
p zess To0tnac& T1r1Es cure IA enc minnie.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

ALFRED CELLIEa viii write the music
for Gllbe-f's rev opera
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

Wzxx ycn want % get boz 70 Ike work
you E4ss cal i pl3y--R4z's Ecrn-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

WEEK yur sink iate s rererie yoz are
merely buried n thoag Ai-PlEssszrgh D1s-
patch
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

BRoxcETss s cared By frequent xzAl
doses e Plsoss Care Ter Cn1zSz ps111A
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

TEE welvhe Frat has beea hnugarr on tie
frOrf Ex4e An sHn nser win now Re trans
fsrred - she sosz in the paFa6rs-- MARYLAND
G2zesta
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
a Blo FLOOD.

The cafv cling kaszx vii wEf a raan who wsars
. Fsnh Erzsr1 sfsrker b = fDa6f baa ever' fnrn
be szuEf be uzasrx ~nter- Itsis sta1ersrzt ray
snerz s.rrrx buE cost that VI Ksz11 q $50 cars
sarrrn sssEtsou1 lszlrx ard vk uax Fsp tear, .
surn 70 a lie tsa. TIE nd6i-5uzsai s1vzzEags 10
that Il casss 3ess ard -ezry IcSFeT ttHz AIRY cther
wasrrrroa& rrzs- Have yps 0aEf II nuss WY %
ruu zzst sr1lZ * rainSf ScA1 ewerT~'1,rre- rry n
sapr ia Is r-eza HAsgzke wnsf sntl y Tzsns 10
tuy . wzsrrrTo1s cn@z. Ths tire 70 by Is sts~.
fkr dezsx- kza eAsnx. fresh stnrk - 11s
euas Is tE1-pe1 VIII s---lst--- - Dzsuc lrzas
Mari rraa vrn 80 80 he tssr w.serprof coat
erer rnndaA Deaf Screrr x=T iz1e-sor cuzs when
run On. hzwr ghr = Flzk Brand Sfseksr dr5vrssa
xsxhazs extra cost. PErrir@2srz nae 1rssrsssd
rzEzlogpe t-es
a. .. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

S-KASeE II Is thss when TIE moon Uses
lis last quarter, 10 gels tal-Bos.c1 EAr.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

THIS II once Encre eu5syed By the rhsu-
rresssve rnzamsay with Hosfeftexas Stomach
Ei1tera No testimony il stronger than tAai
which indicates Il as scarce 81 relief II
iris complaint Ii Is slso eznsnen1ly eject
i've ss d tramament for k51ney trpnhse. cys-
PERSIA. deniiksy, liver complaint and constt-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
a ZIG -EAl,

teE1 1l.ltlz Eart 4zEAFs-s- Ek-at =. l7s-
~. " e Ea1r-szE Tsasss1a f-sErs e fe1s rET.
e&se@ r--ie-aHr izpa D. aaiz g ztglsg 9
AZ &ee4rseFs Ca o. "a &C e zEsFy
fErs care ~ - saz-zsz tg-sreE w1assa-
ssszss SIX xs tf rzsF yEs rsz@sey.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

They believe IN themselves.
Isn't If worth 4 trials Isn't
any trial preferable to catarrh?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

No. LsmoiHe.
The rast week has been very busy one
The beautiful weather that has not been
surpassed in many past years. for haytng
has brought gladness to the faces Of our
farmers
North Lamoine has share in visitors
from abroad \ few We will notice Mrs
Augusta King Of Boston Mass il visit
ing her hrother-iu-iaw, Mr. Joel f.. Young
Miss Carrie Murch Of West Trenton Is
visiting a, her uncle. Mr. Nelatiah Sails
bury's.
Capt Washington Jefferson Frlsbee OF
New York city. who has the past week
been visiting hi. sister Mrs p Brag
don. and Mrs G. Il. Abbott ~ East La
moline, returned home on Friday. regret
ting very much thst business compelled
him 10 shorten his stay. He spent three
dsvs in viewing orr town and Bar Iarhor
Thirty years absence had not hani-hed
from hts mind the old familiar faces and
places. but Of Bar Hsrbor which h. think.
had not over half 3 dozen houses at his
last visit, b. says The hal, has nnt been
told He took hi. two sisters. two niece-.
his nephew Mr. Arthur $ Abbott who /.
visiting hi- mother At East Lsmoinrl to
Bar aarhor on the East L,moIne ferry
boat. driving all around the hsrbor. The
Captain hopes O. DC able IN few weeks
10 renew hl. visit and meet many ~ his
old friends Wh HON he was unable To see on
sccnnnt NJ lax - TIM"
Mrs Amos Adams o., New burvpprt
Mas aud >or str visiting Mrs Jesse II
DrA.dnn. Mrs Airm- sister They viii visit
MIR Adams father AZ Franklin aud other
relative. Ia The cat,
Cap; J. II Brasdon inside h>tng visit
home frrm Sum-srill. and Ia, sailed for
New YOrk
Capt. A. {. Holt Is home for a trip.
Aug g. D'SKIr
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Congressional.

Monday july =, The Senate Me->rs
Vest and luFple spoke on the Tarif BIN :;
Mr.. McFher>ou's resolution TO reComm!t
u. measure 20 the Finance Committee was
defeated ;ae Revenue Marine Transfer
ni. "a> discussed
The House H. Committee of the Whole
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bin vas
discussed.
Tue LAY The senate Mcssrs His
cock, Jones Of Arkansas; German. Nc
Pher-ru. Nnofhrr, and others spoke on
the Tam BIZ three amendments were lie
featcd
Th, House IL Committee Of the Whole
the Suudry Cird bin wa, further consider
.d Mr.. Sirublc of Iowa, made a litter at
tack upon the Speaker. and was r-huked
by Mr.. Cannon.
he President sent a message 10 Con
gres>, urging legislation that would enable
the po>toit3cc department 10 close the
mails to The lottery companies
Wednesday The senate MI Morrill,
spoke Oh the Tariff bili among the uomi-
nations received from the President WAS
that nf Ihaddcus ). Sharrett-. of Mary
land 70 ~ General Appraiser Of Merchan
die the nomination WAS confirmed
De House The conference report on
we I'lNtFifi 81 Columbia ApProprlltioj
Dill was agreed to; the Senate amend
mvn.s to The Sundry Civil bill were
further ,sru,s,d
Thursday. The Senate Consideration
Of The Chemical schedule OF the Tariff bill
Wa nearly compieted few amendments
were adopted.
The House The senate irrigation
amendment - the Suudry Civil bill was
debated at length in Committee of the
Whole. and the bill Was afterward report
ed Ia the House.
Friday The Senate The Tariff blu
vas further considered Mr.. Plumb voted
with the Democrats on some amendments.
and spoke against the measure; Mr.. Blair
introduced a resolution designed TO re-
strict debate.
The House The afternoon Was spent in
a vain attempt TO get quorum; l56 mem
beers failed to answer 10 their names when
the House met.
Saturday The Senate The day was
taken up in discussing the Tariff bill no
progress was made on the text Of the bill
Mr. Blair's resolution concerning the re-
striction Of debate was referred TO the
Committee on Rules
The House The Sundry Civil bill was
sent to conference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

The Sullivan Harbor base ball club met
the Sorrento club at the latter place last
Friday afternoon, for a match game The
result was decided victory for the form
er club. Not cOnversant with the terms
Of 1.-THE craft" we can only say we heard
the words, beat them five to seventeen,
which, added TO the hilariiy OF our boys
on their return, assured us lit was a
famous victory"
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Emery, Miss Alice
and Master Ralph Emery Of Boston. ar
rived in town on Sunday last; also Mr.
and Mrs. Edward White, Miss Alice Tur-
ner and her friend, Miss Walker.
Mr.. Roy and Master Archie Osborn of
Lynn, are guests OF Mrs. A. B. White.
Mrs. Ambrose Simpson is very sick in
deed, and her sister, Mrs. Franklin, lately
Of Chicago, is on her way here Many
friends will he glad to greet her here
again, much as they regret the sad neces-
sity of her coming.
-Guatemala troops are being massed
against the Salvadorians
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BIuehiI.
The ladies will have cake and candy
sale at the residence of Mr., Geo. II. STOW
er, Thursday evening, the 7th inst. The
public are cordially invited To attend.
Proceeds of sale to be al propriated for be-
ncvolent purposes.
Fishing boats are numer Gus and come in
with tolerably good fares of mackerel,
which have fallen in price from twenty
five cents EACH to four cents
The cottages are nearly all occupied and
things are looking fine.
Mr.. Charles II. Bill from Yorkshire,
England, is spending the summer here.
Mr. Newton has been sick. but is now
better
DR.. Thomas Jefferson King entertained
small but select party of gentlemen the
other evening.
Mr. Frank Dodge is talking of moving
to Salem We regret this move
Mr.. Ernest Dodge and John Morresy are
going into the milk business. We wish
them success.
DR.. Bunker's horses are looking fine
This speaks well for the man who takes
care of them.
The writer desires to express his obliga-
ton to Mrs. Kate Means for kind remem-
brance.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Slower is expected to ar
rive at his cottage the 10th inst.
Emma Jean is learning to be a telegraph
operator.
Mr.. Butler is building a school house on
Long Island.
Miss Lottie Morton has recovered from
her late illness.
Aug. 2.
Very little sickness in town at the pres
ent time.
DIR. W. G. Boswell and wife of Foxcroft,
were guests of DR.. Bunker last week.
Rev. H. H. Osgood preached in the Con-
gregational house. Sunday morning, to an
unusually large audience
Rev. A. ]. McGown and family are at
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. VIM. McHowelfs pansy bed is very
beautiful, containing a great variety OF
the much priced flowers
Much is said in praise of Mrs Venner's
display of nasturtiums.
Mrs. E. Z. Chase has returned home
from her trip to the mountains much i'm
proved In health.
Some Of our G. A. R. boys will attend
the reunion In Boston next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

The Maine comrades Of the G. A. R..
who will be assigned quarters in Mechan-
les Hall, Boston, during encampment
week will be pleased TO learn that Com
mandant Hapgood has established the fol-
lowing rules No intoxicating LIQUORS will
be allowed in the building. Smoking in
any part Of the building is strictly pro-
hibited. No unnecessary noise or dis
turbance will be allowed any time, and
after taps are sounded the camp must be
absolutely quiet, as comrades will need
all the rest they can get
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

John, go up TO Mrs. Swsndown's and get
that barrel Of flour we sent up yesterday.
Head it up and drive round the block and
when you 90 back open the other head and
she'll think it another barrel and twill suit
Thus said groeeryman who had very par
tieular customer. But these particular kind,
though they may he deceived in the matter Of
-four. are never cheated in their soap. for they
buy Brussels, the economical soap. The name
is on the goods.
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CARD OF THANKS.

hereby desire 70 extend 10 all Of my friend,
my thanks Tor the msuy kindne->es TO me- dur
Ing nv past Illness Of over THREE months from
rh-umsif-m, aud | e~peciaily desire to tell
them that but Tor sulphur Bitlers | should
have been suffering -,iti Msy you never .ut
Ter what have. !, the wish Of you friend, b.
II. TArLRtR.
-A- . remedy for summer complaint. We
can confidently s-..rt that Browns Instant
RrlIfi /. 4 great II..nNtrX.
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NEW DISCOVERY

You have heard your frlcnd- and nriGhbors
talking shout Il. You may yourself IT, one u
the many Tho Know from personal experience
Just how good thing It =. II YOU have ever
iTirti u. you arr one ~ IT. .taunch friends be-
cause thu wonderful thing about IL +, that
hen once given trial. pr. King, New Dis
cnNrr, ever after hold, place IN the house.
II YOU hangover used Il sud should be- tict-
"a WITH 4 ,rngh cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest iroubh-. secure bottle nj once and give
II fair trirI Il j. guaranteed every time, or
money refunded. Trial Bottle Free At :. -.
,f,ss
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS To the sheriffs of our respective
Counties or either of their Deputies,

GREETING :
d. ;. " soo,i. = ts!ate q The l-a@oiae and
~ Mt Desert Land Company, u corpora
lion duly organized under the laws of the state %
Maine. and having its place Of business at La
moline, Hancock County Maine; aud also 10 at
tach the building called the Club House or Cafe
and land on which It stands situated at Fast La
moline. In the town of Lamoine In said Hancock
COMFY. and bounded and described as follows, to
Wit HnHlded on the north by the town road, on
the east by Land formerly Of David SWEET
and and now or formerly of Geo. Joran, on the
south by the seashore on the west 10y land now or
formerly Of the heirs OF Francis Dcsisl'; said
premises are known as the " IN. Desislc property,
the owner OF which Is to the plaintiff unknown. To
the value of dive hundred dollars and summon
the said defendant II 1t may he found in your pre-
cnct to appear before the Justices OF our supreme
Judicial Court, next to be holden NJ Ellsworth,
within and Tor the county of Hancock. on the third
Tuesday OF January next, then AMI there In our
court to answer unto Z. A. Washburn. OF Bangor,
In the county OF Pcuohscot and state OF Maine.
IN a plea Of the case for that the said defendant
said Bangor. To wit, Ellsworth. on the day OF the
puiehas OF this writ being indebted 10 the plain
lin IN the sum Of three hundred and sixteen dol
lars and cents according % the account
annexed IN u aud there In consideration thereof
promised the plaintiff to pay him ~" cay
on iemaud which account che pla!n'ih ave. -
10 lam pcr a,td materials by min furnished IN the
erection ~ said buildings above described unier
contract bN him made with the sAid Lamoine
and Mount Desert Land Company, The last OF
which materials were furnished within ninety days
before the purchase NJ this writ and that within
thirty DAYS after he ceased Ia labor aud to furnish
said teria for the erection OF satd buildings he
tllrd ~ the Office " the town clerk Of said La
moline 4 true statement subscribed and sworn to
by him Of the amount due him with all just cred
It's given together with description Of said pro
pcrtv sufficiently accurate Ia identify 1t and the
name Of the owners 80 far A. known 90 him. and
this suit & brought to cnfoire said plaintiffs lien
for said labor and materials upon said buildings
and land above described.
Mo>ruLr STATEMENT or aCCou>r.
Net Cash.
BANGOR, Aug. Il, lss9.
I,MuI>F ASp MI DESERT LAND CO. r.
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loo Ladies Manied

And TO- men q call on any druggist Tor \
| frss trial package ~ Lanes Family M~siirin,
| the great root snd herb remedy, discovered by
| Dr. Sila, Lane " bile in the Rocky Mountains.
| For diseases OF the Blood. Liver and h dney-
| Il u positive cure. For constipation snd
clearing W the complexion 1t doe- wonders.
II {. the bet spring medicine known. Large
| size package. 80 cents. At all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

Wsltham.
Haying In good earnest. The busy hum
of the moving machine can be heard from
all quarters. Crops are looking fine; ex-
cept the apple crop which will be fail
ure here this year
Rev. Mr. Brown of Machias. occupied
the pulpit last Sabbath.
Mr.. Asa Crabtree of Hancock is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Lizzie Simpson and son of Haver-
hill, Mass. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pettengill.
Mrs. Rebecca Ingalls, has closed her
house and is boarding with Mrs. VIM.
Grant
W. B. Hastings of Boston, is in town
for few days.
J. W. Woodland of South Thomaston, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Woodland.
Mrs. Addie Holt returns home to-day.
Her husband, C. s. Holt, is keeper of the
light on Nash's Island.
Aug. l.
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HIS son CURED.

Mr. W. II. HiNM.S, prominent and In
fueniisl citizen OF Mount Vernon. III, write.
IL follows, under date OF Marvh l.lsssl: ''Dne
bottle o. >wif'- Specific tS 5. ;. cured my
son permanently Of stubborn case OF Blood
Poison that defied The best medical treatment
available. | have recommended ). ;. :. TO
Others for blood troubles aud diseases Of the
skin, and have never known II to fail 10 cure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07
A. II. Norris.

Ten new arrivals at "Parker's Point"
Saturday
The town and especially the Congrega
tIonsl church and society deeply regret that
Dea 7. J Dodge and family are soon to
sever their connection with Ms and make
their home In Salem Mas. We hope that
our loss may he their gain.
Aug. 4 SUBSTITUTE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting teeth? II so. send at
once and get bottle of MRS. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value is incalcuiable 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it.
II cures dysentery and diarrhea. regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind cole. sOftens
the gums. reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energ: 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 is for sale BY all druggists through
out the world. Price Is cents bottle.
f,r4n
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, William F. Cook, of Franklin, in
w the county of Hancock AMI State OF Maine,
by his mortgage, dated the 24th day of March,
lsS5, which said mortgage consisted of a deed pur
porting 10 convey an absolute estate made by said
Cook to one Geo. A. Martin, and dated the said
24th day of March, and recorded in vol. l97, page
315 OF the Hancock Registry OF Deeds, and an in.
strument intended as defeasance, made at the
same time, to wit said cath day of March, IsS5,
by said George A. Martin to the said William +.
Cook, and also rec r,led in the Hancock Registry
Of Deeds, in vol. 1893. page 3i3, conveyed 10 said
George A. Martin certain lot parcel Of real
estate situated In said Franklin and bounded and
described as follows; Beginning at the river
bay at the eastcrly line of II. E. Macomber's lot
it touches said bay; thence northery by the
easterly line of said MacOmber's lot to land of s.
o. Harrison; thence easteray and following said
Hariisons southerIy line to a road leading to the
aforesaid shore; thence souiherly and following
the western line of said Hariisons pasture TO said
bay: thence by said bay to the first mentioned
bound containing twenty acres. more or less;
and whereas the said George A. Martin, on the
END day of June, isSI, assigned amt transferred
sand mortgage to me, the undersigned, hy
his deed of assignment recorded in Hancock Reg
istry of Deeds, vol. 30 page III; and whereas,
the condition of said mortgage has been broken
now. therefore, by reason of the breach OF the
condition thereof, l claim foreclosure OF said
mortgage. LEWIS FRIEND.
BY WiswelI King 4 Peters his Attorneys.
Ellsworth, Maine, July 25th, 1880. Sw3l
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DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABIT
all the World there Is hut one cure,
DR.. HaInes, Golden Specinc.

1t can be given in a cup Of tea or coffee with
out the know ledge OF the person taking it, eff.
fectng speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient is moderate drinker or an alco-
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own free will No harmful effect results from
Its administration. Cures guaranteed Send
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Street, Cincinnati, o. 1y40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

was troubled FOR years with Blood Poison
in lts very worst form. | was treated by the
best physicians Of Louissi HE, ny. and Evans
willie, Ind. but they failed TO benefit me 10 any
way. few bottles OF Swift's Specific Is. 5.
s. cured me sound and well. This was over
fosr year- ago. and there has been no return
Of the disease since, or any symptoms Of II.
| have recommended it TO other. for blood
poison, and In every they were perma-
nently cured"
y. II. kAIN. Mt. Vernon. III.
Treatire on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
f..il
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The Stock Marked Down so as to be ready for Fall
Bargains i'm Every Department!

things which
dispose exceptionally low Visit and you will find
shall department OF our store We
opportunities
The unreasonable weather had
all sales, have made biz breaks III he wholesalers
able advantage of all these things
and the benefit The first bargain we oe the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07

Insurance Commissioner Smith re-
ports y fire insurance companies doing
business in the State. with risks OF S.
S9a $40, on which the premiums last year
were s49.377 The ratio of losses to
premiums WAS i3 to ~ per cent. The total
life insurance !. s26 27G o33, in 1854
policies