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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17

GIel0 To RESTAURANT MEN: LARGE
ID LOOU. restaurant, coffee saloon, elegant bar
and fiat upstairs; handsome furnished rooms ana
BATH for sale az bargain: located near the works
and car honse Of the largest cable company in the
world; employs 100 TO 500 men; place under long
and favorable lease and does cash trade of S45 70
$50 per day; clearing from Sl25 to SITS per month
the location IS the most desirable In the city and
cannot help but command very large patronage;
sickness cause. GEO. STEWART, ! S5 Kearny st. 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17

ONLY Ss500-YERBA BUENA ST, NEAR COR
" ner OF Clay and Taylor; substantial house of 2
rooms and bath; also 6 rooms in the basement;
mouse alone cost over $4,000; positive sacrifice;
see this to-day, before you too late; lot 45xSO
with L. EASFoN, ELDRIDGE u CO., 6lS Mar
~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17

GOO 00O LARKlN ST., NEAR CALL
D-O.OOO. fornia houses each of rooms;
tne buy; lot 57Il37:6. EASTON, ELDRIDGE u
CO., 6lS Market ST. mylT 2t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
w to hire for balls parties funerals at reason
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, cor. Post and Dupont SITS.
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IME. PATHS FASHIONABLE COLOR OF
W hair can be produced with Hene powder, leaves
or extract. just imported from Indil by S. STRO-
ZNNskI, sole agent, 10l Powell ST.. san Fran
cisco. ap3O I'm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

Capt. William Kennedy, commander
of an expedition that searched Tor Sir
John Franklin died at Manitoba.
The body of j G.. Ditman, banker
of Philadelphia, WAS found floating in the
Schuylkill River.
An attempt was made by mailman to
shoot Bishop Whitaker, in church IN
Philadelphia,
Tobacco growers in session in syria
cuse passed resolutions demanding protec-
ton from Sumatra leaf.
The mild weather caused heavy foods
in California.
Six persons were killed and many hurt
in an accident to train on the Monon
route, otherwise called the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad
The Worlds Fair bill was ordered to a
third reading in the Assembly at Albany
an attempt to haye ii considered by the
Senate in Committee Of the Whole was de-
feated.
General Lester B. Faulkner died at
Canaseraga, n. Y.
The Iowa House Of Representatives
effected a temporary organization.
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Restored Her Health.

For TWENTY-FIVE years suffered from boils,
erysipelas and other blood affections. TAX
ing during that time great quantities of differ
bic relief Friends induced me to try 8. $. S.
II improved me from the start, and after TAX
ing several bottles. restored my health rs far
a. could hope for at my age, which Is now
.eyenty.five wears. MRS. S. NJ. LUCAS, Bowl
inggreen. NY.
Cured After Twenty-Five Years Of Suf-
fering.
81 have used Swift's Specific Is. s. S. for
blood diseases and in every instance with the
best results. About twenty-five Years agu l
had nv leg hurt in an accident, and the wound
never entirel, healed. tried various RENE
dies without success. was finally induced 10
try s. 8. s. That medicine healed it up
healed it after twenty-five years Of suffering
had been endured and much money had been
thrown away in the purchase OF worthless
medicines G. W. WEIGH.
Mobile, Ala.
Rheumatism in Children.
One of my children was afflicted for a long
time with rheumatism. After a number OF
remedies had failed commenced giving heI
Swiff's Specific Is. s. 81 After taking I
couple of bottles she was entirely cured.
W.P. THOMPSON,
Piedmont, S. &.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06
In Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
Feb. 3, 1890.
REGULAR MEETING

Mayor in The chair
Aldermen present, Cushman Joy, Was
gait and Campbell
Roll Of account No IL passed. amount
M 10 sea- 49,
Voted. That the report Of street com
missioner McGown be accepted and that
the road rolls be- committed To B +. Somlr,
collector Of taxes, for payment and that
the Mayor draw hi- warrant In payment of
the same. If found correct, against The
proper fund VIZ. highway 81, SO; side
walk S3o.6l bridges. 81 So,
0n motion of Alderman Cu>hman. Not-
ed that an abatement of 50 50 be 81
lowed the estate of Hamilton JOY, said
amount being assessed through mistake in
lo,1
Voted That the names as presented Ia
the Board Of Aldermen by the chief engi-
nrcr. be accepted as member, Of Hose Cos.
No and }.
Voted That the chief engineer be auth
orizcd 10 increase the me Inbership Of Hose
Go. No. = to fifteen.
Voted That there he transferred from
the contingent to the police fund the sum
Of $50
On motion If Alderman Campbell, N"t-
ed, that the Mayor appoint committee
Of Two to wait upon DIR. A. c. Hagerth,
aud ascertain the amount Of hi, claim, II
any. against the city The Mayor appoint
ed Aldermen Campbell and JOY as that
committee.
Voted to adjourn.
Attest Il +. HALE, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

Nr Edrr
hsNc been much interested by two re
cent articles in the AMERICAN relating
10 our cry library think all who are
acquainted with the library Will agree with
the trustees, that the collection OF books
cputz nc1 therein is most excellent in
quality and varied In subject. showing
that great care has been exercised in the
selection.
know, too that every one viii agree
with your correspondent, J. L. NJ, that a
catalogue would supply long felt want. ="
At present if one wishes information up
on particular subject, though there may
be many books on the library shelves con-
tanning just what he wishes to know, it i
like hunting for a needle in 4 hsy-staCk"
to undertake 10 find them.
Then, too. there Is always a feeling Of
uncertainty a. 10 whether there Is or ever
was, >uch book a. We are locking for IN
the library at all
Thee are many Of us who 60 TO the
our books, and unless We have long and
familiar acquaintance with the contents of
the shelves, unless We have grown up with
them, il is a very difficult matter to Ind
what Is wanted in the time at our com
mand To such, and TO many who could
send foI books though unable 10 60 for
them, a catalogue would be treasure.
A great deal Of wear which now comes
to the books would be saved, if they were
taken from the shelves and replaced by the
librarian alone instead of being handled
and often misplaced by everyone who is
looking for something to read"
These are few of the Inconvenience
Of being without a catalogue. Why can
We not have catalogue? A few years
ago. several ladies and number of gentle
men gave great deal Of time, during two
or three weeks, to arranging the list of
books for a catalogue. That much was
done but for some reason, which have
never been able TO ascertain, the work was
never given to the printer.
To whom does it belong to prepare 6
catalogue: Can it not be done now
think when We had once enjoyed the con
venience we should wonder how we ever
got on without it. And it seems to me
as J. L. NJ says, that it would be a sure
way of increasing the circulation of the
books and making them of more genera
use, which is greatly to be desired.
NJ A. c.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

VETHEREAS, James T. Grant and Frank A.
w Stockbridge, both of Ellsworth Hancock
county. Maine, 6v their mortgage deed dated tne
in Hancock Registry of Deeds, book 1875.
page Al, conveyed to ne, the undersigned, Jose
phine F Squirting, certain real estate and proper
" described in said mortgage deed In the Ian
guage following, to wit: IAN that portion of the
real estate and interest therein of the estate of the
late Joseph T. Grant which on this day was the
property Of the said Josephine F. Squirting and by
her conveyed to us by her warranty deed of even
date herewith to be recorded in the Registry OF
Deeds for the county Of Hancock, State of Maine,
including herein all the estate, rights privileges,
the said Josephine by her aforesaid deed. and to
her aforesaid deed express reference Is hereby
made for particular description of the property
herein intended TO be conveyed by this mort gage"
And whereas. the condition of said mortgage has
been broken now, Their, fore. by reason OF the
breach OF the condition of said mortgage hereby
claim a foreclosure Of said mortgage
Dated at Ellsworth, this third day Of February
A. d. $780,
3w6 JOSEPHINE +. SPURLING.
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The PInky Forest Bird.

I have finally traced the name and identity
Of the "piuk,- built nj West Ellsworth or
Do,lardtown in 1856. Her name WAS the
Forest Bird bull by Mr.. William Smith,
who was some two or three years In building
her She was finally hauled TO Surry. some 81
or 4 miles. before she was completed. to Capt.
WIN. ID. Wood OF Surry, and rigged and I'm
ished BY him there. The following is = copy
In extract, from her fret enrolment issued At
Ellsworth: .Schnoner Forest Bird" built ut
Surry. Me-, in 1855. VIM ID. Wood. master
and ow ner 46 feet long. Is # inches wide,
II. 10 inches deep. 81 1925 tons. enrolment
dated Ellsworth. July 23rd, 1855. She WINS
subsequent, sold To Capt Samuel Merrill Of
Surry and by him sold TO parties 10 Deer Is
land. Since then have no record Of her.
Yours truly, JOHN s. EMERY.
Brussels soap does not float but will do
more washing than twice - much light float
ing soap.
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For The Ellsworth AmeuSsu-
A War.

Soon after being elected 70 the ONCE "
Secretary Of Hancock District Lodge ~
The L. .. q. r.. became aware tia, krcA-
ab lodge, Of North Pcnob>cot. wa. NOT ~
corded IN tile list Of our lodges reported
by our organ, the I,"perulcs Hecyri, aud
- did not notify them. vt course. " the
meetings Of our lodge at Buckepprt, but
soon after learned they were a.iNc and wei
aud sent them a notice OF our August ~,>-
sion and got from them a good report II
their condition, ~hich va, very cncuurAG-
lns and speaking Of them IN our ioca! lodge
Pine Tree We determined a. -opu a. Tie
cold of winter should form a bridge of ICE
IL shorten the tourney nearly twu.lhirds Of
Its distance We would visit them. Ihct-
tore on Saturday, Feb. l>t, We started out
10 mud the lost lodge in forces >trous
enough To conquer them If need be, thirty
seven members Of Pine Tree with Two
from Neal Dow. and after pleasant ride
krchab lodge 10 the great a>t enlistment Uf
some of It's young member, who had gaia
cred there al AL early hour, and $40 nrd
ia terror To the home OF senior member,
one J. NJ. iiutcAlng., Who i a man equal
70 an. emergency and never frightened.
He FASTENED to The ball, assumed the chair
Of the Chief Iemplar and soon called Us -
order by his august presence, and "e ,ptut
A. pleasant all evening as Is often the lot
Of Good TemplaTs 10 do and had a cordial
welcome and made them the best speeches
we could, under the circumstances We
listened TO some hne reading, recitatluus
aud speeches from them and at the usual
hour Of closing babe them good by all de-
tcrminiug 10 our hearts to visit them again,
If they return our visit Recuab must hc
one OF our very oldest living lodges for
attended meetings there nearly twenty
three years ago.
DISTRICT SECRETARY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

DR.. Gordon, OF Portland, was in town
few days since.
Mr. Austin Turner Of this place il con
tractor for the United States mali route
between Sedg~ick and BROOKLYN Mail
leaves here for BROOKLYN every afternoon
GU arrival of mali from Ellsworth
Installation of officers OF Eggemoggin
Lodge +. * A. NJ, tor the ensuing year,
occurred at Sedgwick January 20. ls3o
ohicer, As follows II, 5. Durlly, W. NJ.
l.. A. Byard. s W J. Bridges, J. "
A. c. Dodge, See. J. Z. Byard, Treas ;
G. T. Bartlett. Chaplain; W II. Wilson,
). d.. J. II. Hooper, J. b.; A. b. Carter,
). 5. l., Griudic, }. $; d. J.. DurIiy.
Marshal; G. \, Parker. Ty Ter. Warren
Wells of Ma, Gag Lodge WAS the Installing
officer. The Installation was followed by
a picnic supper and good time generally.
Lady friends OF member, present added
much to The interest OF the occasion.
Feb. |, +. A. ID,
-Flaunels washed with Brus.el. soap NJ.
always " bile and nice.
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sedguiek.
At present DIR. F. s. Herrick is at home
here quite sick with Ia grippe.
There are many cases Of sickness In
town with Ia grippe and kindred diseases.
The annual meeting Of the Sargentville
Y.P. S. C. E. was held In the new chapel
at Sargentville, Tuesday evening. 2sth ult.
The society numbers SO members Of which
IS are active, 20 associate and 4 honorary.
Alm,,n Sargent was elected President for
the next six months. The religious exer-
cses which followed were Of unusual in
terest.
The Independent Library Circle held q
sociabe on the 9th of January. to raise
funds for the purchase Of books.
Marshman Slower, of Haverhill, Mass,
has been spending few days at home
with his father, Deacon Newton Slower, OF
this place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06
Married..

Hancock-FeD. 2, by Rev. j. R. Bowler, Mr..
Roscoe Bragdon and Miss Gertrude L. Barton,
both of Franklin.
No sedgwick-Jan. 81. by Rev. C. J. F. Thomp.
son, Mr. Henr, B. Marks of East Bluehill and
Miss Minnie +. Page of Sedgwick.
Nsrth Penobscot-Jan. 25. by Rev. 7. $; Ross,
Mr.. Norris Leach and Miss Rosa E. Gray, both OF
Penobscot.
Bucksport-Feb. 3. by Rev. o. II. Fernald. D.
r., Mr. Charles n. Curtis of Verona and Miss
Georgia V. Quimby Of BuckspOrt.
Roston Highla nds-Jan. 29, Mr.. Justin F. Has
tings, formerly of Ellsworth, and Miss Edna NJ
Baxter of Boston.
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CARD or THANKS,

hereby desire tOextcnd 10 AL ofmv friends
my thanks Tor the many kiudnr>-eS extended
to M during my past illness Of over three
mouths from rhrumatI>m, aud especially de-
sire to ten them that but for Sulphu- BIter- |
should have been suffering sun. MAY YOU new
-r -ufrr What have j. the wish OF Your
friend, Il. II I.rLErR
II YOU have catirrh, Won are in danger, as
III, disease j. lablr to brcumr rhrouic aud A.
feet Nour general health, Or develop into con
sum ptiou Hoods >ar-apalilia cures cHlsrrh
bs purifying aud rnrichinE the blood, aud
building az the stem. GIVE il trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

Deer Isle.
In Marine Lodge. No. 1872, Of T. and A
Ma,ons, the officers were installed on Tues
day evening the 2sth ult.. By WOrshipful
Bro, Dr. Ferguson: A. o. Gross, W. NJ.
Geo. ". Higgins, S W NJ, ID. Joyce, J.
W; S b Haskell Sec. G. W. Haskell,
Tr.; County Attorney Spptford, S. d.. A.
ID Haskell. J. ID q. W Howard Mar
sinai; Captains Ed. Marshall and Herbert
Spufford Stewards; with j. w. Jordan,
Tlier The absence of Chaplain-elect,
Elder Hall. was much regretted. The
ladies were on deck and their voices in
song and converse were appreciated by the
brothers, perhaps more p; rticularly ny the
SALTY aud >pray-woru ones of whom many
were present. Mrs. +. 2. and Miss Vim
ME Spuffurd kindly taking good turns at
the organ, music flowed in strains Of
friendship and harmony. Refreshments
we're served All seemed happy and none
went away dissatisfied. Members inform
ally considered taking steps toward form
ing a ladies degree, connected with this
lodge, in the usual and regular masonic
manner. Marine lodge is bright one and
! is now proud Of ITSELF 1t is the principal
owner of the masonic buiidlng-t"o
/ stories and French roof, 4Ox6O feet,-a
| rne building ana an ornament 70 the VII
lage The hall is finished and furnished
with neatness, taste and beauty. The
| lodge mas no debt and has surplus in the
treasury. This condition has not been
secured without effort. and the interest,
| generosity aud confidence Of its members
have been well and kindly shown, leading
the lodge to victory and prosperity. The
yards are square, the lifts taut; there is no
cross sea and only gentle trade-winds fan
us along our course, while the whole crew
have affectionate faith i'll the Master who
has now for the third time sailed in COM
mand for years voyage. This old ship
Marine thought it dangerous shoal in
her course-way when so many OF her
valued men from Green's Landing left her
deck and built for themselves bran new
ship, neatly called the Reliance" but
with this new craft the Marine is pleased
| to exchange longitudes and other courte-
sizes, and wishes her nothing less than
pacific seas and the brightest prosperity.
Feb. 3. NANTAsKkT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06
The Pinky Again.
GLOUCESTER, Feb. ,, 1890.

GLOUCESTER, Feb. ,, 1890.
Editor If american:
| noticed in your paper Of Jan. 23d, an item
in regard to vessels with pink sterns which
brings to my mind there was small vessel
built some distance from Patterns Bay prob
ably Dolardtown) and hauled 10 the Bay and
launched there. She was named Forest
Bird had pink stern. and WAS commanded
BY Capt. Levi Coggns of South Surry, for 4
time. think it about thirty-two years ago
but cannot fix the exact date rs was but q
boy at the time.
A NATIVE OF SOUTH SURRY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

A Costly BUILDING BURNED IN BOs-
ToS.-Boston, Feb. Folio" ing upon
the calamity in North street early this
morning came fire this forenoon which
in all hours time almost totally destroyed
the Sears building. a I'VE story marble
structure at Court and Washington streets,
owned by Montgomery Sears. The walls
Of the building are about all that are ! Il
Of any value. The building was valued at
upward OF $500 900, i; being assessed to
gether with engine and boilers. for Sl9--
400. There is insurance on it amounting
to Sl.5, 900. which Will undoubtedly cover
the loss. There is, however. a contingent
loss in the way Of rents, every office IN the
building being occupied, producing an in
come Of SIS 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

This l. beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine We have ever sold; few dos
rs inv sriahs cure the worst cases Of Cough,
Group snd Bronchitis while its wonderful
success in the cure OF Consumption Is without
parallel in III" history OF medicine. Since its
first discovery II has been sold on 4 guarantee,
q .est which no other medicine can stand. II
vou hnNr ough W. earnestly a-k YOU to try
il. Price 10 -.nt-, 80 CtRts, and cleo. II
YOUR Iuue> are sore, hest or Back lame, use
shiloh, Porou. Plaster. Sold 10y ). ID. Wig
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WELLS HAIR BALStM.

II gray. gradually restores color; elegant
tonic dressing 50c. sI.0o Druggists. or 81 90
>izc prepaid by EXPIRES, for Sl.oo l.. ;.
Wells JERSEY city. 6mo,4S
If YOU want Il custom suit made from ths
best Of mat, rial trimmings and workman
ship in thu highest >tylc ~ art, and TO nj like
thu paper on thu wall leave Your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU viii yet all
OF these. aud more. Al A. low prices can be
shown in the country. lOtf
English SPAWN I.inimeut removes all
Hard, soft Or Callou>cd Lump- and Blemi>h-
. from horses. Blood spa, Ing. Curbs, Spli l.,
sweeney Rng-buut, >titlr>. Spran.. all Swol-
len Throat-. Coughs. etc. Save $50 BY Use OF
one bottle. arranted the most wonderful
Blrm>h cure ever known. sod by ;. II.
Virgin, Druggist, Ellsworth lI49
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-'-+--
Born.

Mt Desert-Jan. "A, to Capt. and Mrs. Isaac
Somes, a daughter.
Milbridge-.Ian. 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel NJ.
SAWYER, twins-son and daughter.
Jan H. to MIR. and Mrs. william Cole, a
daughter.
Jan i6 to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ray, son.
Jan IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burke, .
daughter.
Jan H. to Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. swanton. a son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

Resolutions calling for a special nom
partisan Committee on Ballot Reform, were
passed in both houses of the New Jersey
Legislature.
The Ohio anil the De Soto, Mississippi
River steamers were lost, the first being
sunk and the second burned.
Several members Of a railroad survey
10 : party persisted in Marble Canon, Col
0 ado
The amended Worlds Fair bill was
passed ny the Senate Al Albany cas- 26 !;
n s. B. the Assembly adjourned before
the bill reached that body.
The W rld'> Fair bill was passed BY
the Assembly at Albany it was considered
in q committee of the Senate.
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HEApQU ARTFRs JAS a GARFIELD
Posi-. 80 46. DEPT ~ Nj. q. A
y EMrblHI Ian u $50

Whereas. II ha> pressed the Great Com
NJ 4uder I'd remove from our ranks tatter
months Of intense >utfrringj our worthy and
esteemed rumradp Robt. II Sinclair. late sea-
man L. : n; therefore
Eesoited That we hi late comrades In
arm and members OF James A. Garfield Post,
NJ. 80. extend our sympathy 10 the bereaved
widow trusting She NAV receive that eonsols-
ton which can only ,one from the great Faith
Resoired. That copy Of these resolutions
b. sent 10 The widow aud also TO the Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN for publication and a page
OF the record book be- Inscribed to hi memory
ard the Hail drAped in mourning for thirty
days,
:. P. SNOWMAN. Com.
A. {. PETERS. on
:. h. CHAsE. Re.o.
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Died.

Obifuaru notices beyond the Date, Name and
I0e musfb paid for at the rate Of ten cents line
Ellsworth-Feb !, Mrs Annette, wife OF Charles
Monaghan, aged 81 years and months.
West Ellsworth-Feb. l, Mrs Lettie NJ Barron
Carter, aged 81 years, months and " days
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Marine List. .

Boston-Ar Jan To-. schs Katie Hall, sunson'
Deer Isle, stella Lee, McNane, New ork
Ar Jan 81, sch Brave, >malley, hachlas
Sd Feb |, sch \ T Emerson. Day, 81 John,
h
Gloucester-Ar Jan 20, sch Franklin. Deer Isle
for Boston
Portsmonh-sld Jan 10, sch Susan ,tetson. Bos
ton for Bucksport
Norfolk-old Jan 81, sch Mary Lord. West In
dies
New London-Ar Jan 50, sch Nantasket. Rich
ar,tson. jacksonville -
New York-Ar Jan So bark Mary Hale, Hlg
gins Tuspan; sch Idaho, Wall. Newport
SID Jan 80, sen Geo Y jordan, Lyman, Por
Elizabeth c q II
Ar Jan - sch II J Cottrell. Haskell, Mobile
Sid Jan 81, sch T. symonds, snowman, Gay
enne
Portland-sld Feb /, sch Union, Rice. " Har-
Dor
ArFeb ?, sch Tiara Gray, Castine
Pensacola-CId ian 50, sch ID ID Haskell, HAS
keil, st Jago
Providence AR Jan 20. sch Billow. Hodgdob.
Rockland
saIem-Ar Jan 20, sch Governor, Lowe, Deer
Isle for New York
Eoreign Porte.
Rosario-Ar Dec '. bark Auburndsle. Dow,
from Boston: sch Frank ) Warren, Falkner
Ar Dec -, sch 2 Thu low. smith, Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

J. MCKINNEY. u Linroln.illr, Me, SAYS
II haze taken one holtir Of DANA'> oAk>A-
PAklLLA aud il ha- completely cured IN. Of
Rheumatism " long -tanding.'
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
For Sale.

Pew No. 10 in the Baptist church at salisbury s
Cove Apply to JOHN WASGAIl.
3w4 West Ellsworth, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

-Iohu>ous 'nodyHe Liniment. used exter-
nslly, cures rheumatism: not in a minute how
ever
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

Resin soaps will shrink and discoor fan
nrl- and woolrn-, but Brussels soap never does,
b. ing pure and " bite.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

When Baby Wa sick We gave her CastoriA
When she was a Child she cried for astoria
When she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA,
When Sd, I'd Children she gave Thorn CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06
Shiloh's ton>nmptiye Cure.

Originated b, physician. John-on's Ano-
dsne Liuiment Is prescribed by many regular
ip,tnrs