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Suliitan
SPRAY

Sullivan.
Capt Hollis Higgins and wife are In
town for the summer.
Mrs. Hall formerly Mrs. Emery OF West
Sullivan, died last Sunday morning. after
lingering Illness.
Mrs West and son Willie. from Hyde
Park, are visiting Mrs. Vests sister Mrs
ii Stimson.
Mrs. II r. Goodridge Of Salisbury Cove
Is visiting friends here,
The "Waukeag" and Manor Inn" are
open and quite goodly number OF visitors
Al both places. The genial landlord Mr.
Balch Tia, had .argv experience in this
line and guests at these places will hud all
possible comfort az hi- hands.
Mr.. Gill. who 20 successfully miuistt red
to the Liberal OH stan Society" last
year is again here. and preached his first
sermon the 9th inst. from the subject
'Dur VIII, and the Divine Will" which
was very heartily appreciated By all who
heard it. Last Sabbath evening he spoke
again of the simple chIldlike faith In God
which We all need, and winch comes not
from science, culture or much knowledge,
but in reply TO the yesrnings of our inner
hearts
The Alexanders from Brooklyn, n. y,
are occupying Mrs. NJ. A. Smiths house
| for the season. K.
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Obituary..

Mrs. Jane II Real OF Surry. daughter II
Joshua md Rctscy Moore. was born April p
lS13. aud departed this NE June -, i>90, aged
- years. . months and 8 days. Mrs Real was
converted in early life sud married for her f 1T
husband the Rev Philip \. kimhall, Rap
ti-t clergy who preached In Wateryil.e.
Me She was the mother Of i've children.
four sons aud one daughter, wh no survive her,
except one ,on who wa, hilcd IN the late war
Mr.. h imball died In the prime OF his manhood,
and she laid his body TO rest in the cemetery
at Aurora. With great cost and many .acri.
fees, but with cbcerfulnes- and devotion to
the cause OF her Master and love for her littl-
ones. she kept her family together. leading
them into the paths OF industry and nobility
OF character - best -he could In 1913, She
married for her second husband Edward Beal
who died July, 1851. Since that time -he hs.
lived with her only daughter. Mrs. Els YOUNG
where she has been iendcrly cared for, and
the pathway To the grave strewed with many n
flower BY loving daughters hand. Though
weighed down with great weakness Il; the
last she persisted % being dressed and re-
naming with the family, until few days be-
fore her death, when she yielded To the en-
treaty OF her daughter and rested, The thrUe-
Of th- engin. ceased. aud -he passed on to
meet those who had gone before. Her lifc
was long and useful and her declining year.
were made pleasant BY ever, attention which
Kindness and affection could be,tow She wa-
buried in Morgan's Bay cemetery In the beau
tiful family lot OF Cant. NH, Young. The
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, CHARLES c. Young of Trenton, Han
w cock county. Maine, by his mortgage deed,
dated January fifth, 1859, and recorded in the
Hancock County Registry Of leeds in vol. go,
page So, conveyed to me, the undersigned, Flor
.nce +. Drake OF Pitt-nrid. Maine. une-siNth part
IN common anu untliNid Of 4 certain tract Of
land situated in Eden. Ia saiG county OF Hancock,
said one sixth part being oHehaf OF the interest
in said tract OF land that belonged to Monroe
Young, late of Trenton, deceased, at the time of
hs dcCta-t having been conveyed Us George A
Bunker and Fri l.. Bunker To Monroe Young,
George f. Norris and c. II. Norris by their deed
dated Nov. 1th, 4. u. ~, and recorded in Han
cock County Registry OF Deeds, vol. l59, page as
to which Iced and The record thereof reference
may be had for 4 particular description, except
ing out of said parcel such parts as may have been
conveyed by said Monroe Young, said
third part having been conveyed to wal
ter NJ. Young by tile executors and trus-
tees OF the will OF Monroe Young by their
vol le9, page 30d, of the Hancock County Registry
of Deeds said deed although purporting to con
yey the whole Of SAID tract in fact conveyed the
interest therein which belonged to said Monroe
Young at the time of his ducease. Also one six
part in common and undivided of a tract of land
conveyed by Fri l.. Bunker to George +. Norris
and c. II. Norris and to the executors and trustees
OF the estate OF Monroe Young by his deed dated
Dec. 9th A. d. ISL, and recorded In Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, in vol. le0, page POO /;
said last named one-siNth part being one-half of
the one third part conveyed to the said Walter NJ.
Young by the executors and trustees of the will OF
Monroe Young by their deed dated Dee. 3lst A.
ID. ISIS, and recorded in the Hancock County Reg
istry of Deeds, meaning and intending to convey
and thereby conveying the same one-siXth part in
common and undivided of said two tracts of land
which was conveyed to the said charles G. Young
by said Walter NJ Young by his warranty deed
dated Jan 5th, A. ID. lss9. and recorded in Han
cocs County Registry Of Deeds. Reference ia
here made to all OF the above named deeds and
the records thereof for the purpose of giving de
scriptlon If the property conveyed and for the
purpose of showing the source of the title Of the
said Charles q. Young thereto; and whereas the
condition of said mortgage has been broken, now,
therefore, by reason of the breach OF the condi-
ton thereof claim foreclosure Of said mort
gage. FLORENCE f.. DRAKE.
By Wiswell. King Il Peters, her attorneys.
Ellsworth, Maine, June Both, A. d. 1880. 3w27
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Southwest nArhor .

The National birthday was observed
here IN quiet way, with no noscr demon
STATIONS than the small boys shouts aud
cracker explosions The Methodist aid
society took charge OF fremont Hail al an
early hour and dispensed most excellent
refreshments to all corners throughout the
day ,rcaptng neat sun OF money consider
ing the fact that West fremont was carry
ing on an extensive celebration, attracting
immense crowds to that locality. In the
evening an appreciati,e audience listened
To a rne patriotic Grafton given by Rev.
Mr. Wiuslow of Bar Hsrbor. The South
west fiarbor base ball club enjoyed the
lecture more heartily through having de
feated the Bar liarbors at West fremont,
closely contested game, but victory all
the same.
Saturday, the 9Th Of July. proved to be
a much more exciting day here than the
preceding, when muittudes gathered at
fremont Hall, coming from the north and
south. the east and tile west, with hope
full expectancy written upon each countt-
nance, 10 hear the result, of the wonderful
GIT enterprise. and many returned 10 their
places rejoicing over new JACK knife,
Fred Robbins ha, purchased a house lot
of the widow Stiu,ou, and will soon erect
= house thereon
Every boat day adds many new names
TO the motel register not many really new
names either, for large proportion OF
our summer visitors have for several wears
in succession proved the attractions Of
Southwest Haroor 10 be Wei worth sct.
ing again aud again.
Another aged pilgrim has been summon
ed home. Mrs. EICh, formerly Of Cooper
who has been cared for ~ her son, W. W.
Rich and his wife during the past two
years passed away quietly on the Fourth
OF July After prayers and singing At the
house, She was taken by her son to her
Old home for burial.
Capt. Jacob Carroll who cut himself in
the leg quite severely last week while
building fence, at last accounts was
doing well. 5La
The prettiest thing out Is a tall rose
bush al the door of Mrs Ida Cousins
home WITH i63 1"autliul large white roses
each bloom encirclru ~ several buds,
giving promise Of additional sRauty,
Barney, can your roses from Cape Rosiei
make "a better display?
July 10 STRAY
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July lth, the morning was somewhat
rainy. but by eight A NJ, the cloud. be
gan to break away and the afternoon be-
came bright sunshiny day" and quite
warm. About eight A Vi, loaded team
from Ellsworth passed by the house OF the
writer bound for TIE dwelling house Of !
II Smith, the team from Ellsworth being
tie signal for general movement Of neigh
bors and friends OF this district. No. !. to
.he same place, for Fourth Of July picnic
party. BY 10 !. NJ. the house was we'll filed
with mixed company of all ages. from
over eighty years 70 three months. Ice
cream was served 10 those that wanted
while others partook of nice lemonade
The dinner hour arrived and twelve Of the
older class sat down TO a Joyous feast. after
being diled to replction the table was va
Gated for the younger class Of the same
plumber. and all went from the table salts
fed besweea dinner and supper. the
younger class enjcved their Rout- door
sports the older men reizied many sd-
the women, not to be outdone put the
men completely in the shade by their mar
Vicious stories Of past deeds. The supper
was a repetition Of the dinner, but rather
better, with some addition 10 the numbers
Taken a. a whole the day can be counted
on a. a bright spot" in the lives Of all
that were old enough 10 enjoy on small
scale the Fourth OF July. 1890.
July 10. II. S. T.
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Mr.. Luther X. Haskell and Mr.. Moody
who have been stopping at Sunset for
few days left town, Saturday, for their
home in Roxbury, Mass.
Farmers in this vicinity have commenc-
ed haying. They report an average crop.
The people Of West Deer Isle raised
flag above their schoolhouse, July 1, with
appropriate speeches and remarks for the
occasion.
Miss Mamie Gray of Long Cove is visit
ing her cousin, Lewis Judkins
Prof Southworth and family OF Gambler,
o., have arrived and opened their fine
cottage at Sunset, for the season.
Quite a number of summer visitors
arrived last week AMI are stopping at the
Prospect place.
Mr.. VIM. Raynes arrived home from
Portland, Tuesday, on a short visit to re-
iatives. MITHRIDArEs,
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The usual number OF summer visitors
are with Us and taken with those return
ing home, make times quite lively; com
ing and going seem to be the order Of ex-
ercise-.
Mrs. Josiah Worcester with her family
of four children. has left for Seattle. We
shall miss her very much in church,
grange and social life. She was always
ready to lend helping hand and do her
part and has left many friend, who wish
her prosperity IN her new home.
Mr.. J. F. Coolidge has returned to his
home in Waltham Mass; hope he will
come again soon, and stay longer.
Capt. Calvin Coggins has left for New
York TO command schooner Lillian Wood
run, soon 70 sail for Para.
Mr.. ,rlah Hadley Of Waltham. Mass,
has spent several days in town and has
gone to visit friends at Eden.
Miss May Gibbs from Waltham, Mass,
is stopping at Mr. c. l.. Young's,
Mr. Charles Bartlett and family OF Bos-
ton, are visiting relatives in town
Miss Grace Bragdon is at present at Mr..
E. II. Kings.
Miss Grace Reynolds from Meriden, and
Miss Blanche from Waltham, are spending
their vacation at home.
Mrs. Emma Coggns OF Meriden, is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Charles Whitaker
Mr.. Chss. Whitaker has returned from
Boston.
Mr.. Charles Gushing and family from
Waltham. Mass. are the guests of Mr.. G..
b. Hodgkins.
We are very glad to welcome our old
friend Mr.. C. A. Reynolds and family back
to their own home. Mr.. Reynolds will
soon return to Cambrldgeport, but Mrs.
Reynolds and children will stop until cool
weather.
Mr.. Shepard Cousins has returned from
an eight months voyage, and has visited
some of his old friends at Somesville and
East Bluehill, taking his wife with him.
A special examiner from Washington
| has been in town looking up his pension
| claims
Mr.. f. ID. Young Of Webster City, Iowa,
| is calling upon his old friends here, for a
short time.
Mrs. N. B. Coolidge Is slowing recover
| ing from long and tedious illness, also
Mr.. Joel E. Young is able to walk out and
take some outdoor exercise.
! Lamoine Grange has suspended meet
| ings through the month of July.
Capt. Howard Farnham schooner Jennie
Stubbs is discharging a load Of cocoanuts
| in New York.
| Mrs Phoebe Wilbur Of Watham, is viz
| iting her only daughter, Mrs. F. d. Hodg-
| kins. She is one of the smart old ladies
| that seem to enjoy life and want Others to.
and although often afflicted, she has not
! been cast down, but rejoices in the love
! of God.
| Ca t. d. r. Hagerthy has taken com
| mand of schooner Chas. Moffot, and will
soon sail from New York for Ponce, P. r.
| The captain has had his stable moved and
made extensive repairs upon it.
Capt E. W. Higgins is having his house
painted and Mr.. E. H. King has added q
| piazza to his house. Mrs. George Thomp-
| son has had fine hedge set out, and gray
! ell walks in front of her house, which add
much to the looks of her already beautiful
! cottage.
DR.. N. C. King and A. w. King ESQ.,,
were in town yesterday. We presume
their house on the old homestead will soon
be opened for the summer.
Who is going to Deer Isle to attend the
county grange In August!
July IA. MEM Con.
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Since writing last, death has again enter
ed our place and taken from among US one
of our number. Winfield c. Dyer died
June 25 at the residence of his brother
Capt. Frank Dyer, attended by his sister,
Mrs. Mary Tibbetts. Mr.. Dyer was the
youngest son of Capt. n. Dyer of this
place, formerly Of North Haven. and
brother OF Russell Dyer of the Republican
Journal. He was young man of great
promise. When quite young he entered
the office of that paper. BY developing a
talent for engineering he went to Boston
and for several years was employed on a
line of steamers running from Boston to
Cape Cod. He passed his examination and
got an A. No. | certificate as enginee =
Two years ago while in New York employ
ed on tug boat, he contracted a severe
cold, which, through neglect, developed
into consumption. Everything was done
for him that human skill and love could
do, but of no avail. His brother, Capt
+. f. Dyer, last winter took him to Trini-
dad and afterwards to Savannah where he
~as faithfully attended by Mrs. Dyer,
but his one wish was to come home to his
sister who had been to him as a mother
since the death of his mother when he was
quite young. The journey was too much
for him and he failed rapidly, and on the
25th Of June, quietly passed away, sur
rounded by loving relatives and friends
He will be greatly missed by all, as he was
one who made friends wherever he went
His brother, Mr.. Russell Dyer, came in the
yacht Jeanette" and took the remains
to Belfast, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Tibbetts, and daughter Jessie, and his
brother, Alden Dyer, where he was buried
beside his mother in Grove cemetery.
Mr.. Leon Tibbetts has gone to Boston
where he is employed on the "Gen. Lin
coin"
The Fourth passed of pleasantly and
quietly, most Of our young folks going to
Long Island. Saturday the folks from
Long Island and other places came here
and had good time, 1t seemed In celebra-
ting for the second day.
Mr.. Heagan has gone to Boston to get q
contract for his granite which is said to
be Of first class quality. B.
July 8.
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Obituary.

sad death occurred at Snrry village. sun
day evening. that Of Ethel Young. aged about
seven years, second daughter OF Capt. Harry
Young. She was very lovely child, beloved
by all her pla,mat She attended the Juvc-
nile convention last Thursday in perfect
health. Friday, she with others. was in the
felds and perhaps ate something there or ii
may have been canned corn OF which she ate
Friday, but 1t was no doubt one or the other
Of the causes. Her parents and sister have the
deepest sympathy Of every one in this com
munity. To add to the sadness OF the occasion
Capt. Young is away with his vessel and W III
meet the sad blow when he arrives at Fhila-
dclphia. Dear little Ethel joined the temple
about one year sgo. She hn, been constant
attendant and will be much missed; .he j.
The >rcond Of our little band 10 be taken Nv
death. just year ago death entered our
rank, and took Linda Wol,n.
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DO YOU WISH

To regain your health If you are all broken
down and suffering from nervous prostration;
| will tell you what cured me after suffering
for months. used two bottles OF Sulphur Bit
ters and now | am well man.-C. STILES,
Book-keeper, Canton.
English SPAWN Eminent removes All
Hard, Soft or Caloused Jumps and Blelni,h-
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one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish cure ever known. Sold by $. d.
Wiggin, Druggist, Ellsworth. ly49
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A PERCHEON STALLION.

y l425 lbs. He will stand at II. X. Holmes sta
bic in this city. Tuesdays and Saturdays, and the
rest of the week as a transient horse. Headquar-
tiers at Hiram $. Bartetts, Partridge Cove La
moline. He is dapple gray percheOn stallion
from Detroit, Michigan first class In harness. He
commences May %, and will continue through the
season. Terms: sl2 for single service $40 to
warrant II the price Is not paid at the time OF
service 1t is to be considered a warrant. All mares
at the owners risk Mare and foal both held for
the service.
FRED SIAS.
Ellsworth, May 10, 1890. 3m2l.
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AREM FROM ILLINOIS

Il suffered for i've years with Mrrcurla
rheumatism. which wa- tue result Of potA>t
and merrurial trratmen, BY yhl- iciAn,. fpf
constitutional Blood Poison. They not only
failed 20 cure me but made me ply
wreck and my life burden. | then com
menced taking swIF1's SPECIFIC 6. :. ;
and after using few bottles Wa entirely cure,
OF the Rheumatism. which the doctors brou hi
on by their remedies. and the Blood Poison
hich they failed 10 cure. | checrfuly com
mend 5. $. S. to any one similarly afflicted.
john H. IYIFs sorrento M
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from Boston to-day to visit Mrs. Water
mans mother, Mrs f. H. Torrey.
Mrs. Frank A. Torrey and son George
of Sedgwick, were visiting at W. P. loves
last week.
Mrs. Sabrina has gone to North Deer Isle
to live with her daughter, Mrs. S. c. Lowe.
Mrs. Alfred Freethy of Brooklin is
visiting her daughter Mrs Sophron'a
Johnson.
Mrs. Clara b. Holden has gone to Ban
gor and Boston on visit to friends and
relatives.
July ~. MI.
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No Trace Left.

Mr.. and Mrs. LITELL, OF Huntingburg, Ind,
say That about one year ago. their little
girl was entirely cured Of an annoying erup-
ton OF the skin and a local blood disorder. by
the use Of three bottles OF ;. ;. : There i no
trace OF the skin disease left and the blood has
been in perfect order ever since. and the gen
era health OF the child WAS never IL good II.
now. They will take pleasure in answering
any letters regarding the chid'- case"
Treatise on BLOOD and skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
ly12
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The marriage q Mt. Frank F. Marcy q
Revere, snd Miss Mile +. Haskell OF Els
worth, Me, took place at II 30 A. VI, ,e-ter-
day 81 the residence of the brdegroom's
brother, Mr.. Wslter Marcy at Revere he
bride was sitred in white cashmere, her
ornaments being pearls and co-sage bouquet
Of white roses. The officiating clergy man
WAS Rev. 7 {. Wheeler. After receiving the
congratulations OF their friends the coupIs left
on the trsin for short wedding trip. after
which they Will reside at Revere Boston
Morning Journal, OF July 10.
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beer Isle.
Mr.. Dudley Fulsom, wife and daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Hardy, of Boston have arrived at
the old Manse
The family of the late Francis H. Torrey
have erected beautiful monument to his
memory in the Beach cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 8. Waterman came
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tn all
/ concerned, that he ha- been duly pointed
and ha, taken upon himself tie trlst of executor
~ the la-t Will and testament II Mary Ann Bart
lett late ~ NcIGwlck. IN tie county 81 Hancock,
deceased. by giving BOND A. the law directs, be
therefore requests all person, who are indebted
10 said der"A-ttN- estate to make immediate pay.
meut ami those v hp have amy iH mediate demands
thereon 10 cNhliIt tho same frr Element
CHARLES PROCTOR BARTLETT.
July 9Th. \. y. 800. Sn24
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. July p, 1890.
Capt F. c: Atwood. J. y. Bragdon.
Augustus L. Gordon, Mrs. Mile Gaskiu
Mr.. james l., GRAY. Miss Nellie r Uarrax
Minnie Hannah Moore.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. Pm.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taLen upon himself the trust OF admin
istrator OF the estate OF Mary Ann Bunkcr late
Of Lamoine, in the county OF Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the Law directs, he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate To make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the sam" for settlement.
LEWIS KING.
Lamoine, June cath, 1880. 3w2s
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obs July :, by J. II. Jordan, Esq. Mr..
Georsr |. Moore - on. and Miss Laura A
Holmes of Mlr-hhyli.
Camden July ,. BY Rev. V. +. Wsrdw.r,
Mr. William F, ,hrk and Nj" LottIt May
Brazil. both % Bar Ilarbor.
a,tinr -July II, hy Rev. o. II. Fernald d.
u. Mr. Charlie, ". >mal,ilge and Miss Grace
{. Hilbert, both OF Ca-tIne.
Ke,cr-, Mas-.-Ju.y 9, by Rev. T, & Wheeler,
Nj. Frank T.. Marcy Of Revere and Miss
Mile +. Haskell ~ Ellsworth.
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Died.

obituary notices beyond "a. Date. Name and
Age mn4fte patd for a The rate OF ten cent. ine.
surry July IS, Ethel A. Young. aged s
wears and / months
Grern', Landing June 80. Mr. James Got,.
A soldier ~ The late war.
Southwest Harbor-JuIy g. Mrs sarah II.
Rich, formerly ~ Cooper, aged II years 9
months and l. dsv-.
Wesley July 1. Mr.. Granville C.. Grsv,
AGED ii Wears
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Marine List.

EIlswOr,n Fort.
SAILED
Wednesday. July
Sch Minneoia Ray. Boston
sch !. ID Kcmick, Remick, Boston
Sch Betsy Tate, Bar Harbor
Sch Abigail Haynes, Holt, Bluehill
ARRIVED
Sch Nellie Grant Dodge, Lynn
sch Pair wind. LaInpson, Bostoa
Sch = Magec, kief. Boston
Friday, july II
sch La,olta. Whitaker. Boston
SAILED
Saturday July Il
sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker. Rondout
sch Carcssa, Young, Boston
sch J II >tin-on, Gray, Boston
ARRIVED
Monday july II
sch u : Lawrence, Patterson, Plymouth
Sch Kennedy, Woodward. Boston
sch Capt John, lellauy. Providence
Sch Francis Colin, Fullerton, Boston
SAILED
Tuesday, July IS
sch Lodu-kia, H,IlatiT. Rou'iau,
Sch Arborcer, lark. Boston
sch + Mage. kicf. Ronlout
Sch Express. Wakefield. Rpckanh
Wednesday July l6
Sch Layolta Whitaker Rnndout
>eh Eastern Queen. Blordit, Boston
Sch Wc-terioo. Trrworgy. Rondout
sch Ne.tal. Tate. Bar Harhor
sch Kate !. Pray, Fray, BOSTON
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar july n -chs Iinogene Dav, Blue
hill i.amartne Eaton, and Flcetwing, scott. Deer
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1t is poor economy to live on turkey one
wrek and pigs rump and cabbage the next.
l is rule also applies TO the use Of soaps, Of
cal. So""oinf-