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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Southwest HArbor, Sept. Is.
Clifton.

Ciifton-
Schools have all commenced. with
teachers A. follows No. !. Eta Cros-
by. Aurors; No. >. Lucy Crimmius, East
brook; No. 3, Name Billings, East Edding
ton; No. 4. Miss Hamliu, Bangor No. s.
Susie Davis, Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs A. {. Moves of Top>held
were in town last week visiting old friends
and acQusintances.
party of gentlemen are camping at
Lake Chemo- Among them are Fred Cobb
and W H. Roberts OF Bangor.
Fred e. Leonard started last Monday
for Canton \. y, to enter the theological
school.
Mrs Ruth Jordan and daughter left for
Ellsworth the 9th They will be the guests
of Freeman Jordan, Esq.
The report is that Winfield Campbell
has bought the land owned BY Samuel
Crosby, south of the county road. Proba
bly, he Will erect house and take unto him.
self wife IN the near future.
Mrs. Leila Parks is still confined to her
bed. Her neuralgia is better. but she is
now having run Of slow fever.
Drs. Hanson and Geichell. operated on
Mrs. NJ F. Chicks leg last Monday. They
found that blood vessel had been ruptur.
ed there some months ago. They remov-
ed q large amount of clotted blood, and
think that now she will recover ali right,
but 1t will take some time.
The Clifton baseball club WAS reorgan-
lied Sept 5: captain and pitcher, john
Mclaughlin; catcher, George Bragg; LIST
basemsn, James Mclaughlin; basemsn,
Leslie Penney; Srd basemsn. John Bragg;
shortstop, Frank Mclaughlin; right fielder,
Alonzo Bragg: centre-felder. Herbert
Campbell; left-fielder. George Mclaughlin.
They have laid them out a nice ground,
and only need practice now to do good
work
Last week nearly every one awaited him
self of the opportunity to attend the great
Eastern Maine State Fair. 1t was a sue
cess and all felt amply paid for going, ex
eept one poor fellow who lost his girl in the
early morning. and did not ind her till near
night, but we viii not call any names.
Sept la,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Judge wiswell for Speaker,

pul good neshbor, the Bangor Wig,
mast not lose lis usual sunny temper be-
cause we urge our fellow townsman for
Speaker Of the next legislature.
The AMERICAN agrees with the " htg IN
the good things which il says about Col.
Peaks, and indeed it adds pleasing va
rety to the columns OF the Wig to find
the Colonel so handsomely spoken of.
We can assure our neighbor that there
will bc no bad blood growing out of this
contest Judge Wiswell will be Speaker
a. We venture to guess, and he and
Col Peaks will he good friends as they
always have been No discordant note
upon this or any other matter will be per
mitted hy the Republicans OF Maine to
drown their well-earned satisfaction over
he magnificent victory which they have
iu>t gained over the common enemy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

Cape Roster.
Mr.. Bramhal and family from Camden
were picnicking on w. F. B'ake's Point,
yesterday. They came in the nice little
steam launch owned by them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn went to Rockland
on the steamer "Emmeline, to-day.
Mr.. 4. S. Davis, Mr.. and Mis- j. NJ.
Howe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard came to
Blakc's Point on the "Enmeline" Sunday
last. Mr.. Howe and Mr.. Davis were look
ing over matters pertaining to their dam,
roads, etc.
Yesterday all our good men" met at
the old town-house. A short time ago
when | passed said townhouse | noticed
that someone had been throwing shingles
at the roof, and most of them had stuck as
fast as If they were nailed, Now they
tell me it has been newly clapsboardcd and
painted and had new windows put in IL.
II this is true, II must feel nearly as proud
as IN its early days, so long ago that
have no memory of such time. This old
building has long been a sad sight and 1t
is surely good sign to see II repaired, II
we cannot have new one.
Mrs. Collins and three children aud maid
went home from her summer boarding
place at V. Il. Blacks last Saturday. Mr..
Maurice b. Penergast also went the same
day. They all reside it the vicinity OF
BOSTON
MIR Black has now seven boar,lcrs left
who win probably be gone by the 18th
inst.
MIR, Willie Clifford is coming home very
sick from his work at Rluehill. We are
very sorry for him and his friends.
Mrs Dyer il better Mrs Wales How
ard has been Ill. but Is better.
Sadie Rednan is teaching in district No
: There are only four scholars who can
or will attend belonging TO the district,
hut several from other districts come,
making in all eight scholars. We wish
the Young teacher success in her first
work, but 50 small school Is hardly the
place to Judge Of work. either Of teacher
or pupil.
Mr. Nelson Blake. one 81 our oldest and
most highly respected citizens. died last
week His funeral took place Friday, 9Th
inst
one week ago there was beautiful
family gathering at MIR Naliriou> Blacks
Mr. Coo rlnprb ~ us.,srhuxrtts NJ.
o. II. Nrnuor Of BluchtiL ant Mrs V. b,
Black Of this place, with children from
,.~b f,,nil, MI RrfJ,,s nf Uarcrhirt
Mas M and Mir Domingo Smith and
their chi'lr'n II West Brook.ville. and
many othcr> shared IN the reunion. There
wrr" four generations present Mrs
Black mother resides win her She l. a
merry, Spy old lady Of about 20 Music
irastlnG and merry time were the order
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Giles Reunion.

Again the Giles family have assembled
together and this time, being the fourth
annual reunion, at the residence of
Llewellyn Palmer Of Aurora, Maine, being
the old homestead of Deacon Sam1 Giles,
on Saturday the 18th of September.
The morning being rainy but few at first
appeared yet at noon the number present
had to be numbered in the eighties.
Dinner was late, but the time was well
occupied by Misunderstanding aud merry chat
tering of former days and present sur
roundings All was ready for dinner when
the marriage of Miss Ida +. Cook TO Mr..
Elmer l.. Giles was announced Rev.
Chas. +. Woodcock performed the mar
rage ceremony and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyn-
wood F. Giles acted as bridesmaid and best
man. The bride looked very pretty. neat
ly decorated in a blue silk and the ocCa-
sion was one Of much pleasure and sur
prise as but few knew OF It before hand,
and 1t also being the first wedding which
has occurred ct any of the reunions.
MANY a warm Congratulation followed
Then all were seated at The heavily lad, n
tables and partook heartily of = hountful
| feast.
On account of the weather the games
usually INDUCED in and rowing on the
Giles Pond was omitted. At the business
meeting the yearly officers were chosen
aud other business transacted, At the
close of the meeting Rev. Mr.. Woodcock
gave a very affecting and interesting talk
after which generous slices Of wedding
cake We're passed around Next came the
departing hand shakings and expressions
of good wishes. with the agreement to
meet next year at the home of Philip Giles
Of Waltham
At the business meeting the following
resolutions were adopted
HberfaS, one Of oar beloved members
Mr. Mary Mace. had since our last re
union been called by our loving Father Ia
Join our members who have hcrore crossed
the river, and
Hhcrf1s We being DESTROYS Of further
expressing our honor. love and esteem
which We have for The departed one;
Hesulr,i. That copy OF these resolu-
tton> be printed in the kll>wnRrH ANKE-
ICNN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Rivals But Not Enemies.


II Is easy 10 eNSggcrste the Importance
& the Bangor Hhiq's post-electon re-
marks IN reference 10 the distribution OF
tatronage IN Maine. 1t is not the slogan
II civil. war II is simply Congressmsp
Boutelles assertion that his colleague. Mr..
Heed and himself should have sn equal
voice with Senators Hale and Frye in the
naming Of ro-tmssters sud Collectors.
There are no issues Of national moment
uNulvrd In this controversy. II is just
on, Of the little incidents Of our civil ser
vice system such A. i sure to arise where
,lcrc ! conflict Of interest or ambition
between Two ~ more politicians II did
NOT .u'urlou>,y afec; The Republican
tr.ugtA .n Maine during the recent cleo
t1u twiil have no material influence up
uu The national Campaig IN two wears hence.
Maine : littie State, but il is not too
small u Ao.d galaxy Of great men.
Among them Blaine stands peerless and
a.oue, but among the foremost statesmen
No The second class in the United States
t4cre sry few Who have stronger title TO
leadership ihsn Eugene Hale, William Y,
FRYE Thomas b Reed. Nelson plugley
su3 Charles \ Boutelle There may be
rNalry among them. but there j. no cumity
.ttNvou tavm I hey are all honorable
men sud .ovS, Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

The Maine Central estimate, based upon
the careful figures 81 men familiar with
the subject, places the summer tourist
travel this season 10 Maine through all our
gatewsy> Of travel at loo 90. one tenth
Of this number, or 10000, visit the SEA
coast resorts west Of Portland 10 the
Pi>cataqua. from Casco bay and the long
line OF beaches which stretch away from
harbor lights of Portland through Pine
Point, Scar6oro, Old Orchard and kcnne-
bunkport. Give 5000 a low estimate
to t. steamboat lines entering the ports
Of Portland, the kennebec, Penobscot and
Passsmaquoddy, and three-fourthS, or IS
coo, remain to pass through the railroad
entrances 10 the great summer State. The
Maine Central handled in August ls40.
200 more pieces of checked baggage than
in August lssS, aggregatlug over $50 900
pieces 1t has been passing through Port
land in extra car, all the week two cars to
q train.
1t is now reported in Bangor that c. H.
Nelson has refused SIS 900 Tor his famous
stallion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Hancock Association

Steamer "FleTence' wiii, on Tues 2ay. sent =
leave Southwest HArhoF at p. ", Bass HarS,ar
y. Nrswab's lsSna4 a. r. NJ. for >xtiS = tek steam
er returning Ia saIaessile sSnie night. On Thurs
day, Ash. the Florence" viii make second frip
u >svi-9ick for anv who wish to attend THURSDAY
evenings meeting. leaving Southwest Hareor =,
NJ, touching 1T Rass Harl0r and swans isl2nd,
steamer 10 leave Se,igwies FRIDAY A. NJ With all
passengers for their respective ISndlnSs-
III. W. IuYCE, Manager
=. A. DAVIS, for Committee
p ; To Association Remember 70 bring vour
Gospel Hymns Number "a the ms eiipgs n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
STATE OF NAlyE.

HANCOCK - Court of Pruhase. BaeSsyor4. Ser,
Term, A. D., l>ssa.
Accounts having been fled for settlement IN e.
tstes Of
Abner 5 Townsend. ste Of Ellsworth. l4,ess.-3
Ena-rh B. Harvey. Aiuiniss yAtor
jeremiah oosier, late Of Hancock. ttecea s,-t
Cyrus Emery, Administrator.
James A Foster. late OF Brook Tile decreased
Charles II. Perkins Administrator
Ahisail T. Grinstai, late % PeDohscos, tiecsa ssi
lsr ael 2. GriDd&l, A Administrator
orfersi-Thst the said ACCOUNTANTS give no
Zee 10 all persons Interested, by causing q copy OF
THIS orser to Dc published three weeks sucress-
lfeiy u me Ellsworth American. = newspaper
printed 10 Ellsworth, ia said coants, thai thew
may appear AZ s Probate Court 10 Re kaAien ii
Ellsworth on the End "Wednesday of tAot, next,
81 ten OF The check in the forenoon and show eaaee
II any s0ey hAEe, why the same should Rot nc
allowed
O. p. CUNNINGHAM, Iuise
Attest ,-CHAs. r. poRR. Register.
true copy-Auest :-CHas. p DosR, Rszzi-ss-
SWISS
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The Next Morning.

Early Tuesday morning of last week,
Hon. Lewis Barker of Bangor, sent the
following characteristic telegram TO 9
friend in the West:
Five thousand for Reed,
Makes Democracy bleed
And 90 staggering early.
With tseeafy for Bureigh.
Returning Boutelle.
Which sends Treason to-well,
Hkere, guess i wont tell.
But all good men rejoice
over Names ringing voice.
LEWIS BARKER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed al night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain OF cutting teeth: II 20. send III
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINSTON ;
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value is iaeacuiabe. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately. DEFEND
upon il, mothers. there is 10 mistake about it,
1t cures dssentery sud diarrhna. requisites the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie. >oftens
the gums. reduces Inflammation. and gives
tone and energy TO the whole system. MRS
WINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEErHING il pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription Of one Of the oldest and best
female nurses aud physicians in the United
States, aud is for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

The writer. familiar with the woods and
,yoe,iersff. hiss hunted all animals in our north
err forests from the ynx down to the rabbit
ana is familiar with the habits Of all. Not one
Of them bat what lSkes some form OF bath
each day. In nature. cleanliness follows the
sppessiag Of hesger and here humanity gets
solid lesson. Take II 70 heart. sdd Brussels
soap, and thas make clearer your path 70 the
celestial realm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
A PERMANENT CURE.

For years | was troubled with the most ma
igRant type of Chronic Blood Trouble. After
trtlng various other remedies. without getting
any benefit, was induced by Joe Schel. a
barber. who has since moved to ST, Louis. and
WHO vas cured bs Swifi's Specific Of Con-
>iitatiousf Btossd Trouble, to take S. S. s.
few bottles cured me permanently. also con-
sader :. s. ). the best tonic I ever saw. While
taking II my weight increased and my health
improved 10 every WAY. | have recommend.
Ell :. :. 10 several friends and in every
case they were satisfied with the result.
s. A. WRIGHT.
Midway Pa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

Al court ~ Probate holden At Buck port. within
ami for the county 81 Hancock, On the second
Wednesday ~ Sept A. D. Iso
A CERTAIN instrument purporzing a. * the
q ls-f viii AMI testament Of Isaac Y. Baisiesl
ate Of oriAnd, in said county deceased having
h%en presented for probate
nrterei, That goiiCe fhereof he given
- all pers'ns Interested by causing caev
of this oritr q Be published three weeks ssfcss.
lively in the Ellsworth American Dr7nr4+ - Krs
"grth ihai hey nav appear at Probate Court
70 - htlt II Ellsworth, IN said county, on the -ec
uhi e'ineS'iay OF oct- Dext, AZ ten Of the clock
in the forenoon and show cause II anv thsv hs,s
Sny the sSld Instrument shoafd not be proved p
proved And allowed the iAss will and Testament
u said deceased.
q. ?. CUNNINGHAM Jusire
Attest ,-GHAS. P. DoRR Register
true copy. Attest ,-CHAs- p. pnER Register
E..Es
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN dominates
for Speaker of the next House Of Repre-
>entsiives Judge Andrew P. wiswell of
Ellsworth. Well. Andy as his college
mates used TO call him. is fne, able man
and, As long as Republican must have the
SpeakeIship. Mr.. wiswell would certainly
be wise choice. Eastern Argas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

THE subscriber hereby gives Tuhltc notice to all
i enncernei. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken uTsu himself. the aust Of an sd
RiaissrafoT Of the estate Of Eliza j. RrSEt0H late
Of sullivan. In The county Of Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond as the lau directs; he
therefore reqests all persons who Sfe indebted to
the said deccasesi's estSte, 20 MADE immediate
payment. aud those who have any id mands ere
on TO exhibit tire same for settlement
ALEXANDER BRISToN
Sept. lesh, A. D. isse suss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

The census Office has announced the
population of the following cities with the
increase: Bangor, 10 ,0oe, increase, s,as4;
Rockland. s,lsI, increase. SIS The pop
ulation Of the entire State of Maine is Civ
en- as GO, eel, an increase in ten years of
II 500 or ]. rs per cent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

Notice Of Petition for DisehaTgr
STATE or MAINE

HASCus-S : tourt Of ln-a.vs1ev
IL the case o. Dustisy : Jones, luSa}vre: 49,,
NOTICE = herchy giveu that petition as =
~ Jhi> l0sl lz q >zstI T. ~ a--r rr.
serted n >aid cpuT5. faT ~sld county tv t4 '.tr
= Jones, pt Ellsworth. to iat rauUtg 10 Hs a.H-s
praying tha' ht EnAT * ivcrcsi b 4 fl4i Is = 49,
rom AZ III debts lr1ya b.S EI7icT Chapter seven
" ~ The Revised >iStgtes u Ihe state 90 Ma 1r
anQ amen ina,u9s thereof snA sti-t}aE- icsrr-'
Ahd upon sAtd Petition. il = or7iere,l uy Ssi ri
that hear1Eg * had uE-0u the sane NS'lFr sAl'
co1Tz 81 the tNr'hai. Court Eozan In i-' 9TH,
IN sAA1 ca4zfy az HaDcpck. ru Thur~.i4vt ~
ninth cay % pN-tolrr A T. ~. 81 Tea r'cl-tt
III the fsTcbssaa ABa that noglce I1sr-.f r. qGl-
a~hs=f N Ibs ellsworth Americ&E, nrs >gatrdr
p0bEshs 81 Ellsworth, Ii SAT- csuutv ST Hsnct-,K,
ooes week for two successive week.. the AL
publication 70 bs Eve days
81 least hSrCre Tire dsv q bearing, Aut tH"1 81
cTSsiliuTs V he have proved their ielss and at5eI
persons Interested, may appear At szia plsrs SD
iswe, and show Cause, If say they have, why
discharge shcah Ros be granted sad tebtaE SC
caENfins % The pray ct Of his pexi1iau
Attest cas- p. poER,
Register Of said ceHrz for sad ecargy - HAh'
cock- aES
THE subscriber herehy gives p1tlsc nosios 70 AZ
L enscscH%3, slst he h4s t-sa &nly zypuinfe1
TOR Of the ssss viii and seS1s Hssni q HEltah A
Nnesll. isie 81 Casino. IN the coausy Of nsn'
cock, deCSa sec. ey giving bond a. the Az II
rees-; Ne therefore requests ell persons Who Az
futessed 70 said ascFs s<is estate 70 make t1Bs7e
atase ps9 merit and tA0se who hATs arr fzEas-
1sS7e stszHds tAeTe1a 70 exhfhtf tire same for s1s
tis12ezt
Anx IszA. A. D. lsac swS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

Al = coart of Probate holden st BuckspoFt, within
and f0Y the county II Hammock, en- the second
Wednesday OF >eyt- A. q. isss1.
T7pWlN MOOR. one Of the named executors In a
q cerfafH instrument aurportiag to he the
Is via end testament II John L. Moor, late Of
Ellsworth, in said county. decea -ei, having pre-
settled the saHe for probate
priFr-i, That the said Edwin Moor give
Eatice ~ all persons Interested By causing copy
Of this erier to lie published three weeks success
iyrr in the Ellsworth American, printed II Els
worth. thsf they may appear at Probate Conrf
a. * hebi AZ Ellsworth, IN said county, the sec
oai etlBeSiay Of oCtsier aeSt, at ten Of the
c3ssS in ne forenoon and shcw caRse, IL Any they
have, why the said instrument shouid net be
proved. approved. and allowed the last viii ami
testament OF said deceased.
o. p. EUSSISGHAM, JGtxe.
Attes--CHAs p. pORR, Register.
a true eopy, Attest s-CHAs. p. poaR, Register.
swSs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

Tina rraPpo.u,mrnt OF John A. Peters
d; Bangor a Chief Justice i very crafty
a. Intelligence. or course nothing else
vas expected or thought Of vet we all like
M see our 10 rst hopeful expectations de,cl-
'Y uto eertaiutle>. Judge Peters has served
rhc STATE most faithfully snd accepiably
since l>-S. a. Chief Justice % Mainc's
Napreme Court, a Judiciary which j. not
"a for the Ugh place Il holds In the public
,>tmauon That he may hold the honored
ln~ t.ol a. long A. he lives. aud live long
On .l.4 :, : the earnest wish Of the AMER
t.t>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

CITY Marshal Bunker made 4 vigorous
raid on the wsteryillle liquor dealers last
week.
Ladies. . cake of Brussels soap costs about
the same sum thst your husbands par for de-
biitSted cigar. Remind them OF this bald
beaded fact and how ling injustice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
A Mass Of Sores

am 50 grateful for the beneficial results OBJ
'slnet from $ 5. 5. .hss want to sdd nv
testimony 70 that sIresdy published. for The
public good. was 4 msss Of sores b,sfar, NJ.
ias, but am now entirely cured.
c. MCCARTHY
ST. Louis. Mo.
Treatise Riood and skin Diseases n,@Ys..l s-s..
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlantis. Ga.
ly43
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

l0i,te of Foreclosure.


q r,
kDtsttA Oi fUfpttOSUFe.
IL Ut!;t ~ .iaui H. Lewis " Boston. in the
w t..u;, nf ~l.n,Hs aut commonwealth ut
Na-~.-.l s IT,. rs MS mortgage .t,'i lAt-i me
i-t. 'st Id. Huuuart, = H. -, arkuuN ly'iSc,t
t,sG..st. lib 4 ~. .->~ au. r.,p t!g,i tu thu
ti.usa.. t.....ty itr..-.r, ut p,...l- Book -
i..-r-H. .austtvl iue tlr uHlrr~. guri, uir
Mani, t.nt
tn ,t... 3D.. llrl ,.l "a. i- t.riyt.-,. ,,ttb
tH,.it.t. U.r.t. iu.trl.,y b.-.. ,,l n r.,,ti,i
... .. -.tl.r,. ... lr.,T..,.r -,r..t,, 1sl,
M. .tr.,t.,f ~,.....tT ,,n.5 t.,, Unity r,.,l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

Al clurt % Probate h.llsu at Rsr.k sort. .tht-
Eri tar iht County 90 HAn--.. oa H., ,.,.,t
~ efIne~stay M sep : \ II l-,4l
A ttErAI\ Instrument purlsrrsur Us ~ trr
y LAST viii sad testament ar.i ~uf-. .t,r,-ta-
II Herman kliAs Davidson, LATE - Nlogu; p,.,rrt
IN said comfy. decsAse.i, hAyin-. osen presented
for probate
oriervi, That Hottr thr-vat y gwen 10
All persons Interested by causing copy q
tht> order L. k published drre weeks zut,.v r
II in tire Ellsworth American. printed at EHs.
"urtht thsi they may appear al Probate Court
70 ~ he'll! at Ellsworth IN sA& county on the -.
ond Wednesday g: bct neNt, II ten x The c.g<S
In the forenoon, anu shev cause. II any they have
WHY the said instrument should not u proved Al
proved. Amt Allowed a. the Las; viii and testament
AMI to-ilcll thereto Of sAid decreased
O. P CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest -CBAs, Y. puRR, Register
true copy, Arcs; -IHAs. P. poRR. Register.
SWB>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

such j. thc peculiar mechanism Of the human
system that u often becomes deranged, debiN
tatci AMI diseased from slight causes, for In
stature, a M ii Of eve glasses, neglect 70 pro
Curr them hen needed. uftimes htranee- the en-
hrr - Stru, - any strain upon the eyes directly
cn'tts tic brryC=. hence the whole system. Hay
ing useir trUlism in all its varied forms y long
aud deep study and having, by my tanrorcd sys-
tern, cured iisea-e and II stored sight in very many
cases, now make this feature a specially. Eyes
ETrmintd fr,t. ulasses ~ every description
made 10 order, trHrrnHtrI 10 ii. and furnished at
most reasonable prices. send your name and adj
dress t. % New ~eayCr ST Boston, Mass, for
circular
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Better and Better.

We give practically the full vote ~
Maine \ very few towns snd plantations
remain 10 he heard from. though their vote
Will not materially change GOV. Burleigh's
splendid plurality The votes is as follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
Z. Q ST !!

On the road between Sc tswick Village ana Ells
worth c3Osh satShel, containing ialr's ,iress
skirt, white wrought apron AMI ether things
The finder will be rewarded by returning TO Tie
Ellsworth aHd Blaehii mail carrier or the sub
sCrtber kRA>TC> REpMsN
Ellsworth sept. 5, lessi sWSss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18
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hE. T., b. TOWNSEND, Of Boston, Mass, inven-
tor uf GXygcnatcd hir. also the Inhalation Sys-
tom lu t..,s country, also Inventor OF many Med
zeal Gvuc.'iv- and surgical Instruments, having
devoted uNrv twenty i've years 10 the treatment
aud curv % chronic diseases Of every description,
with mark a! success, has established such per
feet ConlNcrrc ia his own ability and remedies,
tt me- is perfectly willing L. treat aud cure the
-irk, without receiving dollar for professional
services until cure j. established.
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