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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-21

the good town Of Sullivan, in our county,
a town which means very much to the
writer of this article.
We were greatly interested, too, in the
old South church to which we paid brief
visit, and in its many objects Of historic
scribe. except to mention that one Of the
objects which claimed our attention was a
pair Of shoes. very ancient ia form and
fashion which once belonged tn Lady
Washington.
We saw the great painting, the Battle
of Gettysburg. for the first time, and
though any description may seem at this
late day like a chestnut" We must he
allowed to express our admiration of that
master work of art. We have read many
descriptions of it, but none OF them pre-
pared us for what we actually saw. If we
had been carried into the exhibition build
ing asleep, there awakened and asked
where we were and what we saw, we
should have said unhesitatingly and been
ready to swear to it," If need be We
stand on an eminence occupying central
position in open country. over our head
is canopy from under which we look in
any direction we please. We see open
fields srrayed in brightest green, we see
country roads, farm houses, pesch or
chards, grain fields we see eminences
miles away, and one in the far distance
with hig round top, and one less remote
with a liuie round top whose sides are
crowned with smoke. We see all around
u great battle in progress between two
coutending armies. and scenes OF carnage
OF destruction and Of death, and all seems
a. real a. II ii were indeed verltahle
reality. @. il j. a wonderful Illusion No
man could tell where. in the scene upon
which he gazcd. reality left Of and the
work Of the artist commenced.
We found time to make pleasant calls
upon many old friends among whom We
Include Inhn : Emery 4 Co.. John g..
Mo-clcy, oliver II Perry, who, ny the way.
had ju>; lost his wife after lingering and
very painful illness from the effects Of a
cancer; and VIM u. Emery with whom
:,
,..,t.. t.,,.t.,.,,
Mr., Emerv'~ mother, Mrs. Nathan W Mite,
III,
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| lou' wears az" "H''" aH'''''' n -''
N''c' M" ''''" Fly u ''e - l''''' "''''''
/ recovered; but aside from TINS. ne >"cn'
a. vigorous, hi, intellect a. unclouded, hi,
| vlttiCi>m> a. Keen. his laugh a. ringing
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Governor Burleigh and Staff Handsomely
Greeted.

One of the events of Monday was the
arrival of the steamer Star of the East
which left Bath at A. NJ. and reached
her wharf in Boston at 6 Is p NJ, and had
on board Gov. Edwin c. Burleigh and his
staff. Adj. Gen. FL. W. Sprague, Inspector
General John Harper, Col Frank Pullen.
Lieut. Col Charles f. Clark, Lieut.. Col
George L. Thompson, Lieut.. A. G. Blunt,
Lieut.. Col. A. g. Stevens, Commissary
General George A. Philbrook and Col. Mil
ton French of the Governors Stan were in
the city, and the former met his Excelency
and party with carriages at the wharf.
The Governor and his staff were handsome
ly entertained on the steamer by Mr.. Drake
of Boston. Forming on the wharf, the
posts escorted the Governor to the Quincy
House, where he made his headquarters.
Monday evening he held an informal recep-
ton at room AZ. and with his staff around
him met large number of the Maine men.
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Wall Cottage.

In attempting to stop a quarrel in a
saloon, in Providence, FRIDAY James Flynn
was stabbed five times by Michael McCon-
nell. Flynn is badly wounded but his phys
ician thinks he will survive. Mcconnell
was arrested
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Ask Your Friends Ah0ut Ii.

Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know 1t because kemp's Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs and
colds In this community. Its remarkable sale
has been won entirely by its genuine merit
Ask some friend who has used il what he
thinks Of Kemp's Balsam. There Is no medi-
cine so pure, none so effective. Large bottles
SOC. and 81 at druggists.
1xIt
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ALL BROKEN DOWN.

Is II not sad TO see so many young men every
day of whom this can be said. Young man,
take my advice. Stop all indi-cretions which
you have practised. keep good hours, reti re
early, and build up your shattered system b.
Sulphur Bitters, which will cure you-OLD
PHYSICIAN.
The most serious case of dysenfery readily
yields to the use OF Browns Instant Relief
Try IT,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-21

Il can ~ given IN 4 cup Of t.a or coffee with
out thc know edge ~ the person taking IL. ~
footing speedy and permanent cure. " whether
the patient j. moderate drinkrr ur m alro-
holic wreck. Thousand. of drunkar,l- have
been cured tho have taken the Golden >prri-
ne IN their coffee without their know ledge
and To-day believe they quit drinking 81 their
own free Will. NJ harmful effect r,-uit- from
IL administration. Cures guaranteed. send
FOR circular and full particulars. Address in
confidence, GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. ~ kacr
Street, Cincinnati q. Two
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The White Star steamship Teutonic
arrived at New York last Wednesday from
Liverpool, making the voyage in days.
10 hours and five minutes, beating the best
previous westward passage made by the
City of Paris last August, namely 5 days,
10 hours and Is minutes.
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Maine Central Institute,
PittSfield. Maine.

Strong corps Of teachers. Excellent advantages.
Six courses Of study College preparatory La
dies collegiate, scientific normal, commercial ana
musical. send to the principal for a catalogue.
4w3l o. II. DRAKE A. NJ.
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Boston MentionIngs.

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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate Ellsworth
Aug Term. A. D.. ls.1.
Accounts having been fled tor settlement in e.
tatra OF
Sophrunia II. Duane, late Of Gouldsborn decea .ef
Henry Leighton administrator
James W. Davis late of Ellsworth Deceased
George 7. button, administrator
Orier"d-TbHt the said accountants give no.
tice To all persons interested, by causing cnpy of
this order to be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed in Ellsworth in said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court to lie holden nj
Bucks sport, on the 2nd Wednesday of sept next
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and show cause
II any they have, why the same should not he
allowed
o. =. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest --CHAs. I. DoRR IL gi-ts.r
true copy, Attest ,-CHAs. e. DoKR, Register
3W3i
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Boston, Aug ID. The
President was much plea ed
with his reception here
both by Grand Army men
and the people at large, and
departed in the best Of
spirits. The outgoing trains
and boats last night and to-
day have been overlooking
with veterans and their
'irlcnds returning home
ward
T he r NX.D-yfp Ir,b An
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-21

The washboard Il piano upon which wom-
en- can play tune of happiness with cake Of
Brussels soap.
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erased Nv giving i,,p.f \. 49, e.Aks w.
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on 70 exhibit the same for s.tsI. ''iaHi7 there
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS TO the sheriGs OF our respective
Cnuntips or either OF their Deputies,
GREETING:

Counties, or either OF their deputies,
GREETING
(lykIE command YOU to attach the goods
L. = w or estate Of the Lamoinc and Mount
[ 49, Desert Land Comp ny corporation or.
yaniz,d under the laws of the state OF Maine anu
having a place OF business at Bar Harb0r III sald
state Ana particularly AMI especially " atttrh
he raviion called. situated 40 lamorht
Poin, being building used ~ huie and the land
on which ii stands t. the value of three hundred
dollars. amt summon ilfc sail defendant tIt u
may be iouul in your rrcciuct) I" appeai htIore
our Justices Of the supreme iudirial Curt. NEXT
10 he holden In Ellsworth. within ami Tor our
county of Hancock. on tn thirl TUESDAY OF Jan
nary next. then and there ia our said court 70 an
swcr unto Isaac u best l. and Everett X. Brew
e. both uf Eden, Hancock county, hHuc go part
iCr-4 under th. name OF UVsi-tr aud hrrMer.
In pies, Of The cas''. for that the said defendant
At saii sicn, To Wit, Ellsworth ON the day OF the
purrha ~ this writ being indebted to the Pl'ln-
tin in the sum of one hundred and nine dollars
and thirty seven cents according Ia tht account
annexed, then and there in consideration thereof
promised the plaintiffs to pay them the same su~
on demand. which account the p'aintids aver Is
for materials by them turnishcdn the erection anl
repair of said building under contract by thcm
made with the defendant and owner OF satd bulrt-
ing and land, the last Of which said materials
were furnished within ninety day before the pur-
chase OF thus writ. rhts suit Is brought 10 enforce
the plaintiffs HEN for the same upon eaid building
and laut
LANoISE t<p Mpu>r DfsERr LNSD co
AND THE PAVILION ilorfL, To
DEslsLE ASP BREWER Pr.
To Nj e per bin. Slo'3'
Yet thpush often requested. the said defendant
has not paid said hut ncElccts IN 60 90, e. me
da ma "a Or -ad pautihs .a- they say the sum 81
three hundred dollars. which shall then AMI therC
he made To appta ar with other tue damages. Aud
have ynu there this writ with Your dotug- thrrriu.
Witness, John A. Peters, Justice nt ~aid court
At l.,urth, This 2Tb dhy of october, ~ thr F'ar
81 our lori one thousand eight hundred And
utSGnck, Y. October d. l~~r
1t sir o'cIocA in he afternoon y virtue y Nh.
4t.HH al la II| 4
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STATE OF MAINE.
u,xcocK. SO To the sheriffs Of our respective
Counties or either Of their Deputies.
Nf"'' GREETING g,

n INcpTk IS 10 the SheFiHs uI our Respective
eohh''es y '''''' GREETING.
rETE COMMAND fOu TO attach the
lI $ w goods or estate OF the Lamoinc and
49, Nit. Desert Land Company, a corpora
,ap dnly organized under the laws Of the state OF
Maine and having its place OF business at La
n0iue Hancock County Maine ana also 70 At
tncb the building called the Cluh House or Cafe
anI band on which il stands situated at East La
nome in the town OF LamoiDe, in said Hancock
COMFY and bounded and described as follows, u
,,tt- Founded on the north by the town road
the ca nv land now or formerly of David SWEET
and land now or formerly of Geo. Jordan; on the
south by the sea~hore, on the west ny lah, now or
formerly of the heirs of Francis Ipesisei said
nremisrs are known as the VIM Desisle property,
The owner Of which is to the plaintli unknown, to
the yaiuc of live hundred dollars, and summon
the said defendant II 1t may he tound IN Your pre-
rnct To appear before the justices OF our supreme
Judicial Court, next to he huluch at Ellsworth,
within and for the county of Hancock, on The thr
Tuesday OF January next, then ana there IN our
court to answer unto {. a Nashpurh, OF Bangor,
i'm the county Of PenObsCot aud state OF Maine.
an n plca of the case for that the SAID defendant
Of sati Vangnr to wit, Ellsworth, ON the day Of the
purchase OF this writ, being indebted To the PLAIN.
I'm in the sum of three hundred ana sixteen dol.
lars and sixty cents according In the account
onnnNpi then and there in consideration thereof
promised the plaintiff to pay him the same sum
ON dema nd, which account the plhnlu AN'r~ Is
fo lumber and materials by him furnished IN the
erection 4 said buildings above described under
"A contract by him made with the said Iamoiue
and Mount Desert Land Company, the last uf
which materials were furnished within ninety days
before the purchase OF this writ and that within
thirty DAYS after he ceased Ia labor and 10 furnish
said materials for the erection of said buildings he
filed in the nfire Of the town clerk Of said La.
moline true statement subscribed anu sworn TO-
I,y him 1T the amount due him with all Just cred
Its given. together with = description 81 >ah4 lf"
n4,rty .utictcutly accurate "a identify II and The
name Of the owners 50 far a. know to nm hui
this suit is brought 10 enforce -aid planuhs h'n
IA: said labor and materials upon sald buildings
and land above described.
MONTHLY STATEMENT or ACCoCN1.
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To Nervous DabiIitated Men.

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Belt and Appliances, and their charming eff
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NOLTAIC BELT Co..
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Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolfords
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\ private Yale commenting At once AMI ri-t-
ing one week, ~ the entire household good.
con>i-tn, u Furniture. Carpets, >sose-, a..
Of +. u. RAMP deceased. vii, hc hrlI d Ai>
late residence. Hi.h Street. Iw3i
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certain promis4ory note given to the under
signed by Francis II Durham OF Orland. for the
sum of twenty five dollars. Of the date Of April
18th. $50. The finder will be suitably rewarded
for returning 1t to the undersigned.
GtO. W. HATCH
No. Perob.cot, Aug. 4, ls.J. 3w53'
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Noxrulr srArrMt-Sr OF Accor>l
RANroR, Aug, q. lsS9
I.NMpTNF ANp Mt. DESERT LAND GO. II"
- W.suII"HN I'm
AII

Vet though often requested. the said defendant
has not paia -ut sum. bat ucgec -" "a do, {" thr
damage of -ail plalutiu as hU says the sum Of
two huulrt, dollars, witch shall then nm there
Pee ruttc tu appear with other due damages. Ntd
fasesaI thor, ti-t- writ ith your doing- therein
Witness. John \, Peters, Justice "t -ttt court
nf orgr Lori one thousan,' eight hundred and cigh
:. ,trs H. Il. SAUNDERS CLERK
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STATE OF MAINE.

,~cors - IA the sheriff. OF our respective
Counties or either OF their Deputies ,,,,x,,
rxIF COMMAND YuU to attach the
l. :. W. goods o', estate q Aaron q Gould
49, or sullivan in tie County OF iiaiJog it g,,'
state of Maine, and also % atiaeh %. No.
NM land on which il stands known as the Mahoi
Inn, situated ut sad sullivan upon lot q hia
bouncd and dc-crihel ~ follow 70 NJ iia,,or
I'll ~ the west ~ hand Of the sullivan nafhor
Land co a corporation duly organized uh'iei Wy
Iaws OF the state d Maine, having place 81 nu si
ness NJ SAID sullivan, upon which Is iin
building known as the swiss Chalet, hoahuo9
on the south by a private way built 10y SAM
company owned Ny said sullivan iarNaar LAM
Company 10 the value of eight huh'iitd h"i,
az. ana summon the said Aaron II. & luld ana
the said sullivan ilarhor ihhd company,
az they may Ice found ~ N"ht Ptc'lnVt'l
to appear before oar Justices at the SnPf'Wc
judicial Court, next 10 He nom
Ellsworth, within aud for ON County 81 tiah'"'H
on the third Tuesday OF January next uheh AZ, n,
there in our said Court To answer unto hlftih VI,
Norton of Eden iulAx- county, -ak1failleA 4AiAhA
stsrsA NJ MainG-<1n plea of the cas- i"f tna' uo
said defendant ut said Eden tn vii, Ellsworth, on
the day of the purchase of this writ, htluE lhdtht
cd to the plaintiff in the sum of Tour huh'ifch
forty four dollars and eighty five cents a',"fHlhe
to the account annexed then ana lh'tt IA o""
sleration thereof. promised the FG'luuu 70 ~
him the same sum demand, which account thv
plaintiff ayers Is for labor hy him performed anu
Tor labor and materials hy him furnished IN The
erection uf said uuilding above described under q
contract rs him made with the saiI Aaron ~:
Gould, who is not the owner thereof, the ta7t q"
which materials we're furnished aud the la~t 81
y hich labor was performed WITHIN ninety Ky ;
(ctnrr the purchase OF this writ ami that WHH'h
thirty dlys after ne Cea7vd 60 labor ana 70 ier
Ill SAIL materials sai htninE ne hlttl III t'l'
s,fir.. Of tue town clerk Of salt sullivan true
statement subscribed aud sworn {" ny MN "i IN"
amount due him with an just credits given =
scthrr with description Of saul property
sufficiently accurate 10 identity u Htd tht
names ~ flc owners far TREY were known t'
tim anu thi- ~mt is brought 70 cntarce thr saii
plaintiffs lcu tor ,ad labor ami materials upon
-All building aul land above tie@''r-bvN
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| BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
g. T. Hauser, John G. Curtin.
A. NJ. Hotter, 4 q. Hamilton
GPanville Stuart, @. p. Hi9ainA
i. II. Kieinschmidt, Henry Nj. PArchsa.
T. c. Power.
General Ranking business txanaactaa 1n19o9
pAid on TINE deposits.
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headed old beaux, the fronts worn by
elderly matrOns and spinsters of certain
age" and the braids with which ladies with
limited locks were wont to cap their crowns.
appliance of artificial headgear profound
secret, though none were enabled to pre-
vent its being noticed. But, in these latter
years, Hebe herself has been Indifferent
whether or not we knew that she was in
debted to other heads for her teeminc
tresses.
The consequence was that the trade in
human hair assumed prodigious proper
tions, and its value increased at an enor-
nous rate. "Where does it all come from?''
ask. AS q matter of course, all products
required for the artificial decoration of the
person find their way principally to Paris,
and we accordingly regard that city as the
emporium of the trade in human hair.
More than one hundred tons weight of this
precious ornament, we are informed, has
been annually taken there. and thence dis
trlbuted in raw and manufactured state
over the whole of Europe and northern
America.
the hungry nav of fashion is almost en-
tirely collected in France, Belgium and
Germany. English and American women
rarely ever sell their hair. Black hair comes
from Brittany and the south of France. as
we'll as from Spain and Italy, whilst light
northern states Of Europe. The fairest-
haired Inhabitants of the earth are general
ly to be found north of the forty-eighth
parallel of latitude, and the darkest south
of the forty fifth, whilst the belt between
the two ia a kind of neutral ground popu-
lated by brown-haired race.
An eminent German has undergone the
enormous labor of counting the number Of
hairs in heads of four different colors. In q
blond one. he found lao, 400; in a brown,
1O9. 40; in black, l02,962; and in a red one,
90, 74O. What the red and black heads
wanted in number of hairs was made up,
however, in the greater bulk of the hairs
individually. 1t is to the ineness and null
tiplicity of hairs that blond tresses owe the
rich and silk-like character of their flow.