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Incompatible G's.

Gin and gospel are incompatibles, utter
ly and hopelessly so. To the extent which
gin or other intoxicating liquor is allowed
place by the side of the gospel, to tina,
extent will the gospel fail to do the work
it might do and ought to do. The gospel
can never elevate gin to its own level. but
gin may and does drag down to its level
the work the gospel essays to do. The
one is said to be 'glad tidings Of great
JOY to all people," the other proves a
dark beverage Of hell' to thousands who
with wills weakened or destroyed, are
willing or unwilling slaves to one of the
worst masters the world ever knew. On
hundreds of masonic emblems, within the
space bounded by the magic square and
compasses, stands unit in numbers, a
host in signidcance-the letter SCR Its
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To All persons Interested IN either Of the estate,
hereinafter named.
At court II probate hclJ ut Ellsworth, within
and for IN" county OF Hancock, on the second
Wednesday uf June, IN the year Of our LORD
eishtctu hundred and ulucty.our.
Il iii following matters having been presented
l. Tor the action thrrrupou hereinafter tndlra
t"d. It y hereby ORDERED, that notice thereof ID
given % an ivr~n"- Interested, Nv cau,!n. rnpv
" TINS pricr To- br published three weeks success
N"ly IN the Ellsworth American, priuted 1t Ell-
worth. IN -aII county. that they may appear al a
Probate court To BE- hrli at Bluchil in aid %
on the second Wednesday OF july next at
ten CLOCK IA the forenoon. and lee Acar,l thereon
and object Il they see cause.
Joseph T. Moor, late Of Ellsworth In said
county. deceased. Petition that sarah 4 Moore
MAJ b" appointed administrator, presented bY =,
ran y. Moore, widow of said dccc1~c
Jane after, late of BluchtN. In slil county.
decreased. Petition that tdw. +. Chase NAV IL.
appointed administration, presented by Franz t.
Mrrilu, a creditor Of -ait deceased.
thIA A. tl'!rtigc, late ~ Buck sport III saii
county, deceased. Petition that David " iii
afldSt may DC appointed administrator presented
NJ baEiI " Etrtlgc, 4 SON Of -.lii deceased
frmicncc Higgins, late % LAnpinc IN saId
county deceased Petition that Alden h. Higgins
may be appointed illustrator, presented by.
aHcn H. Higgins, of said Lamoin.
q. T. CUSNINGHAM. judge OF Probate
\ true copy Of the original or,ier,
'"-9 Attest --Chas- +. Durr. Register.
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rankiin

A fire which started at West Sullivan
from quarry blast or from the spreading
OF mosquito smoke. is making rapid pro.
gress in the direction of Aaron SIMPSONS
he Old lnmsn house was in the track OF
the IRE and was consumed. The smoke
dust and heat of the past few days have
been oppressive.
Our sidewalk committee have commenced
operations and are building east from the
Springer tannery. The drama, among
the Breakers" is to be given at the Hail
on the evening of June 23d, following the
launching, by local talent-the receipts
will be used to extend the walk.
new sign at the store of Mr. J. P.
Gordon Is quite noticeable.
Workmen are soon to commence on Mr..
John Perkins house to be built on Water
street
Chidren'S Day concert occurs at the
Methodist church on Sabbath evening,
June 2lst.
Miss Adria L. Blaisdell goes to Deer
Isle to visit Miss Maude Hendricks and
other friends
Misses Blaisdell and Springer closed the
spring term of grammar and primary
schools last Friday, by pleasing enter
tainment, consisting of Rotations, music,
reading of spicy sheet, The Grammar
School Echo and singing of an original
class ode. The record of these teachers is
conscientious and pains-taking labor for
all their scholars.
We regret to note Mrs. Sidney Buffers
continued severe illness
June Is. LEON,
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4 Safe Investment

l. one which i guaranteed to bring YOU sat
i'iactory results, or in case OF failure II return
81 purchase prire. ON this safe plan YOU ear
huN from our advertised Druggist "A bottle oI
Dr. hlng> New Discovery for Communion
III Is guaranteed to bring relief in every case
when used for any affection Of Throat, Lung,
or Chest. such a Consumption Inflammation
OF Lung>. Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooptng
Cough, Group. etc, etc. II j. pleasant and
agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe, and can Al
WAYS be depended upon.
Trial bottle, free al ;. ID. Wiggin'. Drug
store
| HAVE been troubled with catarrh for ten
Years and have tried a number OF remedies
but found no relief until purchased bottle OF
Eiys Cream Balm. | consider it the most re-
liable preparation for catlrrh and cold in the
bead. Geo. I. Trandal, Y. NJ, Quonochawn-
tang, X. /.
The advice with each bottle Of John.on's
Anodyne l-tniment is worth many times the
cost.
1t Is conjrctured that a specific may vet be
found for every i'll that flesh is heir to- How.
ever this may be- certainly the best specific
yet found for diseases OF the blood i, Ayers
sarsaparilla. and most diseases originate from
impure blood.
My father, at shout the age OF fifty. lost
all the hair from the top Of his head fter one
months trial OF Ayers Hair Nigur, the hair
began coming, and, in three months, he had
a fine growth Of hair OF the natural color"-P.
j. Cullen, Saratoga Springs. n. Y.
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Governor Burleigh's Circular.
STATE OF MAINE
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
AUGUSTA, June 3. 1891.

AUGUSTA, June 3, 1891.
Personal
Ny Dear Sir For the past two wears
have been in constant receipt Of letters
from every section of this Congressional
District advising and urging me to become
candidate for Representative TO Con
grt>S in ls92
Alter the election. in September last. 50
general and cordial We're the assurances of
support rendered me, that | finally con
cluded 10 announce nv candidacy to Re
publican friends throughout the District
The responses thus far received have been
exceedingly cordial
know you can do great deal for me.
# my candidacy commends itself to your
good judgment, as sincerely hope it NAV.
wish you would write me word in
reply. expressing freely your views and
feelings in relation to the matter
Sincerely yours,
EDWIN c. BURLEIGH.
The above is copy of the circular with
which Governor Burleigh is at the present
time flooding the mails In the Third Con
gressional District. 1t is printed in imjta-
ton Of typewrting, on state of Maine
stationery, and is headed, Executive
Chamber" as though its contents related
TO official business. In all other respect,
Il Is Ike the circulars which patent medi-
cine and mineral water people set afloat
10 advertise their wares. A two-cent
postage stamp accompanies each circular.
and the friend who sends US the one which
he received, says that more than one hum
dred came into the little town in which he
lives, which would make about twenty
five hundred for Hancock county alone.
Of course Governor Burleigh has per
feet right to choose his own method in At
tempting to secure a nomination in the
next Republican District Convention, but
We desire to remind him that his tactics
are new in this district. The counties
which compose the Third District have
been represented in the last thirty years by
Secretary Blaine, Hon. Frederick A. Pike.
Senator Hale, Hon. S. d. Lindsey and the
present member, Hon. s. l.. MiIliken.
Each of these gentlemen had long and
honorable service, and We Go not believe
that either of them ever wrote or mailed a
single circular letter of the kind that we
PRINT to-day. 1t is possible that the Gov
ernor might say that these gentlemen were
old-fashloned and behind the times, and
did not appreciate the advantages of liber
al advertising. This may be true, but. on
the whole, we like the old way the best
When the time comes Hancock county |
Will present, we believe, with absolute
unanimty the name of Hon. Andrew p.
Wiswell. and We do not expect that his
support will be by any means confined to
his own county. His friends will take
pride i'll urging and forwarding his nomi- |
nation in all natural and proper ways, but
we are quite sure that he will not issue
circular letters importunipe helm
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potency no man can measure. 1t has
proved an inspiration to millions but it
has its enemies, and Its worst enemy is the
little which stands for gin. This G and
the masonic G are also incompatibles; and
we trust that the day is coming all over
this country, as it has already come to
some of the States In the Union, when no
vender of gin will ever be taught the
meaning of the masonic G
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Green's Landing.
LEON.

The concert by the Cadet band on Tues
day evening was an excellent entertain
ment.
Henry Arey was SO unfortunate as to cut
of the end of one finger and wound two
others, while cutting covers at Thurlow &
knowltons canning factory, on Thursday.
We note the arrival of a new dentist,
Arthur J. Chilcott. who has taken rooms
in the Simpson building.
Miss George Whaling of North Haven
is soon to open dressmaking rooms here
Friends and relatives from out of town
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dwinal
The Congregationalist Sabbath School
is to have a concert on children's day.
Mr. Bert Tewksbury of Westboro, Mass,
is at c. B. Small's for few DAYS. Mr..
Tewksbury's wife was Miss Katie Green
law, a sister of Mrs. Small.
The canning factories are doing a large
business, good part of the time running
evenings.
Courtney Small has gone to New York
on business connected with the Goss &
Small's granite quarry.
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Redaingt0n.
| G. r. Campbell & Co. have q force of
men repairing the Air Line" road.

Redaington.
G. r. Campbell & Co. have q force of
men repairing the "Air Line" road.
Selden Cakes has purchased the house
owned by Chas Schoppe, and is house
keeping there.
Jack Dunbar, the deaf and dumb hunter
and trapper, was in town Monday He
reports having killed three bears this
season.
Plummer Emerson Of Addison was in
town Thursday.
Mrs, Anthony Schoppe was at Cherry
field last week, on a visit to her sons.
II. G. Jacobs left town Thursday for a
trip to st. John, before returning to his
home in Haverhill, Mass.
A four-handed crew in the employ of +
s H. Schoppe, peeled and piled l6 cords,
feet, of bark in three days.
Hllard Schoppe was at Franklin Cross
ing. Thursday.
Mr.. w. B. Davis and +. L. Rowe lie Z,
town Thursday for their home in Haver
hill. Mass, after three weeks sojourn In
| town.
Frank snd Hillard Schoppe have pur-
chased lot In Cherrytield, aud will erect
set of buildings at once, for the pur
pose of keeping their teams there.
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Waltham.

Waltham.
w. NJ. Fox & Co. have gone to Etna
to paint their cottage.
Mrs. Herbert Jordan has been very sick.
but is improving under DR.. Phillips treat
ment.
W. B. Hastings, of Boston, is visiting
friends here.
The Haslam Bros. have crew of men
on township "a peeling bark.
MolbOry Haslam has some fine looking
horses for sale.
The Sewing Circle have purchased a
piano for the Town Hall.
June IL.
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We offer one Hundred Dollars reward for
any case OF catsrrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Cafarrh Cure.
f. }. CHENEY 4 CO., Props. Toledo. ..
We. the undersigned. have known r. j.
Cheney for the last II years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all bushes, transac-
tons, and financially able q carry out any OBJ
legations made hy their firm.
WEST i TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists. To
lr,io. q.
WALpING. ktNNAN Il MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls tatarrh Cure is taken internally. act
iuE directly upon the bod and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free
Price Zoe per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
lime
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We are having hne growing weather, 4
little too dry and smoky.
Capt Geo. Allen. Jr,. arrived home last
night from He has not been home
before for three years He only remains a
short time.
Mr. ssor Se s spsn few G days & sIr
Harbor last week
A. Hamilton commenced packing sar-
dimes the lith Of June for the first time.
We wish him success
party of twenty seven went from here
to Grindstone Point on picnic last Thurs
day. 1t was good time.
Miss Ball, a dressmaker, from Bucks
port, arrived here last night
Miss Emma vose has gone over to the
Sound, Mt Desert, to visit her sister. Mrs
+, e. Abbott.
June Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-18

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has beer
used by millions OF mothers for their children
while teethins. II disturbed at night and brok
en- of your Test ty sick child suffering ant
CRYING with pain OF cutting teeth send at one,
and get a bottle Of Mrs. Winslow'- Soothin4
syrup for Children Tecihing 1t will reiirv,
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Drpent
upon il, mothers. there is no mistake about ID
II cures disrrhIa. regulates the stomach an,
bowels. cures wind collie. .oftcn- the gums
reduces Inflammation. and gives tone ant
pleasant 70 The fa.t:, and Is the nre.crinfi'nci
OF one OF the oldest and be,, female physician
and nurses in the United States. and il fo
sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price twenty-five cents a bottle BE sure anc
ask for MRS. W INsLow' 5 SOOTHING SYRUP.
1Y40.
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At Court Of Probate holden At Ellsworth ,,i,hi,,
and Tor the county of Hancock, on the sccnnd
"Wednesday % June A. D. lslD
NJ Az VI u HILL named executor in A certain
" instrument purportlng to be the last vtll sp,I
testament OF Hannah W Robinson late OF Ruck a
port III said county, deceased having present.,
the same tor probate: f''9'''e
Ordered. That the said Nahum T. nm ,,io
notice to all persons interested bv causing a rn,y
OF TINS order 10 be published three weeks snccrts
meI. III the Ellsworth American, printed az FU-
1e held al biuehiii, in said county on the second
Wednesday of July next. at ten of the cIorp in
why the said instrument shoUld mr. H.. "a Z
pr"ae1 ana allowed a. the last will and testament
O. 7. CUNNINGHAM Jndye
Attest;-CHas. +. DoRR Rpuister
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
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STATE OF MAINE

- Th' ss'-Sourt OF Probate, Ellsworth
June Term, A. D. 1891.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in -
tates of " g
Emma Thorn, late of Hancock deceased
Richmond |. Wooster a,Iminist rator
Annie F. Weber, late of Ellsworth, deceased
Arno W King, administrator
Lydia kittredge, late of Eden, deceased avn
joseph NJ. Higgins admins trator
ordered-That the said accountants give notice
70 an persons interested. by causing a copy OF
iyeiy In the Ellsworth American newspaner
printed In Ellsworth, in said county, that thev
NAY NAY appear at Probate Court, to be holden at
~ ten OF the clock In the forenoon ana show canse
allowed. "o' NC
3w25 Attest;-CuIs p nnnn p ouuge-
true copy, Attest .-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
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The convention of the State Sunday
School Association began at Saratoga.
John Bardsley, the ex-City Treasurer
Of Philadelphia pleaded guilty to appro-
priating State and city funds.
A large amount of dutiable goods was
found on United States men-of war at San
Francisco.
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>teuben
Visitors in town: Mr.. Gardner Shaw.
OF san Francisco; Mrs. Winfield Kendall
and two children of New York; Mr. WIN.
Baker, of Massachusetts Master Arthur
Baker, of Machas; Mr.. Chas. F. Baker,
nome from Bucksport. Mrs. Sarah ROYAL
! here for few days but will soon leave
for Bar Harbor.
Misses Clara, Gertie, Ella and Lizzie
Smith returned last week from Bucksport
where they have been attending school.
Mr.. Edwin Clark broke his arm wrest
ling.
party consisting of David and Nathan
Smith, Walter Good, Sherman Cushmau.
Addie Cu>hman, Rose Buzzsll Ruth Smith
ana Maud Davis, went Saturday on a
drive to Stanley's Point.
June d
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and for the county of Hancock on the sann,
Wednesday Of June, A. D. 1891
New Il b COOLIDGE having presented
~ certain Instrument purpOrting to be the Ia -
will and testament Of Wallace Coggins. late ~
Lamolne in said county. deceased, FOR probate
ordered. That notice thereof be given
OF this order to be published three aeeIs s sopy
meIy IN tne Ellsworth American, printed at Ens.
WORTH that they may appear at Probate Conr,
70 9e neiu az bluehill, In said county on the Zee
ohu Wednesday of July next, al ten ~ tho
CLOCK In the forenoon and show cause, If anv ,hav
nave, why the said instrument should M, hss
proved. approved. and allowed as the last viii and
testament of said deceased "'i' anu
y. p. CUNNINGHAM. JUDGE
A Attest:-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. + DoRR. Reoister
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The Hen at the Front.

J. r. Long Of East Bluehll has hen which,
before her fourteen chicks were four weeks
old, began to lay eggs for another brood, while
her chickens waited at the door. She cares for
them days and takes them to roost at night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-18

Al court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
ana Tor the county of Hancock on the second
Wednesday OF June A. d. Is9a
A DMlRAL q. SAWYER JR.. nar,ed oxoo,,,..-
n IN certain instrument purportipg toshe tba
iast VIII and testament of Admiral e. saw
late OF Deer Isle in said county deceased bsyiro
presented the same for probate '''' :"
orIiered' That the said Admiral c. Say,er,Jr Give
notice TO all persons interested by causing Sonv
o. ths order 70 be published three weeks snccep:
lively IN the Ellsworth American. printed 81 Ien
worth that they may appear at a i,rohat - F. !. =
De heid at Blnehll in said county, on the 80 =.
2, Wednesday Of July next at ten Of the cIock
~ 'ie forenoon and show cause IL any they have
WI! We saia instrument should not be proved an
proved, anu allowed as the last will and testamep,
o. T. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Atest:-CHAS. p. DoRR Register
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
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HANCOCK, IS AT court of Probate holden at
Ellsworth within anu for said county on III.
second Wednesday Of June, A. ID. 1881
George W. Pettengill. guardian of Alice cor
don, person u ursound mind % sullivan In
sald county Of Hancock, having filed his resigna
ton Of said trust.
okpERkb-That notice thereof be given 20
ail persons Interested therein, by publishing A
copy OF this order, three week. sucreS-iyely III
the Ellsworth American, published in Ellsworth,
IN said County, prior to the Second Wednesday
OF July, A: D., 1891, that they m Y appear at a
PROBATE Court then to be held al BluehiII
within and for said county. at ten o'c,ock
In the forenoon, and show cause if anv thev
have, against the same
o. T. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. z. DoRR, Register.
2ylh
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ADVERTISE!
ADVERTISE!
Advertise!

Ia the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
1t is the best advertising medium in
Eastern Maine.
you have rood, for sale, if you
have a tarm for sale. if YOU have any
thing for sale, If YOU are in want of a
tenement, workmen or whatever else,
lei your wants he known through The
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, aud
Your tondest hopes will be realized.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-18

The State Department Of the G. A. r.
have made arrangements with the Maine
Central railroad for transportation to the
National Encampment to be held in De
troit, August ). 1t is likely that Maine
will send a tiue dele2 alton.
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Counsel for Isaac b. Sawtell will 1le
a motion for a new trial on the ground of
newly discovered evidence. An applica
ton stating the grounds of the motion
with affidavits Of the evidence in support
thereof, will be filed in the office of the
clerk Of the superior court at Dover and
be considered in the September trial term
of the court for STAFFORD county.
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Bluehttf.
And now we are having little touch Of
warm weather.
Among the arrivals Saturday we notice
Mrs. n. b. Holt from Boston, Mrs. Eliza
Chase and granddaughter, Mildred. from
Bethel, Me. Miss Carrie Stevens from
Waltham, Mass, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Kim
ball, Mrs. Hinckley and Misses Lotte and
Lima Morton from Chicago.
The village is looking its prettiest now.
Mr. Venner has made many improve
ments at Brook Side Cottage" this sea
son; the rustic bridge is not one of the
least of them,
Mr. Mcdowell is gaining rapidly The
grounds around his residence are looking
very handsome; his strawberry bed foI
the past week has been "a thing of beauty.
Or. Grndle and wife attended tn.
Medical convention at Portland last week
Orders from all quarters continue t.
come in for Blue lill Mineral Spring
Water" 1t takes the lead wherever II
goes.
June Is. SUBSTITUTE.
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'IhE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
= concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed ana has taken upon himself the trust of an adj.
hlhlstrator of the estate of Joseph NJ. Higgins
htc o. Eden, in the county OF Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond 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 there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
JAMES 4. HAMOR
April sth, A. d. 1891. 3v24
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A short time ago the Lewiston Journal
Swans Island. 1t was a fine piece Of
word painting, and, being matter oflocal
interest we copied 1t into the AMERICAN.
Since then a correspondent at Swans
Island has sent to the Bangor Commercial
communication (Which we print on the
fist page of this issue) relative to the
dent of describing the scene in q most
irreverent and sensational manner Now,
it seems to us that the Lewiston journal
is almost the last paper in the State that
would refer to a scene of that kind irrer-
erently, or with ridicule. 1t was, As we
have said, a piece of word painting, and
contained perhaps little bright coloring,
applied in an artistic manner. If the Jour
nal writer had actually painted picture
on canvas with the same bright coloring,
with seals in the offing, even though there
were no seals in the real scene, and had
represented rather more intensity of feel
ing on the faces of those present than could
have been seen on the real faces, the
production would have been regarded. If
we mistake not, a fine and very compli-
mentary recognition Of the real acts which
took place on the interesting occasion.
Why should not the word painting be
accepted In the same spirit?
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SARSAPARtLLA CURES
DON'T GET DISCOURAGED,

Because the doctors say you cannot live. |
troubled with prop-y, and given up u
die. But after using sulphur Btters | am
well. II j. the best medicine for all Kidney
disease ever saw Mrs. !. Bro,cn. Bridge
mart Miss