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The Eastern Maine State Fair.

The Eastern Maine State Fair.
The Eastern Maine State Fair opened at
Msplewood Park, Bangor, Tuesday of last
week, with unfavorable weather. Frequent
light showers and q cold atmosphere were
the distinguishing features. and they
dampened the enthusiasm of the crowd
but not of the fair managers, who were
encouraged by the favorable indications,
and by the enormous crowds brought by
every boat and train. Nothing ike it was
ever known in the history of the fair.
The Pullman train from Boston due at
SO did not arrive until nearly O'Clock,
and had nineteen cars. Trains from the
East were equally late, and were heavily
loaded. At noon the race track was ia
good shape, but the cool weather had
reduced the number of people on the
grounds. In the halls everything was
hustle. preparing for the opening at 4
o'clock. Both Norombega and City Halls
were crowded with exhibits, and the po-
biological display was very large. At
O'Clock lively shower was in progress.
ON Wednesday after morning Of heavy
clouds and thick fog, which did no: pre-
vent the crowds from pouring into the
fair, the sun came out for the first time
during the big show. BY O'Clock there
were eight or ten thousand people on the
fair grounds. The events of the week, in
consequence of Tuesdays rain, were
moved forward day. The track DRIED
quite rapidly and at one O'Clock WAS in
very good condition At , 40 O'Clock Sena-
tor Hale Gov Rurl.igh and staff with a
I.oo at, rr;-ad - III rra,nas .nd
80 go, ~ o,.I s,ard a. !
v" ,te'' % =
OF rresiuent pass, Eleven horses s'af'eo
IN the hfsl neat oi the lhIee minute CiaSs-
The heat was won by Tom King in ?
36 81
The races resulted as follows:
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SEPT. q AND Y, 1891.
ss-Catalogues sent on application
Andrew Stafford, PrOp'r.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

DUEL &C NOTICE is hereby given that have a
1 rIilm ny mortgage on a certain lot or parcel
or land situated in the village Of Bar Harbor in
the town of Eden, Hancock county, Maine de-
scrlhed as follows Beginning at the west side of
Main St, at the northeast corner of land now or
formerly belonging to G. W Dunbar; thence bv
SAID street northery forty feet 10 a stake thence
north eightythree degrees west seventy feet to a
STAKE, thence south seveG degrees west forty feet
TO stake thence eastcry parallel with the north
ern line OF said lot, feet the place OF be
ginning, containing two thousand and eight hun
dred square feet, more less, said lot is the one
upon which the building or formerly known
as the A. J. Grant building or block Is situated
said claim is by virtue of mortgage from Alex.
anaer j. Grant 10 me dated the eighth day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1857, recorded in the Hancock County
Registry OF Deeds in book 2li page 3s3 said
mortgage contained an agreement that he right
OF redeeming the above described premises from
said mortgage should be forever forecloseu in one
year next after the commencement OF foreclosure
by any of the methods then provided by law
The condition in said mortgage has been broken
by reason whereof claim foreclosure of the
same In one year after the first publication Of this
notice ami this notice is given as provided bv
law for the purpose OF commencing such foreclos-
urc.
dated at Ellsworth. September 9th, A. d. 1891
BENJAMIN GREENE.
sw57 By Wiswel. King Peters, his Aty's.
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Extract from a private letter from Rev T. F.
White
BATH, Sept. B. 1891

r
White.l
BATH, Sept. ). 1891.
Dear Mr.. Chilcoh:
lost very much of the excitement at
tending the visit of the naval fleet in con
sequence of the field days" of the Maine
Historical Society which occurred at the
same time. You have, doubtless. been in
terested in the discovery in Spain Of map
of Sir George Popham's fort and settle
ment at the mouth of the Kennebec. As
you know, the exact location of the settle
ment has always been in doubt To solve
this doubt, if possible, Rev Mr. Thaver,
one of our local historians, has been for
some years past picking up every scrap of
information that was accessible He final
ly reached his decision and began meas
ures to publish his book containing the
summing up of his Investigations All at
once he was startled by the report that a
map of the very piece Of land that he had
been so laboriously hunting for had been
discovered in the archives of Spain What
effect would this discovery have on his
theory was now Mr.. Thayer's anxious
question. Last Thursday night saw the
test applied. The map, or an exact copy of
it, was taken to the spot and it was found
that the map and the spot selected by Mr..
Thayer agreed. The two fitted perfectly to-
gether. After this remarkable demonstra-
ton of most carefully elaborated theory,
now feel satisfied that can, after a trip
of an hour and quarter down the Kenne-
bee, 60 and place my feet on the identical
spot where Lord Popham and his colony
spent the winter of 1907. This whole re-
gion abounds in historical associations.
You must come up next year and explore
with me these interesting localities.
Cordially yours.
t. F. WHITE
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The Confirmation at st. Josephs S.

An event of no ordinary interest and i'm
pprtance was the ceremony of confirmation
last Thursday evening, at st. Joseph's
Catholic church. conducted by Bishop
iiealy of Portland. large number Of
people, both Catholics and Protestants,
were present TO witness this browning
sacrament, replete with so much meaning,
n the Catholic church.
We went to the church, an outsider,
most respectfully to witness a ceremony
very dear, we doubt not, to our Catholic
friends, but we tried to do what every out
slider should do. wherever he goes, to lay
aside all prejudice, if any he has, II put
himself in the others place, and for the
time being to look at all he sees and hears,
50 far a its worth is concerned not from
his own standpoint, but from the stand
point of the people whose guest he is. to
tie end that he may duly appreciate just
vh hat ii means to them. Such all act will
hurt no one but on the contrary, make
a.n who performs it, broader and truer
man. every time.
Bishop Hraly j. ready. fluent and
let.mee eloquent, speaker, and we GER
ts.niy listened with more than ordinary in
.4re>t to au address made from the stand
.- M OF Catholic Bishop. Starting out
e.tA an assertion of his pleasure at the
-.od work that that particular church was
,ig a. mole, ami his regret that there
...l5, 30
Tort Of what Catholic christian might
anu ought to be- he gradually led up to
-.e significance OF this browning sacra-
ii. ut which j. held 10 be one Of ths seven
arrameat~ in the Roman Catholic church.
Addressing those VINO were to receive
confirmation he told them il was the last
me in their spiritual edifce and cere-
m3uy they could receive but once in their
'etme. that hy il they consecrated them
selves 70 God and to the work He had TO
t1 1T sometimes happened, he said. that
hose who cau>ecrated themselves to God
by this solemn and sacred sacrament. after
ward TOOK the holy name Of God in pro
t4HatioH, upon their lips. and that those
Who come io this sacrament arrayed in
White a. 3 symbol Of the purity to which
'ley con-ecrated themselves. afterwsrd
sometimes iniulged in thoughts, words
aud deeds that were impure He empha
Used The eEormitv Of the wrong Of such
aat~, and The absolute necessity Of being
ever true and >tea3fast TO all the demands
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1891.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
ui .ttions. The name and address of the writer
are IA aii "a es Indispensable, not necessarily for
Publication hui guaraniecof good faith.
" e ear uOtuniertake t. return or preserve com
naGuiCatiuus that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-10

INFORMATION WANTED of Margaret Dong
1 lass, who left Halifax, n. s., about October.
Is9n, and went to Maine for employment Age 81,
menium size. dark complexion. Information de-
sired by Patrick Murphy. No II East I4th Street
bayonne, Nj. Local papers please copy.
lws7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-10

Mrs. Parnell does her husbands type
writing. She knows his weak spot and
doesn't propose to take any chances.
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When the Southern states secejed from
'Ae Iihu, the preservation Of the country
'eeamc more than question Of politics,
more than q sectional question. The ques
lo1 was whether or not Treason should
gid defiance to the Nation. whether or not
Secession and Rebellion should oyermatch
sud uverawe the Constitution ami the
'----74s f're. -tr orrG1i ineh VI MI rartrt,s
ID! the whole country; on the other side
We're the enemies Of the country composed
ri TWO elements: The first. the manly
n"a' the rebels Of the South. who.
.-~'haa-e though They were. were never
'-,.r>r true r. t4e teachings Of their own
-t.on Of the country, the second was
ar c"ntrmptiyle. da>tardly element, the
prerlead- Of the y nth, who false to all
good lessons Taught them by schools,
i-->s pulpit and associations. false to
nan.ty ans the right, turned the cold
'u-der o. heir country in the hour Of
-.r l!-est need, and gave a towards aid
tiI traitors sympathy to the enemy.
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CAUTION I

Ny wife, Sarah T. Staples. having left nv bod
and board without any justifable proyocation I
hereby forbid all persons trusting her on nv ac.
count, as shall pay no bills of her CONTRACTING
after this date
CHARLES H. STAPLES.
Penobscot, Me-, Sept. 8, 1891. 3w3i
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
COMPOSITORS WANTED j!
CAUTION I

few first class lady compositors on book and
newspaper work. Apply to
lw37 KENNEBEC JOURNAL, Augusta Me
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Nonresident Tax Notice.


Non resident taxes in the town of otis county of
Hancock, state Of Maine for the year 1889.
ViF. following list of taNes On real estate Of non
resilient owners in the town of Otis for tha
year lSS9 IN bills committed to Fred r. Mason
coiector OF SAID town on the second dav of July
iS*O, mas been returned by him "a me AZ unpaid IN
the hrst day OF July 1891 by his certificate OF that
H. ana thcY now remain unpaid and notice il
hereby given that ii the said taxes interest ana
.harges are not paid into the treasury of said
epMn WNmn eighteen months from the late OF
commitment Of said bills 50 much Of the real es
Ia'e taNed as viii be sufficient to paw the amount
u ,,it, thtretor, Including interest and charges
MI Without further notice be sold at public am
yen ~ me residence OF Frank Fogg seectman Of
1at1 to -, o, GUS Oh the second day Of January
~ at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Names of owners and
Description. val,a r
v W iiopkins 800 acres Of and, s2s5 5s3
acres land "a 80
John Cakes, IS acres land. s5 ~
b. II. ROBBINS
o,,s NJ. Treasurer of town of Otis.
''' sept ISL 1881. 3w36.
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Whereas, my wife. Lucy A. Byard, has this
day left my bed and board without any good cause
whatever. hereby forbid all persons harborine
or trusting her as shall pay debts of her con.
tracing after this date.
Barre, VT, Sept. l. 1891. awa3t
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NERVOUS INDIGESTION,

IHE prime cause Of most of the nervous III.
oTleFs and ailments with which humanity il
| alfiictrd may be traced TO indigestion. The ir
| rttAble man the unhappy woman the fretfu
| chid. contrive TO make all around them mi-
cradle. They dose themselves for nervous
| ness. and perhaps find temporary relief, only
to grow more nervous when the inevitable re,
| action comes. IL is in such cases that 5 5 s.
| giSes almost immediate relief. II builds M the
| tDtir" system. purit ie> the blood give. tone tc
| the digestive organs, restores the function. Of
| the stomach. gives activity TO the liver and
| put all The nerves in tune with health and
good humor. Ii is natures great remedy. and
/ never fails 70 give relief.
FOR THREE weeks was suffering from
| severe cold in my head, accompanied by A
| pain IN the temples. Ely's Cream Balm was
| recommended to me. Utter only six appca-
| lions Of the Balm every trace of nv cold VA.
removed. -lieury c. Clark, New York, an.
| praiser's office.
If you could see YOUR own scaIp tbrouob
an ordinary magnifying glass. YOU woula he
amazed at the amount Of dust, tlan,Iruf. and
dead skin thereon accumulated. The best aud
most popular preparation for cleansing the
scalp is Ayers Hair Vigor.
Be wise in time. You have too many gray
hairs for one so Young looking. Use Halls
Hair Remover. the best preparation ont to
cure them. Try it.
WILL NEVER!
Allow myself to suffer again what have
suffered for the last year. That vile disease
Dyspepsia, gave me no comfort. | could not
eat nor enjoy anything. The doctors amount.
ed TO nothing; nothing seemed to relieve me.
until used bottle of sulphur Bitters Four
bottles made me well.-Joseph Batchelacr
Master Of Schooner G. A. Baker.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teethng. IL disturbed at night and brok-
en- OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth send at orce
and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about it,
1t cures diarrh9a, regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind collie. softens the gums,
reduces inflammation, and gives tone and
energy TO the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup for children teething is
pleasant to the taste. and is the prescription
OF one Of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price twenty-five cents bottle. Be sure and
ask for IN RS. WINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
1y40.
-Tapley's BREAD Winner outwears all
other shoes.
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Andrew Bigelow, 81 years of age,
drowned himself 10 Taylor Pond, Lewis.
ton, Thursday.
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81 MMARIEs
80 elias. purse $500.

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Mack F.. br. :. John Mccoy. 81 John.
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Silver. 70. .. : William Watoryile.. 6 ) q
Bay Fred. b. 2. \. W eston skow-
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Spectator .gr. :. George Csrvie
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Halle. oh. (. II. NJ. Lowe. Fair
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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23

How veil you know. aud how many times
y0g have though IL. that rhe sure time 70 put
OUT a Ere IS ia Tx beziaRing-whea the names
arc small and the pressure OF the foot even.
will stamp them out.
Aud yet. although you know this although
you fully realize the necessity Of quick work
and the danger OF delay In case OF ARE. Ia those
insidious ares OF disease waieh break out IN
cur bodies. ana which threaten our health
aud life. you Are stupidity or ign0rAatly cafe
less.
DO you not know that as the small flames In
a house. If allowed 10 progress. will soon wrap
the whole structure In ruin. 50 the little and
apparently trivial ailments and symptoms
witch undermine our health. II allowed TO
develop. Will sooa involve the body IN fatal
disease,
A little hacking cough. slight fever attended
with more or less prostfatton. will. unless ar
rested. result In the nres OF Consumption
Aweakness from spring debility. loss OF ap-
petite. indlge,tion. biliousness. and constipa-
ton will In time kindl- the nres OF Physiea
Exhaustion.
Nervousness. lack Of energy or ambition. .
tired feelins-rising as tired mornin IS Is when
you 20 to bed. will end In NERVOUS PROS
TRAIIOS
GlddIness. swimming OF the head. strange
faint fet lin.s. short breath, sinking sensation.
palpitation of the heart. feeling of appre-
henslon or anxiety as OF impending danger.
mean that unless checked imm sdiately yeu
VIII die sudce ily of HEART FAILURE.
Cold feet ami legs weakness and WEAKNESS
OF limbs. trembling numbnees or prieklng
| sensation. are the sure precursors OF PAR
ALASIS
Headache. loss OF memory. confused mind.
dull and heavy feeling In head. drowsiness
during the day and wakefulness at night.
gloom and depression OF mind. st II se OF exhans-
| ton after mental exerTion. feeling of irrita-
| ability. erosSness. or disbursement are sure
| signs of the approach of that terrible IRE of
/ the braiu-iasAnlU.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23
Saved from the Fire Of Disease.

My little girl has been taking medicines for
a severe nervous trouble nearly two years. re
ceylng no benefit. then bought a bottle Of
Or. Greene's Nervura. and her recovery from
it's use has been remarkable Others OF the
family have received benefit from its use.
Please publish these facts IL IL will be the
means of helping some ono else afiicted as she
was. &. III. BEMlS. CRANKY. Mass.
DIR. Greene. of So w est Fourt cont ST., New
York. its discoverer. is the famous specialist
In the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases
The doctor has devoted special attention to
tle treatment Of all forms of chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and will give
by mall his opinion and advice in any case
Tree of charge. The perfection Of this system
renders a complete cure almost assured. as
his success In treatment by correspondence is
wonderful and unequalled.
~ u A. Send for symptom blank 10 all
out. or write DR.. Greene about
your case. and a carefully considered letter.
fully explaining your disease and giving You
perfect understanding of all ats symptoms will
be returned. free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23

VIII you allow the fires Of disease to over
whelm you when you can easily stamp out
the adj ancing flames, aud by arresting the
symptoms NOW avoid all danger?
How. do you ask?
BY the use of that great remedy for nerves.
brain and biood-Dr. Greene's Nervura. which
physicians. druggists and people everywhere
acknowledge as the greatest medical discovery
of the century. the sure restorer of strength.
vigor. power aud health to the weakened and
exhausted system.
Look out for the fires OF disease before It is
too laie. Use DIR. Greene's Nervurs. which Is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless. and
can be procured at any druggists for sl.00 per
bottle. and you will prevent the serious con-
6a.ration of nervous and physical prostratio n
which threatens your life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23

Charles A. Daley vas arrested last
evening for stealing from the drug
store OF Snicfmsn, hottie OF sulphur
Rltters. Before the court this morning
upon beng asked why be should steal,
he stated shat MS mother was troubled
with Rheumatism. and that 10 was the
only med iefne that helped her. and be-
ing out Of money and work wss the
cause 81 his stealing. So THIS vas his
FIST offenss Ia was put on probation
Newark News
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

Rooms AMI tSesn eASSh
DEGOIIA BRos--.........-.-...Pro PROJECTORS
TOR sAI.E-or fxchsass--NxeSat lets On
Il stewart Whites and Payment o0 .
houss. worth abset slss1 Inside GA Anass IA
south part VI CITY.
ENoR sAl.E--s vacant lots 81 PlAinhcla-sse.
= Jass iasaae Of eio limits tbs nnesi haiiaiag
spots Ia the city
FINo EXCHANGE harm. a good sroem
hensr and barn IA ss.gsA part ~ the civ.
large iet Aaa vel isestoas would Pay ssIss
difference
no kxcHAN6K- acres lana IN Barry ooun-
~. - mites from cay, - acres improved,
saod euslslag frsii. vel ~stsEeo AAa siioaeia
so4l price e2sn
no EACHANsE-fer good renting city prop
buildings. % acres improved. balance oak.
beech ana hlekerk timber. saoa itnees s,sl
peach. 10 apple, pears. pienis ane snaAA ir1is
trees Price Ss5to.
modern hash and handy 10 street car ser
vice bargain ior any oae wishing south Rad
property. Price szAso
WAAIED-Ie seil general store Ia fast
lures IA nrsi=lsss condition, insoaec about
slso, other business IL reason iof selling have
established trade
WE-Hsye some fRe nursers stock. trait.
W shade aud oraaP,enfai trees Ter sale ~
one hall regular prices II you are thiDkIne ~
buying GENE IN AID ste es- We o&n sast s0a
on quality and price
EoR sALE-T~o Groom houses ca North
Lafayette a.. Bridge vii sell boih
or ole cheap II SOLD within the next a DAYS.
LUk SALE--sFo0m house on Nuasan-sf q
100; frent good cellar. well and clsiern.
graded street. wafer and gas price slsssi easy
terms.
E0k sALE-s-room house on Third ST. stone
sell as s 5sss so Wen AID s,sssa s
payments.
IOk EXCHANGE acres two miles from
standard pear trees ~ cherry - apple =,
pams. 303 eooSberries acres ~ straw berries.
coed house ana harm. Price stsb1
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prep
N erty Ia sums 10 sali. RoOmss and :. Tower
block.
DEo0LIA BROS.