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A Dream Of Home.

All this is the home remember.
All others that have known
Have been as tents by the wayside-
They never were all my own.
Here first worshiped the sunshine,
Here my first violets grew,
And from fairylands open borders
Winged thoughts and fancies flew:
And here. when the magic of night
Has its spell upon me thrown,
With dreamer's strange delight
have come unto my own.
Hank! was il a leaf that fiuttered,
Or whispering voice that uttered
A dream within a dream?
Beloved l joy to meet thee
Where we parted SO long ago;
Can the angels above, devotion
More sweet than our child-love know?
Let us hasten, for while We linger.
They call me--the river and woods
The tall pines treuble with welcome
AS we enter their soitudes.
Messy and green and still
Is the path to the wildwood dell,
At my touch the violets thrill,
They. too. remember we'll
But why do the branches bend
And whisper friend to friend.
A dream within dream?
Still on where the brooks break lightly
Into broader and swifter flow;
| only. of all who have listened
That song and lis meaning know.
To nv chldhood's ear it warbled,
Oh, sweeter than fairy Tyre,
1--WE are coming, coming, coming,
The day of our hearts desire"
Dear brook. | believe YOU STILL
wait and have waited long,
Some bright hour must fulfill
The promise OF Natures song.
1t is not the river nor sky
That breathes the foreboding sigh,
a dream within dream.
Now softly, past shadowing naples.
The path to my home we trace.
From heaithsitc or window surely
Will smile a remembered face.
Wonder The willows were planted
And there the lone cedar-tree.
And here was the terrace of roses
All Araby's gardens to me
| have wandered long and far.
Homecoming is late. % late,
But heavens door seems aiar
As open the garden gate
That haunting voice ah . clearer
1t murmurs-it hovcrs nearer
A dream within dream.
Keep close to my side, beloved
Behold, where the hom,-lishts shine,
Strange shadows fit, and | trcmble
Lest your hand be oo>ed from mine.
SO long have our WAYS been parted
The silence so deep and drear
That feel, in this wondrnus meeting.
1t j. but your phantom near.
For heard in some vanished gloom
hal you >lepta a my childhood sleeps
y part of The hillside bloom,
Where the river so gently crceps
oh speak, ohild-frend. child lover,
Is il thou saving over and over
A dream within dream,
Yes; now know was dreaming.
With the dead | have wandered far;
Farewell, dear vanishing presence.
Called home by the morning star
| must bind on my pilgrim sandals,
And onward in shade and sun.
Sill seek TOR the land of morning
Where the promise OF lite i wou.
he vision shadows the truth
The beautiful DAYS Viii come
The rapture and glory OF youth
BE mine IN thai last. true home
There never whcr Joy beats High.
VIII lips that are dearest reply
y dream within dream,
IT. Frances /, N1ce
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So. Deer Isle

Deer Isle, having freed herself from
the incubus of the war debt. is show
ing signs OF a resurrection in matters
ofpnbIic Improvement.
March has brought us the first real
old fashioned. blocking snow-storm Of
the season. Meu are at work shovel
ing to give the mail a passage.
Our roads have been in shameful
condition this winter AT the Landing
several large rocks have been allowed
to lie in the roadway. and this week
DR.. Frink had nice sleigh nearly ruin
ed by striking one of them which the
snow had covered. as he was passing
another team. There are good many
places where there is not room for two
teams to pass. and that in places where
there is good deal Of travel. 1t is
hoped that with the new officers and
money tax our roads will cease to be
disgrace.
March 6.
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Sherif'S Sale.

HANCOCK, IS February 2sth A. d. 1891
TAKEN UPON EXECUTION, issued from the
supreme judicial court for the county of PEN
obseot, state of Maine, upon judgment of said
court rendered on the 50th day OF January, A. d.
1881, wherein Walter b. Gould. of Bangor Pc.
Hotscpt county, Maine. doing business at
SAT- Bangor under the name and style Of ".
u. Gould x Co.. is creditor and Charles
w. Morrison and Julia p Morrison both
of Ellsworth, Hancock county. Maine are debtors
he property of the said Julia +. Morrison the
following described lots or parcels of land situated
in said Ellsworth (the same having been attached
~ me 18TH 'tay Of October. A. D. 1880, at seven
O'Clock in the forenoon on the original writ upon
which said judgment was rendered;
fGRsT.-A certain lot or parcel of land situated
in said Ellsworth on the eastern side of Union
river near the head of the fails bounded and de
scrlbed as follows TO wit: Beginning at a sta Ike
the south side of the mill road thence mort
elghty-6ye degrees east sixteen rods to stake for
a corner; thence south four and one-half degrees
east eleven rods to a stake and stones; thence
south eightyone degrees west sixteen rods or
more TO stake for corner; thence north four
amt one half degrees west passing to the west OF
the stable about rods TO the place of beginning
being the same premises conveyed to Dametta G.
Williamson by deed OF James 4. Davis, dated
sept. 80, 1868. and recorded in the Registry of
Deeds for Hancock county, Maine, in vol I4I,
page 100.
sECoND.-A certain lot or parcel of land situat.
ed in said Ellsworth being the same premises con-
veyed to Dametta C.. Williamson BY deed of Rob
ert Gerry, dated Aug 18th, A. d. 1851 recorded In
same Registry, in vol. I4l, page l0l, and is the
said Robert Gerry by Charles ID. Treworgv and
Otis L. Collins, by their deed dated December,
18Th, A. D. 1866. recorded in same Registry in vol.
I26, page $40.
THIRD.-A certain lot or parcel of land situated
in said Ellsworth and bounded and described as
follows. to wit: Beginning at the centre Of the
county road leading from Ellsworth to Amherst
on the southerlv line of the Eben Morrison home.
stead lot; thence easterly on the line of aid lot
two hundred rods to cedar stake marked b. J.
A. d. 1857; thence at right angles southerly by
land formerly owned by Sterling II. Haynes and
Alexander Morrison about sixty rods to land
formerly Of Charles Jarvis; thence westerly by
said Jarvis line two hundred rods to the centre Of
the road aforesaid thence northeriy on said road
to the place of beginning, being the same prem
Uses conveyed 10 said Dametta G. Williamson by
deed of William G. Bunker, dsted Feb. 18th, 1870
and recorded in same registry in vol l4l page IG2
And shall, to satisfy said execution, sell said
above described lots or parcels of land at public
auction at the Office of Hale 4 Hamlin, Ellsworth
Hancock county, Maine, on Friday, the 10th day
of April A. D. 1881, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
3wl0 L. f. HOOPER, Deputy Sheriff.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Roderic Psndeton, of Gouldsboro,
W Hancock county. State OF Maine. by his
mortgage de d. dated the tenth day Of October. A.
y. 1859, and recorded in the Hancock Registry Of
!leetis In book 359. page l46, conveyed to Mary s.
Pendetnn, certain real estate situated in Hancock
county and bounded as follows, to wit All my
real estate and all my right. title and interest In
and TO any and all real estate situated in the coun
ty Of Hancock. aforesaid, as appears by the rec
or'is at the Registry Of Deeds in said county. TO
which records reference is hereby made for par
tcular description of the real estat. HI reby con
veyed. excepting and reservng therefrom the Gem.
etery lot situated at Winter Harbor In said oulds-
boro as laid out by plan of T. 4. Hammond, sur
yeyor; and whereas the said Mary g. Pendleton
by her deed of assignment dated the eleventh day
OF October A. d. 1850, and recorded il, the Regis
try OF deeds for said Hancock county in book $40
page las conveyed to me, the undersigned, the
above stated mortgage deed. the note, debt and
claim thereby secured and all her rie hi title and
interest by virtue OF said mortgage In and to the
real estate therein described; and whereas The
condition OF said mortgage has been broken. now
therefore, by reason Of the breach Of the condition
tnere0f, claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated Feb. Is, 1891.
swlo FANNIE y. BURRILL.
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How to Dress in March.

There is a curious prejudice among
desrised rubber is an essential protec-
ton against the melting snow and
slush OF March The thicke>t sole ut
the heaviest walking boot ausorh~
enough moisture to dampen and chill
The feet, and yet nothing is more peril
on, than sitting in warm room with
ruhhers on. excepting going about the
Ordinary house in slippers. Draueh,s
hug the floor and lie IN wait for the IN
wary The cliuging Of wet skirts
against the ankles is fruitful source
OF aches and pains. Leggings Of
leather waterproof or rubber will OBJ
yiate this trouble in degree, while a
skirt of flannel, faced with rubber
band avoids The danger altogether
While the feet are kept warm the
head should be cool Tie hardest ma
tons it, the world are those which co, :
er the throat and head lightly. Re
serve The fur hat and muller for the
Sleigh ride. aud Danish them from tne
promenade. Catarrh aud throat
troubles are often caused by the intro
duction of foreign particles into
the nasal passages. 50 wear a thick
veil as a safeguard against the dust
which March winds bear on their
wings; and. lastly, avoid iuiudicious
dressing for social events. Evening
costumes for men and women are much
thinner than those habituallv worn dur
lug the day and care should be taken
to increase correspondingly the outer
and nder-garmeuts 1t is rifle pre-
-umptuous to discard fannels and then
after hours in a hot ballroom, to put
on "A creation of lace and ribbon tor Il
drive or walk in the night air of
| March Tile Ladies' Home Journal.
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No. Lam0ine.


On Monday morning Mr.. Hiram
Allen Holt and Mr.. Alton Trip left
home. to attend the Normal School at
Castne.
On Monday morning week Mr. Hollis
Austin, on going to his barn found two
valuable cows. lying one above the
other, dead. having choked during the
night. 1t is supposed one was lying
down and the other in attempting to
do so. tripped and fell on the other
The loss cannot be less than Sl2O.
One was an extra Jersey and the other
young heifer.
Capt. J. H. Bragdon, Of schooner
J. i. Coolidge. arrived safely at his
destined port. Santiago. Cuba. ten DAYS
from Savannah. His health is still
improving. We learn to-day that Capt.
A. c. Holt also arrived at Cuba, six
days from Mobile. His lady passen-
gers were very much pleased with
their tour to Mobile. They do not
think Cuba very inviting.
Miss Ella Whittier of Eastbrook is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Bragdou.
Mrs. Abbie Austin. we are sorry to
state, is again quite sick at her home.
March 10. D'NErr.
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The progressive spirit may be
found not only in those who leave, but
in those who remain upon the farm and
occupy the country of New England
| am warned, know, that the rural
population is decreasing, ard that the
families of the farmers are diminishing.
But am somewhat familiar with the
farming towns of Massachusetts. and
with the collections Of persons who
appear at our agricultural fairs and
! can only say that | see no falling of
either in numbers or the activity of
those who own the land.-Hon. Geo.
b. Loring.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, George Could, Of Ellsworth. in
w the county of Hancock and state of Maine,
hv his mortgage deed, dated the third IS OF DC.
tuhtr \. ID. i,-!, and recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds for Hancock county. Maine, i'll vol 30,
page -, conveyed 10 me. the Undersigned Frank
II Gould, OF said Ellsworth, certain lot par
eel OF land situated IN said Ellsworth and bound
ed and described As follows beginning on the
north side ot Main street, thence running westerly
-aid street five rods and seventeen links 10
George W. Newbcgin's line. thence norther!y
seven links To his northerly corr er, thence
northerly two and two thirds rod. to land OF Hen
ry Mct,ivcriug, thence eaetcriy ON said MeGiyer-
ing's line four rods and thirteen links to a. Ma
hans lot, thence sou'herly on said Mnhan's line
and on Patrick eullivan's lire eight rods and nj T.
teen links to the place OF beginning, containing
fifty square rods, more or less. together with the
buildings thereon, excepting thtrtirOm the lot
bonded by me January first. 4 II. 1851, to Roscoe
T.. Gould and the lot bonded by me May first, \
y. is. To George II Could meaning and intend
ing here by to convey the Mitchell and Carr lot,
called. with the above reservation, also other
certain lots parcel. of land with the buildings
thereon situated in Ellsworth, aforesaid. meaning
and intending To convey and hereby "onNeA ing all
and the same premises conveyedtc me by Nathan
King by deed dated september fourteenth, A. h.
49, ana recorded in Hancock County Registry OF
Deeds, book Isl page Us IA which reference may
lie had for particular description, ard whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has been broken,
now therefore, by eason of the brea OF the con
dition thereof, claim foreclosure of said hort
gage, and give this notice for that purpose.
Dated AT Ellsworth, this 18th day of February,
A. ID. i>9l.
3wl0 FRANK III. GOUl ID.
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II, Maine Central Railroad.
COMMENCING OCT. IL, 1890.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPrEO, AS FOLLOWS:


-Stops on signal or notice to Conductor.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
grains on Main Line TO and from Portland, Boston
and 81. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls 10 Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. R r. ticket office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD. Agent.
PAYSON TUCkkK,
Vice Pres and Genl Manager.
BoOTHBY, Genr Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
Oct TO- Iseu. lyr2j
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Advance Bulletin Issued for General Publ
cation by the New England Meteor
illogical Society,
SUMMARY OF THE WEATHER IN NEW ENG
| LAND FOR FEBRUARY, 1891.

SUMMARY OF THE WEATHER IN NEW ENG
LAND FOR FEBRUARY, 1891.
The weather for New England for
February as reported by the observers
of the New England Meteorological
Society, Was generally warmer and
damper than usual with more cloudy
days and rain and less wind than the
average. The mean temperature was
about three degrees above the normal,
the variation being greater in the south
and least in the north. A few stations
in the north report slight deficiency
in the temperature, and also in the
precipitation, but over the rest of New
England the precipitation was about
Que inch above the normal.
The snowfall was in excess, from
one to two and one half teet having
fallen in the north aud from y to l3
inches in the south The maximum
temperature Of the mouth occurred
generally on the 25th with the warm
sirocco-ike winds as the eighth cy,
clone Of the month passed north Of
New England. This cyclone started
from the Pacific coast on the 22d and
moved easterly with much energy till
it reached the lakes. 1t generated n
secondary off our southern coast which
moved up the coast with high winds.
High temperatures occurred also on The
10th as the fifth cyclone passed north
of New England. This storm was pre-
coded by several days of fair cool
weather with a general minimum tenn
perature on the morning OF the 18th.
At some stations The minimum occur
red on the 18th and the maximum ou
the 10Th. with All almost steady rise Of
temperature through the night of the
18th, and with range. in one case.
of 70a (No. Conway, \. IL y. Low
temperatures occurred also on the 5th,
from l01 to 20 below zero in the
north and slightly above zero in the
south The solar and lunar halos and
corona which were seen for several
DAYS before the storms OF the 18th and
10Th were very brilliant and character
lied the far, forward outflow of the
cirrus clouds in front Of a cyclone
The auroral display at the same time
was well marked and very brilliant
A brilliant meteor was observed
throughout New England at about "A.
m, on the 23d. 1t was reported from
the southern coas. as well as from the
forests of northern Maine. The ninth
and ast cyclone of the month which
passed across northern New England
on the 2sth. was accompanied by a
severe thunderstorm in southeastern
Massachusetts The observer at
Provinceto~u reports the thunder very
heavy and the lightning sharp. At No
Truro the signal station was Sc. on
fire. The Cape Cod Light Station WAS
struck scatter ne things about and stun
ming the keeper wife. At Welflret a
church was struck and totally de-
>iroycd. Al the end of the month
there was from one 10 three feet Of
>uow on the ground IN the north and
from trace To SIN inches in the south
Willows had begun to blossom and
hlu.bird> and robin, were occasion
ajIv seen ii The southern states 4
butterfly Mas seen at Canton, Conn,
on the 9th
pHnt " NJ DAVIS,
Cambridge, Mass,
Director.
j. W ARREN SMITH,
>lgual Corps. Assistant.
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Cough-C

Are abundant; but the one best known for
lis extraordinary auod!ne and eNpectorant
qualities is Ayers Cherry Pectoral. For
nearly half century Tins preparation has
been ia greater demand than any other rem
edy for colds coughs. bronchitis. and pub
nplltry complaints IN general.
Il suffered for mole than eight months
from severe cough accompanied with hem
oriiage OF the lungs ana the expectorati.n
of matter The physicians gave me up, but
MY druggist prev ..lIcd on me 10 Try
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of an admin
fremont, in the county of Hancock, deceased,
By giving bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement
ADA E. PARKER.
fremont, February S4th, 1891. 3w1O
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BANGOR LINE.
steamer. will leave Buck-por weather per
hitting for Starsport. Belfast, tamdcn, Rock
land, and Boston, Mondays and Thursdays AT II
A. NJ.
RETURNING.
From Boston, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS at z. NJ
From Rockland. Wednesdays and saturday
hts A. NJ, touching at intermediate landings.
MOUNT DIES ERT LINE.
Steamer "ROCkLAND," Capt y e. saw ellie
will leave Bar Harbor weather permittlng,l Mon
days and THURSDAYS at : A. Nj, touching at North
east Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Swans Island ant
Green's Landing and connecting At Rocklant
with steamers Tor Boston.
For sorrento, Wednesdays and saturdays.
RETURNING.
From Boston. Tuesdays and Fridays at4 p. VI
From Rockland, Wednesdays and Saturday
at about z. NJ, upon arrival of steamer
from Boston.
From sorrento, Mondays and Thurs lays at
\. NJ.
+. 5. j. MORSE, Agent. Bar Farhor, Maine.
CHAS. +. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland, Maine.
HENRY I. sANBORN, Agent, Bangor.
WILLIAM II. HILL, General Manager, Boston
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The best and most butter is made
when judicious combination of foods
is fed.
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There must be roots before roses.
Put your roses in cool place to from
roots.
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hYaI's ChstryP sctora|,

Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mass
sold ty ar pr,--i-.- rife. u tx bo,,e.. T.
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]. " AKKEN SMITH,
Slgnal Corps. Assistant,
Cambrld.r. Mass March 4th, 1891
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G. G. Burri11, Agent.

Branch General Offices, 20 kilby street, Boston.
Mass. JOIN Z. PAGE, Resident Manager.
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f. w. WOOSTER.
Hancock Point, Feb. p. 1891.
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The Forum

With the American, one year, for only $500
The price of the FORUM alone is 500.
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Holmes Brothers,

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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
Notice Of Forfeiture.
Thrritory of New Mexico, coun

Thrritory Of New Mexico, county
of Santa Fe, April %. 1891.
To L. Sampson and A. w. Click:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned has expended the sum
of one hundred dollars In labor and
improvements on the .Hazleton
mine, located IN the New Placers
mining district, Santa Fe county,
New Mexico, ~ will appear by
certificate filed In the Office of the
Recorder of said county of Santa
Fe, in order to hold said premises
under the provisions Of section
2324, Revised Statutes of the Uni
ted States, being the amount re-
CURED to hold same for the year
ending December 81, 1S90-and, II
within ninety days after this notice
by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportions OF such
expenditure as cO-owners, your in-
terests will become the property
of the subscriber, under said section
1924. s. @. WRIGHT.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
NoIIce OF ForfeIiure.

Territory Of Now Mexico, county
OF Santa Fe, March 10Th 1891.
To V. Hamilton, of Toledo, Ohio /;
John w. Leonard, Robert IL. Par
kinson, J. ID. Brannon and Samuel
Y. Reed, OF Cincinnati, Ohio ; and
Frederick NJ. Browne aid Ed. +.
Browne, of Aspen, Colorado
You are hereby nolifed that wo
have expended one hundred dol
lars in labor and improvements on
the "Erio Southwestern No. 7" lode
situated in Silver Buttcs Mining
District, county OF Santa Fe and
Territory OF New Mexico, as will
appear BY certificate filed March
llth 1891, IN the Office of the Ro.
corder OF said county Of Santa Fe,
in order to hold said premises un.
der the provisions of section 1924,
Revised Statutes Of the United
States, being the amount required
TO hold same for the year ending
December 3lst lS90,-and if with.
IL ninety days after this notice by
publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as co.ownors, your
interests will become the property
Of the subscribers, under said sec
ton 1924.
JAcoB j. Mayors,
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15

There were left at the Optic office,
thls afternoon, too late for publica-
ton In this evenings issue the
resolutions unanimously adopted
by tho Knights of Mutual Protec-
ton, law and order, In council as
seInbled, condemning the jail off,
cials for the loosenoss which char
acterizes thJir management OF the
institution, they permitting men
charged with grave offanses to walk
the public streets, guarded only by
an officer in sympathy with them
Optic, i4th.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15

Another desperate murder case
has been added 10 the catalogue OF
San Miguel county. The Herrera
brothers precipitated q quarrel and
were landed In the Justices court
AT Las Vegas. Here they dellber-
ntely attacked two Of the Sando-
walls, father and son, witnesses
against them, stabbing the son to
death in the court room and most
probably fatally wounding the
father. The Herreras were promi.
nent organizers and leaders Of the
Knights OF labor or White Caps, OF
San Miguel county, and the fatal
onslaught probably had Its lncen-
tive in politics. The murderers
were arrested and safely lodged In
jail. Public feeling is said 10 have
rau high. and threats OF lynching
were INDUCED, but it is likely the
law will be allowed to take it's
course. A Gatling gun turned
loose among the numerous MUIR
derers and law breakers Of San
Miguel county, would have d good,
wholesome effect.