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A Little Girls Experience In q Light.
house.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers of
the Gov. Lighthouse al Sand Beach, Mich.
and are blessed with IA daughter, four wears
old. Last April she was taken down with
Measles, followed with dreadful Cough and
turning into Fever. Doctors at home and at
Detroit treated her. but in vain. she grew
worse rapidly. until she was a mere "handful
Of bones."--Then she tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and after the use OF two and half
bottles. wac completely cured. They say DR..
Kings New Discovery Is worth its weight in
gold, vet You may get trial Bottle free 1t s.
D. Virgins Drug Store,
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Congressional

Tuesday, May 3.-The Senate The
conference report on the Chinese Exclu-
sion bill was agreed to.
The House: The Diplomatic and Con-
sular Appropriation bill was passed
Wednesday.-SeDste: No business of
public interest was done.
House: The Chinese Exclusion bill was
passed; the River and Harbor bill was
taken up.
Thursday, Senate: The Choctaw
and Chickasaw award was discussed.
The House: The River and Harbor APP
preparation bill was considered,
Friday,-The Senate: The Choctaw and
Chickasaw award was discussed eulogies
on the late Senator Wilson of Maryland,
were pronounced.
The House; The River and Harbor D.
preparation bill was considered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

Key. b. l. Whitman, who has been
elected president Of Colby University, was
born in Nova Scotia % years ago. He
was member Of the class of SO at
Worcester Academy and graduated from
Brown University in 1887 with high
honors. He then entered the seminary at
Newton. graduating in 1890 The Free
Street church, of Portland. was his first
pastorate. The Free Street Baptist church
has had many able pastors, but none of
them have exceled him either in his
pastoral relations or a. an expounder of
the divine message. He is unQueslonably
the most eloquent speaker in the Baptist
denomination in this state. if not in New
England. He is man OF broad mind. a
deep and earnest thinker. a searcher after
truth, active and progressive: qualities
mat are very necessary. nay, which are
essential TO the proper discharge OF his
duties He has taken the matter under
advIsement but it is thought probable
that he viii accept Mr.. Whitman will be
among the youngest college presidents of
the country. President Hyde was p when
he took hold at Bowdon, and President
Andrews Of Brown was 2s The plan Of
selecting young men for these responsible
places seems 70 have worked we'll and to
have become established.
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PROPOSALS.
Sheriff. Sale.

HANCOCK, IS May 18th, 1892.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. issued
- from the Supreme judicial Court for the
county OF Hancock, State of Maine upon a iudg
ment of said court rendered at the April term
thereof A. ID. 1882, which judgment bears date the
4th OF May, A. ID. 1882, against Richard Jude of
Ellsworth, in said county and State and in fa
vor of A. +. Burnham of Ellsworth, in said
county and state for the sum of eighty one dol
lars and twenty seven cents damage, and seven
teen dollars and eighty three cents costs of suit
with fifteen cents more for said writ OF execu
ton, | have seized and taken the hereina fter
described real estate and all the right title and
interest which the said Richard Jude had in and
to the same on the 18th day of September A. d.
1881, at D O'Clock in the afternoon the time when
the same was attached on the original writ in the
action on which the aforesaid Judgment was
given, to wit certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in said Ellsworth and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit Beginning on the
easterly line of Oak street at the southwest cor
ner of Richard Jude's homestead lot; thence fol
lowing his southerly line to the westerly line OF
the railroad; thence southerly on the westerly
line of said railroad to a new street running from
Oak street easterly, the distance from said Jude's
westerly the line of said street nine rods more
or less, to Oak street; thence nOrtherly on the
east line of Oak street about four rods to the
place of beginning, containing thirty-six square
rods, more or less, and described in Hancock
Registry of Deeds in Book 1885, Page 155.
And on Saturday, the 18th day of June, A. d.
lS9z at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the SHEER
if's Office in Ellsworth, Hancock county, shall
sell by public auction all the above described
real estate and all the right title and interest to
satisfy said execution above mentioned and Incl
dental charges.
Dated May 18th, A. D. 1892
swis IF. HOOPER, Deputy Sheriff.
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DURsUAN to and In execution of the power of
1 sale contained in a certain mortgage deed
given by John J. Pratt of Wakefield, county OF
Mit,ileseN. State OF Massachusetts to the French
mans Bay and Mt. Desert Land and Water Com
pany, a corporation established and existing un-
der the laws OF the State OF Maine, and located at
Bar Harhor Eden, Hancock county, Maine, dated
december 2sth, A. u. 1887. and recorded February
9th. A, u lssg. in the Registry of Deeds for Han
cock county, Maine in vol 81, page y o. for breach
of the condition contained In said mortgage deed
and for the purpose Of foreclosing said mortgage,
will he sold at public auction, at the Office
Of Hale 4 Hamn, in Ellsworth. Hancock county,
Maize, on Monday. the 18th day of NAV, A. ID.
ls.t, at ten O'Clock and thirty minutes In the fore
noon. all n d singular the premises conveyed by
said mortgage deed, with all improvements there
on, and described In said mortgage as follows;
"A certain lot OF land situated in Sorrento.
Point Harbor, Hancock county Maine, being lot
number seventeen az In section l.. of division
one ~ accorting 10 plan OF lands Of said com
pany male by Gilbert u. simpson, surveyor, and
recorded In Hancock county Registry Of Deeds at
Ellsworth. Maine, being the same lot conveyed to
me by deed from said company AMI subject tn the
restrictions contained therein. said lot seventeen
~ containing ten thousand six hundred and
forty tl~+o) square feet more or less.
One hundred dollars will be required 10 he paid
in cash hy The purchaser ut the time and place Of
sale. ami other terms will he announced at the
time and place Of sale. For further particulars
inquire OF the mortgage.
FRENCHMAS's BAY AND Mt. DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
by Geo. W Armstrong,
Its Vice President.
And by e.. ID. Braman,
SwI- its Treasurer.
Bar Harbor, Eden, Maine. April 25th, 4. d. ls9'-
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The funeral of Mrs Mary Atherton o,
Bllehlil occurred on Tuesday at 10 A. NJ
81 the home OF her daughter, Mrs Julia
wilson IN this village. Rev. Mr. Donnel
Of Biuehill ofiiciated Among those pr.s.
ent were Mr. Colon Ober of Auburndale,
Mass. also Mrs. Merrill of Boston.
Mass, and Miss May ODER of Bluehill.
The lnterment took place here in Rural
cemetery. The sympathy of a large circle
of friends we would extend to the home
circle SO suddenly deprived Of the earthly
life of noble mother
Arbor Day is observed here The school
children are off for the woods the olde il
taking spades and axes with which to fell
trees for transpautiDg. Our village teach
er, Miss Deyereux guides the enterprise.
Five trees have been set out in front Of
the school house.
The new boat small Yacht, being con-
structed by Mr. Fred Carter is nearly com.
pleted
The entertainment Of the Public I'm
prevement Society given May End con-
sidering the bad weather, was well attend.
ed. The program included music. tabieaux.
select readings. etc. May Small, Lizzie
Guptill and Blanche Preble were among
the little folks who did nicely The net
funds of SIS As will be used in sidewalk i'm
provements.
Miss Fannie Herrick is teaching the
school in district No. I, on the BROOKLYN
side of the bridge.
Mr.. o. P. Carter attended the Grand
Lodge of F. A. NJ, in Portland last
week
Mrs. A. E. Sylvester has returned from
Boston with full line Of latest millinery.
She was taken sick in Boston and has been
quite sick since her return home: but now
seems TO be improving
Mrs. Roland FIVE of Brooklin is teach
ing school in district No 3.
The Hancock County s. S. Convention
assembled here May 3rd. The evening
session was largely attended. Mr.. March
and Rev. G. B. Ilsley occupied the evening.
A report of the session can be seen else.
where.
The parish year closed Nav 4th. The
finances were in an excellent state. Recent
efforts had brought about good results.
The pastor expects to take his annual va
cation, beginning May 10th and returning
for the third Sunday in June His trip
may include the national anniversaries
(BaptisD at Philadelphia; also the com
mencement at Mortified. Members If the
church have kindly offered to defray his
travelling expenses to Philadelphia, which
present is highly appreciated.
Msy6 FAD.
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Atlantic.
School in district No. 2, began Monday
taught by Miss Maud Mason of Southwest
Harbor.
H. NJ. Ttayer arrived from Green's
Landing Saturday.
Mr.. v. F. Stanley is painting a house
for Mrs. Edith Staples.
School in district No. 5, began Monday
taught by Miss Lue Small Of Sunset.
Mr. B. J. Staples has purchased horse,
to be used for delivering goods in the
grocery business.
Mrs. Edith Staples, who has been visit
ing in Rocklsnd and Portland, arrived
home Wednesday.
There will be sociable and supper At
the school-house May 10th.
May
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Bartletts island.

Since my last writing death has again
been among Us and nur number has been
made less by two, Mrs. Lillian |. smith.
wife of Lester + Smith. died March :. At
the home ~ her cousin Alta : Dow at
the Centre. fremont. of Bright'- disease
knowing that her time here WAS short she
made every preparation for her departure
remembering every one by some token left
especially for them. She gave her heart
To Christ some time ago. and at her ex-
press desire the rite Of baptism was adj.
mni>tered 70 her by the Rev l. Bates OF
Southwest liarbor, ahou. one month be.
fore her death. thus having her last wish
given her. She was the daughter Of
David and Lois Bartlett ~ this place. and
leaves beside her husband. mother.
three sisters, six brothers, aud many other
friends 10 mourn her loss, She j. the fr-t
to he taken from the children of this
family
Harry + Pepper of this place. died in
the hospital in Boston March ID. of con
sumption. He Wa born III Boston and
when about SIX years old came - this
place with his brother Charlie 20 live With
| his uncle, Mr. David Bartlett. where h..
ha~ always made ms home. When he left
this place ten months ago to tud work In
Boston, We little thought that We we're
bidding him a Last good bve He wa> %
wears and six months Oh. and the LAT Of
his family of i've all ot whom iiei of
/ consumption except one. who died IT
cholera iufantum whcu Quire small What
j. li''le singular is that he and hi~ broth.
or Charlie should both 70 A. about the
same age.
We shall meet bat We ~h-ll mi. him.
There will De one vacant CHAIR
School commences NJ rd,y. kept by
, Mr. Hattie Gray II Pretty Msr>h
The ladies' have been hxjns up the two
grave yards in thi- p.scr, AID with some
help from the gentlemen have made quite
an Improvement Ia them b
Nav :.
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All great, successful. and progressive
ideas bearing on the public life and policy
of the nation, within the last thirty years,
have been originated by Republicans
Reciprocity is great, successful and pro-
gressiye idea.
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CURE YOURSELF.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book published. 100 pages. elegant col.
ofed plates. VIII be sent 10 YOU on receipt Of
three 2-cent stamps 10 pay postage. Address
A. PDrdwsy Il Co., Boston Mass
i SUFFERED from severe cold In nv
bead foI months and could get no relief Mas
ad'ise 10 Use Ey's Cream Balm II has
worked like magic In il cure. | SIN free from,
my cold using the Balm one week. and De.
lere 1t Is the best remedy known Samuel J
Harris, " hole-ale Grocer llg Front St. New
York
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate

PURSUANT to and in execution OF tho no,,a- =,
/ sale contained in a certain MORTGAGE d.,
given by John j. Pratt, of Wakedeld cr, 80 :.
Middlesex, State OF Massachusetts 10 ,ha 49, ~
mans BAY and MI. Desert Land and Water Co.
Pany corporation established and existing M
ger tne ia"s OF the state of Maine and locafed a,
bar HarboT, Eden, Hancock county Main, Ia, q,
Deceinber? T., A. ID. lss7, and recorded Fei,rusrr
sth. A. ID. lss9, In The Registry Of Deeds Ia Ma,s
cock county, Maine, in vol pa naa.. 90, nan a
breach of the condition contained in said -, au'
gage deed and for the purpose of foreclosir t ,
mortgage. Will be sold at public auct,on q, e
nee OF Hale and Hamn. in ElIswortb Uan "
county, Maine, on Monday, the 18th iay az NJ
a. u losz. az nine O'Clock and ten minutes in ~.
forenoon, all ana singular the premises conva 'i1
4y said mortgage deed, with all Improvement
lows: i'sase as fol-
"A certain lot Of land situated in .so,-o.
folnt fiarb0r, Hancock county Maina tat n'p,
NO. thirteen (i3l In section W OF divis;n ling iot
according to plan of lands of said comnan ohe "
py Ulineft T. simpson, surveyor, to be recarIad
being the same lot conveyed TO me NV a. "a 80 .eu,
SAID company and subject to he restrictons ao
tanned therein; said thirteen fl3l conta,n; co
r ,ass 'hree hundred squsre feet UsO0 more
One hundred dollars win be required To no mi,
sale, and other terms will he annonncaP 'a.e ot
tune and place OF sale. For further par,;ea, .,e
inquire of the MORTGAGE p"iaeorirs
fREsCHMAS's BAY AND MT pgsrer
LAND AND WATER COMPANY
by Geo. W. Armstrong,
And by G. d. Braman, ''en''
Bar HarbOr. Eden. Maine. April sssa. N p "a,
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State News.

Charles Laug of Saccarappa. took
poison in a room in Middlesex street.
Lowell, Thursday morning and died. He
left note saving his heart Was broken be-
cause his wife would not live with him
He had been at work in Cambridge as a
car repsirer for two months. He was "a
years old.
William Stanton and his son Clarence
were drowned at Spruce Head Thursday
morning. They left Spruce Head for Seal
Hsrhor in a small boat at 6 O'Clock. 1t is
supposed that a squat capszed the boat as
three quarters of an hour later Stanton's
body was found clngiug to the boat and
the body of the son was found near by.
As three workmen in Dennlson's red
mill at Topsham were passing ball Friday
morning before going TO work the ball
| went into the river In endeavoring to
regain it Orrin ID. White of Brunswick fell
| into the river and was carried over the
| dam and drowned. The body was re-
covered. White was very popular young
man, about 81 years old, and had been at
work at Topsham only about five weeks.
| The post-othce at Jonesport was raid
| ed by burglars Thursday night. The safe
was blown open and $500 was distracted.
| ALI Saco schools held Arbor day exer-
cises. planting tees in the park and school
yards.
| The Secretary Of the Treasury has APP
| pointed Frederick Ii. Hodgkns third assis-
tant keeper of the light station at Ma
tnicus rock.
The Sophomore prize defamation
class of "a, Colby University, Watervlle,
took place at the Baptist church Friday
evening. A large audience was In attend
ance and the affair passed off very success
fully.
-Biddeford drug clerks who were re.
Gently arrested on charges of single sale of
liquor on information furnished by local
| Good Templars are now being served with
warrants charging them with maintaining
nuisances. The matter will come up be
fore the grand jury Of the York County
| Supreme Court this month.
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TUE subscriber hereby gives nnh,,, .,---
80 cpncerhed that he has been dnly ans,i 10 az
mnstrao osHen upon himself the trust OK an All
late Of Pde o' inc estate OF Clarinda Thomaa
ceased hn en, IN the county OF Hancoet %a
s seasea, oy giving bond as the law drec,s de,
to al" deco reanests ali persons who are indeb,eS
ment. and thasa estate to make immediate nav
70 exhibit the same for settlement. "n''' 'nereon
March 9th, A. d. 1892. NJ NOR.
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coDc.r soaper hereby gives public notice To al,
concerned, that she has been dnl- 49,. ~ al,
anu mas taken upon herself the trust of ppoh,ea
,a,e " OF the estate of Clarissa r. AM na
leased, by giving bond as the law d;rao.ck' ne
the 9 fequests all persons who are nde;ed ?,
payment a and ,Se estate to make immediate
on % exhibit the same for settlement 'anus 'here-
Ap,il 18th. a n $40, ELIZABETH TRUE,
3W
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Draperies and Curtains.

As usual We make spccia. tHI.'-- .s,e
this department attractive. .s .F..
novelties fully one season at.4. s ur
other dealer. An examina,luu E --u-
eral housekeeping goods WI r-.. .-
able TO our customers.
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WASH DRESS GOODS

In all the staples and npvr.,., 't.a
Goods never Were as cheap g. .r A..
now We are offering SOM. r-rn,lre
bargains in this line.
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Since the cotton states are able to sell
their great staple abroad for gold they are
entirely content to have other sections
take the risks and dangers of unlimited
silver coinage at home
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate

D. R>t ANT TO and in execution of the power of
safe contained In certain mortgage deeI
gwen ON lohn calvert OF Philddephia cnilnty III
Philadelphia. State OF PENNSYLVANIA IL ~.
rrchchfnan's bay amt Mt. Desert Land and Wn
YET company, corporation estabN she'd and exist
ing uhltr the laws of the state of Maine and
located at Bar Har or, ttien Hancock rnnntv
Maine dated May nth, A. D. ISIS and rer,r,Iei
WAY -Ath, A. d. ls~s, Ia the Registry Of Deeds Ia
iahcock county. Maine. In book 22s, page ii, In,
pfthch OF the condition contained In said NOR,
gag heti' ana Tor the purpose of furecio.ipy
sAlu inn'lSaSt VII he sold at public auction al
the office of Hale Il Hamin In rIlsuor,h Jan
cock county, Maine. on Mon,tay, liz / III iay ~
May, A. II 's't, AT nine O'Clock and forty minutes
IN the forenoon. all and singular tbs, urrmi.es
cohSeyei by said mortgage deed with aIiIn
prosements thereon. and described In said mor,
gage as follows: ~
"A certain lot or parcel OF land situated In
Sorrento Point Harbor, Hancock countv
Maine. being lot p in section A division ON. IN
pan or ends OF said COMPANY mad, nv q 4
simpson, surveyor, to be recorded: sail lot -
neihg bounded as follows. to wit: NortherIv he
oapfage street 10 feet; easferly by lot p in said
section 40 feet; southery by lot 81 in said src,inn
10 feet; westerly BY Main street So feet. aait H.,
% containing $3.50 square feet. more or less ana
peihg the same premises this day conveyed Ia me
by said company by deed oil even date and To he
recorded herewith" "' '" o'
fltty dollars will be required to he paid in ash
hy the purchaser at the time and plar. 81 saIa
ana other terms Will be announced at the tine
ami place OF sale, For further particulars III
quire OF the mortgage. an
fRENCHMAN's BAY AND Mt DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
By Geo. ". Armstrong,
And by q. ID. Braman,
port, - its Treasurer.
bar Harbor. Eden, Maine, April 25th, A. d. 1892
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The nearer the farm and factory are
to each other the greater the home market.
and the greater the home market the great
er the value Of the farm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

The nearer producer and consumer are
brought together the more the profit to the
producer, the less the cost TO the consum-
er and the less the profit to the middle
man.
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The best shoe made for farmers and all
outdoor workers is the Tapley Bread Win
ner." which Is manufactured expressly for
their use. 1t is capital shoe for wear, easy
and plant to the foot and at the same time
tough and durable. Don't fail to see it when
purchasing your next pair of shoes.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria
rheumatism Cured in a Day,

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in to day. IT. aciion
upon the system is remarkable aud MYSTERIOUS
II removes At once the and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose great
!. benefits. IS cents. Sold by $. ID. Wig,in,
druggist, Ellsworth. lyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

Every worker at manufacturing in this
country consumes over $50 worth Of our
agricultural produce per year, the English
laborer consuming only SAP worth.
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subscriber hereby gives public NOTICE :. =,
ana M that she has been duly annoin, az,
minsars,oIa taken upon herself the trust Of an sd
late OF Mt R,sa .ne estate OF Hiram G. Raymond
there,nra oy giving bond the law drec,s. s de
to sad sec ranes.s al persons who are neb se
ment and tbass estate to make immediate nav
eAhois the same for settlement. A"s 'hereoh to
April Isth. = -, NARY Y. RAYMOND.
3wl7
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On the free coinage issue as on other
political questions the South proceeds on
the theory that its gain would be the
North's loss.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w mas. Mas. Calvin Curtis, OF surrv. in tho
his n opnny o. Hancock and State Of Maine hv
Her AMI ueeh by him signed, dated seutem
,b. hancock Registry OF Deeds, conveyed 10 pa az
.,,n, u,o,srsigned' certain lot or parcel ~ IL nd
.a a IN Surry aforesaid and bounded a., ,'
serioed as follows. to wit: peefnnIp, "n az ne
I'LL u mon River Bay at land owned bv Jamas
,.a .henec on said Clark's line north ~ W.,
D. D. Injured anu seventy -four rods To Rt,"hiI,
% thence running south 30 west on The shnra
~ sa.a Pay thence running south ~ eas, 20 ~,
snI ,, ,nence by the road southeriy 70 rod
,h ence oy said wall south so east To the shnnI
eontsin,osy he shore to the first mentioned bound
the condii,an y. arres more or less, and whereas
; .ereiore BY reason OF the breach OF The Se,
gage. HOW OF said mort
Fnswo-.. by his Attorney, G. B. sTrApr
hiS"orth' Maine. April Both, Issa swiss