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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04
Congressional.

Monday. July 25-Senate Messrs
George and Hunton spoke in favor of tn,
Anti Option bill.
House: The report on the Raum inves
tigstion was presented and discussed
Tuesday-Senate; Senator Aldrich spoke
on the results of the Mckinley Tariff law
George Shiras was confirmed as Associate
Justice of the Supreme court.
House; The Deficiency bill was passed
and the Sundry Civil bill was discussed.
Wednesday-Senate: The New York
Bridge bill was taken up. but went over
without action; the Anti Option bill was
discussed; Watson K. Sperry was appoint
ed Minister to Persia>
House: The Worlds Fair appropria.
ton Of $1,000. 600 was passed, but on 8
motion to reconsider flibustering was be.
gun.
Thursday-Senate The Anti-Option
bill was further discussed
House: Filioustering against the Worlds
Fair appropriation continued q resolution
to adjourn on Saturday was passed.
Friday-Senators Carlisle, Sherman and
Proctor spoke upon the tariff.
House-Great excitement was aroused
by charge in Mr.. Watson's book of
drunkenness in the House; filibustering on
the Sundry Civil bill continued.
Saturday-Senate: The Anti Option bill
was laid over until the first day of the next
session; resolution was passed to extend
the appropriations for the Civil Service un-
til Wednesday.
House: Filibustering on the Worlds
Fair amendment to the Sandry Civil bill
was continued.
Both houses adjourned out of respect to
the memory Of Representative Craig, who
died in Pennsylvania.
The committee testimony was taken in
relation to Mr.. Watsons charges of drunk
enness In the House.
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Ir. MiIliken's Address.

On the first page of this issue we print
in full the exceptionally able address of
Hon. Seth L. Millken, made last Wednes-
day, before the Hancock County Republi-
can convention in this city. Mr.. Milliken
made some excellent points which are as
sharp as brier.
He shows conclusively that protective
tariff has been the policy of our govern
ment since its foundation. Our first tariff
act was drawn and introduced by James
Madison. 1t was duly enacted, and was
the first general law signed by President
Washington. The first to attack it was
John c. Calhoun, the South Carolina
nullifier, and the father of the reasonable
doctrine which led to our Civil War.
Free trade is the fundamental doctrine
OF the Democratic party. The constitu-
ton Of the dead Southern confederacy, so
far as it related to free trade, has been en-
grated into the Democratic national plat
form of the present campaign, by the
command of Southern Democrats.
Mr., Milliken points out the fact that
every State which carried the rebel flag
from 1861 to 1865, carries to-day the BAN
ner of free trade, and by is>appeals to the
voters of the country to elect Grover
Cleveland, President of the United States
The Republican protective policy finds
its authority in the constitution Of the
United States; the Democratic free trade
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policy, in the constitution of the Confed-
crate States. Let all good American citi-
zens inquire with Mr.. Milliken:
(which shall we have? Shall it be the
dogma of dead rebel Confederacy, or the
doctrine of our own constitution; the po-
liticsl economy sought to be enforced up
on US bt foreign importers through the aid
of an unpatriotic, uuAmericar party, or
the system of revenue established by our
fathers and proved by hundred years ex
perience to be benehcence to our people ?
A policy that shall utilize the resources
and employ the labor of people beyond
the sea, or one which shall develop our
own vast resources and give employment
to willing hands that are waiting for work
in our own country"
That is the question to be decided at the
ballot-box next November. The election
of Mr.. Harrison will be a decision in favor
of the United States constitution; the
election OF Mr.. Cleveland would decide the
matter In favor of the Confederate consti-
tuition plan. Which shall it be? Gentle
men. you pays your money aud yon takes
your choice"
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Well-known Musician Dead.
Isaac II. X. Downe- Released from SUI
fering.

Isaac II. X. powne- Released from SUI
fering.
I-ssc II. X. Downes a well-kuown musician
and instructor. died at his home, 90 sullivan
street, on Friday OF last week. after = loug and
painful Illness. OF cancer. Mr. Downes was
native Of Andover, but FOR nearly forty wears
had been resident OF this city.
For wears be was employed a. tuner IN the
Ladd plano factory, and for all OF twenty-five
yesrs he was Organist al the South Boston
house of correction lie wa Il thorough mu-
stefan. and hi services In the Masonic. Odd
Fellows and other bodies with which he " s..
affiliated were ia great demand. He was Il
msn Of practical charity. and hi disbur.e-
meuts among the needy poor were unceasing
He leaves 4 wife, one daughter and one grand
daughter. The funeral Wa. held on sunday
afternoon at his late residence. and wa. con
Quoted by Rev. A. :. Burrows OF the First
Baptist church. assisted by Chaplain Clark OF
the house Of correction. There were numer-
ou- beautiful f)rsl tributes from the orders
and friends. The burial was al MI Hope
ChdreSiorH Enterprise.
The shove announcement CARRIES sadness
and regret 10 his many friends in Hancock
county, where Mr.. Downes was long and fs-
vorsby known. and where bis skilled services
a. tuner and repairer 81 organs and pianos
Were highly valued. For more than twenty
nual. visits. By request. 10 Eastern Mane.
His musical abilities a. composer, Instructor
and performer were elevated and original He
was thoroughly original outside OF his profe.-
sion, was ahead Of his age in practical theories
pertaining to the best method. of right living
Strictly temperate, an outspoken reformer.
close student Of nature, n humanitarian In
the largest sense-never ostentatiou.ly but
quietly relieving suffering whenever It was his
opportunity. His liberal hand and generous
heart forbade accumulated property His
self-sacrifce for others enjoyment was a noted
trait OF character, happiest when distributing
bis income and never forgetting dumb animals,
Of whom he was a constant friend.
The tender and sincere sympathy OF large
circle Of appreeiative friends In this county Is
extended 10 his widow and other relatives.
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Strength and Health.

II you sre not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric BitierS. fila Grippe has lett
you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters.
This remedy acts directly on Liver. Stomach
and Kidneys. gently aiding those organs t.
perform their functions II YOU are afflicted
with Sick Headache. you viii find speedy and
permanent relief bN taking Electric Btters
hne trial viii convince YOU that iht- is th,
remedy YOU need Large bottles onl, j0c. AT 5.
u. Wiggin'- Drug Store.
During the dog-,isy session., the drain OF
ners on. snd ytisl energy may be cnuutrrsc,ed
~ the ne Of Aver. >sr-ApaTi'ia In purify
ing the hlood, ii SO. A. a superb correctiv.
aud ,onc aud ensblr, the system to defy ma
Iaris and other climate Influence.
Premature bsldn NAV be prevented anc
the hair made 10 grow on heads already bald
BIZ the use of Halt, Vegetable Sirillan Hail
Remover
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D No. LnmOine.
/ We have been enjoying - the very
/ warmest Summer for years, and for hay.
4 making unparalleled. Almost every one has
taken advantage Of the fine weather and
has his hay in the barns in excellent or.
/ der; crops generally fair But we need
rain very much to have vegetation amount
to anything.
/ Our summer visitors come and 60, some
confined to only few weeks and must
then leave, much TO the regret of friends
/ and relatives.
Since our last writing Mrs. Amos Adams
and Miss Carrie Stephens. both of New
buryport. Mass, are guests at Mrs. Ad-
ans sister, Mrs. J. H. Bragd, n's
Miss Alvira Austin of HYDE Park or
Boston, is guest at Mr.. Carlton Ausrin's.
Capt. A. c. Holt {whose vessel is 10
Bangor VINO made short visit to his
daughter, Mrs. DIR. Herbert Hodgkins. at
Esstport, last week, has returned Mrs
Holt, who accompanied him, remains
few weeks longer.
Mr.. j. H. Austin, mason, who has been
at work at his trade at Great Pond, Ellis
worth and other places, Is home getting
his hay; also Mr.. Edward Young, carpent-
er, who has been employed the year past
at Sorrento. is home. We hope, tor some
time.
Mrs. Simeon Young is thought to have
improved the past week or two, but on
Saturday had another i'll turn and DR..
Hagerthy who was passing, was called in.
She was quite comfortable on Sunday.
Rev. +. s. Bickford who has occupied
the Lamoine Baptist pulpit SO long and
acceptably delivered one of his excellent
sermons Sunday morning, tt an attentiv e
audience including many familiar faces of
former residents Of our town and some
strangers; text, Mary hath chosen the
good part that shall not be taken from
her"
Many of the older citizens of our town
and the surrounding districts, will be glad
to learn that an appointment was made by
Mr.. Bckford for Rev. David ID. Downie.
ID. d., who some twenty years ago occu-
pied the pulpts of Lsmoine and East La
moline, for three or four months during
bis vacation, to preach in the Lamoine
Baptist church on Sunday morning, August
7th aud perhaps the l4th. As he filled
the East Lamoine Baptist pulpit at 2 80
?. NJ. while here, it is presumed he will do
the same when he comes; yet it was not
SO announced.
Aug. |. D'SErT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04
Tie Hancock County Republican Conven-
t.ol and its Nominees.

The Hancock County Republican con
veutlou which was held in this city on
"Wednesday II last week j. eminently
worthy Of favorable mention Made up Of
'le stalwar, representative Republicans OF
Hancock county. It was such a convention
A. one delights u honor, snd one in which
aay man might have felt 81 honest pride
tia; It was his privilege TO be a member OF
There was some rivalry among aspiring
candidates and their friends Of course.
aut that only served 70 give zest to the
occasion and the proceedings. The best
NJ feeling characterized 81 the work Of
tac convention In fact there was not
pp.e in the meeting,
"Aud rot wsyc Of trouble rolled
Aero,, t. peaceful breast"
The nominations which were made are
ruineat,y satisfactory, we think. not only
g. tie gentlemen who constituted the con
u;ion bit n the Republicans Of the
vaoie county
The addresses, too. are feature, which
ase worthy Of note CDR own townsman,
Hon. A. z. Wiswell. was received with
lboandeI applause and a warm welcome
~ the platform where he briefly addressed
die convention His word, were right to
the putut and were especially well re-
ceyeJ Tie able speech OF Hon. Seth L.
Nuikeu. who was present and spoke for
shout tairtv minutes. viii be mentioned
elsewhere.
Tie crowu.u. glory Of the convention
VS. the nominations il made. DR.. Robert
T.. lIrnG-- Of Mt. Desert. was nominated
ay reclamation a. candidate for Senator
IL She eastern portion sf The county. No
better selection could have been made.
Dr Grlndle : man whom every true Re
publican will esteem it privilege TO sup
hort. Clean. Upright. able and level.
headed. be- viii prove model candidate
who We hope and trust will have the honor
VI preside over the deliberations Of the
Name Senate at lis next session.
Elmer 7. Suoford Of Deer Isle was
nominated for Senator from the western
mart Of the county. Mr. Snorord * one
liz liz rising Young men az .ha comfy
who will Be sure 10 succeed In any nosj.
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What is

Castora Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregoric Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oh.
Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhna and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatulency
Castoria assmilates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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D'NErT.

There 10 more Catarrh 10 this section of
the country than all other di eases put togeth-
er, and until the last few years was supposed
. he incurable. For great many years doc
tors pronounced 1t local disease, and pre-
scrioed local remedies, and by constantly fall
1t incurabe. Science has proved catarrh to be
constitutional disease, and therefore re.
quires constitutional treatment. Halls ca.
tarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, IL the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t Is taken internally In
aoses from ~ drops TO teaspOonful. II acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case 1t fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials. Address,
Z. >. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
n-Sold BY all Druggists, 75c. Aug.
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NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

i non resident owners in the town of Franklin
for the year lS9l, in bills committed To Franklin
French collector OF said town on the 18th day
OF May ISL, has been returned by him to me a.
remaining unpaid on the 24th day Of Nav ls!2
by his certificate of that date and they now re
main unpaid and notice l. hereby given that If
the said taxes, interest and charges are not paid
To the treasurer OF said town within eighteen
months from the date of commitment OF said
bills much Of the real estate taxesl "a will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor includ.
ing interest and charges, will, without further
notice, be sold at public auction at the store OF
l.. G. Bragdon in said town oS the 3rl day
of December, A. D. l>52, at three O'Clock in the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04
First District Republicans.

Hon. Thomas II. Reed Nominated by tc-
cihmatiou.
PoKn sND, July p. The Republican
First District Convention was held this
afternoon aud occupied only half an hour.
Hon. Joseph Bradbury OF Ssco, presided.
Hon. <. Dudley Freeman, OF Yarmouth.
presented the name OF Hon. 7. b. Reed as
Congressman, and was seconded BY Hon
H. Burbank. Of Saco, and he was nom
mated by reclamation. The resolutions
affirm loyalty TO the party and It's cand!-
lafas
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Otis A. Eldridge and Anna a. FL.
W bridge, both of Salem. county of Essex Com
monweath OF Massachusetts. by their mortgage
deed, dated the eleventh day of June A r. Is.tl.
and recorded in the Re2istry of Deeds for Han
cock county, state of Maine. vol 2is, page 49, con
veyed 10 me, I undersigned, a certain parcel Of
real estate situated on the easterly side OF school
street In the village of Bucksport, county of Han
cock, state of Maine, bounded as follows to vii
Beginning on the easterly side Of said street AZ
the southwest corner of land Of W D. Swazev's
tenement house lot; thence by said street souther
iy TO point which line drawn parallel with the
northerly side OF the red house occunied nv /
Turner and ten feet distant therefrom will inter
sect; thence easterly on line parallel with said
house ten feet northerly from it to the pond thence
northerly by the pond to said Swazey's land and
thence westerly by said Swazey's land 10 The
place of beginning being the same premises co e
yeyed to said Annie B. Eldridge BY deed from
Thee e; WoodInan, Receiver of the Bucksport
savings Bank, OF Bucksport, Maine, dated Octo
Der 10, A. ID. ISIS. and recorded in said Repistrv
OF Deeds for Hancock county, vol. l67, page is5:
now, therefore, the condition of said mor.qa o.
having been broken, | claim to forecIose the same
and give this notice for that purpose.
Dated at Bucksport aforesaid this lsth dax NJ
July. A. ID. 1892. %
FRANK \. WENDELL
5w56 By L. IL. Smith his attr
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The Anarchists Knold and Bauer, In
Pittsburg, had hearing in court and were
held In $4,000 bail on q charge of con-
spiracy.
Officials Of the Order of the Iron Hall
deny that the concern is insolvent.
The annual baby parade took place at
Asbury Park.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04

The only effect OF the legal complication.
which have arisen over the Eastern Maine
State fair management has been to increase the
interest in this years great show which will
be held August 81 and 81 and Sept. ana ?
Nice-President Greedy Of this city went 10
Bangor. Thursday. for consultation with the
other executive officers. They authorize the
statement that entries are being received earlier
than in any previous year and that already.
tive weeks In advance, there are from 80 to -
horses training at Mapewood to remain during
the fair. c. Il. Nelson OF Waterville arrived
Il, Bangor, Thursday night. with string OF
twelve horses beaded by the famous stallion
Nelson. 10, TO train during August and re-
main through the fair. Fearing that the pres
ent stall capacity OF the park NAV be oyertaxed
by the great rush OF horses, thirty men have
been placed at work building additional quar-.
tiers for the horses. The outside attractions
this year Will be the Mystic Park combination,
an English bailoonist and other features The
general offices Of the fair have already been
opened and the entire month Of August will be
devoted to perfecting the details of the exhibl-
ton.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE + hereby given thai have claim nv
lN mortgage upon the real estate described as
follows Two certain Iot- or parcels OF land sit.
uated In that part OF the town of Eden, county of
Hancock and state IF Maine, known Bar Har.
Dor. and bounded and described as follows
to Wit
FIRsr.-Beginning on the south side OF Cottage
street al the northeast corner of land now or
formerly owned by J. W. Manchester, Il being
hi- home lot thence following said Manchester
east line eoutherly 10 the north line Of land of +
). III. Rodick. thence following said line ea-
erly six rods more or less to Clara 4. Stubs
west line, thence following said >tubbs west line
northerly To Charlotte Higgins south line: thence
following said line westerly five rods more or
less to her southwest corner bound, thence fol
lowing -aid Higgins west line northerly to Cot
tage street thence following said Cottag &c street
westerly one rod more less to the first men
TONED hound, and contains thirty square rods
more or less.
SECoSD.-Beginning AT the northeast corner
of Charlotte W. Higgins land at a stake and
stones, thence running -Outherly to Rodick'-
land thence following said Kodick's line easter
" Fix rods; thence north 10 the cross road now
known a. Cottage street thence following said
road or street westerly to the aforementioned
bound, containing three igbths of an more
or less, subject however To mortgage OF $500
to the Bar Harbor Banking Trust Company.
Said mortgage Is for the principal sum of seven
teen hundred dollars and from Clara A. Stubbs
OF Eden, to the undersigned, l. dated December
9Th, lssS, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
on page $50. The conditions Of said mortgage
have been broken. by reason whereof claim
foreclosure Of the same ant, give this notice for
that purpose
EBEN NJ. HAMOR
Eden, Me, Aug. :, lse2. 3w3l
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f1rtut. r,.,,,t, ,,f rI,,e.,t '''''''' "''''N ANU
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: toi. i., f ,,5 ,,...i '''',''' "etl 'I '"i'A
p'',ttt,ll i'FI'''ht, lhht 'iii uitor auH nr,r u
4, . Till t",T'FN'' "t one "llIyN'rH tLlri part
~ ''. IAN F'd' '-lite, u Wt \ certain lot or
-, a a.. -" ~ 't'. I'd. .t'h%@ thereon
II 4'l i''iI p ,1.1 'f'n,d7'or" hn'''u "a
H'''" "t'' N'HI'i''l ana described t~ fol
~ h.. E,.i r. ,,t U' -'u'HeI9t '3fner '"uui
~ the lf i-;, - - 'i''y -'t thl "a the lire
Ti e IN tlu .''-' Iln"I Formerly known ~ the
r,, .." ,'.t i'n'e '9t any iAud Of l'rie- L.
ill., Ant 1 1i,n.y FHn.lHE 79uatriy by the ,e7'
,.r,,i d. '' 80 ON. 'i A''c r y Baker
R,Lrr t., NJ "a she H"r,h line VI SAID
rtuter " mo town roah, thence noriherly anI
ct.terly 10y the center Of the town ROAD Ia the
northwest corner of ,-al Rice stor. hot; thence
'o"tnttlS 'S ms wr7t lnc of -au! store lot about
srNtHtt h'e rect thence ca-terly by the south iue
o. 9ilH 't'1' tot sky Zee t" the place OF begin
nus ,',Nl'ht'S ti'Fe' t!-htu- 81 an acre, more
n''ns rs oth,e premises described In u
p. H,'' 'i"H tIN!hA T. Tracy % Mary :.
tiouNt't, l1''' Jung : $50. and recorded In the
1 b ."uh,E i'tElstrE OF Deeds. Book POI,
t.t7 sti,. H''.,l iett'In'y i ma lr, ne same
Il r 4 II 4 '.,,r gag hrtl hS .tlu LnvtpA
I, iit'y III ~'rf. ihIt sAil estate Is unprour-
- 90, az 'n','vs' W ''''l minor ana thHt Il will
.bcnl,i h.. s,it xxx, ~ a., w. -, minor shit HE SAM
IL. ~ " 7"l AAi' tht proceeds secured on Inter.
III, 3"ur Ptutl"hrr therefore prays your honor
XII ~ -, ny ~ llt i H"d empowered agree
above tl,..sriba,l real p.t,, ~ ~ az, ar te
In your onininn ,pr, III ~" part OF II a.
' " I ~ ~
C;opldsboro Jnne stb %, '"N " '"Lh'
STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK, At a Court ~ prn,,s,a ,a,,t il,
Dlurbin al thr sern,J ya.t',.n,'t''e uS''' az
A. u. lse. ~ "'''
on the petition aforesaid, ORpEsrp Th,, mn
tice be given By On blishiuv a conv Of AVA ia,i,i
with this order thereon three weeks st,rcess{,,ei
In the Ellsworth American q r.,,g,..,,-.. ,si,,IS
in kilswe nth, that all persons Interested may nj
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A. y. NORRIS
No. 9 Main Street.

The Republican convention at Rock
land Thursday might nominated repre-
ser'aiises :" the Legislature. Gardner L.
F4rrand sud Wi itl s. White by acclama-
tinn
-i'h Weed r. Nh. Track Association
vii hn.'i az .t... lAty meeting at Old or
ch-rd Kite Track. AuR ?. 3 T. : purse
Of $500 Is frrrJ III each elias The
entries closed rur>da, nigh of last week
and large number were received
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned tina. he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an adj
ministrator OF the estate of Mark r. Hatch
late of CastiDe, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
TO said deceased's estate, TO make immediate pay
ment, and those s.ho have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement
sILAS S. HATCH.
July 18th, A. d. IsSs 3w3l
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Castoria.

"Castnria Is SO we'll adapted To children that
l recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-
II. A. ARCHER, ". n,
III So, oxford st, Brooklyn, y. Y
our physicians in the chldrcus depart
meni have spoken highly OF their eIp~rt
ence in their outside practice with CIStutl
and although va only have among r
medical supplies what is known As regular
products, yet we are free to confess that The
merits OF Casioria has won US to look villa
favor upon it
UNtTKD TiosrrrAL AND DrsrxssARY,
Boston, Mass
ALtES G. SMITH Pres,
urrny Gfrnct Eau ynrIf Cftv