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A Little Girls Experience In a Light.
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~ lsAtSNhbCANC Ia . ~ =
house.
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the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich.
and are blessed with daughter. four years
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Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday. June Is
Sch |. u Remick. staples. Boston
sch Forester Farre I, Boston
sch Capt John. smith. New York
SAILED
Sch Aladdin. DAVIS. Mt Desert
ARRIVED
Thursday. June 10
Sch Layolta, Whitaker. Portland
Sch = \ MaE.e kicf Portland
SAILED
Friday. June Il
sch d 5 Lawrence. Patterson Plymouth
"Wednesday. Iuue p
Sch Emily. Moon. Salem
sch lavoIta. Whitaker Rondout
sch = A Magee. kief. Rondout
Sch Eastern Queen. lampson. Portland
Domestic Ports.
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Ha-kel, Lennon Passage. {
Ar June ~, ~ch- II Curtis. Haskell, Green :
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BALTIMuRE-tld june l., sch Mary { stuart
JoV, gloucester
pUrCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar June l. sch Vie
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Re, hLt>p.>d June -, ~ch Waldemar. lie
land. Port Prince
NEW fuRK-Ar June II. -chs J rainc from
Franklin. nro. Gurnry tlu--on, Franklin, Al.
bion, Nuttrr. >"nc- sound
Sid June l.. -ch- " Barnard and VI b Mahu
ncy Bangor
Ar June l.. sch- Marx Pcnlicton, Pcn,ilrtuu.
Perth hmhoy Tor Bar Fiarbor, Kit Carson. Tap
ley, Bangor q Hart. Kelley, Eluehill. \ IIav
ford. Cummings, Franklin
Ar june ID sch Henry ; Woodruff HOdgk tn-
May aEGcz, + X
Sid June Is, sch Lucia Porter. Tapley
Ar June Is. -chs sallic u. Kennedy. sullivan.
BrvaA Of bay, Lewis, Wheeler Bay Chrome.
Wooster Vineyard Haven
tid June IL. sch Elerta Bailey,
Jordan, kockport
Ar June Is, sch Myronu-, Chatto, wilmingto
Del
FoRrLASp-Cd June Is. sch Union. Galley.
fremont
Ar June l., -ch- Annie 1. Green, Cousins Gas
tine for Salem, " 7 Emcr ,ou, Clements, and
Commerce, Perkins, Bangor for Boston. Hattie
, Collins and Cornela \ >oyie, Deer Isle for
Boston
foEr~AnU rH-Ar June II, -.h- Princess Pen.
obscot for Boston Alida, Franklin for Boston
Foreign Porss.
AMBER $ed prCvio to June L. ship Wni
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81 JOHS. y RI 1T June Is sch Lizzie Coch
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RIO JA>tIKo-Ar May :, bark Ananw Tide
Reyes, for Nacciu
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Representative to Congress,
Andrew P. Wiswell.
The Hancock County Towns
Strongly Indorse his
Candidacy.
Up to Date. the Vote Stands,
WiswelI, 81; Burleigh, 3.

The following is the list Of delegates so
far as elected:
Amherst, o. II. Buzzell.
Bucksport. Isaac Britton, Jas. W. Pat
terson, Oscar p. Cunningham. Elijah p.
Emerson, Oscar F. Fellows, Guy. W. Nc.
Aiister.
Brooklin, S. G. Stevens, G. r. Alien.
Capt. VIM. Fl. Freethy.
Brooksville Capt. Jere Jones, Capt. C.
II. Perkins. J. G. Walker.
Deer Isle. A. y. Gross, Edwin L. Has
kell. Benz. +. Warren. John L. Goss.
Eden, Eugene b. Richards. +. S. Clark,
VIM. Fennelly, w. II. Davis, Bartlett Rey.
nolds. Chas. X. Clark.
Ellsworth, J. c. Chilcott, A. II. Norris,
A. NJ. Hopkins, Geo. p. Dutton, H. f.
Hamlin, Fred l.. Kent. Henry Whiting, Jr.,
F, b. Aiken, Geo. A. Phillips, A. W. Cush-
man.
Franklin.
Gouldsboro, B. f. Tracy. Capt. s. O.
Moore, K. K Joy, Galen Smith.
Hancock, A. B. Crabtree, |. l.. Ward
well, +. l.. S,ratton.
Isle au Haul, John +. Barter
Mariaville, Mark Frost
Mount Desert. J W. Sumes, b. T.
Ather'on, K. l.. Grindle.
Penohscot, C X. Bridges, A. +. Var
mum, Eiiery Bowden.
Sedgwick Samuel Herrick, X. Z. Hag-
erthy, H. W. Sargent.
Sullivan. Gilbert f. Simpson, Henry
Boynton. Moses Hawkins.
Trenton. X. X Thompson.
Wa!tham, A. X Haslam.
Long Island. for Wiswell.
The above named delegates are personal
friends of Mr.. Wiswell and have been Sc
lected in their various towns because of
their well-known belief In his candidacy.
We publish some of the resolutions that
have been passed by the csucuses:
DER ISLE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23


The news Of Emmons Blsine's death
reached Mr. Blaine and family at Stanwood,
Bar Harbor, little after noon, Saturday.
The family were greatly Frustrated by grief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine and Miss Blaine left for
Chicago on the O'Clock train that afternoon.
The first intimation that Emmons Blaine was
Ill was a telegram that reached Stanwood just
after breakfast Saturday morning, saying that
be was i'll Wednesday, but was out Thursday.
This was followed shortly after by message
saying that he was DANCE rously III. About
noon third despatch stated that be was
growing worse and the doctors said II no
change occurred In "a hours there was no
hope. Upon the first news OF bis serious Ill
ness preparations were made to leave on the
first train. Between and O'Clock Saturday
afternoon came word Of his death. Mrs.
Blaine was frantic with grief and the whole
family was greatly prostrated. EmmOns Blaine
had many friends In Bar Harbor and the news
spread rapidly. Expressions of sympathy were
heard on every hand. Nearly half an hour
before the ferry steamer was to leave, the ex-
Secretary. accompanied by Mrs. Blaine and
Miss Hattie Blaine, arrived At the wharf.
The whole party seemed overwhelmed with
sorrow. Mr.. Blaine was very pale and walked
with quick step. Mrs. Blaine. who leaned
upon bis arm. gave way to her sorrow, sob
bling and moaning aloud. The party took seats
Ia the pilot house as the boat left the wharf at
three O'Clock. Mr.. Blaine sat with bowed
hsed, his bat pulled down over his eyes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

The Republicans Of Penohscot represented by
thu raucu- recognize in Audcw l.. Wl-wcll =
man of ability and Integrity. therefore,
kess4irtri. that We heartily favor his nomination
n candidate for Representative 10 Congress at
the nHrntiun to Tee held ~ WaterN HE. and,
R"sc4r'f, that we instruct our delegates Ia use
All honorable means Ia ali In securing hi nomi-
nation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
XI.t

hcsntred, That &c l. the unanimous sense Of
this caucus that heartily endorse the taudi.
dacy az Hon. \. L. Wi-weli Of Ellsworth. for
Con gresham from the 8ui District ~ Maine
and that Ne hereby Instruct cur delegation for
him ana Ia Use all honorable means 90 secure hi-
tL..iit NM I'm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

The Republicans Of Deer Isle. In caucus a
~"mhied, rcaflirm our faith In the principles aud
policies Of the Republican party. We believe
that the character and ability OF candidates for
public olice should lie such a. to commend them
a. the conscience Of our people Recognizing
the high character, ~potie~- integrity, aud grrat
ability ~ the Honorable Andrew T.. NiSwcil II
Ellsworth, We believe that hi nomination hy the
Ihiri ni-tric, Republican Convention, a. can
dIdate for Representative t" the airi Congress.
Will he for the best Interest Of the Republican
party and ~ thi- constituency therefore. be II
Hcsalrsi ~ the Republicans OF Deer Isle
that the dele gates chosen hy this caucus he IN.
-tructc4i, and they arr hereby instructed ta use
all honorable ofTurt- to make Andrew l.. Wi-well
the nominee OF said ouyenttuu, and to vote for
him each and every ballot. until he shall bc
nominated. or his name withdrawn from the
convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
Draperies and Curtains.
WASH DRESS GOODS

In all the staples and novelties. Cotton
Goods never were as cheap as they are
now. We are offering some remarkable
bargains in this line.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
C-O-R-S-E-T-S.

We have all of the leading makes but
make a specially of DR.. Warmers Corsets,
for Domestic Corsets and c B a la Spirite
for Foreign Goods. These two makes
give the best satisfaction of any Corsets
we ever handled. Prices range from so
cts. to $3.50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
Perrin FyeyeS'
Kid Gloves.

We are selling agents for above goods
They are undoubtedly the best goods in
the world Every pair We warrant. All
the new spring shades In Pearls, Modes
States, Tans, White and Black, We have in
stock. Prices range from 81 % to So 90
per pair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
The highest praise has been won by HOODS
LIS for their easy, yet efficient action.
DOCTOR YOURSELF

and save money, and perhaps your life. Send
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

AFTER using Ely's Cream Balm two
months was surprised to find that the right
nostril, which was closed for over twenty
years, was open and free as the other, and can
use 1t now as l could not do for many years.
l feel very thankful.-R. II. Cressenghsm. 275
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

In all the fashionable shades and fabrics
This department is all right. full line
Of Fables, China Surah, Satin and also
Figured Silks in Nil colors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

10: BROOKLYN 3; Eden, s: Franklin, 3; Goulds-
boro. 4 Isle AL Haul. /; Mt. Desert, 3; Sedg-
wick. 3; sullivan. 5; Wsltham. l Hancock. 3 !;
Penobscot 3; Brooksville. 3; Mariaville. / :;
Trenton, l. Amherst, l. The total is 60 all of
whom are for Wiswell. except in Franklin
for Burieigh. The principal fights in the cleo
ton Of delegates were in the towns Of Deer
Isle and Buck.port. The vote at the Deer
Isle caucus was ll6 for Wisweil and Ga for
Burleigh. In Bucksport there were So votes
for Wiswell and "A for Burleigh. In nearly
all the other towns the delegates were elected
unanimously for Wiswell.
The schooner Ssle B. arrived at Red
Hook, Wednesday night. with the captain and
three OF the crew Of the schooner Jed Frye
which she sank in collision between Long Sand
shoal and Plum island at the eastern extremity
of Long island at . o'clock Monday morning
OF last week. William Ward. a seaman on the
sunken vessel, who lived at Calais, was lost in
the wreck. Each captain thinks the other was
responsible for the collision and disaster. The
Jed Frye was bound from Weehaw ken to
Danver-port, Mass, with 800 tons of coal.
Three-quarters of the vessel was owned by her
skipper. J. P. Langley of this city " ho, when
she sank. lost all he owned in the vessel as she
was not insured. The Salie B., " hich sur
viyed the collision. halls from Sullivan, Me-,
and was bound from that port, under Capt
Kennedy, with cargo of building stone.
"Wednesday forenoon about 10 O'Clock Mr.
james Bennett Of Verona. met with a serious
accident in Bucksport. While driving to
steamboat wharf his horse. spirited one,
took fright and shying. threw Mr.. Bennett out
OF the carriage upon the plank OF the wharf
and striking upon his head he became uncon
scious. Mr.. Bennett was taken into the " ait
ing room aud in II short time restored to par
tial consciousness, when be was removed t.
/ DIR. Emersons. and his wounds which v er,
many about the head. were dressed and h,
made as comfortable as possible, and about
I o'clock he was taken TO his home in Verona
] the doctor deciding that there was consders
bic injury TO the brain. A Young man. Franz
Gray. who was in the wagon with Mr.. Ben
nett was slso thrown out at the same time
striking bis head and left arm, and suffered
considerable pain from both for the rest OF thu
! day, but not enough to need physician.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

ALLEN G SMITH, Pres,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19

Tho Gold spangled Hginburgs arc OK
ceeding handsome fowls, For persons
who want ornamental chickens nothlng
Is bottor. They are ica,hered in the
breast like an English cock pheasant
Bcsides being 90 handsome, they are
good layers and their meat 10 first class,
They IRE % medium size.
Some farmtrs have succeeded well
with corn onsilage for breeding ewes.
They have Rlso been able TO raise lambs
on II with profit.
Now that tho millionaire Vice presi-
dent Morton is IN tho incubator business,
and makes no chicken bones Of the fact,
perhaps those who sncorcd at ex-Presi-
dent Hayes because he found his pleas.
ure in fancy fowl breeding may cease
their iibes. It 10 much better to raise
good chickens than 10 wrcstle with bad
politicians.
o fyou want latc winter hroilers, rel
Your incubators going in November, OF
set your hens, II you prefer raising the
broilers in that way.
When Il is time 10 take the pigs away
from the SOW, atop giving sloppY food
pud roots that her milk may dry mp. II
Is better TO begin this Ms soon as the pig
have learned TO drink milk at the trough
They should have trough so arranged
That the SOW cannot get TO H. and swee
milk should be- given, milk warm al hrss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19

give more here than very general
mention NJ Il. Abiding 10 that trite
aeniimant>-"Flrst In war, q tst In peace
and nrst In the hearts Of mis- country
menu Mfr. Thatcher said. mot first In
war NJ conquest for glory and gain;
not first In war OF myrlad.hnnGed
murder In the red shadow Of the
march; hut frat In n war for the liberty
OF his countrymen aud first In q war
for the rights OF unborn millions. Not
first In the uncertain peace secured nj
the price Of dishonor, out first IN peace
made permanent by Justice bofore the
secular and divine law. Not first In
the hearts OF his countrymen through
intrigue and bribery, nor through
tho dispensing Of governmental
patronage to corrupt officials, but nrst
| in the hearts OF his c1untrymen
because hi. counirymon were inst,
last and always in his heart. For
them he lived, for them no was ever
ready to dle.b The apostropho TO
Bunker I'm monument was fine bit
Of wofd.prlnting. The character Of
Washington was deliueAtei In choice
terms, without too much eulogy and
with a desire 10 withhold nothing
from him that ho deserved. "View
him Ia what light we may, no country
or age has produced his superior,
and in the light Vt results no
man has accomplished greater
works. George Washington, said the
lecturer. stands 20 mis- fellows as the
lone atar mountain Onzaba stands to
It's fellows among tho Cordiileras.
Rising above them all beautiful ia form
aud grand In proportion, i,s magnitude
becomes apparent only when eoeking
to comprehend Its base, nolght AMI
circumference. As its snow.cappei
summit appeared ~ day star leading
COrtez TO success, 10 George Nnshing-
ton shines on the pages Of history N
the day star OF tho Western world lead
Ing tho American cDlouists to the
grandest victory In the history OF man
kind.
At tho close OF the lecture Mr.. Ellis
am ounced that next SUNDAY evening
there would he more varied pro-
grammr, consisting Of reading, TecitH'
ton, duet, solo aui lecture, In which
Misses Pratt aud Poul,on, Bishop o
r. Whitney, tho Uuion Glee club AMI
himself would take part. The lectnr,
would 10 twenty minutes talk on
"rhe Orthodox, the Mormon aud the
Sceptlcal Views Of Christ"
Then the Union Glee Club rendered
two numbers very acOeptably aud the
audience departed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
TIE TlNTIC LYNCHERS.
Patrick Hairigan, One OF the Number,
Petitions for Pardon.

The following letter has been re-.
ceived by Governor Thomas, asking
for executive clemency;
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah. Dec. 10, 1892.
Hon. a. l. Thomas, Governor Of utah:
Your Excqllency-I desire 70 bring
before your notice the following facts: !
am doing hero an olevon-year sentence
for participating In the Tiniil lynohing
affair d tho 9th Of July, lssJ, " which
sentence have now actually done hvo
years and seven months, solid time. hay-
ing boon sentenced with live others on
tho lilh of May, 1857. OF the six men
sentenced Oh the above date. | am the
only ono 1T present confined In the poni-
Tertiary, four ont of tho remaining tve
having becn pardoned, nnd the hith
man, John Qninlan, having completed
his sevcn-yoar sentence III September
1891. / may also add that l was tho
youngest man Of the six, nnd that nave
mover on any occasion since my coniine'
meni here boon punished. hnve nint
months moro TO serve nom the liih 81
this month,
In Wow OF the above facts, would res
peclfuliy ask your oxcellency whether
you do not think thas | havo boon pun
ishod sufficiently for my share In the
above mentioned crime, and whether,
also, am not u hitting subject for oxecu-
tive clomoncy.
Hoping to hoar from you at YOU
earliest convenience, believe me, YOU
| cxccilcncy, TO remain yours very res
pcciiully, PATRICK HAnm0AN.
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snrer.tIiInn of tho cuel,oo.

In n celebrated French romance Of tho
Thirteenth century, published by Neon,
NJ. Ronurt and his wife hear thocucEoo's
notes early in tho morning rs they
lie awake. talking and planning what
they win do and DO in tho future that
lies before them. NJ. Renart thinks ho
would like TO know how many years
will DO given him IN which TO enjoy life,
30 he iinplorts tho cuckoo to tell him.
"Cuckoo, tell mo truth. how many years
have l 10 Liver / wish very much 10
know, cuckoo" The cuckoo answered
promptly thirteen times. Then NJ
Renart turns to his wife and embraces
her, Ibid you hcarr ho asks. ,'Slr,'
said Nine. Rennrt, being n duiiful WHO
and very respectful to her lord aud
muster, "Sir, | heard gladly, aud de.
mand you will kiss me- "Dame, SAIL
he, II am quite rcjoiced, ALI the Year
e Round.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
GETTING OVER A DIFFICULTY

IA .omctine, pulling problem.
youua,h nave - difficulty In getting
clo,bc- 10 nc YOU nj a price wit hin
vour u,a,.. You may he rs odd as
a uuhIic buiidIng that didnt co {
more than the Original approximation
nnd y,nr resources rs slender rs
rail, NO can meet you all the same.
You know your fgurc, of body aud
pocI,e,-bool: we viii know it, too,
when YOU tell rs, but even now when
You haven't, we'll ftrii'c out in the
dark nnd wnacr that we've got tho
suit thnpn hit the builscyc In every
ease. DO YOU doubt #? Well, show
your figure; well do the rest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
GEORGE WASHINGTON.


The good judgment OF the manager
OF tho "Star Course" of lectures, In
choosing tho right men for the right
sabjects, was well shown In his choice
ola man to talk upon Washington. II
takes u calm, careful, honest student +,
thinker and writer to got tue es,i-
mate of George Washington, aud Mr..
Thatcher Ia such u man. His lecture,
though delivered under that dli-
advantage which Ia Connected
with reading printed address from
type no small rs to make it impossible
TO let the eyes wander, WINS u p)om In
PROSE. Mr.. Thatcher is charming
writer aud possesses n voice that Ia
winsomo AMI produces u pleasant
contentment In he hearer.
The lecture Is already In type for a
Logan paper, aud 1t would be unfair I,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.

allie I. N. Lyman on The Duties
Ar' ,,d obligations Of the Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19

lINlL inDiDIWrtV Special
ally
the benefit NJ hesal
Ladies' Full Faced Refers, worth $500
full Faced SILK
Children'S Goats, TO IL far $780,
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BiN' rlIy selling almost FIFTY CENTS ON THE
iUlN, ItiN, DOLLAR,
lack
For slO Black Monkey Fur Mur bargain OF bargains worth SS
Black Monkey Boa anu Nun,
$3.50 ChIen White AugoraFur Set Collar and Muf nj s $685.
$780, S2.5 TO SGD,
n u
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS I!

ents are Stocked their utmost capacity with such
; as buyers of Christmas Gifts deslro