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TIE Morrell Liquor Cure.

We are glad 10 announce that patients
can now be treated in this city by the Nor
relI Liquor Cure Co, for the cure of the
tobacco, liquor aud opium habits. Accord
Ing 10 perfectly reliable evidence this cure
hss wrough. wonders, making new mtu
OF those who have tried il. The Maj and
Express Morrell cure In New York city IS
doing good work Many once slaves TO
the sppetite are sent there by the City
Mission snd go away free men large
number OF working men daily throng the
Offices tor treatment. We print in another
column this week an advertisement OF this
cure 10 which We call the attention of our
readers August Fetner of DUBUQUE,
lows, has written DR.. Morrell the follow
Ing letter, to which the writer has SUB
scribed before notary public;
This is to certify that drank twenty
I've glasses Of beer on the afternoon Of
March II. 1899, and commenced taking
the cure 81 40 P. NJ. on the same day. AL
though | tried it twice the next dav /
could not drink more than nne-half glass
OF beer either time, and have no desire
whatever 70 taste liquor or 5reF nee, al
though my work takes NE int ,aloons a.
well IS other places of business, As l am
kslsominer. For good many years |
have drank both beer and whiskey, not be-
ing able TO control my appetite, but since
your treatment | am free, and am now
sound both physically and mentalv: aud
II one Is bad a. | was cured | am sure
inst every one can be cured. | worked
every day during the treatment"
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". Q. T. Q.
MRS. j. A. CHATTO


visited meeting of the W. C. T.U.,
10 Ellsworth. last week and was much In.
terested in their plans of work for winter.
Now. our motto is for God, Home and Ms
tive Land Some seemed DESTROYS to labor
In the line TO keep our children from the
fearful habit of cigarette smoking, but
hardly knew how 10 begin. NV. our city
merchants are men. most of them fathers,
At least they are open to reason and II we
can just show them what fearful thing
they are doing. many of them, | believe,
will not. just for the sake Of few dollars.
deal out to innocent boys such deadly
poison as the cigarette is known to be. I
am the mother Of two boys. and, IL smoke
they will. l shall urge them to take the
pipe much sooner than the cigarette. be-
lieve IL our merchants would Just learn
what cigarettes are composed of, they
would soon Danish them from their
shelves. Brothers, will you not in the
name and for the sake Of the youths Of
Ellsworth. give this matter little careful
thought: Ask the candid opinion of our
physicians. We are not cranks OF this
question. but christian mothers who %
peal to you in behalf Of your boys. a. well
as our own. Some. perhaps, are not aware
that the law of tie State of Maine imposes
nne Of ffty dollars for each offence of
selling cigarettes to children under sixteen
years of age.
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altman.

waitham.
DR.. Hodgkins, assisted by his son. am
putsted Eli Colby's great toe recently and
at the present time he is quite low.
d. II. Swan has been visiting friends
here All were pleased 10 see his genial
countensnce sgsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c c. Clongh are In town
for few days, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ID. Rhodes.
Alvah Haslam started a crew of twelve
men up river on No. 81, to cree, camps
preparatory to his winters operation.
The Town Hall has received fresh Goa,
of paint.
Mr. snd Mrs. Moses Haslam have moved
into one of Gilman Jordan's houses near
the mill
Mrs. Phebe Haslam has had severe At
tack of asthma, but is improving.
Oct. 26.
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Chairman Manley to the Republicans of
Maine.
NEW YORK, Nov. l. 1899

NEW YORK. Nov. l, 1899.
To the Republicans Of Maine:
The campaign has progressed SO far that
the national committee feel justified in as
surfing the Republicans of the country that
every indication points to the reelection
of President Harrison on November 9Th.
The Republicans of Maine shouldsee to il
that they do their full duty and earn the
right to participate in the great victory
which awaits Us. l have in my possession
copies of letters which are being sent
broadcast over the State BY members of
the Democratic State Committee of
Maine, assuring the Democrats that
If they poll the full Democratic vote
in our State they will secure the six
electoral votes of Maine for Cleve-
land. To be forewarned is to be fore
armed, and beg the Republicans Of Maine
to see to it, IS . patriotic duty, that the full
vote is polled on Tuesday next.
Every Republican should form himself in
TO . committee of one and feel that this
work rests with him.
J. b. AANLKY, Chairman.
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trAHAlis

Uranium
\ donation at the Meth, dist parsonage
Is announced for Thursday evening.
The many friends OF Miss Flors Donuell
are .lad u know that She is continually
improving in health; also that Mrs. J. 7.
Gordon is much better.
Mr. Samuel Springer is much Of an in
valid. We are sorry TO note.
Mrs. Sarah Hooper died at the home of
her son. Mr.. Curtis Hooper, last Monday
from heart failure. Aunt Sally, as she
wa, familiarity known. has long been
watching and waiting" though loving
hearts and ready hands have made her
pathway pleasant. But few short months
have interviewed since the death Of her
sister. Aunt Polly Dyer, at - years Of
age Rev Mr.. Avery oticlated at Mrs
Hooper's funeral at her late home. Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther West who suffered from a
psralytic attack in the early autumn, was
taken with violent chill Saturday morn
ing, last, from which she did not rally.
dying at Ave O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. West has been an invalid for years
OF late she has lived in the family of her
son Way land where Kind ones anticipated
her wants and ministered to them. Her
eldest son Edward died in the army, the
G. A. K. Post here bearing his name.
Funeral services will be held at the Union
church. Tuesday afternoon.
Oct. 81. LEON.
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South beer Isle.

South beer Isle.
Quite q number from here have taken
advantage Of the low rates of travel to
visit the Hub.
Politics run unusually low here, aud the
recent affection of the President has. OF
course, tended TO soften political animos-
ity as far as he Is concerned. If not towards
party measures.
Mrs. Naomi Eaton of Sunset had pop
Ply plant the past season which produced
one hundred and thirty-sey blossoms
Who can equal that: This being from
single seed, how many seeds could 1t pro-
duce? Can't somebody give a million dol
lar prize to the one who can guess the
number of seeds in a poppy head? This
idea is not yet patented,
A. B. Robbins Of this place had pork
er slaughtered this week which weighed
40 pounds. How is tina. for q beginning?
Mr., Crabtree of Surry is in town in the
interests of the Portland Transcript. and
was present at the meeting of the Epwor,h
League. Tuesday evening, and made some
very interesting remarks. He also pro-
poses holding a meeting on Saturday
evening.
The infant son Of Mrs Susan Hatch,
widow of the late Thomas Hatch OF Ocean
vile, died Oct. 23rd at that place
Oct. %
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Steuben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Baker spent few
days last week with her relatives in Har-
rington.
A number Of our young people went to
Smithville last Friday night to the dance.
They report a good time and large crowd.
Capt Noyes and wife are in Boston.
where they will remain q week or ten days,
combining pleasure with business
Anthony Howard and niece, after max
ing Mrs. Minnie Smith q visit, returned to
Massachusetts, last week, taking with them
his son Percy. The little fellow win be
missed very much. especially bv his grand
parents, as he has made his home with
them since his mothers death. two years
ago.
Mrs. Sarah Baker has gone to visit her
son Algie, in Massachusetts,, and will re-
main until the middle of December.
Walter Dutton shot a deer last week.
Robert wasn't in it."
Henry Stevens shot two deer Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook are visiting
Mrs. Cooks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kendall.
Oct. 81. B.B,L,
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is neither afraid nor ashamed In this age
of anarchy and communism. of materialism
aud agnosticism, who has faith and belief
in that Supreme Being who is the srbiter
alike of the destinies of nations and of the
faith and fortunes of men. | know that
in this great crisis he can be relied upon
with entire faithfulness and fidelity"
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications Is they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There Is only one
way TO cure deafness snd that Is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by an inismed
condition OF the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tschisn Tube. When this tube Is indsmed YOU
have Il rumbng sound or imperfect hearing
and " hen II Is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result, snd unless the Inflammation can be TAX
en- out snd this tube restored 10 Il. normal
condition. bearing Will be destroyed forever
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an iufamed condition OF
the mucous sur'arps.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Desfnes- tcau,ed by catsrrh) that can
not be cured by tiaifs Cstarrh Cure. Send
for circulars. free
F. j. CHENEY { Co. Toledo, o.
Sod by Druggists, 15c. Nov.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 an
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of executor
of the last will and testament of Eliza J. Farnham
late Of Brook syille. in the county OF Hsncock
ceeeas ed. no bond being required by the terms OF
salh VIII ne therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceased's estate TO make i'm.
mediate payment, and those who have anv imme-
diate demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement. -
JAMES r. MOSES
October 18th, A. lSg2. awfI
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned. that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of execu.
tor Of the last will and testament and coilcfI
thereto of Timothy y. Pickering, late of Deer Isle
in the county of Hancock, deceased, no bond be-
ing required by the terms of said
will; she therefore requests Ill persons who are
indebted to said decea se't's estate to make imme
diate payment, and those who have any imme-
diate demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
Element
SUSAN N.PiCKERING
October 1zth, A. d. lS92 3w4,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that She has been duly appointed
the last will and testament Of A. Cummings ann
ken. late OF Trenton. In the county Of Hancock.
deceased, no
bond being required by the terms of the will. she
therefore requests all persons who are fndehsad
to said deceased's estate. to make immediate nav.
ment ana those who have any immediate DE-
mands thereon TO exhibit the same for set1lement
PHkBE TT. MiLLIKEN
oCsooef i1tas =. y. iesz. 3WA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-03

"Ho,~ said a well-known statesman, Il shall
never believe that woman has the proper judy
ment snd sense to east ballot. or interfere In
politics. while she l. 80 wesk-minded as TO pas
-vey suffer, year after year. from diseases pc
culiar 10 females, when every newspaper she
picAs up, tells OF the merits OF DR.. Pierce's Fa-
rorte Prescription. Not TO take advantage Of
This remedy i certainly an indication OF men
tai weakness" Thsre Is s " holesome kernel OF
truth inside the rough shell OF this uBgallant
speech. The "fsyorite Prescription Is in
valuable IN all uterine troubles. infammstions,
ulcerstons, disbursements. nervous disorders.
pro>,rstiou, exhaustion or hysteris. For run.
down. WORKOUT women. no more strengthen
ing tonic or nnrNlne L known
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tn al.
! concerned that she has been dnIy anno,n.
Ell and has taken upon herself the trust OF Al, al.
ministratrA of the estate of James H. Knowles
late OF Surry, in the county of Hancock. de-
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs. she
therefore requests all persons who are indehtesi
to the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands thara
on 70 exhibit the same for settlement.
NARY A. KNOWLES.
October 27th. A. D.. 1889. svn
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ST ATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, ss:-At Court of PROBATE holden a,
Ellsworth, within and for said county ~ Han
ID. 1892. " 'N""er A.
A CtkrAiN Instrument purporting to he :.
n copy OF tne last VIII and testament Of Austin
wealth OF Massachusetts, deceased, and ~ ~
prooate thereof in said Common wealth ~ NJ
cnusetts, duiy authenticated. having been nresan,
81 20 me lnige Of probate for our said cotnty ~
a. purpose OF being allowed. fled and recorded
III ,,,e prooate court Tor our said county
okpERED-1hat notice thereof be givep 10 Ill
p p Interested therein, by publishing . conr
. ,nss or,l.r three weeks sucessively in the III.
worth. in said county of Hancock the frs, nr,,s
oaoH 70 oe thirty days. at least, prior to the So
Shu Wednesday of December, A. D. lssss .h.,
10y may appear at probate court then 10 ~
nssi ~ bucksport. within and for said eouniy ~
Al ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and show
sa1se' II any tney have, against the same
y. r. CUNNINGHAM. Judge Of Probate
a une copy Of the original order OF Court
eS4s AsteH;-CBAs. r. DoRR. Rerfsaer
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Judge Foster made himself Pre-emi-
nently popular in this county during the
last term Of court by his straightforward
dealing with liquor cases. From all parts
Of the county, and especially from business
men, We hear the most pronounced in
dorsement of his acts. One Hancock
county lawyer says it would pay in
pecunious way. 10 keep the court open
in this county, the year round, for the sake
of the restraining influence it would have
on the liquor traffic J. B. Redman, Esq,
in speaking for client, who was liquor
doubt that your Honor's presence iu this
city has been terror to evil doors" and
Judge Redman was right
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Where is the crookedest road in
Msine~ asks the Lewiston Journal We
don't know. We have seen some very
crooked roads in Maine. but the straight
est road we ever saw is the one leading
out of Bangor by Union street and extend
Ing on to Exeter Corner. q distance Of
about twenty three miles.
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Eden.
School in the Thomas district closed
Columbus Day, Oct 81, with the following
PROGRAM
Reading Proclamation. Rev. W. c. Stetson.
Raising Flag. Veterans Garland and Jellison.
Marching and sautiug flag, School.
Singing America, Choir.
Prayer, Rev. W. c. Stetson.
Singing Columbus Day. Choir.
The Address, Agnes Stetsou.
The Ode Columbus Banner, Bessie Hadey
Cheers for the Flag. The Audience.
Reading -Discovery of America,
Mrs. A. b. Grant.
Recitstion-A Gentle Word. Merle lnmsn.
Recitaiion-Our Country's Flag,
Louis Garland.
Recitation Mother. Linni- Leland.
Recitation kind Deeds. Elmer Rouillxrd.
Recitation Speak the Truth. Alice Gilbert.
Recitation Little Fishes. Ernest Gilbert.
Singing-Stsr Spsnged Rsnner. Choir
Recitstion-The Spelling Lesson,
Lillian Gray.
Recitation Help One Another,
Charley Alley.
Recitation The Road to School.
Willard Richardson
Reading Spelling Down, Neitie Hodgkins.
Recitation New Discovery.
Percy Garland.
Recitaiion-The Green Village.
Oracle Stetson.
Recitstion-Stsr Spangled Textile Fabric.
Herbert Ste,son.
Recitstiou-The Morning OF the Discovery.
Eftie Hodgkins.
Singing Rejoice In Liberty. Choir.
Reading Flower OF Liberty.
George Garland.
Recitation Star Spsngied Banner,
Bessie Hsdley.
Recitation Old Rocking Chair,
Harvey Gilbert.
Recitation The American Flag.
Agnes Stetson.
Remarks, Rev. W. {. Stetson.
Closed by singing Rock Of Ages.
The school has been taught by Mrs A.
Il. Grant for five successive terms. thus
proving that she is an efficient teacher and
has given universal satisfaction.
ONE or THE COMPANY
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed. and has taken upon himself, the trust of an
administrator of the estate of Mary A. Glidden
late of East Orleans in the State of Massachusetts
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
TO said deceased's estate, to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement.
HENRY BOYNTON.
September 18th, A D., 1892. SwA
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of e executor
Of the last will and testament of Davis late of
Oriand. in the county 4 Hancock. deceased no
be nd being equired by the terms Of said WILL he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to said deceased's esta'e. TO make immediate pay
ment and those VINO have any immediate de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement.
FW. GROSS.
OcaOber l2sh, A. D. lsa3. 3wA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-03

Mr.. Nathan Cookson Of Pittsf,eld
dropped dead while threshing beans IN his
barn He was in his usual health At
breakfast time
Mr.. T. E. Knowles. overseer of the
finishing room In the Pittsneld Pioneer
Wooden mill, suddenly lost his eyesight
one day last week and At the present time
II has not returned.
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Messengers Notice.
Office OF the Sheriff OF Hancock county.
STATE nr MAINE

Office of the Sheriff of Hancock county
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, $ Oct. 3lst, A. d. ls9s.
THIS Is TO give notice that the slst tiay OF
Oct A u. l>Se, warrant in INSOLVENCY was
Issued out of the court OF Insolvency for said
county of Hancock against the estate Of said
Bennett ID. Perkins, of Castine in the
county of Hancock, State of Maine ad.
judged to he an insolvent debtor on Pc
ttion Of said debtor which petition was flied IN
The 18th day of Oct, A u lssss to which date In.
ferest on claims Is to be computed; that the nav.
ment OF any debts TO or by said debtor and the
transfer and delivery of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors
OF SAID DEBTOR TO prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held
at court of insolvency TO be holden at Ellis
worth. IN said county, on the 10th day OF Nov a. D.
ls9s, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. JIM YOGFIi
Deputy sheriff. as Messenger of the court OF In
solyency for said county OF Hancock swA
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hereby notify the uhiic generally. Artri,tye
ard deer hunters, rIfh lCiiaolt dogs rd-ticr
larry, tha, ! Will literally reward any er>on VINO
will give Information that vii! lead TO the convtc
ton OF any person or per-ons VITO atiDg the law Of
trespass, or any other coie that it NAV he nv
privilege 10 enjoy a, property owner in this
state. Three hundred dollars reward v i'll be paid
for the conviction ofany one engaged in wood
stealing, or wool smugg ing, a. i Is called, and
any person or persons purchasing wood stolen
or smuggied from these several properties will be
prosecuted for violation OF statutes bearing upon
receiving OF stolen goods, as being accessory To
the theft Five hundred dollars will be paid a.
reward for the conviction Of any person or per
sons that maiiciou-y set rre 10 any property
owned by me empharically give this warning
that will carry o.i the laws the state OF Maine
and of the United States, tar a. | have any
night or premises In the case. Properties protect
ed by this notice are Old Peter Butler Estate
lands formely owned BY the Merrick Thread Co.,
Eastman Hutchins. Mary karn and the Went
wor Point Estate, all situated in Hancock ani
Franklin Townships, lands in Lamoine, formerly
owned by Z. II, Greey. L. Friend, \. L. wiswel
and T. A. Emery in common, also homestead lot
of Gideon l.. 'oy.
3w4i {. AU-TIS.
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Mr.. Blsine's article in the North amer.
icda Rerie,c is published. He sharply crit
icises Clevelsnd's free trade views and his
letter of acceptance, and also Cleveland's
utterances on the currency. Mr.. Blaine
champions the pensiouer and reciprocity,
and shows up the Inconsistency of free
trade doctrines with the position taken BY
Jefferson and the founders Of the Demo.
cratic party.
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MORRlSON'S
Sure Cure and Tonic.

WHITNEryILLE, May -, l>,-.
MORRISON MEDICAL Co.,
Gen,lemel For years have had
falling IL, wh..h came On without 49,
warning. would remain uucoa,,i...
t"r a loag time. AttrriaLiag nv hear.
va - weak il effected NV breath -
euuld not wa.s VERY far al timr.
Could not hurry or 20 up stairs, ms
pulse Was 80 irregular and intermittent.
IAe,e trouble. hai lasted for three or
t'ur year.. halthe Rheumatism j.
bad for great many wears TIA. az,
times after lying down could ,.: -,;
up alone and often sitting ia a CHART
a SHORT time it Was almost impossible
TO moy". For the Ia; few wears |
have had Kidney Trouble. pains in nv
back md ielt a. though | must pa>s
water often and sometimes could hot
when | tried. | am 90 wears old. had
worned very hard all my life until |
became too feeble. l thought there
was no help for me and got none from
the various doctors, Sarsaparillas and
patent medicines, but at last took vour
Sure Cure Tonic. l have taken only
three bottles and such a change /
did not bell We was possible. | am
new woman Can not explain how
much good it done me.
Very gratefully yours,
Mrs. CLARA Z. HARRINGTON.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that = p-'iiiou
VIII be presented to the next Legislature
point or the Maine Central Railroad IN
Hancock County TO Calsis. in Washington
County. with a branch to Eastport-
3w42s
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Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE Of MAINE
HANCOCK, SIS Oct. 3lst, A. d. lss2
THIS is to give notice that on the s6th day of
/ Oct, A. d. lS9l, a warrant In insolvency
was Issued out OF the court of insolvency tor said
county OF Hancock. against the estate of saii
ia on c. Hill. of Mount Desert. In the county
of Hancock, State of Maine abridged to
be an insolvent debtor on petition of "a d debtor
which petition was filed on the 24th day of Oct .
A.. D. ls'2 TO which date interest on claims to be
computed, thai the payment of any debts to or by
said debtor and the transfer amt delivery of any
property by him are forbidden nv law that a
meeting of the creditors of said debtor TO prove
their debts and choose one OF more assignees of
his estate will be held at a of insolvency to
he holden at Ellsworth. in said cour.y
the tenth of November, A. D. ls9a al ten
O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. ". MOORE
Deputy Sheriff. as Messenger of the court of In.
solyency for said county Of Hancock. AVA
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