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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

tStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and St. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls TO Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. r. r. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAYSON TUcIER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
Z. E. BoOTHBY, Gent Paes. aud Ticket Ag't.
June q, 1892. 1yr25
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Lucy CARTER.
Give the Children a Chance to be Natural

Give the Children a Chance to be Natural
As to keeping children too clean for
any mortal use, don't suppose any
thing is more disastrous. The divine
right TO be gloriously dirty large por-
ton of the time, when dirt is neces-
sary consequence of direct, useful.
friendly contact with all sorts of inter
esting, helpful things, is TOO clear to be
denied.
The children who have to think of
their clothes before playing with the
dogs, digging in the sand, helping the
stableman, working in the shed, build
ing bridge, or wedding the garden,
never get half their legitimate enjoy
ment out Of life. And oh unhappy
fate, do not many of us have to bring
up children without vestige of dog.
or sand heap, or stable, or a she'd.
or brook, or a garden !, Conceive.
If you can, a more difficult problem
than giving child his rights in city
fat. You may say that neither do we
get ours but bad as we are, we are al
ways good enough to wish for our chill
dren the JOYS we miss ourselves.
Thrice happy Is the country child,
or the one who can spend part of his
young life among living things, near
to natures heart. How blessed is the
little toddling thing, who can lie fat
in the sunshine and drink in the beauty
of the green things growing who
can live among the other little animals,
his brothers and sisters in feathers and
fur; who can put his hand in that of
dear mother nature and learn his first
baby lessons without any meddlesome
middleman who is Graded in sweet
sounds from early morn to dewy
eve;" lulled to his morning nap by
hum of crickets and bees, and to his
nights slumber by the signing of the
wind. the plash of waves, or the ripple
of river. He is a part of the "shin-
ing web of creation" learning to spell
out the universe letter by letter, as he
grows sweetly, serenely. into know
ledge of its laws.-From "Children's
Rights" by Mrs. Kate Douglas Wig
gin. in August (Fiction Number)
Scribner.
A weed is a plant out of place. A
corn plant, wheat plant or potato
plant may be q weed by being too close
to another. Treat such as weeds and
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Ellsworth Real Estate Co.,

CHAs. III. EMERY, President and Manager.
.soffiee I'm the First National Bank
Building, Main Street. Ellsworth.
ss-House lots for sale on easy terms. Shall
be pleased to show same to parties contemplating
buying. tfl6
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
FARM for SALE
IN LAMOINE.

"a At bargain the fine farm of fifty
Ifsm acres occupied by Elikiam Haslam. di-
GAh vided into pasturage and tillage land and
containing valuable wood lot of about forty
acres. The buildings are in excellent condition
and worth the price of the place. 1t is in
pleasant and thickly settled neighborhood near
to church and schools. The land extends to the
shore and the place viii make delightful home
Inquire for a few weeks of F. Z. HARTSHORN,
at Burrill Bank, Ellsworth. or FRED l.. MA
son. tfs9
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The Ohio experiment station says
Apparently the margin of profit in
the use of open-yard manure is ex-
tremely meager.'
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HEART DISEASE,
RHEUMATISM
AND KIDNEY TROUBLE,
Cured by Three Bottles Of
MORRlSON'S
Sure Cure and Tonic.

WHIrSEYvILLE, May ~, lsstl
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which came on without any warning. I would
remain unconscious for long time. After fall
ing my heart was 80 weak it affected my breath
could not walk very far at time. Could
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ular and intermittent. These troubles had lasted
for three or four years. | had the Rheumatism
so had for great many year, that at times after
lying down could not get UP alone aud often
sitting In a chair for short time it almost
Impossible 10 move. For the last few years
have had Kidney Trouble, pains In my back and
felt a. though must pass water often aud some
times could NO, when tried. / am 90 years old
had worked very hard an my life until became
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and got none from the various doctors. sarsapa
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and such n change did not believe was possible
ana new woman. Can not explain how much
good It has done me.
Very gratefully yours,
Mrs. CLARA X. fARRiSGroS
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WHEREAS, Lucy J. Henry, Of Brooksyill
w Hancock county and state Of Maine, nv her
mortgage deed dated the fourteenth day OF july
A. u 1871, and recorded In the Hancock Registry
of Deeds. Book 253 Page 399 conveyed 20 me, the
undersigned 1--WE undivided ninth parts of certain
parcel Of real estate situated In said Brook syille
In said county of Hancock aud bounded a. fol
lows. 10 wit Bounded on the northwest and
southwest by salt water; on the southeast by
land OF Mary Henry and on the northeast by land
81 Robert Tapley and land OF said Mary Henry
the whole OF the above described premises con
tanning ab Ut two hundred acres; and whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has been broken.
now, therefore, hy reason OF the breach of the
condition thereof. claim foreclosure Of said
mortgage.
CAROLINE NJ. JOY,
BY Geo NJ. Warren, Atty.
urri!Ef LIST
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Oakman l.. Gardner, of Orland in
w the county OF Hancock and State OF Maine
by his mortgage deed, dated March II. A. u. 1870
and recorded in the Hancock Registry of Deeds
book l10, page 2a9, conveyed 10 the undersigned a
certain lot or parcel of land with the buildings
thereon situate In said Orand and bounded and
described as follows, TO wit: Beginning at the
eastery side of the county road leading from
Bucksport village 70 Orand bridge at the norther
ly corner of land of Charles Brewster; thence
northeasterly by said road to land of Henry Par
fridge and by his land southeasterly to land con
yeyed to him by said Gardner and by said last
named land southwesterly TO land of said Brew
ster; thence by said Brewsters land Northwestern
" to said road and place of beginning, containing
four acres. more or less, and whereas the condi.
tons Of said mortgage have been broken, now
therefore, by reason Of the breach OF the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose
ISAAC PARTRIDGE,
BY o. +. Cunningham, his Atty.
July -, 1892. 3s30
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InS. Co. Of North America,

PHILADELPHIA IN.
Incorporated IN I7H. Commence usinc-s in l7S.
CHARLES PLAT. President.
SECRETARY. GgkSILLE f.. FEnER-
Capital Paii up in Cash, s3,0Oo.n0"o
ASSETS. DEC. 81. lsai.
Real estate owned by the company,
unincnmbertai, su- ,0sa o.
Loans on bond and mortgage ffrst
liensJ 25t7 RS %
Stocks ani bonds owned NY the com
pany, market value, 4ti3, 80 %
Loans secured by colatera-, l43 ,.u0 10
Cash In the cnmpaBy's principal office
and IN hank, ITO az -
Interest due and accrued. 27.,-i5 Is
Premiums in due course OF collection. go ,95I -
Other properties, 7i,5l6 -
As gr-gatf Of all the admitted assets Of
the company At their actual value, S9a1- go o.
LIABILITIES, DEC. 81, lssl
Net amount Of unpaid Losses and
claims, siS3 80 90
Amount required to safely rensure
all outstanding risks, 3.544,.il a
All other demands against the com
pany, viz. commissions. etc, 1885, Is
Total amount Of liabilities, except
capita, stock and net surplus, 4,0j2 IA 80
Capital actually paid up In cash, 3,OHDmD ~
surplus bt yond capital, .254153I
Aggregate amount of liabilities
lnclu'iing net surplus, $927s.220 20
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iashlons al Saratoga.
WHITE OlTklTS: ROMANTIC DRESSES
ANSWERS: NOTES.

fashions al Saratoga.
WHITE ouTkITs: ROMANTIC DRESSES:
ANSWERS: NOTES.
Extremely stylish outfits for day
wear, are entirely in white. even to
shoes of undressed kid or OF linen with
kid tips. Pique woven in fine Bedford
cord ribs, nainsook or hatiste are IA
yorlte materials for dresses and the
finish most frequently seen is embroid
cry or lace that for the first named
fabric is usually in heavy meshes. OF
ten however, young people wear a
touch OF color given by ribbon that
forms a belt with long ends at the
nack and is arranged III coquettish
bows on tls shoulders. Parasol and
hat OF course are white. Exceedingly
dainty white dresses OF silk null and
the new chiffon that shows rough silk
threads set in stripes, are worn some
times even for morning. at this centre
OF eNtravagant dress. but generally
such rossamer fabrics are reserved tor
afternoon or evening. Gayer dresses
are made of plain colored six null
over figured faille and among other
novelties in thin silk, may be- men
toned those woven in lace designs.
Null OF chiffon with rough stripes is in
particular favor.
ROMANTIC pRI> +
are made Of lawn or orgahdie stamped
in beautiful floral patterns and a charm
ing finish j. given 10 simple outlines Of
round waist ard hell Skirt, by -ashes
of India silk with fringed end, headed
by hem>iitchng. Trimmings Of rib
bon ana lace are adde! at the neck,
cuffs and around the bottom OF the
skirt that appropriately shows from
two to five rutiIes Much use is made
OF lace yokcs that are round, square or
pointed and edged with rutIle>, c-pec-
tally when transferable, since an agree
able variety i, obtained by changing
them from one dress to another. The
/ ubiquitous ,uspender or shoulder strap
may be taken for granted in the work
( OF producing color effects One sees
them everywhere and the former give
that imitation II the masculine that is
pardoned because coupled with fem
.niue taste in the choice Of contrasts.
Willie the latter are OF real utility ID
holding up the weight OF skirts,
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Save SAG =. = ); California

Two days quicker than any other excursion,
L shearer's personally conducted Tourist Ex
cursions to Colorado. Utah and all Pacific coast
points leave Boston fBoston K ALBANY depot)
every Thursday. r. NJ; arrive at San Francisco
Tuesday following. Rates. sleeping car berths.
&c. furnished on application youf nearest tick
ct agert. or to +. L. SHEARER, Manager or to
JAS. ;. SMITH. Agent, D State ST., Boston. 3m29
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A weed is plant out of place. A
corn plant, wheat plant or a potato
plant may be weed by being too close
to another. Treat such as weeds and
thin them out without delay.
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nllLAan


snlr'an
Mis-. Maria Johnson hn- been a,
home tor short STAY.
m ~ 49,
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Bird.
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IT 'i''n.'s M 'a'h''f arg - '"'''
'''''-' - i''''' SUM ~
The base ball team uf West Sullivan
has purchased gloves, etc, aud tAs,
with some changes III tie position Of
the PLAYERS. has made il 4 >trorg
team
Aug !.
NJ ,. ,..
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"''A h'F' Ter several years out re-
"'' 'l'ofF, very distinctly al me inter-
e''' 81 ~ carry 'iie here
Mr. Ralph Jennings az HYDE Park.
who La, been spending his vacation IN
town, and who vii! be remembered
with much pleasure. Was called home
10y TEL, gram last evening. very uncx-
pec,edly. in consequence Of he illac,,
Of his mother who. il was thought.
could live but few hours,
NJ. u...I.L ,,,.-'.,.
lighted ~ Tuesday evening. the 2ath
ult.. ia honor II their daughter, hir;h-
any, Ms JOSIE wh"' As dolly Var
''n' er,t' 'A'''Tl ter 'tlr"d' unItr 'At
-u'9c ol 'le ''cAehs Hil'iE FREQ
tor sometime L. ,uru ~" MI. Re-
Dennis ~ Mrs Micasbe,'> with her
NV" twins "Pt-gotty. Miss Edith
oyer ana barkIs, "ho was Wiling.
NJ fnAl simpson MIS- Ray Walker
as 'f-'ietla frei Stevens as sam
MARY" n Ro,n,o, ..p;nkw;nt -
MI. / onisa TIawliu. ..K.,.as ~,
wood > Ms. u.Isn p,ehrs Nj.
Mig-s.' etc. 1t was decided by the
company that the best representations
were Miss Julietta Simpson as The
little Warehouses;" Harry Small as
"Quilp" and Carl Dennis as Dick
Swiyeller." The occasion was one Of
exceeding interest to all present
stepb.n.
NJ Fdgar perry AMI f,mil,, ara 70
snana tho summer =, E.;rG.Id
Mrs. Abble Childs has returned
from Boston somewhat improved IN
health
Mrs. Alfred Stevens has returned
from few weeks Vii, in Rockland
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an All.
ministraIor OF the estate of Jacob S. Snminshv
late of Eden, in the county OF Hancock. de-
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs: be
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to said deceased's estate to make immediate nav
ment, and those who have any demands thereon
70 exhibit the same for settlement.
CALIMORE r. SUMINSBY.
Eden. Me-, July25th, 1892. 3w30
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Fashions al Saratoga.

& From our New York Fashion Correspondent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-11

Mr.. Edwin CHM made Short tartl
wiki frivud- in tins vicinity last week.
IL was accompanied by several mem
bcr, Of hi, household. Including his
Youngest daughter. Mr. Giun las no,
been here for several years, but rc,
members very distinctly ali The inter
c>t- Of hi, early life here
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-11

CHICAGO aro
s centra 4" =rf, Boston.
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Mr. Holmes aud family are at their
cottage at East sullivan
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stepb"n.
Mr.. Edgar Perry and family are to
spend the summer at Fairfield.
Mrs. Abbie Childs has returned
from Boston somewhat improved in
health.
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Notice. Of Foreclosure.

BY his ATTORNEYS Deasy 4 Higgins
Bar Harbor, Me, July 36th, A. %. lss2. 3wS
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DemoreN,'S Family Magazine
rhe Cosmopolitan Magazine.

with the American one year. for only : 80
six months for 81 70, three months for - cents
Price Of tho tNrKEss aloMc 1. = % Der yclr
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-08
STATE CONVENTION CALL.

THE Humboldt County Silver League
believing that the Electors nominated BY
the convention Of the Silver party Of Ne.
vada at Reno. June "a, 1892, should be
instructed for whom to vote for Presi.
dent and Vice. President, therefore the
executive committee Of the Humboldt
Silver League invite and urge all the
Silver Leagues Of Nevada who ara in
favor Of instructing the Presidential
Electoral ticket nominated by the Silver
party at tho Reno Convention to vote for
Janss B. Weaver for President Of the
United States and James G. Field fol
Vics.Prssident to meet in convention a,
Winnemucca, Nevada, on the 18th day
Of September. 1892, at ii o'clock @. M,
and 90 instruct said Electoral ticket, and
transact such other business as NAV be
brought before 1t. Every Silver League
N tho State 10 invited to send as MANY
delegates as 1t may choose for the Dur.
pose Aforesaid. Under the provision Of
section II of the Australian ballot law Il
y 'mperativeiy necessary that the names
o. the candidates for President and Vice.
President shall preccdo tho names of the
Electors.
by order OF the Executive Committee Of
Inc humboldt County Silver League.
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wEAvEn AND FIELD.

General Weaver 10 now making can.
vass Of the South. He and General Field
appeared in Little Rock last week. The
hall was packed to overlooking by one Of
the most enthusiastic audiences that ever
greeted speakers in that city. The State
is at white heat, and it is conceded that
the vote is with the Peoples party. The
attitude Of Colorado, Nevada and the
coast States is working wonders in the
South. The people feel buoyant and are
ready to join the Northwest in tho fish.
for free silver and honest government.
Generals Weaver and Field have issued
an appeal TO tho people for aid necessary
to carry on the campaign. All contribu.
tions for the good work can be sent to
NJ. c, Rankin, treasurer, Terre Haute,
Ind.
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Official Paper Of Lincoln Co.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1892


The call for a-People's Party meeting
was promptly responded to on Monday
night. but the apparent weakness with
which the movement ended was due to
the fact that the principles of the party
which it was proposed to adopt and sup
port were not made known or explained.
The call contained the names Of q large
percentage of our citizens, many of whom,
however, signed under tho impression that
. silver league meeting was desired. If
the principle of the Peoples Party had
been set forth fully, and the relation OF
that party to the existing silver league in
this county explained, the primary object
to be attained, it seems to US, would
have been secured. This was not done,
however, and the assumption that every
citizen already knows them, is not sus-
tanned. Unless there is an almost unani.
nous following, better have mo third
party in our local politics. With our
present light on.the subject, we fail to
see what benefits are to result from
third party organization. II the object
Is to place ourselves on record with re.
gard to silver, that matter is already pro-
vided for in the county Silver League,
in the nomination Of the Silver League
Presidential Electors, the failure Of the
State Democrats to nominate electors and
the practical Endorsement Of the Silver
League Electors by the Republican State
Convention recently held at Reno. So
far as Nevada is concerned, Weaver and
Field are.strictlyii"in it, !" and the returns
next November will show it.
Keep up your old party organizations
in local matters. The silver question is
no bone Of contention in that quater at
least.
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A Doubtful Camp.

Conflicting reports come the White
Hills, the new mining camp near King.
man, Arizona A letter published last
week in the San Francisco Report from
an old and reliable Comstock MINER"
says he is much disappointed in the mines
and the country; the lodges are small
and in quartzite; the largest one is not
more than Ia inches wide, and most of
them are only from 2 to 8 inches wide.
The deepest hole worked is 80 feet, with
no ore in the bottom. In every claim
that has been sunk on Is feet the ore has
given out at 10 feet from the surface.
There is not q continuous run of ore in
any claim in the camp. There are from
one TO three little punches of ore in each
claim. There is no water and the nearest
wood is 25 miles; and yet the owners are
asking from $4,000 to $50, 900 for their
claims.
The Kingman Miner of last week, on
the other hand says "every mine iu the
White Hills country is showing more ore
than at any time the mines were discov.
cred. Development but adds to the past
mineral wealth OF that section"
There are several parties in Phoebe
who have had touch of the White Hills
fever, but since the news of the failure
of Judge Schaefer to sell his property
there, their desire to visit pastures ntw
has abated somewhat.
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE OFFICIAL
lNREoisTER Of nlko fr, cinct. Lincoln County,
State VI Nevada, is now open ct my office In
Hiko. Lircnln County, beta cen the hours OF 10
q. m. and D IN Of all legal days prior TO The
2Ist Day ofOstober. Is92.
For the repatriation Of the names Of all legal
voters of said election Precinct. priCr to tue
general election to DO held on tho 9Th day Of
November, lee2. ". a. WILSON.
Justice Of The Peace and Regi.try Agent.
ior Hike Precinct. Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada.
Hiso. september lst, 1897,
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Thurs Jay, Sept. 10, 1892

:
The test for the voters shall be: "Are you
Democrat and win you indorse the Silver
League?"
TIE qualifications of the voters at The pri
maries are the same as those require by the
General Election Laws of the State. The klec.
ton Board of each Dist let tn III consist of ~
two Judges, VINO shall be sworn. In all cases
returns Of each precinct must be made to the
Chairman and Secretary of sal Committee.
II any of the pc son named as msmb RS Of
the Election Board be not present. or decline
to serve, then tho g present shall fl the vacan-
cies as provided by law. The attention of the
Boards, as we'll az all voters, is called to the
law governing Primary Elections.
The following judges are appointed for the
several precincts:
Phoebe N 2. Dooley, Ed. Prudential.
Panacs-Phil Mathews, Joe Ri g.
Royal City w. Williams, N. Gibson.
Hiko--John Castles, j. Henderson.
Meadow Valley WAsn--J. Conway, y. Ker-
shaw.
Clover Valley j. Woods L Woods.
Uverton - Ed Syphus, H. Perkins.
bunkerville--George Lee, ]. 1. Earl,
spring Valley-Geo &c Rice, F. Walker Jr.
Ferguson Diarict---P. Duncan, J. Smith.
AL. THORNE, Chairman.
ia, CLARK Secretary,
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Registration Notice.

NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The OFFICIAL
NRgoIsr n OF Ove,ton Precinct, Lincoln
County, state OF Nevada, Is now open at my
Office in Overton, Lincoln County, between the
hours of 10 .. m. and p. m. ofall legal days
prior to the
2Ist Day OF October, Is9@.
For the registration Of the names Of ell legal
voters of said election precinct. prior t. the
general election TO be held on the 9Th day OF
November, 1892. ROBERT LOGAN,
Justice OF the Peace and kegi.try Agent for
Overton Precinct, Lincoln County, State
of Nevada.
overion, september LIST, 1924.