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son = AnouA ne ItnlflItDt internal - well as tN-
ternal
pTMnNT THE CAUSE. IS no doubt
@s-@'@S - the correct thing to treat the
symptoms Of disease, but this Is not effective
unless the cause OF the complaint j. removed
For in-tsncc, fever may be trcsted with
quinine, etc. but unless the cause Is removed
the fever will surely return. Again. the sores
and eruption> OF Scrofula may b, healed by
mercury and potash treatment. but unless the
cause Of these symptoms i clcan>ed from The
system, they will return or attack some Of
the delicate Internal organs. Swift's Specific
strikes at the cause Of the trouble and forces
out the germs Of disease. aud the poison
through the pores OF the skin. and at The same
time builds W the general health OF the .uf-
ferer. S"ft'- Specific Is - purely vegetable
remedy. and i harmless to the most delicate.
Vet II never fai- 10 eliminate tie poison frt III
the human body. We viii mail 4 valuable
book 10 all who will send for H.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14

The Kennebec journal looks very
smooth, indeed, in its new dress Of type.
Its readers will be much pleased with the
improvement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14
A Republican State Convention
Will BE HELD IN
No3oMBEaA HALL. Bangor,
Wednesday. April 81, 1892,

for the purpose Of selecting two candidates for
electors of President and Vice President of the
United states and four delegates at large and
four alternatr- to attend the National tonven-
tiuu To be held at Minneapolis Minnesota, on
Tuesday, june :, l>Ea and transacting any other
husinee- thar may properly come before it.
The basis ui representation Will be a follows
Each city, town aud plantation will be entitled
to one delegate and for each seventy five votes
east for thu Republican candidate for Governor
in lSSS an additional delegate and for fraction
AZ forty votes in excess of seventy five votes an
additional delegate
Vacancies In the delegation of any city, town
or plantation cau only be filed by residents OF
the county IN which the vacancy exists.
The state Committee Will lie in session In the
reception room OF the Hall at nine O'Clock on the
morning of The Convention. Tor the purpose OF
receiving the credentials nf delegates. Dele
gates ia order tu lac eligible To participate in the
Convention. must he elected -uh-e4uen to the
date uf the call tor thi- Convention, aud dele
gate uudrr thi- rai should not he elected to the
state Convention To- he hereafter called Tor the
purpose of nominating j candidate for Governor
Al electors of Maine. without regard to past
political differences Who are in -ympathN with
the -yatimaUt- oppressed ina she call Of the Re
publican National Committee for the Re
publican National convention, are cordially in
Nited in unite With the Republicans % the state
iu vttgtIH- delegates 10 this { invention.
l'tI order Republican state Committee
JOSEPH II. MAINLY. Chairman.
r +. >utTHtRp, secretary.
Augusta, Ne Fen / l>.2.
That ilprr may bc nu misunderstanding. the
haInau % the Committee, ha- made cla-sii
representation. We print a. follows Tor
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ACADIAN HOTEL,
At Auction,


APRIL 20, IsB2, At ~ o'clock ".
The Acadian Hotel property at Castine, Maine,
Including a large lot of land and Hotel, with ali
the furniture and fittings fthe house will be sold
At auction on the premises in tastine, Maine We'd
nesdav. April 20. 1892 at u O'Clock NJ The house
10 80 feet long and 40 feet wide. with veranda
14D feet by Is feet; is five stories high on base
ment end has 5! guest rooms, well arranged. and
Is comparatively new. The furniture and fittings
have been kept up from yearto year. Most of the
furniture is hard wood. The carpets are all tap
estry and wooden, and practically the same as
new. There Is nearly square grand piano.
The house Is of fine architectural design with
spacious grounds terraced and well laid out and
the situation is the best to be found on the co st.
Persons Interested in the sale will be shown the
property by calling on John Vogeli. Castine, Me-
1wl5 J.. MOORE, Receiver.
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A. X. P. Leighton, for 35 years high
ly respected business man of Bangor,
dropped dead Thursday morning, aged 6S
years. Heart disease was the cause.
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~. CHENEY & CO., Toled
II" Sold by Druggists. 75c. ADJ
Happy HOOsier.

VIM. Timmons. Postmaster Of Idayille, Ind,
writes: Electric Bitters has done more for
me than all other medicines combined. for
that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liv-
er trouble" John Leslie. farmer and stock
man, OF same place. says: Find Electric
Bitters to be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine. made me feel like a new man." J. W.
Gardner. hardware merchant. same town.
says: Electric Bitiers is just the thing for A
man who is all run down and don't care wheth-
er he lives or dies he found new strength.
good appetite and felt just like he had new
lease on life. Only SOC. bottle, at s. d. Wig
gins Drug Store.
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GARMENTS.
"Thank YOU"

Is Whist Mrs. Paisley of New burgh y. Y. al
WAYS SAYS to Hoods Sar-Apariia. II cured
her 81 severe case OF scrofua and eczems.
and >he has reason TO be grateful.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO,


STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO,
Lucas COUNTY, So
FRANK }. CHENEY makes oath that he il
the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY
& Co.. doing business in the CITY OF Toledo,
County and State Aforesaid. and that said firm
Will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS Ca
TARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9Th day Of December. A. d. 1856
- A. W. GLEASON
t-) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
ne Sold by Druggists. 75c. Apr.
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OBJ ellsworth american.
THURSDAY. APRIL IA, 1892.

40 not read aBopy nons etteIs and commu-
ni"htiuns. The name and address OF the writer
are IN all cas- es Indispensable not necessarily for
publication but AS i guarantee Of good faith.
We communicable to return or preserve com
mgnications that are not used,
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ARBOR DAY.

And | earnestly recommend % tie DeopIe q,
Maine that they make proper observance Of II Ia
the pjauuug % trees, shrubs and vines for 9Th,
adorninent Of public and private grounds, place.
and WAYS aud IN the general con sideration M
the important Interests OF forestry
also recommend that the dav be made a holt
DAY In our schools ami that teachers and pupil.
unite IN practical observance Of Its objects
Whatever may be done TO heautifv our land
scapes will exert a wholesome an refining infn
ence upon our people ana furnish additional at
fractions for those who annually visit our ~tatt
To enjoy its beautiful breezes and great natura
beauties
Given at the Council Chamber at Augusta
this nth day of April IN the year of our LORI
one thousand eight hundred and ninetv.,wt
ana OF the Independence of the United State.
OF America the one hundred and sixteenth
EDWIN Z. BCRLEIGH
ny the GorsrHor
NrruoI.s Frssrxnrx sao,r % g..
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USE MISS BEEcHER'S
HAIR & WHISKER DYE,

1t contains no lead or sulphur. Washing not
required after dyeing as in other dyes. Whole
sale druggists pronounce 1t the best single prepa
ration ever brought to their notice. The largest
bottle and no better dive in the market. Used ex
tensively by ladies'. Price SOC. Prepared by G.
" THOMPSON, ROckland. Me. Sold by all deal.
orO 1yy37s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14

II YOU are Bilious take HOODS PILLS
- Instant relief for cramps. BY using John
son'- Anodl ne Liniment internal Is well as eN-
ternal
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DR.. WOODBURY,S ANTIDOTE

Is recommended in all cases Of debility arising
from enfeebled digestion. A small wine glass
full before each regular meal will avoid all dis
tress from indigestible food. Sold by all Drug
gists everywhere.
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Messengers Notice.
Once Of the sheriff Of Hancock county.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS :-April "A, A. L. 1891,
TfIIS Is to gise notice that on the 9Th d.r :.
April. A. 1892, a warrant In InsoIv.no ~.
was Issued out of the court of Insolvency for sai
county OF Hancock, against the estate Of said
MiiDer r Vose, OF Goults boro. Hancork comfy
Maine, adjudged to be an insolvent debtor :,
petition OF said debtor. which petition was led on
!ne thlrtieth day OF March ID. ls92 to which date
payment of any debts to by said debtor and ths
transfer and delivery Of any properly by him ar
1oro'dden oy law; that a meeting of the Creditors
OF the sald debtor to prove their debts and choos
one or more assgnees Of his estate win he held a.
court OF insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Conr, room In Bucksport. In said comfy
90 Wednesday, the eleventh day OF MAJ
D. 1892. al eleven O'Clock in the forenoon "'' a.
Given under my hand the date first above wr,.
ten. 49, sO VIII
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger Of the com,t q; H.,
vency for said county Of Hancock. Avis
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Messea gers Notice.
VI '"e 7HfrlH OF Hancock count.
STATE or MAINE

'ihee OF the sheriff OF Hancock ,..urt,
STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK, $ April 4th An lsq,
M Is |" give notice, that % the 3srn ,.,v ,f
1 hatch A ID. I've. warrart IL ~. i,,
cS was issued ont Of the ca.,rt nf ;! ~ -I' .'
80 t"uitf - Hancock, against ~. ,.-4,t,. III tt
II, vairn a,; 9IIaII 81 Trenton, Hancock uoUu-
na,i,i a'lu r'i 70 be in-nlvert tl.tr ~,
pe'',ioh Of sa!d debtor which ,q,if, ,., ,'t
J Ia 'tis -"th haH u March \ u ISL T., ,t,,.I
iate interest on claims j. 10 Re, ..,.,,.,,, =.
payment of any debts Il, .r III Mia, Ia. if w
81 hiI tle Transfer and delivery Of AZ, -, i
crrditnr ~ 'i,i,'sh = law That a rnretI4t III rr,
tht',lt"rn OF SAID debtor to pr,,y, hi ~ . ''.
1'ioo1e one or more as-fs9ro.s - ' - d'i'
At II, De hth ~ court OF Insolvency 20 be bti.r
April. r. :" 80 county, on The Iith da, Of
noon. " "" ''i"Ch In The fore
ten "'''h under my hand the date FIRST above writ.
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of Il IT,. l,tftF
''i'eheF Tor said county of uancnrt 9.t,
roo nr-ori9er hereby gives public notice TO All
and bas ,al that he has been ,luIy anno,p,ai
iu nas taken upon himself he tr,,st n apiv,ntt
Fd.r ., the estate Of George A Barron is,a -
da'a a. ~ the county Of Ianeock stat ~ 49,
"tedse'i' by giving boud a. the i VI '"dlhe,
~ ai Ia appointed John A. Ptters r. u 'tt7, An,I
Maine in ~ anu STATE, his agent in tie STATE Of
the es'.e of said George A. Barron ,,ecaasad he
to snid aan adutnts all persons who are indel,ted
ment. and tbos. : estate ~ make immediate pay,
'N'i'oit the same for settlement UT ''"
March 9th. n ,s,, WALTER A. BARRON.
'0'-- 3wl4
I"'b subscriber hereby gives npbIic ,,r,,.o .. "a
81 IA ISctrned that she has been dulv sn,,nini
minis,a aas taken upon herself the trust Of al adj
49, s'th.flN of the estate OF AIfr.t "a ~
late Of Hancock in the ,nunty ae ~ ~. orr
$50, ny giving bond az the lavv .,sra~t' ~
10 tho sasi 1eIdests al persons who are Indebted
~ 'le sam deceaseds estate 10 make irametijs,a
20 20, 'eht' anu those who have any demand. ,here
- oA"ipit the same for settlement
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The following was written 10 q spondc Mt
" the AMERICAS, in the hope tina, it would be
puhlt-hcd
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IGA>Cock uNrY-s,.
District Convention

TIT M.ri p-irc, L. ,u.Itau Convention will
Y, Arll .a
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We are showing Dress Goods by The
cord. Everything that j. new this spring
we have. No finer assortment east of BIOS.
ton Prices right,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15

MONTGOMERY, ALAy Sept 9.-The
special train conveying COrbett and his
friends left New Orleans At o'clock
this morning for birmingham, Ala The
run TO Mobile vas a good one. When
the city VAS reached nearly all the
people on board 1T tic train were sull
il their beds. An immense throng
gathered around the train and shouted
Ter Cprbnlt until the new champion Of
TIM world Was obliged to get up, dress
ana show himself At the door This
satisfied the crowd, ana they Cheered
him to the echo. The train consisted Of
buffet Pullman chr, Garhctt's special
training car AMI engine No. lOS, which
is considered the fustest on the road
and IL Was certainly fast, as the train
spun along mt the rate of one mile IA
minute, making 3s miles in 40 minutes,
including the slDw-ups, whore they had
to run through villages ut the rate of
tx miles an hour. There wcrn mum
hgr Of stops madaalyug the rold 10 take
IN water, ANA at one OF those stops Cor
batt gUtJI the train AMI pulled mp n
cotton plant by The roots, with some Of
tile buds Mali open and others still un-
open. He is bringing il north with him
60 "a lltNllAtN'' ~ HIS Sil'sttNNlNl IMP
There IS banner strung along each
side Of the car bearing The Inscription In
large letters, "CHaupuln Of tile World, "
BlRMiSGuhM's WELCOME.
BIRMINGHAM, Aha, lpt. J.-Corbatt
reached Birmingham this evening. lis
traA was loaded with bunting and on
the locomotive was u picture Of himself.
lie was given llauefiug reception
along the route.
Gorbeti yoNe. with Day, his sparrinE
partner and trainer, at o Hrou's Opera
House, in thi5 city, tJ-u,ght. The house
has seating accommodations for $500
persons Even standing room could
not be hml, and a crowd Of disap-
pointed man struggle! outside. Tie
champion was received with tumultu-
ous applause. GJrbert md Daiy boxed
three BANG rounds. COrbett's right hand
Is palfetaAd swollen yet, so he is care
full whit.
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\ $4,000 ELA1E N nErKs.
0uTAOoK ron OYSTERS.
Moderately rlrhtirui in Taiiut Waters.
what the Packers say.

'fN' 'Hf 1HNs
EAsroN, Nh, Sept 9..--rho oysters in
Talbot coUnty waters have been pretty
thoroughly examined in view Of the
approaching opening of the season.
The report is that they are moderately
plcntliul--as plentiful is they were Mt
the uprnng of last season, it Is believed,
particularly in the Ghoptank river,
They are not fat, however, anywhere,
but under Favorable conditions they will
futtcn III u couple Of weeks. The tong
men are thoroughly equipped for the
seasons work, and the scrapers and
dredgtrs are making large preparations.
An oxford oyster packer, who has
just returned from business trip
through the north eastern states and the
Canalas, says the outlook is favorable
for q heavy demand. There will be no
scarcity Of orders, lie says, but the ques-
ton the Maryland packers will have Ia
meet is whether or not they can get
Chesapeake oysters at price low
enough to compete with the output of
the southern and eastern packers.
Oysters are SO scarce in the Chesa-
pcakc, comparatively, and there are so
many engaged in packing Chesapeake
oysters That he expects high prices TO
prevail, and possibly 10 reach the limit
where the packing business will be un-
profitable. A failure in the peach crop
makes oysters dear. Those who have
prepared to can peaches and could not,
go to packing oysters. Besides, when
there IS but little canned fruit on the
market, there is a greater demand for
canned oysters. This oxford gentleman
looks tor q brisk season for the catchcrs,
whether the packers make anything or
not.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
EUNERAA or WnITrIER.


Throngs Gather In Quiet Amesbury TO
Pay the Last Sad Tribute of Respect,
AMEsRtRY, Mass, Sept. 10.-This
quiet town was thronged to-day with
those who gathered from far and near
to gaze for last time upon the features
of the dead poet, John Grcenlcaf Whit
tier, and pay the last tribute of respect
and love 10 the patriot bard, hOnorcd by
a nation in life and mourncd by nation
in death.
All over the city flags were at half.
mast and public buildings were decor
ated with emblems Of mourning. The
remains of the departed poet, cncased
in rich broadcloth caskct and sur.
rounded with beautiful floral tributes,
lay in state in the parlor Of his late
home on Friend street, from 10 Il. m. to
p. m.
During that time thousands passed in
peaceful face Of the sweet singer who
had furnished them so much of inspira.
ton and hope.
At 2.30 o'clock the funeral services
were held i'll the garden in the rcar of
the house. There was large attend
ance. The Quaker form of service was
used, in accordance with the request of
the deceased. The ntcrmeut was in
the Friends section Of the Union GENE.
terry at Bartletts Corner. Floral tributes
were received from all over the country,
many Of the pieces being very elaborate.
Among the prominent people present
were! Oliver Wendell Holmes, Congress
man William Cogswell, ex.Gov. William
Clatlin, the Rev. Arson Titus, for
merly pastor of the Universalist
Church, Amesbury, now at Natick;
John w. Hutchinson of Lynn, and
his sister, Mrs. Ludlow Patton of
New York; i. G. Steadman of
New York; Warden f. G. Lowering
of the Massachusetts State prison; Mrs.
Harriet Prescott Spolrord, Francis j.
Garrison, son Of William Lloyd CARR.
son; ii. 0. HOughton, of Ioughton,
Milllin & Co., Boston; Edward l.. Pierce
and wife; Mrs, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Ward; Horace Il. Scudder; J. q. Frank
lin; General o. o. Howard; Miss Edna
Dean Proctor; Colonel Thomas Went
worth Iligginson; James Forbes; Mrs.
Harriet McElwyn kimball.
The llayerhill city government was
present in body, coming on u special
train. The Loyal Legion of the United
States was represented by delegation
Of 10 members.
The Whittier Club of Havcrhill and
several other organizations were present.
kilograms and letters were received
from number Of distinguished people,
expressing sympathy and grief.
Among the latter were messages from
James G. Blaine, Frederick Douglass,
Ex-Governor John D. Long, Hon. II. 4.
Davis and Alfred II. Love.
Business in the town was suspended
throughout the afternoon, the factories
being shut down and the stores closed.
Mr. +. ]. Harrison had charge of the
obsequies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15

passed through this city Monday on his way
from New Orleans to New YORK.. lie was
a passenger on trnin No A. thC express
due here ~ ll.jl II. M, but which was
mine minutes late. II contained ci.;!t cars
and was drawn by locomotive No. 100.
Corhett lis wife, his hackers IN the
the recent prize fight and his attendants
occupied luxuriously furnished vestibule
Pullman car at the end Of the train. On
each side OF the handsome car was u long
Strramer of muslin, inscribed THE cham
piOn of the world.h
Long before the time for the train TO ar
rive many people were assembled at the
T., W. Il b. railroad station. Some had
been there since carly IN the morning,
they having expected that the fighter
would 60 through at 1905 O'Clock, The
throng increased rapidly and when the
train. entered the city the gathering NUM-
bered from 800 to 500. All the space on
the north side Of the tracks from the sta
ton shed To the west side of French street
was occupied and there were numerous
spectators on the south side of the tracks.
Here she cOtncs,' shouted an indi-
vidual when the train appeared beyond
Market street. Instantly there was rush
for the tracks and the crowd could be
forced from them only with the greatest
difficulty. Before the train stopped people
began to Chamber upon the platforms of
COrbetts car. The doors were slammed
in their faces and they were not permitted
to enter.
One individual attempted to crawl in a
window Of the ear. but did not succeed.
Many Of those OH the south side got down
on thelc hands and knees and craWled over
70 the north side Detective Jones and
half dozen police officers we've present.
and they had as much as they could do to
Keep people ont of danger when the train
was moving.
Corbett sat on the north side of the car
and when an excited and profanc indi-
vidual got on the forward platform and
yelled IN -, Corbett, il ! get off
until you come and shake my hand" the
pngilist stepped out iii the vcstibule. In
stantly the scrowd surged around the plat
form i'll the utmost confusion. Many
pressed forward and some GndeayorCd IL
eXtriCate themselves from the throng.
That nobody was hurt IL is almost q
miracle.
Corbett shook hands with about dozen
people, and in response to their congratu.
lations he said few words in an under.
tome To somebody 1T "A distance whom
he recognized lie waived his hand. lie
was barehenied and wore his hair pompa
uuur. There was not visible scratch upon
him.
The train remained at a stnndstill three
| minutes anu during that time he smlleg
continuously. His appearance as boyisi
| and gcntcmanly. lie wore mouse
coiorcd smoking Jacket and black Jersey
ON the lapel OF Ills coat was Il small badge
The crowd hid his trousers from view. IN,
a,scmDlage clcercd Mrs Corbett and sht
responded by smiling and nuiding ant
waving her handkerchief
While COrbett was here lOO0people wert
waiting at the railroad station at Chester
| to catch a glimpse of linn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15

'ltUTOTW NOWss
Rev Clarence T. Wilson, who for nearly
one year has been pastor of the NJ. y.
Church in this town, has been urged by
the board Of bishops to accept a transfcr to
one of the largest and most important
churches of his denomination in the South.
The church is located at Fort Smith, Ark,
city Of 10000 inhabitants and one of the
growing cities of the southwest 1t is sun
posed to be very complimentary action
Of the bishops to offer snch an important
appointment to one so young in minis
terlal life. But it is now thought that MIR.
Wilson will not accept this position be.
cause Of the needs Of his present charge,
50 that the excitement which tile news ~
his supposed transfer creatcdsln the town
Is now passing away. 1t is reported that
he Is now absent from the town arranging
to have the transfer revoked.