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From the Bluehill W. @. T. U.
BLUEHILL, Aug. s, 1892.

Mr. Editor:
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Bluehill wish through your pa.
per TO express their gratitude to the gen.
uemen of our place, who have recently
taken measures to suppress the sale )
intoxicating drink in our village. and Ia
say that We are heartily in sympathy with
the good work and hope that it will be
continued until the degrading business is
oriVen at least from the limits of our
town.
The action in this matter taken nv some
of our leading men is manly and noble
and meets the approval of all good citi
zens, and will have great influence for
good; but in order for the work to be suc-
cessfui ana much good 10 be accomplished
1t is necessary that these men should he
encouraged and supported BY a wholesome
temperance sentiment which will show IN
all that we are not in sympathy with the
man or men who will engage in this nm
lawful and disgraceful business, but are
fully in sympathy with those who are trv-
ing to suppress it. II is quite evident that
public sentiment in our town is decidedly
against the unlawful sale of intoxicating
liquor In our community, and the influence
OF such sentiment should be felt and
should aid in prohibiting the sale of it
which viii help save our young people
from the great evil Of intemperance.
(Signed) SECRETARY w. C. T. u.
Bluehill, Me.
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Congressional.

Monday, Aug. 2.ZSenate: Senators
Hswley and Hiscock spoke on the results
of the Mckinley Tariff law.
House The provisions of the Sundry
tlyu blll We're extended until August 4.
luesday,-Senste: Debate on the labor
troubles at Homestead.
House Filibusters in control; no bust
ness done
Wednesday.-Senate; Routine business
only was transacted
House No quorum present.
thursday Senate; Only routine bust
ness transacted
House; The filibusters were defeated
IN the attempt to prevent consideration of
the Worlds Fair Appropriation bill. and
under suspension of the rules it was de-
cided to vote on the bill to-day.
Friday The Durborow bin appropri-
atlng $1,000, 900 to the Worlds Fair passed
both House and Senate. At llp.M Con-
gress adjourned.
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IaMotne.
Miss Hattie II. Cousins has returned to
Waltham, Mass, after spending short
vacation among relatives in town, She
was accompanied by her little nephew,
Chester Taylor.
Mr.. Orlando Cousins has gone to Ban
cor TO work at his mason's trade.
Mrs + l.. Hodskins and children are
spending the summer at islesford.
Mi and Mrs W. H. Holt and son. have
been spending a week with the "old folks
at home"
Mrs. ID. ID. Hodgkins has been visiting
her sister, and making calls upon her
neighbors; quite treat for her, as she
seldom leaves her home.
We regret to learn that Mr.. l., X. Hodg
kins has closed up his business and will
seek other employment.
Miss Olive Young has left for Boston to
resume her duties of nursing.
Capt. Geo. Higgins, wife and daughter
OF Eustis, Florida, are the guests of Mrs.
W II. Rice.
Good congregations have listened to the
4
return, and 1t WAS his privilege to bsptize
three young girls the first Sunday after his
arrival He goes away to- day for a short
visit at Warren
Mrs. n. Is. Coolidge and Miss Addie
Clarke have been to Hancock for few
days
Mr.. J. b. Coolidge and wife, haze taken
a weeks outing at Sorrento
Mr.. James Higgins, wife and daughter
from Minneapolis. are spending the sun
mer with their parents. This il the first
visit Of the first grandchild. consequently
quite an event.
| Mr.. A. X. Coolidge is 50 much improved
In health that he can make several calls il
a day
/ Mrs. Nellie +. Saunders and Mrs. Grac,
/ Q. Cousins from Newburyport. are spend
/ ing this month with Mr., and Mrs. Shepsrt
4 Cousins. Mrs. Alfred Smith from bed
/ ham. Mass, is also the guest of Mr..
I Cousins to-day.
/ Capt Chas and Fred Hodgkns will
+ their wives, sailed on the yacht Starlight
+ for an outing around the bav. They Wis
/ tied Bar Harhor. Southwest Harhor, Isles
ford. and several other places of interest
and returned home saying they had gooI
/ time.
Mrs. c. l. Young has returned from he
J visit 10 Waltham. Mass.
Mrs. Alma Ferran of Bar Hsrbor ha
been home bringing her nice baby witt
/ her
Miss Susie King is at Bar Iiarbor.
Mrs Nellie w. Iiodgklns aud two chill
dron from Ashmont. are spending the sum
mer st Mr.. g. Il. Hodgkins She brough
her own team and j. enjoying the tin
drives about town
Mr.. Luther REYNOLDS Of Meriden. G.
ha> been on q shor, visit To his mother sn
other relatives
Mrs Eben Whitaker IS again at HON
after her visit n Maine and Massachusetts.
Mr.. Richard Perkins MIR Davis aud Nj
Harding all have several bosrder> froI
Bangor
Mrs Eben Googlus from Csmbrids,
port, Is with her mother.
Mrs. Shepard Cousins was quite su
pri>od a few evenings ago. on going int
her sitting-room t. Guh a stranger col
versjug w.;h Mr.. Cousins but 1t did n,
take long for her 10 recognize her hrothc
MIR Rensselaer, Springer Of LeAyenworlt
hsnsas. whom she hal not met for tweG
,yseven years. Several changes have iAl
IN pace in both iar!ng the time.
Aug :
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Foreclosure Sale.

WILL RE SOLD at public sucti' n In the town
w OF Htlcksport Hancock county and state OF
Maine, the premises, Thursday, september
18th Isr. NJ ocitck IN the afternoon. for breach
81 the conditions contained In a certain ndenture
or mortgage decd ~ trust. executed 10y the hucks
port Electrical company, corporation daiN ana
legally organized under tha laws II the state Of
MAiae To the suffolk Trust Company, = corporation
duly and legally organized under the laws ~ lne
Commonwealth II Massachusetts, As trustee,
which said inienture Is lated January lat, A. d
Is9i. and acknow edged by the said hucksport
Electrical Company, ny tt+ PreSldent' w =
stiles. and Its treasurer. John rost, Jr. on the
9Th lay Of January, A. u, t~, and recorded III the
rc''nris of mortgages Of personal property In tue
clerks Office OF town 81 BhckSport, Ilnro :,
| FoEu Jl. and IN the Hancock county Registry Of
/ Deeds. Volume 2IS. Rage $40. the following &c
/ scrihcd property All the estate real. personal
4 anL miNu,t 81 whatever nature and description,
owned at the date Of the execution Of said tn$tru
rrent ~ conveyance or thereafter acquired by the
trustee amt described in Sati iDdenturr as follows
Z Al the "hulhtinEs, electric hight plant, steam
plant, uachtCcry, engines, boilers, iEna'nn sIet
triC rutrhj1r- V' 'trtr ittnI- aud other ftcctFlc
apparatd4 poles. lines, Sir". together N'th an
/ and singular thc privileges AMI aVpur'enanf''s
thcret" belonging ami ali snI every Inscription 'i
ucr-"r1l aud miNrl PROPERTY "I 81" ftvTtr'' '''h
uary " neither ut., hr3t or hereafter to l'' attir
ed IA, IL ard al-a ail t5ipg- IN action contracts
-'gims am. "a. tulujl- ~ tire t3Sytr.F tpUg1nE.
whether uoyv ovr,ti or to he hereafter acquired,
together wtH an tur TcUt-. l@>tr~, profits, income,
/ privileges. franchises and aipurttlutuE Z" ~li'
prul,crit AMI On rights privileges tnmnuiiir-
ami franchises corporate or otherwise. OF the Elet
/ trtc Company. whether moan possessed nf hrfeai
tar as4u.rai and also nf the estate rt-lt, ttr4 lee
ters,f property claim HuI demand Whatsoever.
as we'll IN las in rluity, - the tIaetri, tom
pany. tn and 80 the same 4uA every part thereof
With The franchises privileges md apHur trah''
the real estate row oSntsl hy the Electric tuiuta
ny Hrl hereby conveyed rou7-,tt0s or certain t,,
~ laui with tht bgtl!tB-s th"repu situate So SAID
HuCk pnrt thr snl.thvrty sf1" % Nau @lFt''
nul bounded ana described o. follows. 70 "it
Erylfulre pu -4lI -frrrt nj frer fuit iH me
Trauui Il. bt lurrr- westerly FROM tHa ahnp
thence south th.tt, r., NJ degrees e.t ts ami ~
HrHrHFH BIB TN o NM
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tsiashliI.


nls.hlI
~ t.h, , u.l. ,. i, n-,nt,.r
Y uicL.oT,h. pIn.,',,l' III ,f,ft
rna..,ar
Nh = pi,t. =, i,
piat ,,,, ~ 80. ut"tf ~ '1t
pisra :, 49, ~ '"o N''ses-
- -.
AT ~ Iuuer "lte and daughter 81
Ne"t"h' MA>s Also Mt Phlliip I. Day
VI 'ieH' 'A'o' are NJ the b'aehlii Inn
Arrived at The Pendleton House last
week, Mr.. Edward Walker and wife. Mr.
l.. \. Smith, and Miss L. H. Elliot Of
Boston. Mass
The + . " gave an entertainment In
Town Hall. Friday night, which -urpss~~.
anything OF the Kind ever before given ID
BluehiL The reading by Mis-. Daisy Car
roll Hoyt, graduate Of Emerson College Of
Ora.urv. Boston. wa. a very fine exh{bi
ton Of The Young lady. ability and her
several readings were listened 10 through
out with marked attention from a crowded
audience. The whole programme was SO
"eL'I''l"seil anu a.! VINO TOOK part mad the
ri. 'on sheu mem 80 perfect that II
=. I.aiu - He'elh'ne "hef. me most credit
HShtIy belongs: u Is safe to say that all
In the performance. The recitation by
Mis-, Bessie Tucker also the dance bv
Miss Eta Tucker, are deserving OF credit
The song by little Lula White i Also
Iillian Ma 49, 40 ~ -
song bv ~, ro,,,,, tadi.s u ,t =
.orie,v wh1 80, III Il
' ~ "eie "a ~ costumes OF the
Ing The Kingdom Coming" were very
iine indeed, and much credit is due to the
tion in IN. arrsnga,nan,- - 80. III
which proved "a r. so sncra.sfnI TO-
received SIS co. the proceeds of which i
TO 60 to the Bluehill library.
.-ri,ad;, 49,, ~ ~ va u'ee.' ...e' io"s'
Ernes, Inft,n ~ Sm2 =, ~ w., ar
Mr.. Ernest Lufkin left for Boston, Tues
If9 u" M, ms iera.. 20 the mes,, mrs. Lui-
\ o~aond ~ AL ''o''''' us''s
III, HI. Le"is frithu' "lie ana laughter OF
lisa Holman of Ellsworth '''O
NJ II u t1ino,,,
ladies and gentlemen down tho h 49, w ,b ba
yacht Haze. Tuesday. They had a very
enjoyable time
NJ Job, ro-c;a 30
Saturdays boat, also Master James Forge,
and are the guests of Mr. William Nc
Howell.
of Boston. arrived Wednesday; also Mr.
Newton l. Osgood arrived by Wednesdays
boat.
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Little Things That Tell.

II T. the little things Tint icli il'iir brothers
for in-tancr. wha hidr away in the IarlUr
White sister turrrtan- her brau, rir. hr
ptyrrr'- Pleasant Pellets are little things That
ton. They ten IN the liver and TN" up the
system. - .inal and vet - cffectusi, they arr
rautdis supYianiing the oid--iyle pin An tn
trl0ihc remedy Tor SICK aud Bilious Headaches.
r. iou~ue~- and Constipation. Put W IN Was,
convenient To carry. Their ne attended with
no discomfort.
AS hair dressing sni for the prevention
OF badness Aver, Hair Nt-or has Unequal in
merit AMI efficiency. Il eradicate, dandruf.
keeps the scalp MOST, cjcau ani healthy. aud
gives vitality aud color 20 weak, faded and
gray hair The N ,.t popular Of toilet tt.ir!r-
/ HAVE rp' used sjl ot oae bottle vet. /
suffered fusm tIIrrh for twelve Wears. sNH'1I-
rnrtGg The nsG-oa'ing ,:rpppH-~ 'u 'hr ftr"nt
peculiar 10 thst d's,a~,, and nu-" h'tA 81
most daily, tried various r"me,l - Without
be~ett until last April. when | saw EN-
Cream Balm advertised IN the Boston E1igef,
| procured q holtic, and since the hr-i day :
u-c have hAi no more bleeding the SORENESS
.rutiTclr gone. H. q. Davidson. with The
Ku-inn NHdIst, formerly with Bo~tpn ,In'lr-
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Sarry.

sarry.
Please let me state through your col
umns TO those that are DESTROYS of attend
ing the District Lodge of Good Templars
at South Deer Isle. August 18th, that the
boats from Surry, will take us within three
miles of the hall, then furnish teams to
convey US there, for $3.50 the round trip
and we can leave here IN the morning and
arrive there In time for the afternoon SEES
sion and be at the evening entertainment
and return the next day; or we can go the
cath. as boat leaves the wharf at Surry
every morning.
July Goth. twenty-six persons, consist
| ing of women aud children took an excur-
/ sion on the Juiiette as far as South Blue
! hill. where they spent live hours and par
| took OF a picnic diuuer in the beautiful
grove just back of the school house and
/ returned on the steamer Florence. They
were under the auspices of the Juvenil,
| Temple. so the children were drst for the
day. They found the friends there very
| social and anxious tn make them happy.
| Mrs. Clara Henderson furnished all Ia.
boys with a bntton-hole honquet. very
tasty
Excelsior l. pdge is planning for An cx
a
the Y p $ e. r and We hope he W
G. T. L. may al-n as9il Themselves N,
rare opportunity we row have ~ knl
cheap ard delightful days on, on thu water
The officers and crew NJ both steamer,
are very courteous and - all in III ir pnw
er 70 have everyone have = pleasant time
There was reunion Of the family D
the late Capt. Warden Lord At the oil
home, which is At present occupied b!
Mrs. Mary Gray, one If the daughters
short time ago Mrs. Lnrd saf DOWN I,
the tea table with her six daucntrr- Sh
has two sons. one OF whom was preSen
during the day
The Freethy cottage Is at present occu
pied hv the families Of Cherries Filhrool
and Ernst Hnlch'~g'. h.rh nf vi IN ar
officers OF toe steamboats,
Capt. o. A. Crockett's wife and bah
Helen. are spending the week at Is
Freethys.
Capt. James Knowles returned fror
New Bedford last saturday where he Ia
been very sick His wife and dsughte
Grace FASTENED To his bedside In answer t
telegram to come Immediately " hop
the good air and the comforts of hi- HON
will soon restore him 10 health.
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Legislative Republican Convention

Republican delegates from the several
towns of representative district NJ. a..
composed of the towns Of Ea>tbrook
Franklin, Gould>ooro. Sullivan. etc. IN
Hancock county, met 10 convention At
Franklin, Au. g. for the purpose of nom
instng candidate for Representative to
State legislature for 1898. and % choose
Republican district committee for the
next two years also 10 decide from what
towns the candidates for representatives
shai! he selected in coming elections.
llhlr r. ' o>e WAS CHOSEN chairman
and Moses Hawkins, secretary. Walter
Is Blai-de.l was chosen candidate for Rem
resentatlv" by exclamation. The follow
M gentlemen were chosen for district
committee; Bedford L, Tracy. Esq. and
capt ;. @. Moore Of Gouldsboro. Mr.
Joseph Ii. West aud Henry +. Whitaker
OF Franklin. Henry Boynton. Esq. and
John y. Hill Of Sullivan. Mr. Elmer Glow
ana John ID CrimminS Of Eastbrook. The
convention decided 10 drop the old custom
TOT Inc several towns to take turns in
furnishing candidates but TO select can
dldste from any town or plantation in the
district a. the convention NAV see prop
err Inc following resolution was passed
hesrtr-d. That the district committee Of
The cia>sed towns aud plantations for the
enoice OF Representative to the Legislature
oe and are hereby en- pOwered 10 cali conyep-
Ton OF said towns and plantations At such time
ana place a. they may see MT. each election
year: also determine the number OF delegate.
from the several towns and plantations tbsra-
to, for choice Of nominee for represents.
tive 10 the legislature
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On the evening OF sunday, July 2tth,
froi. Poster OF the Georgia Mission
School. whose occaslona! letters in the
AMERICAN, have, feel sure, created much
intere-, in his work, gave a very interest
Ing lecture-or more correctly speaking
H,.,a,h,,t, ,,,.','I - ~, o.',e-''t -,
al, ,-a,,r,nrrj,, ,,,,h h-i.f III, ~,
ifrah.,,.tra,,r, ~. ,,r.,t,a,
,afr. ~, W. Snn,b !, ~, ~ H..
t.a,,,.,, f,r..,,,os, /, 49,. III III, ,hat
education j. the only sure ard reliable
means to Ne used IN the solution Of the e
ripn> aud complicated Negro problem. he
illustrated many phases ~ the question bs
incidents showing the bitterness Of race
prejudice. the amount ~ "rrk being done
by missions, end N" pressing need ~ NOR"
funds TO enlarge or hnid ne" school hon =
e.. and to hire more teachers The ambi
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The Newspaper.

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.'..,,..l- a.las.
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s.n
ri II. 'L -, II
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i"pA'.'4" 1--''1 i'''''' Tn w. ! SA9
a'''' A'N>l "f''f7 II -'hf'A' ~" hefu''
l., -,..,- IA De~tfrrtar
llo taiD' l2 America i inqufiug lnto
..,'r-f.a. ..rp~t l,r> FIR IL own Interests
t-. Ill e. L.. l. .,;-.,,,, ~
'ti' t''- =" tt' a. 90 =. ''t"' - "'''
pC'ptvc Mu1l TIC most elective agency
.r ttt -uoI OF She Republican party l.
,.-.,,.- !. .,..... in am.
lN''E "' "'t'Ai' p - 49, - - N
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West Franklin.
Jacob Springer lost valuable COW last
week with some unknown disease Her
neck was badly swollen. The animal went
away In the woods. selected q secluded
spot and there breathed her last.
There is to be baptism at the Metho-
dist church, Aug. Z. which is simply the
fulillment of righteousness. Jesus said as
be was about to 90 down into the river
Jordan to be baptized; ''Suffer it to be SO
Tor such it becometh to fulfill all righteous
ness He has set the example; let others
follow the blessed Master.
II is expected that there will be services
2. the Baptist church next Sabbath. Aug.
IA, at 10 so A. NJ.
Aug. 8. HAS.
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NOn-ReSident Tax Notice.

TilE following list Of taxes on real estate = =
non resident owners in the town nf Frnuttif.
.it IT A--,l' " Ollie committed To Franklin
~ un' 't''r ri -'lh town on the 2hth day
a.i 'lt "1 '''i' IcluThtl hN hlm To- me :
remaining unpaid ~ the 2itb ay III May l~r,
III i''4 'itt NJ tliat hate ami they re
,a III utath AZ, h'tlte II hertby given that IL
t" the treasurer " aid town within II ,tt.r.,,'
months from the date 10 commitment IT .tt5
,i, .'u'ii ~ tIif FraI estate taxed VIII h-
ing Interest and charges, will without furtEfr
+ op'" ~ PUN auction at the store Of
II n nraGu"', " an town o. the srd day
1885, N = 'Nf-' NJ threc O'Clock in tbs.
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Obituary.


hrs- NfF"h Eaton N"--
This faithful minister Of Jrsu- hri.f va.
. -
b'Fr IN New nhNeh. So. btc. u iNr'. ht-
ffh.r tlr.i l.syiuq. . family ~ IN, ehil,fr-,
Z Ntl l4r pnf. AiF'i' iouuu Pm h"lHr itn Hl-
uu.Ia iii A farm IA Eranf4rd T4rrr he learned
III x u. ,h.
nrtnt.r'- rs.e TIE HIM ~pirr found him and
t1r defi-lHu US hf1" W MI Hih'Ntrr shh
IA 49, H.. r,pIful rrpparat!gn Al Yai. rnl
:, 49,
+ N-F' ~ 80 NJ '"'' 'N''''"' ''' n No. "''
INK Tor his companions ~aCh men " Titan
u r,~,. ,hY., It.ft.. M pr.f. INA
/ ~ t'Aft.' 'hiN' "''NI'' Y A'''' 'N''~ T'"'
? - ---'N s'i'' -stHufi =. lill-h.
H. dr-t uY.tpr,Te ~. =, ,-t.t. ~
49, r. II
'"' - i'' LYMAN befcher- Here he
brought his hrli- Harriet PA,t stowe n,
- ~
-" HA''H' ~" hfic hour q their children
were born MARY Alfred e. Hattie and Joel
stow, Ar.r u, 49,. .,,,.
''''' "h H'Ais pA-toFate ne re-
moved ,o br,Tl~iI. Mass Wher,. DE- preached
~ ,..r H. j.. i .
- 49, -H'' u'i' ana an
other. ForuetiA Rockwell, Wa born aud sl,o
t4rt
In lN.l'. b. removed 10 CA-iine and wa ls-.
TOR ~ thi- church. .,r t,,.,,,-,kr... ,.-
'"''' -''''' anu
IA retained u!s bone here for more thsu ihir-
ty--ev.u y..r. wi,h ur.hstaJ i,,.,., l., IN
"a ~ H. - 49, '"'''N'' vi al
'"H''" anu s'ase-
~ Hfa'n .Ah'r ptHcffhi'1. August :. and
nv a. buried from The church la which he
had gwen thcEr-t OF hi HE and ia the CENT
trTE At CASTING bt< chosen hornr
4. TN. funeral s.rvt.. D., I u ,,,
s,,,. - - 49,. " u'''H''''
NIL. 49, ], ~ u -, guy COM
H'u'i't' ahd y ihfE"- kef. John r. Locke
frah me paper EiN"n m full below. Prof
BF1>tow spoke Of H. connection with Yale
Rev MIR. FernAih Rad the scripture. and Prot
Riddle offered the tr.yer ~ rnr,mitt.t 49,.
want ~ (,nt weu i.,e
r. L"rk"" Paper
ain asked ~ Az \ word concerning tbe r,EA
tlnn rur friend -u-taluri 10 tht- community
Having lived ln tn, tuWn bui 1 lttl, ,nnr,. ,ha-,
q thls'i u the THIRTY -rycu YEAR during whr. N,
Wa ! citizen IL Ca-rae. ne te-tlnnnv i .'s,,a
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AAriayiile.

AAriayiile.
The sad news reached here YESTERDAY of
the death of Mrs. Sarah Williams OF
scarborough. Mass. She was a former
resident of this town. The deceased was a
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Carr and was be-
loved by all who knew her for her most
estlmable qualities. Death loves a shining
mark. One single blow is given, the chain
Is broken again; one shining link Is gone.
She was sick but few DAYS when the
messenger came. She leaves behind her a
grief-stricken husband two daughters, an
aged mother, one brother and four sisters
who deeply mourn her loss. Funeral ser.
vices. August 10th. Her mother, Mrs. MARY
Carr has gone to attend the funeral.
Aug. 8. 3.
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The Democratic platform says We
denounoe Republican protection as a
fraud There Is no way in which that
can be mis-construed or distorted II is a
threat to the whole existing economic CON
iition Of the nation. Such being the case
Grover Cleveland knows that no man who
stands on ii can hope to be elected Pres
ident Of the United States. So he seeks
70 modify" it. The reason is exactly the
same that led the Democratic House of
Representatives from passing the free sill
yer bill, and free lumber bill. and free
iron ore bill, namely, trucking coward
lee about openly declaring policy to the
people. IL is accompanied by exactly the
same reservation as that made BY the
Wait until after election If
the Democrats are successful they propose
to play smash latter the election"
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= There seems to

There seems to be no dissent in the
public voice of condemnation of the tor.
tnr" lnhicted on Private Iams of the Penn
sylvania militia at Homestead by stringing
him up by the thumbs. There seems a con-
census of opinion that he deserved punish
ment and disgrace for shouting hurrah for
the man who shot Prick, but the torture
Is relic of barbarism not tolerated by
enlightened public. opinion.
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CONSUMPTION,
DIABETES, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
AND
Night Sweats
CURED.

SALISBURY COVE, June l, 1877.
MORRISON MEDICAL Co.,
Gentlemen For over 8 years
had been sick, not able TO work halt
the time and then not able to do half a
DAYS work. My lungs were weak, !
had bad cough all the time. was very
sore across my stomach and bowels,
sometimes could not stoop nor bear to
be touched. passed large quantities
Of water and had every symptoms OF
diabetes. In this way ! went on until
l had la grippe last winter when | was
worse in every way, my nerves seem
ID give entirely out. When went to
bed nights my feet and Ices would be
lin to twitch and jerk 50 could not
,eep them still and often had to get up
tor while. Ny pipes seemed to all
i'll up when went to bed so | could
scarcely ect my breath. had very
bad cough aud night sweats for long
time. People said had consumption
and coul,l no. stand il long. | begar
takiu. Your Sure Cure Tonic and soor
found myself gaining very fast.
have taken four bottle, and am bette
than tor years. have worked J.
days building roads and am well an'
with to give my statement for the bene
tit of others.
Yours truly,
ApfrRERT GRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-11
Children Cry 70,
Pitchers Castoria
Notice to the Public !!

Notice Is hereby given that the old bridge acrn- /.
Reeds brook on the Mariaville road has been. or
VIII be, Immediately taken up for a sufficient
length OF time to build a new bridge in place. Of
the old structure. Provision has been made for
teams 10 cross the stream at the site Of the bridge
JOHN II. NEvELS. Contractor.
Ellsworth, August $, ls92 3wSl