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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
Derborgfllf Sbdbe.
sioutam bon Reinbolo ortmamm.
(Gortfesuns.)

SUeCtIe3uHbC
nWeiter fam iA Did aa metnem
1ebauern ni6t begletten. Sn Der Stiff
torner Sa6e linb mir al1o eisentlib 10
tfus wte 3upor; aber ptellei9t selinst
es Dir, bis iibermorsen Nbeno Ratb
su i9affen. Sd lebe Did bod auf
ber fletnen Soiree, NIT pel1er rneine
Jran onr6aus Die Sailon beidlieben
loill?@
n@s mar metne Ibiiht, Saul, @ud
nit beitem Danf fiir bic Ginlabuns ipe,,
gen meines 6ernbleibens Inn Guti9ut'
Oisuns 3ubitten."
nMb, rtibtS ba! Diesmal tpiro fetne
Ablage angenommeu. Wfeine Sran
iuiirbe baS gera6esu als eine Beleibt
suu9 aniebeu, Die fie Dir fdmerlid 3l1
0er3eibetl nernn61te. 11no @erba Diirbe
o1ne 3weifel slanben, baB On Did ses
fltiientli9 ben1iibft, tbr auSsutpei9en.
In1 lit ba8 70 3tentlih Der lette Ser
Min, ben i9 Dir fiir etne @ntldeibnns
lit Der &liffborner @eldidte befpillisen
fann, uno mir finbett bort III Ser I'M
rnbe Der @eielll9aft ntel eber als an
irsenb eiuem anoeren Srte @elesenbeit,
cine Siertelifnnbe linselt6rt iiber ses
ibdftli9e Nnselesenbeiten 5u ipreden4
r@enn nnetn Rontn1en aus 70 ptelen
@riinben notbfpenbis lit, barf id tpobl
freili6 niht bel BET beablihttgten Mbz
lebnung bebarren. Iuf iibermorgen
alio. l1no m6se ttt5wiidem enolth ett
9iiufti9er 9tern iiber rtettiem 51idlal
altfseben +
2elenOorf f6iittelte Inn bie 6anb
unb fties in cine leer poriiberfabrenoe
Drofdfe erfter &lafe. slber er mar
tete bod, bis @alter SaSmunb altber
D6rtpeite mar, als er Dem 8utfder baS
.3iel Der Sabrt be3ei9nete, benn Die
Strabe unb Sansnumnler, ipelde er Oa
nanrte, 9abeil ia 4i1ts Mnberes an, alS
Oas @eihdftslofaf Ser Jirn,a: @ebriis
Der Tobias & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20

M. 8 % 3alfeper, 800 OF 4oa.
ton StI9}e.

Sie 9erren so. & %. 9altsper, ers
fabrene 9lpntbefer unb Gbernifer, boz
ben in 0o. 320 Sf=SouftonitraBe cine
Sentf9e 9lpotbefe etablirt. 9ie Qerz
rem fiibren ielbfperitdnblidb elm poles
Eager Don Oroguen aller 9lrt, patent>
mebt5inen, Soilettenartifel etc. unb mers
ben befonberS Der &eeeptur ibre Qaupts
aufnlertiamfeit f6enfen. Beibe finb
in ibrem Ga6e i'm Nprben, iotpie in
Oeuti6lanb ausgebilbet iporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
0ie Grippe erfplsreid, bebanbeIt

Sd bin ioeben bon. einem smeiten
Mnfall Der @rippe in bieIem Sabre bers
,geiteat tporben, fagt Scr. S. .. Sone8,
9eramsgeber bes s9eaber", Meria,
5eras. Sd gebrau6te Gbamberlains
9ufensM sMebiain nnb nit grfolg, benn
i'd mar ttur 5pei = gegen friiber sebt
Gage i'm Bette. Ser 3peite 9lnfall
uiir5e ebenfallS 10 f9per getpeiem ieim,
tpie Der erfte, bdtte i9 nidt bieie Wfebis
gin angewanbt, ba i9 mid feds Stun=
ben mad Der Ittade f6on lesen muBte,
tpdbremb i6 beim erifen Nnfall nod
atpei Sage lang meinen @ef6dfter
nadgeben fonnte, ebe i9 bettIdgerig
iuurbe. 9ie 6lai6e gu SO Gents sll
berfaufen bel ben Srugeiften S. Salt
eper & Sobn. Doubling & Gloob, W.
& M. &alteper, u. SreiB, $. s9uz
6arb, &. Cohen 6 So. unb S. 8.
6arrifon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20

bon f9waraeu 8aaren gu Ben aaer.
niebrisften Nrei,en.
@etreifter unb carrirter 2apn
bon ! Gents aufipdrts bis gu benz beften.
SAli4ter ibtparaer Org ,n,ie, @renabine,
Satin geftreifter 2atpn gu erltaunli9 niaori.
gen Breiien.
geibene @arp &enriettas, 40 9oa,
nit ben neiteiten S4attirunsen nerieben,
3u $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20

Ser Berliner Iertreter elmer Neiu
Dorfer Jirma bat 500 Sdde MaiSz
Wtebl erbalten, ipel9es gratis an bic
Bidder alS probe pertbeilt wvb. Srob
Der Yemiibungen bes Scr. Murpbp, bes
europdii6en 8ertreters bes amerifauiz
f9en Aderbaubepartment, bat bic beutz
f6e &egierung ibre Nbii6t Melidfora
in ben Mrmeebddereien gu permenben,
nod nidt erfldrt. Ser geeignetite
3eitpuntt fir bic @infiibrnng BON
Mtaisbrob ober Miaismii1brob in bic
4rmee f9eint perpaBt tuorben gu fein.
Dor einem Sabr idien bic berrz
f6enbe Getreibetbeuerlng BEN Warft
fur Maismebl Offnen gu ipoaen, aber
ieBt linb bic @rnteausii1 en- gut uLb
bic gorrdtbe bon Weisen unb &oggen
rel1li1er, 10 baB bic Notbmenbigteit,
sinen billisen grIab fir @eiSen unb
Goggen gu fu6en, ttidt mebr porliegt.
Sberit Murpbp 1T inbrFen Der Mnli6t,
baB bic &esieruns fi6 bod nod sur
ginfilbrung bes MaiSmii6brobes (o6er
gapripibroo8) in Die Nrmee gemOtbigt
feben perbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
3epbpr 0fuabalrls I!

Nir psrteufen 3epbbr @insbams
3u i5, 18 uno 25 @emts.
Satin st.ipeb @orb bu goi unb 3epbbrs.
8emnffer.e gateen gu 10, II, is
uitb rs Gents.
S9liat: Su 10, 1215; 15, 20 unS 25
Gents.
0as srbbte unb BELT ausseipdbtte aaser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
Chenille Portierea llno giidbeden.

Bir offeriren @benilIes gorfieren
unb Slid eden gu abioIut balbem greiie.
@ir baben so Vaare Fortieren unb 100
EtIdbeden, alle 5u bemIelben greiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
3. G piteI.

Die biibi9e junse 5rau, bic ibre
iippige @effalt NIT liifigem Bebagett
anf Elm bequen1eS Nnbebett geftreft
bate, muBte bas buftise, ipisenbeiette
sDeorgenfoffiirn, tn ipel1eS iie gebiilft
mar, ipobl fiir piel ansenebmer un6
het6iamer balten, alS irgenb etne an,
bere Toilette, 6e1n Der Sormtttae tpar
ocm Wtittas beretts 70 nabe sefommen,
0aB Der nabldifi9e Gn3u9 nit ber frii>
ben Tagesltunbe faunt nod sii entl6uls
oiJen geipeien mdre.
Die 6dn6e uttter 6ei1 2ppfe sufam<
niensdegt, blidte bie Dame, obne 3meis
fel 0te @ebteterin bteier NIT peri1peus
oerif9em 2urus auS9eftatteten Rdume,
5u oeut fd0t .9emalten Plafon6 bes
3imnaers empor, ltnb peniger Der NuSs
6rnd ibre8 5iemlid glei99ilti9en unb
bl6iirten @eiibthenS, ais baS balb per<
ftedte @dbnen, 3it ipeldem fid bier ltnb
oa bie ani9eineu6 et1DaS Sel9minften
9ippen 0ffnen iDollten, CAB i3eugnib BON
Der anftren9enben unb ernlii6enbeti Sc
oantenarbeit, ipelde Die iunge Srau ba
perri9ten no1te.
uWenn On bod enoli9 etnmal etipa8
0uiti9eS 5pielen tpollteit, @eroa, ettpas
aus Der reiteit Sperette bon Suppe,
oeren &lauieraus3llg mir nein Mann
mitgebraht bat, ober tpenigftens einen
bib51en Wal3er bon Straubl Dieie
f9weru1iitbi9en nnb lansweiligen Sa>
den, bon Oenen i1 niAts perifebe, fall
len mir gang entlesli1 auf Die 9ierpen. q
Dieie In flagen6en gon porgebrahs
ten Worte galten Dem iungen Wfaoden,
odS lett geraun1er .3eit I'M 9iebeneenlaA
Dor 0em prddti9en Salenfliioel faB un6
NIT bober, fur cine Dtlettantin feben,
fallS ungem6bnlihen Metiterihaft eine
Der i6mierigften Gonlpofitionen Sect
bopens ipielte. guf bic porfpurfspolle
Nnreoe Der 9auSfran fin brah lte pl0t>
lid ab, CAB ibren Glapierleilel einen
jielnli4 anseftiimen Stud, 70 baB ibr
id0ntS, fein gebiloeteS Geiiht Der Mn>
oeren 3ugemeubet mar. uno iagte, ipdbe
reno es iuie Corn INN ibre Mflnowinfel
quite sGb, Deine yleruen! 5ie
baben Did bot einigen Ta9e1t nid)t ges
biaoert, Die 9an5e Naht binonrd sll
tan;en, lHo 5lpar mad Der abl9enli6ften
Wiufif. nit Der iid jenlals cine Gdaar
bon Stiimpern on Der 3unit Derfiinoiat
bat ge9eu Beetbopen aber lehnen {ie
fid anf. GS ftu6 jebenfaaS, ipte Dot
tor YlatenirS geftern mei1te, Die nun,
bfrli6ifen 9ferpen, BON beneu man ie
eebSrt bat.4
Die iunse 5rau Dersos bas @eiidt
3u elmer serinsfddsisel @riflaiIt.
Bah - Doftor Platenins, bieier
@robian ! tlnier alter 9anitdtsratf
pfegte an6ers iiber meinen @efunbbeits,
3uitanb 5u fpreden, unb ct belaB cine
bnnbertmal reidere Grfabrung, als Die,
ier innse Wteni9, Der ia erlt Dor etl1
paar Sobren bic S9ulbant uerlaiieu
bat. Wenn meiu Mann ii6 nt1t ID
bebarrlih einreoete, 6a6 BlateniuS ea
gemelen 5ei Der unier &in6 bonn gobs
gerettet bat, 70 pir6e iA iiderlid ME.
mails 3u9eitintnt bdben, oas er infer
1dnsar5t iDeroe. Wfit unartigen Jes
0ensdrten tladt man bas franfe Ser.
benipftem elmer 5rau ipabrbaftie ni6i
9einn0.4
~Nein, aber bamit, baB man bis aun
beilen Nittas i'm MOreeransug unfbd,
tis auf Der GJailelongiie liest, fiderlid
nod uiel iueniger /! 9uf aeineln Spa
5iergans .peuisftens bdtteft On mid
bod be9leiten t6nnen, tpentt e8 i1on Ii
Deinem 1ausbalt unb 1T Deiner ain
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20

Die fran36iii6e Seputirtenfam=
mer bat einitimnig bic Summe Don
81 Millionen 6ranfen fir bic Yertres
tung Granfrei6s auf Der gbieasoer
WeltauSteQung bemilligt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
@or9dnae! &orhdnae !!

Sn Draperien unb gretpnnes
tabren mir eine elesante Nasrabl bon 10
sents aufipdrtS bis gu Der feiniten Sorte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
eeioenltofe !! geieenitoffe!

Soltoe farbise @binefifdbe unb S a.
pdneitihe Getben nitpffe in ben pcz
pnlariten Sarben, frie BeiB, Cream, Rcid,
Gprn Ntie, Qilae 8lau &C.
erlise @ros @rain Sdip iparae
eeioenftoffe gu rs gerts, 80 Gents, 81
nno $1.25.
S9iparse unbG Gream@b @bineiiide
g Seibenitoffe, su 80. 50, so, so. rs, 8o,
80 @ents unb 81.
9e,Seme nmb 9atin Nrueaoe, in
idpar3 nnb fsrbia an rs, 80 Gents, 81 unb
$f.25 in ben t,eueiten Abe,lbs s6arbsn.
Ganeb semuiterte Snbias, idmarser,
tarbiger uno ipeiber Grunb; 3tpe,fnrbig, Elm.
fa4 uno psridieoenart se Sisuret,, 8junen.
Serolls Mnb anbeie Mufter, Is Sprten, 3X12
&nm5,nat,on, iebss 20-22 3oa brett, 35. 48,
60, 68, rs Gents unb 81. % 3ou breite Al
81 nne 81 %.
ger'9ieoene 0focee emrabs, su %,
35, so unb rs Gents.
OaS seiben[aser iibertrifft anes Dasetpez
Iene in AnSmnhl, Site un0 Nertb fir ieben
3psd, mo- Seioe sebrnubt pirr, ,nb 6eren
3abl 1T Qesipn.
uuier 8aareulager 1T maBgebeuo.
Oie iolsenoen Nuotaticnen eeben einen
@inf, um aber ben pirfliden @errb nno bic
Hsihbaltigfeit fennen gu lerneu, fommt unb
,ebt ober lakt Gad, Vrpben ttb den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
TIMER ..gBeif;er Glsphaltt0

glotbins 9aus lit bas srbbte ans- s-Ssu kSss
biaite TN Siibwef.eH Sir Sarantirsa
Shnitt, W1n ter, GnatitGt NAB
,,bab Miles pabt.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
WlSbel unb s eppidle.! !!

astuUSS uWD - bffss1S
TIMER M5beI. unb SeppiH EeparteMsst
berbient in MusenfHein senpatne,i IL hw-
ben. agir qupttren Nreile, sie Sbs nit 9Ws
8niigen Ieien iuerbet.
9eppimc! 2eppit9s!
8ofh 8rufieI&, 81 unb eufpGrts.
Sapeftrp 8rufifls, so Gents unb SssjisxlS.
9apeftrp Brniiels, aurberrp, IS Sents Hns
aufipdrts.
Anes @Olle, Sreifa4e Oids, s5 Gents
8. 6. 90
l1nicn 5e
auss 9 wOus, ,IDeiia6s ! %
6. 6. IS
linton 45
@eiaumte sepsidse, IL biss So eents.
Sinoleun,, so Gents umS arfwarts.
Subbooen Dell Tu9, SO Gtss nxt auifbxslo,
GocossWatter, 45 Gents nnS sufinxrts ~
Auab1atsgaro.
gbind Wfatten, bon l215 Bis 9s gents. -
aette SapaneiiiAe Mattsn il MIR II -.
Ma6bel! W21bel!
@ir MAIDEN ipesieIle Offer,sn in e4Isfs
4 immers SetS:
Solibe Nnt,fe gidene Sets. nur $3.50.
glegante Gbepal SstS, m,ir 5000.
SoIibe BaaauB Sets, nur $3s.
8liii1 parIor Sets, ni.r $27.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20
Wptts fiir gteuer5abltr.

Collectors Office, 3immer $50. II, |
San 9lntonio, 25. Wdrs '92. !
Ser llntersei6nete ma6t hermit be-
fannt, baB Bic itdbtilfe ad valorem
unb aopffteuer fir ba5 Wfuaicipal>
iabr 1891 ppr benz 81. Wai bieies Sab
res 81 entribten, 1T.
gbmarb &if6e,
Stabts4plleftor.
Sn Wtain3 nirb am 2S. Muguit
elm allgemeiner beutf6er aatbolifens
Sag auiammentreten.
8ee@am's pilien furtfen Misrdne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-20

8ee@am's pillen furtfen Wlierdne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25

Burglars entered the house Of Geo W
Burkett at Belfast and stole 500 worth Of
silverware; also the house of Edward
Sibley. whence a watch valued at 500 and
So in money were taken. No clue.
George W. Smith. master of schooner
Regina. died at Machiss Tuesday night OF
last week. He was ill a few dav- 81
typhoid fever. He was highly esp-cted
for his industry and integrity.
Fire at VIM at 2 IS Wednesday m ,rn.
ing destroyed H. Poor & Sons tannery
Loss probably So 900; Insured. Forty to
sixty men We're employed in the tannery
and 100 on outside work. 1t will prob IDLY
not be rebuilt. The insurance is large and
is placed through Boston hrm.
The farm buildings of Charles Wood,
in Benton, burned Wednesday night to-
gether with three horses, a valuable colt
and three cows; a total loss; no insurance
The fire was caused by the tipping over Of
lantern. Loss S., 900
Charles, the Is years old son of J. E.
Hamilton. of Garland, was drowned while
swimming Wednesday night.
-Washburn Bros. & Co, of Thomas.nn.
are laying the keel for three mas'ed
schooner Of about 500 tons. She wifi have
white oak frame and is to be of grea,
carrying capacity for her class.
George +. DOYLE OF North Augusta.
arrested on the charge Of stealing hsr-
nesses, was arraigned and held bv Judge
Andrews under $500 bail. Edward Love
JOY, in whose barn parts of the missing
harnesses were also found, was held under
the same amount for breaking, entering
and stealing in the night time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25
E. G. SWEET at Bangor.

The Democrats o. Bangor had a flag
raising last week and smong the speakers
present was E. C. SWEET of Portland, who
made a speech which is reported, In
part, as follows
Mr.. SWEET spoke of the prohibitory law
He demonstrated that it not only did not
help the great cause of true temperance
reform, but stood in the way of progress
and true reform. By statistics he demon
strated that the States which had adopted
the unjust and hypocritical prohibitory
legislation had not advanced in material
growth, but had refrigerated. He in
staneed how all the great States had re.
pudiated prohibitory legislation by over
whelming msjorities and that Vermont
and Maine, which had held tenaciously to
prohibition, were the two States of all in
the union which, in a decade, showed the
least advance in wealth and in increase of
population He closed his speech with an
eloquent peroraticn, and at the close was
given an ovation.
II the above is correct report, it shows
that MIR. SWEET is an adept st mlsrepresen-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25
Bangor's Great Show.


The, are Going to Have a Combined Hip.
podronlc aah Agricultural fair There Thi.
Near.
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" icons "'i4 no u'u' NdVSVvd
III - a-''u ~ Hf' ITahu
N'-..'t'..'' , NJ "'' .No' -,',,.eu noI :.
a''t ''' "'''c n'f i-'riS "u PEI,
90 ~ ah4 HANeF al. : w. win
-uh'n- Llia"S T. pea' '''e'r 'ecoI"'- >ne
tun1 ~ ilNvlieN> nor, rage F''tS stand
tpI n"inau laNeS ~ "h"a'l"h OF N" up
Clehl hlppndrphe races al the old Word ;
,i'tre ! 'he hleh jumper Vleen br>~'
hhrdie races, tlc.
ne great war hal'"onI>tS from Europe,
Stanley spencer sons. VIII ascend each
GAY ana are unfer contract to go ott mtif
lhIp i9e an heF are famous aeionant-
Ahi VIII >thd ui IN A'i - '1,s"'"S durlu2
tht "erk-
General Manager tucker OF the Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25

tatiou. Indeed such speech leans to the
side of crime, inasmuch as 1t favors, indi-
rectly at least, the licensing of that crime
of crimes the li1uor traffic. The worst of
1t is, this apostle of Democracy Is the
mouth piece Of a large part of his party,
who ayowedly favor the licensing of the
rum shop. Mr.. SWEET, your words are
vain. When, buried in oblivion, you are
as he-reviler Of your State, aud one of the
most wholesome aud beneficial statutes
ever enacted 10y its legislators, and thrice
indorseI overw helmngly by the ballots
of the people, the prohibitory law Of
Maine will stand in its pristine glory, the
pride and friendly helper OF the citizens
of the State, upheld and rcverenced then.
as now, by nearly every man who loves his
fellow men, and desires to promote the
prosperity Of Maine In every department
of its varied resources and interests. Then,
as now, the Republican party will be the
friend and sustalner of that law, and the
Democratic party, or part OF it, its worst
enemy
We wish to respect every mans opinion
however widely it may differ from ours
hut men can make, A. did Mr.. SWEET at
Bangor assertions SO outrageous, that
they deserve only contempt in its fullest
measure, and Indignation unbounded,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25
The 0rland Board of Health Take Action

oRlAND. Aug 18th 1892
A, meeting Of the Board Of Health. Of
the town o. oriaud, duly called by the
chairman Of said board. holden at the or
dee of Frank 7. Perry on the eighth day
Of August, 1892, the following order was
passed
Whereas the removal Of the gates Ia
the dam across the Nsrrsmissic river. said
dam being located at the present head Of
navigation on the east branch the Pc
nobscot River, has caused falling Of of
the water in the said Narramis>ic river.
leaving the banks exposed in such man
ner as 10 be public nuisance, and Ia our
opinion dangerous to the health Of the en-
tire community. -esidjng On and near the
banks Of .ald river, we, the Board Or
Health. hereby order that the gates 10 said
dam he replaced and the water be allowed
To cover the banks Of said stream until
such time they may be exposed without
danger 10 the health Of the community.
FRANK T. PERRY, Health officer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25
Specimen Cases.

5. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his
stomach was disordered, his Liver was affect
ed to an alarming degree. appetite fell away.
and he was terribly reduced in flesh and
strength. Three bottles Of Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had .
running sore on his leg of eight years stand.
Ing Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes of Bucklen's Arsica Salye. and his
leg is sound and we'll John Speaker. Catawba,
O., had five large Fever sores on bis leg, doc
tors said he was incurable. One bottle Elec-
tr'c Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Saye cured him entirely. Sold at s. d, Wig
gins Drug store
The use of Halls Hair Remover promotes
the growth OF the hair, and restores its natural
color and beauty. frees the scalp of dsndruf,
letter, and sll impurities.
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Total, 5I43 Jo- Ok
Henry Pettee, house at Halls quar-
ry, IS I5s
JOHN W. SOMEs
treasurer of Mt. Desert
MI Desert, August btn 1872. 3w32
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Miss Caroline Robbins of this place was
married last week to Mr.. Gustavus Mitchell
Of Yarmouth. The happy couple left that
place for visit to the brides friends here,
arriving Friday. Saturday evening they
received serenade "a la Calithumpians, IT
after which the serenaders were invited 10
and played various pranks on the newly
welded pair.
Mr.. Timothy Pickering one of the "solid
men" of Deer Isle, died Aug. 18th. The
funeral took place Sunday at the church at
Deer Isle, and was very largely attended.
Mr.. Pickering commenced business with
no capital but native shrewdness, and
had amassed quite fortune without IN
due speculation or adopting dishonest
methods; a rare thing in this age. He
leaves widow and family of nine chill
dren.
Aug. Do
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HANCOCK, SIS Court OF insolvency
In the case OF Alfer o. BurrIll, OF Backsport. In
said county, insoivent debtor.
This Is 70 give notice that pursuant to an srler
of Court therefor, a second meeting OF the tredi-
tors Of said Insafvent Debtor will lie held at the
Probate Court Eoom In Biuehill, In said County.
on Wednesday, the l4th day OF sept A. y. 1892,
at ii O'Clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
poses named in Chapter 7o,of the Revised Statutes
OF the state Of Maine and amendments thereof and
additions thereto. 3w33
Attest :-CHAs. P.D RI, Register Of said court.
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A Chance to Consult DIR. Flower.

Many of our readers may be glad to know
that DR.. X. c. Flower, the famous Boston phy.
stefan, whose almost miraculous cures have at.
tracted such widespread attention, will visit
this state this week.
His stay is necessarily brief, but he will be
at the following places on the days named
Biddeford, Biddeford House, Monday, Aug.
-; Portland, Falmouth Hotel. Tuesday, Aug
%; Lewiston, Dewitt House, Wednesday
Aug. "A, Augusta, Augusta House. Thursday
Aug. 25 Bangor, Penobseot Exchange. Fri.
day, Aug. 26: Bar Harbor, West End Hotel,
Saturday, Aug. 27.
We understand that this may be DIR. Flow
er's only visit to Maine this season, as bis
enormous practice requires his presence else
where.
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and your weaver and spinner than It Is to
pay the English workman? Is 1t not bet
ter to pay your men fer making sheet iron
and sheet steel aud getting your tin from
the earth and baptizing the iron and steel
In the tin than 1t is TO pay the Welshmen
Is II not better 10 have the money so
earned spent here than 1t Is to have /,
spent there? 1t seems to me it is thing
which is not susceptible to argument
even"
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Albert W. Clark has been nominated
as candidate for Representative to the
Legislature by the Democrats of PASSPORT.
The 4th annual lake carnival at Nor
way was held on Friday evening of last
week. Several new features were intro
duced. The procession of boats was larger
than usual and the Nominations grander
than ever. The committee of arrange
ments intended to make it the best ever
hold T
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MARSHALL. HALLS
DR.. wOODBURY,s ANTIDOTE

In cases Of debility and exhaustion ls beaef
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Pleasant for Prof. HOrsfOrd.

The Importance of the character Of baking
powders to be used. Is shown BY the fact
that many eminent scientists have given their
best thoughts to the question. notable ex-
ample Is the very thorough and exhaustive ex-
periments, made by Baron Liebig, one OF the
most eminent chemists of his time, who be-
came greatly interested In Prot. Horsford's In
Yention. In his published report Liebig saws !:
II have. through a great series Of experiments,
satisfied myself of the purity and excellence Of
Inc baking preparation OF Prof. Horsford
me bread has no acid. Is easily dgested. and
OF the best taste. consider this invention as
one of the most useful gifts which science has
made to mankind. 1t IL certain that the nu-
tritive value of the -four will be increased ten
per cent. BY this phosphate PREPARATION
Certainly high words Of commendation for
an American inventor.