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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Rraiarea's is hgh-cla-s weekly
with strong leanngs towards tariff for
revenue only. Bat il never monkeys
with facts The results of it. investi-
cations are always made known, Re-
gardl,ss Of whether they tell FOR or
against it. theories.
TINS Journal has beea investigation.
the Industrial situation; i; Las received
reports from 500 manufacturing e,tab-
lishmeuts at 2l0 different points, that
have closed their doors since June l.
and SAYS thai summary ofthe results
Of the investigation shows that no few
er than 1903 900 industrial, building
trades AMI mining employees have been
thrown out Of work within the period
specified, due to the absolute closing Of
the establishments at which they were
engaged or the shutting down Of work
at the mines.
These unemployed laborers were
represented by Z per cent in the iron
and steel trades l. per cent. il wool
en-, silk and cotton mills II per cent.
in building trades % per cent in si-
yer mining aud allied industries, and .
per cent. 10 coal mining and coke pro
ductiou. Only 6 per cent. Of the es-
Establishments reported that tie shut
downs were due to usual vacations. or
TO the necessity for making repairs or
for taking Inventories.
The conclusions arrived at by BRAT
stre>tS are given as follows:
When it il realized that th- report,
/ complete s. il may be, i quite incomplete
50 far as the country al large i concerned.
even with respect to manufacturing e-tab-
iishments which have wholly closed down
for one reason or another AID that il takes
no account of the thousands Of reductions
! Of working forces in other manufacturing
establishments, in commercial houses. or
by transportation organizations, large and
small. it becomes plain to the casual OBJ
server that there are n all probability
no fewer than 500 900 or 900, 900 idle en-
ployes Of manufacturing, commercial and
other enterprises at this time who were
nearly. if not all, actively employed three
or four months ago, and that not more
than from oue-sixth 10 one-ffih Of his
! aggregate may fairly be said to have been
out Of work during the past Two months,
owing to the customary mid summer shut
downs, or to the necessity for repair, or
to the taking of inventories, even though
the not infrequent midsummer wages dis
pute in the iron and steel industries be
taken into account"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
SARGENT GRANITE co.
! Important Hearing in Equity Before
Judge Wiswell at Ellsworth


Judge Wisweli at Ellsworth
bearing In equity before Judge wiswell
was held yesterday at the county court room
in the ease of Guy W. McAllister Of Bucks
port, receiver of the Sargent Granite Co., Of
Prospect against William +. and Matthew
Baird. VIM. }. Clark. Geo. l.. Harrington and
William keyes Of New York eit, f, and F. W
and +. l.. Goodwin OF Bangor.
Some time In ~ the defendant. Baird, find
Ing the company, in which he was a stock.
holder. was doing lively business recovered
Judgment upon the report OF a referee In Val
do county againt the company for balance al
legged to be due for money advanced during
the previous two years.
Upon this judgment Baird sold and bought
In the personal property Of the company,
which was then involved in coatroversy for
heir claims and other debts. Under the cir
cum,tances the property soIi for = smaii -um
No" The receiver, Mr.. Nchlil,;er. brings i
bill 10 equity 10 recover the property claimir {
th4t the Waldo county jld smvut WIS c1iln,ve
| ~ aud fraudulcn,ly secured aud ,hat the com.
pany does not owe the defendants the -unl
clamed, amounting 10 something like $4,000
and asks the court 10 restrain the Blird> from
operating the quarry. where they have about
| 2l0 men at work, At an expense 81 over $500 4
| day.
O. F. Fellows appeared FOR NcAili,ter. j. $
Hartman Of Belia>; for the B4ird>. assisted BY
ex-Attorncy General t. L. Iittl field o: Rock.
land
The case excite, not little iuterc,, IN this
section.
question arose over legal teehnirality
The plaintiff moved to amend sud new service
70 be given, ana the judge granted the notion
Thi> ended the matter for the lime being, and
the court adjourned
Among the Interested spectator, III The
courtroom were Judge +. +. chase OF Blue
hill, >'in-an Hooper, the compAns's book.
keeper Of Prospect. and >erersi ,jockholleF,
judge Wi-weIi'> srenorvapher g. a. Bar.
rev.. being ai the Worlds Fsr, Judge Has
kr'', ,'enosraphcr, J. 4. MAIDEN OF Portland
| t21h M, llsce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1898.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
advertisements.

Prices that will interest you and
please you, although prices don't
count for everything. Some things
you want the best Of. You don't
want cheap doctor. or cheap
education Neither do You want
cheap article in dry goods; you
want the BEST, and that is what
we arc going TO offer you this
week. We will sell YOU our s
cent shccting, one yard wide, at
s cents. by the cut Of about 50
yards each. II you do not wish
for full cut, set you neighbor to
take part Of cut with you. Now
is your time to secure a bargain in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Didn't the glorious old Dirigo State
stand out in the great silver fight ::
Shoulder to shoulder stood the Big
-Four Reed and Dingley and Milliken
Bouielle, patriots all, and likewise re-
pubhcans.
Ii was al ill-concealed smile that
frightened the faces of even our demo
cratic friends on Tuesday morning.
and for once at least in history they
approved of the words and acts Of
their political opponents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
Silver In the Senate Now-Southern De-
fections- No Wildcat Ranking.
From our regular correspondent.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 2s, 1898.
The sll-absorbing silver fight has now
been transferred TO the Senate, the House
having passed the Wilson bill for the I'M
conditional repeal Of the purchasing clause
of the silver law, as it has been plain for
week that it would do. The Wilson bill
now goes to the Senate, where it will be
referred to the finance committee never to
be heard from again.
The reason why this bill will be shelved
by the Senate committee is thst the major
ity of senators who favor unconditional re-
peal prefer the Voorhees, bill for the same
purpose. with its tail piece declaring II to
be the policy Of the government TO main
tain himetallic currency. As A matter Of
fact this declaration carries no weight
without additional legislation, but 1t i'm
plies that there viii be future legislation.
and that Implication is relied upon To gain
the votes of senators who would other
wise not vote for unconditional repeal.
Whether this will prove to be true only
time can tell
There are many rumors OF defections
among The Southern free-coinaGe senators,
and the claim Is boldly being made that
I number Of them WILL after making free
coinage speeches. vote for unconditional
repeal. Senators Call and Pasco. Of Flor
ida, are said to have made positive prom
ises TO that effect 50 confident are the
: 4. a..
enough vo,s- from the South u pass the
BILL If they can only get il - a vote that
a proposition has been made To republican
senators 70 try 70 get them 10 u>e their IN
fuence with the republican senator's who
favor free courage. not t. vote for uncoa-
dtionai repeal, bu' merely ~ agree T. nj
low yU;e 20 pc taken. Il wa- stated To-
them that II they wonla secure INA, agree
mcnt the der 1cratic senators would agree
that the tariff should not bc disturbed 4;
this session Of Congress
The proposition was declined. Ia max
inc that proposition the administration
men showed that they realze the Difficulty
In getting the hi,l through the Senate. even
II they can get the promise Of the vote, II
a tnsiort,v ~ the senators. t-,ter IN.
present rulc. n The Senate. witch wluu,f
be changed twenty senators cau. II "a d..
posed, s,aye Of. fnderuitely the tskir. Of
vote on the biii. and That NOR. th,p ,hs,
number are a, present 80 disposed ,.ere
can Dc 10 doubt. THE outcome of :Ai-
matter depends up,n v:e.ler ,h, rt.,f y,i.,
now stand tar fre. II ns.-c.,r r,,,..n, In
tie persuaded Or c.cre,d lG,, a..n..a.. a
vote To- h., taken
Mr Cleveland Will rc.ufn L. WASHINGTON
;hi- week for ;br p1rn,,, ~ at.i,.g M.
personal Influence 10 those eigeaay helm,
araugh, ID bear an tie S...l.,ru senator,
10 yot, Mt rcpeAl
Here j. ore GOOD niece ... news hat
opcb. H. p,,s.,. ,.v,rv rg.r ,-4-,-,.4 IN
III, n.lra-, of ILL.,. roUn,r, T v..4-
,.,,.,u.. ,...........,...
s'~u 81 "!-teHs' N, II 'G9' 'i.i--...se L
haukIn. amt Cl-rt.cs Leyir. Il tr.t ,i.ry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Subscribers who received their pa
pers late last week may be interested
70 know that the delay was occasioued
b. an e1asperatiug break in the ma
cLiaery Of our press room. Through
tie courtesy Of the Campbell Publish
Ing Co., We were able to complete our
work on Thursday forenoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

NO stop between Exchange = station in Ban
gor ant Ellsworth. nor between Ellsworth and
Mt. Desert Terry.
stops when stsnail"t, or pa notice 81 conauctor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

1t remains for the Eastern argus to
twang a note of discord amid the gen.
eral rejoicing over the passage of the
repeal bill. 1t did it by diving into
ancient history and trying to show
that way back in '68 Senator Sherman
declared that the government had the
right to pay the 5-2Os in ''lawful"
money = meaning deprecated car
rency. Possibly it had the right, or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
advertisements.
II should tie in Every I!ntl-

J. 2. Wilson. Pm Clay -. >asrl.hur:, Pa.
,a5- he viii not be wlihou: u kir.'- New
pi-co' sry tor cou,umpli7n, Coughs anu
Coll,. Tia, !, eur,i H. wifi Who wa, threat
eped w;h rneum,nia after 40 attAeA of La
Grippe," when Various other remedies and
several hy,ieiaH, had done Ter 10 good
Robert Barber, y Cook>por'. r., claim, Dr..
kiu.', New Discovery ha- done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing Ike il. Try it. Free Trial
Bottles Al :. d. Virgin, drug Store. Large
bottles j0-. and 81 %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

South BrOOksville.
The Methodist church at Bucks Hsrbor
will be dedicated on Sept. and 5. Follow
ing is the order of exercises
MONDAY.
30 p. m. Lecture by Rev. A. s. Ladd. Subject
zone Little Sin, or A Plea for Char
ity."
TUESDAY.
Ia. m. Prayer Service, led by Rev. W. A.
MacGraw.
10. a m. Preaching by Rev. f. s. Gahan.
2. p. m. Preaching by Rev. o. II. Fernald d.
D., followed by dedication of church.
80 p. m. Preaching by Rev e. II. Boynton.
The public is cordially invited to all the
services.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Happily there have been few casual
ties in tile county this season by
drowning, yet almost at the close of as
lovely a summer as was ever expe-
rienced here, it becomes necessary to
chronicle the sad drowning Of Henry
>agatt, Of Lawrence. Mass, q So
jouraer for the summer at Southwest
Iarbor The details may he found in
our news columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Without sign OF humor in their
faces, it is announced that the Wilson
tariff billwill 20 for free raw materials
and incidental protection" But the
7 atform Of the democracy, authorizing
tie Wilson bill, says that protection is
unconstitutional. Where, then, are
We at, democraiically :-Le,-,.toa Jour
nal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
FROM KITTERY TO CARIBOU.
Items of Interest from all over the Pine
Tree State.

Items of Interest from all over the Pine
Tree State.
Jaoez Hazen. the oldest and most widely
known citizen of North Bridgton, died
Aug. "a. aged eighty-three years.
She Eighth annual convention of the
Maine Christian Endeavor Union began its
sessions at Portland yesterday.
The Maine Sportsman is a new monthly
published at Bangor. It's initial number
establishes its right to the title. 1t Is
issued from the office of the Industrial
Journal.
Lewiston is 10 have new eight page
weekly newspaper, one-half printed in
French. 1t is said the EMISSION OF the
paper is to preach Canadian independence.
The Eastern Forge Company Of Port.
wages from twenty-five to fifty cents a
day The ntcD viii probably accept the
reduction
Gen tls' Joshua l.. Chamberlain Of New
York, = visiting In Brewer, his old home
cummgrira lon has been received by
GOV. CtraNe- from the Secretary of Wal
announcing mat medal ~ honor has been
awarded Gen. Chamberlain for distin.
cui>hcd CALAMITY at Getty sburg, July 2
1868.
At the last annual meetiu. Of the United
States Association Of Stati~;icans at Den.
ycr. CI. Hon. = w Matthews, com.
missioner Of Me bureau Of labor and In.
dustrlat statistics OF Maine. was elected
second vice president Of the association
an office which Is in effect It's leading ex
ecutiye position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
Railroads an0 Gtfamboats.
Maine Central Railroad,

Local Time Tablc--.June 20, 1898.
sDAlLT-
Trains lfariag Bang at 5 90. 6 40, 10 IN, anu
Is and p IN. arrived at
Bangor Exchange st.) at 8 10. so. . IS m;
3 20, oapm.
Holden, ). 70 IS a n, tsis. IS s. pm.
Egery's Mills. - IS m, p ispm,
Lake Huns.,, Is to, 70 s., IN, ~ 50, Is Al y ~
Green Lake, so, 10 81 m; a 0i. p 80 Y p'
EIsw ORTIZ halls. Q U5. 10 "a m; "a -, 70 10 y m
ELi-W ORTIZ. ii 10, - 20, 10 80 "a m; : 49,
IL pm.
Franklin Road, 40. 10 a. = m: ttis. - ? m
Hancock, 3 -. 10 81 a m; e q, 70 3 pm.
Mi. Desert Ferry, 81, 10 10, IL n M; .,
sullivan tby boat, ! u rs a M 5 50, 7a5pm,
Sorrento ,hy noat! d IS, II 30 IN; -.
Ma HaKnoR (by boap. .I5 IN; IL IN;
) 30, Is y
SpAiLN.
Returning. leaving Ear Hars,or at 50, 70 80 N.
10, = u w, arrive d;
Sorrento vt So 10 90 a m. 80, % pm.
sullivan, ) Is. 10 - IN. 20, q y m.
pit. Desert Ferry. 70, II 20 a N; !. so,
) 10. - o. IN.
trankhu Road. ~ 49, III 36 a m, | 70. 20 N,
ELLSWORTH. car, II ~ a ms 80, i 40,
Ellsworth Fails. 70 %. nj saam;a, -5t5pm.
Green Lake, = Il a N; = IS, e 10 pm.
LAKE ilou@t. = = n, 81, 70 u p ~
r gerry hitis, 80 IS. - =, m.
Holden = - . ~ ~ p. ; o. &c IS
fen"bscnt Junction tRrewer). IA, a m. II 10,
} 81, s Is
rxchansc s. Bangor. d m. /. y, 4 10. + 81.
Ha>Gor. "a ms .il5, ,,io,opm
no stop hetv c,u E>rhangc = station in Ban
gor ant Ellsworth. nor between Ellsworth and
Mt. Desert scrIy.
stops when .tsnaAci, Or pa notice to conductor.
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feaaI \ otIfcs.
State of Maine.
HA>Cork s. SUPREME JUDICIAL
L COl n. Il ENlLIN

HANGER s. SUPREME JUDICIAL
IL COZ RI. y EQUITY.
Franz ". Prescott X as. Buck port Flee
tIicel Company.
4 ~ the AboNe-cutitIed action comts oscar p
] Cunningham and informs this court that HI VA
/ du'y appointed receiver 0: said defendant cor
pufaHon on clifton of -Aid Frank W Prescott n
aus a. Dohdh"i eHf, aEti Vas duly qualified aud
entered upon -ald trust,
mat d. such receiver upon Ms petition he was
1 duit empowered - carry on The business of said
company in all IL branches
That In carrying said business he has IN
oufigi expenses for iabor, repairs, Insurance
coal anu other supplies necessary Tor the purpose
Ihat the Income derived from said business has
not been sufficient % pag such expenses
therefore, he prays that he may be empowered
fhh nfntfed y eel the property Of said corpora.
tion for the purpose of paying said expenses 80
incurred in carrying said business as well the
expenses and services Of the receiver
That said property consists of mill and lot on
MAIN street IN Bucksport Maine, with wood.
working machinery, boiler. engine, dynamo,
switchboard and other electrical machinery and
aPphAhces therein with poles, insulators, trans
formers and wires in the streets of said town
used IN me business Of electric lighting.
OSCAR L. CUNNINGHAM
Receiver Bucksport Electrical Company
August IS, ls93
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
IL CHAMBERS, Aug. "A, 1888.
pom the foregoing petition. orde red. that the
SAID petitioner give notice 10 all persons inter.
ested In the subject matter thereof to appear be-
Tore me At the CONT house In Ellsworth on Satur
gay ttle 80 DAY OF September next. at ten O'Clock
IN 'he forenoon, then and there to show cause IL
any they have why the said Ietition should not
oe granted and ordered further that said notice
be given BY publishing copy Of the petition and
Of TINS order twice successfully in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper published in said Els
worth. the last publication TO be fourteen DAYS be-
iore SAID lay Tor hearing. and by serving a SINH
lar copy on the said Bucksport Electrical Com
hany, and on the trustees for the said MORTGAGE
hondholders, at least fourteen DAYS before said
Jay OF nearing LGClLIUS A. EMERY
j nf he I.,yff
true copy attest john F. KSowLroN,
<"o' Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

In Goi We Trust" is the motto
around the ffty-six-cent buzzard dol
lar. Tie silyerites certainly cant
look TO the House Of Representatives
fr the other forty-iour cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
lUanteo.

4drertisemenis under This head, 10 cents per line
per geek; > lines 3 ,ceeks, 81 cents.
NANTED-Reliable men to sell our choice
w and hardy Nursery stock. and Seed Pota.
toes, full and complete line Many varieties can
be obtained through Us. Commission or salary
paid weekly, and promptly. Exclusive and
choice OF territory given Don't delay write at
once for terms. ALIiN NURSERY Co, Roches
ter Y. Y. anwst
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NOTICE

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
i the Hancock Land Company will be held at
the office of b. b. Thatcher. No. IS Exchange
Street, Bangor, Maine, Wednesday The sixth
day OF september. A.. d. 1873, at eleven O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the election of officers for the
ensuing year, and the transaction OF any other
business that may properly come before said
meeting. II. f. HAMLIN
Clerk of said Company.
Dated this I'D day of August A. D. 1888. 2w3s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

SALESMEN-To sell our choice and hardy nur-
- sery stock. Many special varieties to offer
both In fruits and ornamentals, and controlled
only by us. We pay commission or salary. give
exclusive territory and pay weekly. Write US at
once and secure choice Of territory. MAY BROTH
Frs, Nurserymen, Rochester, y. Y. l0y26
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
Curriers' European Hotel. Chicae

Curriers' European Hotel, Chicago,
formerly the St Charles) has $50 newly fitted
rooms, Central location. No advance during
the Fair. 1t will pay to engage in advance Il
per day. Currier Judd. proprietors, Is and Ii
South Clark street, Chicago. nl.-Adrt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

In another column Tax Payer"
valiantly comes to the support of The
AMERICAN in advocacy Of properly
blilt grauite-curbed macadam sidewalk
Oh the north side Of Main street. That
Or nothing. 1t may be that the city
cannot afford to build ANYTHING better
tlan plank walk If that be the
case, it eau better afford to wait than
to build another unsightly, slivery
hemloek structure. Why save at the
spisot and waste at the bung:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

This is what Comptroller Eckels
thinks of the financial situation: 1T
Is safe to say that the general public
look upon the improvement Of banking
conditions as the best indication of re-
turning condolences on the part Of the
people in the financial institutions of
the country, and therefore bare state
ment of the fact, 80 far as the national
banks are concerned, will substa initiate
the statement that a better condition
of affairs is rapidly being brought
about. During the month of July
seventy-two national banks suspended.
During the month of August but thir-
ty-one suspended. During the first
week in August there were thirteen :;
during the second week seven, the
third week eight, and during the pres
ent week but three. During the
month Of July nine banks resumed.
During the month Of August thus far,
seventeen have resumed"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
USE MISS BEECHER'S
Hair and WhiSker Dive

II contains no lead or sulphur Washing NOT
sale druggists pronounce it the best single nraaa
ration ever brought to their notice. The largest
bottle and best dye in the market. Used extern.
THOMPSON, Rockland Me- Sold by All deal
ers. - -. oi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

a Leading Question---Miss Pinkerly-'Isn't it
= pity that all the good looking people can't be
bright, and all the bright people good oking?n
Young Tutter-"Yes. indeed 1t is, Miss PinkerIy.
But tell me, II you had your choice, which would
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

South Penobscot.
Susie M. Roberts has been appointed
postmaster, rice Calvin Leach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

More Reliable than either Tansv
or PennyrOyal.
If you want perfect regulator for the monthly
period, one that aerer fails, safe and sure adj
dress FRASCO-AMERICANC CHEMICAL Co. Boston.
Mass, and receive, free of charge, our book.
Relief for LADIES'. Be sure and name this Ddper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

A limited number of gold dollars at si.l5 and
IA sl-2o each L. Z. JOY, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

The Passport Sentinel celebrated its
seventy-ffth birthday yesterday, and
its able editor and proprietor, y. B.
Mutt, celebrated the event by present
Ing to each subscriber an historical
souvenir, profusely illustrated and
ornamented. The Sentinel wears its
years with becoming dignity. There
are seventeen dailies and LOG weeklies
published in Maine; of these only six
teen were founded prior to 1910. The
Sentinel goes back TO 1918. 1t is one
of the best Of our exchanges, and may
if live long and continue to prosper,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31
,I,ME Momestead d .he la.e Llhn RIack 81 M

THE Homestead Of Tie late john Black OF thi.
= city, consisting Of two story house. beauti
luily situated. and in good repair, and one OF the
every room, wiki barns and oulbuildings; about
twenty acres Of fine land running from the m ain
roa1 to the river good water, i've minutes walk
from the city post office. This property will be
sold at a bargain, also a large number OF house
lots onthe Turner Hill Will be sold cheap and on
easy terms; also one a. pew In the Congr "a
uonal church, one good, second hand, Goddard
buggy, and one good, second hand sleigh For
fun particulars inquire Of ). p. SToCkDRIpGE
Custom House, Ellsworth, he. iv33
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Silver seems TO be Ain the soup.

Having smashed the silvcrites with
tie help of the republicans) the demo
Gratis will now proceed to smash the
tariff.