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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-08


An audience that comfortably filled Han
co,A Aai! greeted Richard Golden and hi, adj
mirabie compauy la-t Monday evening when
"oi led Fruu,y" va for the second time
presented 10 an Ellsworth audience. A, d,
well known. the scene of hi, stirring drama
j, laid IN Buck>pori, and j. play Of The
most he4ithful sort. II presents the lights and
shadows u New England country ,i'lA@e life
In hGh'y entertaining and Instructive man
ncr. iiLmor aUi Valhu- are 80 ,Ailifulk
intcrt~ iHyd that Tie audience Id, -uri,it OF
neither. while II ceriain.y get, it, money!
worth Of both.
The limitations OF the stage accommodations
At Hancock ball cramped to some extent the
capabilities Of al the player. but they good
n4turedis submitted 10 the unavoidable, and
gave their bearers two hour, or more Of
thorough enjoyment,
HE mtc voice singing IN the last act Wa
admirable and Vas highly appreciated. The
quaIctta wa> made up Of Me>sr, Mitchell.
Wlriweli, Marcy and Morse. Their adap,A.
ton % ">aly in our Alley" Wa unusually
fine, y bile the medley. opening with The
Lost Chord took immensely. Little Olive
smith captiyated the audience with both her
actlns and singing. 4 most touching scene 1t
was when, after being posted off to ted 10 the
Boston fiat. -he steal, back to the parlor IN her
night gown. hi-per> III II ncle Jrd'," tar.
and i; her bidding those two-the Alpha aud
Omega Of human life knelt side by >ide and
prayed. Her rendition OF Comm Thro' the
Rye" Was charming. but VS. marred by her
being allowed to accompany il with an exhibit
ton Of high kicking hat w. admirable per se.
but VA. entirely out Of keeping with both
piece aud performer.
To summarize; il wa, good, Wholesome
play; well written. well staged. well played.
II lied" drop, over from Buck>port again, he
ought to hsve, and doubtless will receive. a.
hearty a welcome a. he give, hi- guests al
"Prouty's."
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South Deer Isle.
The funeral Of b. +. Small, held at
the church here Sunday, Nav IS. drew out
the largest congregation that has assem-
bled there since the dedication Of the
building. The A. o L. W. from all parts
OF III" town attended, and the services
were very impressive Rev Mr.. Haskell
gave short but appropriate address.
There was talk of Sunday school con.
cert here for children- day. but 50 many
are Ill with this cold" that is going the
rounds, that il had to be deferred Tor
week or two
The Free Baptist quarterly conference
l. to be at West Deer Isle, aud the NJ f.
Ministerial Association is appointed for
this place and Green's Landing some time
during this month.
The artesian well at the Ocean View is
now about dfty feet deep through solid
ledge. At depth of something over forty
feet water was struck. and the well has q
capacity of ~ 200 gallons a day. 1t will,
however, be sunk still deeper to insure.
II possible, a never-failing supply.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-08

Such a demand. at the. mouth OF six
shooter sets man thinking pretty lively !.
With little more thinking, there would be
less suffering.
Think of the terrible results OF neglected
consumption! which might easily be averted
BY the timely use OF Natures Great Specific,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Consumption, which is Lung-scrofula, Is q
constitutional disease. and requires just such a
thorough and efectual constitutional remedy.
Taken in time, before the lung-tissues are
wasted. il is guaranteed a radical cure. Equal
" certain in all scrofulous affections and
blood disorder Large bottles. one dollar OF
ans druggist
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Marlboro.
A welcome TO rain, which was very much
needed.
o. ID. Wentworth has been To Eastport
on business trip, and returned with two
new hands for the factory
X. s. Hodgkns' weir has been closed in
for catching herring. He secured sixteen
bushels last Monday.
Miss Flossie Hodgkins has returned
home from Bar HarbOr. where she has
been employed
By taking orders and delivering goods,
II. l.. Smith is opening line OF business
that is great convenience 10 many In this
neighborhood, and, it is hoped one that
will prove profitable To him.
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West GonldsbOi

West Gonldsb0i0.
The sails have been numerous the past
ten days, as the following arrivals show
May &c, schooner Union. Capt. Higgins,
arrived with load of freight for S. L.
Tracy; May 80. schooner Harriet Rogers.
Capt Hanna, arrived with freight for E.
X. Merritt and F. P. Noyes; she loaded
with slaves for Noyes; May 81. schooner
Emily Bell of Deer Isle, arrived and load
ed with +. p. Noyes' wood.
Mics Jennie Campbell of Waltham,
Mass, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Z. 7.
Shaw.
Mrs. j. d. Wood has gone to Stave
Island to spend the summer.
There is on exhibition at s. L. Tracy's
store ducks egg that weighs four and
one-half ounces, girth, lengthwise, eight
and one-half inches, around six and one
half inches.
June 8.
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For Over Fifty Years

Mas. WINSLuw'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
u~.d d, milituu. OF mothers for their children
while teethipg. IL disturbed at night and
broken OF Your ret by sick child suffering
aud crying with pain Of Cutting Teeth send At
once and get bottle of Mrs. Winsow :
>ooihtng Syrup" for Children Teething. 1t
viii relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon 1t, mothers. there is no mistake
bout 4. II cures Disrrhns. regulates the
'."marh and Bowels, cures Wind Colo. soft
rn- be Gums and reduces Inflammation. and
gives ton" and energy TO the whole system.
Mrs. Win-low's Soothing syrup for chill
dren tte'hine Is pleasant TO the taste aud is the
prescription OF one of the oldest and best fe-
male physicians and nurses iu the United
States. Prize twenty-five cents bottle Sold
by all druggists throughout the world. BE
sure ana ASK Tor Mrs. WINsLow's >ooTH-
ING SIRUP" lyr21
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Married.

TINKER JAMES-At Ellsworth, May s, by
John ii. Brimmer, Esq, Mrs. Lucy A.
Tinker to William James, both of Ellsworth
WHITE-KELLEY- Lamoine, June 23
by Rev. L. NJ. Bosworth. Mrs. Della White
to j. 5. Kelley, both Of Hancock.
EMERY-HODGKIN Salisbury Cove
May 80, at the residence of Walter Hodg.
kins, BY Rev. L. NJ. Bosworth Of Lamone
Miss Bertha Marie Emery to Eugene II
Hodgkins. both OF Eden.
CROSBY-MILLS- AT Aurora, June 4. by
John z. Grover, Esq, Miss Carrie j. Crosby
of Aurora to Ora L. Mills Of Amherst.
SMITH-MALONEY- Orrington, June
by Rev. Z. A. Carter, Miss Carrie F. Smith
to David II. Maloney. both OF Orrington.
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'1fldreH'> Day will be observed at the Con-
-rr-a'ion4l church on SUNDAY, June Is. with
appropriate exercises.
Ee' T. f. Butter of st. Joseph's church.
Iu'N ei'y will hold services st The Bar Harbor
Catholic church next SUNDAY morning but
"'i be in Ellsworth for The usual evening
services al bis church here.
~ place Of the usual lecture n. The Congrega-
uonal church next SUNDAY evening. there will
De praise service, consisting OF special music
os lie choir. and shor, address BY the pastor,
he'- David L. Yale. GU The Element Of
RAISE 10 Music" Lovers OF sacred music are
cordially invited TO be present. The service
VII begin promptly at ! 30.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-08

The Farnum Brothers will present at Han
cock hAll Thursday. Friday and Saturday even
ings OF this week series OF speciaIties. On
THURSDAY evening ". ;. Gilbert's three-act
fairy play, Broken Hearts," will be given,
followed By the quarrel scene from Act " Of
Julius Caesar.
Under the management OF Frank A. o wen
OF Bangor. company OF John Sietson's play.
ers from the Globe theatre. Boston, will pre-
sent The Crust OF Society" at Hancock hal
next Monday evening. Reserved seals are OF
sale al Hollis variety store
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Born.

CONNERS-A Sullivan, June l, to Capt.
and Mrs. David Conners, IL daughter.
CAMPBELL-At Oceanyilie, May 81, TO Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Campbell, son.
DOUTNEY-At Burlington. VT, May $, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Doutney, dsugh.
ter.-[Sylva.l
GlLPATRICK-At Meriden, CT, May q, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick, a son.
redmond Francis
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Conference Of conxr.s..,o..l,.,.,


The twenty-sixth annual meeting of the
Hancock county conference of Congrega
tional churches will be held at Castine or
June Is. IA and Is. Ellsworth is expected
to send full delegation.
On Tuesday. the 18th. there will be de.
votional service at p. M, and the confer.
ence will organize at 80. The principal
features OF the session are as follows:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
500 Topic. The Sunday School; its impor
lance to the Church, the Community, and the
state,
Rev G. E. Freeman
Geo. NJ. Bov nton, Sec. 8. s. and Pub. Soc.
$50 The True Aim of the Sunday School,
Rev. j. &. Young.
400 How shall the highest usefulness of the
Sunday School be secured The part of the
Superintendent, the Teacher
i-so. The scholar, the Parent Fred A. Fisher.
40 The Character and use of the sunday
School Library, II. W. Smith.
TUESDAY EVENING.
us; Topic The part of the Young People in
Rev. J. $. Richards
Sermon, Rev. II. W. Conley.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
son. Prayer Meeting.
9Gh Devotional Service
80 business. Reports OF Committees
'.th Reports of Churches by
Delegates and Pastors.
lil5 Topic Christian Growth How Secured
The Bible as help. +. l. Higgins.
(2) The Influence of PRAYER, g.,
Miss Il T. Hale.
- The Effect Of Christian Activity
Delegate from Deer Isle.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
200. Meeting Of Ministerial Association and
Ladies Hour for Missions.
Woman's Board of Missions,
,uo-, Mrs, y ! ", D. Garter STATE Cor Sc.
Mrs. L. T. Phelps v Pres
Maine Missionary Society.
Miss Grace washburn.
Collection Tor Missionary work will he ,akcn)
H-S. Topic Latent Forces in our churches.
Rev. VIM. forsyth.
churches Miss MARY A CLARK
50 VIVA, Truths should be given most prom
incnce to day Rev. II. l.. Nnlc.
500. Social Half Hour
WEDNESDAY ENE<ING.
,co. Song Service
80. Conference Sermon, Rev. J. {. Young.
THURSDAY MORNING.
600 Parting Prayer Meeting.
Half fares will be granted by the steam
ers to attendants at the conference. Those
who come by boat from eastward are ex-
pected Monday (the l2th) afternoon.
The "Cimbria" from the east, reaches
Castine at $50 p. m, the Frank Jones"
at g.
Gong eastward the Frank Jones" ar
rives at a. m. the "CImbria" at II a. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-08

IVORY L. Brown, Of Ellsworth Fails. we'll
known and much-re-pected citizen, died at the
residence OF Mrs. Frank Brown. on Thursday
last. eyed about seventy-four year-.
The funeral service, were held on sunday,
June T. at Union hall, Rev. Henry W. Coney,
pastor OF the Union church. preaching the fu-
neral sermon.
The deceased Wa member OF Lygonia
lodge. +. and A. NJ. OF this city, A. W. Pack
ard. master The lodge. in a body. attended
the funeral. the masonic services at the church
and at the grave which mere very Impressive,
being conducted By Hon. John h. Redman.
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o, woman, despairing and wretched,

", woman, despair1ng ana Wretched,
Dreading, vet longing to die,
Hear the glad chorus that rises,
Filling the dome OF the sky
Sisters, be glad, there's help to be had;
No longer be miserable, gloomy and sad;
Lost health regain" rings out the refrain,
Poor creatures, be healthy and happy again.
How? By taking DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrtption, the worlds greatest remedy for all
kinds Of diseases peculiar TO women. 1t brings
back tone and vigor to the system weakened
by those distressing complaints known only
10 women. which make life such burden. II
restores relaxed organs to "a normal condition.
II fortifies the system against the approach of
diseases which often terminate In untold
misery, II not In death-which Is preferable to
the pain and torment Of living, In many in
stances. II Is the great gift OF scientific skill
and research to women, and for II she cannot
be too grateful. II cures her ills when nothing
else can. 1t IL guaranteed 10 give satisfaction
or price 81 .00l returned. Absolutely sold on
trial
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Children Cry fos
Pitchers Castoria.

The nip Of poisonous snake is but slight
remove from being more dangerous than the
poison Of Scrofula in the blood. Ayers Sarsa-
parila purfes the vital fluid, expels all poison
Gus substances, and supplies the elements Of
life, health. and strength.
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Mr. and Mrs b. V. Grant of Eden, cele-
orat..i the tenth anniversary of their
wedding on Monday night. May 90 1t
was very pleasant occasion and Mrs.
Grant wishe. To thank the MANY friends
for their beautiful presents. They had
music, games. aud very nice treat. All
seemed to epjoy themselves.
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Grand Opening

At Hollis Variety Store, Saturday, May 81, at
the New Stand. Having purchased }. A..
Hale's entire stock of Room Paper and Cur
tains, for the first ten days after opening we
shall cut his prices in two Don't miss our dis
play OF Potted Plants for the House and Beds.
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The Postmaster,

Winchester. Mass, says: l am personally ac-
quainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton. and vas
astonished at the remarkable effects OF your
Sulphur Bitters in curing their son and its
large sale is undoubtedly due to the fact that
it Is an honest medicine. l know of many
others who have been cured by its use, and I
do not think too much can be said in Its praise.
Yours truly,
GEORGE p. BROWN, P. NJ.
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East >urry.
Rev. ID. b. Newell. Free baptist State
missionary, was in town last week, and so,
too, was Rev. Uzro Roys. who has lately
come to the Free Baptist church at Ellis
worth. He comes from Livermore Falls
where his wife and children now are The
State association reports that he has been
successful preacher for twenty years.
and 1t Is hoped that his lsbors in this part
OF the State may, a. In other places in
Maine, be blessed
John NJ. Mitchell, who will represent the
Peoples Prohibitory League at West ELS
worth to-day, speaks on the suffice,
How 10 Pulserze the saloon" Many
who are not Good Templars would Ike to
learn how that can be done. and so Mr..
Mitchell speaks in open meetings The
district iemplar SAYS that open meetings
will be held II q sufficient number If pco-
pie il present to make an open meeting de-
-irahle. Such rally a. West Ellsworth
never saw is hoped for. Its fine place 10
go to; good house 10 speak IN. and the
people will extend hearty welcome to all
Mr. Mitchell is a member Of the Grand
Lodge. and thoroughly 10 earnest IN his
work and talk.
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:, commencement at the Maine Wesleyan
seminary and Female College at Kent's
= occurs this week, continuing until
friday President Smith opened the ex-
elclses with the baccalaureate sermon on
sunday before large audience.
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When she as Child she cried for CLstoria
= When she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA
When she had Children She gave them Castoria
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Marine List.
Eli.w orth Port


SAILED
Thursday. June /.
sch Wm II Archer. Patten. saiem
>ch Nellie Grant. Dodge. E"ndout
SAILED
Friday, June!
sch Forester. Wakefield. Carver Harbor
SAILED
saturday. june
sch VIM Pickering HamMoui. RonIout
Sch Hussar, Bunker. Duck Trap
Domestic Ports.
btNooK-,ld june 8. sch caro- Belle, Torrey,
Mt desert
BALTIMORE June >, Sch Helen & Moseley.
Holt. Boston
BosToS-C June ;. sen II Woodruff. Hodg.
kius. Cayenne. French Guiana
Ar June !. sch Lizzie Cochran, Kelley, Hobpken
Ar June 3, srh Ellen Cru-oe, Tapiey. II Lucia
hr DESERT fLRKt-Ar June 2. .chs Edward
Everett OBI, i John. u, l. Rogers. Rock
laMd
Sd schs William Marshall. Baltimore: Lucy.
Philadelphia; Abhie Bur-ley. New York
Passed ont June =. Brig Harriet g. Sullivan for
New York, schs julia Decker, sullivan for
Providence; Sarah Baisdel, sullivan for
Providence
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar May 81, sch + c
Gates, iioboken fol h Harbor
fEkSANDiSA-Ar June :, sch julia A Trubee,
GALvEsroN-Ar MAY 81. bark fremont. Brophy.
New York
hoMLE-Ar June 3. sen carrie + W oOlDury,
Carienas
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar May 81, schs B II Goss, Deer
Isle for Boston. W Jewett, sullivan for New
York
NEW YoRK-Ar june ,. schs Alice J Crabtree,
Macoris. Ellen NJ Baxter, swans Island; II \
Squires Boothbay
Ar June /. sch a stubbs Coombs. Fernan-
dina
Ar Nav 81, sch Pavilion. Norwood. Providence
PHILADI LFHIA-Ar May 81. sch T Thurlow.
Weldon, Port Jervis
Cd June 5. bark W Dresser. st Lucia
PoRrsaoUIH-Ar June L. sch Ii Barnes Bos
ton for fses0oro
SAvASNAH-sld June 2, schs Susan n Picker
ing, Boston
suLLIvAN-Ar May 80. sch Chas II Trickey
F1ckett, Dover
Ar Nav 81 sch X L Rundlett, Boston
PoRTLASD-Ar May n, sch Elizabeth Foster
Thomaston for New York
Ar June ,. sch Mary ord, Bluehill for New
York
Ar June ], schs Little Lizzie and Newcomb
Deer Isle for Boston
sALEM-Ar June l, schs W Z Bee and July
Fourth, Port johnson
PRovIDEScE-Ar May 81, schs Alaska and Tive
Brothers, sullivan
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According 10 h. new timetable which went
into effect la, sunday on the Mt Desert
branch OF the Maine Central railroad trains
arrive il TIL, city from Bangor at 10, 10, 20
i m. $50 and 6.3j p. M; from Mt. Desert
Ferry NJ 10. II "A Il. IN. 10 and 5 40 p. III.
The 10 y. m. and 50 p. m. trains for the
east. and the 10 i. IN. and $40 p. m trains
for the west will also run sundays.
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ssdx~IeA.
George ByarG Of California has arrived
home.
Capt Preble has been here on short
stay, stopping al Carriers Point
Mr. Moulton and family have moved 10
Sargentville. Mrs. Mouton has mil
lnery shop IN part of W. q. Sargent (
Sons store.
Miss Judith Cole has closed her music
class At South Penobscot. and is now at
home.
Herrick, Smith & Co recently made =
large shipment of clam bait, about 900
barrels
The old mill an old landmark. IS being
torn down.
The new summer boarding house being
built by II. A. Small l. nearly completed.
An addition is now being made to the
stable. Walter GrndIe is the builder.
Mr. Dodge Of Boston and Mrs. Robin
son Of Cas,ine have been here few days.
stopping with their brother, \. c. Dodge
on Memorial Sunday the James A. Gsr-
field Post attended church here where the
memorial sermon was preached Notwi,h-
standing the outlook for bad weather. A
very large congregation assembled. The
decorations were beautiful. There was
special music. including the finely rendered
solo Of Mrs. II. W Sargent. The Dying
Soldier" Miss Laura May Dority WAS the
organist. The subject of the pastors dis:
course was The Great Sacrifice" text
And he was clothed in a vesture dipped
in blood and his name is called the Wor
Of God."-Rev. 1913.
On Memorial Day the school children,
under the direction OF W. n Means and
their teacher Miss Susie Webb, marched to
the cemetery, where, by count, there were
100 people. The soldiers graves were
decorated with flags aud flowers, and
special exercises followed Herbert s.
Dority was marshal Of the day.
There are now at least two safety BIZ
cycles in town besides some of the older
style. Percy Sargent is this time the
happy possessor OF the new machine.
Steamer Jane McCres" made call st
the wharf near Herriok, Smith * Co 5
store recently. She was from Deer Isle.
1t is seldom that a steam craft gets so far
up the riyer as this village.
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In my last letter made mistake of a
letter in the name Of Mr.. Murch. 1t should
have been r. W. Murch His son, Dr. f.
Murch, has been visiting Charles H. Blake
here, and returned to Hampden June 2.
A few weeks ago my letter stated that
there were about 800 men working on the
granite at Bucks Harbor. 1t should have
been 100 They are still busy there. work
ing In several different companies and
loading vessels for shipment
The new road here is finished The
other roads have been repaired, and we
have now quite good travelling on the Cape
for carriages.
l am told that scow Is being built and
there are hopes of ferry from the north
or back side of the Cape to Castine. 1t is
usually very difficult to get from the Cape
to Castine except on warm OF calm days.
A steam ferry would be comfortable at
such seasons of the year as 1t could be
used. In winter the ice and wind at times
make the river between the Cape and Cas-
tine impossible. We who go from the
south side or from Blake's Point hsve 10
change boats at Islesboro, so II IL easier
for MS to go to Belfast for anything We
may need, and almost as easy to get to
Bangor or Rockland.
We are all very sorry to hear II DR..
Nye's Illness. Our doctors about here are
kept so busily at work usually that they
either get sick or move to where they can
take more rest.
dog that came on the Cape a 'ew days
ago with MIR. Kane, bit Mrs. V Rack
a. she was walking along the highway.
The bite was not severe one.
We need rain, The seeds are coming
from the ground very fast, and The grass
is trying hard 10 grow. but 1t all needs
rain.
Capt. L. C. Blake has been at home /,
visit his mother, bat sailed week agu t.
Philadelphia from Bangor in bis bark the
IT. J. Stuart" | am told that his wife
has gone with him His daughter Mily
boards with her great-aunt. Mrs. Wales
Howard, and attends school here
Miss Matte Sawyer is In Brewer
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Mrs. Columbus ODonnell and son OF
Baltimore. who have lately purchased
Sea Lights" OF Mrs. Daniel kimball, Al
rived Sunday morning u occupy their cot
tsge for the season.
DIR Chase and wife returned from Pros
pect HaFbor on Wednesday
Cspt David Conner- and wife are re-
ceisiug congratulations on the birth, JUNG
/, Of line little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK, OF NInalhayen, are
In town, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win Chaplain.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. June 3. 1888.
Miss Nellie Howard. Mrs. Alpha Joy.
Please call for advertised letters
A. X. DEvERKUx. Z. NJ.
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my -on suffered night and day with rhcums-
tism. much 30 that be unable to feed
himself Your sulphur Bitter. cured him.
aud | am truly thankful TO Say they are an
honest medicine. MRs. ". III. tARLETON
wife % pescon Carleton First Baptist Church.
Winchester. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-08

Buckinghsms Dye for the Whiskers is a
popular preparation in one bottle, and colors
evenly brown or black. Any person can
easily apply 1t at home.
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477-'7i --7-ii7i7 ilTi7'-7-'77-i--
Died.

U6ss1aTy nOtlces beyond tke Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line
-
BROWN-At Ellsworth, June l. Ivory L.
Brown, aged "A years and months.
POMROY-At Bsyside. May 80. Francis G.
Pomroy, aged y years.
BILLS-At Mount Desert, June 3. Cora A !,
wife Of Sterling Bills. aged % years, 2months
and IL days.
BRIDGES-At Brooklin, May 81, Mrs. Liva
Bridges.
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or Course You Read

The testimonials published In this paper re-
lating to HOODS Sarsaparia. They show be-
yond doubt that HOODS CURES.