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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15
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Pain the Teacher

''Sorrew. next joy, Is what we ought to pray for
AS, next to peace, We prod, most from pain"
The best, however, is considered none
too good for free born American citizens
and the pursuit of joy and peace, as the
constituents of happiness, is one of the
inaltenable rights claimed for all men in
the immortal Declaration of Independ.
ence.
Mr.. Henry l.. Weed, of Belfast, Me-,
has had exceptional success in the pur.
suit of that without which, Ia general,
neither enjoyment nor happiness is pos
sible,-good health. He is a young man
who for thirteen years, had been sfiiict
ed with rheumatism, indigestion. and 8
cough, which last was so constant and
troublesome, particularly since a severe
attack Of Ia grippe, that he was sppre.
hensiye of consumption, two members
of his family having died Of that disease.
Tie suffered almost constantly from rheu.
mstism. which particularly affected his
right foot, To such an extent ihst he was
frequently unable to work for days and
even weeks at time. He had been treat.
ed by many regular physicians and had
expended large amount OF money for
various popular patent medicines without
receiving any benefit from either. lie
says:
Saturday evening, Jan. %, last, nv
right foot was so swollen and painful that
| could hardly stand upon 1t; and, on the
recommendation of Mr.. r. H. Moody.
druggist, of Belfast. | bought of him one
bottle each of Rodolfs Discovery and
Emulsion and commenced their use.
Within "a hours the swelling had subsidized
and the pain ceased, and have not been
troubled with either since. | have not
been free from rheumatism so long at
any time during the past thirteen years.
My stomach trouble has materially i'm
proved and is still improving. NV cough
has almost entirely ceased. have now
taken three bottles each of the Discovery
and Emulsion, and am continuing their
use. My general health is much improved
and | nave increased in weight; my
ap, elite Is better and my capacity for
work much increased. In short | am now
In better health than ever before within
my recollection, aud ascribe it altogether
to the wonderfully beneficial effect OF
the truly remarkable remedies of the
Rndolt Medicine Go. have paid the fun
price for all Of these which have taken.
and voluntarily give this testimonial for
the heneh, Of those who may still be
suffering A. have suffered
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There will be union service III the interest
OF temperance. At the Methodist church. next
sunday evening. Chaplain Tribou will deliver
the address. Thi, will probably be the last
opportunity to bear Chaplain Tribou. a. be i.
10 leave on the fret OF July. Al are cordially
invited.
The sixty->eyen,h annual conference Of the
Congregational churches Of Maine will be held
with the First parish church at Brunswick,
June - TO -. inclusive. Reduced rates viii
b. given on railroad and steamship line.
Next sunday Will be children. day al the
Congregational church. All children. u. well
T. grown folk. in the parish. whether members
Of the Sunday school or not. are cordially in.
vitei 10 attend hi service Son-member- are
requested TO occupy the centre ai-le with the
school.
BY vote OF the young men who met the
pastor Of the Baptist church last Thursday
evening, Il Wa. decided 10 hold smother meet.
Ing this week THURSDAY, June IS, al . 80.
in the Ncstry OF the church This meet
ing. however. will not be simply for
young men, nut for men, women and
children. II /, hoped that every one in
the city whose preference /, for the Baptist
church, Will be interested in the meeting, and
make a specisl effort to be present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

south SsrTy.
| Edward Young and wife celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage on
the evening of the lst inst. They were
the recipients Of many useful and hand
some presents, including beautiful toilet
set which came from California, a pres
ent from Mrs. Young's sister. Between
thirty and forty relatives and friends
were present. The ceremony was per
formed by s. N. Lord, and Mrs. Adj.
| gail Coggins reciteG poem which was
loudly applauded. Refreshments were
served. The affair was greatly enjoyed
by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Young were highly
pleased with their presents. and expressed
their deepest gratitude to all.
John J. Stewart has crew of men at
work on the grounds around Gable villa
The new stable, which is now nearly fn-
ished, is being painted in colors and is a
handsome and commodious building.
Elmer Young, who came home from the
hospital few weeks ago, will soon I've able
to go to work.
Miss Lille Bonsey OF Bucksport, who
has been visiting relatives, has returned
home.
Capt. Albert Treworgy sailed for Blue
hill last week to load with hard wood for
Carvers Harbor. Ninaihaven.
Mrs. A. L, Bellatty Of your city is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Berthe Treworgy was home fir IN
your city over Sunday.
d. H. Curtis Of Buehill was ia town
last week
Capt. d. G. Means has leased the u. II .
Curtis farm again.
Prentiss Rich. an old gentleman we'll up
in the seventies. recently sowed thirteen
bushels of grain In one day.
Mrs. ID. G. Means is very poorly.
Mrs. Lizzie Mann of Ellsworth i visit.
Ing her parents here.
Lyman Haskell was home from North
east Harbor last week.
Geo. +. Smith has contracted to carry
the mail from Surry to SOUTH Surry.
z June IL. SIRt.s.
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BOUND EAST.
Jolly Party Sails from Portland in the
New Steamer "HaMlin.'

! Jolly Party Sails from Portland in the
New steamer s'HaMIin.,'
The new steamer "Hamlin." built in
Bath for S. G. Stevens of Brooklin, lief,
Portland, Monday, on her first trip to sea
carrying a party of Mr.. Stevens friends
who went to Portland TO come down on the
boat.
Ellsworth men on board are Senator
Hale, Judge A. L. wiswell. Hon. II. +.
Hamlin, 4. X. Hopkins, NJ. Gallert, F. l..
Kent. {. b. Partridge, A. NJ. Hopkins and
Drs. Harvard Greedy, J. 7. Manning and
Lewis Hodgkins. Besides these there are
Judge f. +. Chase of Bluehill, Mayor G.
W. kimbalI of Rockland, IL. W. Sargent
of Sargentville, +. p. Spofford of Deer Isle
and several of Mr.. Stevens friends from
Eastport. Boston and New York.
On the way down they will stop at
Boothbay aud Rockland. They arrived on
Tuesday at BROOKLYN and reached here
yesterday. evening.
The steamer has been built since last
IL r..
Hamin of this city. who presented the
colors. Mr. Stevens had her built to run
in connection with his sardne factory at
BROOKLYN, and to carry fish Her hull was
built at Bath by Perkins & BIaisdell, is sc
feet long, Is feet wide and 6l-2 feet
draught. Her tonnage is 81 tons net
Amidshps she has a water-tigat tank
capable of carrying twenty-five hogsheads
Of fish. The forecastle and cabin are fine
ly furnished. The engine was built in Bos-
ton, and the boiler was built in Portland
She has a fve-foot propeller, and it is ex-
pected that she will develop a speed Of
twelve knots an hour. She Is licensed to
carry twenty-five passengers. Her com
mander is Capt. W. II. Freethy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

An improvement j. going on about Hancock
hsll that will add very materially TO the a.
tractiNenes- 81 the locality. The grounds In
front are being graded and banking built al
the same angle a the steps In front Of the
main approach from Main street. Thi, bank
in-, on both sides Of the steps. +. being sod,iei,
and the work will he continued at right angle.
on the west side a, far a. the front line u
the building.
1t j. expected that iigh; v ire railing " III be
run from the hall to the steps in front a, fur
ther inducement 10 the boys who. through
'houghtleS-ues- rather Than intent. are ap, TO
max havoc with public Improvement Of this
sort.
Whist with wire fence, little Thoughtful
ness on the part Of the boys, and A poceman's
eye well cooked. the space in front Of ,hl. con-
-ricuou- building can be Aept beauty spot
throughout the season
The job will be paid for by the city, con.
tract for the work having been made with H.
J. Jordan, an experienced saruenrr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

BY order of Chief Justice Peters. the
law term Of the supreme court 10 be held
al Bangor Tuesday. June 20 will be adj
journed to Friday morning, June %.
Hancock county cases will be In order
Saturday morning June 81
Application has been made to Mr.
Justice Emery Of the Supreme court for
a mandamus TO the assessors of Augusta
to require them to assess tax upon the
property of the Edwards Manufacturing
Co, of Augusta, which has heretofore
been omitted in pursuance OF contract
with the city of Augusta. The hearin .
will be had at the court house in Augusta
on Monday, June 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

~ mas been many = day since so admirable
aa exhibition of setting has been seen unon an
Ellsworth stage, and the theatre-Ioving people
" '"'s ci'y hsu+ mistake in not turning ont
10 larger numbers 10 see the presentation OF
Inc Crust Of Society last Monday evening.
The stage setting Was excellent and the
costumes were rich snd Of stsles ihst were
becoming. Following Is the east.
Oliver St Aubvn Mr. Arthur s,is
Capt. Randall <orthcote Mr. John Flnni
,sventiish Comyns. Nj. p. Mr Chas NJ Collins
The Earle Of Colchester MIR Geo, H. Raxfor,I
John, servant to Lady BOVINE Mr. + T. Powers
Roger, servant, Mr. II n Nv.
Mrs. Eastlake Chapel. Miss Yenie Tilhiirv
Violet Esmond, LADY DoNnc's Niece
Lady BOVINE Nj. 80 ai! at Ne, son
N,hrt ie7lIuc reno Miss tharlctte Nelson
>a'hahe' servant to Mr. Chapel,
Miss Annie Young
Inc scene OF the play is London. aud the
pay Itself represents phase Of life not un-
common In European snd American cities.
IL play intended TO point moral and
sdorn tale" Its 1aotff NAV not have the
unqualified approval OF promscuous Els.
worth audience, but as presented BY John
etetsons players 1t cannot fail to meet general
approval
The company l. company Of artists. Every
member seemed peculiarly fitted for bis or her
part and from beginning to end for three fun
hours-the performance held the wrspt alien
ton Of the audience.
TO particularize would be inyidiop. hint
mention should be made Of the admirable cool
ness, and perfect mastery OF bis part and n.
correct Interpretation, Of Mr.. Lewis a. st.
AubSh' The scene Of the confession of
hrs' Chapel 10 Capt Northcote" wss
thrlihng in the extreme. aud Is the climax Of
the play.
should ihi' company witt thi> vicinity scain.
Il should have crowd house.
Between the act MI, MAY Friend Of thi.
citY rendered some excellent selections upon
the piano.
Tie show wa> under the loca management
OF Prank \. owen Of the Bangor aud Augusta
opera houses.
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The McGibeny Family, slways welcome in
Ellsworth, are booked to appear at Hancock
hall next Friday evening. June lG Tickets,
81 and 30 cents; reserved seats on sale at
Parchers.
The strawberry festival season will be
opened at Union hall, AT the Falls, this Thurs
day) evening by the Union ewing society
The Barnnm & Bailey greatest show on earth
is booked for Bangor, Thursday, July 20. A
street pageant will be given on the morning of
the exhibition at O'Clock. feature of the
parade this year will be the introduction Of the
Mard Gras spectacle, wherein by living peo-
pie, constituting tabIeaux, drawn In line on
floats, some Of the important incidents in the
early history Of this republic are reproduced.
Another feature of the show this year is the
historical spectacle OF Columbus and the dis.
covery Of America. in which 200 people W III
take part. "Chiko," the recently acquired
gorilla. or black orang-outang, Is still another
Of this years attractions, and il said to be
worth ''going miles to see'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

Last Wednesday afternoon at st.
Joseph's church, Miss Winifred. daughter
John +. Doyle, an employee at Morrison
& joys. Rev. Fir. Butler dictated
Ia the evening the couple held recep-
ton at the home Of the brides father,
whence, after an enjoyable evening with
relatives and friends, they went to their
home at Court and Chapel streets.
The wedding presents were many and
ilsaflal
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. IL disturbed at night and
broken OF Your rest by sick child suffering
anu crying with pain OF Cutting Teeth send at
once snd get a bottle OF Mrs. WINSTON /
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething. II
viii relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon II. mothers, there is no mistake
about II. Ii cures Diarrhua, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Collie. soft.
ems me Gums and reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system.
Mrs. Wtnsiow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teeihing Is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription OF one OF the oldest and best fe-
male physicians and nurses in the United
states. Price twenty-five cents bottle. Sold
hy aii druggists throughout the world. BE
sure and ssk Tor "MRs. WINstow's Sooru.
ING SlRUP" Ivraa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

An adjourned session Of the County Com.
missioners was held on Monday. A batch OF
bills was audited, and petition from W 5,
Emerson OF Sedgwick. asking for the laying
out OF road, was read. The board will meet
on the premises in Sedgwick on August 10.
The board started Tuesday on its annual
trip over the roads OF the unincorpora,ed
townships OF the county TO map out the work
TO be done on them during the summer In
the fall another trip will be taken to see how
well instructions have been followed. The
trip will occupy about three days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

The Bluehili Steamboat Co. announces that
commencing Monday last the steamer "Juli-
ette" makes three trips per week. leaving
Ellsworth for Rockl4ud and intermedi ate
landings every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
DAY and returning each Tuesdsy. Thursday
and Saturday.
The steamer MT. Desert" Of the Boston
and Bangor Steamship Cos line, leaves Bar
Harbor daily. sundays excepted, Seal Harbor
on Monday and Thursdays, Swans Island on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Sorrento on sundays,
connecting al Rockland with Boston steamers.
Returning the MI Desert leaves R0ckiand
daily, except Monday for Bar Harbor and in
termediate landings, Tor Swans Island sun
days and Thursdays. Seal Hsrbor Wednesday
aud Saturday. and Sorrento Mondays.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15
PERS ON AL.

-,J Dunn J., 0-oco ,,. Il, ,oo., r,..,r..
day
~. Marshall saunder. /. % on bust
ne,- trip.
u. II. Macomb,r Of Franklin. wa in the
cii, SUNDAY.
-Tboms. Dan. Of Bo.ton =. 81 .ne., !, the
American house
Hosea y. Phllip. va. IN camden q. ;,
WEEK on business.
w b. Blai-tl-u OF Franklin wa. in the city
last week on business.
-D,nutv sheriff = = Joy III ,.o,i,.,.,r.
VA. in town ts,; Friday
Mr.. II " Jfous,,op ~ p..,or 3. VIA,
fr, friend. din S,s,a .frsat
jaime. L. SANDER. O. North Bly.bfI W..
10 towu Monday on hu.ine..
B,.sr w.. in ,ls.,,,, Ia.. ,rs~r
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VI \ '''' i''u WI" 'e
- 'Dl' ny : ''''f' ~ '"-
-''N man hod2Ains aud y +. Huiehings,
'' '-''''-''''''. "''' "a '''e '''S '1'u'uAH'
Misses Sadie BurriIi aud Maud Phillips
au'nied ne graduating exercises II Bruins
wick
Mrs. John I. kdridEe. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Dexter. ha-
returned 10 her home here.
-- Chat lain Tribou. Of the Navy. assisted in
the services at the Methods, church last
sunday.
Judge Geo. +. puuou 9f TIL. civ has
been elected . fru.tee Of the Bangor Tbeolog
cal seminary.
Prank Partridge. who ba, been confined
Ia tn, house for .ona month. ~ iura.. i
sble N he ont
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"o''u "iSn so"ooi 'h''n us u 'eA'e ioi oH'e'so
fnor'iy ai'er tpe ciost oi Tue term. anu spenu
sOout '"iee ''si''ns 'He "oi'u a."
j. Z. Bunker, jr.. Of Bluehill, was in the
city last Saturday, on his way TO Bar Haroor'
where he VIII occupy desk In the law once
OF John A. Peters Jr.' snd practice Oh Dis own
account.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

East >urff-
Mrs. +. +. Cain OF Wsterville. grand
superintendent Juvenile templar Of the
Good Templsrs of Maine, was here asst
week. She called at the schools at East
Surry and the village. and spoke to the
children. She then called on several fami-
lies. and spoke at Rural hall "Wednesday
evening. ON Thursday she attended the
lodge at West Ellsworth aud later in the
day returned home.
To the many who felt disappointed at
not meeting John " Mitchell. secretary
Of tie Peoples Prohibitorv enforcement
League. st West Ellsworth, A. advertised.
IL may be said that death claimed him On
the way IL u. \ letter from bin Wed
nesdsy said he would reach Ellsworth on
the O'Clock train A dispatch Thursday
noon inquired II he was here Feeling no
doubt that he WAS ~ West Ellsworth
word was sent I'll. J. six miles away
shall we send for him:" The reply came
mo, II you are sure he i there It % n
turned out that hc had not been there and
friends at Augusta were notified Later
news came that he Wa dead He must
have died after starting for Ellsworth
An account Of MIR, MNchells death hv
drowning may De found In smother column
oar correspondent writes In tie
death OF Mr.. Mitchell the temperance
cause has lost true, brave man. hose
p!scr 1t will be hard 70 tiil. have never
met the man face 10 face but have said
aui felt 80 many times q. If we hai more
men like John ", Mitchell In our State,
prohibition would prohibit Like John
Brown he is a martyr to q cause that must
succeed"
Rev pzro Rpys preached at Rural hs'l
last Sunday forenoon, aud will be there
again "Wednesday evening OF this week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15
Bro0kiiR.

BrookIiB.
Miss Livs Tibhetts, who has spent the
winter in New York, returned home Satur-
day.
Euos Wasgatt and wife of Boston ar
rived on the "Juliette" Saturday. They
will spend the summer at their cottage
Sunny side" at Flye's Point.
Alfred Staples and wife of Bluehill and
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. De Golf, of
Portland, visited relatives In this town
last week.
A. II. Wentworth and Miss Lena Went
worth Of Robbinston, were in town FRI
day.
G. L. Morang of Ellsworth spent few
days in town last week. He has recently
opened a store here.
Herbert Roberts and wife are made hap
py by the arrival Of baby daughter.
June IL. LA MOUCuE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

The examinations for graduation from the
grammar schools, aud for admission to the
hlsh school Of the city, Will be held the closing
week Of school this year, instead OF after the
ending 81 the term. as formerly.
Wednesday afternoon. June y. q, 10
O'Clock. the examinations will begin, aud all
students DESTROYS Of entering the high school
are requested to be present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

H-, 145eth D. Freeman. of Cherry
's- l~ on Friday June 9. aged seventy-six
l-., MIS- Freeman was sister OF the
a'' ".te 3t be late Moses Hale and of the
.'l. Mr. John NJ. Hale Of this city. and was
A"9A4n highly esteemed for her many noble
IlA' H-> member of her family for many
!s-f' e MIS- NJ. {. Hunter. who delivered
W Memorial Day address here this year.
f''"orth relatives who attended the
l.utra'' which took place on Monday st
,1eTrydeid, were John A. Hale and George
a. t'her. BIZ wife and two children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15
Man or Woman, Chest or Human

We cannot say what will cure ghosts, but
many men aud many women who look Ike
ghosts rather thsn human beings, through
sickhr-~. would regain health aud happiness,
II they would try the virtue OF the world-re-
nown remedy, pr, rierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Torpid liver. or ..biliousness, ="
impure blood, skin eruptions. scrofulous sores
and s"elhngs, consumption " hich l. scrofuIa
otihe lungs all yield to this wonderful medi-
line. IL Is both Tonic aud ,irength-restoriug.
End alternative or blood cleansing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

The uncertainty of what the dem ocratlc
party will do with our monetary system
and with our tariff is frightening capital.
disturbing credit private aud public. and
sowing seeds that forebode q pernicio us
haryest.-Hennebec Journal.
Mr.. Harold Sewall will probably find
himself the victim of great many ''sting-
ing rebukes" in the democratic newspapers
for having publicly borne witness to the
patriotic CONDUCT of Minister Stevens In
the Sandwich Islands. Portland Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15
Married.

MOSAGHAS-DOYLE- Ellsworth June =
CHAN to John +. Doyle, both of Ellsworth.
GARLAND-GRAY-At Ellsworth Falls. june
10, by Rev Henry w. Conley, Mrs. Marietta
Garland to George +. Gray, both of Ellsworth
RAY-REA-At Cherry field, June s, by Rev. o
IL. Fernad ID. D., Miss Helen II. Ray of Cher
ryfeld to Frank Rea of Castine.
SAyAGE-FALT-At Northeast Harbor, Jun.
], by Rev. A. +. Palmer, Miss Annie s. Savage
to James ii. Falt, both of Northeast Harbor.
PIERCE-HANCOCK-A Seal Harbor. NAV %
by Rev. A. T. Palmer, Miss Lizzie NJ. Pierce OF
Mount Desert to Frank II. Hancock of Bal
Harbor.
MCFARLAND-SALISB Bar Harbor
June !, by Rev. c. S. Leffngwell Miss Ever
laide Mcfarland to Everett J. Salisbury, boil
of Bar Harbor.
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A Good Reason for Living.

''She lives TO love and loves to live,
She loves to live because she lives to love-,
Many think IL is a sin to be sick. being So
one cannot bestow their affections on Others rs
the Creator intended being so, 1t certainly is
u duty to cure yourself. Most women, these
days. need an invigorating tonic. WORKOUT
teachers, "shop-girls,' dressmskers. miliiners,
and those subject to tiresome labor, have found
boon In DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Il i soothing and strengthening nervine. in
dueing refreshing sleep, relieves despondency
and restores to full use all the appetites and
affections OF ones nature. 1t Is sold BY drug
gfsts under guarantee from its makers tina,
II viii, In every case, give satisfaction or price
tsl.c0) will be promptly refunded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

-u'y Pomona Grange viii meet
Grange ID Tuesday. June p.
tle programme for the day
Exercises
, ot Welcome by Master Of La
Grange.
~ ". NJ. 81 County Grange.
Oranges.
i-v r make Home Life pleasant
Farm
tr Dinner
for III degree candidates.
t-n- jth degree.
an should grass land be tep-,lressed
rsA-u up:
minute speeches by members.
the choir will be rendered when
be- MASTER.
-tti y B. Young writes that more a.
''.'a needed in the fields, and calls for an
'-- A- meeting At Lam0iDe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

If you have rheumatism would 1t not be well
TO try the Danish Rheumatic Cure? We have
good authority for stating that many notable
cures have been made; among them cases that
had obtained but temporary relief from other
and has never failed in any case where 1t has
been given fair trial seems a remarkable state
ment but 1t Is backed up by abundant and re
liable evidence. Sufferers should give 1t trial
Portland Daily Express
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-15

According to the latest statistics, In this
country $500 women are practicing medi-
cine. 275 preaching the Gospel, more than
5000 managing post-offices, and over
5000 600 earning independent incomes.
Since 1880 the patent office has granted
over $500 patents to women. and 10 New
York city $1,000 women support their hus-
hands