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WAITS.


fowl Zip cocktail.
man t. Ike gas JET. The more he blows
the less light he gives out-Bosfoa Transcript,
When one Is worsted in a verbal encounter he
wishes that his yarn hadn't been spun.-LoreH
Courier.
When public Office holder comes to feel that
he is biz gun Il Il time for him to he fired
Teras St1ings.
"what Is reasony" asked the teacher from
Boston OF the smallest boy in the class.
"Its what my daddy never has for lickin' me, -
was the confident reply .-Desrod Free Press
Prisoner-"lt's hard to charge me with forgery.
for you see ] cant even sign my own name
Judge-''rhat point Is immaterial. It's another
mans name you are accused of signing - IT.
Bas.
what Is demanded" said the speaker Is la
Dor for the unemployed
"And Il can't be too light put in one Of the
latter chronic specimen; wages Is the main
thing"
The worst thing about those expensive por-
there's the women putting in the doorways. is
that when the BIZ comes in there are no doors
for TO slam to show how mad he Is
Atchisoh Giobe.
Editor hat eau do for you. miss" 80.
please, may examine your waste paper basket
know man who sends you poems and whose
feelings towards me should like to ascertain -
-F7isgende Blafter.
Tommy-"Maw what l. a average MANI
Mr.. Figg- He = man who is pleasant and
smiling down town all day. but who comes home
and gives his wife hts 10 make up the average
Fundamentals T2,srt,g{
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Inc FOREGOING amount Is 70 NJ cNptud
Ell that portion OF the county ro,,I
leading from Aurora u Brrdiustpu which
lies In said Township NJ - between the Nc,
line ami the division line between land of IT, N
Han ct ais auI lant formerly Of WA Frr,nr,.f.
and Cha- T.. >il-hS Of Aurora = appointed s,,.t
10 -uptriuteud the Expenditure OF sail a,-,.--
mcut
IN the eastern part Of township SCI ,! Middle
Division, In .1id county, supposed IT, contain
II go acres the sum ut 9I2t ~ III follows
y. M
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A Tariff Com mission.

The suggestion comes from Newark,
\. j that the tariff be taken out Of
politics. This is not a new idea, but it
now assumes for the first time some
practical form. with an outline for pro-
cedure by Mr.. Samuel B. Archer, who
for the full and proper advocacy of his
suggestions has published this week the
first number of weekly paper called
The Tariff Commission.
As the name of the paper implies, the
idea of Mr.. Archer is that the tariff Of
the United States be under the entire
control of commission of Is members
This commission, it is suggested, should
be divided into three parts of five mem-
bers each, oHe part 80 represent the gov
eminent, one to represent labor, and the
third TO represent the manufacturing
and commercial interests of the country
Our new tariff contemporary explains
its ideas very completely, and we advise
all our readers to send for copy Of the
first number. The subject is one fraught
with the utmost importance. There can
be no doubt that the establishment of a
permanent protective tariff, that would
not be subject to continuous petty tin
kering at the hands of incompetent NAL
efactors, would tend to the progress and
advancement Of the American nation to
a degree that we have hitherto never ex-
perienced. Business could be establish
ed permanently and continue in an even
course irrespective of politics and the
fear of what may be the result of our Pc
riodical congressional elections Much
can be said in favor of the project, which
should not be lightly cast aside.
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The Mckinley tariff Is probably the most
learned and scientific composition Of protec-
tiousm ever known. II has attached to {; the
machinery whereby the electric current OF
reciprocity can be turncd on it al any moment
It may 10 thought bes;--Ne~ York sun.
That is just the matter with H. AS an
article Of protection it did just what pro
lection is intended 10 dot increased
the opportunities for labor by increasing
production. This increased production
decreased the cost Of manufactured
goods 10 consumers and at the same time
increased the price of raw materials to
producers of such goods. The electric
current Of reciprocity" has enabled US to
negotiate those treaties which The Daily
Post Of Birmingham, England, de-
nounces as those unsound and prepos-
terOus treaties with South American pro-
tectionist states which have worked so
much mischief for British trade in those
parts"
Ii Is because the Mckinley tariff has
done all Of these things that It's to be de-
stroyed. The threat to destroy it and
reverse the policy that since 1860 has so
developed our manufactures that we
have advanced from the position Of the
third manufacturing country to the un-
disputed occupancy of the first place is
bringing universal want through the
sudden cessation Of production. showing
as once more how thoroughly dependent
prosperity Is on commercial confidence,
and how utterly commercial confidence
has been dissipated by the threat Of tar
if legislation that is based on the inter
ests Of alien capital and the extension
and prosperity Of alien commerce and
manufacturing.
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WHEREAS Meltiah J. Adams Of Ellsworth
w Hancock county, Maine, by HE mortgage
deed dated the ninth day of June. \. u. l>yo, and
recorded In the Hancock County Regi-iry Of
Deeds, book 2ta. pa<e AZ. conveyed to me y
tain lot parCe of hand situated he -wurth
Afure~aid. the road l,aiiug from Eliswor, h to
Bucksp"rt amt near or adjacent to the baptist
meeting house lot $ocalt,d, and bounded and
described a. follows, u wit beginning at the
southeast corner OF said baptist mecting house
lot aud running north = east tx rods 10 STAKE .
thence south ~ cast three rods TO "A -take hy a
thorn bush. thence south - eat -tN rods 30 the
af9rc-aid buck sport Rad tIcuce north 81 wet
three rd~ "a thu place OF leginuiUg Hud being the
same premises de~rrii,ed : conveyed to & certain
mortgage from otis " Kent to the said M,Iiah
j Adams. dated sept. Is. \ u. ISL, recorded IN
the Registry Of Deeds for said Hancock county
in vol. 81, page 2l9. to which mortgage and -aid
record thereof express reference l. hereby made
for particular description. ana al-V another Ger
tain lot or parcel 81 hand situated tn said Els
worth. 70 Ntt tho los adjoining the heretuAhove
described VT on the north and the same "a, pur-
'ha.rd ny Mrliah ! Adams frum Monroe
Young, hcinE about three rvAS witc norr ~
les; and v brrva- IN coadtlnu ~ said mort Il
has been broken. now therefore. ny reason OF lhe
hrvach of the coalition thereof, claiin FORE
closure Of said mortgage
HENRN ;. ADAMS.
Ellsworth Me. Feb - ls.si--
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rtaaI \ ut,les.


WHEREAS Meiriah J. Adams OF Ellsworth,
w Hancock county, Maine, by his mortgage
deed, dated the twenty seventh day of October,
A u. lsai. and recorded 10 vol. 26, page 81 OF
the Hancock County Registry of Deeds, conveyed
to me. the undersigned, a certain lot parcel OF
land situated In Ellsworth on the road leading
from Ellsworth to Bucssport, and near or adjoiu
ing 10 the Baptist meeting -htuse lot, so-caled,
aud bounded and desc ibed follows. to wit
Beginning AZ the southeast corner ot the said
Baptist meeting hou-e lot, aud running north
eight degrees west six rods to stake, thence
south eighty nine degrees east three rods Ia a
stake by thorn bush; thence south eight de
grecs east six rods to the aforesaid Buckspori
road; thence north eighty nine degrees wet
three rods Ia the place of beginning, and being
the same premises described a. conveyed in 4
certain mortgage from DtIs W Kent to said Mel
tiah J, Adams, dated : PIT Is, A. u. ISL, record
Ell In the Hancock Registry of Deeds In vol. ~
page 500, ~ which mortgage and said record
thereof express reference l. hereby made for 4
particular description. And also another Ger
tain lot parcel Of land situated in said Ellis
worth, TO Wit the lot adjoining the hervinshovt
described premises on the north, aud the same
lot purchased by said Adams from Mournt
Young, being about thrre rods wide more or less
and " hereas the condition OF said mortgage ha,
b en- broken now, therefore, by reason OF III,
breach OF the condition thereof claim u fore
closure Of said mortgage,
SIDNEY z. ST CkBRtpGE.
Ellsworth, Me, Feb. -. A. u. lisa.
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STATE oE usENE.

q. =. CUNNINGHAM Juts
truc COPY, Attest = HAS r. poRe. Il, 4iate
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.
s,r ~ $50


HANG OK, IS Pc -naTy ~. ,. u. So
I'M is 10 give notice That the fourteenth
i day Of February. a, u. 1894, a warrant in
Insolvency Wa- issued OFT OF the court OF inroi-
Yenct for ud c.ttntS of Hancock, against the
tate ot re pureu Lumber Com any, d corpora
tion organized aud existing under thu laws OF the
state OF Aaine with it, principal place OF bust
ness at seal toVe III the town Il fremont. In said
county OF Hancock, ahd resdei I the. elm atiGtscd
IL he an irsokent debtor On petition OF creditors
Shich petition was fled the htlh day
0t February ID ls!I. % ht date H. ter. ST on
claims Is To lie computed; tat the payment of
any debts to.r by said dehior, amt the delivery
aud transfer Of any property by 1t are forbid
den hy law; that NEE ing OF the creditors OF said
debtor. 70 prove their debts amt choose one ur
more ass gn'es ii Its estate, viii he held a. a
conrt of iI-oiveucY be- Hutlen at the ~ oat.
court room in Ellsworth. ia saitt count, OF Han
cock, IN ihurs'int, the fifteenth day % Mareh
\. u ls.4 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given nnder iy hand the date Hr4r above writ
ten. VII LIAM tENNELtY
Dep ty sheriff, Mess niger of the c. urt of In
sol ency for said county of Hancock.
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HN>CoCN - At cpa of ifpuAtc b..ton At
Ba'kslngt. vs. tulu aud for the ,pGItE % iilu.
ri-A. on the -er1aj NU,tnr-i lay ot Frtr.t.
sU,. \. -. lisa
rpunN s., having presented pstItIpl (r!tF lu <
tLAi administration ut the estate ~ -n,- 4.
>4anfsr .atr NJ praud, 90 -ati r..uIy. wv.
tra-ei, iatr-'atc. may D. granted y ErAnA @-
t.rJt~
uKufaLp-rltat natire thereof i-e -aytn % an
lcr-ou- untcTcslr.! therein, by lutaI-Ule ( a rup,
% thiH "r'Ier tarec Ncck- -ucrc--l.riy ia tile
N-Wurth American, new -l,apeT printed Vt r. rs
worth, Ia -aliG tauutN, PRIOR to trc -vynut Wei
,i-t, 81 March a - Ut that they NAV ear
Al probate court ben Ia Be hoti at EH-0orth.
N!thiu and for .a'd ouuty. % ten O'Clock lu the
forenoon. amt -ho~ Gauss. if auy tAey have,
against the same.
o.. =. CUNNINGHAM Jutge.
A truc COPY, Attest < MAS. T.. BoRK. .u.i1.er.
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SH ERiFF'S S ALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS =
yINAkEN ON EXECUTION and will he sold bv
L public suction on the md day of Apri' 4.
D. 1854. at O'Clock In the afternoon at tGr Office
OF II. Smith in Buck-port, In laid county all
the right, title and interest Wi ieh otis Amts Of
Drland. in Said county, has into the following
described real estate with all tin bulliugs there
on, situated in said Drlaud /, wit Beginning on
the county road running from Orlahd o Bluehill
and running ea-iery on said road to the west
line of land of John WtatherDee; thence by said
Weaiherbee's line northerly to the Range line !;
thence westerly by the Range line to the Cross
road leading from the Bluehill road TO the Back
Ridge road (socalled); thence southwesteriy by
said Cross road TO place OF beginning, contain
ing 80 acres more or less, being the homestead
farm of said Otis Ames and now occupied bv
bin.
Dated February 90 1894.
ALLARD STAPLES
Deputy Sheriff
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At Ellsworth, in tine county Of Hancock, and State
Of Maine. the 18th dav OF January, a. D. 1884
TIME undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
i poinsmy n; assignee Of the estate OF John
T. r. Freeman, in'iiviuaaiiv, Of fremont, In said
County ~ Hancock. IL solvent debtor, who has
been declared an insois snt upon bis own petition
by the court of insolvency for said county of Han
cock. GEORGE p. DUTToN, Assignee.
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A PRAYER TO CLEVELAND.


How Some Western Democrats Love
Him. lrreyerent but Graphic Appeal.
The following Is report of 4 PRAYER
said to have been delivered last fall at q
democratic county convention in Colorado.
/ Ii is, of course, open to the charge of
+ irreverence, but the confession of the
characteristics % the rank and die of the
parry is 80 graphic that il is wei worth
preserving. 1t is taken from the Tribune
of Gunuison, Colorado, and is said to have
( been delivered by Mayor Edward Cooke,
/ of Irwin. Col.
80. almighty and all powerful Clrve.
land who art 10 Washington, hen not
fishing; thou who art the father of Ruth
and Ruths sister. aud the god father Of
/ the democratic party, (its father wouldn't
own it If he mere here) We hail thy name
a. the grest political prophet Of the cen
tn'y We bow down before thee in
humble and political obedience. When
thou sayest go, we go. when thou sayest
come, We come. We have no d sire bat
u serve thee IL thou ssy-st black is
white Ne VIII swear to 1t snd lick the ev-
erla>iin stufln' cut of the man who dis
putes
when thou Saye>t free silver we " Ill echo
thy words; when thou sayest gold then
gold il is, We are democrats after the
improved modern type. Oar business is
10 vote the ticket aud vote 1t straight.
What l. II to u whether We have free Ill
Yer or nplf We are but dogs that eat of
the crumbs that fall from our masters
tables.
when the crumbs fall we wag our tails
when they fall fast we wag faster: when
they don't fall We stand and wait until
they o.. This j. democracy. This Is tie
Kind OF democracy which elected IA =. our
great AID almighty Cleveland. q, m IT
adored master We love thee for what ia III
has, done for ~ We love thee because
thou art tlevelsud. We humbly -utrcncer
ourselves 10 the. DO with rs a. thou
wilt
Though wheat /, but forty cents a
bn>hrl w" hove thee; though cotton i luw
We love thee rhnngh business j. dun we
to,c iarc; ihaa-h thousands. mill ,n-. are
out II ,mplay meht We love thee; though
uur children ar" clothed 10 rags ~. love
thee, lhou2H "ur site, the dear camp nj N
# onr ho>um. J. >cAntIiy dressed ana lbok-
50 shabby >he can't go to church. w love
thee; though W. are sinking deeper in
debt, sud p.vrrtt H. knocking NJ thu door,
and huuger j. staring u 10 the face we
love thee sin.
"Our wives aud children Nc srr aIiing
To sacrifice. even a. the Hind "a mother
sacrifices her offspring by throNinl 1t IN
der the crushing wheels OF the logger
nsut.
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WORTH MILLIONS TO CANADA.
How Free Raw Materials Will HELP
Our \eighbors Across the Border.

Eli Perkins. who was recently in ST.
John, n b. when asked how the Cana
dams felt about the Wilson bill. replied:
Their i great rejoicing all over Can.
ada. Now said the editor of the St.
John Telegraph, we will have Cana
dian boom. The Mckinley bill knocked
out the 40 lime factories about st. John,
but free lime will soon start them mp
again. When the new Wilson tariff bill
is passed. We will make over g. 900 900
worth Of lime around St. John and send
will carry il to Boston. We will help
our farmers and sailors
But how will this affect the 100
limekilns down at Rockland. MeY
asked.
why, those Knox. Lincoln and Wal
do county hmemskers have already
closed down. We can get our raw ma
terial cheaper here. and labor is cheaper
in Canada, and We can knock the Yam
KEGS out or compel them to come over
here and work for Canadian wages.
This beats reciprocity, and there won't
be any more talk in Canada about an
nexation after we get the Wilson bill :"
Then YOU don't want annexation |
said
mot with free sheep. potatoes.
horses, butter. cheese. barley, hops and
lumber Now we will saw all our lum-
Der ia Canada. dress ID and knock out
Your Yankee sawinl!is Before. under
the Mckinley bill, We foa;ed our logs
over 10 Your sawmilis. with the bark
on. as raw material. Bat now we Will
send You holdings and planed boards
manufactured lumber.
"Wlll tins make lumber cheaper in
the StatesF | asked
"'Oh, ne; hut i; will 80 up in Canada
We Will get the benefit
"Cp pa the ST. Lawrence the other
day said Mr. Perkins, Il found the Ca
naliau farmers also rejoicing. They said:
"'Our sheep will be worth g. 80 apiece
more IN Canada as soon AS the Wilson
bill Is passed. Our farmers will be just
as well IF IS yours, and better. too, for
We still have tariff against everything
You make We can make Botany
Bay" q yon Yankees, and you can't send
Nafl ~ t4plh 20 Us.
"'Bu, won't it make sheep and horses
and beef cheaper in the States? asked.
Why. OF course not. When the Nc
kinney bin passed. the price fell IN Cana
ia just the amount Of the tariff. and now
they Will 20 UP again as high as they are
in the States. You see, the products Of
5000 Oo0 people don't affect the price Of
the products made by 65 600 900 people.
The tail can't wag the dog If we were
bigger than the States we would control
your markets, The Wilson bill will
give Canada an awful boom and kill an
nexatIon. II this taking Of the tariff by
the Wilson bill didn't benefit US Cana
diaus, what would we be rejoicing about,
Would we rejoice II you We're TO get the
benefits: | think not. This bill is worth
millions 10 Canada New York Sun.
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ceaaI II otlfes.
state Of Maine.

HANCOCK, ss.--At the Court of County Commis
5soners begun and holden at Ellsworth within and
for the County OF Hancock Oh the second Tues
day OF October. A. ID. ls95, and by adjournment
Dec %, A. ID. 1888.
4 Nd now the County Commissioners In lccor-
N dance with ~, chap. OF the Revised stat
utes of Maine, having first made an annual in
speetion in the month OF SeptemberA. D. is9' of AL
the county roads IN the unincorporated townships
and tracts OF land In said county ami having there
lpon marie an estimate OF the amount needed "a
pnt sand roads IN repair to bs safe and conven
lent for public travel have asst ssed upon the fol
lowing described uuincorporated townships and
tracts of land In said county exclusive Of water
during the year 1884. as follows. viz; On town
ship No. :, south division, the sum of sos as
splf
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Notice of Appointment of Assignee

AT Ellsworth, In the county of Hancock, and State
OF Msine, the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1894
FINHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of hts APP
i point.nent rs assignee of the estate OF John
L Brown and John r. X. Freeman, co-partners
in business at Mount Desert, under the firm name
and sty lie OF hruwn Il Freeman and Of John
L. own. of Mcant Desert, In said county of Han
cock, Individual V, ins1ivent debtors, who ha,
been declared insolyent upon their petition by
the OF insolvency for said county of Hancock.
GEORGE p DuTToN Assignee
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Paunar N0lice.

i has contracted with t. e CITY of Ellsworth for
the Support or the poor during e ensuing ear,
and has made ample provision for their support
He therefore forhids all persons from furnishing
suppl cs 10 any pauper on his account as without
his written order, he will pay for no goods SO
furnished HARRY S. JONES
Ellsworth, Me-, April 2, Isss. Il
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Mems Visiting-Cards.

MeE's visiting cards are usually small
and long; they are engraved with the full
name or initials preceded by Mr.. When
not engraved they should be written.
Printed cards are in bad taste. OF course
doctor uses his professional title, as
does military or naval officer. As a
mans visiting card Is his introduction it
should above all things be neat, plain and
unobtrusive. Home Journal.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
allc"ncerned, that he has been daily appoint
Ell and has Iakfn upon hin self the trust of an ad.
mini-trator Of the estate Of wizard G.. Collins late
Of burkspor,, in the Cout ty of Hancock deceased.
h' giving bond as the la~ direc and has ap-
polluted u. H. Smith OF said Bucksport, his
agent and attorney 10 the state Of Maine ;
he therefore requests all er-"ns who are indebted
to said deceasel's e~ta to max Immediate nav
ment. and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit The same for t'ement
WILLARD f. COLLINS.
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Many pc ople travel on their faces, but the
Chinaman gives his photograph to the collector
In order that he may stay Philadelphia Timer.
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advertisements. .
Sheriff Rexford

Winchester. y H.. had an experience
with a severe disease and many medl-
cines. which should be OF great benefit
10 Others. He says: e suffered terri.
lily three years with
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sistti
Inc foregoing amount Is 10 he expended on the
road leading from aurora to Be'ldingtru wing in
said Toa nshp No. o. between the Ills ON hrt III
land formerly Of II w. Han 1t ais ana land form
erly OF VIM. Freeman and the east lipe or -asl
Township; and ChnS. T.. ~ilshy Of Aurora is an
y inted agent to supsrinteni th.. eNprnditur- Or
said assessment
On Township No. p, Middle Division, Ia sail
county supposed 70 contain 22,0>1 acres the of
81 > as follows
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The foregoing amount is to tie expended ON the
road leading from Aurora TO Rctldingiyp within
said Township 40. -; and Chas. r. Silsby ~
Aurora Is appointed agent 10 superintend the ex
peniiture of said assessment.
On Township No. 30. in said county the sim, Of
a l. fnlinANs ~ y.
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, IS AT = court of Probate held at
hUcksport, on the second Wednesday of Febru
AIRY, A, u. lisa.
on the petition aforesaid ORDERED That no
tce 'e gts en- hs pnh copy Of said petition.
With this oriCr thereon. three weeks successive
" W the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed tn Ellsworth, that all persons Interested
may attend on the second Wednesday of March
next, at Court Of Probate to be held in
}swnrth. and shcS cause, IL any. why the pray
er Of ,aid petition should not be granted such
no ice "a be given before said court.
q. .tINNt>GfIAM Judge.
Attest e mas T. DoRR. Register.
4 true COPY. Attest .-t1HAs T. pORR. Register