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How, When, Where, Why?



You ask sor gave my heart to Christi
do not know.
There came yearnins from Hin in my soul
found earth's iiowerets would fade and die
wept for something that could satisfy;
And then-and then somehow seemed to dare
10 M my broken heart to Him In prayer.
do not know
cannot tell you Aosr.
only know
He Is my Saviour now.
You ask me vt-, gave my heart 70 Christi
cannot tell
THE day. ar just the hour, do not now
Remember well
u must have '"cn when Wa an alone
The light of His forEiging spirit shour
into my heart, couded Ger with sin,
think think twas then let Him in
do not know
l cannot tell you raen.
only know
lie is 90 dear since then.
You ask me ,chere gave my heart 10 Christ
j cannot say.
That sacred place has faded from my sight,
As yesterday.
Perhaps fIc thought Il better should not
Remember where How should love that spot
| think could not tear myself away,
Ter should want forevcr there - stay
cannot tell You srt.rs,
only know
He came and blessed me there.
You ask me chg gave my heart 10 Christ
can reply.
II i wondrous story listen while
tell you why
Ny heart was drawn at length to sec HI face
! was alone, had no rc-ting place
! hCari OF how lie loved me. with love
OF depth So greht-ef hight 50 far above
All human ken,
! longesl such love TO share.
nj sought Il then
por my knees 10 prayer
uu AK me why thought thi- loving Christ
ould heed my prayer
knew He died upon the cross for me
naile,i Him there
htari His dying cry, Father forgive '
Jaw Him drink deaths cup that | might live /.
" head was bowed upon my breast Ia shame,
lie called me and In penitence came.
lie heard my prayer
! cannot tell you k0te
Nor ,rAeW. nor trher@-
Hfa. have told you now.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

S,ILVESTER HOPKINS Of Ellsworth, Han
- cock county. BY his mortgage dec'i, dated
July :. s9i, ana recorded ia the Registry % Deeds
81 Hancock county, state Of Matne, vol. ~. Pare
g, did convey 10 mortgage to Ehcn r. Church %
Bteidingtpu. Washington county, Maine, the fol-
lowing described premises. VIZ. First, certain
lot parcel Of land situated IN Elisuort Han
cock county, Maine. amt bounded snd described
IS follows. Ia Wit Bounded IN the north by land
of l.. u. Wilbur. bounded on the east by the
town line between the towns Of Ellsworth and
Mariayiile, On the south hy a lot now or formerly
in possession ef samuel Freeze. on the west by
the New Road 50 called, containing eighty acres.
more or less.
second lot. Two crrtaIR lots 81 lana situated in
the town Of oti-. IN said Hancock county, md be-
ing lots numbered one hundred and one hun.
drc, and fourteen on Peters plan Of said town
Of OTIS, containing one hundred and sixty acres
in each lot
Thirl lot A certain lot or parcel ~ land aft
Hated in Ellsworth, IN said county. ami bounded
and described a. 1eljoNs ON the east nv School
street the south NV the Hancock hall lot, 80
callcti ON the west by land uow formerly ia
the possession ~ JOHN H. Partridge, AMI on The
n"rth ty Ian n"w oT formerly ~ Frank Osgoo'i
being the Sans premises conveyed 10 said SylyeS
ter Hopkins by Harriet FraHi.s by her deed dated
April p. lSs4 and recorded in vol is3. rage 3tt
u thc Hancock County Registry % Deeds. This
last Ut Ia conveyed subject a. D certain mortgage
ztyeH ny Sylvester Hopkins a. Harriet Franks d
secure the sum ~ four huuirei dollars, and
l5te April -. $50. ami rycnrcd In vol ~. page
.ph, Of SAID Registry ami said theu r.. church
mortgage n aforesaid hY hia Iycri dated March
"a, lS4, and recorded IN the Registry Of htr'i- 81
said itaHcoFk county. book 311. page ~, Iit
sign ami transfer =aii mortgage % Gharc~ Il
Emerson, AMI John Cassidy ut Ranger, MAtuC
aai the debt secured thereby. and saiI Emerson
and Cassidy e4* that ibr condition II sail mort
gage has been broken. and suii remains hruk en-
suI they cla}W a foreclosure ct satd mortgage
and give th- uotlcc iarrcof
Ct,ntrs Il. ENrHsr~.
jpHS CAsSGpf.
by has T.. >tctson. iieir atty.
E4ps.lr AuTfI q l-gl
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RAPID FLOWING
subject Some Helpful statistics.
Authorities Express rhemseives on the

Authorities Express Themselves on the
subject Some Helpful Statistics.
Authoritie. Express Themselves on the
Subject Some Helpful Statistics.
a good authur.i. on thu subject Of
fast as any team ought to walk in the
rlaw. Ia clay ground two miles is fast:
enough. kept up for 10 hours aay. IN
loose. laamy s1il. when the object is sim
PLY to stir ~ the surface. wide burrows
can be taken, the team can move Of at
rapid walk. and large area can 10
plowed over in day.
\ team walking two miles por hour
for 10 hours will plow as follows. &C.
corfing 70 width n tarrow: FurTl y )
inches wide acre; inches. l3 acres:
'ucbe-, l4acres; : inches. iG acres. .
inches, Is acres; 70 inches. . acras. ana
- on. increasing two-tcnths Of an acre
for each inch increase in width of fu--
row WITH furrow inches wide
team must walk lit miles n.aw 40
tcTc- With . fGrrow Y incl wide \
team Will walk only ;: miles 10 7w m
acre. AMI III walking - miles would
I..ow very nearly 2 acres.
Tho speed u tile team in blowing
varies greatly. The Ohio Farmer sass
tina: hor-"s naturally fast walkers VIII
travel ~ mills day in the pillow with
IN; exhibiting any more f4tt-ua than
others that walk naturally only half AZ
far and accomplish only half as lnuch
With . inch furrow a team that ~ 4.ss
J.. frfEl. ,,Ht'f
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Best Food For Wintering Bees.

A Michigan apiarist tells in The C0un-
try Gentleman that there is 10 better
food for wirtering bees than pure cane
sugar Grauulateii7 probably the cheap
est. as it IS the driest 1t is also almost
certain 10 be pure. A certain number
Of pounds of water may be tr0ught to q
boil, then twice the number Of pounds
Of sugar gradually stirred in and the
strip again brought 10 a boil, when it
will be ready TO use as soon as cool
enough If there is any trouble from
the granulation Of the strip in the feed
ers or there is fear that it may crystalline
in the combs, little (say one-ffth) Of
honey may be added.
OF course some sort of feeder is need
ed, but it matters little what it is so long
as it allows the bees TO reach the food
and excludes outside bees. A tin pan
set in the upper story and cloth laid in
the pan to keep the bees from drowning
IS they sip the feed will answer every
purpose.
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>eirtsf

OF all tho frrf,s ~ 10 asr,h 81 -
.,o-.,,,
'"''4'' '"a' may compare VII"
'he sra" Derry writes Eliza X Parker IN
an article on "A Few Strawberry Desserts
| in the NAV ya{i.s. HIM J.,,r.,y w.,
4 80 ,
ia maui II ""i'"s '"fine Io'
'"eil pens Lelsh HHut Saying straw
| berries are beautiful TO look AZ. delicious
/ to cat. AMI So Wholesome a. +, scre. with
| ~. -. ,,-
"''"''' W eS''ou
/ ne most acceptable mode OF serving
| straw berries j. doubtless in their natural
( freshness. accompanied win sugar ant
c-asr hn..
1 -
aug '"eN hat nc server IN huihper OF
4 other dainty aud delicious ways
Ia discussing tn. uses IN which ,hi.
/ berry NAV be but. another writer In the
same psper-FrancsS +. Lsnigsn-ln de-
scrihing "A Strawberry Festival" saw.
1T should be almost unnecessary to re-
Ln'Hu .he persons IN charge OF >tra"oer-
!, mnrb :. -. 49, - ~ w u'.,e, 4n..t
to. The colors of the straw berry. II.
vivid red and pink, should be the prevail
=, -, - - '"s uecofa .iou> "i '"' ''u u,
~. H. ,'.e ,eii' s'i'iieuI, are ,e'Ve' ALa
.rrav r,I,- sr-t ,.,i,r,,.-. +,
d,rT.,.fy 49, IA -, - -
the decorations The scheme Of color
Should be continued in the food served
-. '.,''tp' only afue'es "a'cA
snd actual ..trsvhrrri.. - r-..t,. ,,.,
At least b. made.
= ,.4r
aheei' 1000 sponge cake, small blocks ~
cskv ic"d Ia pax and white, are all ,ul;-
abie dAinile~ Tor straw berry festivals. he
Strawberries themselves may be served IN
hu''rd- If served unhulled only the mr>t
carefully selected berries should hs used
They 4ook most inviting arranged upon
shallow glass plates 10 the centre % which
l. placed an after dinner cofee-cup -
powdered sugar At strawberry fr~iit 4!
II would De an excellent plan 70 have plates
OF berries arranged IN tbs wsy ready TO
hand 20 any purchaser
SIN another writer ~. -. sam. ,,rt,.
~s-.,1;..
~" &C. "aS"H sE9
4he room being decorated and the
tab!eS arranged, let us suggest few item,
~ 80 -. .t a. ,
7'''N+'T! N"ieF- >traWtTfTics I ing.
strawberry Gaze
SIN" irrrF ice Cream strawberry Irf
In addition 20 the above. menu yariou.
s.rsts ~ salmon orr,h ...
-''-'
lam A"' 0'uEur lh4h'y e'lced-caFrt p.
out the scheme " cplor-xith rolls. coffee
and chocolate. NAV be served. This womb
H. at,nos, sa,,art.,tf+. t.t .,
h.. rbroxn ,,.','' IN H. .,,..,norn 49,
"a fnrrisb .,,,1,sr,tai -, 81 X ''''
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he made six gates similar 70 the one hare
depicted. with the aid 1f a hired man in
one afternoon, and that 10 years trial
with them only serves 10 enhance their
value IS time and labor savin. device.
This gate, which was originally illus,
trated in The Farm journal, Is made
Of dry pine " inches: it Is li-at, and
any boy big enough II drive pigs can
handle II. To open it Just slide the cato
back until the ends o. the top and bot
tom rails come out Of the mortises Of the
left hand post. and then carry ii around
as far as needed. The two right hand
posts should be set far enough apart 50
that the gate viii slide freely between
them. As there IS nostrain on the posts.
as in ordinary hinged gates, they may be
light.
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ceaal Notifes.



HANCOCK. - Court OF Insolvency.
In the case of John T, Brown OF Mount Desert,
and John L. r. Freeman of fremont, both In the
county Of Hancock. and state of Maine. copart-
ners 10 business at said Mount Desert. under the
name and style of Brown Freeman. insoivent
debtors.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has. on
~ this twelfth day of April, A. u. 1884, been
presented to said court for said county by John
man OF fremont, both in the county OF Hancock,
and State Of Maine, oopartners in business al
said Mount Desert, under the name and style
OF Brown Freeman. and also by each indl'
vidnal member of said copartnershiP, praying that
said capartncrship and each individual member
thereof may he deree'l to full discharge from all
Its and their debts proyable under Chapter seventy
Of the Revised statutes OF the State of Maine, and
amendments thereof and additions thereto, aud
upon said petitions is ordered by said court that
hearing be had upon the same before said court
at the Probate Court Room. In BuckspOrt, In said
County of Hancock. on Wednesday, the ninth
day Of May, A. H., 1891. at eleven o'clock In the
forenoon. and that notice thereof he published
In the Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
iished In said County of Hancock. once week
for three successive weeks the last publication q
he five days, at least, before the day Of hearing
AMI that all creditors who have proved their debts
and ether persons interested. may appear at sat
place and time an,l show cause. II any they have
why discharge should not he granted said debt
ors according u the prayer Of their petitions.
Attest .-CHAs. II. noRR,
Register Of said court for said county OF Hancock
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Ceaal Notice..

r. =
To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the eoun.
~ of Hancock, State of Maine.
ID EsPECTFuILY represents Frank X. Nc
HI Gown Of Ellsworth, Hancock county. State
OF Maine. guardian OF Harrington u. Tourtelotte
and Dearborn Tourteloste, minor heirs of Abra-
ham 1ourtelotte late Of said Ellsworth, deceased.
that said minors seized ami possessed each Of
one-twelfth part in common and undivided Of two
certain lots or parcels Of land situated ia said
Ellsworth and bounded and described as fellows,
to wit:
First lot Beginnlng at stake and stones At
the southeast corner o. lot formerly Of
ssbin Tourteotte and thence running north
twenty eight degrees west one hundred and TWEEN
ty three rods. thence north seventy two degrees
east hhythrre rods. thence south twenty eight
degrees east one hundred aud twenty three ro'is
Co 4 large split rock beside the town road thence
south seventy two degrees west htty three rotr &"
the first mentioned bouBds, containing torty one
acres more less, being the samc premises de
scrihed az conveyed Ia the decd from Abraham
Toureotte to Abraham Tourteloitr, jC, dated
January -. \. u. is43, anil recorded In the Regis
try % beetis fur Hancock county Maine, tn book
II, page -.
second lot. \ certain lot OF parcel OF land sit
uated In said Ellsworth being lot numbered 30
according 10 the plan ana survey ~ states land
In said Ellsworth. made by George II Moore, be
Ing the same lot described as conveyed In the
decd from Francis y. Jellisou q Abraham Tour
teiutir. dated September l6, A. T.. lf, aud record
81 - aid Registry II 'ctd-, no"k m, peEe -
Excepting ana rr-trgiug. however, fr1m said
second l"t lot ~ hrti containing thirty i've
arrrs, conveyed by said Abraham Inu-tv .uitf 10
Alexander N, Moore anil particularly described
Ia the n pr,sagc iccr 'frum Alexander " Moore
to Abraham 1oUrtelotlr, dated December 10, \. u.
lNt6. and recorded in 4aiI Registry Of Decds,
hoax lah, pagv 541 that >aid reai estate W uuPFo
dUct3vc OF any htptlt % SAIL minors that it
would be fer the interest ~ salt minors a. have
saii real estate Suil An4 ihv proceeds thereof
placed ~ interest for thC bpugEt uf sAiI minors 4,
wherefore br prays that this honorable court viii
grant him license Nh sfu al plbtt Nm private sale
the real estate ~ 4aiI minors Us aforesaid in tn
place the proceeds at interest fur the beueH, ~
aait ntn"r- tRNNk x MCG0NN.
Ellsworth. Me. April ln, a. q. l-Hi.
STATE or MAINE
HANCbCK. s. AT court ~ Probate hriA at
Ellsworth on the second "Wednesday 9i April
A y. is:tt
~ the petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no
tiee =" given hy publishing COPY Hf -H,t
petition, with tti- orslcr thtrs, ~ three N,,k-
successfully in the Ellsworth American, q rsv~
paper printed IN Ellsworth, that all persons 10.
| tsrcstcd may attend on tic -scnui "Wednesday
| q May next. - q Court II frahatc @ tr
! holden n Bnrkspprt, aui Snow cause, tf 8ry,
/ why the prayer et sa!d petitioner +Apuli Hat .s
granted such notice 70 he given bytnro -all
4 court
y +. CUNNINGHAM IutEg.
Attest --tHts. T. p"EW. s1.=tsr.
/ \ truc cops, Attest -t HAS upRR. Reg -t.r.
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Hard shelled varieties of squashes may
be stored for winter use in a warm, dry
cellar
A New Jersey farmer recommends as
protection for an iron fence painting it
with earthly red iron ore and crude pc
troleum. 1t is cheap, pleasing in color.
preventative, but slow to dry on iron.
Texas is at the head of the cattle pro-
ducing states, having about 1900 900:
hext comes Iowa with nearly 4,Oo0. 900.
The next five range from $500, 600 to
10000 Eight states and one territory
range from 100000 to 1,000. 900: IA
states and one territory have less than
1000, 900 each, while 10 states and one
territory have less than 500, 900 each:
Rhode Island and Delaware have each
less than 100000.
The Farm Journal tells that manv
farmers who work beyond an average Of
10 hours per day are lessening their ca
pacity for effective labor. The trouble
with excessive hours is that the keenness
of the minds edge is dulled, and more
muscle is demanded to do the work than
where the brain is not tagged.
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ENHE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70
L all concerned, that she has been 1fi,, a.,
pointed and has taken upon herself The trust of x
ecutrix Of the last will and testament Of Edgar
cock. deceased, by giving bond as The Law direct
she therefore requests all persons who are in
debted to said deceased's estate, to make imme,I-
ia.e PAYMENT and those who have any immed-
Element. Macy n Pppryxs
April l6, 1884,
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Louisa II. Hartshorn of Massa-
w chusetts, morfgaged to me a certain par
eel of real estate situated In Ellsworth, county
the Lewis Brown farm with the buildings there
on, and recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds
In book 2I2, page 1871, to which refer for full de
scrfption, and whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken. now therefore claim
a foreclosure and give this notice for that pur-
pose. A. C, HAGERTHY.
Ellsworth, April "a, 1884.
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Notice of Assignees OF their Appointment,

Notice OF Assisnees OF their Appointments
At Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock. and State
q Maine the 18th dav OF March, A. D. 1894.
'INHh Undersigned hereby give notice OF their
l. appointment as assignees of the estate Of
the Duren Lumber Co. corporation ORGANIZED
and existing under the laws OF the state al
Maine with It's principal place OF business at Seal
Cove, In the town of fremont, in said county ~
Hancock, and resident therein, 1nsolyent deIt6rs
who have been declared insolvant upon peti,ion
county OF Hancock. SCI
BFNSING G. ADDITION
HARRY b. sTEBBINs, Asslghees-
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Uncle George-"I trust, Henry. that you are
out of debt" Henry-"So, / haven't got quite
80 far as that; but am out of about everything
else-"-Bosfon Transcript.
little Tioga girl whose papa was taking
tonic because he was "run down" poured half
the contents of the bottle into the clock when
similar mishap befell the timepiece. -PhiladeL
phia Record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-03

When Baby was Sex, W. gave hcr Ctstoria.
When she a Child, she cri.~i for C,,s,nria.
whom size became Miss. she clung N Castoria
When she had Children, she gave then, Cslsioria.
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Notice Of appointment Of Assignee.

At Ellsworth in the county Of Hancock, and State
OF Maine, the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1894
VJNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
o. Collins and Frank Collins, copartners In bust,
ness at Eden. In said county, under the firm name
OF Collins Bros, and of each member OF said
partnership, of Eden, In the county Of Hancock
fnsolvent debtors, who have been declared an in.
solvent upon petition of said partnership and OF
each member thereof, by the court of Insolvency
for said county of Hancock.
CHARLES X. CLARK Assignee.
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April Il, A. u. ls9i

|INHE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Leander Hancock,
late of Bucksport. In the county OF Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
CHARLES III. RICE.
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LAND MORTGAGES.
Do they show Prosperity or Disaster

~ 10y shsoNs fpSptt"N VI
Edward Atkinson says Prosperity.
In the May number of the Forum. that
very able statistician, economist and social
philosopher, undertakes to establish three
very important conclusions flrst, that the
statistics of laud mortgages show pros
perry aud not Disaster second, that there
is no tendency toward the development of
landlord and-tenant class in the U0iied
States; but, Gu the contrary. that land
owuersh hip tends strongly toward small in
diyiduai holders. and third. that the
farmers are coming o. hold the political
power in the Quilted States and that there
is 20 need 10 fear the consequences, be-
cause Of THEN conservative character and
general prosperity.
These are rather startling statements
for the very general impression Is abroad
that the reverse Of these three PROPOSE
,ioG- t. ttur Some extracts from this
striking paper may give readers Of TuE
AMERICAN an idea Of its scope.
The census statistics OF farm mortgages,
following important conclusions:
l. That the larger part Of the Western
farms cultivated by owners were free OF
any mortgage whatever.
>. That the Western farmer. were
creditors rather than debtors
>. Tina; the burden Of farm mortgages
| il very light one
I'm fact, he says, "the statistics OF this
Investigation led me to the conclusion that
there existed no great body Of the people
| Of any class in this country, who were. as
whole, 50 free from debt and 30 sbso.
iu'eiy Independent as the Western farmer,
/ OF the grain growing States"
There are many suggestion. in the
following group Of figures from MIR At
knson'- article which show ihe ratio "a
increase in the United States between l,-(
and 1890.
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Itch on human, mango on horses dogs and all
stock, cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's San
itary Lotion. This never fails. Sold BY s. D.
Virgin, druggist, Ellsworth, Me.
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THE subscribers hereby give public notice TO
Il all concerned. that they have been duly ap-
pointed and have taken upon emselyes the trust
of executors Of the last will and testament OF
Samuel Royal, late OF Ellsworth, in the county OF
Hancock. deceased. by giving bond as the Law d.
reefs; they therefore request all persons who are
indebted to said deceaseei's estate, to make I'm
mediate payment, and those who have any i'm.
mediate demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement. SEwALL H. ROYAL,
JOHN r. ROYAL.
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k-l Seal Sar.aparl0s is far al, g..-v
"He's AZ yalr lea!er FIR "a bott.c D.
always cures
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me suoscIipeI hereby gives public notice 10 al
=, ,on'eIhe'l, Nhat ne has been tiuly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust IN ap
administrator a The estate IL solomon :
,lch IalS OF tden' IN the county OF Han
ne therefore requests an persona who arp MI
debted 10 said deccased's estate 10 make in,aseH
, a. 20 ei. and tiose we pave any demands
CHARLES ii. CLEMENT
April H. 4. d. 1921
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March "a, A. y. 1884,.

FJfllE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice Ia ID
L concerned that he has been ,ltlr amounted
and mas taken upon himself the trust ~ an a 4nin
lstrator OF the estate Of Ezra II. Dodge late III
fremont, IN the county Of Hancock deceased
by giving bond as the law direct. he therefor,
requests ~ persons who are indebted 10 sara de
eeAsei estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon IA a,hihi,
the same for settlement.
SErH T. CANPBrLL
Ellsworth, Me- April Il, A. d. 1901
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Palmer Notice.
Geaa! Notices.

INHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
L all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust OF execu
tor of the last viii and testament OF Spencer Rob
inson late of Isle au Haut, in the county OF Han
cock, deceased, by giving bond the law directs ;
he therefore requests all persons who are in
debted To the said deeeased's estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any i'm
mediate demands thereon TO exhibit the same for
settlement. JAMES ID. BARTEk.
February IA, A. d. 1894.
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Nalus Tas.
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Womb Troubles.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills, IS cents.