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the other spars from this. it looks as
II she would carry in all about $4,000
square feet of canvas. Her mainSail
Will probably measure $500 square
feet. her spinaker $500. the two jibS
1000, the Jopsail 1900 and the club
topsail loo square feet
EASY WATER LINES.
This means q boat chat will be hard
10 beat. An actual line on her speed
cannot be gained until the first weeks
fin July. when she will meet the Ailsa.
III the latter be conquered. the fate of
the Gun Will indeed be in danger to
Americans. as the Ailsa has made sport
of the Brittauia. which in turn con-
Qgered the NiSilant.
DEFENDER AN ORIGINAL CRAFT.
But while the Enghsbmen are GER
tainly building a great boat, the Herr
eshOfs are doing wonders. More rad
zeal changes and departures are being
made in the Defenders construction
than the Yachting world has ever before
witnessed. What is more, there is
absolutely no limit 90 the money they
are spending. and competent judges say
that when the Defender is i'm racing
trim She viii represent an outlay OF
$4,000. OF course. money doesn't win
yacht races. but. when jUdicilUsly an
feet of canvas. Defenders spread will
be $4,000 fee Her mains3il will meas
ure $500 feet, her J0pSail 1925 feet, the
piled. as i'm the present case, il en-
hanCCs the chances OF victory.
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WINES.
TRUSTEE'SSALE.

BY virtue of a deed of trust made by
Elizabeth Ploch and Henry Ploch her nus
band. to me rs trustee, bearing udte scr
tember 10Th, 1894, and recorded IN the oI :
fee OF the Clerk of the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed OF
trust book No. Il, page Y, l VIII proceed
to sell at public auction AZ the lront uoQr
of the Court House Of Ohio county IN
Wheeling, ". Va, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1895,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate OF.
Wheeling Island, in the seventh ward OIL
the city Of Wheeling, w. Va, being part
Of lot numbered 80 In Daniel Zane's aHdi-
ton to the city of Wheeling.
Said real estate is bounded as follows.
Beginning at a. point in the north pouIu-
aTV line of said lot NO. 3, eighteen leeL
from the northwest corner OF Sald lot'
thence east along the south line OF zane
street twelve feet, thence IN souIhettS
direction to the alley IN the rear or salu
}ot thence I'm q westerly direction on lHe
line OF said alley TO the line OF the prop
eI.ty vi c. j.. SCheuerline. thence with
Scheneriine's line twardly to the
place of beginning; also ell the right ana
privilege to a certain piece OF GROUND
a bout rs inches by II feet reserved by mos.
Prince and wife in deed 10 {. T. Semen
erline dated September 10th, 1881 ana re
corded i'm the Clerk Office OF the county
Court OF Ohio county.
will also on said day, at o'clock p
m. at No. isl Market street in said city
OF Wheeling, w. Va, as Such trustee
sell the following personal property, VIZ:
All the bar fixtures. counter. sideboard
mirrors pump, ice box in the cellar, two
refrigerators. writing desk, cigar case,
working board, glasses, bottles. range
stove. chairs tables, steam furnace for
Keeping food warm, pictures licenses
lease of said house No. ll5l Market street;
also all other personal property In ana
about and connected with the saloon bus
mess in No. 115l Market street in the city
of Wheeling, ". Va.
Terms Of Sale OF the Personal Property
Cash.
Terms Of Sale of Real Estate-One-third
of the purchase money cash in hand, one
third thereof with interest in one year
and the residue thereof with interest in
two wears from the day OF sale, the pur-
chaser giving his note. with good secur-
ity. for the deferred payments, and the
legal title to be retained as further secur-
ity. GEO. r. BO1D trustee.
1 hereby certify that said trustee has
given bond i'm the penalty OF Sl50Q, with
sufficient surety. GEORGE HOOK.
Clerk of the County Court Of Ohio Coun-
ty. w. Va. my6oawt
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THE CHINESE TEA CROP.

Mr.. NJ. Gillett Gill said recently that
there has been no material advance in
the price of tea as result Of the war
between China and japan. He added
that prices are frmer, but that this is
due more TO the efforts Of dealers who
are endeavoring to bear the market
than to any actual conditions, There
is no danger of any lack Of labor supply
in China" said Mr.. Gill. when We read
the accounts Of the small armies IN the
field in comparison with the whole
population il can be readily seen that
the tea crop can be easily attended to-
Therefore. there is no danger Of the
leaves whitening on the bushes for lack
of pickers. The only thing | look for
to advance the price is the probable
action of the Chinese government in in
creasing the export duty on the COM
modify to enable it TO meet the heavy
indemnity liable to be put upon China
as one Of the conditions of peace. This,
of course. will advance the cost, but
until this is done I do not anticipate
any marked advance in the price Of
tea
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IL VIII not be long before the two
great yachts Of the age-the English
and American crafts which are 10 bait
tie fer the famed Americas cup-wiil
be launched. That the fight for the
Cup viii be the greatest in It's history
yachting experts on both sides Of the
Atlantic agree. for the simple reason
that the Englishmen are believed 10
stand q better chance of winning il
than ever before. In fact. it is quite
easy 10 find numbers Of yachting sharps
On this side OF the ocean who are al
ready crying wolf and dolefUlly prog
nosricating disastrous defeat for the
Yankee flyer.
Great secrecy has attended the con-
structiOn OF both yachts. particularly
the English one. but sufficient hes
leaked ou- from time 20 time 10 give
a man with the necessary knowledge
10 put TWO and two together enough 10
enable him % figure cut very closely
how both yachts viii look and make
comparisons Of their respective quail
ties About the American yacht-the
Detender-there is little left to conceal.
but so guarded has been the work con-
Quoted on Nalkyrie ILL.,, the British
challenger, that next TO nothing of an
authentic character has vet been seen
about her i'm the American papers. The
English sporting periodicals have aid
ed Designer Watson in keeping the de-
tails of the craft secret. and only the
most trustworthy workmen have been
allowed in the shed of the Henderson
shipyard. where she Is building. Ey-
cry possible precaution has been tax
en- 20 keep the Herreshoffs from get
ting any knowledge Of the boat. ia the
fear that the latter might take advan-
tage and possibly improve upon IL in
the Defender
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF two deeds NJ .f.
by Ada T.. Diehl and John d. l.
husband, 10 me as trust.. ...
February 10Th, 1881 and tIg D....
tCmber LIST. 1901, and both % recon.
Office of the Clerk of the Counts D..r
Ohio county, West Virginia tao
book 81. page 40, the scc0.I u boots
page 252, / viii sell az pubic ...,.
the north front @Dor Of Tho C0gr
of said county, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY iSr.
commencing at 10 o'clock :. m.. f.e .
lowing described property. All ..
or parcel OF land known as lots
ninety-fve (95) and ninety-llN CH .a
east side of Market street irtu...
fersOn now NINTH street ANA
now Tenth street In the iity OF i
ing. Ohio county. West Va. togttl..
all the buildings and imprOi 'cMcut '..
on. The latter consist OF four modes.
rOOmed houses with all con ,Cugu...
ten rOOmed tenement and too illt ...
houses The property viii &c o,D..4
whole and In parts TO suit. purcha
Terms Of Sale-Onc-thirs' of OBJ.
chase money and aa mucF moro s
purchaser may elect 10 paiF cash ,r
day of sale ana he rosidui. ia two ..
one and two years after ti'a day OF .
the purchaser 90 give his notes with
curity for the deferred payments. anD
title 10 be retained as addir 'Oual seem.
GEO. j. MATHIS)N. Tru
The above sale IL adjourned 10 Sal
June LIST. 500. az the same rmo nm.
when Il will Dee offered In Six Cr more
GEO. d. MATHIrON.
mV2Esati
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Experience
Does IL .

To make money you must be willing spend Many
think that it is only article that needs advertise
ing, but that s great mistake.
Let every merchant advertise his goods others
fortunes doing it.
Nothing to have it's sale materially increased
by newspaper publicity.
Judcous advertising only the best way Gus
TONER'S the cheapest we'll gets them keeps
them for you.
There is strong competition all lines business
You need advertising give you your trade
au need in the skillful and intelligent way
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separate pieces, the total length being
just under 80 feet
Aluminium enters largely into the
construction of the topsides, and al
though the metal costs IS cents a
pound, a couple Of carloads have been
used. This is a saving in weight Of
about five and half tons, thus low
ering the centre of gravity of weight
Of the hull and giving great additional
power to the boat The Defender
should stand up like a church in strong
winds, doing away with the big side
throw-up. thus minimizing windage.
ne should sail closer to the wind than
any craft yet turned out.
Thus it can be see that Lord Dun
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ravens boat will have to surmount
intelligence, originality and vast ex-
nenditure Of money to win the cup
back TO England The Defender VIII
probably first be seen in racing trim
in the Fourth of July regatta OF the
Larchmont Yacht Club, on the Sound,
with the Vigilant and the improved
Jubilee as rivals.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

room house on Fourteenth st-,s.
Sl,30o. \ snap; look "a up.
toll gate. at $500. I'D cd
Lot 5oXl00 on McColloch street AN y,,
room house, store room and stqf-. 40.
eO south Penn street, at $3.50. A e-,l ~
Vestment. 7'- -l
room house near Thirty-seveuth s.-..
on McColloch; sacrifice az 500
feet. at a bargain. ~
Money TO L0an--So00 10 $500
ROLF 81 ZAN-
lei. 0O0 No 30 Eroffr.r.. "a
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

Lhe Bloch Property, coruc. Nh. .-t
Nlhth streets, 81 feet front. ext. 90
river: VIII sell part or all OF DO. .o
me building lot Ht NoolsIaln
A piece of Market stree. propcrt- r.-., .,
the Postofiice. .." '.
The residence OF Mrs Elizabeth ID .r.... a.,
100 Zane street. corner OF Nuri. ~fr...
NO. US fourSeouJh street. 10. .Y,f1. r...
No. 1870 Chap!iao strost lur r..IIe,..
No. 81 soutn 0rosdwaT. line f,,Isrr..
Two me lot@ on South Broadway. Isl-p,
fine paiiding lots IN Pleasant V'I'ey
Ahe John w. McLura noiue.+e,d c,-.
her oil S@ath Front anu Ohio strest.. A.,
reduced figure. -
No: 100 Fifteenth street Dor s,,l1l
A desirable residence property NJ % Il.
diarR street; Z room>: modern
NOS. 22f8 and 22IS Agr'tos strss,.
double brick dwellings, propo-tv0f9 raol,e. n
NO. 2S2i Eoh stree, 2,tory frame ae-'
iaE 0f6 rooms; hall lot No So. so. - -jIU
No. 52s main arrest, 2-stOsy brick dwelling
OF IA rooms.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
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The less hair a woman has the more
time it takes her to do it up.-Atchison
Globe.
We want your eggs and we want
them bad.-Colma (Mich.) Boomer.
Great sport on the Mooselucmaguntic.
-BoStOD Herald
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For LE--FAPMC

Farm, y acres, 10 minutes walk mon
Elm Grove
Farm. ~ acres, two orchards. & nfa
below Mouudsvilo This Is good
farm. Very cheap. $500
Farm. $50 acres round bottom l. a.-.
bottom land. Cheap, $5 per acre
Farm. 80 acres. ON National ra..
miles east OF city Cheap
Farm, Ia acres, SD acres same bottom
land, IS miles east of city
Farm OF j. acres. with store H...r
good business. at Glencoe ten miles v
OF Beilairc, cheap.
Farm. 10 acres af rich land with y...e
OF fruit. az miles east OF The ,lf,. .....r
Blacksmith shop miles west ut u.
aire Ohio. with good trade. D.. a.r.. .
land, variety OF fruit. 4-lo0mgu ..
also good place Tor store N.tI
Farm. II acres rich bottom Ml. --.,
west of Bridgeport, o. cheap ol-g ....
Farm, 40 acres, miles east ol ..... ..
easy terms
Farm, 20 acres, miles south.as. no .r
NESDiTV s. Ef.r>F
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MONEY 10 LOAN
RGNEEART e. TATUM
City Bank sglldlng Room No.6 TclepAsas
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE MARKET STREET PROPER7l

That very desirable piece OF propert.
cupied by the Milwaukee Saloon and 4.
fronting thirty three feet on tho west sid.
Marke, street between Eleventh and Twe,f
streets. and extending back one hundred a.
thirty feet.
Terms reasonable.
GEORGE ,. NIATHISoN.
Ecnl Estate Agent 1923 Market street
Telephone iOT. ut4
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CHANCES
OVER TbLAY8IE III.
Inside Facts About the Famous En-
glish Flyer.

Watsor's Greatest BOat-She Is a
Fin-Keel, and VIII Spread 49, 900
Fee5 Of Canvas Against Defende- =
19,OOO-MOre Originality in the
Z ankee Graft.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL on EASY TERMS ORrp,,7
~ for city property good farm tas,. ~
from the city. Enquire OF t. $. RILEY. t-..H
hey-3t.LSw, No. 1913 Chapline stree, Et.,
ing, W. Va .-..is
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THE BAR-LOCK
TYPEWRITER
No DEL 1890,


Has all Of the best feature of t.e
and many valuable feature not
10y them.
Permanent alignment N'l.
Writing all iu sight. Dup. a'"
No scales necessary. 80 IH- ~
NO SHIFT.
Ribbon reverses itself FINEST
stops and releases. Strongest
er. Best tabulator.
Uses ruled or unrI.ci paper
blanks perfectly.
Rules vertical or horizontal I
prints IN cOlors
Addresses envelope o'0. w.'
ming through the machine.
Easiest running al'aH.'
Call for city referel.
Comparison urged. ... -...r.
WRITER CO,
Agents for Northern H.-'
Southeastern Ohio.
For sale M StantOu.s lo'f
my9Tu, Tn, Sat.dc
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FOR SALE,

WADDINGTON
from city. Splendid fruit ana .r,,
G"o'ilng house. Also dairy faru. vita
class Improvements near Flushing. Da.a.
w. Y. HOGE
Attorney and Land Agsb.
as<sAal City Bank Building. 1872 Ma-x.t,.
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MARRIED..

FREETHY-CARTER-A BROOKLYN Nov. p,
by Rev. q. Mayo, Miss Alice freethy to Guy
W. Carter.
JESNES-LUCkINGS-A Ellsworth, Nov. go
by Rev, ID. l.. Yale, Miss Alice Jennes to
Fred A Luckings, both of surry.
MILLIKEN-BRIDGES- At West Hancock
Nov. -, by Rev. David L. Yale, OF Ellsworth
Miss ictory Milliken to Bradford Bridges
both OF Hancock.
MOR.N-MALONEY-A Ellsworth, Nov. IS
by Rev. J. ID. 0Biien, Miss Mary A. Moran
10 John Maloney, both of Bluehill.
M0RsE-EMERS0N-A Deer Isle. Nov. IS by
Lafayette Collins. eeq., Miss Nellie F. Morse
to Frank NJ. Emerson, both of Deer Isle.
NEWM Winter Harbor, Nov
H. by Rev. +. Nelson Pierce, Miss Myra +.
Newman. of Winter Harpor to Forrest e.
Cofin, of Harrington.
NUTTER-BLANCE-At Brookln, Nov. a6. at
the Baptist parsonage. by Rev G Mayo, Miss
Josephine +. Sutter 10 Charles Blance, jr.
both of Brooklin.
PATTEN-LEACH-AtS North Penobscot Nov
p, by Rev. George NJ. Bailey. Miss Alice Pat.
ten to Otis Leach. both of Penobscot.
PERMISSION DEN-At Orland, Nov. q, by
] ;. Condor, esq, Mrs. Ella Nj. Perkins, OF
Bangor to Elias II Bowden, OF Orland.
PIERCE-ANDREWS-A Ellsworth, Dec l.
by Rev. Edward A. Mason. Miss Eva Pierce
10 Howard Andrews, both of Ellsworth.
STEVENS-CONARY-A Deer Isle Nov. 80
by Rev. j. : Richards, Miss LRilla ; Stev.
ems to william |. Conary, both OF Deer Isle.
GATT-SPENCER-At North Ellsworth,
Nov. IS. by Rev. A. +. Chase, of Bucksport
Miss Lolita Marie Wasgatt, of North Ellis.
worth, to Byron ID. Spencer, NJ D., of Union.
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2fsaI Hotties.
MESSENGERS NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss:-December s. a. d. 1895
THIS is to give notice that on the 18th
i day OF November, a. d. 1895. war
rant in insolvency was issued out OF the court
Of insolvency, for said county Of Hancock,
against the estate Of Herbert c. Penney,
adjudged to be an insolvent debtor, on
petition OF said debtor, which petition was
filed on the 18th day OF November,
a d. 1885, to which date interest on claims
is to be computed; that the payment OF any
debts to or by said debtor. and the transfer
and delivery of any property by him are for
hidden by law; that a meeting OF the c-edi-
tors of said debtor to prove their debts and
choose one more assignees of his estate,
will be held at a court of insolvency to be
holden at probate court room, in said Els
worth, the 9th day of January, a. d.
1896 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. F. o. Sissy,
Deputy Sheriff. as Messenger of the court Of
insolvency for said county of Hancock.
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DIED.

BICkFORD-At Brooksyiie, Nov. ;, Miss
Lora Bickford, aged Is years, months, 10
days.
CARROLL-At Ellsworth. Dec. ,, Mrs. Eliza
beth Carroll, aged : years.
DOW a. Deer Isle. Nov. p. Eddie Dow, aged
Is years, 10 months. l. days.
DYER-At Brooksyile. Nov. "A. Charles T.
Dyer. aged =. years
DTFFY-At Bluehilt. Nov. q, Frank $. Duffy.
aged > years, II months.
GRaNT-At sullivan, Aug Is Mrs. Sarah f.
Grant. aged g Years, months a days.
MERCHANT-At Easibrook, Dec. ,, Mr..
Jemima L. Merchant, aged g. year., 10
months, a days.
MURPHY-At fremont. Nov. 20. Miss Josie
Murphy, aged 20 year,. months, days.
PARkER-At Deer Isle. Dec l. James L. Par
ker, aged 81 years, months, days.
RlCHARDSoN-tt sullivan, Nov. ). Mrs.
Emma Richardson, aged IS years, ; months,
10 days.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There Is only one
way TO cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infamed
you have a rumbllng sound or imperfect hear
Ing, and when 1t Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which Is nothing but an infiamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. send for
circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, O.
s7-Sold by Druggists &c
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Concert and Lecture,

The first OF the peoples travel course
lectures will begin Thursday evening at
the Congregat ional church, at 80. Sub
iect Neutrality-suspicious. nations Capital. g"
The lecture will be read by DR.. G. A.
Phillips and will be illustrated by fifty
views. The concert which precedes this
lecture will be as follows;
organ Yo!untary-''A merica Hymn. Keller
selections-d THE Star Spangled Ban
ner;" Hail Columbia"
Monaghans orchestra. acc. by pipe organ
singing-"Home Sweet Home,
Male quartette.
Oyerture-sS southern Melodies
Orchestra and organ.
Sons-@tInerica.
Chorus Of fifty four voices, orchestra and
orEan
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DlRIGO HOSE co.

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the singers, she mad every reason to be
satisfied with her performance. Her
stage manner is easy and unaffected, her
voice strong and sympat hetic, and her Sc
lections were tasteful.
The pity Of it all is hat an audience so
small sat before talent so large. The
Kings Daughter deserve better treat
ment; the noble work in which they are
engaged, which cannot be carried on
without funds, should have appealed
more strongly TO the generous impulses
Of our people.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS CONCERT.
The Apollo Quartette Furnished Rich
Musical Feast.

The good people of Ellsworth who failed
to attend the concert at Hancock hall
Tuesday evening. given under the auspices
Of the Kings Daughters, missed musical
feast Of kind that is rarely served in
these parts.
The participants in the concert were
the Apollo quartette, Of Boston, and Miss
Gertrude A. Lowering, Of Boston, reader.
The quartette Is composed of Walter E.
Paine, first tenor, Sydney Howe. second
tenor, Fred E Kendall. baritone, and
George a. Bunton, basso. Following Is
the programme:
PART I.
/. DAY BREAK, (, Gutter, Jr
APOLLO QCARTETTE
2. READING-..A Sad Story. Anon
MISS lowering.
3. Pretty Jane, Bishop
Mr.. HOWE.
i. QUARTETTE-"Jenk'- Com
pound. Macy
APOLLO QUARTETTE.
5. READING
a Limitation Of boy.
b spring Poetry, COOK
Miss lowering.
6. SOPRANO ~0L0-"In NJ stern
Mr.. PAINE.
:. "REMEMBER NOM THY
CREATOR. Rhodes
APOLLO QUARTETTE.
S. READINCi-"The race OF
Tiger Lily, Kipljng
MISS LOWERING.
9. QUARTETTE, Selected
APOLLO QUARTETTE.
10. SONG-"Longshor FOREMAN, Batchelder
Mr.. KENDALL.
II. "COME WITH MUSIC, Macy
APOLLO QUARTETTE.
The singers promptly sung their way
straight TO the hearts Of the audience.
Scarcely had the last notes Of the opening
number been heard before the applause
began; and it continued with all the vigor
possib from SO small an audience until
the quartette re-appeared, and SO it was all
through the evening. Every appearance
was followed by an encore, to which the
singers good naturedly responded.
The foundation Of this quartette is the
perfect blending OF the voices. In unison
they sound as one, SO absolutely true that
with ones eyes shut it would be impossi-
BILE to say that more than one voice was
singing. To this essential quality add in
dividual excellence Of voice, both as to
quality and power, and you have the
Apollo quartette-four rare voices, each
one superior in it's own range. Their
singing was remarkable for its fine ex-
preston.
AS solo singers the gentlemen made
quite as favorable an impression as when
singing together, and many expressions
OF regret were heard that Mr.. Bunton did
not sing alone.
Miss Lowering appeared here for the
first time. Ellsworth is rather critical OF
readers. it has few Of its own. and b las
heard many from abroad. When, there
fore, Miss Coverings rendering Of "A
Sad Story" was followed by applause
equally as hearty as that which greeted
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WHAT'S

Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither OPIUM Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is a harmless substitute
for Paresoric Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years by
Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays
Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
Diarrh9a and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Castoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-05

Yes said the Widow Burberry; Il
kin never be too thankful that poor John
was baptized afore he died" "He was
Baptist, was be not?" YES; he was i'm
mersed in The river in the afternoon, an
that same night he died of 'neumony on
the lungs from ketchin' cold. 1t was
awful sudden; but as | said, kin never be
too thankful that he was baptized before
his death -