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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-06

w HEREAS, Geo. A. Martin, of Franklin. in tho
w county Of Hancock. and state of Maine f,t
hi- mortgage uee, dated the seventeenth tlay 81
April, a. o. ls>s, ami recorded in the Hanr.,.k
Registry OF Deeds. book ~. page 42s conveyed H.
lnt. the undersigned, certain parcel OF rpal ..
tate situated Up said Franklin bounded ANA a.
sciibed as follows, 70 Wit One Undivided half 81
certain lot or parcel Of land SITUATED. m b,tb
rlhes 81 taunton stream, beginning nj a Iarge
rock near The eastern end OF the IA M acr,ss LII
stream thence running south two deg "a a 60,
teen rosis ami ten links spruce ire s,,,,,t,s,
thence south hfty--iN and three fuurths Il g ~,
eiSht rots and nine links to a rock at the side =,
the road ieading tn the mill thence south t,,,snt
one ana one half deg. west sixteen rods To ~
ntnpA ihence southwest to point on the Uea.e,,
eIue " VIC brook about two and one III rf.,s
east OF yellow birch tree spotted thence ,ss,..
y TO said tree thence north twelve deg xesf 81
zen foss ana twenty links to stake and stones.
ehse hofth twenty deg west eight rods 10 the ton
" large rock thence north TWENTY-FIVE deg ,ret
twenty RODS TO stake and stones near the western
Gnu VI the han, thence south seventy four ,laar
sast across the brook pond about ten rods r.
,e place % beginning, according To pIan of said
10y anu MN privilege recorded In vol lao mage "a
u Iiancock Registry of Deeds together with one
naiI % the mill aDd all buildings situated thereon
am whereas the condition OF said MORTGAGE
nas peen broken, now, therefore, by reason Of The
oIe'tch on the condition thereof claim foreelos
uheoi saiu mortgage. JOHN l.. G0RDoN
BY II. II. Sowle, his Atty
An' may z4tn, A. D. 1881 3w23
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HOW A SKILLED NORMAN

Found Assistance Outside OF His Gran
am coppersmith BY trade and enjoyed ~
bust health all my life until the wear iS>n. wher
! was taken with disease OF the kidneys
Whether il was from drinking hard water, 81
from a strain. or from exposure cannot SAY
| used many remedies, but getting no relief
sought treatment ut the hands of a physician
VINO told me that had Kidney trouble.
After treating me for several weeks no
ticed with some concern that instead of there
being any Improvement. | was actually get
ting worse. Plainly something more effective
must be done. At this time | saw the adver
'isement OF Or. David kennedv's Fayorits
Kennedy. Of Rondou;. \. Y. | bought bot
tie Of the medicine. and when had taken it
was decidedly better.
continued it, aud am now permanent!
ncll. for thi, was over four wears ago and
have never had Il single symptom Of the dis
ease since. Dr Kennedy i free to tell any one
far and wide that wa- cured Of Kidney ~,
ease by Or. David kcunedys Fayorije Rene
dX. | recommend IT, Use 10 every one aillct
ed George Ne--euthalcr Chester. Pa. Al
bottle. six for -, Made nt Rondout. \. \
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Editorial Correspondence
NEoNu. MAY 30. l.s9.

~ t4lt lA4 - t4tiN iti tt44 AltN - 'it''' 80
self in the pleasant village Of 0rono.
Sven Iu..t~ uarth of Bangor. attractjycly
located at the mouth Of saltwater River.
ahranch af ,he Penob,cot. The European
and North American Railway passes
through the town. connecting farther up
thg river with THE Plscataquis branch.
According TO the last census Orono had
aL+5 Inhabitants. I'LL, polls ami estates val
tl,I al S5I2.,e4. Tho Inhabitants are large
n, .r-a...8 M numbering Narney'> ca-
-rof Maine SAWS .Tbe mills upon
....rr.yrl,ce are known a. Basin Mills
,r -ts. ,.sver Ar. mini containing eight
,-s,.,. ,,., lath TWO
Cardboard oac Single two rotary saws
an4 a machine shop. an The powers on
Saltwater River wer, accorliuc 70 Wells
Water Power of Maine twenty-five single
saws ,,. -ar.> and Use ratar, saws AMI
-ut.,, .a.a. t.rpe Single and four clap
u.ar auE t,sa blaming machines. one
.achin, shop and ONE grI>t mill. Thcrc :
~,.laya>t aeunt ~ unused water power
fr Town town has also q National
Maf.k afg SAVINGS hauk batA % Nhjch
L.. h,ar IL. ~ -oaa standing
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of Ii
eense from the Hon. q. 2. Cunningham, Judge Of
Probate for the county of Hancock, shall sell al
public sale at the store of Albert Il. Narnum IN
Penobscot, In said county on Tuesday the twenty
fifth day Of June next. at ten of the clock in the
forenoon. the following real estate of Abbie A
Leach late OF Penobscot in said county, deceased
to wit: The homestead Of the said Abhie a. Leach
and field containing about twenty five acres on
the road leading from Penobscot TO North BluehiI
joining land of Harry Saunders.
CYRUS X. BRIDGES, Admr.
Penobscot, May Is, 1859. 3w2I
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BoWdoin College,

EXAMINATIONS for admission to College will
u he held at CIeavelan nd Lecture Room. Ma.,a-
chnsetts Hall on FRIDAY and SATURDAY jane
3sth and 18th, and on FRIDAY and SAN RpAl
september 18th and 9Th. beginning each day at
$50 A. VI. All candidates must be present on
Friday morning.
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President.
Brunswick, MAY 34th, less. 5w22
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has also under it, control several thous
and tents belonging to the militia, an,
those will be loaned If needed.
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To the Stockholders Of the
Waterford Mining Go.

UOU are hereby requeste, u bring in yOur Ger
l tifcate- of stock to " H. sherman Mt. Dcs
ert Block Bar Harbor, Maine, Treasurer Of the
New Brunswick silver and Gold Mining Company
for exchange for stock OF the new company. No
certificates Of stock in the Waterford Company
will be received for exchange after june 20, 4. D.
1853. JND. I. HIGGINS, Treas,
3w22 The Waterford Mining Company.
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ticability of electric car-propulsion. If
this be true they should by all means go
ahead, for the road is success. Electric
railways have come to stay. Their advan-
tageS over horse cars are oyerw helming. !"
one other thing we noted in Bangor
with much satisfaction Notwithstanding
it was 4 holiday and the streets were
crowded With people many Of them from
other places there was an entire absence
Of any signs Of intoxication. The secret
OF it all was that the saloons Of The city
were all closed for the day by order Of City
Marshal Whitney and the good results Of
the official act were apparent to the most
casual observer. What a stride many If
our Maine cities would take toward the
millennium if the example Of City Mar
shal Whitney were followed every day Of
the year,
AT Portland 90 the afternoon " Memoir
ial Day the corner stone of the soldiers
monument was laid Rain foll freely
while the parade was forming, but the men
stood Il hravely aud marched over the pub
li>hej route. Towards the latter part Of
the march the rain ceased falling When
the procession reached Market square the
men were drawn up in line on the south
side. Around the base ~ tho monument a
stand wa erected and srttee> Were placed
inside : space enclosed hy ropes. The cx-
Nv 1,..
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For Sale.

t OFFER my PONY, Harness ana png cart ~
sale. Any one wanting such a turnout sii dR
a bargain In this one. FOR particulars inquire 2
the store of a. H. Norris
LILLIAN NORRIS.
Ellsworth, May %, lsS9. 3ws3
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THE subs. riber hereby gives public notice Ia ali
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an
Admir- of the estate Of Mary II. Herrick, late
of BROOKLYN. in the county OF Hancock. decea sed,
by giving bond the law directs, he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted the said de
ceasesi's estate, 70 make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
Il. A. HERRICk, admir-
Bro0klln, May 30, lss'. 3w23
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Al"-o-'i A' A'" I.A'"-.'tt9 AH 'uI4''
an eu.ar-e meut u tae paper We wish
th.,1 >3r,...
-' Inn anrale t"A whtrh i tht more a1-
,-1y Spelling i 4.f..J III 4 H.stt.rf
w,l,.,.,.. D.....,r.-,. Ana r....,,... ..,.~....
,.,--.-
'f''' Nt.A ~" i. "A" ho">rai'"F> t'th
tN hc divided tile spelling 1f tAe word.
I -i,rrqf.-.-. r.r'.a-,> ,.soa, .,y-.'
By Tie Thousand.
,-,y,r II, t,>.,.-,--,.,>,. ,.,,...,.,.,.-. !,
TIE FLOOD.
a sudden frs-t.t I. Irr,! FRIDAY II tbe
North Fark River. ca. of .I..u>;o,yu.
Penn. in ,hs ANt.haiv Mountains The
railroad art TELEGRAPH Iut. we're washed
VLt. - mat news "A~ att1cG.t +" obtain.
.1' ! - -tAF"r- ''.Ai ''r Fro'r' m A.r'Nt
10y t""A .F'he at'Ii " 'ttolN fr."At
'''''''- II ''''' ''t '"'l ". 1iA"'>
"''' >N, A"dl am NJ F'f'F ,'' l"A1
i..e '.'-a~''t overlook JAMESTOWN fh"lt
e'',A ~ '"e t''L-A- l''"h 'Hf Pr
.. > NA"'lr came tAr ra-hia- waters
NHhS.h- ." 'hpro''or'3 rAit-' constructed
/ ID "A>'' from A'a'.h- h'afio ahI NiA iei>.
! "vFt a-'L-Ae'' iieN' Women ahi 'Ai4-rtE,
! ."''i A+A' l'eh+th- >hI!eh> lrG Ly-p H'fiA-
az horror 70 '.'t Gvas'> "l "i-'''N"Vs
| lAef cf'ea were oi r. aHaA- NArT'v'.
/ a.ou- az railway ~jt-'i N "" breast ~
e.,,--f ,5.., -. mans = -.
s-,.,--, ,...,,.
,as' 1i'eF I"rA ana IN I've minutes 'At
IeIlA--h fo>e lTom x y i'FlH 18TH
al'- IT A'tH - oHt '''eI Alc A''1
'u"'t soon A'u>.> ""-aE I'Aih-
''.'"A 1i'u I4'Ls 'ng v III. t,'F.~ Ne't iAfn .
".lN'h ahu 'A't-f'h' >lrIehlh2 I'r Ai4-
nc "H>'A ''htA.h'l "a't' meas nm
~ 'H'-'> II "'HtI ~ NE l!'l'r~ n i'H- n
~ - envy zee, GeeI 10 'lf 'vei''>'
4''' 100 '- . On =" u were al u
- r. FIJI -4''.''t 81 II 'nI>iih- uuT-
~ II. N ''A-A- '4l 'vrF +" y any 'l 'he
'"-'A '''1l''
Took 1HE AIMING sERI1u> SLY.
Shortly After noon A darnpa vay about
Ike rlIe~ above Jshn>town. and ,weerinc
everything befor. II burst upon the town
with terrible force Everything was car
RED before il and NOT 4 moment, time vas
given in which 10 SEEK safety
lr>t accounts seni ont o. ihe J3hu-to"n
Aie a. 80 '.-e p" ''I, 1a.''
4f1H "a. ~ IT. A'aiiil
-. +. : P'o'A '''
'--' -
NIL kE.cH o'"Ti AND MANY SAY IV-VV'.
/. D. uow known that two passenger trains
two sections OF the day express on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, have been thrown
into thu torrent and the passengers drown
81. These trains were held az John>town
from Friday al II. and were lying on the
Siding between J8hnstowu and Conemaush
stations. Tie awful torrent came down
lie narrow detIe between the mountains,
distance ~ nine miles, with fall of 800
l,y- j" 'AA. ',>-4l' a. >Neep,L- away me
W.lr4v.l.. and ro,ar,a,,,t, ia,,9r,,, 1,,,
9ne suild,ng Standing i woolan mirI vb.-e
In, an bour baf,-. had stood hundreds
And ds.rfnr or
M W
ahi the speed Of WIND upon the TAR city
a. tht ipot % me NILS Locomotives.
pu-'HlSnN ana al were overturned ana
swept do"h the torrent ana were LOGGED
against lHe great stone 'laducl along win
- l'coilotlFes from Tue Jamestown r'und
',,' "eA'H MAJ n1heis u the paut'e'
nm ~ ocuiiiul@'eu ueprls Of more lhah
"ouSa at houses, furniture pridge>' Iuih
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Safe fer Sale :!

good safe suitable for Office use i for sale 81
the AMERICAN Office.
HANCOCK COUNT PrE. co.
Ellsworth, May 2s, lisa. tf2a
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate,

HAVING obtained license from the Honorable
IL o. l.. Cunningham, judge Of the Probate
Court, shall sell at public auction at the Grange
Store at North Brookzyille at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, the second ia Of July eNt, the fol
lowing described real estate 10 wit The home
stead farm Of the late Jonathan Dodge situated
in West Brooksvlle and including the widow :
dover therein. said fomcsteai farm contains -
acres more or less.
Dated Brooksville, May 2sfh 1859.
3ws2 CHARLES III. PERKINS, Admr.
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HONEST.

In these DAYS Of adulteration and fraud. 10
all branches OF business and pursuits. ii il pleas
ing TO know that there is one medicine pre-
pared which is strictly pure. Such a medi-
cine j. sulphur Bitrers in curing scrofula: you
can depend on them every time. W. B.
EvERTs, 4. NJ, Charleston, 5. c.
II you are tired taking the large old-fash-
Toned gripping pills. and satisfied that purg
Ing yourself till you are weak and sick is not
good commonsense. then try Carriers Little
Liver Pills and learn how easy it il TO be free
from Bliousuess. Headache. Constipation.
and all Liver troubles. These little pills are
smaller. easier TO take and give quicker relief
than any pill in use. One a dose. Price Is
cents.
My daughter was greatly troubled with
Scrofula, and, at one time it was feared she
would lose her sight. Ayers Ssrsapailla has
completely restored her health. and her eyes
are as well as ever. with not trace Of scrofu-
la in her system. &c. King, killingly, Conn.
Children readily take Browns Instant Re-
lief because it is as pleasant to the taste as
checkerberry.
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Messengers Notice.
oFfICE OF The SHERIFF OF HANCOCK cor
STATE OF MAINE.

OtfiCE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - June 3, A - l-~9.
nHI> i 10 give notice that on the lst
i day Of June, \. u. Is>;i,a warrant il Iu-ulven-
cy issued ont II the Court Of Insolvency Tor
said county of Hancock, against the estate II
said Ernest c. Wc-cttt and Frank II. Grindie a.
indy iduais ami a. partners and Ernest &. IVES
colt a. cor partner Of the firm Of WesC0tt and
Heath, alju,iged 70 he in-,Iycnt debtors, on
on the LIST day Il June. a d. l-s,i to which
date interest claims l. 10 Ne computed that the
payment u any debts t. Or by said debtors ami the
ofbItcen by law. That 4 meeting, Of the eredi
tors Of said debtors to prove their ebts and choose
ur more a-slgnees Of their estate will be held
at 4 court Of Insolvency, 10 he hoIticn Els
worth in said Probate Office, the 18th day OF
june a. d.. lo-:', at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. JAMES W. PATTERSON.
Deputy sheriff a. messenger Of the court Of lu-
solyeHcy for said county OF Hancock. 2w23
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Forced to Leave Home.

Over 60 people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call for free trial pack
age OF Lanes Family Medicine. II your blood
is bad your liver and kidneys out Of order, if
You are constipafed and have headache and an
unsightly complexion. don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for free sample Of this grand
remedy. The ladies praise it. Everyone likes
it. Large-size package 30 cents. 1yr4
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PEOPLE ~ FENN-YINA>IA DROWNED by
LHE FLOOD.


jus; after dark and in I've minutes The
Conemaugh rose from * 10 forty feet
AMI the waters spread ont over The whole
country soon houses be.su floating
ipwn and ciinging 3 the debris were men.
wrUen and children >hricking fur Ai4
The basin contaiHed w.:er nea~ar3n.
Two miles iN width by i've miles IN length
.nd Ma seventy fee; deep ID tAr deepest
place. The people - Jon>tosn were warn
*! pr the possibility Of is bursting dur
Ing tAe morning 11t very few il any u the
Inhabitants
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LACE At HALF TIE US-.- go
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rnok IHg w.KNINs sERI1r,lY.

shortly after noon dam gave way about
i've nile> above Johu>tpwn. aud sweeping
everything before II burst upon the town
Will terrible force Everything was car
RED before it and not moments time was
given in which 10 seek safety
First accounts sent ont o. the JJhu~town
disaster are far bel9w tile wild,s, estimate,
placed upon the extent u the calamity,
and instead of m or ry9 Il j. probable
that the death lit
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12
Potato P-.ntomIme..

Taxa . goodstzed potato. with .
smooth skin; cut out nose, eyes and
mouth, twi4 curled hair into the shape
Of . Wig and wbiskers or mcustaehe,
and fasten On with pins; then make q
bose for the forefinger to go into; tins
gives tie head xDd . throat.
Wrap = biz Of cloth, . handkerchief,
or ~sfaat-nots round the hand. arranging
one conner of it round the thumb, and
another round the second finger. Then
Jon have . little man, with hand and
arms, capable Of bowling and moving
his head
Make . screen, let four or Eve young.
sters 10 behind it. each with their po-
tzto characters, and, a. they say the
words Of . charzds, burlesque or TRACE
dy. let these potato men perform. II
rs capital fun, and beats Punch And
July cut Of Tie Geld
Potato men have amiabie DISPOSE
tions. They are generally friendly,
fond Of shaking hands, embracing and
nodding their heads cordially at each
3ther. They also have . thoughtful
way Of rubbing their foreheads that ID
very funny. Sometimes they fight, but
tbey don't tang each other all the time,
a. Punch and Judy do.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12
ooose bone Forecast.

windham county has . weather
prophet who basss his forecas'
on the goose bona. BE has Al
ready made his annual exarnlna'
ton Of the bone, and the coz
illusions be reached are detailed IN =
special from New Haven. AS !. Is
some time before the almanacs WILL o
out, the substance Of them Is given.
The winter will b marked BY more
regular weather than last year. There
viii not be many days during when
running water will freeze. The cold
est weather will occur during tbe
latter half OF January, and during that
time there will be several days o.
freezing. Christmas will be green,
but wet and cold. January's entrance
viii be marked with warm days,
gradually growing colder. The coolest
day Of the winter will be January 27th,
The brief spell Of severe weather will
BE- succeeded by heavy thaws, and the
January thaw will come In
February. This month will be a dis.
agreeable one, with heavy SHOWS and
rains An early and decided thaw is
among the promises IL the bone. Feb
ruary will burst into March with
Iwollen mountain streams, and dis
foods may be looked for. There
will be an early spring."
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12
L. sss sas -. u IA Assr h Ssssuas

L. sss any ses a IN hssz h assssz,,
E1sS tsxsrrsv ns-aaae ~1i a ..
rsa fsnfS rsnssssr,seS TIE pah.
NeA<s. 20
~Sess ss No szsssy ressrssa The an.
sSas, rssnx TRIVIA his chair and nAkisz
ne = sSz - tatsw HIM We had lHd
-sssse& Ne 3coe ~Aex SSavszain en-
sessy xswsllax ~ hs - prcuasSinx a
sssesAssea 2r tArossA Ms eaSers
ckaes 10 Ne - stcr
~zAsre ss saty enc way. he sAsi, ito
Nrs1Ee an hssse AMIR I shall have
- asee1ns he hsl myself
And Pen IN band be proxe<aed me-
ehsocAlsx - cAicahss The ut~ Of IN
sers~t - Srer cont. hessses csmrssss
Ard tkAeferxtSsn Terminated delivered
sAe easADse ~ ny ce1ranion in nosss
asa Eve franc psccea
feckersng TIE noaey with q thrill 1t
AsssxAt and hardly yet able 30 resli
Ass god fortune. karr hastily xignNl
tie Agreement md snn arprshensive ai
sszee further objection on the part II
IL peAssAer. oaty began TO breas,s,
uesSy vkea ve vere afe outside tire
Ser. We kAd scarcely reached the
middle Of the s-AAircAse. however. When
Scavefaans vcscs hroasht Us saddenly
- cAeck-
-No0Eeur Karry-
sncnt answer" whispered Alrhonse
he rants his money back. but III be
hAnZea II hs cess
-Naeaeur Kari AGAIN shouted m,
frsends nev s,eaiteur,' what title
ara ne 10 give yoar books"
"ls that snt~ laughed Karr. com.
ps<sesyrea~Sard Whatsoever you like,
Monsieur Souverain. he replied. Let
ma 80 today ID Friday; suppose We call
i Tenaredi Soir' r-Tempie Bar.
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.s Ta...r..

TIE professional molasses faster is q
martyr. Imagine q man having to
sample twenty-five or thirty grades of
that sirup xnd then Try to eat a square
meal He can't eat . square meal, you
viii say. Oh, yes he can, is the reply.
To be sur he tastes Of thirty kinds of
mola<ses In one day. but he does not
swallow . particle. This requires prac-
toe, this abstinence from swallowing,
and is the great difficulty in the begin
.ner's path He must protect his teeth,
too, and therefore his mssticators re-
quire carst1i eiaznxng, nos alone to
prsvs1i decay, hui L order to keep his
gas1xtosy SENSE perfectly neutral
81 have eseas Eialazses faster fol
severn, years said q Boston man 'tand
l assure you mize Is no easy job. There
is q strain thai the occupation imposes,
and one that rnzny saccnmb to, and
therefore quit Tie business The ton
que, being very sensitive, requires great
care and therefore / feed it best not to
Gse susnccn, sE~eetr1eats or highly SEA-
spnea food Doctors tel me that sugar
ri itself does NOT injure the teeth, but
that after remaining On them ON time
undergoes q chemical change from the
saliva and food. and the chemical resul.
Is earrosire.
WheflseT this is 50 or not, / knos
iarzs my teeth have suffered from this
business, although / take extraordinary
care Tie difference in taste between
SINE grades Of aolzsses Is 50 sight
lhzt the tongue must be In q perfectly
neutral eondi;ion in order TO be an &C.
curz1e guide But not only must the
tongue be cared for. but mouth, lips and
teeth mast De As frse rs possible from
any foreign s~abstzaoe
In tasting of the various brands i
place only a drop ON the most sensitive
part Of the tongue. / Try to keep it
away from the lips. mouth and teeth,
but do not always succeed Now 70
discriminate between twenty-five sam
pies I must keeps clear head, coneen-
trzte my attention, and make, a ii
VEN, n instantaneous analysis. To do
this faithfully requires brain work that
book writers know nothing about. In
fsrt, . dry 1t honest, pains taking mo
l&sscs tasting is a day Of hard. I almost
said. solitary lzbor."
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12

BEAN SOUP WITH CoRN.-This is
excellent made from cold, baked beans.
To each pint add one quart of boiling
water. a slice Of onion and half a tea
spoonful Of salt. Boil an hour; rub
through a sieve and return to the fire,
and for two quarts Of soup allow a
small can of sweet corn chopped fine.
Boil for twenty minutes adding a pinch
of cayenne a teaspoonful of sugar and
one Dr. butter and serve.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12

SHE REMEMBERED HIM.-He-So
you recognize me.
She-I knew you as soon as l saw
you.
IL is very flattering to me that you
should recognize me when you have
not seen me since we met at the sea-
side three years ago. Would you mind
telling me what it Is that has kept my
image fresh in your memory all this
time?
Why, you have got on the same
shabby coat and old-fashioned stowe
pipe hat you wore three years ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12

BRKAp.-Sift -four, into which put
a teaspoonful Of salt, half q cup Of
white sugar and a tablespoon of lard;
boil five or six potatoes, mash and mix
In; pour yer the boiling water In which
they were cooked, let cool and pour in
q teacup Of yeast; knead thoroughly and
let rise; work down again; when light,
make into loayes and put in pans to
rise; then bake.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12

And ssch day and night during the week
You car get at all ~druggists' Kemp's Bel.
sam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowl-
edged to be the most successful remedy
ever sold for the cure Of Coughs, Group,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
and Consumption. Get . bottle today and
keep it always In the house, so you can
check your cold n once. Price Soc and u.
Sample tottles free.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12

NOT So BAD AS IT MIGHT BE-
Young Wife-Yes, I am worried. You
see, George has gotten in,o such a
habit when we go to the theatre Of GO
ing out between the acts.
Friend-Oh, my dear, you look at it
the wrong way; you ought to be thank
full that he comes in between the
drinks.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12

SUGAR JUMBLEs.-Two eggs, two
cupfuls Of sugar, M and = half cupfuls
OF sour cream. one and half teaspoon
fuis of soda, one teaspoonful of cream
tartar sifted with the -four, q little salt,
two teaspoonfuls of lemon, flour to
make a dough that can be handled.
Roll not too thin, cut in strips or quar-
ters, in hearts, rounds or any preferred
shape. sprinkle thickly with sugar, and
bake in a brisk oven.