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Miss Treworgy has closed her work here
and is taking much needed rest with
friends; for ply sicaliy she was exhausted,
though the spirit wearied not. Her next
field OF labor VIII be NJ G2.sne, we are
told
Miss Adria Blaisdell has accompanied
her mother TO Bath for a visit to Rev. s.
A. Blai ,dell
Mrs l.. c. Brsgdon and two children
with Miss Jennie Grover, spent last week
with their mother in Bangor
Hon, j. H. West has been confined TO
his house for few days with mn absccss
in his right ear, the result Of cold con
trscted during that last successful deer
hunt on No 81. He is improving, We are
glad to state.
Mr.. W. H. Gard. We regret 10 say, has
been Ill for some weeks, and seriously 50.
with carbuuele on the back OF his head.
The High school in district 2 first Moor,
is moving along smoothly with Mr.. Mer-
chi Mt, Colby student. Miss Cassilena
Springer has private school on the sec
ond floor, where a large class Of primaries
have the benefit OF her thorough work.
At the close Of The district school re-
Gently, the agent, Mr.. W. b. Baisdell,
presented each one Of these little folks
with pretty book of fairy stories, which
was highly pleasing; also first, second
end third cash prize. which WAS offered at
the first Of the term to those making the
most Improvement. Ii stimulated the
Young scholars wonderfully, and aroused
them from a careless, Indifferent regard
for study
Miss Alice Laws fall term of school at
Ryeteld has been somewhat prolonged by
the diphtheria scare In that district
whereby the school was closed for three
weeks, the scholars taking the initiative
step one noon while the teacher was alb
sent-formng themselves into board
of health, "school supervisor" and dis
trict agent" combined quietly took their
dinner pals and left for home.
Mr. Roland Bunker who died SO sudden
ly, had not been well for years. He was a
man much respected, aud will be sadly
missed at his home and among his neigh
bors. The Rev. J. X. Bowler ofiiciated at
the funeral. LEON.
Dec. S.
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TERMS. Postage PREPAID. $500 Per Year.

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The Dominion Parliament has bee
prorogued.

The Dominion Parliament has been
prorogued.
Two patients in Vienna under treat
ment with DR.. Koch's lymph have died.
The Archbishops and Bishops letter
denouncing Parnell was read in all the
Catholic churches of Ireland; meeting of
the party was held in London Monday
afternoon.
The Servia met with exceedingly rough
weather on its last passage.
Germany has recognized the United
States of Brazil.
-Emin Pacha has reached Lake Victoria.
Justin Mccarthy and forty-four others
withdrew from the meeting of Nationalist
members Of Parliament and organized as 3
separate body; Mr.. Gladstone will treat
with the Irish party only on condition that
a new leader is appointed.
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Miss Yates Lecture.

Miss T.. L. Yates. State organizer aud cc,-
urer for the ". {. I. L., gave lecture al the
Methodist church, TUESDAY evening. subject ~
Woman, Sphere" II WAS no, our good for
tune to be present; but we are Informed thnt
the address was an excellent one, Astounding
10 wellmade points aud eloquent passages. II
was a clea-, logical. forcetul plea for equal
rights FOR women and wa, listened to by the
large audience present with the closest atten-
ton throughout. For -x wears Miss YATES
was missionary in China. and did well; but
II She can succeed in convincing the people OF
The United States that for men aud women
there must be one code Of morals, the same
laws and equal rights. she viii do better
work than The ever dared hope for among the
heather"
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Resolutions Of Respect.

At the last meeting of the local w. c. +. U.
of this city, the following resolutions were
passed and ordered to he printed 10 the Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN:
Where's, On Sunday. Nov. so, after long
and tedious illness Mrs. j. p. Whtmore passed
to higher life; therefore
ResOiced, In the death of our dearly be-
loved sister and friend our Union has lost one
OF its most efficient officers and faithful friends,
whose Use counses and unfaitering faith in the
righteousness and final triumph of our cause
have given us courage and strength to press
forward.
Pesoired. That we, the members Of the
W. c. T. u. should emulate the example of
our departed friend and sister in the exercise
of the christian virtues OF faith. hope and
love which she so emphasized 10 her life.
Resolred That we extend TO the bereaved
husband OF our sister and bis family our heart
felt sympathy and commend them to the low
ing care of our Heavenly Father.
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Whereas. Death has again entered our
Grange. removing therefrOm our beloved
brother. Robert Grindal; therefore
Resoired. That in the sudden and unex-
pected death of our brother, I.amoine Grange
has lost respected and worthy member. his
family kind husband and father, and the
community in which he resided a useful and
homored citizen.
Resoiced. That we extend to the widow
and children of our departed brother our SYM
patty in this their time OF great affection, and
when our tolls and conflicts here are over we
hope with them to Join our brother on the 9TH
er shore in the realms Of endless day.
ResoIred. That our altar and charter be
drsped in mourning for thirty days, also
Resolred. That a copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family Of the deceased, and q
copy be placed on the records Of our Grange |;
also copy be sent to the ELLSWORTH AMERI-
CAN for publication.
d. Y. MCFARLAND, Com.
GEO. H. COGGINs, ON
NJ. A. FARNHAN. Res.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, John j. Carr. OF Eden. county of
w Hancock, ami state Of Maine, by his mort
gage deed. dated The tenth day OF May. A. u. lSs7
and recorded in the Registry IL Deeds for said
Hancock county, state OF Maine, MAY Is A. u. 1Ss7
in vol. 2lG.pIgc ll2ConycFcd to me the undcrsign-
Ell "A certain lot or parcel OF land situated in said
Eden, and bounded and described as follows. 10
Wit Bounded ON the north hv lot numbered eighty
w" 81 ON the Bingham plan. bounded the
Fast by lot numbered eighty SIX ~ on sand
Bingham plan bounded on the south by the lot
conveyed e. -aid John j. Carr ana trthur New
man by ,iccd rrrorticd IN vol. !uH Page 50. Han
COOK county Registry ~ Deeds. and bounded ON
the west by the road leading To the shore On the
Fast SD" % otter Greek being he same premises
conveyed to the said John !. Carr by Robert l..
GrtndIe and " ilIiam 4. spear by their warranty
deed recorded in vol 2l3,pagc l7G, Hancock Regis
try OF Deeds and whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been and Is now broken, now there
fore. by reason Of the breach Of the condition
thereof, claim q foreclosure ef said mortgage
and give tfi- Notice for that purpose.
ROBERT l.. GRINDLE.
Eden. Nov. u. ls:p 3wls
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tDti.

Mr. and Mrs. ! X Grant and family
spent Thanksgiving bay In Clifton, at the
residence Of their son-inisw. Elder WIN.
Hall one interesting feature of the day
was the marriage of two Of their children
Mr. Horace Grant Of Holden aud Miss
Celia Merrill Of East Dtdham aud Mr.
Harvey Ash of Eastbrook and Miss sylvia
Grant Of OTIS.
Mr.. VIM. Remick's health Is much i'm
proved although he is still confined to the
house.
Mr.. W W. Tibbrtts, who has spent the
past snmmer in Walerylle, is now at
home.
Miss Carrie Tibbe,ts is visiting relatives
and friends in Ellsworth and Bar Harbor.
Mr., Ahrsm Warren Killed large deer
last week.
The stone bridge which has been IN pro
gress the past TWO months Is now com
ple'ed, and the town thinks three hundred
dollars well invested 10 SO wen built
structure.
Mrs J. NJ. Fogg. who has been In
Lowell the past six weeks visiting her
invalid sister, returned the goth
Mr. Lewis Jordan from Hancock, /, In
town. KAY
Dec. g.
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commissioners Notice.

VTTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. y. L. Cunningham, Judge OF Pro-
bate for the county of Hancock. to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of creditors to the estate of An
ME d. Lowell, late of Bucksport, deceased repre-
sented in.olvent, do hereby give notice that six
months are allowed TO said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that We shall attend
that service at the Office of T. II. S,uth. in said
Bucksport, on Tuesday. the Both day Of Decem-
ber ls91 and Tuesday, the 2stn day Of April, 1881,
at ten O'Clock a. m. of each day.
7 T. SMITH. Comr..
Bucksport Nov 25, 1890 3w4s
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Sunshine in the House !

I'm weary with work" the good vi lie sighed:
But after ALL" she .nid
"H'- sweet 10 labor for those we love
No wonder that maids viii we'd
wise housewife Iightcns her toll and glad
d-h, the bou,c circle by her chcerfuiness.
But health i the tir,t requisite, aud her just
preroEHtiNe. Health follows the Use OF DR..
fiercc's FaNorit' Prescription. which repairs
The raSagcs caused by those peculiar diseases
which aftlct womanhnd. 1t euriches the
blood. cures the cough increases the flesh, pre-
vents hy>lcria, II -ryou>nc>s and low spirits.
aud j. Seritable fountain OF health 10 women.
Young aud Old Satisfaction. or the price
81 Wll rrfnndrt. OF drnygi.r.
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ms great organization has grown TO be one of N,
wonders OF the age, having its agents il,
every part of the hahitable globe, whence over
cable and land telegraph lines, the newspaper
OF the Asso tation are instantly informed Of every
important event at home and abroad THE wnIG is a.,
only morning paper in Eastern Maine 10 receive thes,
dispatches, now recognized ind spensable to u live
day paper, and ii is sent by mail on the early morn
hg tns TO all points IN the State, gives It's readers
e latst news up 10 me moment of going TO press In
auu9h To this has its corps special correspondent
throughout the state and elsewhere This winter its
cuhhs W" De particularly Interesting OF the
sess"h the Legislature at Augusta, where
we shau have special Representative, rs
- 70 my CinsihE OF Inc fttty-fHSt Congress.
the WORK Of which Is of much importance Us
TO make the daily reports of value telegraph
Columns give daily quotations NJ the Financial and Pro
ou1e markets It's Local Department for Bangor,
anu vicinity Is complete In each detail while the Maine
news column gives daily summary of current events in
every section q the state. The aim Of the publishers
TO make THE WHO
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Like Into a Fixed Star.

In the heavens are some fixed stars. and
some are movable. The mariner on the ocean
steers alone by the former, and thus Is guided
over the trackIes> deep. In business and do
nestle life one finds some merchandise which
others come and 60 like summer clouds Brus-
sells soap IL 4 fixed fact in all homes where
economy and cleanliness are standing rules.
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uawkers and Peddlers,

What ear-splitting cries we hear daily In the
streets Of every large city. But these timer
ant dealers who hawk their wares about are,
when under proper restrictions, n useful por-
ton OF the community, and not such nuisances
disease TO conquer. but DIR. Saae's CatarIh
Remedy does II. II is mild, soothing aud an
tiseptic. unlike snuffs that irritate. or solutions
that burn. II corrects offensive breath. and
restores taste, smell and hearing. Nasal ca
tarrh often ends in consumption. Apply the
only cure in time. Price 30 cents. by all drug
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Notice for Legislation.

Notice Is hereby Civ en- that petition for Legislation %
which :he follow uE tups III he pre- cnt"d tu the
Legislature * Maine bt hrd the LIST Nrduts
d4y Of January, a. u, 1871
TO the Honorable and House ot Representatives
to assemble In Legislature flr the state Of Maine,
the lst Wednesday OF JaHuary, \ II 1871.
I HI Maine shore Line Railroad Company respectfully
petition and ask your Honorable Bodies TO extend
the time the location and construction OF It's railroad
and such other legislation Incidental thereto may
meet ard proper.
Dated this 2nd day Of December, A. y. $50.
MAINE ~HoRE IiSk RAILROAD COMPANY,
3wi3 by Joseph \. Greene, its President.
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Domestic Ports.

Dostou-Ar Dec ). sch Grace Cover
Ar Dec 2, sChs j Lane. Hutchinson. Deer
Isle; Cori0va, simpson, Bangor, sea Bird, Thurs
ton. Pro- inretown
iangor- SD Dec >, sch Annie Il Lewis, New
York
Lynn Ar Dec g sch Emma Green, New York
New iork ~li Dec J. sch Myronu-. Portland
Ar beT :. -chs kabboni, Ilplcy. BANGOR, W {
Bee, iiathburn sullivan, sherman. Green's
Landing. smith, Mt Desert
fOrtlaud-Ar Dee Is, srhs Edward Rich. Gard
ner Boston for Green's Landing, NiNeu. Rice,
stcubcn, tarun"e hUischer, De'creuN. Bucks
port
rhIaheiphia-Ar Dec :, sch >auta-ket. naptil,
kennebec
Vineyard iIaven--Ar lie, ;, sch Mary stewart,
Weehaaken for Portsmouth
Sid Dee ), schs 6lcnuep, Northern Light and
bed Frye.
Foreign porGs.
MAJ agucA. I RAT Nov -, sch + Coolidge,
Brugiou, from savannah
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Postponement.

The lecture announced for Tuesday eve
ming to be given at the Congregational YES
Phillips and His Time, has been postpon-
ed until Thursday evening Of this week, at
5 O'Clock. Admission 10 cents, All are
cordially invited.
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Ask Your Friends AhOOt II,

Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know It because kemp's Basam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs and
colds in this community. Its remarkable sale
has been won entirely by its genuine merit.
Ask some friend who has used II what he
thinks of kemp's Balssm. There Is no medi-
cine so pure, none so effective. Large bottles
Soc. and ~ at druggists.
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Card of Thanks.

For the many deeds OF kindness and
words of sympathy given BY friends and
neighbors at the time OF the sickness and
death of my wife. wish, so far as words
can do it, to express my heartiest appreci-
alton and return my warmest thanks.
SUMNER FIFIELD.
Ellsworth, Dec. 9, 1890.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an at
ministratriX of the estate Of Albert q. Bcllatty,
late OF Surry in the county OF Hancock deceased
by giving bond as the law directs, she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de
ceased's estate To make immediate Payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement
CARRIE NJ. UAGERTHI.
Dec. LIST, A u. 1880. 3w49.
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Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases OF the nasal mucous men,
brsue the remedy used must he non-irr,ating
The medical profession has been slow To learn
this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomp-
l>hel With douche~. snuff. powders or syr-
inIcs brcau.c they are all Irritating. do not
Thoroughly reach TIE affected surfaces and
should ., abandoned - worse than failures.
multitude OF persons who had for wears
borne all TIA" orry aud pain that catarrh can
ntlict testify 10 radical cures wrought by
L., 4 IL.
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AT Biuehll. H. the county of Hancock, and
IA State of Maine the 18th dav OF Nov, A ID.
1880.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as assignee of the estate Of John j.
Caro- Mt Desert, in said county of Hancock. in
solvent debtor, who has been declared an insol-
vent upon the petition of said debtor by the court
of insolvency for said county of Hancock.
3w&s HIRAM kNOWLTON, Assignee.
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Four wears ago DR.. Geo. +. Eames invited
the Ca-tiue Normal- Of Boston sud vicinity to
meet AT biz house for a social reunion. About
thirty responded and steps were taken TO form
II permanent organization. This was in Feb
ruary ISIS. At The next meeting In Novem-
Der lNN.i, forty-three met at the Parker House,
Boston. The fourth regular meeting took
place on November 29th. 1880. at the Thorn
dyke, Boston. Upwards OF nifty responded
and il WAS decided success. The msin top
f. OF discussion ri the busines. meeting WAS
The future welfare OF the "Castine Normal
Camp" Sandy Point was chosen for the local
lion Of The camp next year. The expense OF
erecting new building requires that every
graduate should take stock ia the Association
Certificates OF shares al one dollar each will
be issued by o-mond Emery. Bar Hafbor.
Me. AT the directors meeting held In Boston.
ers 10 the stock to the amount OF fifty dollar.
should be entitled 10 free use OF the building
at Sand, Point before and SITTER the regular
camp session. The follow officer, were
elected: President. Or. Geo +. EAme>. 2
Commonwealth Ave. Boston; ice President,
jaime. T.. Kelley, Esq, somervile, Mas ::
Secretary aud Treasurer. Nettie ". Laine, 80
Chestnut St, Chelsea; Advisory Committee.
Mr.. W LANYARD. MR.. Hill. Miss Lillian Sim.
monds. The annual meetings held on
Friday evening following Thanksgiving.
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Harpers Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The twelfth volume OF lIARrER's NOUNG Pc g.
PIE begins on November T. 1880 This best al d
most comprehensive weekly in the world fur
young readers presents rCh and attractive pro
gramme, In fiction there Nil be "CampmateS \
story OF the Plains 10y kirk Monroe "Men uf
Iron" \ romance, by Howard PYLE with iiustr;
lions by the author, "tIymg Hiu Farm d
>ophi. SWEET, The Moon Prince" By X. h. Mu,
kittrick. and "Yellowtop," by Annie Bronso
King. In addition to these five serials. there wi
be stories IN two or three parts by Thoma. Nelsou
Page. II jalmar Hjorth Boyestn. Edwin l.sssettc
Bynner, Harriet Prescott sponOrd, Mary l.. w.
kins, Nora Perry, and others. short stories, am
articles on science, history, travel, adventure ,
games and sports, With hundreds OF illustration
OF the highest character. will render HARPER IS
ioUNG PEOPLE for 1891 unrivalled as a miscellu
ny of the best reading for boys and girls.
"The best weekly publication for young people
in existence. 1t is edited with scrupulous care
and attention, and instruction and entertainer
arc mingled in Its pages in just the right proper
tons TO captvae the minds OF the young and al
the same time 10 develop their thinking power
N. Y. Obserrer.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The BEST SAISE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhoum. Fever
>ore-. letter, Chopped Hands. chibsius.
Corns. and all SKIN Eruptions and positively
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teod TO Give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wisgin.
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Legislative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sente,l to the next session of the Maine Legisla-
ture, by the undersigned and others, for char.
ter to erect and maintain a telephone line from
Biuehill Village to Surry via East Bluehill.
IL. A. WALLACE.
Bluehill Nov. 20, 1880. 3w49
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The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. +. NJ. Shrout. Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound. Kan. says: Il feel il
my duty to tell " hat wonters DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners thought
| could live only few weeks. took five bot
ties OF DIR. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and we'll gaining rs lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny Folks
Combination, writes: AFTER Thorough trial
and con, ncing evidence, | Am confident Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption beats
EN- NIL. aud cures when everything else fails.
The greatest Kindness can do my many thous-
and friends is To urge them to try IT," Trial bot
ties ten cents at :. ID. Virgins Drug Store.
Regular sizes 10 c. aud Sl.O0.
- You've frozen YOUR ears" il common
remark. Battle in Johnsnns Anodyne Linz
mont
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Northeast Hnrhor- Nov q, 10 Mr. and Mrs.
X. +. Lu-Ney. son.
Deer l.c-Noy. ~, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. 5.
knowltou Il daughter.
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DON'T GET DISCOURAGED!

Because the doctors say you cannot live. l
was troubled with Dropsy. and given up 10
die. But after using Sulphur Bit,ers am
diseases ever ssw.-.Hrs. j. BrocH, Bridge-
port. Conn
For pains in the lungs. Use Browns In
slant Relief freely on a warm cloth. taking 1t
internally al the same time.
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Better Than Ever!
The Wing and Courier for 1891.

WING AND COURIER will begin the publication of its ty
eighth volume This is the progress and in no res
recf is this great truth Orcb Illustrated than In the
improvements that mark the publication OF newspaper
The live paper to-day is not only the medium tfroug
which the reader Keeps himself informed on the current
events OF the civilized world but its literary feature
combines the attractions heretofore only found IN the
magazine WIN correct and fresh news summary each
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

The opposition In the Senate to the
Lodge bill is discussed; the Republican
free coinage Senators are opposing the
measure.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH TosT OFFICE, Dee. 6, 1850.
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Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREFLY. 7. NJ
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lisa waste OF breath trying to convince
an economical housekeeper that any other soap
is as good as Brussels.
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when Raby vAs sick ~ gave her CaatnriA
When she ~As = Child she cried for astoria
When she became Mis-. she elunc TO CAstoriA
When 81. hsd Children, sh. gave thsm CsstoriA
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r'u Xon-Poisonou,. pure Herbal


Gf.-u'. I.udIug
rnmoted that schooner Trenton,
" sailed from here with paving from
" . MOI and likely ~ hc a torsIloSs
-'nner j. g. jameson dragged her
during "Wednesday : gale and came
sion with steamer Jane McCrea;
s... John knowlton dropped dead
i-~.e. lay morning. Dec. 8, soon after
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THE DAILY WING
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maintains m proud position as one of the leading journals
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