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A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER LIFE

1t was just an ordinary scrap OF wrapping
paper. but il saved her life. She was in the
last stages OF consumption. told by physicians
that she WAS incurable and could not live
only short time; she weighed less than sew
enty pounds. On piece Of wrapping paper
she r.,:d Of Or. Kings New Discovery, and
cot sample bottle; il helped her. she bought
. large bottle. 1t helped her more. bought an
other and grew better fast. continued its use
and is now strong. healthy. rosy, plump,
weighing 40 pounds. For further particulars
send stamp 10 W. II. Cole. Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles OF this wonderful Discovery Free at S.
II Wirpin'. nrug Store
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TIE Platforms on the Vital Question

Etit nix An FLATFpRN ptHpCHArI' 81 AIf'EN
1t. the Republican Whereas. After tx
Party, not only reco2- HcAT- ~ constitutional
nize. the evil OF in- prohibition ANA -
Temperance and -Stl- Nfar> - statutory pro
pathikts it'll al bon hthitipn TN this state.
81 and well directed To the hAuis az -
efforts 10 eradicate friends supported hY
them, but 1t nDre~rr- the fun Legislature.
Vediy Trnrws IL adhr- judicial and executive
>iou To the principle power Of the : tate.
81 the prohibition Of MANY Democrat. and
the liquor tTsiiic, and Republican. thiuA u
insists upon the thor la. b-en -uch a failure
uush and effective en- s. cali. for - rr-ut,-
iorretnent az III. pro- mission 10 the peupic /;
hihitory law. II Re therefore
mand- OF Congress the Resolved. That We
enactment 81 such leg favor TN election II 4
i-ation shall enable Governor aud I.--,,>Ia
each state TO exercise turr wuu Nil rr-uh-
full control within il NIT the Irohihitnfy
borders over the traf- m1ndmsui Of the
he Ia al liquors wheth- Constitution to e
er imported therein IN People ~ III state
the original package, Resolved That II The
or otherwise. people declare s-Ain,t
prohibition We favor a
high license
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

The estimation in which we hold our
fellow-men, like custom house duties. is.
in real life, either specific or ad ralorem.
The only true estimate, however, is the
ad rdlorem which, like Masonry, regards
every man for his intrinsic worth, or. In
other words, for his internal, and never
for his external, qualifications.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

A tornado was reported to have de-
stroyed villages in Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin.
The President nominated General A.
b Nettleton of Minnesota, TO be an As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, and Pro-
fessor James Russell Solely, of Massa'
chusetts, TO be Assistant Secretary of the
Navy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

Al court of Probate hodrn At Hluehlu. within
and for the county Of Hancock, on the -,rond
Wednesday Of July, A. ID. Iss1. tdWart NJ.
Jewet, named executor in certain instrument
purp"Ttins 70 be the last will and testament Of
Annie Il. Lowell. late If 8ucksport, In said county
deceased, having presented the same for probate
Or'iercd That the said dwari VI. JCWeti give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
of this orier 10 he published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, printed at Els
worth, that they nav appear AT Probate Court
"a be he az Ellsworth, 10 said county on the sec
oni Wednesday OF August next, at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause, IL any they have
why the said instrument should not b. proved ap
proved and allowed as the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
o. I. CUNNINGHAM judge
Attest --CHAs. Z DORR, Register
true copy, Attest :-JHAs. L. DORR, Register
3wYu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24
DRUNKENNESS LI4tOR HABIT In
all the World there 4. but curr,
DIR IinIus,' Golden

II can ~. given Id 8 cupof ten or coffee with
out The Know l,ri-e u the person iAkiu. IL. rf
f-t-iin- speedy au3 permanent cure, " neither
thu patient i moderate drinkrr or an ileo-
hole wreck Thousands ~ drunkard- have
been cured Who have taken the Golden Speci-
hc Ia their coffee without their kanw ledge
aud To-day believe they quit drinking Of their
own free 81 Ill., NJ harmful effect results from
IL administration Cures guaranteed. send
for circular sui fujI particulars. Address in
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, 10 Race
Street. Cincinnati. .. lFin
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Senator Hal Talks


rpo< THr TARIFF QUESTION AND OTHER
,r,D,,.,. r>,,-,s
/ representative Of the Portland Express
haI L r,Jeu. Interview with Senator Hale
.b4. v III .n.ali,g ~ mo ,srie
7e"''o' iiA'e N''" 'H"' ''4e "'A''e ""ui4
surely pass a tarih oil, which would he
BASED upou Tie Mckinley bill with such
.,,,.,.,,,,..,,. ami notifications tho s.,.
Ai' '''''-i'" a''i'Aile 20 maze
I4o senate he said ''did not receive
'he hti with THE prestige that would have
alta bed tn j. .lai il been reasonably de-
'aj-7i. and Z a'thSl tests "i the more i'm
rpFtaHt prov ,>.'n> had been made by votes
AIKEN IN the II 'use II test them You
eanaat tp justice 10 any Important meas
-r- Il committee or In any body without
f4I aa" free discussion Inns, the Din
~ \ came from the II use, d'd not have
iae senate VIII take up the measure i'm
0"ttltciy. Il j. the duty OF the Republi
gan >r9a-e =" STICK - The bill until Il i,
N'l NtN5~N' l'+f ~ iHE N'hl\Lhf BILL
lha Ar~t oH't - me Republicans 10
congress i ~ pas good strong Pre-
aA '''N.'"f''r protection iAiIH
FEE '--'.'i "AitA Win pr nvoAtcu
AA' passed. upon ~ tI' senate VIII ''e l"
wy AAd &c. "It !''l-h''a IN ti!c >Auih
AuI NruiFSi American nations and get
'h'lf markets toT our goods
r. '..'N Ply any "sF interrupt 'he
"hftiH- ~ tAr protective system, nor ! u
ar 'A~i>''ht ".'h protective tarif
ie i5't traders are very iona ~ dec. ar
~ iiA' ''" movement made by Mr..
Blame AM - Tar as can Ne Judged from
--~ messages approved by the President,
ANa.''t~ :f''" tfai" on reciprocity with the
'lHtr-r~ r lhe ga World. This ha- no
foundation Whatever
Pr protective tArit gives - benefits
=" "ar "A pr ~aich. IN the same aeld>, ha>
81 competitor u the unlrrPaid labor Of
European countries " IN manufacture the
sam" things. and stand ready, Il they can
-eak down me protective system,
..,-,..,,.,,.
Aa- Afife 'Hi nHF Ahnr.
ias >''"A'''H III Nenlia' Amu >'u'h
u.>h the products which W. do not SIMPLY
sni which We need. We produce and
Manufacture the things they need and
"a.eh they cannot produce Their market
j. largely IN the hand, Of Great Britain
ana France. ana the money which We pay
-NT ihelr products goes TO these countries
instead 81 paying Tor their products IN
money walca goes to Europe, we ought to
give III exchange ours. ana we ought by
lTea'N OF oy cessation 70 80 TX CUISINES,
-, - =" 80 -"uS " "a
my 'u' -''u> 90 'He'h
". t2u L. su-HI Alohe,
'..g ,. N. ,aa.t. ,.-i-h r. ,ir ,.,i'' -
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To Nervous IEebilitated Men,

Il ,ou wi,i send u your address. We sill
mail aou uur illustrated pamphlet explaining
a,l sbou, Dr. p>r'- 'ei.brs'c,i kleeiro-N oltsi,
B.r ani Agpltnrc-. aui their charming ~
l,.t- upon the nrrNo.I- drhilitlstri system
and bow they "i qulcsli restore YOU 10 ,tIpr
ana manhood Pamphlet free Il Yea ar
'hu> sitiri,~i. wr Will sand you a He'll and Az
planes on a trial.
NpITtIC REIT co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

Ellsworth, June llth, A II 1880
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCoCk. s. At Court Of Probate held al
kluehiil, within and for said County, CA the SEC
ond Wednesday OF July, \. ID. l>gU.
On the foregoing petition. amt statement Of said
claim on file IN the Probate Office Tor sa!l county
Ordered, that notice thereof be given tp all per
sons Interested therein, Icy publishing copy p.
said petition and this or,ler thereon three week
5 ccSsSively IN the Ellsworth American. neR-
paper printed At Ellsworth, In said county prior
70 thc second Wednesday OF August. \. ID 80
that they mag appear at probate court then u
be hell at Ellsworth within and for -Iti county,
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause, II
ans they have against the same.
q. L, CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate.
\ true copy. Attest ;-tHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
2tNEn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice % sly
l. concerned, that he has been duly apPoihH.
and has taken upon himself the trust Of rNsgh%'
of the last will and testament az Mary Ann BAL
lett, late Of Sedgwick, IN the county Of HahcoIA'
deceased, by giving bond a. the law directs "a
therefore requests all persons who are lnleD s
to said decea sed's estate to make immediate pay
ment and those who have any immediate lei-aH''
thereon 70 exhibit the same for settlement
CHARLES PROCTOR BARfLtil
July 9TH, \. u. iSso. S"|
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24
ILENEN YEARS CHARGE

Of the packing department. Boston i Maine
Depot. Boston. Mass Miss Helen Jones saws
| was sufferers from general debility. h'l
iou>ne>~ and wafer bra~h for several years. and
life seemed almost burden 20 me. Aftor U.s.
lug almost every thing. sulphur Bittcrs cured
me.
If cramp 81 the stomach results from eat
Ing green fruit Browns Instant Relief Will be
found SURE cure
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ne subscriber hereby gives public notice ,o all
4 concerned that she has been duly appointed
OF the last will and testament OF Geo " Zen,ha.
laie OF Ellsworth, in the county of Haneock' de-
eeasea; no bond being required by the terms Of
s,.e WI, she therefore requests all persona " ba
art inneoted to the said deceased's esta,e n 80
i,,n aa paym and those who have snv i'm.
meIiate demands thereon TO exhibit the same 1or
July 9th, A. D. lsQo. a. IN
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THE subscriber hereby give pet a.
L concerned that he ha. been If-ai'|
and has taken upon himself tnc t,-. ." h''''
TOR of the last will and tests .r. .. ia
HregorN. late OF Burhtil, in ito. Han-
Cuck, deceased by giving bond A. -"a .s ...1..i-t
he therefore requests all persons WI. s.. ...'I-
ti - said dccea-.-t'- estate to mas. ..tie
pay mcnt, and those who have ant -.a. 1860 .r'
mauis thereon u "a ttbit he .am, III -... .a,at.
b. MuEalL,
July 5th. A. u. lssp iN+
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N NOTICE

The firm % HerrtCk. smith \ %. sire closing up
their book preparatory 10 going out Of business.
II persons who are indebted 10 them are request
Ell a. call and settle or before the l.i day OF
October l~sg.
HtkRiCk, SMITH co. .
Sedgwick. July l. l-,s $3.50
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i He subscriber hereby gives public H..t.-' :" '4
L concerned that she has been duly aH."ln'tl
and has taken upon herself the trust n rNr'hirN
OF Int last VIII AMI testament Of >rWal ltuEt''
late of Ellsworth, in the county Of IlaH.'yk, re-.
ceased' no bond being required by TIE "!iI' ,@
therefore requests all persons he are indie itl "
said deceased, estate To make iume .lafF Iai
ment and those who have any immediate aemaDI'
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
ANNIE G. ENtE1-
July IA, ls9o. 33-S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

And So on, with goods and prices too
numcron, 10 mention. We have The store
full Of goods from the cheapest to the
highest cost, all Of which we shall be
pleased to show To those who call.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24
I'M. CKLLERTn>
Great CLEARING SALE F!
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR july!
The Stock Marked Down so as to be ready for Fall
Bargains in Every Department!

The month OF July with winch we
dispose exceptionally Visit and will find
We shall offer we
all Though made big breaks he Wholesalers
able all
offer
o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24
N or1cE

The annual meeting OF the otter Greek Bridge
Company Will he held at the office OF Hale 4 Ham
lin al Bar Harhor, Eden, Hancock County, Me-,
on the first Tuesday OF August, Ii being the 18th
day thereof 4. u. lsa0, AT 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, TO
choose proper officers for the ensuing year and TO
transact any other business which may properly
come before said meeting
Per Order, HANNIBAL E. HAMLlS,
Clerk of said Company.
Dated this 25rd lay Of July, A. u. 1880. 2w3o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

To the Hon Judge OF Probate within and for the
County of Hancock.
THE undersigned John W Cole guardian ~
l William \. Cole, minor heir Of Julia r. cole
late of Goudsboro in said county tccea s,i re spst
fully represents that said minor is seized In fee
simple of the following described real estate Viz -.
certain hot or parcel OF land situated in that par
of Ooui'tsboro aforesaid, known as Inter Hart,or
and bounded and described as follows IL ys,t .
beginning At the Southwest corner of land OF Mary
Bougeti, lately purchased Of Loving Tracy and
thence easteriy by said land of said BaQgett To
land formerly OF stilman 6uptill, now ON ne, bv
Almena j. Baker; thence southerly by said Bak
ef hne TO lAnd known as the Baker and smith
store lot thence Westerly by said store lot TO ,h,.
town road thence northerly by said town road 10
the place OF beginning, containing one fourth az
acre, more or less. That said estate is unproinc
i've OF any benefit TO said minor and that il win
be fof the interest OF said minor that the same
shonlu be SOLD ana the proceeds secured on in.
terest ne therefore prays your Honor that he NAV
De authorized and empowered agreeabIy to law 10
sell at public or private sale aud convey All the
above described real estate
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July 9Th, 1880.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, IS AT court of Probate held at
Bluehill, on the second Wed Of July, A. D. 1850.
w the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That no
uce be given by publishing copy Of said petition
Win this order thereon, three weeks suct,ssIyelt
IN We Ellsworth Americana sIaper prin,.sf in
Ellsworth that all persons interested NAV srfr an
the second Wednesday OF Aug. BeNt. at Court OF
Probate to be holden in Ellsworth, aud sh.a
cause. II any, why the prayer Of said petitiou
soould net be granted. Such notice to be given
before said court
O. p. CUNNINGHAM. Judge Of Probate,
est:-CHAs. r. DoRR Register
a uue copy, attest;-CHAs. p. poRR Re lister
3wy0
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Notice Of Sale.

Pursuant to license from the Hon. Judge of
Probate. for the county Of Hanco, = shall sell At
pnhfc auction. on the 23r'i day OF Aug. A. D. lsgo
az ten O'Clock in the forenoon on the premises All
the right. title and interest which William bunk
eF, iafe OF touldsboro In said county, decreased
ht' In and 10 the following described real estate
VIZ An undivided half OF certain lot or parcel
Of hand together with the building thereon sitna,.
e.! at south Goul,lsDoru in said tiouidsls,ru and
bounted ana described AS follows. TO Wit on the
west by the town road. the north and ca Il Inv
land of James C. Hammond. and on the south by
land of William ii Bunker .rontsi ming twenty ion,
acres, more or less, being the home toad bot Of
the deceased. "
auSo BEDFORD f. TRACY, Admir-.
Datet this sand day OF July, A. d.. 1850.
county of Hancock ~
HE undersigned guardian of Mark r GRAY
anu others, minor heirs of John X. GRAY late
OF Ellsworth in said county deceased Respectfully
represents hat said heirs are seized Of certain
real estate, situated in Ellsworth aforesaid on
Thleh there Is growth Of hard and soft wood
Ihat she has had an offer OF two hundred dollars
Tor the soft wood and hart wood logs growing IN
sah land which Is an Advantage offer for the
same, mat said estate Is unproductive OF any
cement 10 SAID minors and that 1t will he for the
interest of said minors that The same shonId he
soht ana the proceeds secured on interest: she
therefore prays your Honor that she may be au
thorl<ed and empowered agreeably to law To az
espt said offer for said soft wood and logs on -sd
above described real estate.
EVELYN NJ. GRAY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HhScnCK sat- Court Of Probate held AT
ls9a. vi "uy,
Vn the petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no.
uce be given by publishing copy of said petition
Win this order thereon, three weeks suc.,essiyeIv
IN the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
N ellsworth, that all persons Interested NAV nj.
sehu on the second Wednesday Of Aug next. At
IoaN OF Probate to be holden in Ellsworth. and
s sne" ssase. any. why the PRAYER of said petit
tion should not he granted. such notice TO be Wv.
en- before said court. g."
y. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Auest:-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
true copy, Attest :--CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

It's economical Brussels soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24

to be heartily in favor of them, and it only
remains for the House to take up and pass
them as it has other measures which the
Influences which control desire to see pass.
With their passage and the policy I have
indicated adopted as to reciprocity with
these countries, new day will open for
American commerce and trade. and the
State of Maine will as largely participate
In the same advantages as any State in the
Union"
with this outlook Maine capital ought
70 be invested within the State instead of
being sent sway. Cur young men ought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-24
ADVICE tn MOTHERS

NpLTkIC RFITto..
Marshall. Mich
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13
Goodness or Rrayado.

Can q brave soldier carry GOODNESS in
battle to the point of affectationp Al
incident told OF the French General
Cuisine, and his aide-de-camp. Bara,
quay d'Hilliers, seems to prove that th;s
may be possible. During the battle
d.Hilliers was reading dispatch to tbe
General, holding the letter in both
hands, when ball passed between h;s
hands, and cut hole right through the
letter. The aide-de-camp paid I,o ~.
tention to the bullet, but paused ii his
reading and looked closely at the riddled
page. sa
Go on!' said the General
s beg pardon, General" said d.H;l.
liers, "but word seems to be hlottaa
out here, Well. viii go on with s the
next. si4O
This story is not unlike one told will,
what truth we do not know, OF 4 vast.
ern Captain in the civil war, who after ia
an engagement, had seated h;ms ssJi
under tree and was smoking 4 n;na.
when Q stray bullet knocked ar AZ
bowl OF the pipe. leaving the stem Is
ms mouth. He continued 10 rntY for = :
moment, and then said to his oriar II
his pipe draws too well, Robinsso,n ].
y wish you would get me 4 fresh one >
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13
"I-I feel better. /"
Certainly. "
Sunshine and Shade.

Our fower-garden consists of two
parts wholly separate from each other.
In one part, the plants all thrive and
put forth their respective flowers in
their time, and the perennials take care
OF themselves year after year. In the
other, the flowers are few and sickly,
and the plants constantly tend to run
out.
What makes the difference? The soil
is equally good in each. Each has all
needed care. The simple explanation
is that in one the plants have an album
dance of sunshine; in the other thew
have to live in the shade.
AS every one knows, house plants
turn and stretch themselves toward the
light, as the prisoners in the Calcutta
Black-hole struggle with each other for
a breath of air at the small opening.
For plants and men alike, lack of sun
shine lowers the vitality, no matter
though the air may have it's due proper
ton of Oxygen. The vitality may not
be lowered to the death-point, but per-
sons who live in the shade become an
easy prey to disease. It has been found
that epidemics prevail most on the
shady side of the streets.
just what it is that gives to sunshine
this vitalizing power is not wholly clear.
But sunlight has a quality that is not
possessed by all kinds of artificial light.
It's "actinio rays" as they are called.
are those which work the wonders of
photography, and this quality in the
Light of the stars reveals to us worlds in
space vastly beyond the reach of our
most powerful telescopes. 1t is proba-
bic that it is these actinic rays which
are so potent for health.
One way in which sunshine promotes
health is by its disinfecting power. Il
is one of the most powerful disinfeot.
ants in the world, Tt destroys morbid
germs. But this does not explain it's |
wonderful yitalizing energy,
1t is possible that science NAV never
come at the secret OF this energy. lust
as it cannot fathom the profounder
mystery of life itself.
But 1t is ours to avail ourselves of The |
fact. Delicate persons and convalescents
should live in the sunshine as much as
possible. People should not shut the
sunshine out of their dwellings by trees.
vines and shrubbery, nor by blinds and
curtains. The sunniest rooms should
be appropriated by the family, rather
than reserved for an occasional guest.
YOUTHS Companion.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13
FIGS AND THISTLES.
from the Rams Horn.1

The way to qualify yourself to dc
great things is to be faithful in little
ones.
Very little is said about Lazarus,
but he caused more people to believe
in Jesus than either Mary or Martha
The desire is father to the deed
Ewes real sin occurred before she
touched the apple.
You haven't got much religion if you
praise the Lord only when you feel
like it.
The truth which of all others most
deeply concerns man is the fact that
God loves him.
Not to decide to be saved is to deter
mine to be lost, BY shutting the eyes
you can blot out the sun.
Many preachers who are always dis
cussing the question, "Shall we know
each other there" pass their next-door
nelghbors in the street without speak
ing,
Money that is not earned by means
that God can bless has blood on it: no
matter whether it comes by sharp prac-
tice in business, selling whisky or
oOO0AA4B A1OIooOs
There has never been day when
God has not given to each one of us all
we could and would receive from Him.
The finest spring in the world can not
do anything more than fill every vessel
coming to it,
There is good deal of difference be-
tween power and influence. st. Paul
didn't have influence enough to keep
out of jail at Philippi, but after he got
in he had power enough to shake the
concern to pieces.
Nobody ever begins to love God with
his brains. Intellect alone never builds
an altar to the living God. knowledge
of God must begin in the heart, A man
falls in love with his wife first, and
learns to appreciate her afterward.
The Man Who Looked as If He Had Boon
Working.
James Gordon Bennett has way of
dropping in to examine the Herald ct
the most unexpected times and as his
visits often result in general shake
up and reorganization of the papers
managerial, editorial and working
forces they are awaited with fear and
trembling by his employees. On ONE
of these occasions one of the pressmen,
O man who had worked for the elder
Bennett and was an excellent work
man, though guilty of an occasional
lapse from sobriety, had a bad black
eye and was In o quandary as to what
excuse he should offer if Bennett mo-
ticed it. Acting on a sudden inspira-
ton he seized an ink roller and rubbed
q daub Of ink on the side OF his face,
concealing the discolora-
lion of the skin. Presently Mr.. Ben
nett came into the press room and with
The superintendent, John Hays, went
through, criticising every
detail and looking sharply at each en-
ploye. When about to leave he turned
and, pointing at the be-
pressman, said Mr.. HAYS,
what Is that mans name r" The Gull
prit quaked III his shoes until MI.
Bennett said slowly: II want you 20
yiye that man % per week more
wages; he is the only man ia the room |
hat looks es # he had been working.