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Henry ' illiers stepped Of the train al this
station lat Friday. and soon got % unruly that
ollccr Donovan concluded that the lookup
was the safest place for him.
pn saturday he was arraisned before Judge
putton on Il charge Of being drunk. He
pleaded guilty % promptly that the judges
suspicious were aroused, for this j. the time OF
The year v hen thu WHY tramp i on the look
out for good comfortable JILL in which to
while Awsy month or two Of cold weather.
After ci"-e questioning, the Judge concluded
that il would be too bad to allow 20 able-boded
an individual Io anguish IDLY in q jail even for
short lime, % b. sentenced him TO sixty DAYS
IN The "orA-hou>c At Bangor.
Thi> 50 wholly unexpected turn Of AZ
fair. Tor WORK Wa the last thing Nillier.. who
i Auowu a1 over the State &. the boss"
tramp. wanted. However. be accompanied
Officer Donovan to Bangor on the afternoon
train. ami {, now 81 WORK making broom..
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East surry.
Gs-PENDLEToN

Ut lNGS-PENDlElON.
The following from the Downey (Cal) y
Champion will be of interest to many in
this village: Married. at the home of the
brides parents, Oct. %, 1898, MIR. Frank
Pendleton to Miss Maude Hutchlngs, both
of Downey. Rev. Bell of Rivera ofiiciated
and after short but impressive ceremony
declared the young couple husband and
wife. A large number of friends and rel
atives was present to wish the young folks
a happy voyage through life. The psrlor
was beautifully decorated the bouquets
and wreaths being arranged 10 very
tasteful manner. At 80 Mrs Sweet be-
gan the wedding march, and before it was
finished the groom led his pretty bride TO
the hymeneal altar, where they took the
solemn marriage vows, Mr.. Jesse Fryer
and Miss Clark acting as gIoomsman and
bridesmaid. The groom was attred in a
suit of conventional black. The bride wore
beautiful cream henrietta trimmed in
silk. silk lace and ribbon. beautiful
bridal veil and crown of orange blossoms
added to the elegance Of the dress. After
the congratulations were over, the assem-
bly, headed by Mr.. and Mrs. Pendeton,
retired to the large dining room, where
a sumptuous supper awaited them. Many
beautiful and useful presents were given.
The young married people we're the centre
Of attraction during the evening, and
minutes sped pleasantly by. Too much
cannot be said In praise of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchings, whose kindness and hos
pitality are known throughout the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton are very popular,
and have the best wishes of all who know
them. We hope that in the great voyage
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-16

l ne substance of the story is as follows: Her.
was ariNihg home late on Saturday night
WIN horse In tow. the very one found In
Nahusee's stable next morning Somehow The
norse became loose and Herrick turned hack
10 iooS Tor him and seeing horse in Can.
dsge's place that in the dark he thought was
MS gathered him in, this is his version of the
ahdir' Sandsge's horse was probably turned
OUT IN The yard where Herrick mi>took him
Tor his own horse and Herrick's hsd probably
strayed into the barn for shelter. Herri,L
was acquitted
ibe First National bank has made settle
hieht with the Guarantee Company of North
America. which was on the boud of ex
Cashier Fred L. Kent for $4,000. The final
settlement was made through Mr. Holm
walker, OF Montreal, representative OF the
company, who came here last week in person
to attend to the matter.
The new three-msster. the Pope Martinez -
built at Columbia Falls for Ellsworth parties
by John ii. Crandon was launched last Friday
She Is commanded by Capt. Lorenzo Jordan
OF this city She registers 4as tons. and Is in
tended for the Cuban trade. She is loading
paving at Columbia Fall. for New York :.
thence she will sail south.
Extensive repairs are being made on the
Unitarian church nes. .u ha,a~'s,,
eastern side the entire l.,,,h
also being laid in tho ,..,r,
will probably be mn, in Th,, ha.,t, =, ~
Old wall ha. cracked and dt.to.,,,oi 49, -
ing somewhat IN ,,s .hrr.h 49,.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

David Lyman i building new hou.- on the
site Of the old one burned last summer.
The primary school, taught by Mis-, Kate
ODER Of North Ellsworth, and the grammar
school by Mss Carrie Cochrane, closed last
Friday.
Frederick W Dorr was stricken with
p4faysi, last Monday, snd is in critical con-
diion. He i sixty-three year, OF age. ana the
chances are said to be again.t hi> recovery.
Rev. Geo. ii. Gutter>on Of Boston. who was
expected 10 preach here and at North Ei--
worth last sunday, failed to come on account
OF being mi,intormed a. TO train connections.
Rev. d. l.. Yale OF Ellsworth. came to the
rescue In both places, and gave an instructive,
enthusiastic, and inspiring presentation Of the
work OF the American Missionary association
with which MIR. Gutterson is officially connect
ed. A contribution taken in each place
and about $50 will be sent to aid the work OF
the association.
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MARRIED..

BtTLER-McCRAE-At Seal Cove. No. T. by
Rev. j. G, Chase Miss Lenora r.. Butler OF
Seal Cove to James NJ McCrae of Gardiner.
RItHARDsoN-LANPH Lamoine. Nov
:, by Rev L. NJ. Bosworth Miss Sophia W
Richardson To Marellus I.anpher, botn of Mt
Desert.
RNS-iilGGINS-At Brooklin. Nov :. by
Rev, Frank &. Folsom. Miss Augusta ;. Burn,
Of south Bluehill to Herbert Higgins OF Rock
land.
CAMPBELI-W HfTCoMB-At Ellsworth ais
Nuv. II, by Rev. II. " Conley, Miss Ella r
Campbell To pr Frank r.. Whtcomb, both OF
Ear iiarhor
GS-rtNDLEToN-A Downev. Cal
oct. ~ by Rev Mr.. Bell Miss Maudc Hutch
ingS, formerly ~ East ~urry. IL Frank Pendle
ton, both OF Uowncy.
SEEERANCE-HtAL- Ellsworth. Nov II
M k'N. hay id l.. Yale, Nil Lucy u Styeranr,
t. Clifton II Zeal both ut Ellsworth.
toNNoR>-DnKK- AT Ellsworth, Nov. l., by
y IL. Brimmcr. Esd, Mrs. Annie porr To Vii
liam H. Connors, hotu OF Bar Iarbor.
>EELEN-JpRDAN-t Waltham. Nav. IL by
Rev. e. r. Burleigh Mis- tdua >celcy Il
George /. Jordan ui Ellsworth.
NEATo>-kiNG-At steuhcn, <o,. T.. hv II. "
stevens. Esd, Jennie NJ. \ eaton To Orlando T
hlng, both ut >tcuhcn.
hN'IEN-N Nc npNALD-At Back port Nov H.
4, I'D" Bailey to John \ Mcdonald, both
81 bu,A~pprt.
kklLtR-GtKEIsH- Winter Harhor. Nov
!, By Pred + sargent. ESD Mis- Ludclia NAV
heller 10 Woodbury. VI terri-h. both OF
Guu d-huro.
MASON -pANIS--At Surry Npv, 1, by Rev u
Smith Mr.. Hattie T. Mason t, John l., Davis.
beta ~ ~urry,
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Charlie Woodman, the fourteen-yeaN-old son
OF {. +. Woodman OF ihi. city, had his leg
broken above the knee last Monday afternoon.
He was hauling wood from Whlteomb.
Haynes & Co.'S mill Al the Falls, and was re-
turning with large load Of but-end. to his
home on Water street.
When near the B. f. Cole shoe factory the
axle broke and let him down beneath the
load, and after being dragged some distance
the broken axle passed over his leg, breaking
it.
team was sent from Charles Grindal's
store and he wa, taken 10 his home. where
Or. Manning -et the broken member.
AT last accounts be was doing well.
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4. o. L. W. Entertainment.

At the meeting Of the A. o. L. w. last
Tuesday evening, action was taken on the
motion to entertain the grand officers of the
grand lodge.
1t was decided that the grand officers be
notified that the home lodge is ready at any
time (which will probably be some time next
week. for their entertainment.
The following were appointed committee
on general arrangements: Capt. J. A. Lord,
f. E. Rowe, j. F. Knowlton, e. B. Gaskel
S. D. Wiggin.
The speakers will be: A. 6. Andrews OF
Augusta, grand master of the grand lodge; ).
Edward Burt, of Boston, grand recorder
Frank ingalls,, of Bangor. and Rev. ID. b
Phelan, both of whom are well known in this
vicinity.
The affair will take place in Hancock bali
and the public is cordially invited.
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PROBATE COURT.


What was done AT the November Term
\ busy Session Insolvency Matters.
The following business was transacted at
the November term Of the probate and insol.
vency courts held last week:
wills a. follows were fled: Horace Davis
Harriet Coomb-. Ellsworth. deceased
wills proved Willism ". Freeman. Noun,
Desert; Clara Machado. Oakland. Alameds
county. California
Administration granted on estates OF Waldo
Iitlefei. renob>oot; Mary A. Grant. Han
cock: l>aae \. Smith, Hancock: Hannah
ThIriow. Deer Isle; Birtram h. Belts. Edwin
l.. Mlliken, Leandcr Mllliken, Ellsworth.
Accounts flied in estates Of Jane Carter.
lace toggins. Lsmoine.
Accounts settled in estates Of Albert II.
Blackstone. MI Desert David Dunbar,
Cas;ine; MARY punbsr. CA>tlne; Timothy b.
GRAY; Brook>yille.
License granted TO sell real estate Of Mabel
II. Know ton q a., minors. Deer Isle.
Petitions filed for license to sell rea estate
Ellsworth; Elias Gray, Penohscot; OTIS
Grindle. rcuob>cot.
Inventory returned Of estate of Hannah
Stoyer, Bluehill
Motion for new bond from trustee filed In
estate Of james Crawford, Castine.
Gusrdian appointed unto Sarah u. Way OF
Ca-,ine an insane person
Application filed for appointment Of guar
dian unto Nincie Garland OF Ellsworth, per
ION incapable Of managing her affairs.
Petition for allowance 10 widow filed In
estate OF Abrsm 6. Gray, Orland.
Repre- ,eniation Of Insolvency filed and com.
missioner, appointed in estate OF Ruth r.
Tapley, late Of Brook,'ile. deceased.
INSOLVENCY COURT.
A>-i-uee- appointed In estates OF Charlie,
Fcnilcion q Gould>boro, and Randall ".
Farrell ~ fremont
second meeting Of creditor, held in estate.
OF Emery Bro- 4 Carter, Of Eden, and Clara
A. stubs. OF Eden.
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George Haynes. an employee FOR about year
and = half in the foundry OF J. II. 4 Z. X.
Hopkins, on Water street, and already sn ex-
cellent mechanic. had hi. right arm badly
jAinmed lat Monday forenoon.
He was planning the yalve->eat OF the steam
chest OF the engine used until recently At
b. f. Cole Shoe factory in this city.
The lAthe which moves back and forth on a
carriage was not going at full speed, and
Hayne> accidentally caught his hand bet ween
the ,team-cne>t and one Of the stationary pieces
on the side ~ the machine, dragging h. arm
in between the two until the resistance ran of
the belt and stopped the machine. which was
then run back. and hi- arm extricated.
The injured man was taken to DR.. Hagerthy,
who dressed the wound. No bones were
broken. but the flesh was badly lacerated.
The wound, are very painful, and will be a
long time in healing. Had the machinery been
running full speed. the arm would undou btedly
been crushed to pieces.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-16

A young mems debating society Is being or
ganized in thi, city Ii Is the intention OF the
promoters OF the organization, Judges Emery
and Wi-weli, TO instruct the young men in
parliamentary procedure, and give them an
opportunity to become familiar with the gen.
erai rules that govern legislative bodies. and
acquire To- habit of public speaking.
II i intended TO organize after the manner
OF the Congress of the United States, each
State having its special representative.
Under such eminent Instructors, such an or
ganiZaiion ought TO be OF great benefit TO its
members. Both gentlemen are judges of the
supreme court of the State of Maine. Judge
Wiswell has figured prominently in Maine
politics, and before his elevation to the bench,
be was speaker Of the house ofrepresentatives.
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| for Y. which arrived here Nov g. leaking, has
been cauked, and, though still leaking about 800
| strokes per hour, will resume her voyage this
| morning.
! Sch Francis Coffin, Belatty, from Bangor for
Boston, with lumber, while going into Portland
| Friday morning, struck in White Head passage,
and Ia now at South Portland full OF water, dis
| CHARGING part cargo for repairs.
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BORN.

JoRDAN-At Waltham, Nov. }, to MIR. and Mrs.
Elliot Jordan. a daughter
RoDICk-At Bar Harbor. Nov. :, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. b. Rod!ck a
S1NCLAiR-At East Surrv Oct " to Mr. and
Mrs. William II. sinclair u son.
TRACY-At Winter iarhOr Oct. p, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Bedford r Tracy. a slaughter.
STANIEl-At Hulrs Cove. Nov. :, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stanley, u daughter.
FRANkLIN-At Bar iIarbor NOV. II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Max Franklin, Il son.
SAW ER-At Ellsworth Nov. g. to Mr. and Mrs
Asa ID SAWYER. a daurhier
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Sargentville.
Capt. d. W. Low left for Portland
Thursday.
School in district No. commenced
Monday, Nov. 6.
Miss Evie NJ. Billings is at Sedgwick
attending the high school.
Capt. L. J. Sargent is at home for a
few days while his vessel, the Norman y
is loading stone for New York at Somes
Sound.
Oscar G. Sargent, ticket agent In the
Boston Office of the Fitchburg railroad,
came home Saturday. Nov. IL, for few
weeks visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Il. Sargent.
f. d. Adams of Portland has been in
town setting new furnace in the house
of H. w. Sargent, and making changes Ia
the heating apparatus at the store of W.
G. Sargent Son.
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There will be Il supper at the Methodist
vestry this Thursday from $50 TO : O'Clock.
The public i invited.
Miss McCobb. the eminent shakespearean
reader OF Portland, will read from The Mer-
chant OF Venice" at the Congregational chapel
Monday evening Nov. 20. at o'clock. Tickets
- cents. The proceeds are for the benefit OF
the church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-16

The fall of the year is a trying season for elder
Iy people. The many cherries, dark, dismal
days act depressingly. not to say injuriously. on
both old and young. Now is the time to re-enforce
the vital energies with Ayers sarsaparilla-the
best of all blood medicines.
Have you tried Hollis fresh honey coated corn
balss Made every Wednesday and Saturday a,
Hollis variety store.
It is no easy thing to dress harsh. coarse hair
so as to make it look graceful or becoming. BY
the use Of Ayers hair vigor, this difficulty is re-
moved, and the hair made to assume any style OF
arrangement that may be desired. Give the vigor
q trial.
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Church Notes.

Rev. s. ID. Towne, who Is well known In
Ellsworth and in Hancock county. is doing .
noble work in Old Town. He lie man among
men. just now besides his manifold church
work and editorshp OF the excellent paper,
The Word and Work, be is responsible for
an Old Town lecture course including able
speakers and the Cecilian quartette OF Port
land. President whitman of Colby has given
his magnificent lecture on 1.-The Message Of
Youth to The Present Generation" and last
week Rev. Leroy S. Bean, the Eastern Cy-
clone" gave n stirring lecture on American
Citizenship"
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Liquor Fines.

Taxpayers throughout the county of Han
cock may be interested to learn to what extent
the fines imposed upon liquor-sellers amounted
to.
At the April term County-Clerk Knowlton
collected and paid over to CouHty-Treas-
urer Davis the sum of O.. $50, and at the OctO-
Der term the sum of O., ass, total of S4,56S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-16

ON Saturday, the llth inst, occurred the
marriage Of Miss Ella +. Campbell to Or.
Frank 4. Whitcomb. at the home of the
groom's father, Charles T.. Whiteomb of thi.
place. The parties were Of Bar Harbor, and
came up on the evening train. A. soon a.
possible after their arrival the ceremony unit
ing them was performed by ~. Henry W.
Conley. 10 the presence of few immediste
relative, ana friends.
bountifu supper was partaken Of al the
home Of A. W. Ellis, brother-in-law of the
groom The remainder Of the evening was
spent socially till the arrival Of he train, " hen
the gay party left for Bar Harbor to occupy
their new y-furBished home in apartments d.
rectly over the doctors dental rooms. They
were the recipients OF many beautiful and
useful presents.
DIR. Whtcomb is a native Of this village. He
took complete course in the schools Of the
city. after " hich he went to Philadelphia TO
the dental college there. graduating some three
years ago. For while he practised dentistry
in Ellsw orth, going from here to Bar Harbor,
where he has been since.
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advertisements.
See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen {

See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents
Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
cents In postage stamps, We will mail you pre-
paid our souvenir portfolio Of the Worlds Co
lumbar Exposition. The regular price is fifty
cents, but as we want you to have one, we
make the price nominal. You will find 1t 8
work of art and thing to be priced. 1t con.
tains full page views of the great buildings
with descriptions of same, and is executed In
highest style Of art. II not satisfied with it
after you get 1t, we will refund the stamps and
let you keep the book. Address
H. E. BUCKLEN 4 CO., Chicago, I'll.
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The test salye in the worit for CUT.
Bruises, Sores Ulcers. salt Rheum. Fever Sore,
letter. thappch Hands, thtlblains. torus and ~
skin Erupuons. AMI positively cure4 rtic-, ur
money refunded. Price p cents per box For
ale by ; u Wiggin.- 4drf
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.


Il won't cost ron one half as much. DO not de-
lay send three 2-ccEt stamps for postage. and
We Will send you DR.. kaufmanns great work.
fine Colored plates from lie, on disease, its
causes, and home cure. Address \ +, ordway
4 90. knstnn. MAJ.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
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4lHi t4le Ett~t arr rtuNtHl lAll
r-rfi- that thf' rycT were born
.f-i "- ''' "+'ih'F heH grows scare
j.. .,,,, t-.,, j.
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-' W..h
IH...~ r.,sr' yv,l. he hauled out Of Green
..s- FL. ,y-t,,r ,logt bee
T. -...r..- N.,,,t. N.bel.~ Of Mt. Desert.
-.,.--,.lttt. Winter N ,bi. uori
u-. .-.,,.-, No.. T.,
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Is y. a. t'A't! eoh1ue''u ing evening
''
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t..l. ~" orb. in,t htr toIma-, IN the recent
tlN .lw
Iae dancing ,.A>s a, Manning hall opened
N.t.as.,,,n.u. VIA iblr,,-tWo couples
'N.''",'-
lir auuua fair Of me nIiI ciub VIII be
A,.l abort til, middle OF December IN the
l.tar.au Ne>try.
Nutatn. further la, been heard from Thomas
n.u,y. whose wherrsbout, since The Words
Farb.,e been unknown.
pue ~ the horse, Oh the Bluehill stage line
49, overcome one day i-sl week Jdet after IL
srr'ta At the po,t-oihce here
The. -..,-.....-, If Tho treasury ha. APPOINTED
,4...-T ,s...t.r6~.t assistant u,ht.k.euer
s,,r,l,rr,. Ledge. Fr,nrbmap-> BAY,
~, w. ...,.
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THE IMPORTANCE Of keeping the liver and
I kidneys in good condition cannot he oyeresti-
mated Hoods Sarsaparia Is a great remedy
for regulating and iuvigorating these organs.
HOODS PILLS act easily, vet promptly and
ehcCtiY ely, on the liver and bowels 4iC.
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Sargentville,

that lies before them they will have just
enough clouds to make glorious sunset.
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SoInesville.

| SOIntnNlIIe.
Grindle, is passing his first year at the
institute at Waterville. He has just re-
turned after his first vacation. Everett
Treworgy, son Of Albert Treworgy OF
Surry, is his roommate.
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Sedgvick,

Sedgwick.
The Public Improvement society had a
sociable and supper at Riverside hall Tues
day evening. Nov, I.
A. F. Cole and wife, who have been
visiting their daughter at Waldoborp, re-
turned Wednesday. Nov. 5.
Mrs. Nellie Robbins Went to Castine last
week. and returned Saturday, Nov. H..
accompanied by her sister. Miss MAY GRAY.
who has been attending the normal school.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For other county ne,cs see fourth page.


Southwest Harbor.
J. II. Gilley and son Leverett have gone
In their vessel on cunning trip, accom-
panied by Montrayille Gilley,
There has been a marked increase in the
population of fremont during the past
month; several new corners In our imme.
diate vicinity have received a warm well
come. boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Black
daughter in the family of Ezra ID. Lur-
vey; son to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scmes ;
all these will doubtless make some stir
in town.
Game W arden Ward Newman, though
barred out of deer staying on the island Of
Mt. Desert, took a short vacation from
the counter to make a trip to the east
ward or some other point of the compass,
returning with two fine deer. After setting
such an example, he will need t. keep his
weather eye open for the hunters who are
inclined to growl because the new law is;to
give the island deer rest.
blackboard load of members Of the
Congregational church visited the sister
branch at Bass Harbor on Thursday even
ing last. In addition to the social PRAYER
meeting, most interesting business meet
ing was held, at which though differences
OF opinions were expressed, the spirit of
brotherly love was strongly manifested
and important measures were discussed
for the growth of the church.
Since last writing gospel temperance
meeting under the management of the
Frances f. Willard union was held in the
Methodist church, ably led by a faithful
vice president, Mrs. Lizzie Holmes A
very interesting programme of music
readings and Rotations was attentively
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-16

Buekinghams Dye for the whiskers is the best.
handest, safest. surest, cleanest, most economical
and satisfactory dye ever invented 1t is the gen.
tieman's favorite.-Adrt.
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