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tho service from those whose exper-
ience In direct contact with tho needs
Of the public qualified them to speak,
exchange views on the practicability
Of CERTAIN new sanitary or medical ap-
pliances, and dcvise ways and means
to cope with the direct and indirect
opposition met with in certain labor
conters, especially in the mining dis
tricts, w hero 1t was found that only too
often an anarchistic spirit predomin-
ates, which, for selfish motives that
SEEMED hardly credible as existing
toward one writhing in the agony of \
painful wound, tho laborers OF tho
society have been interfered with or in
some cases entirely frustratcd.
Experience shows that the causes of
accidents demanding the attention of
the Samar. tans are found in different
directions, according to the locality of
their occurrence. In large cities the
leading causes are; Being run over by
cars and wagons, falls in buildings in
the course of construction, ut fires and
unforeseen accidents in stores and m o
chanical shops; Furthermore as the
consequence of excesses in drink, mat
tention in handling electric wires, etc.
In smaller towns, and mining districts
tho principal causes Of injury to life
and limb arc explosions, falls from
great heights, etc, and in the aqricult-
urnl districts railroad collisions,
floods, lightning and accidents caused
by vicious auimals.
According to the rules laid down by
Prof. Won Esmarch aud adopted by the
Terlin and Vienna Samaritan societies
tho very first qualification for one
who intends to become = volunteer Ia
that he should be able 10 move and
otherwise handle an injured person 80
- to cause the least amount Of pain
and give tho least discomfort When
convenient three or four men should
together raise the injured from the
rround, and it should be dono by one
man alone only when help IL not to be
obtained
When three or four men are avail
able two should make II their solo
duty TO lift tho injured. white the
third or fourth should rniss entirely
ioS, epsnde deutly the wounded hesd or
limb. whether leg o. arm, and stsddy
Il With the utmost carr, sssiNg tha4 II
RECEIVES no new shockor wrenoh, for
81 he tsnder treatment by thesA ~
Ststanta muoh depsndA - they 1evA u
n ahGjx poWee ~ ~ sEreaAee ap1nGY
z W I 1sstsst ~ AAke - M jSS
= Il & "A a.! n sJsss 1 4
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INprANA's THOUSAND LAKES.
A sfhs Slat Group iiut Little Known
Even In IL. 6fn s,a.e.

Even In its ban s,a.e.
A person might look on the map
until he was blind, says the New
York Sun, without discovering tho
s'4rious fact. too insignificant from
geographical point OF view to be
taken into account il: tlIe collection
OF general geographical data, that,
huddled tegether in the northwest
ern corner of Indiai.a, arc more than
1000 natural lakes, ranging Il. size
from ten, to 100 acres They are all
within the boundaries OF Steuben.
De Kalb, Lagrange, Eobl- and kosci-
usko counties, 3l2 OF them being Id
Noble county alone. Such is the iso-
lation OF this extraordinary group OF
lakes that the average lfAirra eiti-
zen, outside of the small area II,
which the system is situated, is una
ware Of it's existence. 1t is entirely
separate from the river system OF
the state and corresponds ia charao
ter With that famous group OF lakes
in Orange and Sullivan counties New
York, and Wayne AMI Pike Counties,
Pennsylvania-literally great springs
of crystal water, with bottoms Of the
vhitest sand. The wild charm of
the mountain au~iropment that IL tho
characteristic of their EaStsrr coun-
terparts is lacking, however, in the
Indiana lakes. although they occupy
the highest situation in the state.
Nowhcrs elrs in Indiana is there q
lake Of any sizc whatever These
shcets OF water arc the natural
homes of the small iuolitIi black bass,
and ex-Fish Commissioner Denlis OF
that state declares that tho small
mouth black bass that inhabit tho
waters of every part OF the country
came from that group OF lakes No
where else on tho continent have
these fish been caught equal III size
to thcse taken from Indiana waters.
The largest small-icoIth black bass
of which thorc is any record was
caught last season in Sylvan lake. at
Rome City, by sydney f. Smith OF
that place. Ii weighed nine and one
half pounds. a year ago DIR. Moye-
of Kendallville. took one IN the same
lake that weighed nine poun!s. Syl-
van lake Ia the largest Of the In lima
waters, its natural size having been
enlarged by draining TO ,nahe it y
supply rescrvoir in the days of canal
navigation. 1t is five miles long
and mile wide.
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scrrcr In til, Nnnr rntnrc

Awaits those wtn disregard symptoms Of liver
disorder Bc on time il ynu ttrl distress in the
REGION of the iiNcT, II your visngr Is sai'oH eye
balls yecwish tongue coltcd or il you are
troubled with constipation, sick h9a'iachc and oc-
cnEioual dizziness. IIostcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs
will Danish these unpleasant symptoms. and
should be used early and pcrsi.tcntly. The bowels
arc relaxed without pain or gripping, and are not
weakened by 1t rs they arc by the action Of a vio-
lent purcativc. Digestion grows more active when
ills used and the system invigorard. because it
insurcs assimilation OF the food constituents by
the blood Kidney complaints, malaria and rhcu-
matism are overcome By this searching and thor
ough remedy.
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The t.r.s Printing I.rcss.

Tho first printing press. with the
utmost diligence, could bo mado to
print from twenty to thirty-fvc
sheets an hour on one side only; the
printing presses OF to-day print from
20, 900 to 5000 in tho same time on
both side1
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yeArs old, and he has been on exhibi.
tion ever since. He 10 4s inches in
height, wears . bx chiidren's slxe hat.
bk childrsn's size glove and No ii
childrsn's nizc shoe. On Aug. l4,1s32.
he married Miss Lottle Swsrtwood,
with whom he fell In love whilc they
were both with the Locke & Davis
Royal Lilliputian Opera Company.
she IL 10 inches In height, weArs 10
ehildren's stxe shoe, and . bx ehii.
dren's sixe glove. Admiral Dots par
enfs ere OF ordinary sise, buS it'in {
pseaaiAti&y ok NJ kAhp AHuilY. shat Il
tFuAncte 8 M!aeet h e1sA esa9sAAa6a.
E1lA m - sHlflls4 N1Ele Mn l11Ss q
- - : 4. II II III Il +
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German
Syrup 7

! am q farmer at Edom, Texas. I
have used German Syrup for SIX
yeazs successfully for Sore Throat.
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains In
Chest and Lungs and Splitting up Of
Blood. I have tried many kinds of
Cough Syrups In my time, but let
me aay to anyone wanting such q
icine-German Syrupis the best.
We are subject to SO many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here, but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John i. Jones. .
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We offer One iiunurci Dollars Reward 70,
any case oi CstWrrh that cannot be cured By
Halls Caiarrh Cure
T. j. CHENEY 1s CO., Props, Toledo, O
We, the Undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney fer the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in ali business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obllgs
tion made by their firm.
WEST s TnuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
o. WALDISa, kISSAN Il MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Q.
acting directly upon the blood and mucoui
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
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a CIiILD ENJOYS

The pleasant favor, gentle action and sooth-
ing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need Of
n laxative, and II the father or mother be cos
tiv. or bilious, the most gratifying results
follow lie cse; so that 1t is the best family
remedy known. and every family should have
4 bottle on hand.
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hour We pounded away. but mover.
Aa~ the leopard. At last, when we
all had our bfcks surKed TO 1t, the
leopard crept out and got Emcng sha
huts and houses OF the village, and
We saw II no more.
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Nonal distinction By marrying the
Princess Henrietta OF Schleswig- Hol-
stein. and thus assuming the respon-
sibility of c'ose relationship to
Kaiser Wilhelm.
The underlying theory, upon which
Prof. Won Esmtrch has bnilt the sys-
tenn which he has exposed to the criti-
rism of tho public at this congress, is
that the vitality Of the patient should
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GOOD CHANCE!|

odsn 10 Typewnter for s,o II cash with or
DER 10 reccircd before Nov. LIST, 1893 The
famous odeli Type riler is used by Lawyers,
Mtsisters. Doeeors, Merchants. Editors and
0overninent Omccrs, because OF its clean
teAoher required. II will do your work II one
hour's PRACTICE Order now ard take advant
ASe Of this exceptionally
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a Nlec Dl.,,nr,lo

Timm!nr-Can your daughter play
the pianoP =
( Rohbins, wearlly-I don't know.
EhstAse III - q aqt lut ~
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A train load OF coal and oil was wrecked
near Hamburg, Michigan, on the 26tb. The
oil caught fire and the engineer and fireman
were burned to death.
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fspec,ai eurro.nondencs, ,

HE SAMARITAN
congress which re-
Gently asse n bled
in Vienna ID th4
first International
convention Of that
body, which was
originally started
atthe instigation Of
Prof. Won Esmarch
Of Kisl, the invent
or of bloodless sur
gicAl rstions,
who achieved addi:
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A Wise Deoision.

There Thousands OF voting men standing on
the very threshold OF life trying make wise de-
c.sion to what business or profcs-ton they win
fnlioS. To all such We would say, before decidnS
IN. uue .tiOn write to H. r. johnson Il Co., Rich
inond, We ThcS can hc of eervise to you as 'heJ
have been to others.
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".iudges,n said prominent member OF the
New York bar. "haye always great advhn-
tayc over US poor lawyers, for they guess
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Cur. Dyspepsia and Constip~tion-
Dr. shoop's Restorative Nerve pills sent frrs
with Medical Book TO prove merit, for &c stamp
Druggists &c Dn. Smoop. Bog w. .Racine WIS
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SAYS an exchange; "ThSre are poems nm
written and songs unsung.h Yes, and thatts
" Int rect1ur,les US to lie.
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BsEcuAM's Pills act like magic on the vital
organs, ,estorc lost complexion and bring
back the keeff alge OF appetite.
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The Last Chance.

E.TS-All rt- stsTpei free ny DR. kLIHEb GkkT
,ssyr EssTuRgR. Nj M after frSt days us~. hnr.
ycon, cares treatise t2 10 trial bottie fres 10 M
rns.s send TO NJ Klnr. ~, -c 81. PhiAdeohia- -
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High Honor. for w,lllnm.

Criticus-what do you think OF
Shakespeare
Scriptus. tho playwright = Very
good. We're he living we should
certainly admit him to the Associated
Dramatists' club Chicago Record.
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sh,,on.s Consumption Cur~

None are so deaf as those who 40 not hear
when they are asked to take drink.
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was the attendance &, the Worlds Fair Chica-
go day. About cent per mile takes you TO
Chicago via the Union Pacific.
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TO AID THE INJURED.
THE AEcsMr CONGRESS ii
THE sAMARiTANs.

Prompt Aid to the Injured L. ths
WatshWord Of Their seeisty-sens
Tsetsrss From Life In . sAnarits.
City.
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1 Told Yon So.

rates are now about l cent per mile to Chica-
so via the Union Pacific. Ticket Office 1903
larimcr st.
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Judge Lynch was one Of the first 1rishmcn
ever given official porittea In this country,
but he is etill IN the bnsiness,
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-04
lInM,.s Thiai

Washington colorcd woman is n washer
lady and a teacher OF music. She is probably
n spapraDo
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Tho Last Chance
0nly few days more of the Worlds Fair
Rates about l cent per mile via the Union
Pacific.
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The charge at Balaklava woud never have
been failure If there had been Il lev plum
bers in The ranks OF the gallant 600.
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f51.026

Patti says she never gets tired hearing her
self sing. One might slmcst think she was
MI emgteur.
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Every Patriotic American
should see the Worlds Fair. Railroad fare
Is now small object only about cent per
mile via the Union Pacific.
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Time is money, they say. And It has been
noticed that It lakes good deal OF money to
lnYe a Sfr,l timc.
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Rcpcaict

Rev. Mr.. Haddaway, chaplain of tho House
OF Representatives, died Thursday morning.
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An exchange contains an article entitled: I:
''Why do people have poor teeth ~ IL Ia
probably because they cannot afford to buy
good ones
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The shortest route to a mans heart is said
to be through his stomach. In that case a
good cook book is the most reliable marriage
guide,
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bIr!, rates to Chicago The rate is now
about cent per mile via the Union Pacific.
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.Hnnson's Magic Cora Saf~e.
Warranted to euro, mon'g rein tSh Ass
rour trtfggiNt ior 81. Price Il cents
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Efthe ISaby !. Cutting Teeth.
n. sure and use that old and welItricd remedy kRS
,St,slo-s sooJI1sG SrpuP for Children TeethinR.
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Second Hand Brewer
Body Type
For Sale Cheap.

We have one thousand pounds OF BREWER
body type In good condit tion, made OF extra
metal by Barnhnrt bros. 4 Spindlor,
manufac urers Of tho famous superior
Vopper.miyed typo. We will sell II ia
fonts of 100 pounds or more, to be deliv.
low pricc OF
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You cannot cali sailor s1ugger because
he boxes the compass.
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I. -,pi nrl n guarantee. II cures Incipient Copsum
tlon II the l-.st cough Cure 5cts. 5OctA g tiD
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tho service from those whose exper-
ience in direct contact with tho needs
Of tho public qualified them to speak,
exchange views on the practicability
OF certain now sanitary or medical ap-
nliancas and dnvise Haua md meana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24

The folio" iuc are the important corrections
made during The month OF July on the chart.
published by the Coast and Geod.tic Survey
Ofiire:
\ recent determination by Lieut. +. II
Tiilman, L. :. n. commanding the stesmer
"Endoa'or." place, the Baker Island H. $
whi,tlins buoy shout four-tenihs Of q mile
NV. by W. three-fourth. W, Of the position
formerly shown on the charts, snd 1t j. now
land Ugh, bears \ y ". one-tourth W, dis
iant one and one-eighth miles. This affects
charts ~, 3o6, 3y>, and lug.
A recent examination 10y Lieut.. Tillman de-
veioped the existence Of rock with eighteen
feet Of wafer over i al low tide, which I, now
indicated on the charts in position from
which Channel Rock day beacon bear. E. one
eighth ~, distant about seSen-eighih. Of Il
mile. The least water heretofore Indicated In
this locality Wa three and one-hat fa,hom.
TLi- sffects chart slid 800, and I0s
4 recent examination. also by Lieut. TIL
man. developed the existence OF 4 rock with
ten feet Of water over II at low tide, hlch l.
now Indicated on the charts In position from
which LithSow- Rock bears :. by w, distant
about t"o-tenth- OF Il mile. and Hospital Point
bears y" one'fourth W., distant about nine
tenihs OF mile. This affects charts 3l5d, 3li
and l05.
The depth Of wster over Teddy Rock, stu
ated about one and two-;enths mile. SW. one
bali W. from Boston light. has been changed
from eleven to three feet. This change wa.
developed by the re-sury-y OF Boston Hsrbor
now III progress. This sfects charts 331 and
100.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24
BANGoR'S GREAT SHOW
The Eastern Maine State Fair Fin,
Array of Truttins Entries.

The Eastern Maine State Fair Fine
Array of Trottins Entries.
This week /, busy one at the Office Of the
Eastern Maine State Fair at Bangor. The
entries in nearly 81 Glasses have closed. and
the work Of arranging them i how pro- RESI-
ing. The rule adopted by the management
this Year OF not accepting any conditional
entries has made an immense amount OF work
and correspondence. The list when published
will contain only boHa fie entries,
The trotiing entrie. Vii be out th- week
and mailed all over the State. Every cls,s !,
filed with we-matched horses, thu, assuring
exciting races every day. All the best breed
Ing stables are represented
All other classes and division, have flied IN
good shape, and great exhibition, which the
autumn sun will be pleased 10 shine upon. l.
reasonably certain.
In addition TO the regular exhibitions Of
horses and cattle and other stock the products
OF agriculture. manufactures ard art, the
management has engaged more special aiirAc-
ton than ever before.
Pre-eminent among these special drawing
cards must be placed the Myrtle Peek com
bination, that has 50 greatly pleased the crowds
FOR the past two years AT th, fair
Miss Peck, however. will meet the strongest
rival which she ha, ever seen here In that
novel invention. the flying machine or sky-
cycle. a the inventor calls II, machine ihat
is propelled through the air by the Efforts Of
man upon pedals ike An ordinary bic, Gle,
flying TO a height Of thousand feet or kim
ming along above the surface OF the earth st
the rate Of thirty or forty miles an hour
The worid-famous stallion Nelson will be
there, the mere announcement OF which viii
tend TO bring out all immense crowd, for the
great Maine stallion Is greater than ever ihi-
year. and will undoubtedly be again crowned
king Of trotting horses, and certainly the half
mile track chsmpiou at the Eastern Maine
State Fair TO be held In Bangor Aug. % 30.
81 and Sept. l. 1898
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24
The Deadly Parallel.

IA hhiSpN- tl-EN BLAND.
Opening OF Presi- Opening Of Pre.i.
dent Harri>on's mes dent Cley Gland, mes
sage 10 Congress, De sage to Congress eight
cember, les2: months later. August,
''ln submitting my l>93:
annual message 10 Con- The existence OF an
gress have grest salts alarming and eNtraor-
fsction in being able 10 binary bushes. .It4a-
say that the general ton. ins diving the wei
conditions affecting the fare and prosperity Of
commercial and indus all our people. has con
trial Interests Of the strained me to call to-
nlted States are in the gether in extra session
highest degree favor the peoples repre-
able. A comparison Of sentative, In Congress.
the existing conditions to the end that through
Win those OF the most a wise and patriotic
favored period In the exercise Of the legi,la-
history OF the country tive duty with which
Will, ! believe. show tbev solely are charged
thst so high Il degree present evil. NAV be
OF prosperity and so mitigsted and dangers
general diffusion OF threatening the future
the comforts of life NAV be a,erted"
were never before en-
joyed by our people"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24

Senator Hale and Secretary Of the Navy
Herbert enjoy each others confidence to
wonderful degree. The Lewiston Jour
nal remarks that this fact won't hurt Bath
any. Probably not! Senator Hale puts in
some very good work on the quiet for
the important Maine industries. and never
loses an opportunity in public debate or
in private conversation to emphasize
Maine. and her strong points. To him
and his Heterogeneous is due to q
considerable degree the successful start
Maine has made in iron shipbuilding,
which is giving in these dull times employ
ment to thousands when the yards where
wooden ships we're once built lay idle.
Senator Hale is not "wishy-wsshy" in his
partisanship, but he doesn't let it blind him
to all else, and if by uniting with the dem
ocrats he can give Maine boost, without
lowering the republican standard, he is
willing to do it. Senator Hale is not only
Republican but Q Bridgton
NeteS.
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w. c. r. U.
Address of Welcome and Response at
the Recent Convention.


the Recent Convention.
At the recent annual convention Of the Han
cock county W. Z. T. U. at Brooklin Mrs. J.
j. Bridges made the address OF welcome, "A
follows:
Madame President. Sisters and Friends of fhs
Union.
In behalf of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Brooklin, l extend to you a cordial
sisterly greeting, warm welcome. a heartfelt
gratitude at meeting you here for work in a
glorious cause
our object il a worthy one our aim to lift the
burden OF sin from humanity and help the erring
one to rise to purer and nobler way of living.
Our hearts are already enlisted In the work, but
the question seems to be: Glow may we best
reach them for good7"
One thought | would like to suggest which
leads to many Others, Is that we take up each lit
tie duty a. 1t presents itself with firm principle
for right ourselves. We must expect II Ia others
To do good to the fallen and tempted; must
love them, while We should abhor sin In any
form. We should not despise the sinner but by
holding him above Sin and its temptations, we
help him to rise above it.
We need TO trust each other. Doubt brings
failure. II we would keep the love OF our friends
must be wiped out of thought before It can lie
wiped out Of effect. otherwise 1t is like cutting
on the tops Of weeds and leaving the roots to
grow.
A. long a doubt Is found lurking within US.
there will he a link missing In the chain Of sue
ce~s-the chain that binds the universe into one
Is confidence. We must he active, but how can
We act rightly unless the right thought preceics
the act?
believe In temperance. We are enjoined bv
Bible teaching to Ice temperate In all things and
to Ice strong for the right and WAIVER not We
need no spirits to make US strong hu, the spirit
OF truth, which t. the true love OF our Divine
Master whose arm never fails to support those
who ,ru-t Him With such comes the life giving
principle which helps 10 raise and women 10
hie her standard Of Christian living.
Dear friends. again bid you welcome with Us
today. May We be workers together for truth.
Tor temperance and Tor God
Following Is the response TO the address
Of welcome delivered by Miss Mary A. Car
roll. of Southwest Harbor:
Mri1Dse Fro,iiet.f, and Members II the L. N n
sicreHs Romans Christian Temperance Union
OF ErookiA
Ia behalf OF your sister unions Of Hancock
county. most gladly respond to Your Kind and
coriial welcome and fraternsi greeting
In heartfelt Joy ia the hope % the success OF
our united riluri, for God and home and every
Land, We come 10 loin with YOU our aspirations
Tor higher standard ~ life, our plans for the
good Of our people, our councils for defense
against . common enemy. and our prayers 10 =
puTc and h"ls Co! tbs, through the grace Of our
Lent J"-"- tATi-i He VIII Danish vice in every