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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Legislative Notes.

In the House last week DR.. Grindle
offered an amendment to the vital Stats
tics bill, which was adopted, that dead
bodies shall not be transported by com
mon carriers, where the cause of death is
cholera. yellow fever, diphtheria, scarlet
fever. typhoid fever, typhus fever, small
pox or other infectious disease, without a
permit from the local board of health,
which shall be attached to the box con-
tanning the body. The bill passed to be
engrossed
Mr. Hsmlin has received many compli-
ments upon his eloquent speech in intro
ducing The Lincoln resolutions. 1t was
speech not to be improved upon.-ken-
nebec journal.
Mr.. Sprsgue OF Swans Island, on We'd
nesday presented petition of w. B. Thur
low and 119 others, of Deer Isle, asking
that he southern part OF Deer Isle be set
of rs a new town. The toxin has already
voted in favor of division, and there is
apparently no opposition to the move
ment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
mtpital.
THE CAPTAINS STORY.

He Tells How He was Cured of lndiges-
ton and Liver Complaint. Also how his
Child was Cured of >crnfula.
To THE PUBLIC;-About eight years
ago | began to have trouble with my
stomach felt Il faint, gnaHing, indie
scribable feeling, which gradually grew
worse, and about four years ago | con-
suited several physicians in this State and
the state of Connecticut and they told me
that it was liver trouble.
was treated by several physicians in
this State and received no benefit except
during he treatment. ! had business in
the state of Connecticut and was treated
there with no better results.
A bout the latter part of 1898 | com
menced taking Rodolffs New Medical
Discovery and before had finished tax
ing he first bottle began to be relieved
of the trouble in my stomach. After TAX
ing three bottles | was entirely relieved OF
my trouble and have continued so until
the present time. believe Rodolfs New
Medical Discovery cured me and would
recommend it to all who are in trouble
as WIS.
further state that have child two
and one-half years old and that before he
was one year old he WAS troubled with
scrofula humor. About one year ago he
had bunch come on the side of his face
and we had il lanced. About that time
we began to give him Rodolf's Discovery
and Cream Emulsion, and in a short time
the sore began 10 heal and dry up, and
nov r. i entirely cured of his humor,
and his face Is perfectly clear and smooth
and shows no signs u humor Whatever.
! believe the Rodolf Remedies are the
best medicines that | ever used III my
family. Yours truly.
CAPT. ". :. WENTWORTH
Poors Mills, Me, January /, 1871.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
OBITU AIRY.

WALES = PACKARD,
News was r. eiced here Monday OF last
week announcing the sudden dealt
at his nome in Auburn. on sunday,
March l., OF Males +. Packard, former
prominen! ana respected citizen OF Els
wort n, and father Of Alonzo W. Packard
Of this city
Wales /. Packard was born a stan
stead, 6snada cas-, August 3, 1874, and
was therefore in the cighty-tirst year Of
his age at the time of his death.
Mr.. Packard came to Ellsworth early in
the IS. He Was fer many years employ
ed in the numbering and milling business
on Union river. first With the late Col
John Black, and later with the late seth
Tisdale.
As citizen Mr.. Packard WAS promi-
nent, his uprightness and honesty win
ming for him he universal respect Of his
townsmeu. He was an Odd Fello" Of the
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COUNTY GOSSIP.
News and Notes of Interest of Ham
cock County Towns.


cock County Towns.
MariayilIe is to have a hard wood fac
tory.
Castine will appropriately celebrate its
one hundredth anniversary this year.
Mariaville suffered from the fire tiend
last week. Three houses were burned.
The coming summer promises TO be a
busy one in the granite quarries of Blue
hill.
Two new towns in Hancock county
already this year-W Winter Harbor and
Sorrento. And now Deer Isle is looking
for division, with fair prospects of get
ting it, but not before the next legisla-
ture. south and North Deer Isle will
have to hold toget her two years longer.
At the election in Castine last week, {.
II. Hooper, who represents that town in
the legislature, was elected treasurer for
the twentysixth time. Pretty good
record, this.
Mr.. Gordon, proprietor of ElIsworth's
new creamery, looms up at Msrisville as
IA ~ n.y. CHt WI - EoiiANii ici'' Niiftt
place this week tells OF his excellent
service at fire.
Tho toroa ,n,,h.- of ur.-at.otionso
re,o-,aa from, town r,.otip,s throughout
tho county is sneaking trihnta 10 the
af,icionev Fitness and nubIic worth of
Hancock county town officials
Southwest Harlan b.fi.,.a. - tho DOOM
amy, If o,fd r,,,a. majority Of he
,,,tars haliavip, If to he ,h..s,,sr IN tn.
end TO exnand enonpb money to bniIa
cd rc,a. rather t,a-n To ,,-,.fa money.
i, ..,,otebi,,e, nm. mar r,a1. rot.d a.,
o,,,,ro,,riatio, ~ q son To- rnod. Good
for Snnfhy...t tterhor,
o-annortian the -c,untv =tsx The totaI
+ov tn he raised mi. ,.ar j.. 81 ooo or
- oao l.zstbo, lat v.ar In majority
~ towns t5.r..for,. h,.ra j. SLIGHT re-
a,,,,.i,u in th.fr =,r,,-,ar,ioreta shara ~
he copn4v tax In - fey towns where
TO-. va}pal;o, ba. ,,r.,..ry ,,cres.ad I'M,
o,,,,,,,+ ,,ill h., ,ar...,,.,,, in,..,.,.a4
lhe Lewiston journal 's}'; ne INST
II ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1895
That Electric Railroad.

Tn To date President 4. w. King. of
Ensworfb,s hoard of trade. has re-
oe;ved no ranIv to his letter written
. weak 400 last Monday March Is. to
Caor,ro u Stovar announcing that
+bol o;+iua,s IS this ci+r bod subscribed
for +be;r- nronortion Of the stock to
tho ,,ronosad aIao+ric railroad
n ~ no ra,,er,harad that Mr. Sto-
o.o,,,a :, p11.u,ortb some u.aal,s
,no ona of+a,. 1aal,ir, ,b, ororrd
90, offarad :, f,,rrisb tvo.+birds Of
+,,o oo,,i+al rocassa,.,. 70 hn;1d q road
fro,,, tho Fail. n tho bav + f5a cft-
;zons If F1ls,,.,,tl would f.,~rtsb ~
otha, third
Tho how'd ~. troda ,,rn,,,,,.l+z toll:
the matter, ~, amounted 9, soliciting
oo,,,,,,i+t,a a,,3 j.. o ,a,,,a,.l,a:,l,= short
+ir,o oo,,si5o-i,,,, tho +:,,,.- ~. sos
son of the vaar- and rhe policy adont-
"a afe,1ioit;,,,, s,,,,r ,.,t,,a,. ,i,,,, lo,.o,
,..,5,f,;1 .t,.,.sl W.
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CARo NE ~ .AReli1N-


In n" Get - Caro- ne .'t7 "il='a OF
the ia;e ~ eorg ar'h'r, ~ IT.
loee- al1oi i.F- Of IL ai@e-j 4af.'} '-i=ssit n
ly-respec;s,. to"nspe"u Ia 81 u
not nneN! reted vent or'u"ss-i T. M
OH M0dday, March = &id 4f+- ii.f COS.
of pec-o of n as b. sN- .t.uS owe.
nearly I b I'd OF 2 century. ~ Aouga thu
immediate oeea ON Of oea13 "a- g4-tri.
fever, from which she had been ~,i!irrln' ,
for nearly ioar weeks.
The fanera. was held a; re lat res
dence OF The deceased o" Main stree /
Yesterday ednesdaNl morning al 1870,
Revs. L. ID. Cochrane and b. L. Val
otficiated IN q simple but impressive ser
vice There WAS large gat h4rj,, II m.
oIHeF residents OF Nhe Guy
The floral tributes were most appro-
No l.o.sl,,. ,,,i1ox ,3o's dror.d o,,a ~, ~
,N' 7''-+'"> a. PEI anu oii ! ile
ia was sheaf OF wheat, surmounted by
bunch Of roses, some cycas palm leaves
and cnt flowers Other aoral niecas war..
-, ,.;.,.,-,
esteem in which the venerable body was
held.
IT, ,e.,,,,,,,, ,,, =. W. -,
IN -, " '''' ~ " . O. '5' ''''
terry. Inc funeral was under the dlrec-
ton of Undertaken {. r. Foster
Mrs parch.r,. maiden name was Hatch.
ne az no II a. i'e''1'' oi' ''N 'ouii'S .
this State, and vas one o! three children,
both of whom survive her-Abby II.
pcltt,s Of prool,I,n - V AND roh,, of
- = IN, y.
o4d orchard. inns brother was sherif OF
Kennebec county for six years, including
the neriod of The La, civil var In snite
- o.',,.,,,i,,, ,.oor. - t,sa - -
oi II" "''''ns eais' ne was eii' o'eu 10 De
present at the funeral.
Her father was Alexander Hatch, a dis
t;u,u;sbed ,bvsician or, 4 bnsipess ,,,o,, il,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

means practically that the bill will become
q law this year.
The bill is a blow at the Gamers who
have been putting up an inferior article,
and wit whom the Gamers who put up
a first class article were forced to COM
pete. :. G. Stevens, of the Brooklin
packing company, is one OF the foremost
in promoting the bill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Eroal Motifs.

..,
y j. "'.'.tt r'h VA, 'A'tt " '+' ='
N'.". t. I."' cue t"h PNt>N@ht 10 IS -i-
~ II $50 s.'t- I's, ~ "'i '-.'Ab
=. l'' wa. ~ '.'', ' 'ht .,.''-'>
- .'zs.' - - % - '- 3ta' ..-
49, .5== l'.. sue g. 'l
s=- ~ ~ a. tt5S i'-
tI". "Hi." 'A' -.H" .'t'tt ".N +" '''''.-
'ha i.'i's 'i+. .'.iN ;. a 3D..
N77t % 80 IF 3+5-t"' H--'-' "+-+#H l''.-'-'
h2N NN' '''' Hi'. = 'i.-. - 'i(..
- 10 lit-=,At
t't"'f'' 'e5 '''' ~ y. + az '#'t' e"h>i>s5
t9t " -'"5t' So 80 "a f. Nh-" t''tN tl=4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Democratic "t,coiiunIN "

Representative Henderson. of Iowa
the ranking republican member of
the House committee or appropria-
tons, completed and made public a
day or two ago digest & the APP
preparations made by the last Con-
greas, and comparing then. with those
made 10y the four pevious congresses.
The totals are as follow Forty
ninth Congress. sac, 81 ST
tieth Congress, SSH, 1868, Sic: f.. =
first Congress S9SS, III, 1>,,..:i: titty
second Congress, - ,G27, 104,--s7.4--: f.
tythird Congress, $500, So ,Ga1.o5. I
will be seen that the two laet t,.-
crosses both democratic, made N
largest appropriations, and there
should really be S21 6s6,7ea ..dGcd .
the total opriations made by the
last Congress, as that is the amount
that must be appropriated 20 pay
contracts authorized. anG Nj Hen
derson estimates that insufficient ap-
preparations for public printing pen
sions, etc, will necessitate def
cheney appropriation of at least 81, 500
600 by the fiftyfourth Congress.
The two last democratic Congress
es were both billion dollar Congress
es, the first in the history OF the
country, although the democrats
made national campaign by falsely
calling the fifty first or Reed Con-
gress, the ''billion dollar Congress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Business.

Indications of improvement in bust
ness grow more distinct, says Duns
Re,Iear of last Saturday The most
obstrusive Of them, the speculative
advance in cotton and in stocks, is
the least reliable, nor can either of
these be said to reflect accual i'm
provement in business conditions.
Railroad earnings are scarcely
better, and the speculation is largely
based on expectation OF more
effective monopoly in coal and some
other products. London was buying
largely, but is as likely to sell on any
rise.
Cotton does not rise because there
is more demand for goods, but there
is more demand for goods because
cotton is dearer More valuable indi-
cations are that the volume of domes-
tic trade gains a little, money is in
much better legitimate demand, and
the force of hands at work gradually
increases in some industries, and in
others is restricted only by strikes,
which are presumably temporary.
The threatened strike of coke workers
has been avoided by an advance of
Is per cent. in wages, and the strike
in building trades here has ended, the
men returning to work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
March l6, 1895.
NOTICE.

"OLDERs of Hancock county bonds are
IL hereby notified to present the same for
payment at the Burril National Bank, of
Ellsworth, Maine, on the first day of April,
1895, after which day, interest on the bonds
will cease. J. +. DAVIS
Treasurer of Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
~AHDlNE KING ELL.

i'W 10 HrguIatr the size aud Quail
itN of >ariincs.
a.. r.i- 10 regulate III" size OF ,ardnes,
al .:.e tins 10 g certain quality and
ga a'...sg- 10. oil or mu,,qrd used in
paea. ~ So. b. r.. Is. House Tues dry.
"a 81. g.. .ao,-.n 10 Indefinitely po,tpoue ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
TEACHERS, EXAMINATIONS

4 Ii persons desiring to teach in the pub
"A lie schools of Ellsworth, are hereby no
tilted to present themselves for examination
at the School street Grammar school house
on Tuesday, April 9, at O'Clock a. m. No
applications will be considered until after the
examination, f, w. LORD,
Superintendent Of Schools.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

The Portland fdrcrtisef says that
the bill providing for election by
plurality vote in Bangor municipal
elections should be amended to in
clude every city of the State The
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a CARD.

Lodge No. 50, A. O. L. w, of East Bluehill,
extends to the East Bluehill Dramatic Club,
a vote OF thanks for its valuable present of
stage and fixtures.
BY order Of lodge,
". b. RIDLEY.
March To- 1895
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

There is a crying need for some new
cross walks in the city notably on
State street opposite the court house,
and OH Church street crossing School
ut,.aa-
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GaleI.

y aTsrA tE=tt Llmoiue Beach. within thrcc
Y minutes walk TO shore Acres hotel and
the same distance to the ste Imboat wharf.
Furnished fer housekeeping i: desired. Also
one building on the same lot for sale rent.
all furnished for the market business, For
further particulars inquire Of the owner, MRS.
y. II. MEANS, AT Ellsworth or MM. DEslsLEs,
rcIs The premises.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
NOTICE.

NHEREAS my wife. Sarah j. Sargent,
w having left my bed and board without
just provoeatlon, hereby forbid all persons
harborlng or trusting her on my account, as
| shall pay 10 debts of her contracting after
this date. AUGUSTUS j, SARGENT.
Ellsworth Falls. March IS. 1895.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
EreaI Notifies.

rTNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust of an administrator OF the estate of
county of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased S
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement. X. K THOMPSON.
Ellsworth. March 10, 1895,
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44drertiser is right, and the other cities
should move quickly if they desire to
Join the reform procession this year.

Last Saturday the city marshal, by
order of Mayor Dutton, notified all
persons in the city, who have been
accustomed to keep their stores open
part of the day on Sundays, to discon-
tinue the practice, This move is not
only in accordance with law, but it
also meets very general public APP
prevail 1t Is said that most of the
store keepers themselves are in ia
vor of Sunday closing, many keeping
open only in self defense against their
competitors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned, that she has htef
duly appointed and has taken upon herstH
the trust of executrix of the last will and ties
lament of Milton j. Wilbur, late OF IftH
ton, in the county of Hancock deceased
by giving bond as the law directs she
therefore requests all persons who are IN
debted to said deceaseds estate, to maxi
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
Element. MARY j. WILBUE.
Ellsworth, March IS. A. d. 1895.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

The judiciary committee of the
Maine legislature this week reported
adversely the bill prohibiting the
wearing of big hats at places of pub
lie amusement. Representative Hig-
gins favored accepting the report.
The law. he said, would do no good,
for women would continue to do as
they pleased, as they always had
done
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Order of Motto" on Foreign Will.
STATE OF NAME.


HANCOCK, ss:-At court OF probate holde at
Ellsworth, within and for said county, on ihe
second Wednesday of March, a d 1895
CERTAIN instrument purporting TO DC
"A copy of the last will and testament OF
Edward 7. steel, late of Philadelphia, in the
state OF Pennsylvania. and of the probate
thereof in said state of Pennsylvania duH
authenticated, having been presented to the
judge of probate, for our said county, for tht
purpose of being allowed, filed and recorded
in the probate court for our said county
Ordered, That notice thereof be given 10
all persons interested therein, by publishing
copy of this order three weeks successlFeE
in the Ellsworth American, newspape5
printed at Ellsworth, in said county, the
first publication to be thirty days prior
to the second Wednesday of May a. a.
court then to be held at Bucksport, within
and for said county, at ten O'Clock III
the forenoon, and show cause, if any thes
have, against the same.
o. p CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate,
true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR. RegisttL.
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advertisements.

advertisements
'>'0~0~0~~~@-~~1-@~0>No ~~"O"~o~~~No.o-ooo
Some things that we DON'T do,
And others that we DO!
Parcher's
Drug Store.
g pretg IN. to sell goods at less than tney
We DO
give our customers just "a much for the,.
money, "a the most Prctentious adyer
We DON'T
keep all kinds OF patent medicine. sor,
being positively Injurious while mon
more are absolutely worthless
We DO
keep most of those we consider harm
les, and sell them as low : anyone and
without recommendation,
We DON'T
recommend the use o. any patcn, mod,
cine: for by doing no good thcy ma
shorten life '"!
We DO
recommend the sick 10 seek the adyiceof
n good physician. Intelligent advice q
much better than the tudt-rriminate M
OF unknown noStrums.
We DON'T
run a 50 called cut Rate Drug store"
We DO
meet all competition In prices. cxcep,
whrre quality would have To he -acri
feed II do 1t.
We DON'T
keep Grocery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

A man may run into debt, but ne
seldom comes out at anything faster than
a walk.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Union River
i Boom Company for the election of of
hcers and the transaction of such business as
may come before said meeting, will be held at
the store of II. NJ. & b, Hall, Saturday, the 9th
day of April at o'clock p. m.
,. p. SToCKBRIDGE, Clerk.
Ellsworth. March 26 1895.
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Spegial Notifies.
tEl.A>IRfH'> NOTICE.

4 Ii persons holding orders drawn on the
"A treasurer OF the town of fremont, Me
are notified and requested to present the
same for payment on or before Man |, 1sl5,
interest Al = per ccntum will cease ON that
date.
Person, holding orders wishing to retain
them at per centum, can do SO by presenting
them to the treasurer on or before Nav /, 1895
Dated a, fremont, March a. 1885.
JoHS T. r. FREEMAN,
Treasurer of fremont, Me.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-02-14
FASHION LETTER.

Lenfen SeAson Professionalism OF the
Fashionable S1eeve-Black Lace to Dec
crate Spring Capes-Ne New Fabrics for
Spring Suits
Especial New York Correspondence1
Fashion affects few decidedly new
revolutions in these latter days. The
new slightly-draped skirt and the pref
ty jacket bodice are but graceful
spring notifications of the severely
plain skirt and three-quarter coat of
the winter. The skirt gradually grew
more faring and then took on modest
little conceits in the way of being
caught up, or opened mp the left side
to show bit of contrasting color be-
meath, and has so developed into more
decided broken lines, the designers en-
deavoring to relieve the monotony Of the
severe skirt Among other fancies are
models made ready for the Lenten sea-
son, these formed of the highly popu-
lar black crepon, or of friar's gray.
camers hair or creponette, the French
skirts consisting of four pieces, the
front and sides in one circular shape,
the back cut in three cores, forming
three godet plaits, the entire skirt Of
one length, just escaping the ground.
The shortened jacket has moderately
full sleeves, a deep Vandyke collarette
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-02-14
PlTH AND POINT.

-ssOur engagement is quite secret.
you know" $50 everybody tells me"
Pail Mall Budget
Nobody but loving mother could
weep bitter tears over q lost child, and
then spank it energetically for return
ing.-Tit-Bits.
$50 you feel you can not marry
him" Yes, am fully decided. "Why,
don't you like him?n '.Oh, I like him
well enough. but I can't get him to
propose. --Rroollyn Life.
"A Germantown bride grew indig-
nant when her grocer asked 1t she
wanted any cracked wheat. She re-
piled that she could afford to buy the
very best--Philadelphia Record.
-.sI don't see why Ethel has so many
admirers" she remarked ''She neither
sings, plays, paints nor speaks French"
''H'm'm, hereplied. refiectively, may
be that's why."-Washington Star.
~ saw several cyclone cellars while
I was out west" remarked the visitor
'sDear met" exclaimed young Mrs
locker, who ON earth would want to
buy cyclone?"-Washington Star.
Bank Cashier-'sYou'n have to be
identified before l can cash this check"
Pat Grogan-"Begob, that's aisy
enough. Here's me photograph as
had tuck in Jersey lasht week. Ye'd
know me amy where by it."-Harlem
Life.
The preacher was indulging in
rhapsodies over the glories of the New
Jerusalem. Little Johnny listened to
L. 81. Ia hSc.
pered to his mother. Mamma; is he
script.
Teacher = History relates that
when Harpagos asked Cyrus to rebel
against his grandfather, he sent him a
letter in a rabbit Why did he do
that?" Pupil-''Becanse at that time
they hada no envelopes. "-Fliegende
Batter.
-Lady-sI have come to ask if that
canary has turned up, about which I
gave notice the other day" Superin-
tendent Ito INSPECTOR Schmidt, has
the canary been arrested which few
away from this lady's house. "-Dorf-
barber.
Tom is so very punctilious, and in
this case was especially anxious about
producing good impression. But the
florist made the mistake of sending
with the roses the card that bore the
inscription: do the best you can for
$2"-Life.
"A Resemble nce.-Mrs. Bellefeld-
"My husband is nearly forty-five, and
he hasn't a gray hair in his head
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures has mine,
and he is over fifty" ''Isn't that very
remarkable" mot particularly SO. He
is entirely bald. Pittsburgh Chroni.
cle-Telegraph.