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The herald., 1896-12-25
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

TRY IAN ELECTRIC vAPOR BATH
with thorough Swedish massage at The
Narcsse, 511 Ceres ave. MRS. DIR.
MAYER. proprietress. If
The herald., 1896-12-25

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. s1.50 up per week: rooms from 25c
to SOC per night. RUSS HOUSE, cor.
First and Los Angeles SITS. 1927
The herald., 1896-12-25

KNIGHT BROS PATENT soLICI.
tors; free book on patents. 424 Byrns
bldg. o1o-f
The herald., 1896-12-25

FOR RENT-SToRE ROOM ON MAIN
ST., at Washington Gardens. I. l..
NEAL, room 2, Los Angeles theater
bldg. tt
The herald., 1896-12-25
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED--ANTHON COMSTOCK HAD
the inventor of the Pocket Kinescope,
diving pictures arrested. We guarantee
protection to agents. Send 12 cents for
sample. FRANK BROS. A Ann ST.. New
York. 2-6
The herald., 1896-12-25

SCHOOL ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
Art.Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack. formerly
of New York and Washington. d. c.
Private lessons and classes. day and
evening" special training for theatrica.
profession. An amateur club ladies and
gentlemen, studying plays. connected
with school For PARTICULARS and tterms ted
Hill st. Mrs. Mack's services may be
engaged for rectals and readings. tt
The herald., 1896-12-25
WiANTED-TO RENT HOUSES
WANTED-TO RENT ROOMS

WHNTED-TU KEW ROUMS
ED-GENTLEMAN LAND WIFE
desire 5-room furnished fiat, not too far
from business center: state terms. A. S.,
box 49, Herald. q
The herald., 1896-12-25
MEDIUMS

MRS. PARKER, PALMIST. CLATRVOY-
ant and medium; life reading, business.
removals. law suits. mineral locations
car to Vermont ave. and Vine st. Sec
ond house on Vine ST. west of Vernon.
ave. 1880
The herald., 1896-12-25

FOR RENT-CHEAPEST ROOMS IN
city. sunny, close in. from 81 week; suites,
81; housekeeping. 127 p. Thirdst. 26
The herald., 1896-12-25

WANTED-TO PURCHASE CANADIAN
money. E. W. CAMPBELL. 149 S. Broad
way, room l. IL
The herald., 1896-12-25

HOTEL PORTLAND-444 South Spring
street Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-12-25
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT - LODGE ROOM AT TUR-
ner hall: every first and third Friday of
each month. Inquire of janitor. 14tf
The herald., 1896-12-25

. %: 9:z4CHAu. DISEASES OF THE FEET
~ 91e s. Spring st. 1926
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
3 turseon Sap,
WiS. II. Sln.

Sn friiber Moraenitunbs brab bsuts
in Der @pbnuns oes Sanquisrs Somes
&eosb cine 6euersbrult aus. bel Iuelher
msbrers Perionen lbIimme yranowun.
Den oGuontru1en.
6rau &.oab lag frani i'm Bette.
0lan iiirdtet. oab Die glui e9una uno
Der Sdrsdsn fir bic Patientin tOotlid
isin miro. 9llle Otit9lieoer Der 6ami-
lie Ssosb idlieien ieit. nit glusnabme
Der slpei Glteiien Waohen. Die aeraoe
bon elmer @eiellIbait bsimtebrten. So
erplooirte cine 2amps i'm gDobn3immer
uno oaiielbe mar i'm 9tu nit brennsn.
hem GroOl 9eiiilt. &eoab rettste bier
Giuosr. inosm I lie bslOsumltbis ourd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
6 q II q b q.
Sttau a. Snt., Is. San.

Sie Wlit9lieosr oss neuen canaoi.
ibeu Cabinets lino bsute pereioiat nor.
ben. Sasislbe 1T fol9enoermaBen su.
iammenaeieBt: Yremier uno Prdlioent
oes 0sbeimsu Ratbes, Sir Wiaden5ie
Sowell; @ensralpoitmeiter. Sir glbOlpb
Gorcn; Warineminiiier. s. i. SOiber;
giienbabn- uno Ganalminilier, Sobn
SoaNart; Miniitsr Der Ohentliden ar.
bclten. 5. q. auima; Miniitsr oes
SSnnern, 3. Wone Salp; Sultismini.
iter, g.. 9. Sidep; StaotsIetretdr. Sir
Charles Supper ST.; 9lderbauminilter.
Or. Wionta9ne; SanoelsminiIter, ".
y. Spss; 3olltontrolleur. Sobn 3.
g3oob; StsueriOntrolleur. g. u. prior;
Wlili,minilter, u. Sesiaroines. Sas
glmt oss 8sneralanwaltes 1T nod ni&t
bsisBt wOroea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

leBter Wode pierasbn periouen persf=
tet. Wterrpman bate feline Nabbarn
elngelaoen, I'm ibm beim 1ldren zines
Stiites Sano 81 belfen uuo abt uno
jlpan3ia oerielben batten Iih ein9eiuEs
ben. glab Dem Wittaasiieu srtranttsn
plersebn Don ibnen plOBll4 unter alien
grIheinunqen bon 0eraiftun9. Sen
ibneu berbeiasruisnen 9lerStsn sslan9
es jsood, oisielben pieoer bsrsulteaen,
pbaleib Der 3uitano BON oreien nod
Elm beosntlidsr 1T. Sie 9lerSte srtld-
rem. oaB allen 9lnssidsn nad cine 9r-
IenltuerSiItuns itattfauo; ss wi,o per=
mutbet, oaB es tsine suidllise SeraiF=
tung mar, ,ueBbalb cine weitere lln=
teriutunS oss SOrialss iiattiinoen
miro.
Waibington, l6. San.
Ser oemOtratiite Acknowledgement
miro am z. Suli in @bicago ab9sbal=
ten peroen. Dies mar bic gutlAeis
ouna. 81 ruslder Der oemOtratiite 9ta=
tional=2lusihuB mad elmer lntereIIanten
uno supeilen uufrs9enoen Siguug, bic
bis bsute 9lbsno ii llbr oauerte,
9slanate. Chicago. oas bel Der eriten
Abflmmun9 nur 6 Stimmen bate,
erhielt bel Der 29nsn 26 Stimmen uno
trus oamit ben Sies oapon. 0on Der
20. Nbltlmmuns al 9insen Die Stlm-
men 9tsw Yorts auf @bicaao iiber.
IMPORT, II. San.
Ssute Witta9 rannte cine leidte
2OtOmotipe in cine Sbaur BON 9ahn=
iDa9enreiniSern binein, welbe Dem 8e=
lsiie Der 9tsw Yort. gfew Sapsn &
Sartforo Sahn entlana 9insen; sweI
Grauen blieben auf Der Steue tpot
uno spei anoere Srauen uno elm Wann
truaen 10 idluere 9erlegunsen oauOn,
oaB lie oenIelben iuabriteinliA erliegen
peroen. Die llmastommenen iino: Die
36jdbrise 2i8ie Yefer uno Die ebeuio
aIte Selia Maban. gerlsbt maroen,
0laria Sruf. 65 Sabre ait; 0taasie
Sracp, 30 Sabre alt, uno Souis Nen=
Der. gln benz PlaBe, NO Der llniall
itattfano, 9ebt Die Sabn our6 einen
tieIen Sur6tid. auf oeNen iueitliter
Seits Iia Gin bOber Damn beIinoet.
mdbreno dn Der SfIeite cine bObe
Steinmauer binlduit. wslhe Oben ein
eiiernes 8eldnosr bat. Die 8a9en=
reini9er tamen bon Der Station Wtott
Sauen. uno bsfanosu lib auf oem
gSe9e na1 oem gabnbOfe on Der 100.
StraBe unD 8anoerbllt Apenue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
Mns osm GnnsrcB.


VI NJ FUH, To- NJWN.
Saus. - Sas Saus nabm beuts,
naboem es eine Stunos oen pom glus-
ibuB fir ben Siliritt columbia einbe.
ribtetsn 8eihditen aemiomst bate. Die
lpllliarn9sporlaae auf. Vie
al2eneine Sebatte nabm ben 5a9 in
Wnlprua. V. v. etOas Don penn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
S t a lien.
u 0 NJ, II. San.

Ser Sberbeieblsbaber Der italieni.
lheu Streittrdfte in NbpIiinisn, @ene.
raj Saratiori. tele9raphirt al isine
Gs0isrum9, Dab Die Stalisner oerihis.
oene nsue 9ln9riIfe Der SAoaner atf
Oiatala sirilfaelhla9en bdtteu uno
oaB Die Ssr!uite Serin9 Seueien ieieH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
9 q ris, II. sSan.
& u s Lamb.
st. Yetersburg, II. San.

Ssi Dem internationalsu Sdahtour.
nier idluS Caster beute 5ibisOrin nad
80 3li9en. Sas GrgebniB lit bis iebt
folgsnoes: Caster = sewpnnen, Al
perlorsn. 9iQsburp. 81 semomen. 81
psrloren; SteiniB 81 9ewonnen. 81 Der.
loren. Sibisorin 81 sswonnsn, 81
perloren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
greiie ber anjetsen

Yret1e Der Anjetgen
Ssher SoI Der SpaIts per Sabr.. .S1aoa
=, =, a., ., ;, 6Uipnate gT
Z, 8Woaate. ....... aoS
Sarisbs SsiIs grsOier oosr Asrsz Raum sas
'rftsuoIl5 Ssuta
s.iratba.uns EoS.s.ans.ts.n ssrua Wa
pbneSpruS sL01.
aus.tssr. bi. bsm B,iTte ser tatb. Rtr - iuus
Der fnb fiHosI tsias auIuabme.
onseisen ienoe man ipdts
tens am llontae 1llor
gen elm.
Sp6fMr6siten aller grt prompt 2uS 6fula
ausseillbrt.
Cfnee Der ,,8asstts".
Ges Der stsisea uuS JSwaarsk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
Or o bbrit len.
Yortsmou 3, IA. San.

I'm neln llbr beute WlOr9en Ilno
iolasnoe Srisasihiiie in Sienlt seItellt
pprosu: oas Shlabtidiff l. Glane,
.&epeuge". 6lag9cnibIf oes ilieaen-
ben GeIbwaoers, nit elmer Selabun9
BON 732 SiiiSieren uno OtannIbaitsn.
YeIsblsbabsr Iear.slOmiral 2llireo ).
Gale; bos Shlahiibiii /. Glane.
yHopal Cat, nit 7l2 SfiiSiersn uno
NannihaIten SsiaBun9; Der Rrellse,
!. 9!ane. .1ibraltar", nit 544 Din.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
2luSIano.
9 atif q II.
H 0 III. Is. San

Ho III, Is. San.
Ser gfarrer O'8Orman 1T gum Si-
Ihoi BON Siio.Satota eruannt wor=
ben. (0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

sieren uno @annidaitsn. uno bic
5orpeoofdn9er ySanop". ,Sarlano"
nno uSaooc", nit ie 500 Wtaun Ye.
Iagung.
gs tuuroe Der Qebrduhlihe Galut
ab9eteusrt. uno oas Shauipiel mar Elm
bOht einorldspolles.
3lpiIhen aht uno nelln lbr betpegte
llb Elm LANCER 3ug bon @agen nab
Der 6lOtten=Stutipu. in uel6en lih Die
SfTBlere bsIanoen, pelhe gum 3isnlt
aur Dem hieaenosn 8eibwaoer tom.
mauolrt morosn ,uaren.
Sonoon, Is. San.
Die 8idtiateit Der in italien,lden
3eitunAen eriAisnen Nngabe, oaB gng.
l0no Die Salenltaot 3eilab au Der
StraBe bon Sab=@ls sWanoeb anu Gotbeu
Weere an Stalien ab9etreten babe,
miro amtlla III 2lbreoe ssiteut.
2onoOu, 16. San.
Girsr @rtldrun9 Der aomiraIitat Al.
tol9e llno 9lnsebote fir ben yau bon
tilnt EreuSern orltter GlaIe ausle.
ibrieben tporben.
Garaeas gsnssuela. II. San.
IS miro berihtet, oaB cine 3peite
Expedition nit swei 8eibiiBen bon
8eorgetowu in Sritiib 8upana mad
Der Station Gupuni, an Der 8renae
BON GuDana, abae9anssn lit. Sieielbe
miro. wie es beibt, bonn Sbsrt Nlein-
mis- beIebligt.
Sine &abeloepeide aus Srinioao
meloet, oaB oieie speite Expedition bis
sur auBerlten 8ren,s oes pOu gnglano
beanipru6ten 8ebistes ssbsn foil, Ob.
9Ieih bon benz 9olpnialamte in Gonoon
srtlart woroen mar. oaB teine SruppsH
oortbln 9elanot woroen ieieu.
5rantrei9.
Paris, IL. San.
Der anseblih in ben Yanamatanal=
i1minoel uerpifslte Santief W. Wtepsr
bat beute 9lbeno in ieinem Compton
lelnem Seben our1 einen GepolperlhuB
ein gnoe 9emabt. Wm 9laubt, paB
oleler SelbltmOro nit benz Sc Sauop-
Stauoal in 8erbinouns itsbe.
Yaris, 16. San.
Ser friibsre Winiiterprdlioent Sou.
bert lit beute gum Yrdlioeuten oss Sc.
mats ernannt wDroeu.
paris, 16. San.
Sn Der beutigsn Gabluetslibung
tbellte Ssrtbelpt. Der Miuliter bes glus.
iudrti9en, NIT. oaB bic an9lo=frans6.
liide Nbmabuns betraffs Sidm's.
seliern unterseihuet Toroeu lei; oaB
oemnab Der 6luB 0tetons als 8rense
felt9eiebt, uno bob pereinbart muroe,
oaB telue Der 0tddte 5ruppen in ods
Menan=Sbal ibifsn oiirfs; oas flame.
liihe 8ebiet Dtll9 uno peitlib oapoH
lit leoo9 Don oieler @lGulel aussen0m.
men.
Paris, II. San.
GlOquet. Der friibers Yrdliosnt oss
Wiiuilterratbes, pelber on Slnaenlab.
muug trant oarnieocrliegt, lou benz
Sooe nabe iein. gr luuroe I'M Sabre
1923 sebOren. uno mar Der friihere
&eoatteur oes ,Semps" uno oes
.Siecle". g8dbrenO Der Serribaft Der
Commune mar er aud Siilfsbilraer.
meilier BON Yaris, ipGter Yrdloent oer
Sepuiirtentammer, Wllniiier oes Sn-
neru uno betIeloete nod anoere mid.
tise Iemter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
Ses W oines, Sa., (
Is. San. (

Sic 8eieb9ebuns bon Soma bat
beute MOr9en ibre Organization be'
euoet. Sm Senat wurDe gD. =. Suls
laro gum Setretdr ernannt. 8. W.
&psrs iit gum Spreder bes Saules er'
nannt woroen. Yeioe Sduier uertaa-
ten iid Johann. nm oem Segrdbnine
oes am S0mltaa bier 9eItorbenen 8lb.
ters Wri9bt beisuuobnen. wel1es beute
Natmittaa itattflnpet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
. eiterrei d : Il uusaru.
g@ien, Is. sSan.

Die vSimss" srfdbrt aus Wisn. oaB
Der StattbaIter BON S0bmeu, 8rai
Sbun. ieir slmt nieoeraele9t bat uno
oaR erwartei iueroe, oieler Giidtritt
weroe Die Nusiiillun9 Der sluiihen Den
SuugcSe6en uuo ben Seutl4bObmen
beliebenoen Sluit berbeiiiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
ntrei9.
9 oris. II. San.

Yarls, II. San.
Der anseblih in ben Yanamatanat=
iaminoel uerpifelte Santief W. Wepsr
bat beute Nbeno in ieinem Compton
lelnem Seben Our1 einsn RspolperiduB
eln gnoe 9ema6t. Dian slaubt. oaB
oieier SelbitInoro nit benz Sc 8auop.
Stanoal in 8erbinouns itebs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
Seuti6la q n b.
Sreslau, IA. Son.

Sreslau, IA. San.
Sn Der Goblenarube Sermlnisiloe
in Sberiblelisu bat beute cine furht=
bare Geuersbrunlt itattseiunoen, iuelhe
einen aroBen Gerlult oil Wsnibenlebsn
CUR GOlae gebabt bat. Siinissbn 2si=
den uno II psrlsBte Ser9leute iiuo
bsrsits ans Saseslitt 8eidufft.
Berlin, IA. San.
Ser prossB 9sgen ben ameritanliben
sportsman u. j. &neebs, Der bei1uls
oigt mar. bel Wsttrennen betrii9eriite
Yrattiteu perilbt 81 baben. enOete beute
nit elmer 9erurtbellung oes 2ingetlu9=
ten 81 9 Monaten 6sian9niB, elmer
8sloftrafe pou 1000 Wart uno einem
Tsrlulie Der biir9srlihen G9renrette
aui orei Sabre. gluBeroem puroe Die
Stute, nit Der &nssbs feline Sbwinoe=
lsIsu ausgeiiibrt bate, conIisSirt.
Berlin. 16. San.
gSGbreno Der beutiBeu Sebatte i'm
Reihstaoe ilber Den 9lntra9 oes 8raisn
BON 3anlb uui @rribtun9 zines &eaies
unNsa@etreioemonupols, itellte es DER
8raI in Nbreoe, oaB Der Yreis oes
Srooes oaourb pertbeuert weroe. Gr
iilete binsu. oaB oies tein iOSiasiitiidsr
9lun lei, ionosrn oaB oas g8obl oes
Ydueruitanoes oaour4 beSrusft weroe.
81 iblpB NIT Den gSOrten: Sic &e=
sisrun9 mag rubi9 3uIebeu. Udbreno
oa5 gaup perpilitet plro, aber mir per.
langsu Sbutsn, uno teiue Worte."
Can, Il n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

men, pelde bic gsrpahtun9 BON 2ano
in GrisOna fir Sdulswede erldubt.
Sieraui pnroe bic Debate ilber Die
9enlionsblu fOrtseisBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
9es Wtoines, II. San.

Sm Staatslenat wuroe beute BON
guisp cine Sorlaae eingereidt. wslbe
bic Sertelluna beraui1enoer Wetrdnts
IN Soma erlaubt. Sine aemeinibait.
'iide Geiplutipu. pOrn Der GonareR
ouI9ctoroert miro. Die cubanii6e Sn.
iuraenten ais tris9iiihrenoe Wta9t aus
6lIertennen, wuroe an9enOmlnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

@.a llntiu. 5em.. l6. San.
Sm Sauie pss oysi Oisilen BON
SilOn Springs. Senn.. wobnenoen
6armsrs I. J. Wsrrpman wuyosn in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
Sss Or Dimes, IL. San.

gr = Sunoesfenator George g..
Wriabt. elmer Der pOpuldritsn Wdnner
oes Staates. lit 9sitorben. Die I'M.
mittelbdre llriabe Ieinss Sooes mar
ein 0taaenbsihueroen. wslhes eeltsrn
gtadmittaS cine tieie Sbnmaat Sur
6DlSe batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
Ses Or Dimes, Is. San

Die 9emsinibaftlide republilanilhe
Parteiueriammlun9 Der @eleB9ebun9
bat beute Wudmittas ". y. glllllon
oils Yunoesienatscanoioaten auIseltellt
lno ieinen Yraiioentibaitsbuhm bonn
Gtapel 9elallen. Ter Grnannte wuroe
bel lsinem @rideinen nit rieli0em
8eiiaa beSriiBt uno bielt cine panenoe
&eoe. s.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

iid gu rettsn; er feats iib mittsn in
oas breunsnoe 8sbduoe bin uno feuerts
feline Siibts aui feline IsrfoiSsr ab.
biz oas brsnnsnoe Gad auf i'm berab.
itiirSts uno sr unter oen Sriimnlern be.
9raben wuroe. Soroau mar Elm 9e.
fdbrlider Suribe uuo iOa ihpn orei
Msnihen umgebrabt baben. gr bate
hdufia eeduBert, oaB er iid niemals
bon @eiBen IebsnOIS Ssfansen nsbmen
laIlsn psroe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18
Otls.

Ous.
schools in town closed last week.
Mrs. Annie Wilbur returned home from
Holden Friday on account of trouble with
her eye.
Mrs. Emeline Tibbetts and Miss Sadie
left town for Rangor June 10; also Mrs.
Burleigh, of Fairfield who has been the
guest Of the former the past two weeks.
Mrs. Joanna Anderson has closed her
home for he present, and is visiting her
brothers in town.
Lew Spratt, OF Hancock, made short
visit here Saturday on his wheel.
Mrs. Byron Grant and daughter Bernice
were the guests of j. K. Grant Sunday.
Rev. William Hall and son Osgood, of
Aroostook county, visited Jason Grant
Saturday.
Frank Haslem, who returned from CALI
fornia recently to spend the summer
among relatives in this county, was the
guest of William Haslem last week.
June 10. KAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18
Franklin.

Franklin.
The reading given by Clara F. Dunn, at
the town hall, Thursday evening, was
decided success. Miss Dunn was assisted
by Miss Florence Dunn and Mrs Helen
Gordon, soloists. Their selections were
well rendered. Special mention should be
made of Miss Florence Dunn, who sang
sweetly and with much expression. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Don
nell. The violinists are too well known
to need comment from us. This was Miss
Clara Dunn's first appearance before
home audience. She was well received.
The audience was very appreciatiye one,
and she was repeatedly encored. Her
manner on the stage was easy and graceful,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18

ish US that our pilgrimage here will soon
end, and that we should prepare ourselves
by the labors OF love and good works to
ION our brother In the celestial lodge
above.
Resolred, That in token of our respect
Tor his memory and sorrow for his loss,
the altar and working tools OF the
lodge be draped in mourning for the
space OF thirty days.
Resoired, That cur deepest syrnpath ies
be extended to the widow and orphans of
our deceased brother; that page in the
records be devoted 20 nia memory, and
that these resolutions be spread thereon,
and that copy be sent to the widow of
our deceased brother, and also to THE
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and Bangor Com
mercidl for publication.
c. II. LURvEY,
WIN. X. KEENE,
Com NJ IL ea Resnlut ions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18
THE STORY OLE TUE FENDER.

Four fees upon the fender,
Four hands in close embrace,
Two loving hearts and tender,
Two lovers face to face.
Four feet upon he fender
Before an O.. IN fire,
Of love receivers. csc h a lender,
An aged da.ac and sire.
Only two feet "a j.. fender,
Two others are ;J rost,
"Where tAc with, u c,..se from uruubiing
And thu weary 40 1t rest"
To the story Of the fender,
Told often and retold.
Due homage let US render
Alike to young and old.
The feet once on the fender,
whether in carly days or late,
Must in time their place surrender
When death opens wide his gate.
Good Housekeeping.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18

If it required an annual outlay of 800
to insure family against any serious
consequences from an attack of bowel
complaint during the year there are many
who would feel it their duty to pay it;
that they could not afford to risk their
lives and those of their family for such
an amount. Any one can get this insur-
ance for 25 cents, that being the price of
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. III almost every
neighborhood some one has died from an
attack of bowel complaint before medi-
cine could be procured or a physician
summoned. One or two doses of this
remedy will cure any ordinary case. 1t
never fails. Can you afford to take the
risk for so small an amount? For sale by
George A. Parcher.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18

and the rendition Of her selections shows
that she has had fine instructions. Miss
Dunn will return to Portland this fall!
and will have engagements during the
winter. She will continue her studies
with Nine. Halves. Her many friends
here wish her success and predict for her
brilliant future. Miss Dunn has an en-
gagement at Lamoine, July 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18
COUNTY NEWS.
-,s;,ional County Ne,os see other pages

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 1os
bs no post Offices in Hancock county;
n tbs other papers in the county COM
,.u,d do not reach so many. THE AMER
Is not the only paper printed in
p.ncock county, and has nerer claimed TO
!. hut it is the only paper that can prop
..,, he called COUNTY paper; all the
,,c,e merely local papers. The circuld-
,.,,o NJ THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
,..bor Records summer list, IS larger
Kan that Of all the other papers printed
an Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-18

Cranberry Isles.
Tho Fish Point house Is to be occupied
hv family from Gloucester.
Leonard Spurling's vessel sprung leak
ksnd he has gone to Ellsworth to repair.
: G Sanford caught three hundred
hnsbels Of herring in his weir this week.
+ ]. Stanley will move his family to
yortbeast Harbor this week, for the sea-
son,
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and three chill
place
Mrs. Elwood Richardson, Mrs. John
usmor and Charley Squirting have been
very i'll with the measles.
Mrs. Bertha Bracy has had several more
bemorrhages from the lungs, and is in a
yery preearious condition.
from Bath He is to be employed here
dprinr the summer on he steamer "Isles-
ford
George ". Squirting and Nellie A. Bum
ker were married June II at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. William p. Bun
ker. by Rev. {. f. HARDWOOD.
Mrs Sidney c. Bunker has returned
from Holbrook, Mass, where she has been
since last December, at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Edward 5. Brewer.
Friends here are sorry to hear that Mrs.
- EIaltDrL yyhp yya- Waiting ralaf il.
In Bangor, WAS taken suddenly i'll as she
was about to return to her home here.
Capt. and Mrs Moses s. Bunker have
arrived safely in Portland, at the home
Of their son Elton. The pleasure OF re-
turn must have been mingled with sad
ness Tor both sons who went West with
them eight years ago We're buried in
Tacoma Washington, and Mr.. Bunker
himself has returned in very poor health.
Rev. {. f.. Harwood recently attended
the Congregational conference at Deer
Isle Last sunday being the twenty aft h
Anniversary OF his ordination, he gave us
hriei summary OF his preaching during
the Intervening time, and dwelt largely
on the many great ana varied improve
ment- and inventions TINT had been made
in the world during HE last quarter OF H
century. He looked forward to even
greater in the next twenty-five years.
Mr.. HsrWood is n graduate of Amherst
college, class of 1865, and OF Andover
Theological seminary, class OF 1869. He
was ordained at Orleans, Mass, in ISL,
after having preached there one year,
Ills first pastorate was in Machias, from
1853 to $50. Then he preached ten years
at Orleans, eight in the West, after which
he again returned to Maine and preached
at Pre~qIe Isle, until coming here in
February, 1891 We hope he may have a
long and successful pastorate with the
people here.
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