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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19
CASOs SIN DTAEsEgEA.

Nh, fa,.,,ao S,.. Rodg'sgNes AcSst0, 90
nnaead0orfe de catssgE ria dc San
XafOndO de los Ri f5os. Case con-
Ro.rnesz0 nor eJ 1sctor sseG Ma4'0E.
Hace mas de 80 d9s qae venfa pade-
ciendo del eetounA &C., ~ aunque me han
Veconocido dlgtintoa medic 8, tanto en-
In Penfne41la cofao eussta Isl5', I2Gos ai0
oetas ctros hone6>atas, solo conse-
gufa alivie momenta 60 y q cood3clon
de vivir & rignxosa d8ta. sin que por es-
60 evitara la reproS1ccidn del mlsmo
padecimiento al poce TEempo. He toms
DO Gus n 80 ray. Y 10 neJlr fse aiIVlaoa
de moraenGo para rtaer peor despues.
<Sagdn auEaeetabi mi edad, SO lba
agravaudo mi pademiento y va estaba
convenci3o no sole de que nunca me
Domdria busno. siueque coa mis- 75 2 ffos
euHpliGos no podisa soportar Enucho
TEMPO mas. puss Icfa unos tres afios
que no probaba cares de ninguna clase
V eeto me hacia esr sienpre con debi-
ijdad. v con haberido siaInpre de una
constitution ftlert y rob11sta he diaml-
nuido en carnes ntablemente. En- esta
sitlaci6n duiso eHFstiaoero aeZara con
sa DIGESTIVE DJARRIGTA. Conti-
nue. Eomandol0 y atansof eada dta
meior, empec6 q smentsr mi Armenia
ei6n. Consumf els estuches y hoy me
eneuentro perfactnente nien; como de
todo, digiero bierniuguna molestia me
sierto en- el est6ngo y paso muy bue
mas noehes, mienas antas dormla nuy
NAL, ash es que, 3 consldero radical
mente carado deste psdeeimiente que
Rer tartos b htslasa hecho sufsir te-
] rriRSmente. Raciba ted, pues, mi sia.
cero agradecimiento pof ii o, que me
han report tado las obleas de su lin-
ci6n, hsge de esta carta el uso que ter
ga por conveniente y 81 alguno que
encuentre conao yo estaba, Qulere toms
informes de mi. estoy dispuegto da
selos muy cumplidos,
Reside en- San Antonio de los Baflc
soy oomandante de cabaIlsr1a retirado
vivo en- la plaza de Armss r1m II.
Aprcvecha esta OCCASION para ofrecs
SO & uSted cen toda consideration y RI
peto, su mas etento g. q. q. b. g. m.
GABRIEL RODRIGU u EZ ACOSTA.
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Enfe4nao ST. Lie. SigarrOG. Ab0g0-
do. O1ReEEu so HnhnN@a

DO, O'EsefIy SO. Ho6G1a&.
Tango sumo gusto en- ma nifesEar pds
lsicamente, que me he ours do radical
'neute con ell medicamento DIG ESTIVO
AOJARRI ATA, una If cci6n rtlnsz
s%i esf0magqeo Ue duransa largo tempo
,iut> q aebrssa tando mi saiE4d Y nacisp4o-
ae vlyi@ d aista, per resultarme lnuti'es
os nun, arosos remedies Que hshia Wi
10 tcma0 0ao.-JACENTO SIGARROA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19

Eseferas0 S1'. G0assdIes ZGna09'es, pro-
4s6et0rG0 de Eos c0rrnEes e91 Que Sc
depesit0 Ell g09sadO desti9aacSo d la
Neotan@0, para Ell consume de la
H0baseG.
Inforuan de este case los principales
encoaaende.os de esa Capital.
Habiendo padscido muchos ahos del
est6mago haata VERNE prscisado 8 pres
cindlr de mi csst,1mbre de monuar & ca
ballo y en- su lugar utilizar sieuaprs mi
coche, despu6s de ha her probado cuaoto
hay, y cuaDdo va est ba couvencltn de
cue todo era inGtil, pues que nj siauiera
me mejnraba. acudf gu DIG GHSTIyO
MOJARRI Eta.
Tanto bien me ha hecho este, que vuel-
70 montsr cabalo todos los dias y
sin ell menor in nconveniente; me ha vuel-
to el apetito y digiero sin doter nj pesa-
dex, por 10 cual puedo afirmar Que
cuanto az diga es POGO del DIG &STIVO
NOJARRIG1A, pues solo vi6ndoo Sc
<sodrta Greer ell Gamble que en- mi so ha
@fectuado. Por 10 tanto, puede va. hacer
de mis- manifestations el use que quiera
y en- Luyano rum. 10 estoy eu dispssi-
cion. alto. g. q. g. m.. EUSEBIO COMA
LEI ZAMORA. --
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AG9aeIsCT.- En- feT9st0 ST.. D1Gz. Case
c0ssJ54'xe ado DO9' Ell DR.. OVaiEe

AV3tttS7-F-.-~ KS7'g Cs'UtW Gs'. 4|Vts2. OtN0V
confirm ado 1O9' Ell DR.. OUaiEe.
Tango el gusto dc dirigir ugted la
pwesente. con el fia de manifestarie que
me encuentro completamenta bueno del
padec5miento que SO apodero de nai. por
@spacis de diez meses, haciendome su
fTir constantemente hasta Greer unuy di-
flcil restablecer ni salud perdida pcr
consecuencia de una gran djsente ria que
gae etec6 oil 80 de Diciembre uGlnle,
-eompahads de la grippe y feore, que
IN su principle me corto ell D.. Ovaile,
pero sia eae nada bastera hecer des-
eparecer el desentono del eetonnego y
pugnsncia todo alimarto hasta que
a1n su preparation DIG ESTIVO MOJA-
RRI IT A, como digo antes, noe eneuen
2r3 hoy perfectamente, y agradeci4o e me
ezco vd atento servidor. j AN
III az MARTINEZ.
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ErsfernsO deE ST.. Arteaga. H: be1sG.
Vivo en- la caiie de los Angeles nuale~
no 5. Y hago pdblica Ia crraeSon que su
DIG ESTIVO MOI JARRIETA aebo,
cuando me habfa cansauo de Fecurrir S
todo otro medic de curaci6n, sin conss-
guir apenas aliviar la horrorosa diapep
sia que por largo tie1npo tango nae hiz
sufrir.
Informars & cuentos quieran de Ia ex-
traordinaria efinari& do su cA3ebre nedi
cam .nsnto.-ANTONIO ARTEAGA
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EpferY,sG Sra. Garcia. SEN Iaia3'o
73. RabGssG.- emptaado
ci6n para mi sen IRA sssoaa, 10 tubes de
su DIGESTIy 70 MARIETTA t9ngo ell
gusto de coy nuniearsa&% pazsa satisfac
s,;6a, que he quedaao totalnasN bueua
, de lasiispepsia er6nica que padsol'aa
r | biendo dssapsreoido cornpietanasnte L
agrioa del est6mego y e,l n1al estar y .
sedez que sufsfa en sus digestianes. FL
, bana, Diciembre 2 do 1S95.-FRANCfs
2 lCO GARCIA
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Easf<9'ssg0 As'. Ee7'eSO CQxgMdG cJe los
OMenados rim 32. H,Abaea@.

Essfrraao as'. gereso CaIsn5G c5e los
Qweasados asatsae :32. HAbasaa.
Dicism brs 5 do 1895 Padcoieudo deg-
do hace dos &flps de- esto0 ago hasta el
punto DO vlvir dista de leche puesbo
que otro allesenta Ra8 hiaGheb2 81 est6-
aa go y prooucie peso en- 81 s 10 vez que
v6aaitos de aqua agria y rseugnan-
cia que me entriatecian.
Despues de haber si2o sometide,
cuantos tratamientos Sc recomiaaden
incluso la antisepeia, el carbon, IGvados
de tst6nasg, etc., visto que TODD zne era
inaufcientA, eanecs & tongr al DIG F.S
TWO MOJARRIETA.
Tome sus tubes, hace dos meses que
no lls tonno y me encueutro coEne no nat
ve{a hacs largo tienpo, pues pesar dc
c@naer de toao no he vuelto toner v6
mitos. nj hinchaz6a, nj repngnancia y
en- csmbio me emcuantro many alegre =
diapuesto. -ENRIQUG CERgzO.
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-zOlecido, como
.uu ooe Elm Ell mas minimo
40, y estoy tan agil y grueso que
lsiera mas.
20 en- 8 INTO Domingo ntimero 33, y
6 en- eli Ayuntamiento siemPre es-
su disposition.
ianao Di;iembre4 lie 1895. HER
10 FERNANDEZ OCHOA.
'erneG SeftoritG JssJtG AntOn.-
,trero Ey Rosario, BGnt0; Cuba.
llio Aaton y Echeverrfa, despses de
idar vd. y desearle todo el bisn
ible le comuuico: QIe mi bija Julia
Ia edad de 20 aflos, Ie at csron en- el
de SaPtiemore d 90, NOR tales dia
9 q veces con pujo, y al afio de esto
spensi6n de gu perfedo. Cansado de
medicamentos y sin esperapzas de
ar con Ell remedio que le curara,
Supreme llegaran mis- manos
en- los peri6dicos. las cIras rea-
or ell az DIGESTIVO MO-
y ELI cdanto lego Il meaIco
=, Sr. Dr.. Perez Miro, resoi-
Ntomara 13 tubos termind
3 II Octubre en- los dos
ha dejado de tomarlo,
hS a5lr mas nov dad vol
n periodo las tres ulti-
@i nla, zdge y ye no podremoa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-29
Spiritualist Camp Meeting.

The annual camp meeting of the Pc
nobscot Spiritual Temple association Will
be held at Verona Park Aug. to %. An
extended and interesting programme
has been prepared for The OCCASION
+, \. " iggin, Of Boston, " no gives the
wonderful paper tests, vii make his first
visit 10 Verona Mrs. Juliette Neaw, Of
Leominster, Mass, who was So well re-
ceiged last year, IS III speak again this sea-
-on. Mrs. VI. j. Wentworth, a. E. lis
dale, the blind orator and singer; Mr..
and Mrs. +. W. Smith; Mrs. NJ. c. Dom
nell and several other 5 viii be heard
from the platform this season.
Several good test mediums will be on
the grounds all through the meeting, and
frequent public as We'll a. private circles
VIII be held.
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Sixth Maine at Bluehill.

The annual reunion OF the Sixth regi-
ment will be held at BIuehiIl Aug. u, IS
and 10.
Col. Charles A. Clark, formerly adju-
tant Of the Sixth, will be present and
read his celebrated war paper, entitled
Camping with the Sixth Maine 1t is
hoped all comrades viii make at earnest
endeayor to be present, and make this Il
memorable Reunion.
All members and their families who
will be present are earnestly requested to
notify st phen b. Wescott, OF BIuehill,
at once, so that free entertainment may
be provided for them.
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Maine Rc.lmcntal Reunions.

The twelfth annual reunion OF the
Fourteenth Maine Regiment as~ociat ion
viii be held at the association building,
Long Island, Portland, during the week
commencing August >.
The reunion of the Fifteenth Maine
Regimental association takes place at
Fort Fairfield August II and -.
The twenty-sixth annual reunion OF
the Eleventh Maine regiment will be held
al Caribou August II, y and 10.
\ reunion OF company b, Thirteenth
Maine regiment, will be held in Septem-
Der at Etna.
The annual reunion OF the Twenty
second Maine regiment will be held in
Dexter, August u.
The Sixteenth Maine Regimental asso-
citation reunion will be held at Rumford
Falls, August II and y.
The twelfth annual reunion OF the
Twenty sixth Maine regimental associa-
ton Will be held at Hsmpden, Tuesday,
Aug. Il.
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West Hancock.

West Hancock.
Miss Minerva MilIiken has gone TO Is3e
au Haut, where she i. employed in hotel.
Elbridge MiHiken, wife and little
daughter, Marth OF Ellsworth, are vis-
iting relatives here.
Miss Mamie Mcfarland, OF Trenton,
was for few days last week guest at
James II. McFRrland's.
Irving and Miss Susie Mcfarland re-
Gently made short visit to friends at he
Bushe cottage, Hancock Point.
Mrs. Mildred Mcfarland and little
grand daughter Mile Young, recently
spent a week with relatives at Trenton.
Mrs Mary Butler and granddaughter,
little Alice, returned Saturday from a Wis
it TO friends at Bar Harbor and Hancock.
July %. SUMAC.
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G.. B. A.

The Reach Deer Isle.
Mrs. F. H. Annis is still quite i'll.
The lobster fishermen are not doing
much for want of herring for bait.
Mrs. Lamont and children, OF Woburn,
Mass, are at Mrs. Clara b. Holds for
the summer.
Messrs. Fowler and Hersey are occupy
ing their Milgrove cottage with their
families.
Mrs Hattie s Waterman and children
came from Boston saturday to spend the
summer.
Mrs. May Hatch Hutchinson, of
Vermont, with her children, is visiting
her brother, Arthur Campbell
The children, grandchildren, and great
grandchjld OF Mrs. Abigail Torrey met at
her home July i. to celebrate her eight
ieth birthday She was presented with
a beautlfu. chair and many other pres
ents.
July 26. NJ. /.
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\ highwayman named NeVison-or
Nicks, as he is more generally known
had a blood-msre, splendid bay, whose
courage and endurance were such that
Nicks determined by means Of these quail
titles to prove an abb in case of danger.
About four O'Clock upon a certain
morning he robbed traveller on
the road near Gadshill, then he turned
and rode straight off to Gravesend. He
was obliged to wait there an hour for
boat, and he made the best use OF this
time by batting his mare. Then crossing
the water he dashed across Essex full tilt
to Chelmsford, where he rested half an
hour and gave his horse some balls. Then
he mounted again and dashed on to
scarborough, Booking and Wet hertield;
fast across the downs to Cambridge;
quick by roads and across country he
slipped past Godmanchester and Hunt
ingdon to Fenny Stratford, where he
baited the good mare and took quick
half-hours sleep.
Then once more along the north road
until the cathedral grew up over the
horizon larger, larger, and whizz he
darted through York gate. In moment
he had led the Jaded mare into an inn
stable, snapped up some food, and in Il
fresh green velvet dress and gold lace
strolled out gay and calm to the Bowling
Green. then full of company The Lord
Mayor OF the city happened to be there :;
Nicks sauntered up to him aud asked
hlm the hour. "a quarter to eight, ~
said the Lord Mayor, graciously. Your
most obedient,' returned Nicks, with e
profound bow.
Later, when Nicks was unprecedented
and tried for the Gadshlll robbery, the
prosecutor swore to the man, the horse,
the place, and the hour, but Nicks
brought the Lord Mayor of York to
prove an diibj. and the jury promptly ac-
quilted the resolute ana sagacious thief
Hdrper'S Round Table
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Matte Weber, OF Bar Harbor, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Tredic,
for few weeks.
John Finn, OF Bangor, spent Sunday
with his wife and children. who are visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Cora Parrish, of New York, is at
home, called here by the illness OF her
sister, Miss Sadie JOY.
Charles Wheelden, OF Massachusetts.
formerly OF this place, is here visiting re-
latiyes for few weeks.
Mrs. John Lake and son, with Mrs.
James Taylor, are visiting relatives in
Bridgetowu. Nova Scotia.
Misses Mile and Luta Treworgy are
stopping for few days with their sister,
Mrs. NJ. II. Haynes. at Contention Cove.
The Junior Endeayorers held sociable
in the vestry last Wednesday afternoon.
They we're pleasantly entertained by Mr-
". H. Moore and Miss Kate Latin.
Games were enjoyed and ice-cream aud
cake were served during he afternoon.
Arthur Salisbury'- horse became
frightened at the ears on Friday night
aud jumped, breaking the whittietr,e.
The wagon colnded with Il telegraph poe
where the horse cleared himself and left
it. MIR. Salisbury, on losing control Of
the horse, jumped from the wagon ana
escaped unframed. The horse WIS none
the worse FOR the runaway, bat the Wagon
Was badly damaged.
The ladies OF the sewing circle have
used good many ways in raising funds
for the new church, hut the last, hich
was by no means the least, Was put i'll
vogue last Thursday evening, when j. O.
Whitney. A. T.. Foster and 3. b. Whit
comb, q committee previously appointed
by the ladies, gave supper III the vestry.
The tables were tastefuily set and prettily
decorated with bouquets OF flowers.
Great credit is due Fred Cooke and J. O.
Whitney for the way in which they pre-
pared and carved the food, and TO the
young gentlemen who SO Courteou.ly
waited on the tables. The supper was
success in every way, and the gentlemen
are to be congratulated on the manner in
which they managed il. Proceeds, s35.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Brooknn.
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Bentley exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Gideon Mayo, and de-
livered an excellent sermon.
BROOKLYN is having lots OF tribulation
over the new road which has been laid
out, accepted, and contract to build
awarded. Now the county commissioners
are called, and will meet Aug. is to hear
the grievances and decide as they deem
just.
Friday morning THE AMERICAN CORE
spondent, in company with friend,
started for an outing. Though the day
was foggy it Was cool, and the horse en-
joyed it more than II it had been sun
shine. We met hosts OF acquaintance
on the road, which delayed US somew hat
but at noon we pulled up at the Robin
son house, W here We partook of salmon
dinner, which could not be eXceiled.
After rest and social chat with Googins,
we proceeded on to the Centre, W here
we met an old friend in the person OF
Fred Colson, who had served in the navy
during the rebellion. After few stories
of old times and a good rest we drove TO
Orland and passed the night with the
genial family of Samuel Durham. Mr..
Durham and hi, son have a fine farm at
duck Cove, and are enjoying life,
though working hard, as farmers must.
The Durhams have farm well-stocked
with cows and horses, and are abreast of
the times With modern Improvements in
farm utensils. After a night of sound
repose and a sumptuous breakfast, we
babe our friends good bye and pursued
our journey home. On the route we saw
from one ton to twenty tons OF hay i'll
different fields which needed old soils
rays to tit it for the barn.
July o. G. B. A.
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F.. NJ. &. SEMINARY.
Brief Sketch of the Newly-Eiected
President.


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froi' W. "a iiu'eni'o"'
CHOSEN 10 succeed fro'. "a
PRESIDENT o' the Esst 'hai''
seminary NJ o"eAspo'''
years Oh age anu "n'i'e %
lie IN erauua'e vi
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graduate "ofA NJ Nn''As'
a'so TOOK shof' 'ou'se Ut mn
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COUNTY NEWS.


sullivan.
Miss Helen Preble and Miss George
Emery, OF Boston, are in town, the former
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Prebie
and the latter a guest OF Mrs. A. s. Cum
mings.
The Hancock County Unitarian con-
ference will hold its annual session in
the new Union church in this village, on
Tuesday, Aug. "a. 1t is hoped that a large
delegation from the surrounding places
will be present.
Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Moore gave
pleasant talk to the children OF the Sab
bath school from the words, "A child is
known by its ways Both children aud
"those OF an Older growth enjoyed the
service very much. The floral decors-
tions were very fine, and the singing by
the children was We'll done under
the leadership OF Miss Hawkins, no has
taken much care in the work. In the
evening OF he same day Mr.. Sauuderson
preached on classification by Faith
The young peoples club connected with
the Liberal Christian society herr
gave an entertainment at the hail OH
Wednesday evening last, consisting Of
scenes from "IIiawathaN. The entertain
ment WAS under the management of Mr..
Saunderson and Miss Rose Dennis, which
WAS very credtahle TO those who took
part, Henry Haw kins as "Hiawatha'
Miss Josie Hawkins odd Nokomis',
Miss Ida Dennis as "Minnehaha', Kari
Dennis As the ARROW Maker, did their
parts very finely. Miss Josie Bridg ham
gave some of her finest selections on the
piano between the acts.
July %. K.
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CIT RICH NOTES.

In the absence from the pulpit sunday
OF the pastor. +. +. iIartshorn filled the
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have taken rooms
ON Main street in the city. For the con-
yenience OF the people, they have chosen
Friday a. their special day at home. All
IN the parish are cordially invited te cali
Fred Flood -peak- neN, Sunday evening
upon the topic The Religious Na!ue 81
an Edurationa. The Young people arp
specially invited
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advertisements.
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

The bladder was created for one pur-
pose, namely, receptacle for the urine,
ana as such it is not liable to any form of
disease except by one Of Two ways. The
first way j. from imperfect action Of the
kidneys. The second way is from care
less local treatment of other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
neys is the chief cause of bladder troubles.
So the womb, like the bladder was, created
for one purpose, and If not doctored too
much is not liable to weakness or disease
except IN rare cases. 1t is situated back
of and very close to the bladder, there
fore any pain, disease or inconvenience
manifested in the kidneys, back, bladder
or urinary passage is often, by mistake,
attributed to female weakness or womb
trouble of some sort. The error is easily
made and may be as easily avoided. To
find out correctly, set your urine aside
for tWenty-four hours; sediment or set
Ting indicates kidney or bladder trouble.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
DR.. kilmer's swamp Root, the great kid
ney and bladder remedy, is soon realized.
If you need a medicine you should have
the best. At druggists fifty cents and
one dollar. You may have sample bot :
tie and pamphlet, both sent free by mail.
Mention THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and
send your address to DIR. kllmer < Co.,
Binghamton, \. y. The proprietors of
this paper guarantee the genulneness OF
this offer.
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Post-PrantliaI Oratory.

DR.. Elisha Kane, on returning from his
great Arctic exploration, was invited to
banquet in New York, where an after
dinner speaker talked an hour.
"Doctor, what did You think Of ihe
speaker asked friend
lit was like an Arctic sunset, answered
the explorer.
Nv nat do you mean by that"
"Bright and Interesting, but progok-
ingly long in operation replied the
doctor.
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( East sullivan.
Thomas Mulhern, OF Boston, is visiting
his uncle Patrick Nulhern.
The Holmes cottage on Bridg ham hill
Is open for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes, Miss Annie Holmes and Charles
Holmes came on Tuesday.
The \. L. T. 4 T. Co. is landing poles
for a line from the East Sullivan post
office to Hotel Tunk, for the accommo-
dalton Of the guests W no will soon have a
connecting link when away in the will
derness.
After the hRyers dried their coats from
Wednesdays shower they met at the
corner store. Each man being convinced
OF his own wisdom in opening, NOV ing
or knowing better as the case might be
tried to convince every other man
accordingly.
1t was indeed Childrens Day at the
church yesterday. \ large gathering u
children listened attentiyely to Mr..
Moore, " he seemed to receive an inspjra
ton from their bright faces as be talked
10 them from the words. "A child Is
known by its ways Miss Ordway had
the singing in charge and nineteen young
voices filled the church " it'll gladucss.
July 36. SUB.
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Franklin
Mrs. :. 5. Gross returns to Belfast this
week.
Miss NJ. g. West spent last week at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Charlotte BrowneIl, of Boston, is
visiting at J. P. Gordon's.
Charles Perkins, a former school teac her
in town, is here today, as agent for a
chemical fre-extinguisher.
Miss Lottie Tyler has, as usual when in
town, been a welcome acquisition to the
Methodist choir. Her rendition OF sacred
solos at church service the past two Sun
days has been pleasing variation. NJ iss
Tyler has sweet voice under perfect con-
troll, eyidencing deal of culture.
July 26. b.
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Surry.
Miss Edith Anderson is at home i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. William A. Freethy, of Brooklyn,
n, y, is spending the summer in her cot
tage at the head OF the bay.
The remains OF Mrs. Henry Jarvis,
whose death was reported in THE AMERI-
CAN last week, were laid at rest in the
village cemetery Sunday afternoon. The
funeral services at the home of the de-
ceased were attended by large number
Of relatives, besides many sympath izing
friends, neighbors and acquaintance.
Mr.. Jarvis, the husband OF the deceased,
has the especial sympathy of all, as he is
in feeble health and feels his great loss
very deeply.
July 26. g.
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MorId,s Railroad Record.

The Empire State express on the New
York Central broke the railroad record
# the world when it made the distance
etween syracuse and Buffalo, lis S miles,
49, minutes. The fastest time was
irty-three miles In t@enty-six minutes.
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RiNerNieN Local Union

The eighth quarterly session OF the
Riverview local union, Y. p. $. {. e. Will
be held with the Mt Desert Ferry society
al the South Hancock church. The toll
lowing programme has been arranged;