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SeawaIl.

Seawal-
School began here last Monday, taught
by Jessie Homer.
Mrs. Sarah Haynes, of Manset, with her
little grandson Eldridge, has been
spending few weeks at Charles Haynes
Mrs. Ellen Staples, of Swans Island,
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Newman. She returned home
last Friday.
Mrs. Julia Stanley and her granddaugh-
ter Lannie, came home from Bass Har-
Dor last week, where they have been visit
.-.s 49, s.~IIivy .
Nov 49, DOLLY.
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ears. HesaXs NJ Y
head gathered and
broke and my ears
ran terribly. l tried
soy eral- remedies
With no relief. At
last got a bottle Of
pesru-na and it did
mc=so much good
that | kept on using
il; am on the fourth
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u I'll " "it'f bfa9!' entitled The Ills OF
Life He wrote me that the remedy was
simple and that l could cure myself.
After using 81 worth OF his remedies
was entirely cured. The world could
not buy my fortune. | recommend Pc
ru-na to all as the best medicine sold.'
The third case Is that Of Rev. :. II.
Renfro. \orharne. No. W no b ad running
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Of Iaian, Mitchell
county, Texas, who
had been troubled
with running ears
ever since he was
nine months old.
After n : h orouE h
course Of treatment
with Pe-ru-na he was
entirely cured. and
is now rejoicing in
the fact that he is
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entirely free from this horrible disease.
4 free book treating eatarrh in all OF
its different phases and stages. written
by DR.. Hartman, will be sent free. by
addressing The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Co, Columbus, Ohio.
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hancock
Mrs !. II. Coggins, Who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Laws, re
turned to her home in Maiden, Mass
FRIDAY.
Pamela grange at its last meeting was
visited by the county deputy. Hollis Aus
tin, Of l.amoiue, who in his lecture gave
much valuable information.
The C. L. 5 {. held lis regular meeting
last Friday evening, at the home OF Mrs.
Mary 7. Abbott. The Origin, Progress,
and Literature OF Socialism was dis
cussed. Life in the English Colonies IN
America" and The Inner Life Of John
q. Whittier" were read. Next Friday
evening the circle will meet with Miss
Laws. The following Is an outline Of the
programme: Life in the Colonies, -
with search questions; The Paris OF To-
day "Strength OF SOC islism as a Scheme
OF Procuci To-. for the Distribution aud
Consuu utlon OF Wealth
NOV. 10. NJ.
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Earl, son OF Eugene SNOW, is quite i'll.
Manning Perkins is home from Bar Har-
Dor for few days.
Capt Edwin Lord has gone to steuben
to take charge of schooner "Lcttie NJ.
Gray.
George Dodge, OF Deer Isle, was the
guest of his parents, John p. Dodge and
wife, last week.
School closed Friday after a successful
term taught by Miss Katie Ceombs, of
West Brooksviile. The following closing
programme was presented: Nv hen
George Washington was a boy Alva
Perkins; recitation, Bernice Perkins; flag
exercise, Bernice Gray, Bernice Perkins.
Della Snow, Mildred and Stella Lord,
Effie, June and Blanche Young; recita-
ton, Glen Lynn burner; exercise on Abra-
ham Lincoln, Beulah Green, Frank Doyle,
Chrissie Colt. Glen Lymburner, Emma
Newell, Anna, Bernice, Ray, Alya, Willie
and Eddie Perkins, Mildred, stella and
Elmer Lord. Alfred and Elmer Tapley,
Iva, Della. Emery and Willie Snow, Ber-
nice and Lyman Gray, June, Ellie and
Blanche Young, and Harvard Nichols.
Nov. l3 {.
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of the middle ear OF
IA years. standing.
He SAYS" ! h adj run
ntg ears, and for II
wears / was almost
an invalid. 1t was
so offensive that l
exclu d Q d myself
from all society. I
received a pamphlet
from DR.. Hartman
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West Hancock.
Hollis Linseott has gone TO Boston to
work.
Burt Dorr ana wife, OF Bar Harbor,
have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Sarah Springer returned this week
from visit to FER children at Hancock.
Mrs. Susie strait on has been the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Maud Googins, the past
week.
Melvin J. Miliken, OF Springfield, wss
in town last week for short visit to his
parents.
Mr. Herrick, an employee ottie Wash
ington County railroad, hes moved into
the Nathan Ash's house.
Mrs. johnson. who has been stopping
at \. f Tracy's dlring the past year, has
gone home for visit.
School closed on Friday, NOV. 3, and
Will commence again next Monday.
Mss Emma Cline, teacher.
Nov. u. SUMAc.
Eden.
Charlie King IS laid up With a very sore
hand.
James Garland is on his way home from
klondike.
Mrs. Augusta Thomas, no has been i'll.
| is improving.
Mrs. William Grant died Thursday
night with pneumonia. She had been Ill
| for some time. She was loving wife and
mother, and was esteemed by all who
! knew her She was formerly of Waltham.
She leaves besides her husband, one daugh-
ter. Mrs Cora Smith, of New Hampshire,
and two sons, Butler Grant and Frank
| Grant.
Nov. 10. I.
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CnalleD'S or profession, ~ led, with
Contract and s sIie''d . Seseinssa
nrln, throughout. Requires the least
OINtcl possible whiting 10 enter data
Records and refer esieEi,y to any
monev. 5000 used and recorded. All kinds OF
labor saving records on hano or made to order.
WALTER W. GEORGE. Pu olisher,
100 Nassau st., New York
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Pr eddHioFof Coon'g Ne,rs So other pages

Atlantic.
Amos r, small. OF Deer Isle. Is visiting
his son. Or. Il W. Small.
Hollis Blal-deH who has been black
smithing al Hall Quarry, is home for the
winter.
William Burns and wife entertained a
party Of invited guests at their home Tues
day evening
meeting was called Monday evening
TO take measures to fence and put in order
Rose Hill cemetery.
Presiding Eider Day and Mr., stanley,
OF the Methodist church, preached at the
Baptist church sunday.
James McCallan and family viii move
to Eastpor, Jhis week, where be will be
engaged i'll the fisheries.
Capt Orlando Trask has gone 10 Bangor
in his schooner with load OF fish. He
intends TO take back load OF apples for
sale here.
Alfred Joyce and wife viii leave this
week fer Mansfield. Mass, W here they will
he employed during the winter. They
will stop few days with relatives in Port
land.
Nov 10 :
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bottle, and must say 1t has removed all
my had symptoms. My head does not
pam any more, my cars have stepped
running and / feel great deal better.
The next is the case Of Mas ter Murphy.
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his position nothing
but the re m c d lie 8
that have met the
approval OF the most
fastidious m e dical
ort h o d oxy could
ever reach him. In
the position of these
American citizen ;,
however, they h 4 d
access TO re medies
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The little folks love pr Mood. Norway r.ae
Syrup f'oasslt ta take. perfectly tarul'y.e
Positive cure for co4shs, eeid-. hr4ntH3i.-
asthma =4drt
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Baitlett.~ Island.
y. Q. Bartlett has gone 10 Bar Hsrbor
where he 5 Hpioyed.
Miss Nancy Bartlett hiss gone . Beverly,
Mass, e spend the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Chsries Dennis.
George Bartlett has returned from
Northeast Haroor and Will stop with
Francis Salisbury and wife
Arthur Balm has purchased boat and
Is going scsltoping for month, after
which be aud his brother w,ll go to
Rocklsrd commercial college,
Mrs. \. G. Balm has returned home
from Northeast Hsrbor. Mr.. Balm Will
close his store and be here II week to
remain through the winter.
Wesley Bartlett and party consisting
of Mr.. olive Bartlett, Capt. John DIX,
Linwooa Salisbury and Mrs Raymond,
went on trip to Ellsworth Friday and
returned sunday, in his schooner the
dolphin
Nov g. B.
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proved and disap-
proved. They were at perfect liberty to
try anything they chose to. They chose
TO try the remedy that had cured others
like themselves, and thus they found a
cure.
Running Of the ears, deafness or all
other affections of the middle ear. are
due primarily TO chronic catarrh. Run
ming Of the ear is properly called chronic
suppuratiye catarrh. Pe-ru-na will cure
catarrh of the middle ear, as we'll as
catarrh located elsewhere. This has
been proven over and over again in
innumerahle cases besides the ones just
mentioned. Deafness and running Of
the ears are but symptoms of chronic
catarrh Of the middle ear. Pe-ru-na
cures the catarrh, when the symptoms
disappear, whether it be running ears or
deafness or any other affection of the
middle ear The remedy Is compounded
according to the formula originally de-
vised by DR.. Hartman OF the Surgical
Hotel, Columbus, o., the noted writer
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and lecturer on all catarrhal diseases.
The second case, Mr.. II. Walter Brady,
Cascade, Ark, is a case Of suppuration
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La iiIt,lit-.

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Nov. -
The times., 1899-10-20
ARMoRED SHIPS SCATTERED.
No Fall Exercises for the north At
Inntic Sauadron.

No Fall Exercises for the North At
Iantic Squadron.
The abandonment of the regular fall and
winter exercises Of the famous North At
lantic Squadron has been decided on by
the Navy Department. AS much as the
department desired to keep the squadron
together as a unit of naval efficiency and
strength, it was impossible to DO so, on ac-
count of conditions which could not be con-
troIled. With the arrival yesterday Of the
battIeship Indiana at the Brooklyn navy
yard and the arrival of the battleship
Texas at the Norfolk navy yard, the dis
solution of the armored feet which proved
so powerful in the war with Spain had
been partially accomplished.
Naval officers who are interested in main
tanning the squadron say that 1t cannot be
reformed before February, and perhaps not
then. The recommendation of Admiral
Dewey that a strong naval force be main
tanned in the Philippines and the necessity
Of repairing some of the vessels are re-
sponsibIe for the disintegration The ar
mored cruiser Brooklyn has started for Ma
Mia, the protected cruiser New Orleans is
expected TO follow her this week, and the
Indiana and Texas will be under repairs fol-
some months This will leave only the
cruiser New York, the battleship Massa-
chusetts. and the cruiser Detroit for squad
ron service.
AS the Detroit is in Nicaragua locking
out for the American interests, the two
battleships are the only big vessels on the
station unassigned. 1t has been determined
by the department that they shall be sent
to sea to conduct extensive experiments
with wireless teIegraphy systems,
In February or March the squadron OF
evolution may be reformed The Indiana
and the Texas will be out of the hands
of the wcrkmen then, the New York and
the Massachusetts will have completed
their experiments, and the two new ar
mored fighters, the Alabama and the Kear-
sarge, viii almost certainly be ready &c
go into commission. These six big iron
clads would make the nucleus of a fine
squadron Of vessels. The cruiser Atlanta
will probably be seryiceable, and the De-
| trolt will have completed her work in
| Mica WateFa
The times., 1899-10-20
RAINY DAY POLITICS.
The Chicago Marching Club Making
Merry in "a Brewery.

Merry in "a Brewery.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 19.-Three hun
dred men making merry in a brewery is
something new in Kentucky politics. but
this is what happened here today in the
interest OF the Goebel Democracy. The
Cook County Marching Club, Of Chicago,
arrived here this morning. Rain forced
the declaring of of the afternoon pro-
gTamme and to pass away the time before
the formal reception and welcome to the
club its members proceeded to make merry,
but did il as an organization. After pa
rading the streets the club accepted the
invitation OF Henry Zitt, formerly OF chi
cago, but now proprietor OF brewery, to
visit his establishment. There beer was
handed out free TO all-comers, and the
Chicagoans proceeded to make merry and
consume the beverage The band assem-
bled in the brewery court and played
familiar airs while the bystanders danced
and cake-waIked to the tune OF Hot
Time" and My Rag-Time Girl.
In the evening James II. Muliigan, former
Consul to Samoa. welcomed the club IN
the Main Street Auditorium. He was re-
sponded TO by Dr.. Howard s. Taylor and
Judge Vincent Perkins. The club was not
headed by Mayor Carter II. Harrison.
Rumor has it that Governor Altgeld had
intended stumping the State against Mr..
GoebeL Mayor Harrison had been eX-
pected to speak for Mr. Goebel. and had
these two gentlemen taken the stump in
Kentucky against each other, the here
tofore existing antagonism between Altgeld
and Harrison would have been intensified.
In order TO prevent this these two leaders
agreed to keep hands off in the Kentucky
fight. get together themselves. and let
Colonel Bryan have his own way in Ken
tucky
The times., 1899-10-20

CINCINNATI. oct. I9.-WiiIiam J. Bryan,
Mrs. Bryan, and the newspaper men who
accompanied the party through Kentucky
crossed The river from Covington last night
and boarded the special train provided for
Che three days tour Of Ohio. The rua
10 Dayton was made during the night. and
here the private car OF John r. Mclean was
attached Early this morning the train
reached GreenTille, where Mr. Bryan de-
Iiyered his drst address. There was an
Immense crowd present ard mingled among
the thr0ng were numerous pickpockets. OF
whom there seems 10 be an organized gang
following in the wake Of Mr Bryan. Many
persons lost cash and valuable notes dur
ing the meeting. amounting 70 over thou
sand dollars in all.
The visiting party was escorted 70 tie
court house square by a mounted body,
largely composed Of the farmers OF the
county. 5ohn r. Mclean introduced Colonel
Bryan, Wt0 said
Il am glad 10 be in a county which,
though dark ia name is bright in political
principle q county which gave q Demo
cratic majority in 1896 Of ], 700 You want
10 increase that majority this fall If there
was one reason for you voting the Demo
cratic ticket in 1856. there are siXteen. rea-
sons 70 one why you should DO so this fall
The same vicious principles advocated By
The opposition in 1886 are advocated today
IN this campaign"
Colonel Bryan then entered into an elab-
crate defence OF the income tax, and pre-
dicted popular endorsement OF the propo-
sition. Colonel Bryan said that when he
first went 10 Cincinnati, IN March. 1898, 10
advocate the cause Of free silver, the frs;
and foremost man 10 lend him assistance
and sympathy was John r. Mclean I'm
der his guidance" Mr- Bryan continued,
our party in this State polled more votes
prior 10 1896 than NE would have done
otherwise, and the only reason We did not
carry the state in 1926 was that there were
more votes counted than the law machinery
supposed existed IN the State When you
vote for Nj Mclean you will register a
vote for free silver and help save the coun-
try
This evening at O'Clock the traia
stopped at BslIef0ntaine, Logan county, foi
half an hour The next stop and set speech
was Defiance. where great crowd was ad-
dressed by Colonel Bryan
The times., 1899-10-20
STONE CONDEMNS GoEBEL.
He Declares That William Jennings
Bryan Is Deceived.

Dr. an - tNeNANeu.
LOUISVILLE. Oct 19.-Former Con
gresham Stone. who claims that he was
deprived OF the Democratic gubernatoriaI
nomination by CoebeI. gave out today the
following statement:
ny observation in Kentucky is that
Mr. Bryan's trip has had no material effect
except in some instances. Men who were
Tor him for President before he came, I
have heard declare themselves against him
since he came, solely, however on Jhe
ground 0f his endorsement OF Goe5el and
MS methods. So FAR as ] am concerned
] am for Bryan Knowing the treachzry
of the gang that had him il hand, / know
he has been deceived as TO the situation
il Kentucky, as TO what occurred during
and since the Music Hall convention. !
know Mr. Bryan too vel 70 believe he
would endorse reachery, robbery, and
fraud to gain political asceudency-
Mr.. Bryan has been regarded as the
true and uutraameled leader Of the CON-
mon people and the exponent Of pure Dem
ocracy, but 10 the present instance. by
the same means Of deception and misrep-
TesentstiOu thar have characterized the
gang that had him in charge, during his
present tour Of kentucky. be has been
deceived.
Il have q personal letter from Senator
11A<LAD-LL AA n AGEaA AE dIIEdAe 70 4i4E II
The strongest OF terms 10 20 actively al
work 10 secure the election OF the Music
Han ticket Of which Mr.. Goebel is the
head, and in which he virtually admits the
lulquiry Of the Goebei election law, and
that il the hands Of any party it CAN be
used 70 rob the people Of their liberties
for al least q quarter OF century. The
tore Of Ills letter indicates that be feels
that his election 70 the United States
Senate is the paramount object Of the
campaign that is being Waged. Being
familiar with the facts. as Senator Black
burn is. ! am surprised that man who
knows me as well as be does, could have
The audacity 10 ask NE 20 support the
head 81 the ticket of the Music Han con-
Eentiou.
My Democracy is OF the purest type.
as is shown in my faithful service 10 my
party during my entire life, but 10 secure
the election o. Blackburn to the United
States Senate OF any other man 10 any
position. I cannot be driven 10 support any
man. by the support o. whom I would be
testifying 70 the truth Of their statements
and 10 the falsijy OF my own-"
The times., 1899-10-20
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The times., 1899-10-20
The Judge in "A Dilemma.

A Judge Of the old school. loving port wine
and hating trouble is said TO have once summed
up a very complicated case in the following
terms. you have all heard the evidence; you
have also heard what the learned counsel have
said. II you believe what the counsel for the
plaintiff has told your verdict viii be for the
Plaintiff; but H. on the other hand, yau believe
what the defendants counsel has told YOU. then
You viii give a verdict for the defendant But
il you are like me and d0a't believe what either
Of them has said, then I'll be banged il
know what you will do This Judge in =
dilemma and when you in 4 similar 6ileus-
ma and ind it very difficult 70 decide whas
brand Of HeHrich's beer you like best, i would
be advisable to telephone six-thirty-four. AFlins-
ton Bottling Co. and they will gladly acquatnt
you with the different brands
The times., 1899-10-20
Leslie e. MacLeod.

Leslie E. Macleod, editor of the "Trotter
and PAGER" died on Wednesday afternoon
Macleod disappeared from his Office about
three weeks ago, and his whereabouts
was unknown until word was reached
there Thursday that he had died at Bell
evue The cause of his death was tuber-
culOsis and pneumonia. Mr.. Macleod was
known to the horsemen all over the coun-
try as a writer on trotting horses. He
was native of Prince Edward Island. and
came here in 1885, as associate editor OF
"Wallace's Monthly"
The times., 1899-10-20
Chnreed Mith AssnnIt.

"Zeddy" Henderson. colored, tweuty years
of age, is locked up in the Eighth pre-
cinct station. charged with attempting
to commit an assault upon Mamie Lawson.
a negress who is only fourteen years OF
age The crime was perpetrated in her
parents house, in Clicks Alley. last sun
day morning at 1870 O'Clock Henderson
was not captured until last night at 6
o'clock He had returned to the alley.
and Special officer Howard. of the Eighth
precinct arrested him.
The times., 1899-10-20
THE NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN.
Colonel Bryan's Preparations 10
stump the State.


stump the state
LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 19.-Arrangements
were completed tonight for a complete
swing around the State by Colonel Bryan.
A special train VIII be hired for ten days.
and an attempt made 10 cover every point
il the State that can be reached by rail-
read ard which Colonel Bryan has not pre-
vlously visited this year. He viii wind
I'D the campaign al Lincoln on November
4 and Omaha on the 9Th. with former
Gov. John p Altgeld. Of Illinois. The lat
Ter is booked for eleven speeches in the
eastern and northeastern sections OF the
state
Former Representative Towne and Helen
NJ Cougar, Of Indiana, are also billed. The
Republicans have imported Senator Fair
banks O. Indiana and J. r. Burton, OF Kan
sas. and Senator Thurston and Assistant
Secretary Meiklejohn begin speechmaking
tours next week.
Colonel Bryan's friends DO not admit that
his return is caused by any fear Of losing
the State, bur that. since the Republicans
insist on making il a question Of whether
his State wiIl repudiste or sustain him. he
proposes making the verdict il his fayor as
emphatic as possible
The times., 1899-10-20

as long as liberty has a home or Republi-
canism a friend.
Indeed. at such time, party ties
should be thrown aside and forgotten. The
gallant Democrats who have rallied TO the
standard Of John Young Brown. the Pop
ulists and the Prohibitionists have all
denounced this measure. To them would
say. Come over and help US Let US stand
together and give Taylor and the who
Republican ticket a majority. Let him
not be counted out"