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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-01
YARMOUTH.

Rev. George Putnam. who has recently
Teen the guest Of Deacon A. l. Losing
has gone to Dunharton. NH, for q brief
rest before returning to his passionate.
Rev. q. &c Mckinley Of Rockville,
Conn.,, Rev. Thomas Simms OF South
Manchester, Conn, and Rey. John Bas-
towe OF Msdford, Mass, who have been
enjoying their vacations at Princes
Point. have returned to their homes and
pastorates after delightful vacation in
this town.
Miss May Leighton, tea,hsr in the
Yarmouth schools, has accepted a position
rs teacher in the intermediate schools NJ
Hubbardston. Mass, and viii enter upon
the discharge of her duties in September.
The new nrsinen's hall is to be dedl-
Gated today with appropriate exercises.
From to q. SO p. IN. the hose house ard
quarters are to be opened for public in
spection. A flag raising Ia to occur at =. 81
o'clock with an appropriate address nv
Mr.. G. L. buchanan. The Yarmouth
Cadet band viii give concert ON tbs
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you WON'T NEED TO THINK TWICE
ON THIS.

A moro beautiful place than Lake
Winnipesaukee would be difficult to find,
and the sail over tho lake on the steamer
Mount Washington, Ia one Of the rarest
Of joys. The trip covers more than four
hours' time, and the distance covered is
about GO miles. Center Harbor, Wolf
boro, weirs. Alton Boy, Bear and Long
island, are some of the landings made,
and to get to them the steamer inust
make its way about the numerous lei
ands that dot the surface of the lakes
Mountains and hills are everywhere,
and with the sharp air the foliage Is as
Stunning hues beautiful and enticing.
The Boston & Maine railroad Is TO run
an exuur sion 20 Centre Harbor from here
on September 9th, the rate for the trip Is
but 81. 30. See flyers and inquire Of ticket
age ts about this outing, which Is one
Of the best of the season.
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grounds In front Of the hall prior to and
after the dag raising and address. Re-
freshments are to be served to the IRE
men, band, town officials and their
ladies.
Rev. o. K. Crosby, pastor Of the Cen
trail church, 10 to preach sunday morning
at that church on the subject aims
and Purposes. In the evening he will
speak ON the prophet Daniel.
Rev. e. P. Porter is to occupy the pull
pit of the First Parish church sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. II. L. Caulkins has returned
from Ncrthtield, Mass. where he has been
in attendance at Moody's Bible school
lectures. Rev. Mr.. Caulkins will preach
from the Baptist pulpit on Sunday.
Rev. Isaac Pierson Of South Medford,
Mass, who Is spending his vacation ut
Princes Point, is TO occupy the pulpit of
the Congregational church at Freeport
on Sunday.
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Wednesday OF next week. In the event
that the matter becomes general toplo
Of interest the stores would all CLOSE and
a gala day would bs enjoyed, Including
sports and other ADJUSTMENTS. and a Aas-
ket lunch enjoyed along the sh,res of the
river.
THREE HORoES ON A TRAIN.
Conductor Clsaves Of the Portland 8,
Rochester railroad discovered three
tramps riding on the front OF the noon
passenger train to Rochester from Port
land yesterday noon. At Cumberland
Mills the tramps were put on, but while
the train was at halt the hoboes went
to the rear oar and got onto the platform.
They were discovered again soon after
the train hauled out and the signal to
stop the train given. when the hoboes
were again put of from the trair.
LETTER FROM UHARLLs r.
MAYBERRY.
II was reported In this city few days
ago that Mr.. Charles X. Mayberry, a
Westbrook young man who is serving In
the United States army. had been shot.
Evidently this WIS g falss rumor as the
following letter just received by his
father will explain Itself:
Mayaguez, Porto Rico, August 10.
Dear Father--I promised when left
Portland that would write to yon as soon
ss / joined mr.. troop. / arrived safely
and am feeling nicely. About a month
ago received kick from a horse while
on detached service, so that was laid
up In the hospital for five weeks. which
was not very pleasant. They cut my
leg open and scraped and burned the
bone. i am getting along nicely now.
IL you see any of the boys tell them to
write me. l feel that am better off here
than anywhere else as can save more
money.
We had q terrible hurricane hero Tues
DAY Which destroyed everything on the
island. Houses were blown down and
cur stables went with the others Ships
were dashed In pieces OH the shore. liz
was an awful sight US so many people
were left homeless. We mounted our
horses ana rode along the beach search
Ing for bodies which came ashore from
In the storm all day long, and we got
we through.
Would like to get paper from home
to learn of the news in Mestbrook.
Write soon and tell my friends / shonld
like TO hear from them at any time.
Charles h. Mayherry,
Troop K, 9th cavalry,
Mayaguez, Porto Rico.
Young Mayberry Is the son of Mr..
Lewis Mayberry and served during the
war with Spain in Co. NJ, Uloaves Rifles
Of westbrook. On his return from
Chickamauga he soon aftsr re-enlisted
In the U. 5. cavalry and ia now located
In Porto Rico.
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WOODFORDS.

The seats for the new school room In this
Odd Fellows block ara expected 90 ar
rive in day or SO. Double doors nre to
DO put in at the foot Of the second eight
of stairs in the block.
Rocky Hill lodgs. *. of A., held a
special meeting last evening at their
hall for tho purpose Of comforting tae
rank of knight.
A nnmber OF the members of the Wood
foods Gun club went 10 their cottage ut
Bowary Beach, Care Eiizate.h, where
they are TO enjoy Friday in duck shco. :
ing.
MIR. Charles M. Ls-row and wife, New
ems street, have returned from their yaca-
tion among relatiyea In Wis.assss.
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for by the date, September 4th, falling
upon Labor Day and partly due to the
reputation that pfecedes the Shubert
Stock company. 1t is interesting 10 chat
with Business Manager Moore on things
theatrical as that gentleman has had
wide experience in the profession. Mr..
Moore In substance said yesterday: at
is mistaken notion that has gained
oredenos that Messss. Fay Bros. 81 HOS.
ford have engaged a stock company to re-
uain continuously throughout the sea-
fson. 1t has been utterly impossible in
times past to get exactly the proper at
fractions at all times and to avoid an
actual loss of money the vast field of
mediocrity had TO be called upon in order
to keep thu theatre busy. With first
class stock organization this difficulty is
obviously overcome and that too without
excluding the gilt edged attractions that
have always been too scarce owing to the
isolated position of Portland geographic
CHILLY speaking. AS an illustration the
shubert Company Is to remain four
weeks at this Jefferson. Yet in ths last
week of this time Daniel Frohman' g
latest and perhaps greatest success sThe
Colonial Girl comes in for two nights,
II the popular taste fanoies the enterprise
1t will OF course be continued Indefinite
ly, but only with the understanding that
the large number OF Kiaw g. Erlaneer.
Charles Frohman and Daniel Frohman's
attractions which have been booked for
months past, shall play their respective
engagements"
This is decidedly new understanding
of the situation that is so interesting to
all Of Portland and the news will be
hailed with pleasure, Lady Windemere's
Fan has heen selected for the introduce
tory bill and great preparations are being
made to at once establish the Shubert
company in high favor. Fanny Nc
Intyre, who has filled the position of
leading lady for many years in the lest
stock companies In the country, will act
in that capacity with the Shubert com.
pany. NJ. l.. Alsop has held the enviable
position Of leads and understudy TO
William Gillette, and distinguished him.
self in London by his artistic assump-
tion of Gillette's role in ''Secret Ser
vice" for three weeks last season. MIR.
Alsop will no doubt win the appreciation
that is expected of him. Others in the
large company ara veil known and have
been selected for their special fitness. The
engagement will begin with asLahor Day
ma tinee.
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Miss Isabelle Hutchinson has returned
to her home In West Buxton.
Master Harry Adams OF Portland Is
passing some days at the home Of Mrs.
Martin Burke.
Miss May v. Waterhouse. Kelsey street,
Is passing the week at Lewiston, the
homo Of her aunt. Mrs. Fred Merrill.
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NEW EIGHT BELLS.

The spectacular acrobatio farce-comedy
Eight Bells" with the seemingly bone
less brothers, Byrne. as the guiding
spirits, Will be presented at the Portland
theatre one night. Wednesday. Septem Der
9th. Those who have seen this panto-
mimic production in the past will scarce
ly recognize 1t so many and so novel are
the new features which have been injected
in it.
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Terrible plaques, those itching, psstsr-
Ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to
misery. Deans Ointment cures At
any drug store.
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NOTES.

The steamer Aucocisoo of the Harp
swell line VITA make a special trip from
Long and Peaks islands Saturday night
to take party DESTROYS of attending the
opening Of Portland theatre. The steamer
will leave Long island at 6.45 and Bay
View landing, Peaks island. at z. 10, re-
turning to the islands at Ills p. m.
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PEcK's BAD BOY.

At Portland theatre Saturday matinee
and night the Atkinson Comedy will in
augurate the season with that famous
comedy Peck's Bad Boy and all who have
seen the Bad Boy Will want to see him
again. The play has been rewritten
ana many new features introduced. The
company is a capable one introducing
some very clever vaudeville artists.
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A GRIP OF STEEL.

All patrons Of the theatre like strong
emotional Melo-drama and the production
of "a Grip Of Steel" will be rare treat
at Portland theatre next Monday after.
noon and evening and Tu esday evening.
"a Grip of Steel enjoyed very success
full run of over two thousand nights In
London and last week played to the Ca
pacity Of the National theatre.
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MAINE CENTRAL EXCURSIONS.
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pLEAsANrDALE.

Mr. Jas. Emery has gone to Saco, the
home of his son, MIR. Charles Emery.
Mrs. Elijah Hamilton IL entertaining
her sisters, Mrs. Fannie York and Mrs.
Eliza Tarr, of Rockport, Mass.
Miss Edith Sawyer, of South Portland
Heights, Is being entertained at the home
of her. brother, Mr.. +. c. Sawyer.
Misses Maude Hamilton and Ella Dyer
passed Wednesday at Higgins's Beach.
Mrs. Frank Hartman and children, Of
Bartlett, N. H., are the guests Of her
mother, Mrs. Laura N0yss, Pearl street.
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THE JEFFERSON.

The sale of seats for the opening night
Of ths new stock company at the Jeifer-
son theatre evidences packed house.
This state Of affairs Is partly accounted
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Signature os LI<2Nzz1
BETHEL ITEMS.
BETHEL, MD, Dec. 10. 1899

BETHEL, MD, Dec. 10. 1899
Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Rutter and daughter
Ethel, of North East spent Sunday with Mr..
aud Mrs. James Lynch.
Mr.. VIM. Tyson, of Trainor spent SUNDAY
with his fnther, Mr. Rawling Tyson.
Miss Maud Cosgrovc, of North East spent
THANKSGIVING with her aunt Mrs. William
Ramho.
Mrs. Norris Atkinson is having her house
painted and papercd Mr.. Snmue! Gray is
dom the work.
Quite a number of our folks attended the
musical ent rtanment given by the Choral
organization of Bay View ana were very
much pleased with the same.
Mrs. james Crothers, Mr.. Alfred Crothers
and daughter, Florence, OF College Green
spent SandHy With Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Thompsoy.
Bet!c ",h'",tN 20 DOL will mold an enter
tainuer, on Christmas night. Come ont and
see US
Mr.. RawIing Tyson spent last week with
friends in Chester aud Trainer
Mr.. Robert Mearps was It visitor with
fri 'nd7 on The Port Road last week.
Mr. Harry T. Abrams killed a hog this week
which typed the bean at III lbs.
Mr.. Harry BJulden has removed from
Deckman farm to the Morrison property.
Rev b. +. Jester held Love feast at Bethel
on Sunday afternoon last [, was larg, " at
tended.
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In 1893, when Delhi was sacked by
Nadir Shah, after he had defeated the
Moguls at Karnal. 100000 of the in
habitants were put to the sword and
treasure was carried off to the value
of at least $40, 100000. Some say the
value was $1,500,0O0 1000, and one
writer says $3,O0OOOO,OOO Again,
when Alexander the Great overthrow
Darius, the Persian, Babylon opened
its gates to the conqucror, who obtain
ed, though without plundering the city
enormous treasures that had been col
lectcd by Darius Three weeks later
at Sura he seized S60,0OO000 \ lit
tie later PcrscpoliS, Il magnificent city
and the favorite capital of Darius, was
captured by him. The place was sack
ed and the great palace burned. The
plumber obtained is said to have been
worth S140000.0OO and included cnor.
nous stores of gold. silver and pre-
cious stones, boarded up there by the
Persian mOnaUchs.
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COLLEGE GREEN ITEMS.
COLLEGE GREEN. December ID. 1879

COLLEGE GREEN, December Is, 1899
Miss Rhoda Armour has returned from a
lengthy stay with Philadelphia friends.
The pupils of Butler school will have an
entertainment on Friday evening, December
22nd.
Miss Margaret Crothers, of Upland, Pa, is
visiting the home of Mrs. Caroline Crothers
Walter T. Johnson, of Rising Sun, spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. Haines Crothers, contractor and build
err is erecting a kitchen for Andrew Brickley,
one of our progressive farmers
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Dinsmore and daughter
Miss Hilda,, of Rising Sun, spent Sunday
with james T. Armour and family.
Miss Georgia Clifford has returned from d
visit to her sisters Misses Molly and Kath-
rine. of Philadelphia.
What has become of the Mizpah? We hope
it will reorganize this winter and be success 5,
full as before.
Sunday was communion day at Ebenezer
Miss Rachel Kirk is visiting Mrs Grant
Clifford. of AvOndae
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SATURDAY, DEC. 1G, 1899.
COUNTY NEWS
HARRINGTON NEWS.
FAnmINGToN, December Is, 1899.

FARMINGToN. December 10, 1899.
Quite heavy downfall of rain visited this
section on Tuesday with wind blowing
terrilIically but the atmosphere does not
change as it is quite warm.
Mrs. Molie Conoly and daughter Murl who
have been spending a week with her grand
parents, have returned to Wilmington.
Our shoe maker Dad spent Wednesday
in Chester viewing the sites and making ready
for the holidays.
Misses Lulu and Nettic McVey spent Il day
this week with their aunts at Zion.
Miss Eta Slicer is visiting relatives in
Hartford county.
Several in this place are suffering with the
grippe.
our clever little merchant is busy making
ready for the holidays.
The first skating of the season made its ap-
pearance last week but did not last long.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home
of Mrs. Lyde Brickley last Saturday after
noon.
Messrs. Mayberry's has made quiet an i'm.
provement on their house by erecting a new
weather boarding. Mr. Robert Harrington
was the contractor.
Mr.. A. W. Kirk, of College Green is visit
ing his cousin. Mr.. william McMullen, of
Fairfack, Virginia.
Mrs. L. X. Sicer was the guest of her
father. Mr.. Trego, of Lancaster, Pa, last
week.
Miss Eta NJ. Slicer is visiting friends of
Havre de Grace.
A new piano has been placed in our vicinity
last Monday.
Miss Rachie Kirk, of College Green is
spending visit with her cousin Mrs Luella
Clifford, of Avondale, Pa.
Miss Maggie Crothers, of Upland, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Caroline Croth
ers.
An entertainment was held in Franklin
school room on Thursday evening last.
There will be Xmas entertainment held
in the school room of Butler, next Friday
evening under the leadership of Miss Eva
Brickley, consisting of dialogues, rectations,
tabaleau, singing, etc. The proceeds
will be used for the purchase of an organ
for the school room. If stormy the following
evening.
Mr.. Benjamin Mcvey is Philadelphia
visitor.
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Am Undeserving Beggar.
IContimaed from Page IL

be so kind of you. Here Is my card.
Please let Inc know about him as soon
as you can
In exchange for her card he gave her
his. on which she read the name
Douglass Wayne.
- shall C&pcCt ~ see YOU tomorrow
OF the next day IT the latest, Mr..
Wayne" said she as they waited for a
car which was to take her home.
He hCsitatcd for n moment and
seemed very much embarrassed.
81 could write" said he at last, ''if it
isn't convenient to have me call"
Don't let that disturb YOU" said
che. you will call on a matter of bust
aesS and after we've settled that l
hope you'll sing for me-"
He tried to say something appropri-
ate, but could only manage n Good
byw that was like a bashful school.
boys.
On the following afternoon Mr..
Wayne called upon Miss Aston, and
she received him alone in a manner as
unconycutionally friendly as their ear
Tier acquaintance had been. But no
cordiality of welcome could put Mr..
Wayne at his ease.
ITS n pitiful story I've got to tell
you" said he.
"Ahout our friend, Mr.. O'Mara 2"
queried Anne
eyes; about our friend. Mr.. O'Mara
I've looked him up, and he is entirely
unworthy. In fact, he's a fraud"
isn't he really poor?" she asked.
"Oh, YES, he's poor enoughv'
"Then why shouldn't l help him? A
man of his years.
"Ah, there's the point" said Wayne
Gle isn't really old. He's only "a,
and
"Twcnty four! And with Il wife and
six children,'
ono; he hasn't any children, and he
isn't married His name isn't O'NIara
either, and he's not an Irishman. Hes
Scott Rarman. Il vaudeville performer.
He ana his partner had been out of an
engagement for several months. and
their money was gone almost to the last
cent. They had an engagement in sight,
but it looked as if they would starve to
deatE in the meantime. At this juno.
turc the partncr-a worthless fellow
who ought to be something better. for
he comes of IA good family and was
well brought up and educated-sug-
gested this scheme of street bcggary.
They squared matters with the police
in the usual way and | understand,
have made quite bit of money"
"Thats just too funny for anything"
exclaimed Anne And she laughed like
a child. ITS Il great joke on me- That
fellow must be dreadfully clever. The
idea of his fOoling me in broad day.
light. I'm sure he's welcome to my
money"
81 forced him to return it," said
Wayne, drawing the identical so bill
from his pocket. Il was unwilling you
should he robbed in that way"
"Robbed?" she cried. Not n bit of
it! I've had more than the moneys
worth, and I'd be very much obliged if
you'd return it to him."
81 can't do that" he protested. You
see, it's not only that 'O'Mara is Il
fraud, but there's his raScally partner.
Who
"Ch y"sr exclaimed Anne Tell N,
about the partner"
'Why, YOU see" said he, the scheme
they made up between them was that
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PRINCIPLE FURNACE ITEMS.
PRINCIPLE FURNACE, Dec. Is, 1899.

PRINcIPIo FURNACE, Dec. Is, 1899.
The pupils of the Public School intend
holding an entertainment on Thursday even
ing, 21st inst Proceeds for school purposes.
If stormy will be held the following evening.
Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. +. s. Seminar had as her guests on
Wednesday, Mrs. William Young also Mrs
Harry Virtue, of Havre de Grace, Md.
Mr.. Harry Crawford, of Wilmington, Del,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. Sent
man.
Miss Maurice Wright is spending few
days with her sister Miss Mabel Wright OF
Baldwin.
The largest hog butchered this season
was killed at Mr.. Eli Jackson's being Mr..
Thomas Harrisons weighing 1876 pounds.
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'T T IT, T ~ I''E'.-'7 II
Barman should represent poor old
man, and that while he was singing to
an nnrrsponsivc crowd the partner.
dressed as gentleman in the only good
suit CT clothes he has in the world,
should come along and join ill.,"
Gust as you did" said Anne. Isn't
that odd|'
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FOR SALE.
3 Horses ==CoWs==Wagom

| will offer at Private Sale, until further
notice, nj fair prices and on liberal terms at
my residence on main road above Cherry Hill,
the following items of personal properly:
Lady Rosa Or my 3-yr.-old standard and
registered by st Gothard, dam Rcdcwa, by Sen
tincl wilkes. This mare is a great prospect,
ana inbred wilkes, pretty as Il picture and
can take you down the road in II forty clip !
think If handled next year will pace in .. 80 or
better, Sound and kind
BAY gclding, Il years old. Ii hands high, will
work amy where and great road horse. Will
be sold well worth the money.
Belle, roam iily, coming = years old Sire
Iod', dam Birdie. A big grOwthy tilly,
broken to harness, sound and kind and ready
to go to work next year.
2 good milk cows. One extra well bred. One
Dayton wagon. Almost new and in best con
dltlon. One two man road cart. in good con-
dition. Will price the above right allowing )
per cent. discount for cash, or will accept
note at one year, with approved cudorsCr.
without interest. in payment
WILLIAM y. MACKINSON,
Nova. Cherry Hill, Md
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The Duke of Connaught. in his eff
forts to go out to fight the Bocrs an at
tempt which was frowncd on by Gen
eral Sir Rcdvcrs Butler, got as far as
having his royal mother, Victoria, ask
that he be sent. 1t was supposed that
this would be effective, but the general
simply replied: Madam, you have
many gallant officers, but only three
sons. Keep them at home" And the
duke has not yet started.
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Mrs. William Gillespie is the guest of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs George Haines.
Mrs. Wesley Wilson spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Edward Jackson.
The NJ. E. Church intends holding an
oyster supper in the warehouse near the B
h o. Station on Tuesday evening the 10Th
inst If stormy the following evening.
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Liquid Air ara Magnetism,

When steel is dipped into liquii air,
it's magnetism IL ruriously affected.
Nonmagnetic nickel steel acquires
magnetic properties after being in.
merscd for five minutes in liquid air
Manganese steel is similarly affected
The density of carbon steel is pcrccp
tbly decreased after the immersion.
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\ week later Wayne and Barman

\ week later Wayne and Barman
the celebrated musical comedy duo, APP,
prar"d 1T Il place of amusement where
'reIin2d vaudeville" prrennially holds
the boards. Earman was dressed as n
tramp and Wayne as Il dude, in which
character h" wore an enormous chrys-
anthcmum in his buttouholr On the
second evening he wore Il much larger
and finer one-thc very rarest chrysan-
thcmum in New York which lad been
sent to The stage door in a boz. but
there WAS no visible clcw 20 the identi-
ty OF III" giver
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rs it hard to propose to a grl?' ask
ed the novice in affairs of the heart.
''Somctimcs it's good deal harder
not to propose returned the man Of
worldly experience thoughtfully. ITS
always well to be on your guard
Chicago Post.
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CAT ARRH.
The Specific is
RlV'F Crn9m Balm

1t is quickly Absorb
cd. uiF,a Relief ut
once. Opens and
cioanscs The Nasal
Passages Allays In