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West GouAdsboro.
y. Noyes, of Sullivan, is at his brothers s,
+. p. Noyes, for few days.
Miss V. c. Hall is boarding at Mrs. A. j.
Sargent's for several weeks.
Miss Lizzie Hall, of East Sullivan, is at
F. P. Noyes' for few weeks.
Mrs. E. Nourse and daughter are the
guests Of the Misses Galbraith.
Mrs. E. N. Benson Is spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. John A. Shaw.
Mrs. Mary Sleuman and DR.. H. F. T.
Cleaves are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Abbie Taft.
Mrs. E. d. Shaw and daughter Mabel
have returned from Gouldsboro, where
they have been visiting their aunt.
Mrs. Watson and son came Tuesday
night and Joined her daughter Helen, who
was visiting Mrs. s. D. Sargent, and re-
turned to her home Friday.
July 30. L.
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TwENrY-sIxTn MAINE.

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TwENTY-sIxTH MAINE.
Next Wednesday the veterans OF the
28t b Maine regiment will hold their an
nual reunion in Bluehili. As many OF
| the members OF this regiment live west OF
the Penohscot, an excursion will be run
from Belfast and searspor,. A Zig atten-
dance is looked for.
There will be business meeting In the
town hall at Q 30 a. IN. The roll will be
called at 10 O'Clock. At noon, dinner will
be served. In the afternoon there will be
public exercises. Rev. Z. q. NJ. Harwood
will deliver an address of welcome, to
which Mrs. James Mckeen will respond.
In the evening the campfire" viii be
kindted.
George A. Clough, of Boston, is In
town.
Miss Lena Parker Is considerably
better.
w. Brooks wesco,t went to Portland
Thursday.
Agernon Dresser, OF Portland, Oregon,
Is In town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hardin is visiting 8. y.
osgood and wife.
Misses Ethel and Fannie stover went
to Boston Thursday.
Mrs. L. N. Carter has been visiting
relatives In sedgwick the past week.
Summer visitors enjoyed an excursion
on the steamer Catherine" Monday.
David Emerson. ir.. and George Gray,
OF Boston, are in town visiting their par
enis.
Mics BeIvidere Gross is spending Au.
gus, with her parents, T.. l.. Gross and
wife.
Lemuei W. Peters and wife, OF Boston,
are visiting Mr.. Pe,ers' father, l.. Il. ID.
Peters.
Mrs Nora Morse and aunt, of Boston,
are visiting Misc Morse's parents, George
Morse and wife.
The correspondent made an error in
stating that the Congregational fair
would be Aug. Is. 1t Ii to be held the 18th.
The Juvenile classes OF the Bspti.,
Sunday school will hold an ice-cresm
aud candy sale ct the Baptist chapel
Friday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth SsundarS, mother OF
Mrs. Otis Littiefetd, died a, her dsugh.
ter's home Friday morning. The funeral
Was held Sunday.
Newton osgood and wife, OF Massachu.
sets, are visiting Mr.. ossood's parents,
A. n. osgood and wife. Mr.. o.good i.
member OF the Arlington quartette.
Two candidates were initiated at
Mountain Rebekah ledge, /. o. o. r..
Friday eyening-Mr.. James Morteiie
and Mrs. Walter Slower. Ice.cream and
cake were served.
Thirtsea visitors are al the Inn. A
number OF summer visitors are at the
Pend;eion house. All the cottages ut
Parker Point are fa,i, and the boarding
house conducted by II. ). Sweet Is having
more calls Tor this saonth than IL can ac-
eommodate.
Bluehil. viii celebrate Old Home Week
In small. way Thursday. The celebra-
ton Will be In the form OF picnic at
Coughs beach. As this Is To be held,
there VIII not be he usual Sunday school
picnic this year, but 1t will be included
in this. There viii be speeches in the
afternoon by representative men OF the
town. The committee viii arrange for
conveyances at nominal sum. Every
body /. invited.
Aug g. Ron
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Samuel johnson is building a large ex-
tension on his stable.
Mrs. Ellie Grey and Hiss Bessie Strong
went to Castine " ecnesdsy.
Miss Florence Colby is cierking Mt G.
A. Martins store at Hancock Point.
Henry kellum will build restaurant
on the site of the one burned on the
Fourth OF July.
William Gaiiison was called home to
Boston by the sudden death OF his little
sou Davie, last week. He has been in
the employ OF Samuel Johnson.
Aug. 2. YANKAPoo.
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Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Ella Johns Is home with her
mother, Mrs. Nancy Johns, after pro-
ionged absence.
The yacht ..Sea Fox, belonging to the
Eastern Point yacht club, Boston, came
in during the fog OF last week, and re-
manned until it cleared.
Miss Grace Moore arrived from Boston
Sunday to spend the month with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. $. o. Moore.
Mrs. Edward Prebie, OF East Boston,
arrived Sunday to visit relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. A. Handy and Ernest Young,
of fremont, were passengers on the
.'Cimbria" this morning.
Aug.6. G.
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lately built a cottage here. Friday mig b
they gave a dinner party on board.
July 81. II.

South Hancock.
Albert Haven is at home for few weeks
vacation.
Mrs. John Walker gave a lawn party
Friday afternoon. Ii was enjoyed by ALI.
DR.. E. W. Young, wife and daughter, of
Everett, 81 ASS, are visiting DIR. Ioung's
parents.
Mrs. Emeline Jarvis OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
who has been the guest of Mrs. +. NJ.
Watson, is now in Bar Har Dor.
Miss Marcia c. Young, who teaches in
Lancaster, Mass, will spend August with
her parents.
Miss Anna Proctor, OF Rosindaie, Mass :,
has returned home after spending her
vacation here with friends and relatives.
A large party rode to Tunk Pond satur-
day, where a bountiful dinner was spread.
All pronounced 1t a most enjoyable day.
Aug. 6. w.
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To Save Her Child

from frightful Disagreement Mrs. Nam
ME dalleger, OF lagrange, Ga, applied
bucklen,s Arnica Salve to great sores on
her head and face, and writes its onjcL
cure exceeded all her hopes. Ii works
wonders In sores, bruises, skin eruptions.
guaranteed by WIoaIg 4 MOORE druas
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North asiuehiiI.
Irwin and Harry Bowden are home
from Boston.
Arthur johnson. OF Walnut Hills, Mass,
Is stopping at n. Bowden's.
Mrs. Charles Snowman and Miss Jean
nette Snowman, OF Lowell, are the guests
OF Mrs. Snowman's daughter, Mrs. Frank
Snow.
The young ladies of this place gave an
ice-cream and cake sale and sociable
Thursday evening. The proceeds, T.G3,
are to help pay for summer preaching
They are planning another entertainment
for the same purpose.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual field day exercises which are 10
be held at the Bluehill mineral spring
August "a. A local committee OF seven,
John E. Dority, chairman, was appointed
by Halcyon grange Saturday evening.
Aaron Jones, of South Bend, Ind, will be
present, and Is expected TO give an ad-
dress. There will be music under the d.
rection of Charles C. Ciough, of Bluehill
The genial superintendent OF the springs,
Thomas Grieve, can be depended upon to
extend a hearty welcome to all.
Aug g. w
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July 30.

Mothers lose their dread for "that terrible
second summer" when they have DIR. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry in the house.
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West Hancock.
David Farnsworth has gone to Jones'
boro to spend few weeks.
Miss Ella Crawford, OF Lawrence, Mass.
is a guest at Benjamin Shute's.
Mrs. Malcolm Googins has gone to
Cherryfield to spend few days.
Mrs. Hollis whitney, OF Detroit, is visit.
ing her parents, Lorenzo Linscott and
wife.
Mrs. Daniel Crimmin and son Charles
Of Sullivan, are visiting at Israel Dur
gains.
Rev. George w. Avery held the last OF q
very pleasant series OF meetings here or
Sunday.
Mr.. Patterson, the station agent a,
Washington County Junction, is Ill with
rheumatic fever.
Sherman Mcfarland returned Sunday
from a visit to his brother, w. H. Nc
Fariand, of Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Woodward, OF New York
and infant son Harold are visiting her
parents, SEVERN Thorsen and wife.
Mrs. NJ. Marden, OF Waltham, Mass
was recently In town for short visit, the
guest OF Prof. W. r. Butler and family.
Mrs. Mary X Butler and granddaughter
Miss Alice Butler, are visiting friends at
Hancock Point and Mount Desert Ferry
They will also visit Bar Harbor.
Aug. 5. SUMAC
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life ar,,.

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Surr1.
Miss Grace Beede, tho has been very ill,
has recovered.
Miss Ora Grindle has gone to Northeas,
Har Dor, and Miss Nellie Alley to Hancock
Point to work in hotels.
Mrs. F. l. Jordan and little daughter
Amy are visiting Mr.. Jordan's parents,
Henry ID. Jordan and wife, at West Surry
Frank l.. Jordan, who sailed In the
'.Storm Petrol" two weeks ago for Ron
dout, is seriously Ill, and at last report was
going to the marine hospital at Chelsea,
Mass.
J. E. Gott has picked seventy-two quarts
OF gooseberries and tifty-six quarts of
currants from his bushes this season. He
has one little gooseberry bush (the Lam
CASTER, which was set out two years ago,
that yielded fifty-five berries this summer
that would average about forty to the
pound. Some of the berries weighed very
nearly half an ounce.
Aug g. q
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south Deer psl~.
Mrs. V. Goss spent Tuesday with friends
here.
Hon. Grant Rogers Iectured on prohibit
ton at Stonington Wednesday evening.
Miss Winnie Torrey returned from her
visit at Reach this week. She expects to
return to Georgetown in few days.
Miss Nellie Robbins and Mrs. Lizzie
Revision with her little son, came from
Boston last week, and are with Miss An
geline Robbins.
The drought continues severe In this
section, no rain having fallen since the
18th and then the rain lasted less than
two hours. Forest fires are raging near
Stonington, and a large fire shows east of
here, said to be on small island which is
completely swept by the flames. Fields
and pastures are dry and brown.
The chief event of the week here was
the Sunday school picnic on Tuesday.
The weather was perfect and quite large
number attended. After the dinner,
which was served by classes, there were
games, races, ETC.. which all enjoyed.
There was potato race by the boys, an
egg race by the larger girls, and straight
runs by the smaller children. Prizes were
given the winners in each class.
Aug. 3. ECO.
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OTIS.
Horace T. Salisbury and wife, OF Brewer,
are in town visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. William True and little daughter
are visiting her parents, G. E. NJ. War
rem and wife.
Mrs. Peter Jordan, of Bangor, is in
town on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Aaron Salisbury.
Mrs. Laurette Brimmer, who has been
stopping at Wallace Tibbetts' for week,
will return to her home in Brewer to-day.
Mrs. Annie B. Remick, of Marlboro,
with her sons, Melvin and Homer Wilbur,
was with her parents, Eben Kingman and
wife, few days, coming from lakewood
where they were called by the severe ILL.,
ness of the boys grandfather, Lorenzo d.
Wilbur. Mr.. Wilbur was taken to Ban
xor hospital Wednesday where he died
the same night. The family, have the
sympathy of many friends.
Aug. A. KAY.
sound.
j. Murray Higgins is working at Seal
Harbor.
Hiram Treworgy and wife, of Surry, are
visiting at Mrs. Charlotte Richardson's.
Samuel Ellis and family, OF Bangor, are
making their annual visit in the Morris
house.
Winifred Sargent, Of Northeast Harbor,
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Emily
Sargent.
Aug.6. B.
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Ashvifl~.
Miss Lucy Bunker. of South Goulds.
boro, was In town last week visiting
relatives.
Mrs. a. q. Ballard, OF Roxbury, Mass
visited her sisters, Mrs. Bunker and Mrs
A. Robertson, last week
Mrs. Elsie Arey, OF Gouldstoro, with
her granddaughte is visiting her sister
Mrs. 0. p. Bragdon, this week.
Miss Julia Bunker came home last week
to spend her vacation With her mot her
Mrs. L. NJ. Bunker. Her mkny friends
are glad to see her.
Capt. Joseph Brsgdon. OF Minneapolis,
In his yacht. ecompainee by his mother
and o'her relatives, of North Lamoins
visited bis uncle and aunt, MIR. snd Mrs,
o. p. Brsgdon, last week.
Aug.6. n.
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Atlantic.
The farm of the late James Joyce has
been sold to Charles Kent, who will move
his family there in the fall.
Steamer stella Picket" brought party
here from Deer Isle, among them being
Hon. E. P. sporord and S. B. Thurlow.
Mrs. Harriet Joy, who has been to the
Maine general hospital for surgical treat
ment, came out OF the hospital wednes-
day.
johnson Staples, of Rockland, is visit
ing his brother, Capt. E. NJ. Staples. These
fourteen.
A. Clapp, wife and family, who have
been stopping at Rock End cottage. left
Friday for Deer Isle, where they will spend
few weeks at the Reach.
Placentia island is on fire, and the heavy
growth of wood which gives such beauty
TO the island is doomed to destruction. II
is criminal carelessness for parties to leave
fires on these uninhabited islands. This
Is not only great loss to the owner, hui
she beautiful green islands are ornaments
TO the route along the coast.
DR.. ]. f. Proctor, OF Boston, who ID
stopping here this summer, has made
quite an interesting collection OF Indian
relics-stone spears, arrow heads, stone
knives and some fine specimens of pot.
tery-al of which were dug out OF deer
shell heaps that may have been undis-
turbed for two hundred years.
Aug. 6. S.
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Itching piles? Never mind II everything else
failed to cure you. Try Doan's Ointment. No
failure there. 50 cents. at any drug store
Adrt.
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Cape Roster
MIR. Ball, from Eagle Isle light, with
son and grandson, visited BIake's Point
recently.
Miss Bachelor, OF Boston, Miss Nudd,
OF Maiden, Mass, ana Miss Chaplin, from
Springfield, Mass, arrived at Blacks
/ Wednesday.
Mrs. Nj. A. Blake took steamer Gath
crime" Friday en- route for Maiden, where
she expects to spend about two mont hs.
Mrs. nj. (. Mailing, OF Brewer, will
stay at Fairview.
Aug. 4. Ii.
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SomesviIIe.
Frank Woods and wife, OF Boston, are
at the Somes house.
q. F. Arnold and wife, of Brookline,
Mass, have arrived at their camp at
Great Pond.
Schooner "E. T. Hamor". Capt. Brown,
has gone to Sullivan to load with stone
for Boston.
T. w. Lawson's yacht "Dreamer" was
here a couple OF days last week. Friday
and Saturday evenings she was a pretty
sight with row Of electric lights around
her. The yacht is 1S5 feet long and car
ries crew Of thirty men. Mr.. Lawson
Is brother of Miss Lawson who has
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ever amounted to anything sipce ~.
world began; he evidently need. ~
stern, relentless discipline OF married M
and most Of us get 1t.
Rev. DR.. seeiye, president OF Smith col,
iege, preaohed In the Congregations,
church last Sunday morning; Miss Agn..
Wooding, OF Philadelphia, sang. NJ.
Sunday Rev. A. W. Archibald, ID. d.. a,
Brockton, Mass. Will preach, and M,
Learned win sing.
A triangular baseball league has h..,
formed between Seal Harbor, NORTH.
east Harbor and fremont. Each u,,,
play three games with each other ,es,n
for championship. AT present, each nina
has won game. These mines are iarv.,v
made up of college boys. and some raj,
ting good games may he expected.
Aug. 6. IL
En.tbroos.
Visiting parties and local 4 fishermen n.
making some big catches of perch and
black bass.
Ray Dyer had toe caught In a horse.
EhAt snrt WYNN, SUI bAutN crushing the toe
that It had to be smputated.
The Butler reunion will be held al Es,.
agudor spring picnic ground "Wednesday
Aug. Is, II pleasant; II stormy, the fir.t
fair day. A shor, programme will be pre-.
scented, and . pleasant time Is assured.
Dinner will be served at the hotel for all
who wish, and ice-cream, lemonade and
confectionery will be for sale by the pro.
prietor, Robert Lowrie.
July 80. B.
Worth t.smoia~-
James rwecdie. OF Cambridge, Mass. I.
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Susie Salisbury went to Bar Hsr.
Dor to be employed the remainder OF the
season.
Misses Florence ard Cora Stevens. OF
Ellsworth. were the guests OF Mrs. Waiter
Young last week.
Mrs Nelson Walker and two children.
Harold aud Nellie, OF Portsmouth, ara
visiting at Mrs. Walkers old home.
Aug. Q. Y.
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Mrs. Phebe Hodgkins is very Ill.
Mrs. Liila Jordan and daughter Mabel,
OF Auburn, are visiting Mrs. Jordan's
father, J. H. Douglass.
Mrs. Joseph Stanley and daughter
Louise, OF Bar Harbor, are visiting her
dsug liter, Mrs. Harvey Hodgkins.
Mrs. 8. II. Remick, with her sons
Melvin aud Homer Wilbur, wac called to
Lakewood Saturday to attend the
funeral OF Lorenzo Wilbur.
Aug. 6. ARE.
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>eawalt-
Mrs, Emma Rich, OF Cambridge, Mass,
is at Mrs. Samuel Moor's.
Mrs. George Parker, with her infant
daughter, Of Danversport. Mass, Is visit
ing her parents, Henry King and wife.
Mrs. Thomas Newman, who has been
East On visit, has returned home.
Master Harry and Miss Gladys Newman,
of Lexington, Mass, are visiting their
grandparents, Thomas Newman and wife
Mrs. Jessie Newman, with three chill
dren, Lottie, Media and Alton, who have
been at Calais on visit to relatives, has
returned home.
Work on the foundation for the new
schoolhouse has begun, under direction OF
Henry Tracy, OF Southwest Harbor. Soon
the building will so up, under the orders
of Myrtle Tracy.
Aug. 6. DOLLY.
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Penobscor.
Misses Mamie and Myra Abby, OF Blue
hill, are visiting Miss Belya Sellers at the
Pepobscot house.
Charles T. Wardwell and wife are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter, born Aug. /.
Edward Snowman and family OF Spring
field, Mass, are visiting Mr. Snowman S
parents, Leander Snow and wife.
Mrs n. Mitchell has recently purchased
I new grocery wagon and peddlar's cart
combined. The wagon was built by Z
Z. Rowe, OF Ellsworth.
Capt. William Sellers, Lester Sellers and
Henry Davis, who have been at home on a
visit, have returned to Bangor, where they
will join the schooner "Flora Condonn.
Mrs. Sylvia Clement. an sged and re-
speeted lady OF this place. died at her
home Thursday morning, at the age of
eighty-two years, six months and ifseen
days, after an illness OF two weeks from
paralysis. Mrs. Clement was the widow Of
the late William Clement.
Aug.6 SUBA
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Marlboro
Mrs. Lucretia Strout and children, OF
Ellsworth, visited her father, Roland
Hodgkins, last week.
John Estey and Miss Alice Bievin, of
Cambridge, Mass, who have been staying
at Nahum Hodgkins', have returned home.
Charles Estey, OF Brockton, Mass, ar
rived Friday and returned home Mon
day. An attentive audience heard his
lecture Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. II. Remick, Melvin and Homer
Wilbur were called to Ellsworth Sunday
on account OF the illness OF Lorenzo Will
bur, the boys grandfather.
Arthur Mansfield, who has been in
town. the guest of his grandfather, Ma
hum Hodgkins, the past two weeks, has
has returned to Bristol, Conn.
July 81. ARE.
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Egypt
The 81. FL. Butler has loaded W ii
stave slabs for E. G. Burn ham for Boston.
William Ryder has returned from the
hospital at Bangor, and is slowly recover
ing.
John Butler and wife have returned
from Bar Harbor, where they have been
visiting.
Aug 8. ANON.
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West Trenton.
Mrs. Amy Hopkins has gone 10 Bar
Harbor for few weeks.
Capt. Herman Douglas came home
Wednesday, after an absence OF i've
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plumer, OF Philadelphia,
arrived Wednesday to spend a few days
with relatives.
Duncan Matthew and wife. Of Somer-
vile, Mass, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Hopkins the past
three weeks, have returned home.
Aug. G. q
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DR.. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam.
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Seal Cove.
James Mooney, of Bangor, spent few
days in town last week.
Miss Myra Powers is entertaining Miss
Grace Hall, of Belfast, for a week.
DR.. II. w. Biekford and wife, Of Rock
land. who visited friends here recently,
have returned home.
Capt. J. s. Powers leaves Monday for
Winterport, to attend the Old Home
Week celebration.
An ice-cream social at the hall Tuesday
evening, July q, Melted about IS, which
will be used TO purchase books.
Hersehel Rics, wife and children, OF
Bangor, were the guests OF Mrs. Rich's
cousin. Mrs. l.. p. sawyer, for a few weeks
recently.
Mrs. Florence ODER Is home from two
weeks sojourn ia Ellsworth as q pupil at
the summer school for teachers. Mrs.
Ober speaks highly of Ellsworth hos
pitaiity and Ellsworth courtesy, which
did so much to make the stay OF the viz
iting teachers pleasant.
Aug.2. d,
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1t Sounde. Awful.

A temperance lecturer was preach
ing on his favorite theme. "Now,
boys, when l ask you question you
must not be afraid to speak up and an
swer me. When you look around and
see all those fine houses, farms, and
cattle, do you ever think who owns
them all now? Your fathers own
them, do they not?"
eyes. sir" shouted hundred
voices.
"Where will your fathers be in
twenty years?"
Dead" shouted the boys.
"That's right. And who will own
this property then?"
Gus boys" shouted the urohins.
Right. Now tell me, did you ever
in going along the street notice the
drunkards lounging around the public
house door waiting for some one to
treat them?"
"Yes, sir; lots Of them"
"Well, where will they be in twenty
years from now?"
"Dead," exclaimed the boys.
"And who will be the drunkards
thenP"
Gus boys"
Everybody was thunderstruok. 7.
sounded awfully! It was awful, but
it was true.