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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
AFTER FoRTY--TWo YEARS.
The Fire in tho Burning Mine at Summit
.J%@& Hill. Pa, Under Control. s'.

The Fire In tho Burning Mine at Summit
Il Hill, Pa, Under Control. @''.
TAMAQUA, Pa, Dec. s4.-The off,
oials Of the Lehigh Coal and Naviga-
tion company are jubilant over the fact
that the fire in the celebrated burning
mine at Summit Hill, which started AZ
years ago, is now under control and it
is said that the next two years will see
its extinguishment. -. -.
d The fire, which has consumed about
35 acres Of the finest coal land in the
anthracite GOAL region, has moved west
ward toward Lansford. Two immense
drilling machines, which have been
constantly probing for the fire, have
now honeycombed the earth to the
west Of the burning portion. Culm is
being poured into these holes and a
solid mass will thus confront the fire.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
DECIDE NOT TO CONTEST.

Minnesota Democrats Will Make No
Fight for the Governorship.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. M.-It has been de.
cided at meeting of the executive
committee Of the Democratic party Of
Minnesota that there will he no contest
Of the vote for governor. This action
was taken after the most careful con.
sideratlon of the entire subject. The
con test would have entailed a financial
burden Of something like $4,000 or
$50, 600, and perhaps more. At least
six months time would be required to
settle such controversy and various
other tedious obstacles would have pre-.
sented themselves.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25

= -. -tS ~ ~
:lfr. WI Il Not wsll Plsa.sd with the
Demands et the Powers. t,s .SE's
n s,3I .WAsH1NaToNS Dec. "a. Diplomatic
circles discussed with interest the pro.
yiaonsof the joint agreement which
has been signed By the ministers Of the
powers at Peking for presentation to
the Chinese plenipotentiariss. The
hope is generally sxlrssssd tnaG tns
Chinese plenipotentisriss will act
promptly in confederation Of the note
and thus pave the way for the negotia-
tions for prompt settlement Of the
difficulty. 4. 5li $5',' 2 e IS, q
: ! TO Mr.. w. the Chinese minister.
the demands of the powers are Z keen
disappointment and are not such O. In
his opinion should have animated the
governments which have the ultimate
best interests of the Chinese empire at
sheart. He regards them a. harsh and
severe, bnt expresses the hope that
they will be discussed by both sides in
IN amicable and conciliat tory spirit and
that. the powers eventually will ameli.
orate many OF the objectionable fea-
tures.
II MI. WI expects that while II Hung
Chang and Prince Ching are fully
qualified to act in tho matter, yet the
terms Of the note win be sent BY tele.
graph to the court at it, present abid.
ing place. which is connected with Pc.
king by telegraph. 4 .s&..%SSy u. y. s'$E'S' Y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
THIRTY $:WouN DED.

Riotous Antwerp strikers Attacked by
i%ss>f5., WI. Z 80 the Police && s. s..t;
ss' ANTWERP, Dec. "a: A fresh attack
was made by the striking dock Labor.
4ers and others on non unionists at the
/ Ockerill ~ hart. A!delachment. A ! OF DC
policemen charged the strikers, firing
their revolvers into the crowd. Thirty
men were Iwoundedy 10 OF them severe.
~. The strikers then withdrew, tax
ing some of their wounded. Their at.
$tituds is menacing, the police are being
reinforced and more fghtlng is immi.
fnant fs!sE : M n. .3.: 81. y II; SS S,. m, &
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
RATES ORDERED REDUCED.

s1Iinnesots Railroad Commisston After
n II gt$. $4 Ors-Carfying Roads. }%:'-:t =
]. " 81. PAUL, Dec. 24.-The railroad com.
mission has issued an order for the re.
duction Of ore rates, on two of the
largest ore-carrying roads on the iron
xange-the Duluth, Missabe and North.
iern and the Duluth and Iron Range.
In the case Of the Duluth, Missabe and
Northern an order was issued reducing
the rate from SO to 60 cents ton. The
Duluth and Iron Range has had q rate
Of 80 cents, 30 cents and ST.. This rate
was reduced to 80 cents, 10 cents and
so cents respectively. -, JILL. sssi i,,~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
CARNEGIE is GENEROUS.

He Donates . Public Library for Fort
Dodge, III.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Fort Dodge,
Ia, is to have Carnegie library. So
licitor O'Connell ami Director Of the
Mint Roberts, who are both from that
town, had n talk with Andrew Carne.
gle and told him that Fort Dodge had
no public library and they did not see
how this great need was to be supplied
unless some philanthropist gave the
town one.
Mr. Carnegie told the Io*ans that
Fort Dodge should have library
building. ''LeS the city donate site
and agree to maintain the library" !"
said Mr.. Carnegie, land as soon as that
is done draw Oh me for $SO. 900 for the
building"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
DECISION Il. TO Be DELAYED.
( Supreme Court Will Not Ruls II Porto
Isican Cases Tor Some Tims. * :s "

{ Supreme Court Will Not Ruls II Porte
Isioan Gases Tor Some Tim !. .: ;s:9 ~
ss, SVAsH1Ea7os%:, NJ 1cso. ~. = is not
likely that tho supreme court Of the
Il United States viii render 9 decision in
4 the Porto. Rico and Philippine consti-
4 3tutional cases Tor several weeks pos
sibly not until the latter part Of Fob
1uary : .. :, a % Elf It. M
ss The court may render s decision on
the Cases that have just been argued
and leave the more important question
/ 70 "a oitizenship il the Philippines for
decision. Arguments are yet 10 be
mads in pending cases, In which John
7ta t'a-Ia,e a'!e proba bill
. ~ $ that decisions in all the cases will
\ b handed down az ono time. In this
syen tbs view of the court may not b
made public until March. / 3s$>e.s,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
.lNsuRREcTloN SPREADS.
vireoally All North~rn cape Colony 4,
;. ,ya Open Revolt. t,

z e. 4 o.. " d - - K
vtresally All North~rn Cap" Colony In
y. ,va> Open Revolt.
I LoNDoN, Dea A.-"We understand
that private reliable advioes have been
received in London. !" says The Daily
Mail, ''to the effect that virtually all
the districts of Cape Colony in the
vicinity Of the Orange river are, in
more or less open revolt and that there
ia likely to be sharp fighting on q
rather large scale before the insurrec.
tion is crushed. The tactics of the
Beers in rallying as many as possible
Of the Dutch in the back country to
their cause are proving successful"
From its Cape Town correspondent
The Daily Mail has received the fol.
lowing:
"The second invading force was des.
ignated to occupy Britishtown, but.
being checked by the De Aar troops.
y L. 'a:.A. &el,' .S4tF he Cc.tcr onrg
mountains. An enormous concentra.
ton of troops is being maue upon the
veldt country occupied by the invaders,
but it is not likely that the Beers will
offer battle in large numbers. Thereis
d renewed demand for the wholesale
proclamation of martial law"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
INDEMNITY DEMANDED.

Colombia Must Pay for tho Seizure of y
- =, q British Steamer.
~ Colon, Colombia, Dec. 24.-It is ru.
mored here that the commander Of the
British cruiser Pheasant has made q
demand on the Colon bian government
for compensation for the seizure Of tho
British steamer Taboga, which was
used ~ q war vessel. The captain Of
the Pheasant has asked for the pay.
ment OF el4,OO0 on account Of the
seisure Of the ship and the release Of
all prisoners who were taken while
the Taboga was under tho British
1ag. iss ;. ...,.-,.,,,,,s -. "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
NO OFFICIAL INFORMATION.

British Foreign Once RSltsvss the Joint
'Sg - Note Has Bsen Signed.
LONDON, Dec. a. 1t now appears
that the British foreign Office has not
received direct notification from Peking
that the joint note has been signed, but
in view OF the fact that it had recei yed
assurances, from ambassadors in Lon
don to the fact that all ministers had
been instructed to- sign. the foreign
Office accepted as correct alleged semi.
official dispatches from Berlin and
Paris announcing the signature. The
foreign office declares it has every rea-
son to believe the signing is an accom-
plished fact, and that the kilograms to
the conSrary are possibly anterior
theratO @s.$t ,"" sr.''i - 80 - :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
lWoRDL, FROM. !. KITCHENER.

Thinks tho Bosr IDvasion of Cape Colony
.$fs...5si Has Be~na aChroked.
>. LONDON, Dec. "a. The war office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria,
Dec. l22: 49, "%z = -, -
! ..As far as it is possible for me to
form an opinion from the reports of
officers on the spot think the Boer
moye ment into Cape Colony has been
checked, OF the two forces that eli.
tered the Colony the eastern is still
north Of the Zoutp tpansberg range, while
the one that entered west appears to
have beeu turned in the direction. Of
Britrstown and Prieska. Our troops
ars getting around both, bodies and u
srecial column is also being organized
which will be dispatched immediately
when I know where its services are
most wanted. &a' ~
\ SNt..,.Ihe Beers have not received much
assistance III Cape Colony, as far as my
information goes. We have armed
some of the colonists, who are assisting
our forces Railway and telegraphic
communication has been much inter-
'fupted by the very bad weather.
:t'sDewet is in the neighborhood of
Senekal General French, in conjunc.
.tion with General Clements, attacked q
force under Beyers south Of the Maga-
liesberg.
|. y The Beers Broke Away
in q souyhwesterly direction towards
Potchefstroom and were followed by
General Gordon with o column of
French's force. t
( yesterday. evening about 4 o'clock
Clements force was engaged south of
Oliphantsnek, but I do not. yet know
the result. ~" s@.fE" -. r. .
$# a later dispatch from Lord Kitoh-
sner, dated Pretoria. Dec. S2. says:
western column Of Beers occu.
pied BritssSown and cutthe railway
south OF De- Aar JUNCTION. The enemy
~ being followed up. -. go.
I ss b . seRerai French has been in contact
Tor two days with the commandos of
sBeyers and Delarey south Of the Maya.
hesburg. He is pursuing them. The
enemy have lost considerably and Com.
unandant Kreuse and others have been
captured y r = Y,
d ~; 4. general Colville engaged two sep
sarate commanlos Dec. II near Vlafon-
.tslns with slight losses, tho enemy re.
iNring" 2% o. E':l.-r>', :, = f..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Confidence Of Lord Kitchen-
$ssr's N essases Not J Justified
5jt ~ Contents. E.:
.slu I luoEEMFoNTlElN i Il IS ISOLATED
Blg Railroad Bridge South Of
SDs Aar Is Destroyed by a
! &5I = - Dynamite. g., q
Cape Colony, Dutch Greatly
5Eiated Over the Burghers'
X ..u Progress. ~, ,.:,...

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Lord Kitchener 3
/ dispatches breathing q confidence
hardly justified by :heir, contents are
theionly official news from tho seat Of
/ Is a. Iut sse,,,,.ra7,s.s from Cape Town
idascribe the situation in anything but
Eroseate hues. Without believing the
assertion Of the Transvaal agency in
Brussels that 5000 Beers have invaded
,Oape Colony it j. quite evident that the
was serious and we'll planned
affair. =. .,..gsi.t5l-fysE @~
! The Caps Colony cabinet had an i'm.
POI tant sitting Sunday. It appears
that the Beers have dsstroyed a rail.
way bridge 30 feet long about IL miles
tEor.h cf T.. Asr ard that no Cor
mails have arrived at Bloemfontein for
three days. 49,. 49,.
!. Hnrther anxiety has been caused in
Gaps Town BY the discovery that dur
Ing the last two months public bodies
In out;of the way places have requisi.
toned supplies Of Dynamite The colo.
!nial governments 10 now endeavoring to
recover possession of thAse explosives
and is removing, Ill storssl of arms and
ammunition from suspeoted depota
ssS$ Other advicss from Qape Town rep.
.rSeent the Dutch element in Cape
.Colony 6 greatly slated over the south
ward progress Of the Beers and boast
stnS that the whole district west Of Vic
I3s t,i 80 Ut t
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX Cry, Ia., Dec. 24.
CATTLE-MarlIet dull.
Snles rnngod at $a25@525 for beeves,.
$2 OO@350 for COWS. bulls and mixed,
$325QD3 rs for stockers and feeders, $500.
@4.OO for calves and ycarlings.
HOGS-Market weaker. Range Of,
prices, $4.7ON4.S0.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25

Professor Frye. the l,npuinr superilf-
tendpnt Of the public schools Of Cuba
Is to n,nrr; one of the charming and VI
vicious Cuban teachers. VIII he now
lose his popularity with all the othersE'
VI .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Doc ~.
WHEAT-Cash No. hurd 73c, Nosr
Northern TIC No. . Northern 61H@.
6b11c, No. 3 spring 531tOoy5so. 10 Ar
rive-Noo hard 1870 No. Norther r.
7lszo, December No. Northern 7lc,
May 75Nc.
FLAX-Cash Decembor 1888, to ar,--
rive Sl.62 May $163.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
.ClIanadianl ! TroleIpi,sI Z as HalafAx.

HALIEAx, N. s.. Dec. q a The steam.
( ship Lake Champlnin having 81 board
! Colonel Otter and s65 Canadian troops
5returning from South Africa. arrived
sduring the morning from Liverpool
and disembark ked hers. The order to
land az ST. John, n. B. !, had been can
2seAed by the militia departme r 7: y (
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEApoLls, Dec. sf.'
WHEAT-In store-Cash 7a>ac, May
74@74Tc. July 75@75Hc. On Track
No. hard 14Mc. No. Northern 7sMc,~.
No Northern 67M@69Mc.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25

MI. Kruger, and has asoertained at
1irst hand the views of Mr., Kruger and
,his counsellors % 70 the present situa-
hon and future prospects. Mr.. Stead
Gays nothing 10 decided about his visit
to America st present. Presidents Kru,
ger has not, aba1ad doned all hope Of w.
curing the support Of the governments
of the civilized world. The Beers will
NOT listen to any proposals for com.
promi1e. They are unanimous. Fail.
ing Independence or arbitration they
will prefer to die fighting. T..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
/ Hoped at Washington That
u and Ching Win Act .
! !ssss5y h sss' Promptly.
MINISTER / :: WI J \ . NOT PLEASED ! I, !. s
Regards tho Demands Il Of the
Powers u. aas ! i % t .':;' Severe. ''l' 4
.35 $G $5.95 y and Harsh. \. N .5tf
4 ana
Thinks They Should Amelior.
# 51s ate Many q ectionable
s.: .;.s :. 49,. Features. ..54s' :,

!. ! LONDON, Dec. a. DIR. Morrison wir.
ing to The Times from Peking says
that official Chinese declare that China
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
st. Paul Union Stock Yards. !.

SOUTH ST.. PAUL. Dec. "a.
HOGS-Market opened steady and.
closed unchA nged. Kango Of prices,
81. 55@l734.
-, CATTLE-Prices steady anu yards
cleared vi st ock cattle.
Sales range 4 at g.. 50@5. rs for good to-
choice butcher steers. $3. 4O03. 20 for:
good to ch oicc butcher ows and hstfers,
rs. O1Gc 100 or CD oice bulls, $4b0@5 35~
tor cuiVvS.
SAEEP-Demand good Tor all kinds, i.
no 4uotabie change Of prices. .,
Sales ranged ut u. 500o 0O for lambs, :,
81. 6OW4 OU for sheep. j
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
Chicago Grain ind Provisions.

Chicago Grain and rrovis1oas. ~
CHICAGO, Dec. a: =.
WHEAT-Decenber 7O1so, January
1ON@r1zc, February 7lc, AiGy 73}Sc. @
CORN-De,ember B7Ac, january 35H,
Vebs uary 3o16Qpaohc, May si3xc. &. .s5i
OATS-Desomber SAss D2lASc, Jan -
uary FIX, Feb. s2c, May $3.50. jl,r5}Js
PORK = December Sll.15. january?
1890 May Sl2.15 ~. ), EE84 E8
ILAX-Cash North western u. ~ No..
], o. IS. December tl.6H. May nt1 =
POULTRY-Turksys skc. chieksnat
A}I07o. '...'E -,sE', bsr \, s:.: t r%33
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-25
HARSH AND SEVERE.

joint note with ont losing her face. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22

for the transfer of custody of four chill
dren from husband to mother. {. H.
Drummey appeared Tor petitioner and
John b. Redman for respondent. The
petitioner was divorced from Aiiey in
October, last year, and in March married
Everard c. Young, of South Surry. At
the time Of the divorce, the custody OF
four cuildren was given the father and
the Youngest two to the mother. In her
petition, Mrs. Young alleges that Mr..
Alley is not suitable person to have
charge Of young children because of his
brutal treatment of them, easing her
charge on the fact that NJ. Alley was
found guilty in the Ei!awcrJa municipal
court only last week of assa dltiug his ten
year-oid daughter. Mr.. Alley attempted
to show that there was a conspiracy on
the part OF his neig hbors to get the chill
dren away from him. The four children
appea red ss Witnesses for their father, said
he treated them wei, and they wanted to
live with him. The child whom Alley
was found guilty of beating, said the
story she had told about being whipped
was a fa!sehood; that she had injured
herself by q fall. The petitioners hus-
band, Mr.. Young, said he would take the
children and care for them as his own.
Judge Emery reserved his decision.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22
COMING EVENTS.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Aug,
p, %, 23-Ber Harbor fair ard morse show.
Thursday, Aug. 23-Social dance at
Dirigo halt. Music by Dirgo orchestra.
Friday, Aug. 24-State examination OF
teachers i'll Ellsworth
Friday, Aug. 24-Field day OF Hancock
Pomona grange, at Bluehill mineral
spring.
Tuesday, Aug. 2s-Meeting OF Egge-
mosgin {, f. local union at south Penob@
scot.
Tuesday, Aug. 2S-CIark fanny reunion
at Jacob Springer's, West Franklin.
Aug. IS, 90, so, 3l-Esstern Maine State,
fair at Bangor.
Friday, Aug. 31-Mee'jne Of Rluesedg--
brook district Sunday school association
Al E u-hill
Saturday, Sept. 1-Giles tFinily reunion
at so'ulnon Giles farm, Aurora.
Sept 8, 4, 5, 6, Maine State tair at
Lev i7lou.
wednesday, Sept. 5--sslisburg family
reunion in Arden Young's grove, Qtis.
Sept. II, II, 13-Cherryfield fair.
Tuesday, Sept. 11-Reunioe OF Jellison
family at house of John Jeilison, Clifton
Sept IS, 10, 2O-Fair of Hancock county
agricultural society at Biuehiii.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. rs and
26-Aunual fair of the Mort hern Hancock
agricultural society.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 2,
9, 4-Hancock county fair and merchants
carnival in Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22

necessary violence, particularly with the
little boy, whom they charge him with
hitting snd kicking. Judge Peters said
he did not believe MIR. Davis used un-
necessary violence, and discharged him.
About $50 went on the excursion OF the
Eiisw tn Falls Sunday school to Ssr-
gentvile by steamer "Catherine" Mon
day. The trip was pleasant, but was not
without misfortune. At the start
number of people we're Jeff on the wharf.
An accident to the boat = machinery
made 1t impossible to return by the
"Catherinen, and the "Juiietten was sent
fer. This delayed the start from Sar-
gentville until 8 o'clock at night, ana
then the boat could only come far
East Surry. Ii vas after midnight when
the eNcdIsioH isis arrived home. The
brigh t-. spot III the Whole Oay WAS the
hospitality nf Henry W. Sargent, OF
SarseHtvIlie, " no threw open his home
to tue s:ranaed extu urslonists. The
ladies' Of his household served hot tea
and coffee un tue veranda. The excursion-
lists feel deepIE grateful to MIR. sargent
for his kindly courtesy.
Eben Bunker and Solomon Tracy, OF
iduAiIu, WSIc HSu Ill the
municipal court Monday ou complaint oi
Judson M. Wiley, OF Cherry field, for
larceny. II apoesrs that Bunker and
Tracy started out biueberrying recently,
and took along more or less juice that
didn't come from blueberries. By the
time they reached Willey's camp they
were feeling, as one OF them put ii, rat her
la do Of
building sporting camp, and then it oc-
Cured to them that the bedspreads,
dishes and tins which they found in VIII
ley's camp would come In handy for their
prospective sporting camp. Accordingly
they appropriated them, and hid them Ia
the woods. Later Tracy returned to the
woods ana brought out the goods they
had stolen from the camp BON pleaded
guilty in the EHsHoetn court. Judge
Peters sentenced Tracy to thirty dsss in
county ell. Bunker who did not hep
to bring the goods out OF the woods
though he helped take them from tha
camp, got off with fiue OF IS and costs.
The Seventh Day Adventists are prepar-
ing for their annual state camp meeting
to be held in Z Is worth, beginning Fuurs
day OF this week. Three large tents hrve
The camp meeting will open Thursday
evening at 7.30, and close Sept. Ample
preparations are being made to entei tain
all who wish to board On the ground,
Noted speakers, the names OF several of
whom were printed in THE AMERICAN
last week, will be present during the en-
tire meeting. Seats are free, and all are
invited. On the two Sundays OF tue
camp meetIng-Aug. 26 and Sept. 2, the
Maine Central and Washington County
railroads will run excursions to Els-
worth. The Maine Central announces
the following rates of fare for the round
trip to Ellsworth ana return: Bangor,
Brewer, Bar Harbor and Sorrento, rs
cents; Holden, 60 cents; Mt. Desert Ferry,
so cents; Green Lake and Waubeag, 40
cents; Hancock, 35 cents; Nicolin and
Franklin Road, 25 cents; Washington
Junction, 10 cents; Ellsworth Falls,
cents.
There was hearing before Judge L. A.
Emery yesterday on petition of Eta G.
Young, OF South Surry, divorced wife Of
Llewellyn P. Alley, of Ellsworth, asking
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22

"Through the months Of June and July
our baby was teething and took running
off of the bowels and sickness of the
stomach" says o. P. M. Holiday, of Dem
ing, Ind. "His bowels would move from
five to eight times day. had a bottle
of Cham mberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy in the house, and gave him
four drops in teaspoonful of water and
he got better at once" Sold by GEO. A.
PARcHER, Ellsworth, and w. l. PAR
FRIDGE, Bluehill, druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22
.LOCAh AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvE.rdsEMENTs This wEEK.

Bertrand Clark. Albert H Lynam-Commis-
sioners' notice.
stockholders meeting of the Hancock Land
Company.
Chas l Welch--Horse, COW, wagons for sale.
Sophia Chicott-Rooms to let.
Franklin Land, Mil & Water Co-Notice OF
foreclosure.
Lewis Friend & Co--Cf0thing.
Hancock hall-Republicau rally.
Wiggin & Moorc--A pothecaries.
W Parker Clothing Co-Ciothing.
Strattou Il Wescott-iiardware store.
niagham-Confectioner.
RoCKLAND:
Rockland commercial college.
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Alum is used in making cheap baking powders. n
you want to know the effect of alum upon the
tender Innings of the stomach. toucn a piece to
your tongue. You raise biscuit with alum
baking powder, but at what cost to heaIthl
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peculiar sweetness, flavor and delicay
noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, ro1
etc., which expert pastry cooks declare is
unobtainable by the use of any other
leavening agent.