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National
University.

Medical and Dental Departments The regular
course of lectures Will begin Monday, Oct l. 1900
St O'Clock pm with Introductory address by
Prof. Noble r. Barnes. NJ ID. Lectures and recita-
tions are given during the evening, thus affording
students an opportunity to devote the daytime to
hospitals. dispensaries and laboratories. For in
formation and announcement apply to
ii Ii. BARKER. MD. Dean.
sels-2w 1ll6 ii ct. NV.
MISS MARY KIMBALL PIANIST
tpupil OF Moszkowski and Ieschetizkyl, has re-
sumed teaching at KNABES, 1909 Pa. ave.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
se2o-26t
OTTO T0RNEY SIMON. VOICE CULTURE MAR
chesi, u nnke, Italian Maestrf, resumes lessops
at Droop's warerooms 925 Pa. ave. NV. Oct 1:
circular Address residence, Ashley Terrace
Cleveland Park. se20-2w.
Plano Lessons.
Mr.. ]. Theophil viii resume teaching Sept q
At 500 10th ST Once hours 3 to g. except
Tuesdays and Fridays. se2O-Gts
Mr. Ge0LaWrence s,ss,o. ySsil 11:sgssG' ,1s7 ,ess !,
Shakespeare loiG En1ouGl1s Guissr fseG scaooh DOL
Childrens Music Kindergarten. " price We'd d&sat
se510tH
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL,
1850 Wyoming ave, cor. 10th st. NV.
Certificate admits to college.
Principal, Miss FRANCES MARTIN.
seI9-tf Asg't Pin. MISS G. PETrIGRrw.
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south Penes.eot-
Mrs. Eiixseeth Turner IS making q
visit on the Point st the home q her SON
in-Iaw. Newell, Roberts.
Miss Berniee wsrdweli closed very
satisfactory term OF school here on FRI
day. The pupils gave some very pleasing
exercises. Several of the parents and
friends were present.
Rev. Mr. Datton, of Wsterviile, preached
at the Baptist church sunday forenoon,
giving q brief history of the schools and
college OF that city and soliciting aid
from the church to help carry on the
work.
Prof. II. W. Ferguson gave an entertain
ment at Bsgs6uce hail on Thursday even
ing to a small audience. The dissoiving
views were very fne. as were the moving
pictures, particularly the Astronomer
Dream.
Mrs. Maggie Gray died Thursday even
ing, Oct. Is, after shOrt illness OF quick
consumption. She leaves husband and
little girl about two years old. An infant
son died four weeks ago. The services
which were held at the Baptist church on
Saturday afternoon, were conducted by
Rev. E. K. Drew.
Nov. 5. CLIMAX.
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COUNTY NEWS.


| erananr.
Mrs. Le-lie Swan Is at Northeast Harbor
for q week or two
Mrs Efsie Macomeer and daughter re-
turned from Boston last week.
Messr.. Cook and D~eiiey have painted
the buildings of Isaac P Gay.
w b Blaisdeli Co. l. shipping a cargo
of granite TO Philadelphia parties, by
schooner Mary c. Stuart.
Miss Alice Higgins, of Lmoine. who
has been visiting her sister, Miss Hattie,
leaves for her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ephraim Dyer is stu very much
of an Invalid Mrs. I. F. Butler has been
housed some time by Illness
teachers at West Franklin, have closed
their schools for one weeks vacation.
II is gratifying TO report that Mrs. j. p.
Gordon is showing quite marked improve
| men, within a few weeks, being able to
| ait up the most OF each day.
Francis Pettengiil. OF Worcester, Mass !,
who has enjoyed the summer here with
his grandparents, has quite made up his
mind that Franklin is just as desirable q
place to winter in.
The grammar and primary schools in
district No. resumed sessions to-day,
after clos ng for one week. The primary
pupils not absent one half day during last
| term were Julia Macomber, Fiorice Cor.
don, Jessie Macomber, Marion Bragdon,
Gerald Bunker
TN. Blaisdeu and family are occupying
their new house built near the site OF the
home destroyed by fire last winter. A
bath room Is among the many improve
ments made. And the interior arrange
ments Of the entire buildings are models
| of comfort and convenience.
The entertainment by companion court
| Sunlight was a success every way. The
farces were up-to-date and very funny.
Among the talent displayed by many Of
the ladies, vas the well executed whistiing
by Mrs. Minnie Mckenzie, playing her
own organ accompaniment. The receipts
above expenses were thirty.dollars.
Nov. 5. b.
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our dear brother. while knowing that Cur loss
Is his eternal gain; and be 70 further
Resolr<i. Tia; ne extend our heartfelt syn-
patty to his beresved wife and children, ard A.
a tribute of re.peci to the memory Of oar dear
brother. ne dr2E-e our charter in nozraiss for
thirty days. and that these resolutions he
entered on the records Of ,hts order, copy be
sent to the family Of the deceased. and COPE 10
TaE ELLSWORTH American for pGhlscatfoz-
ALEsA q. FLrE
ENERT BRACY,
MEkTIE NJ ToEK,
COMMITTEES on resolutions
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Seal Harbor.
The new water system is well advanced.
The smaller pipes have been laid In the
village. A ten-inch main will be laid
from the source Of supply, Jordan pond,
which Is 269 feet above the sea level.
Building prospects for the coming win
ter are pleasing, DIR. c. E. Herter, OF New
York, is to build a cottage and q stable
Frank Damrosch, OF New York, brother
to Walter Damrosch, will build cottage
and William Cox, of New York, a cottage
Miss Mildred Everett, OF New York, has
purchased land for q cottage. E. c. Bod.
man, of New York, will build two cottages
and q stable. Rev. John s. Penman, OF
Bangor, has purchased land for cottage
and Rev. E. c. Moore, OF Providence, will
build next season on land recently
bought.
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Cranberry Isiea.
The furnace for the Union meeting
house has arrived.
Mrs. Amy Fernald Is visiting her chill
dren and grandchildren at Islesford.
Gen. A. B. Spurling, who three weeks
ago had q paraiytic shock, is now gaining
rapidly.
Mrs Rose Laid Il expected home to-
day. She has been In Portland to consult
q physician regarding q bronchial trouols
Of long standing.
Schooner .Rozelia", for whose safety
grave fears we're entertained, IL reported
to have been spoken on Lenave Banks
fishing since the recent gale
James r. Brscy has been appointed tc
fill q vacancy In the life-saving station as
Rye Beach. n. H. He expects to leave 70,
that place the last Of this month.
Horace Wedge, Of Richmond. is visit
ing his brother, Edward Wedge. He ID
in very poor health, and his doctors sd.
vised him to come east for . while.
J. n. Pressey, " bo has been at North
east Harbor for the past six weeks
nursing Seiden Tracy. who has been I'll
with typhoid fever, has now returned
home to attend to his duties here.
Rev. Richard Owen, OF Bar Harbor. ex.
changed puipits with Rev. Z. n. Davis
las, Sunday. Although the day was IN
pleasant, quite . large audience gathered
in the morning and listened to . very dns
sermon.
Joseph White and Robert Atkins hav,
each bought . piece OF land on which
they intend to build homes. The formei
bought the field formerly owned by tn,
late Cordeiia Howard, and the latte
bought his lot of Mrs. c. W. Bracy.
Frank A. johnson, Who has spent thu
pas, six weeks at the Maine general hos
/ pitai in Portland, returned home yester
day. While in the hospital he under
| was feeling well when he left the hospital
/ but Is not SO well to-day.
! Mrs. George z. Hamor returned hom
I Saturday after having spent the pas
I month with her sons in Gloucester, Mass
I Her son Gilman has been one Of the sue
/ cessfuI mackereI fishermen sailing out 0
| Gloucester, having realized 81 100 as hi
( own share this season. He las now en-
gagged to take charge Of the schoone
'Hattie NJ. Graham" to go to Sewfound
I land for a cargo OF frozen herring. Hi
| brother Augustus will accompany hin
| on the voyage.
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For Women.

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happiness to hundreds Of anxious women.
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Watery Blood a Menace
to Health.
WE KNOW HOW PALE
PEOPLE CAN GET RICH
RED BLOOD.
COME AND LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT VINOL.

When blood is watery and thin, or,
as doctors would say. lacks red blood
corpuscles, it is sign that much is rad
ically wrong.
We would advise everyone who has
such symptoms to start at once to
take proper remedy to overcome this
trouble.
That remedy Is Vinol, the greatest
and most modern tonic and rebuilder.
Sinol owes its virtue to the fact that
1t contains in a highly concentrated
state the active curative principles ex-
tracted from Gods livers, the same ele-
ments that have made cod-liver oil
famous for wasting diseases
These medicinal elements are dis
solved in delicious table wine SO that
Vinol is most palatable.
None of the vile-smelling obnoxious
grease that characterizes cod-iiver oil
and frequently makes it an impossible
remedy for those who should take il.
is found in vinol.
We could relate many instances
where Vinol has done good and re-
stored the roses of health to the pale
cheeks of the sufferer.
The following is fair sample of the
way people write in regard to Vinol;
For several months / suffered lassi-
tude and tired all the time. Also q
sinking feeling in my stomach, which
nothing would relieve, and was pale
and weak. As an experiment / tried
Vinol and II wrote pages could not
tell all it has done for me. r-Mas. A.
X. LA PRuscH. Amesbury, Mass.
Because we know Vinol so well.
and because We know so surely
what 1t will do, and how II will
accomplish the good 1t does in a
scientific way, We unreservedly en-
dorse and recommend II, and In
every instance guarantee to refund
to any one what hey pay us for
Vinol II they do net ind 1t entirely
satisfactory.
GEO. l. PARCHER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, IA Main St.
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East Franklin.
Mrs. Belle Workman has been quite Ill
with the grip.
g. H. Rutter went to Lawrence, Mass,
Friday last, to visit his brothers.
Frank Garland, OF Ellsworth, was the
guest OF w. l.. Hardison few days las I
week.
Arthur Varnum's COW while in the pas
tu'e last week. stepped in hole among
the rocks and broke her ankle.
The ladies' aid society of the Free Bap-
fist church will serve supper at the home
of w. II. Gordon on Thursday, Novs.
The Methodist sewing circle held a
supper at the home of Enos Slower Wed
nesday, Oct. 81. The windows have been
put in the new chapel, greatly improving
its appearance.
Nov s. NJ p
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Mount Desert Ferry.

Mount Desert Ferry.
J.H. Grant has gone to Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Moon spent Saturday
in Bangor.
Mrs. Eva Gordon, OF West Sullivan,
has been la town for a few days.
Miss Fio-sie Colby has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Leland, at Eden.
School closed last Friday. The pupils
gave a very good exhibition In the after
noon.
visiting friends In Bass Hsrhor, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Fish, OF Hslioweil, has
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East Sur y.
George E. Ciosson is quite poorly this
fall.
Miss Beatrice Turner is employed as
waitress on steamer "CAtberine".
Elmer johnson has obtained employ
ment in grocery store at Maiden, Mass.
NJ. d. Chatto is clearing rock from his
poultry farm to make earlier scratching
for his chickens.
Mrs. Kate Moon spent last week at
Simon Floods caring for Rev. Andrew
Gray in his illness.
s. J. Treworgy is building another
cottage near the one he erected last
spring on his beach near Contention
Cove. One man believes in the future
prosperity OF Surry.
Miss Susie Stinson, who Was obliged to
leave her school at North Surry on ac-
count OF an attack of tonsilitis, has SO
far recovered that she hopes to be able to
resume her duties as teacher next Mon
day.
The mem bers of the Baptist church re-
siding at East Surry observed the Baptist
Home mission day, as appointed by the
Maine State convention, by a gathering
at Rural hall, Nov. 1, for prayer for the
extension OF the work in the State.
Nov. s. C.
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Prospect Harbor.
Eilery Cole left last week for Nashua, n.
H., where he is to have employment.
B. F. Jones, OF Melrose, Mass, has been
spending some time with Leonard Ray.
Mrs Richard Bickford. with her infant
daughter, is visiting her father, B. F.
Cowperthwa ate, for few days.
William Stewart is making quite extern
sive improvements in his house. The
work is in the hands of E D. Chase.
Woodbury. Cole has men at work build
ing an addition to his house. The change
will make much more room and be a
marked improvement in its appearance.
The carpenters have finished on w. P.
Hewins' cottage. and preparations are
going on to make it ready for occupancy
very soon. 1t Is a neat little house, fitted
with all modern conveniences. 1t Is in a
pleasant location, with good frontage to
the sea, and it adds materially to the
appearance OF the village.
Nov. 5. G.,
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West BrooksyiIIe.
Miss Abbie Tapley is Ill.

West BrooksyiIIe.
Miss Abbie Tapiey is i'll.
The condition OF Mrs. Andrew Wescott
remains the same.
Last Monday a new flag was thrown to
the breeze from the schoolhouse.
Atkins Slower, Capt. q. II. Tapley and
Fred Halves made a trip to Rockland
Saturday.
Schooner ~. NJ. Morales, Capt. Thurs
ton Lord, lumber laden for New York,
sailed from here yesterday.
Sewei and Herman Tspley leave for
Dark Harbor, Islesboro, this morning,
where they have engaged work for the
winter.
George Davis, who has been ferryman
at the Lymburner ferry for the past three
years, was obliged to resign on account Of
illness. Samuel Jones is now running the
ferry.
Nov. 5. ToMsoN.
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West Hancock.
Miss Idylene Shute is at home for va
cation.
The school exhibition Saturday night
passed on exceptionally well.
Sherman Mcfarland has returned from
Mrs. Mary McDuffee, of Boston. Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN
Thorsen.
School closed on Friday, Nov. 2, after q
successful term. Misses Mildred Young
and Alice Marshall received diplomas for
good behavior and perfect attendance.
Nov.3. SUMAC.
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East BluehiIl.
Miss Grace Morgan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George e. Hardy.
Rev. Harry J. Allen is preaching Sun
day afternoons and evenings at the
Candageviiie schooihouse.
Isaac Lincoln and Fred J. Candage are
shingling Mrs. Frank Cousins stable.
They hope to finish the job before cleo
ton.
The young people gave an entertain.
ment at the Baptist church last Friday
evening, consisting of singing, recita-
tions, etc.
Nov. 5. G.
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TEE AMERICAS has subscribers at JOG
~ tae ZIG pOss-s1Ecss IN Hancock county;
~ s.s 49, -peys In the County com
bSsed 40 NOS reach 90 many. TEE AMKn-
DcAH ~ not the only paper printed N
6oscoek county and has nereT ctdsssed to
y, bat u - ne only Paper thof ean prop
WfS be called COUNTY paPsr; az the
rest IRE -g~-s'v local papers. The eirczta-
Non Of Ihk aAkEICAE. borrtnG the Bar
1arboY Records GUNNER tisf, - larger
liar that Of aH the other papers printed
n Hdncocg eo%<ney.
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surr3.
Rev. Nj. s. Preble ia having new wood
shed put up at the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. Andrew Gray is still very low,
though more comfortable than a while
ago.
Mrs. Emery Carter picked a cluster of
blossoms from an apple tree at her home
on the South Surry road Oct. q.
Rev. P. S. Collins is conducting revival
services at Conaryviiie. There is a good
attendance and deep interest.
Miss Nellie Alley and Martin shapleigh
have each bought fine upright pianos Of
Charles l. Staples, OF Ellsworth.
II. H. Phillips has finished his job at the
Branch pond mill, and is back at his old
place in Whitcomb. Haynes d Co.'s mill
at Ellsworth Falls.
A happy wedding took place in Chelsea,
Mass, Oct. Is. when Charles J. Fowler, a
bright young man formerly OF Surry, and
Miss Edith Rose Williams, of Chelsea
were married at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
Mr.. Fowler is the youngest son Of Olin n.
Fowler, OF Surry, and the bride, though
not a native OF this town, has been fire.
quent visitor here. Mrs. Olin Fowler has
been in Chelsea several days, and was
present at the wedding
Nov e. q
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COUNTY NEWS.
soash Deer fsie.

South Deer ssie-
c. NJ. Pert arrived home from his sea-
sons yachting Monday evening.
Capt Dick Warren arrived Friday for .
few days stay with his friends. He intends
to spend most of the time cunning.
Roland Small arrived home Wednesday,
having been summoned by the illness Of
his son Elmer, who has diphtheria but not
in a severe form.
The cases OF sore throat reported last
week proved to be diphtheria. As ii was
in q very mild form at first, no precautions
were taken against its spread as there was
no suspicion that ii was more than COM
mon sore throat. By the time that 1t was
serious enough to call for a physicians
services. IL had assumed a malignant form,
and the health officers took prompt and
thorough measures to suppress 1t. Miss
Nellie S;inson died of 1t on Saturday night,
and Gardner Pert died Tuesday morning.
ALI the other patients are doing well at
present. and no new cases are reported.
The schools were promptly closed here
and at Stoningtoa, most OF the cases being
in the limits Of that town, though In this
neighborhood, the bridge being the
dividing line between the two towns.
Miss Stinson was q very sprightiy and
industrious young lady, OF lively and
pleasant disposition and she will be greatly
missed. She was in her eighteenth year.
Gardner Pert, son OF c. NJ. and Ida May
(Stinson) Pert was eleven years old. He
was a remarkably bright and intelligent
child, far ahead Of those OF his own age In
scholarship, and a favorite among his
friends. His mother IL q sister Of Miss
Stinson W no died. Another sister has two
children i'll with the disease, though con-
sidered out Of danger. 1t is hoped that
no new cases will spring up. All the
affected families are strictly quarantined.
Nov.2. EGO.
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North Penobseot.
George X. Lowell and Mrs Emily Smith
are visiting relatives at their old home.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Soper is low with brain trouble.
The parsonage Is undergoing repairs by
the voluntary help of the people generally.
Ii is expected that a grange will be
organized here this week. Some twenty
persons have petitioned for charter.
On Wednesday Rev. Mr.. Garland at
tended the rededicaiioH Of the church at
South Penobscot which has been COM
pletely renovated.
School at North Penobscot closed Friday
after a very successful term of nine weeks
under the instruction OF Miss Ethel Slower,
OF Bluehiii. In the evening there was an
entertainment which was highly enjoyed
By those present. The following was the
programme: Music; Rotations, Blanche
Lowell, Chrystal Hutchins, Sarah Lowell,
Ruth Hatch; song, Caro- Lowell and Mary
Hutchins; recitations, Lila Leach, Olive
Gray, Earle Grindle, Beulah Leach; m usic ];
recitation, six children; recitations,
Chandler Hutchins, Amy Hatch; song.
Following this Miss Frances Hinckley, OF
Bluehill, gave fifteen selections on the
graphophone. The selections were spicy
and entertaining, and thoroughly enjoyed
by all. The proceeds will go towards pur-
chasing apparatus for the schoolroom.
Nov. 5 II.
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Many people worry because they believe
they have heart disease. The chances are
that their hearts are all right but their
stomachs are unable TO digest food. Kodol
prevents the formation of gas which
makes the stomach press against the heart.
1t will cure every form of indigestion.
WIGGIN 4 MOORE.
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North BiuehilI.

North BiuehiiI.
Mrs. Lucy F. Wardwell, Of this place,
was uirety-two years old on Tuesday,
Oct. 30. About thirty friends gathered
at her home for a surprise party. Mrs.
Wardwell was the life of the occasion,
entering into the EMO yment OF tine eve
ming with as much zest as the youngest
in the ra-'v She is an intelligent
woman, well posted on affairs of the
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sr-xnAY SCHOOL coxcEgr.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.
There wee sabbath school concert at
the church Sunday evening, Oci q. The
exercises were a. follows:
Singing, choir. prayer, Rev. o. Roys
opening address, Mabel Turner; recita-
ton, Gilman Jordan; scripture reading
singing, quartette; recitations, Bessie
Jordan, Lnvie Hasten, Edith Piper
singing, choir; dialogue. class four;
Rotations, IA ar ion Jordan, Enie Dickey,
Harvey Jordan; singing. choir, with
organ and violin accompaniment by
Mrs. George Stanley violin, and Miss
Bragdon, organist; dialogue, three girls;
Rotations, Erma Jordan, Vernon Has
Len. Co.. Jordan; reading. Isabel
Jordan; recitations, Ethel Maker, Grace
Jordan; singing; recitation, Sadie
Ciough; dialogue. class three; recitation,
Mrs. George Stanley; dialogue, class two;
recitation, Mrs. Alden Haslem; singing
choir.
Much credit is due tae superintendent
Miss ISABELLE Jordan, for her earnest work
bot in the school and in working for tbs
success Of the concert.
nr@
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BrookliD.
MEMORIAL REVOLUTIONS.

Whereas, The angel of death has again
entered our fraternal circle and taken to the
higher life above, one of our charter members,
our beloved brother, A. p. Kane; therefore be 1t
Resolved. That while we bow In submission
to Him who doeth all things well, we realize the
loss this grange has sustained in the death of
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No matter how long you have had the cough
II 1t hasn't already developed into consumption.
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup will cure it,
Advt.
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Birch Harbor.
School closes Tuesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bunker is visiting friends in
South Gouldsboro.
Capt. James Lindsey, OF Calais, visited
friends here recently.
Several from here have Joined the K. OF
P. lodge at Prospect Harbor.
Oct. Is little daughter was added to
the family OF Amos Leighton.
Noy5 e..
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day, and with . fund OF interesting
"reminiscences. She ID remarkably smart
for her years. Her friends brought her
many pretty presents and tokens OF re-
membrsnce OF her birthday. Mrs. Ward
well 10 the mother Of Ferd Wardweii, OF
Ellsworth. She has three other sons
living.
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Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks,
and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan's
Ointment never fails. Instant relief, permanent
cure. At any drug store, 80 cents.-Adut.