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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

caorgs C. Austin and Eugene z. Grin
as,l have gone to Gar Haroor, Where
they have employment.
Harry c. Austin is supplying AZ 'ne
po,den station for several weeks, IN pisce
Of the regular agent, VINO Is nssink
vacation.
The wInterstate Milkmaid's ConVeu-
t,onn. being rebearsed for several weeks
noe, will be presented by twenty-five
,,o,,,o ladies' in the vestry on SHturusy
ssvsning' April a. The convention prom
ises to be very pleasing afiair.
The death OF Mrs. Julia A. Higgins
occ,rred on Wednesday OF last week, OF
nneumon,s. at the age OF seventy-six
wears. Mrs. Higgins has been In poor
health for several months. She is sur
vived nv four sons and one daughter.
Funeral services were helo isosn sno
TON officiating. The body was taken 10
West Ellsworth for burial.
Charles e. Kincsid died very suddenly
Saturday morning, OF paralysis. MT.
Kincaid was about Friday, apparently as
well as ever. and his sudden death on SAT-
urday morning shocked the community.
He was unmarried. He is survived py bis
parents, three brothers and two sisters
Mrs. Bertha PEBBLE, of Bar Harbor, ana
Mrs. Melvin Jordan, OF Ellsworth. Mt
Kincsjd was brother OF Mrs. A. M.
Hastings. whose death occurred less than
two weeks ago. Funeral services were
held from the church Monday afternoon,
Rev George H. Heffion conducted the
services. Interment at Juniper cemetry.
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weekly socia bles in the hall. The finan-
cial object is a piano for the hall.
Miss Gertrude Ordwsy is in town clos
ing out her estate, preparatory to making
her home in New Hsmshire, much to the
regret of her townspeople.
Eben Smith was quite badly shaken up
last Monday by falling in the stable
behind his horse, which fortunately did
not kick. He is out again.
A card received from San Juan, Porto
Rico, shows an old building built by
Ponce de Leon surrounded by tropical
scene. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel s. Emery,
and Miss Emery, of Newton, Mass, who
are travelling over the island, find it very
beautiful and interesting.
During the last few pleasant days BUSH
ness has started briskly. The wharf at
the town landing is being repaired. G.
II. Hanna is making extensive alterations
in the buildings lately purchased of the
Edward Noyes estate. Eben Smith con-
templates changes in his set of buildings.
II. J. Bean and Doyle q Havey are work
ing full crews in their mills. E. e. Brag-
don and Hammond & Hanna are hurrying
with their fish weirs.
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BROOKLYN.
Ward Carter has moved his family to
Hall Quarry.
r. A. Bracy has moved his family into
the Lopaus house.
Mrs. Belle Blake will clerk in the grange
store during the season.
Miss Maud Nutter is assistant in the
postoffice for the season.
Mrs. j. B. Babson, who has been spen-
ing few weeks in Boston, is at home.
Fred Pierce, who has been working on
steamer estate Of Maine", is at home.
Mrs. Addie Marks, who has been
spending the winter in Boston, is at
home.
Miss Mertie York, who has been visit
ing friends in Massac husetts, came home
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Parker, who has been at
tending the normal school at Castine,
came home Saturday.
Miss Ida Morgrage, of Castine, came on
steamer Frank Jones" Saturday. She
will teach the spring term Of school at
the Bay.
A lodge OF Daughters of Rebekah was
organized here Friday evening, April II,
with seventy. seven charter mem bers-the
largest number, with one exception, ever
organized in the county. The officers are
as follows: N. g., Mrs. A. w. Bridges; V.
g., Mrs. Belle Blake; secretary, Mrs. E. E.
Lurvey; financial secretary, Mrs. H. NJ.
Pease; treasurer, Mrs. Austin Herrick; L.
s. N. G., Mrs. E. w. Griffin; r. s. N. g.,
Mrs. Albion Gray; L. S. V. g., Nj ISIS Wini-
fred Bracy; R. s. v. G., Mrs. t. c. Stanley
conductor, Mrs. g. w. Herrick; warden,
Mrs. F. s. Herrick; 1. G., Mrs. ]. j,
Bridges; o. g., r. w. Smith; chaplain,
Mrs. Emma Sherman; finance committee,
Mrs. e. j. Carter, Mrs. G. H. Johnston
and R. e. Bent; trustees, Mrs. s. E. Nc
Farland, Mrs. l. Mayo. Visitors from
Belfast, Bluehill, Ellsworth, Waterville
and Clinton lodges were present. At
O'Clock a turkey supper was served.
April 10. UNE FEMME.
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West Brooksville.
Edward Mill lost one of his team horse,
last week.
Miss Caroline Joy has opened her house
at Henry's Point for the summer.
Rev. J. 8. Richards went to Boston last
Thursday to be absent two weeks.
Charles Bsbbidge, his wife and son
James, left for Portland this morning for
an extended visit.
Charles II. Farnham has been appointed
ferryman at Lymburner's ferry, in place
OF Samuel Jones, resigned.
Schooner Motto, owned here by Capt.
William Perkins, has been sold to Surry
parties. She was taken out OF winter
quarters and sailed for Surry yesterday.
April 10. Johnson.
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DEATH OF MRS. j. W. WALKER.

DEATH OF MRS. ]. W. WALKER.
The death of Mrs. }. w. Walker, form
erly OF this place, at Newcastle, N. H.,
March 20, was briefly reported in THE
AMERICAN last week. The Newcastle
correspondent of the Portsmouth Times
says OF her:
Honored in death as In life by the many
friends who had come TO know and admire her
since her advent to our little island town, Mrs.
Lena Walker, beloved wife of j. W. Walker,
received the last tributes of love and esteem at
the home of Supt. II. Harding. Peacefully
asleep she lay, around her boomed the exquisite
lilies of Easter. with the beautiful floral emblem
"Arisen", fragrant vioets and dainty flowers,
sweet and fair as the dear friend wro slept so
peacefully among them in the sleep that knows
no waking here, but In the land where the sun
never goes down. While we mourn for the sweet
young life SO suddenly closed here we are
deeply thankful for the privilege of having
known her for a brief period and for the In
spiration which the memory of her young life
with Its many beautiful traits of character has
left with us. Beside the casket her pastor, Rev.
Ernest K. Davis read several scriptural selec-
lions. containing promises of Immortality and
hope. and spoke words of comfort to Borrowing
friends.
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seal Cove.
Mrs. e. H. Sawyer, who has been very
i'll, is now improving.
Many from this place attended the
funeral services OF Capt. R. B. Dix at West
fremont Sunday.
Capt. Willard S. Norwood, who has
been in command of schooner ''Chsrlotte
I. Sibley", is at home for few days.
Schools open to-day. Miss Josie Bill
ings will teach at South Seal Cove, and
Miss Alice Carroll, of Southwest Harbor,
at Seal Cove.
At the annual meeting of the Sabbat h
school Sunday, officers were elected for
the coming year as follows: Superinten-
dent, Miss Emily Sawyer; assistant sup
erintendent, Mrs. Caroline Ashley; treas
urer, Mrs. Rosalie H. Grace; secretary,
Miss Myrs Powers; librarian, Mrs. Mary
Sawyer; teachers, Mrs. j. s. Powers; Mrs.
Rosalie Fl. Grace; Mrs. Ida NJ. Norwood
Mrs. Caroline Ashley.
Elmer Stanley and nephew Bennett, OF
the Inflated schooner "Hyena", arrived
at their home at Center Thursday. The
miraculous escape OF Bennett Stanley re-
calls another tragedy OF the deep, which
occurred in the November gale of 1898,
when the schooner "Virginia" was lost in
Boston harbor. Capt. Leonard Stanley,
Benefits father, was in command. Capt.
Stanley and a man named Palmer Free
man lost their lives. Bennett succeeded
in reaching shore in the same miraculous
manner as in his last shipwreck. The
young man has since found employment
on shore, until this spring, when he
again decided to follow the sea, the trip
in the "Hyena" being his first attempt.
April 10. N.
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SargentviIIe.
Miss Mary Milliken spent Friday with
friends in Castine.
On account OF the high wind Thursday,
the ''Marjorie" did not make her usual
trip to Belfast.
Mrs. Daniel Faulkner, who has been
spending few weeks with friends in
Gardiner, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Spooner and daughter arrived
home Thursday on the "Juliette". They
have been spending the winter in Msssa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Walter Grindal and daughter
Beatrice, of Bangor, spent few days with
Mrs. GrindaPs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C. Dodge.
April Is. HI.
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

Word has been received from Lowell,
Mass, of the death OF Louis W., son OF
Alden and Helen Treworthy, formerly OF
Ellsworth. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the pastor of the Paige street
church with singing by quartette. Floral
offerings were numerous and beautiful.
The young men of Centerville sent
handsome piece with a broken wreath OF
roses, and bearing the words "Our Chum".
April Is. b.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

George Ray has gone to Brewer TO work.
Adeibert Garland has gone to Lamoine
to work for short time. v
Leah Remick entertained a small party
OF friends last Saturday evening.
A daughter was born to Willis Trim
and wife recently-Edna Caroline.
The ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs. W. l.. Remick Thursday afternoon.
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LAKEWOOD.

Miss Lizzie Frost, Who is taking care OF
her aged mot her, was given quite sur
prise on Friday afternoon, when twelve
men met there, and sawed and split her
summers wood. Such acts Of kindness
tighten the burdens of life.
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Deer Isle

Deer Isle
Elmer Greenlaw left Friday for New
York.
Kimban Barbour left Friday to join his
yacht.
Percy A. Haskell left Monday to join his
yacht.
Lawrence Pickering left for Boston
Friday.
Mrs. Cora Torrey returned from Boston
Saturday.
John Marshall left Thursday to join the
ant. DESERT.
E. s. Powers left Monday to join the
yacht "Iantha".
Joseph Davis left Monday for Boston to
join his yacht.
Capt. H. H. Powers left Monday for
Boston to take command of his yacht.
Mr.. Jones, D. D. G. H. P, visited Pine
Tree chapter, R. A. M, Friday night. I
Capt. E. L. Haskell and Charles Wood
left Monday to join the steam yacht
''Montclair''.
Capt. Crockett Dow left Monday for
Beverly, Mass to join the yacht "Athene"
as first officer.
Schooner 'R. G.. Whilden", Capt. Bar
bour, has chartered to load stone at Su!li-
van for New York.
Clarence Dow, Roy and Seth Greenlaw,
Frank Scott, Freeland and William Annis,
left Monday for Boston.
F. Lamont Green left Friday for Boston
to join the steam yacht "AveneP', Capt.
Frank Torrey, as quartermaster.
April s. F. j. S.
Miss Carrie Gray left Monday for Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Annie Dubois left Monday for
Boston.
Charles Alexander arrived home from
Boston Tuesday. 81
The house formerly occupied by John j.
Spofford has been sod to e. c. Wood
worth.
Charles Staples, who has been spending
the winter at j. L. Saunders, lett for Cas-
tine Wednesday.
Hon. E. P. Spofford was in Ellsworth
last week in attendance at the April term
of the supreme court.
Harris W. Haskell went to Bucksport
Wednesday, returning with his sister,
Miss Alice Haskell, Friday.
Mrs. George d. Haskell left Monday for
New York to visit her husband, who is
captain of the steam yacht Sapphire.
Capt. Emanuel Lowe, of New London,
Conn.,, arrived here last week. He has
bought the old Howe place and the old
Howard place. and expects to start in
farming this spring.
Capt. W. s. Green and crew left Mon
day for Southport, to put the steam yacht
sAkela" into commission. The officers
and crew are: W. s. Green, captain; E. Y
Haskell. mate; e. A. Green, engineer
Amos Scott, steward; Charles Saunders
cook; ]. e. Billings and A. w. Libby
seamen.
April 10. s.
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AshyIlIe.
Charles G. Small and F. f. Hodgkins
will leave for Boston Tuesday.
John II. Tracy and wife went to Han
cock and Ellsworth last week.
o. P. Bragdon, who has been confined
to his home all winter, is out again.
Mrs. E. H. Hodgkins, who has been
quite i'll with the grip, is some better.
April 15. B.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
tina; l. is not uncommon
for a child 10 be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
ates too often, II the
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East Sullivan.
Mrs. Charles Doyle has gone to the hos
pital in Portland for treatment.
Clarence johnson leaves this week for
Bar Harbor, where he will be employed
by DIR. Hagerthy.
The young people are having a series of
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West Trenton.
Irving Anderson is very low.
Melborn Rinalda has moved his family
to Bar Harbor.
George Haynes has gone to Northeast
Harbor to work. n
Harry Haynes has gone to Somesville
for the season in the employ OF J. w.
Somes.
George Hopkins is termed quite a
marksman here. The past winter he has
killed two deer and nine foxes, and this
spring he has killed four wild geese,
besides other game.
April 16. S.
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Eden.
Charles King lost valuable horse one
day last week.
School begins to-day taught by Miss
Letitia Taylor, of Sullivan.
There will be mask ball at Hsmor's
hall, Salisbury Cove, Friday evening,
April 10.
little Eleanor Marguerite Remission,
who has been dangerously ill, is very
much improved.
Six hundred bushels of CLAIMS have been
dug and shipped from here 10 the canning
factory at South Bluehill in two weeks.
April 10. 7.
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urine scalds the flesh or II, when the child
reaches an age when II should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon 1t. the cause of
tn difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due TO diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. |, is sold
by druggists, in fifty fS.t
cent and one dollar Gin .s.ss...:s.s
sizes. You may have vi Il ss.i u,
sample bottle by mail IL. s1.:.ssiEs ~ ~
free, also pamphlet tell Home Of swaup Root
ing all about it. including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghsmton. N. T.. be sure and
mention this paper.
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Hancock Point
Jonas Kelly is quite i'll. His friends
hope he will soon recover.
Jennie Ball will teach the spring term
of school at Marlboro. 1t is her first
term. All wish her success.
Last week a young son of Charles
Chester cut his thumb off with Ratchet.
DR.. Haskell replaced the thumb and
thinks it will heal.
April 10. NAN.
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West Eden.
Mrs. Jane Leland, of Indian Point, is
quite Ill.
School begins to-day, with Miss Helen
Mansfield, Of Orono, teacher.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Branscome, of Somesville,
recently paid visit to relatives and
friends here.
Little Miss Octa Hamor, Of Ellsworth,
is stopping with Mrs. Z. E. Sargent, and
attending school.
Mrs. Addie Emery and two children, Of
Salisbury Cove, visited her mother, Mrs.
Alma Higgins, the past week.
Everett Salisbury, who has been living
In 0. p. Rch's house the past winter, has
moved to Indian Point, renting the farm
Of F. b. Higgins.
April Is. M.
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B1uehiIl Falls.
Wiley Conary has gone to Portland on
business to day.
Mrs. A. R. Conary and Mrs. E. M. DOVE
visited Mrs. Cyrenus Young, of Sedgwick,
this week.
Miss Mamie Candage, who sprained her
ankle some months ago, can walk now
without crutches.
Misses Nettie, Mamie, Fanny and
jennie Sylvester and Lucy Burns have
gone to work for Friend & Sullivan at
South Bluehill.
Harvey d. Friend, son of d. P. Friend,
now residing in Brockton, Mass,
writes hons that on his birthday recently
his friends gave him a surprise party, and
presented him with a nice chair, an opal
scarf pin and other presents.
April 15. SUB.
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Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills, Biliousness, In.
digestion, Headache. Easy to take, easy to
operate. 25e.--Advt.
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East OriaDd.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Blakesley, OF Hartford,
are at William BIaisdell's, where they will
board during the summer.
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Center.
Mrs. Lena Butler returned home last
week from Harb Dor.
Orville Bartlett hasgone to Mort beast
Harbor to work for Howard Frazier
Erbin and Thomas Bartlett have gone
to Port Clyde again, where they are en-
ployed in the weir business.
April Is. n
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There is much sickness at present,
nearly every family being afflicted.
James Pickering has moved his family
from his fathers house into the house
owned by Daniel Eastman.
April 10. M,
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Embellishments.
advertisements.
~~ 49, - S>>~~~~~>r~~~~~
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty. vigor
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Seawall-
Dudley Deliver is out again.
Mrs. Charles Newman, with her little
son Arthur, went to Deer Isle last week
to visit her mother, who has been i'll for
some time.
April 10. DOLLY.
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Now Are Your Kidney.

Dr. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam.
lie free. Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Y,
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For Rent.

y - new six room Cottage crnvti :
''"n!y ard deslrnlIy loca'ed Oh south
a''ert. Apply 10
j. q. TIuunGs,
3tf Office oppUite Court Housa.
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4 I'UzZler.


An ancient cDitapb in Latin In the
chateau Of Chantilly. France, may be
translated thus:
Acia Taelia Crispis
Neither man. nor woman. nor maphrodite,
Neither infant. young nor old,
Neither 'haaic. dcpraved. modest,
But all these.
Removed neither by hunger sword or poison,
But by AL.
She lies neither In tie sky nor In the water, but
everywhere.
I.uciUs Agatha Crspis.
Neither husband. lover nor friend
EuI all th:sc.
Neither weeping nor rejoicing.
Hut both.
Has erected this neither a mauso!eur1. pyramid
nor n s'pulchcr.
liut AL fhrce,
Goth knowing and not knowing TO whoc, he hath
erected IL.
This i tomb that holds no body
This is body held in no tomb
cut is its own body and lis own tomb
The answer is not known. and 80 cv.
cry n!nIblp wit is invited to exercise IL.
self on the tough old puzzle.
Eonda OF India.
The Last India company began. and
aft"rward the British government con.
tinr"d. the construction OF roads In In
d:a. and now all parts Of the peninsula
% we'll provided
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"Pllgrim, hath seen n redheaded, fcIy
lookin man travelin this way?"
"Of a surety hath" l replied. HE
II Is who hath robbed me Of my all.
What hath he further doneF'
"Broke jail. robbed n house and di-
vers other things. Climb up behind
me on the saddle, and he shall be over
taken"
And rs we gallOped forward In pur.
suit | said 10 myself that out of de-
spair is born hope. and out of hope you
ginerally git at least half your money
back If you hang to the track long
enough. | also reflected that life is full
of changes and that the wise man Is
one who is prepared fur a flip flop at
moments notice. at the end Of two
hours we overlook the foxy man. He
had reached the town Of High Hopes
and begun biZress. He had traded my
tintype outfit fur ilghtin dog and had
swappcd my ole hoSs fur n haltin
mewl. and lie was jest offerin my cddi.
Gated grasshopper in exchange fur
rat in trap when vengeance descend
ed upon him. He was a man of sand
as well rs craft. He made no kick
that jestice had overtaken him. His
attitude was calm, and his smile lin
gered like mornin frost on the north
side of the barn as he held out his hand
to me and said:
Venerable pilgrim and guilcless
traveller, thy comm has lifted n burden
from my heart. Wilt promise me some
thin before my dcparture"
Truly wilt"
tl,
the poor. Out of thy bounty make
them as happy rs possible If thou
canst hornswagglc the public let no
qualms of conscience stop thee, but
when thou meetcst poor man divide
with him and bring peace and comfort
TO his household. Let me shake thy
hand in farewell"
but where are you goinT' asked.
His smile was bland and his humility
beautiful as he pointed to the clouds
sailin DER our heads and said:
Il am called hence. l cannot tarry."
But who's callin you?"
Ilc pointed to the men who had jour.
neycd along with me. They had q rope
all ready and was patiently waitin fur
him to say MS say.
Yes he is called away" said the
leader of tie band rs he fingered the
rope with luvin hands. "It won't be
long before he will be beyand the trou.
blcs of this world, and the flies Of next
summer will be naught to him"
Then they took the man away to.
ward grove Of cottonwoods. and l
remained where | was to recover my
own and to commune with myself.
felt TO reflect that
MAN cometh up like flower and is
hung by the neck"
And also
Graft and deceit are roller skates
TO help man on his way, but sooner
or later he strikes the icy spot Of in
tcgrity and is Topped"
And likewise
"H2 not graSDin after thy naybur's
pc!f. What Is thine own may comfort
thee: what is taken without leave NAV
stick in thy throat"
After ahOEt nn hour the Land re.
turned They had lift the ro,.p and
Tie r:2n OF guile Erhrl As they
mCu-iti their critters ~ rice home.
war; tie leader gave E!e his ha"l and
gently said:
''P.lE:n. 20 IL? way ana fear net
JcStICc sometimes draGS along like no
lasSes IN January. but She moves ami
moves. aud in the ci.d TIE wicked are
overcome and the iuncrcrut arc fed on
quail and toast" NJ QUAD.
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PILGRIM JOE TALKS.
RsCOJNTS THE FATE THAT sEFELL
A MAN OF GUILE.

For Brief Space the Latter Was
Triu:uphnnt over the Worthy Pill
grim. bat Justice at Last vindIcat-
cd It's Divine Principles.
iCopyriEht. 1900 by C. Il. Lcws.I
Ead left the hamlet of Jacksonville
behind me and was headed fur the en-
tcrpriSin town OF High Hopes, when l
c1:ncs across Il fellcr who was pacin
off tie land aud drivin stakes. halt.
ed my outfit and give him good day
and said:
"IIr that buildeth up 4 hearthstone
in the wilderness hclpeth to build up
nation"
THAT'S k'rcct." he says as he leans
oA wheel Of my tintypc wagon. land
he that makcth the land TO flourish is
greater than warrior in battle"
Then SEQ that he was Il foxy lookin
critter with self confidence in his eye,