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however, lobjected to this provision, be-
cause no method of appeal from the decf-
sion Of the inspector has been provided
AS the health department has entleayored
in vain to devise some practicable method
Of appeal 1t has decided to recommend that
that portion OF the law providing for
branding be stricken out-that is, that the
act be amended as follows: Strike out all
that portion of section 10 commencing with
and including the word and in lire IL
on page s and ending with the word Dis
trict' in line % Of the same page
Amendment Proposed.
~. In order that the inspection work of
the health department may be directed to
the greatest possible advantage 1t is le-
spectfully recommended that this bin be
amended as follows: After the word dis
ease in line 10 on page insert 'or of any
disease of the udder'
Diseased udders ordinarily render the
milk from the cows so affected unfit for
sale. Reports as to the existence of such
disease should, therefore, enable the in
spectors of the health department to nav
special attention to the farms where such
diseased cattle are so as to determine when
cows which have been so affected can be
used safely for dairy purposes
S The pending bill seeks to prevent
dealers in milk from filing milk bottles
which have been used by customers. but
which have not been cleaned
'.In this bill In its present form an effort
is made to prevent the use of bottles which
have not been washed by forbiddfng the
carrying of milk and cream in bulk and In
bottles in the same wagon In view, how
ever, OF the very considerable expense
Evening star., 1902-02-06

Wnlcn would be entailed by this reouire-
n,ent, the desirability of which has been
oIminlshed by the recent increase IN The
NUMBER OF inspectors In the health depart-
inent, it is respectfully Recommended that
the Following words, commencing in l.na (
on page III, be stricken out: Have niIL or
cream IN bottles. or other receptacJes in
tended to be left with Consumers IN o.
about any vehicle in which milk or craoJ,,
Tor sale is being carried in bulk. and II,
their place insert the following: Fiji With
MIX OF cream, in any wagon or on anv
PUBIC highway, any receptacle intended RI
De left with the purchaser of such milk or
cream, except such as are owned bv sucb
purchaser ~
Prevents Substitution.
49, The pending bill will tend to prevent
II enacted. the substitution of ordinary milk
or cream for milk or cream from tubercu,,n
tested cows -i'
without going into the question as to
tHe Vaiie or the tuberculfn test Ii NAV he
asserted that there Is a certain demand for
.aIh ana cream coming from cows SO
lesteo In response to this demand some
snleTpTising dealers have placed on the
market milk of this character. and have
secured custom by having done so. some
suen s,.s. dealers have subsequently introduced
aules.eo caitie into their herds, thus per
pslIatng fraud upon their customers
,at.: mn.cn tne law does not prevent 1t wifi be
hoticed that the proposed leeisIat;on on rtis
subject contemplates the registra fion aS
nerds only when such registration has heen
requested by the owner, and In no way
2. makes II obligatory upon any one to have
his cattle tested
Evening star., 1902-02-06

prominent lawyer and public speaker Of Pitts
burg says: II have been troubled with cafarrh of
the head and throat for twelve years In this
climate 1t seems impossible to get rid of It, The
continual dropping of mucus from the nose Into
the throat caused irritation and hoarseness seri-
ously Interfering with my public speaking 1t took
me- an hour or more Of coughing. gagging. ex-
pecorating and sneezing every morning before /
could settle down 70 work and this condition grad
uslly brought on catarrh OF stomach, causing loss
OF appetite. poor digestion and a foul breath
which annoyed me exceedingly. My physician ad-
Fised me To try Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and I
took them for two months and was astonshed to
ind how quickly they cleared my head. throat and
stomach. and have hesitation in recommending
them They are not only pleasant to take but
they seem TO get at the very root of the trouble
because since using them have had no trace OF
eatarrh."
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets at so
Gems for full-sized package.
They can be carried In the pocket and used any
time and often desired. since they contain
no cocaine mercury any other injurious drug
feti&S2t
Evening star., 1902-02-06
MILLIONAIRES DINE TOGETHER.
II. A. b. Widener the Host and j. =.
Morgan Special Guest.

\ dispatch from Philadelphia last night
says: From the greatest financial centers
P. a. B. Widener drew moneyed men to-
night TO dine at his magnificent country
place at AshbOurne. To compute the mil
lions represented around the table would
require an expert accountant. j. Pierpont
Morgan occupied a seat at the right hand
OF the host. while gathered around the table
were just three dozen men. the word of
each of whom is good for millions The
dinner was given solely In Mr. Morgau's
honor, and the guests assembled were those
known to have interests in common with
him.
Mr.. Widener was careful in selecting his
guests Besides Mr.. Morgan, he brought
from New York s. Barton French. Charles
Steele. Charles Lanier, Francis Iynde Stet-
son, H. H. Rogers. E. j. Berwind Thomas
F. Ryan. John D. Archbold. George s
Bowdoin and John !. Waterbury From Chi
cago came Norman B. Ream, Ebert III
Gary and Marshall Field; from London
Henry Wilding: from Baltimore. B. n. Ba-
ker. and from New Jersey. Governor Frank
lin Murphy. The Philadelphia guests in
cludtd A ]. Cassatt. Samuel c. Rea. Glenn
ent A Griscom, q. Stuart Patterson Thos
Dolan, George y. Huhn. Theodore Voor-
hees. George F. Baer, William L. FIkins
Edward T. Stotesbury, Col A. London
Snowden. Sidney T. Tyler George W FL
kins, George Philler. Rudolph Ellis. T. De
Witt Cuyler. John G. Johnson. George D.
Widener and Joseph f. Widener
Inc dinner was laid in the regular dining
room of Mr.. Widener's splendid country
mansion Mr. Widener said that he had
not sought to present an elaborate menu
He said today that he had asked Mr. Mo-
gan to inspect his art gallery and take din
ner with him. and that Mr.. Morgan hal
set the date for the feast. Mr.. Widener in
fited therefore. the big chiefs of various
organizations that they might have a chanca
70 meet and converse with the man who
mas become renowned IN Wall street. There
We're no set speeches. and at the end OF the
uInher none OF the guests would say what
topics had been discussed All denied tbat
there had been any talk of business.
Evening star., 1902-02-06
For Cleansing ReceptacIe..

"3. The pending bill requires purcba ssrS
of and dealers in milk and cream to nro-
vide their establishments with apparatus
for the cleaning of receptacles in which
milk is received. kept. stored, measured or
delivered. VI
Inc reason tor this requirement Is set
forth sufficiently in the preceding seotion
Brfeny 1t Is this: Bacteria causes decono
position of milk. They are introduced ;nto
milk through Its contamination by dirt Of
various sorts. including particles OF decon-
posed milk or cream the result oS tha I'm
Vious use of receptacles. 1t is necessarv
therefore. that every dealer in mfItx ho 49,
vided with proper facilities for cleansing
tne receptacles which he uses to tbat a
composing remnants of their contents ma
troduced. ~ "Aeh IN
- The pending bill makes the presence
on the dairy farm of cow which Is in snch
condition as to render her milk unAt for
sale prima facie evidence that its milk 10 IN
De sold. 1t makes, however tgnoranoa ~
lne condllion OF such cow legal defense
against any charge which may be brouoht
II knowledge Of her condition conIS nnt
have been obtained by due diligence
In attempting to prosecute a case Under
existing law, for offering for sale the mill
from cows far advanced in tubercuIosis
the health department traced such mill H.
the general milk supply of the rarn,a
owning such cattle, but the court disn,isroa
the case because the health department
tn ba
customers. A demand for evidence of th,e
character has. Of course, the effect of nnr
niitting the sale of milk from.diseased cat
tle 1t Is impossible for the health denort
ment 10 furnish 1t. In order to do O. :.
would oe necessary to station an insneo+ar
on the farm and to have him foIIow ~
milk from the diseased COW into the b''o,eot
from the bucket into the cooler from 49,
cooler INTO the can, from the can int the @
wagon, and from the wagon to tho 81 .,ie
ter of some dairy lunch room or .. ooun IN
household of some citizen. IF ,ha - 70 tne
milk from diseased cattle is to be forrdd,e VI
1t must be through the means snge,aS.e1 uue1
IN TINS Dill, viz. rendering the nressnoo o'es s
the diseased cow on the farm evidenna ~ "
the milk is being sold and permittina 'aat .,at
farmer TO be prosecuted to shou, tie. me
old not know, and could not with dii;ae.ae ne
have obtained knowledge, of the conS,ta uce
of such COW, or that the milk fro,. M non
cow was disposed of in some otbar sueh M
than by sale. way
Sale of Condensed Mflk.
''5. The pending bill undertakes to roo,
late the sale OF condensed milk
Condensed milk, as now sold. Is either
condensed whole milk or condensed skim
med milk. The pending bill will re1uire
SKINNED milk to be SO labeled. Some con-
densed milk contains considerable uuanti-
ties of added sugre and other substances
and some contains none. The pending bill
VIII require the percentage of such added
Evening star., 1902-02-06

Gilt Edge Values i'm Ribbon Remnants
=
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BACK
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After the cxpsossan the following
were fcuad 10 be lnjared.
The tsru-oaa. Slightly esratehsss
aAout the facv. furee % character and
self esieszn Somewhat shattered: wlil
aereafsev show tsmlaigy under Ike cir.
eNnstznce<.
Tbs Bride. - DlEnity hurt. but not
hrogsa; showed unexpected courage:
Win recover slowly.
Cupid BADLY shocked: wgn frrover
Life.
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William the Coaqesrur did not intro
dEco swearing into England. but b.
brought with him very foreEhse oath.
William was accustomed TO swear by
the sptendov Of God . ard 90 such &C.
cassons he combined with IL the TER
rfbse aspect az the eyes" which aswayx
took the place OF swearing In the cass
OF SiF Joseph Porter, x. G. n After
Williams time the rulers Of England.
with po~sahly here and there an exc~p
ten. swcee With great Frequency and
vsguv. II Is related that even Queen
Bes& whose auburn locks dia DOT belle
q nery temper. wouId hr~ak into .
ssrsag Of expsstfves that wculd rattle
the royal windows ard frsghsen che
hogseAold and royal afssndsnts from
al ssnse q diplomatic recourse. - Loo
don TAtlsr.
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AAG e*sa &Eaoc&aAs Anc4s nan
sas s0~n y tss eFssissAs- sasa tss~H
Too lT@zasz1Sf %1tA kAs2N AN3 n
beading Ter nas aesea ! ~stssst K'iG-ap
inso an cr@a sewsg wAaeh bad nsa red
Light * warasss. had bad fan asse
A-vkz Ezy As.A aaA wasn't Jet out of
the sswpr whez rna&e NJ Ezy rzana to
ssse Tor s-saess1 damages was taken
g gse hospital add usxt dsy tas city
sssa-@Sy called on Ese 10 knn~ shat !
w&S ragmg 10 do
TIA Eoaax TO SIZE the towa. e
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Although !, was = foregone conclusion
that our beloved Mrs. stevens would b.
reelected to the presidency OF tho state
W. {. T. T., san sii feel pleased 70 hear
that Il vas 90 settled unanimously.
HAncook's delegation was probably
smaller than usssi. az many wanted 60
s,iend the national convention sud could
not COMPASS both.
Maine white rfbhoners should turn cut
In iorcs and sse that good vote is thrown
for Mrs. stevens ~ national president.
Hancock county, at its convention,
passed resolution In favor OF her re-eiee-
ton 10 that Office, and Of eours. the dele
gates viii DO ali shsy can towards ~. The
convention promises 10 be feast Of good
shiRgs. and viii no doubt BE- largely
attended
Lady Henry Somerset and others from
England expect TO be present, and visitors
from several tosrign countries are an.
roane~a 70 he coming.
May success crown tho meeting.
PRKss srIT.
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- 5 - -.

The EDITOR n the Rochs@sey n,
asd Chronicle bss had verv All, -
Il snust hsss heea unears mon snu
had no'hing better 20 DO than ts.sow 80.
81 Nsine istss. They we're not psvs,r.,
ruchss go 30 drsege contractor. -.
arpiyg bot b sossaf like the so,,,s I.
oaf psckwoods nMmse. Maos,t,,,.. =
euntie isgitAies his Aroyx. He e.nns,
uster "Ambsieias fails, nog Tar t,on, -
placid Pemad0mcookw wishout ,,s,,a-
sioientiy tlekiea In bis threat.
A nscrs try At Moilyehunkasaar .ae,e..
rebellion and riot in his hrenes,sl esu.-,.
nent. Ne cannes see the ansr "a !,
unbssoossos, and IL there l. poetrv q.
Abol lAcx rsegUntic be thinks the :isnn..
has baen violated. lie even cay,m :,
Meddy bsmps. II you shoafa rouso h,,s
In The middle Of the night and wh.,rm.
"fsstagumpus, wysopitloaa, wallavr...
and MasisWsmkeagH Into bis cars. he
Sun'd shoot yea dead without waking mn
Il e evident that the sditas af the Dsn..
oeras aRd CAreHfeie bss nc straight b,s,n
hsir or high ehssx bones.
Bot be stsbs too Tar when b. savs thar.
T. no poetry In the nsmss Of Maine. ia.
he forgotten THAI noteworthy ane noted
volume, Little sqasw Lyrics, written bv
30 less parsonage than W. Asesnthn.
Hsnnessy. Of Bangor. and published bv
the De hnrians. sna whose opening oss
the fitis Of which escapes me. tnus TINS.
Io~H the asslHw wysepEsioeA,
Pass sss AAss15 as9x aaase.
Isfossh TIE ssrsRs Of Antzgss1s
fAs = g@tsi tAs tag wehaAnEas.
So fsg fassesia "a 2x sllstsr--
Glitter Has tass asvP rsIeyaeps
Liks Ssv&gsH. Of Seaa4ssss,
krum Aenssree 60 oxanaa8f-~
To MA4AE89waY FsaNkAfAsn,
To Mxrzn&ssek szt HauzsaRe
ss@fe. cssessraxe anf Egeesmcgxtr
taAaa@s lssS aaa @hs " ssezsscas
.1~ u glitter
10 ~
M@oE Ehznn
aoenshtns' Ia possry. Rochester s.
not on the resp. I.st tis edsf0rz learn on
ssr@nthas, the ssgHt of the Maine Year.
Rcak.
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fact that was not deaf be Indignantly
demanded.
-Thcn why carry that ear trumpet
Your carrying the trumpet Is a gross
deception on the public. sir"
"The public Is not affected ono way
or the other | replied. ''as Il Is no
ones business whether am deaf or all
right. In this case nv prvfenSe ~ be.
Ing deaf has served the pablo good
turn. unless you stand here and let
murder aud robbery be done"
s-slr," be continued. Il believe you
can be arrested for carrying an ear
trumpet when your hearing Is per.
fcctly good. believe such thing
comes under the bead o. mis,icmeanors.
Tom, win you hook in the book =
The book was consulted and much
10 the dstec,lve's disappointment my
ear trumpet was not mentioned along
With pistols. Knives and sianeShotS
~But yeu can be detained as = SITS
pscious r.er~na.' he said As ioak OF ne
lief came 70 his face. ~Yes. thar Il the
charge. and shall detaln you until
the Inspector arrives
IF yeu bet those two men carry cut
their plan, will make London TOO bot
to hold you.@ shouted IN fay anger.
Ia reply | was locked up, An hour
later the inspcscr GA duty sfrolied In
from his dinner. and my case was laid
before tim. II began with the trumpet.
Il understand. sir" be said as be
axcd me With glare. "that you carry
an ear trumpet 70 deceive the public
~Ncli. what Il aoY~ yelled az hina.
Speak respectfully. or IL win he the
verse fav yon I take u that man
who vii deceive the general public
will also deceive the police. You can
teil your story, however"
told II IN straightforward way.
bat whca had finished TIE inspector
smiled In dertSion and shook bis head
and reVliesi:
Too thln, my man. You want 80
lead as Of "a . Jolly. bot yo1'vs fallen |
over yuar awn feet. think II wfli b@
safe 20 dstaIn yOa until morning
AT that hour cs tho night could rot |
hog.e 10 aud one Of my few friends In 1
Laadon 20 idsntffy ne ard therefore |
suhraittesi with as good grace as r.os~i. 1
bic, airnest b~xged Of the inspector TO |
send men to puaGsng lane lie gave |
IRE q hook Of pity and disdain and /
turned away
But ! w&s ncs held all night AZ |
Snsanlght reFsort reached the yard /
that the pawabrokev az II Pudding 1
Lane had hssen murdered and his rucgas 4
plunsserSsd. and when | was taken cut /
N my cvi into THO prese1ce OF the In /
spsctog found htua both ahiers and 1
zgfiafsd lie begged rEy pardon IN tire
most scsviis way ard ensrwafed me not
10 cake thy story publsc and ruin hirn
refused to snake any promises. bad
boz described .ise g1sn 10 h1ra Ia telling
nay story. and Row | ABSOLUTELY re-
,glssd 10 give him a ci~w. bad be~n
auualllat~3 and troatsi with coafempt
" ile trying 30 serve the police. and
guu EBAY be sure I Aore fhesz 10 good
viii Before ] sot satisfaction hAd
be Inspector. the detective ard An0ts-
= wlan t~snacs-1. snd q was tArU@xh
ny description % th~ ulsrssrwrS TIA,
Trtvats detective s@eacy ran them
scwn In Germany and secured h4x
'ews-si
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alataul Benefit Column
.. Mo..o. 4aslRn.I asa Hersf.I.,

Tire purposes ~ this column are sncriscfly
ttated Ia thc title and uusto--tt Il fer the mn-
tual henriit and aims C. he helpful ana hopefal.
beiHa FOR the common good, u y Yet the com
man usc--N public servant A Hurycyos q ~.
formation and suggestion. 4 nsesiium fer the In
terrhsHEe % kteAs. In fhs capacity q sotctts
COMMUNICATIONS ard IT, success 0epenas large
Us on tne support given q 10 this resFeei- Gem.
writcr wiz rot be printed except BY pcfmission.
viii he Sabicrs - approval or
ey The editor % The calump, bat nene
viii bc rejected without gped reas0n. address
all communications 70
Tbs ANKSgcxs.
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r7gssnsa Is A varsae sa~ w@seA there
Is ~ sasssasa Ears IS eSceE zs ega-
sx SAY ess ee & essrsasx taaa 1a@ Way
~ pzzasrsca sse as yeaEg s sAzassss
gSacsemS STAY vAss TIE sz1&nes A1sss
ii SsE 5 X @ax $3.50 arr szas 1zss.2
- asaasae>s - saSsA sar ezz Esr7s rex
sesaszS fs~~f9 gesr nss1esssse - So
.maas vesaz sesSs Ne snews sAsG sAsrss
i ae1sn asssS seev - IS essz tas snss
xAaax asAn,e. NFe 1850 mSe H. We
nsass w@ ags ssss asr wesg NTsS *
q. Asssss. s.Ara1 EaaTnzA
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1 ktscM6SrkS. NiSS~ sss's- T.
nesr A~nt saasss
TnrVaxs TIA ". IL essanas wf'l zee rsesss EEL
sae aszsy wAo rsme@a~res nae a. ~a-esss
| pscnAe sheas year Akes thai ! iA&sk Ass. &sa
whrs she esawes ~ fvsssi ae Ia ny hNfzwsy
~esaern sense. see shall h&vs Al The ~soaasa
eake~ sse c2a e@s asst slsAssnE rsssc sSAlsa as
slscs Tsoulcs wed ensae@e,4 sea e~@E& for waasa
sssS tws eeea esoss ina LASH psETEx-
sNswicc, yoa are tAe lady 70 sharn this
/ yrosnAslag oHer = uSds, ssS3s~scssa" sug-
xssts ~ yea have another TREAD In that
state waosa yea wcsid like 10 ser. that yoa
sass the trip 20 Mgnnsssss.
The .'eoaS SEASON" has e~ez remarked
apos many times tne past sEmaser. Bot Il
has bad jts eampceSatscas. Hos fresh
sR9 green the lswns ana Ersss- ssSl4s have
sSpSs And hlgasites as avid AZ valleys AAvp
rvsa I'D 5sSrSe Of v~TSSrs watch june
Itself eo1ld aet pre~eGi In a dry. hot
season.
Aaa !aax5nE By tbs sxAlhtss o; vege-
tables ard frat, IN tbs taars, SORES sAzeea
eruG1ets have ~hrekxa tAslr rexsrat ~
iuaasass potatoes and mammoth Pamp
sins ard sQaasAes testify.
PsSms sr~ Ia great ssaz1xEcs tAss
aasamn. a. are esanAerraess ard appsss are
saors plsatsssl iaau tass as&slly arr In
cranberry y~sz" CAnalag. pleSatns.
p~ss~rysng saa ~SsilssyiaS srV ea the
programmes 81 kss saSy Aa&ss~ivps.
TIE ssssss aa5 Essves AASs also pre-
ssryva their trSsaseas. TAe tszEs q az
tsasa hsvs scarcely shSwn epoz tbs
trws~. EA~ als sA@sry tAxs whss ths wsSa
aaa e-iasaa ssc~v& sps7 tAs ar&aShss.
fress bad foeeheS tAe aesv~@. has srS@
s1rSsezssats@ ~ sAs EsczgAs tsAa. Ike
tvEie Ct slssF gSa&tAs tn sAszrs. ta~ AaaE~s
are rsR~. Sss&s los fosss~ aasg ssSssuz@ass
~Fs . ssAsna tv yaass WaR e~eas ss ssx~ s2ss
sas szf&zz 81, so ~ o. 1--we e -as asgAs.
AL ss9 e&aar s~msa &c s~s sagrssss sssasAp~tss
- SEQ sa= r. sss sessga CO ssass Nas rs szsszas
eae.uss~Ss -sa-~gs MssrA naoessssps sss rsrssssss
sg taa Saraa- Aragrse4s R4s&sa ssssE vs~r 70
Eaeess 81 p rtssa ssasar gsls.SGs ~ ls~ esss.
gsAs as tac saa AsAs aas~aas est ne sss as. essz
saey EzHss 3 =-s sss k4saA ssa 80 = geW sNars
tAs saaers aaa aFassa 1sS sr~s@ weas sES sr~Nsl.
aessrszex ~ tss szas ~ sae xArSssSa sgz=rass-
"a ARE A&ssssn hssaasaa SEsss " ~ ssasas assss
s@ss tasAs 70 - Ns@ @er=~y @ss-ssss aa@Tw
S&=y s-ves ~ E&rea~aas sssesqs ws.ssss sssssgs
fazsuz 70 rsaar 1n~zz AssTas 81 a@ssa msss@xN w
szs 80 - s1sess Arsztns sa1s ssr~- Esses s.
wazsa savzz saAa sae ca@se 81 sas cs&sr L. eaa.
sax1ss~
rvewSvvG aesses Fsas as1 GgS nsx.zzazs
5z this say
n4as 4sss Ma&F~e
Il susw ~&sr yssF aaase - ass = l2s - sassEs
Assass wa
EAAs grSeEzag wKs a h1ss& : -srxzs t-eza
azs sseNSvw& Eass@E sAs sA-a saGas fTeen a
sssay 81 ~Aaz wxs szszSss44sees sac aassNs@
a. me Igssas sa4as tasgy. Aas2 $50 Il
assays 1hSzx 1a yS@ w@sS @y&A.@
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sn,rs rnAr enNn ".

The lie goes cut ard The si,le eeazcs IN,
Ard maay Frectoas srxesy
u bears 81 hands that arr waislss ionx-
Aad ewes ghsS are CASING wistfsily-
And anany = beaFt u h@sssag gr0ad,
To <resi DO Sin Of the fFtsn.ily mAla--
Aai i--shsll sland ~ yesterday
To hook ard long fer ny ship In vSsnf
Yes. liaw The wina esss. or biow n we@s,
Ard ~ 30 mad eseassss rage Aad fealR-
FAF over tho seas. @atscwhsre, know
sems ship Is Eaiisntgy sstltng home
Sesoe heart russ Ger wlsh eSeeceiHs Joy,
sezae hearth l. glowsnS wisa pcw foasa aShs,
Ans l az a. siaa As klssa csn he
TAzI sosae esher seai l. glad sssRtsst'
A..l.--s.-l
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Mrs. Gag-Yes. gno~ sny husband
can't afford al these thin<S but TN
hugtng them 10 please hfas-
Mrs ScAaPrgz--Te piea@~ hint
Mrs Gay~Yes. therr's nothing saat
Fieases hira snare than a cAanco 20 tell
his re-agle What a E44rfyr 10 PhIla-
siafnsz4a Press
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-01

Vacation tsfns r. here and the children
are fssrty living out Of doors. Yea nesA
only 20 ESaFd sKsinst the Srri6snte inel-
den1ei to saoHf pp3n air sgaYta. No rem.
ssdy equsls Dew hts Nitck Haxsl salvs for
qntrSly stepping pain es removing danger
froEa cots, scsles and wounds Hare e9,rr
fer plies sud skin dtss aces. Tlgaws out tha
" nsmattnu. H@ssrs % eountsTtvits,
Wfxaszs a NonnK,
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ID. 6. a. II. Column.

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Of the W 9. 7. U. n HAneock eoansy, ant
white rihbonsrs gcnersiiy. 70 oossrihuse 10 this
ceiemn reports ef ueesines es itsms that wili be
sf isssrcss 10 workers sa other parts % ths
coEnsT. We ~sasd like thsa 10 be q live esiame,
hai Il reeds sasas eScrt on The psrs Of W. @. r.
y, wsussn 10 make u 40 II IL eniaEsn Of their
making. uat oars, saa viii - What ttsy aszse
a ftersk and Goa. ma sicetsous shouid ~ shoyt
Ana arr Of eearsc. ssbssrs se approval Of she