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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-03

WANTED-A span OF wen matched. stylish
horses. city broke, about 1873 or 16 hands
high, weigh about 100 or 1900 pounds
each Address II. C. Kahn, Beaumont.
,rerns - 3
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ONE LOT ON CALHOUN, NEAR
FANNIN, J0x10o FEET, AT $3.50.
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iRS. A. WATTS. clalraudient and clairvoy-
amt medium, 600 Jackson street, phone
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FOR SALE-Lots In Third. Fourth and
Second wards: residences In Third ward /.
will sell or exchange for city property: SO
acres land near Genoa; one residence,
three barns, hny presses, machine and
everything pertaining to hny business;
also horses and cattle. Binz x Settegast,
room 2l3, Blnz building. 2-l5.O3
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS are the best
Investment ON the market.
This suburb has its own system OF
water works with pure nrtcsian water;
the best drainage in or about Houston;
excellent car service thc street railway
company Is now spending $4,000 recon
STRUGGLING this track with heavy ralls) /;
beautiful boulevard contract has been
let TO reshcll this within sixty days.;
good schools and nominal taxes.
Lots are cheap and selling rapidly;
houses are building ON every hand yet
there Is not one vacant.
Our motto is Keep prices down and
build suburb up"
We offer some real bargains this week
Rt
Houston Heights Office. 900 Main street,
John a. Milroy Agent. tf
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ONE LOT on SAN JACINTo, NEAR
FIERCE, 50x125 FEET AT $500.
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PERSONAL.

H0I STON Home Building Cooperative Co.,
l04 Khan Bldg. See Sunday Post. 3
WON DERFUL clairvoyant palmist, Mrs.
BIZ OK tells everything, soc, 81; unltes
separated; lucky charms. 1920 Preston
0yenue; also by mail.
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AICOMO standardization opium,
Morphine, and other kindred habits treat
ed Strictly private, with special facili-
III from ten to twenty days. Competent
physicians, nurses, etc, in constant at
Iendance Removed from business center
and consequent temptations. Address
Alcomo Sanitarium, 1917 Austin street,
Houston, Texas. II
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WE FIN UP AND DYE-The only exclu-
sire steam dye plant in the city; every
Impairment In charge of experts; suits
cleaned and pressed 81; suits dyed aud
preseed 81. so. Pantitorum Club, 2l2 San
Jacinto street both phones. d
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GOOD COOK at 270s crawford street.

WANTED Coored driver for grocery wag
ON. Apply 400 Mckinney avenne 4
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WANTED--l'o buy rooming house centrally
located. Roomer, GOA Travis ST.
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Chi SUBSCRIPTION 81 year, will save In
VISITORS many times the cost Of subscrip-
Y tion 500
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-09

Srnnknp.
Mrs. Mary Havey and her dsug bier
Lulu left Saturday for Bangor, where
they have employment.
Augustus Bunker and Roy Fernald left
town Friday for stonington here they
will work stone cutting.
Mrs. Amos seammon and Mrs. Joseph
Coison are making quite extensive re-
pairs and additions to their homes.
Material for repairing the sidewalk is
being distributed along the nne. All
will be glad when the repairs are com
plesed.
Mrs. Julia Martin has returned 10 The
Tsrratine at Hancock Point, where she
has engaged to take as boarders men W no
are at work on the cottages being built
there.
w. I. Hsvey. Jr., & Son have put g
stock Of goods into the store they re-
Gently bought here. They are having an
addition built on, fadigg IL too small
for their purpose.
April Z. SUR.
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Ioontisrmrnts.
OH faSx- tire
Children

Give them oil-cod-liver oil.
It's curious to see the result.
Give it to the pecvish, fret.
full child, and he laughs. Give
it to the pale, anamic child
and his face becomes rosy ar,
full of health. Take a flai
chested child, or a child ths
has stopped growing, give hi
the oil, and he will grow biz
and strong like the rest.
This is not a new scher
1t has been done for yca
OF course you must use t
right oil. SCOTS Emulsi4
is the one.
SCOTS Emulsion neithci
looks nor tastes like oil because
we are so careful in making i
pleasant to take.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 800 Pearl ST.. n. z
soc and $500 al druggists.
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Miss Rosa Benson continues in q crit
ical condition, tut great hopes are enter
tanned OF her final restoration to health.
Guy Parker came home Saturday from
Long Island, where he has been making
arrangements for the extension OF their
fish business.
Dr.. Willis Watson, who has been con-
fined to bic house by q malignant sbscess
on his right hand, after three weeks got
out sgsin, although unable as yet to use
his hand.
The ''Cimbr made her first trip OF
the season Wednesday. The steamer
Catherine siternstes with the "Cim-
bria". The congestion of freight at
Bangor aud other places is so great, OWN
to the loss OF the Maine Central bridge,
that the Barbo1rs have chartered the
"Catherine" for season to run between
Bangor and Bar Harbor.
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south Surry.
Hollis Bonsey is at Sound at work.
Willard Young has gene away TO sea.
2. P Curtis Is home from Bar Hsrbor.
Mrs. Sarah Treworgy has returned home
Charles Cunningham has gone up river
on the drive.
e. c. Young went to Bangor last Satur.
day on business.
Hollis Smith has gone TO Bar Harbor 70,
a seasons employment.
H. II Harden and wife lately visited his
father, F. II. Harden. in this place.
John Meadsr has returned from Wal
than, where ne has been at work the past
Sibter.
Paul and George Clark, OF surry, re-
Gently visited tier grandparents, Capt
and Mrs. George Haskell.
Arthur Treworgy and a friend, o, Blue
hill have been visiting his parents, Capt
Albert Tfeworgy and wife.
Harvey Candsge. OF East Bluehld. has
moved his family to John A Bonsey's
where they will keep house the coming
sumner.
At Morgan's Bay there were two chop
ping matches last week one for Mrs Har
riet Torrey. who is widow, and one for
Medbury Candage, WIN has Deen in very
poor health for some time.
ApriI7.
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SUB.

lannon's.
Miss Olive Coolidge left for Bangor
this morning. She will spend the week
In that city and Bar Harbor.
The "old Maids Convention" at Grange
hall Friday evening was well attended,,
and was pronounced success.
Miss Ellen Berry, who is attending a
business college ia Bangor. spent sstar-
day and Sunday with her grand parents,
n. p. Coolidge aud wife.
Mr.. stackpole, who has been occupy
ing the cottage Of the late Richard Per.
kins, has moved into the house owned by
Mr. HutehiBgs near the schooihouse.
Capt. Calvin Coegins, postmaster and
a prominent citizen OF this place. died
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-09

BROOKLYN
Charles Alien went to Boston last week
ON business.
Miss Cora Bridges is visiting friends at
Bucks Harbor.
Miss Nina Freethey leaves to-day for
Boston for short visit.
The library circle met with Miss Muss
Doiiard last Friday.
Repairs are being made on the West
End steamboat wharf.
Mrs. Joyce, OF oceanviile, is the guest
OF her son, Alfred Joyce.
The church aid circle will meet with
Mrs. Julia Jackson Wednesday.
t. X. Alden, who has been i'll for the
past few months, is rapidly failing.
Mrs. Belle Blake and Mrs. IdelIa Hill
leave to-day for Camden and Rockland to
be gone week.
Capt. William w. Freethey was pleas
antiy surprised at his home Monday
evening it being his birthday. A very
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You could not tell the difference between a
pound of sugar and pound OF sand If they
were not done up in thin paper. But when
they went In turn into your coffee cup. you
would soon discover your loss by the subsli.
tuts. Now, there Is almost as much difference
between Chase 4 sanborn's coffee and inferior
coffee as between sugar and sand, but you must
try them both In your coffee cup to know what
you are losing by the substitution of the In
ferior grade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-09

West Trenton.
Mrs. Martha J. Gilbert, one OF Trenton's
oldest and most respected ladies, died
Friday night at the age of seventy-tbree
years. She was well known and loved by
all. The deceased leaves one son, Sabin
Leland, one daug liter, Mrs. George Romer,
two sisters, Miss Lydia Bunker and Mrs..
George Austin, of Bar Harbor. and three
brothers, Eaton Bunker, of Bangor,
David Bunker and Aaron Bunker, OF
Bar Harbor.
AnFil s.
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>osth t.ams,n-.
Nshnm Young hss been III the past
week.
Mrs. Hattie Martin is the guest OF Mrs.
A. A. Richardson.
Miss Della Mcfarland returned to her
studies at Coburn Monday.
Misses Emma and vira Austin left Sat-
urosy fos Madison, n. H., to teach.
Mrs. Laura Carman and son BERTHE
arrived Thursday, and are boarding with
Mrs. Julia Graves.
Miss Geneva Smith, OF East Lamoine,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Lois Gilpst-
rick the past week.
Mrs. A. L. Holt has gene to Eastport to
remain several mont hs with her daug hter,
Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife, who have
been spending few days Ut home, re-
turned to South Gouldsboro this morning.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland, OF Yale,
spent fes days the past week at home,
returning on Friday to resume his
studies.
Linwood Young goes to Boston this
morning to work as coschmsn for DIR.
Rotch, of the infants hospital. He was
en- ploysd iu that capacity while the doc
tor was st his cottage at Bar Harbor last
summer, and made such q favorable i'm
preston that the doctor has sent an ur-
gent request for him to attend him in
Boston.
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THE AMERICAN has svbseribers al Zoe
Of the TI6 post-ofces in Hancock eouzty;
MI the other papers IN the county corn
Ssmed do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN "a NOT the only paper printed 81
Hancock county and has nerer etain1ed &c
be, basf q IS the only paper that edn prop
e~ls be called COUNTY paper; al the
rest are merely local papers. The csrcHia
ton OF TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list. 10 larger
saaH that Of al the other papers printed
u Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-09

sou@ssst'.-
W9tS en the new house to be built for
BRIGHAM FeSnstt by Frank K. Moore,
Of Eiiss h. viii begin next week. The
foundation WIS built last fall. The house
will he Two storie-, about 24x30 feet, with
ell lSx4 Ii viii be completed by July.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-09

In reply to inquiries we have pleasure 4, Il
ike the solid preparation OF that admlraos
remedy In that It cleanses and heals mem prstn :
affected by nasal eatarrh. There Is no Ity.,s55
or sneezing. The Liquid Cream Balm Is aus
70 use by patients VINO have trouble In inhA,1rss s
through the nose, and prefer spray ing ~
price, including spraying tube Is 70 cents: ,ysr
y druggists or mailed b. Ely Brothers, % Vs.
req street, New Y0rk.-Adrf.
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East BIaehia-
Jessie L. Long arrived from wsterviIie
last Tuesday.
Medbury Grindle moved to Black Island
last Saturday.
The Methodist society has organized a
Sunday school.
Archie E. Long and Homer F. Long
went to stonington last Wednesday to
work at their trade.
Willis Candage moved to Seal Cove last
Tuesday. He took with him materials to
build a small house.
Eugene wardweIl, Robert L. William,
ack Island last Saturday to work for
Pearl Parker.
Charles simpson, IT,, George E. Carter
and Howard p Greene left here last Wed
nesday for Hardwick, Vt, where they
will be employed as granite cutters.
Gladys M. Street, who has been en-
ployed as assistant in the postofice here,
went to Bluehil Last Saturday, where she
will remain short time with Mrs. Frank
Merrill.
Twenty-one men and boys assembled at
W. B Ridley's last Friday. They sawed
and split four and one half cords OF wood
in two and one-half hours. Mr.. Ridley is
In very poor health. He has been con-
fined to his house nearly all the time for
the last six months.
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West Brook-vine.
Albert Wilson left Tuesday to join the
steamer sCimbria''.
Miss Abbie L. Tapiey returned TO her
school I'm Brewer last Friday.
Sewall Tsp!ey and son Herman re-
turned to Bar Harbor to-day.
Miss Eiith Stevens will leave in few
days for Milo, where she will teach.
tour through the town, revising and cor
reeting valustions.
Mrs. Arthur Hswss leaves this morning
for New York to join her husband, who
arrived there Friday from Mobile.
April 7. ToMsoN.
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HancocR.
Mis-. Hamilton, OF Bangor, is visiting
Miss Caroline Cakes.
Mrs. Frank Johnson, of Machias, is
visiting her son, II. w. johnson.
I Byron Page, who has been employed at
Northeast Hsrbor the past winter, has
arrived home.
High school closed Friday, after a very
profitable term OF eight weeks, taught by
Eben Hodgkins, of Trenton.
April 2. M
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South Blushiil.
Henry Hendrickson aud family are az
home, there being no work at the quarry
March 81. d.
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Prospect Hribor.
Williams Il Rays new store is nearing
completion. They are already doihs
business.
Irving Whitaker has returned from
Portland, where he has been all winter
attending school.
Miss ID. NJ. Allen has returned home
from West Gouldsboro, where she mas
been spending the winter.
April z. T.
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pleasant time was enjoyed BY all. Ice
cream and cake were served.
April Z. UNE FEMME.
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Wet fremont.
Mrs. Edward Lunt and son Rodney, OF
Manset, are visiting relatives here.
+. NJ. Eaton Ia getting along nnely with
his new yacht. He has her nearly
planked.
Mrs. Al. weich and son Frank arrived
this week. They will occupy part O,
Winfield spragus's house.
Mrs. L. W. Ramiil, WITH daughter.
Leiva and Edith, recently visited her
mother, Mrs. Zaima s. Clark.
William II. Liant, wife and dauvh,Ar
came home from Northeast Hsrbor, where
they have been at work for the past
winter, to spend few days.
April 7. THEI.s,A,
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southwest Harper.
Mrs. Hattie Carpenter, OF Trenton,
with children, visited her parents one
day last week.
Roy Savage, who went away March n,
has shipped to go South on a msckerel
cruise.
Schuyler Clark has arrived from Boston
to put tho Dirigo hotel in readiness for
summer company.
Mrs. Julia Holden has returned from
Augusta, where she has been visiting the
family of her brother, Capt. Thomas
Clark. t@aa
A. Z. Farnsworth went 10 Eastport on
Wednesday OF last week to confer with
the head Of the seacoast Packing Coin re-
gard TO the opening OF the factories I'M
der bis charge.
Alfred Mayo. who has been employed In
ssco for more than year, has returned
home, having concluded to learn the
plumbers trade. He u now at work at
Worthless Hsrbor.
Capt. William GiIley has, during the
past winter, built three fine rowboats
for his summer work, and is now busy
fitting mp hts yacht for It's regular
company sailing.
The literary circle held q very inter
esting meeting on the evening OF April l..
Though several members on the pro-
gramme were absent some excellent
papers were presented. There were read
ings by Mrs. Josephine Stanley, Mrs.
Hannah Gilley and Mrs. w. T. Holmes.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tinker, Carol Fremont, four months OF
age. who was thought to be recovering
from pneumonia, failed to rally and
died Tuesday, April /. Much sympathy
is felt for the parents and brother OF
the little one whose span OF life was so
brief.
A. o. Gilley and HIS sister, Mrs. Rose
Lurvey, were called to Dyer's Bay, steu-
ber, last week, by the serious illness of
their father, Benjamin GiIiey, who was
suffering from pneumonia at the home OF
his son. Capt. Jacob Mayo took Mr..
Giliey and Mrs. Lurvey in his yacht,
returning in a day or two. They left Mr..
GilIey slightly improved.
Mrs. Emily Farnsworth recently re-
csived q very interesting letter from her
cassin. Warren Whifmore, OF Mort beast
HerbDr, dated at famous New York
ssniisriun where be has been uuder treat
ment for pulmonary weakness the past
winter. He writes very hopefully OF his
improved health, and expects soon to re-
turn home.
The communion service at the Congre-
gstionsi church Sunday morning, April 6,
was deeply interesting 10 large copgre-
cation. Four young ladies united with
the chareh-Ioyai christisn Endearorers
who thus openly eoufess themselves fol-
lowers OF the Master. They were Flora
Giiiey, Gladys aud Cnsnie Mayo and
Grace Carroll. The sermon by the pastor,
including tender words OF sdmonition to
the new members, was very impressive.
The church has cause for rejoicing that
these bright young girls have eonsecraied
themselves to the work.
April I. SPRAY.
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Little colds.n Thousands Of lives sacrificed
every year Or. woods Norway Pine Syrup
cures little colds, cures big colds. toe, down %
the very verge Of consamptloa.--4dst.
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Eden.
There will be a dance ia Eden Park ball
Friday evening, April II.
School began here o-day, Miss True, oil
Pennington, teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cousins spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Charles Thomas spent last week Id
Northeast Hartor clipping horses.
Miss Tuilis Thomas has gone to Winter
Harbor 60 visit her sister, Mrs. Dora
Higgins.
April z. L.
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Surrs.
Sterling Anderson Is very III from the
effects OF cold after vaccination.
George and VIII Phillips will go to
Northeast Harbor the first OF this week to
work at carpentering.
Mrs. p. ). Collins conducted the SER
vices very successfully Sunday afternoon
and evening in the Baptist church in the
absence OF her husband, The pastor.
The schooner "Lincoin" filed with
water while at anchor In the harbor
loaded with wood. After considerab BILE
trouble the leak was found about the
rudder post, and she has gone to Bar
Harbor.
ApriI Z. a
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wsuham.
Quite number of he young men bste
gone to work on The river.
Miss Brunette Hasten is with her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Jordan.
Four new candidates were Installed in
court Snyctic o. F. Saturday evening.
Miss Hattie Crimmln. who hss been
attending school at Ellsworth, has
returned home.
Molbry Ringmsn, OF Marisyiiie, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
home Monday
Mrs. Charles Davis. who has been
boarding at @. L. Jordsn's through the
winter, hiss returned to Ellsworth Falls.
The entertainment and socisbie given
by companion court Sunbeam Thursday
evening WIS well patronized. A good
time was enjoyed.
April z. H.,
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South Penobscot.
Albert Leach has been III, but is i'm
proving slowly.
sidney Gray Is building a stable for
Arthur Grindle.
Schooner "w. d. Mangsm" Is loading
bricks at the Leach Bros. yard.
Mrs. A. c. Condor and Mrs. E. j. Snow
have gone to Boston on business
Eiwin Seveiis has gone to IsIesboro to
90 cossting with Capt. Pendieion.
J. W. Bridges went to Fast Backsport
on Wednesday last, reforming on Thurs
day.
On Sunday forenoon, March 30, as Rev.
+. K. Drew was unable to preach, his
br, she-, Rev. MIR. Drew, OF North Rock
land, g no is visiting him. occupied the
pulpit, and also had charge of the evening
service.
April CLIMAX
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North Deer isle
Capt. Frank Gray has bought the slooT
Active.
Edward Hutchinson, OF Little Deer Isle
has returned from the West Indies.
Capt Charles Scott has sold his sloop to
L shepard, OF Little Deer Isle.
Miss Matte Thompson has gone to
South Boston to stay with Mrs. Anna
Pierce this summer.
Alec Thompson, Belcher Howard and
Joseph Davis have gone to New York for
the yachting season.
Mrs. L. NJ. Flye, of stonIngton. viii
soon open her millinery parlors at the
home of Mrs. Wallace Scott.
John Douglass, OF Eggemogsin, has
purchased farm In Bluehill and win
move his family there shortly.
Miss Genevieve Allen arrived from New
York last week, and is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ellis.
Amos Scott has gone to Port jefferson
to go steward Of the yacht .Akela'; John
Billings, OF Little Deer Isle, has gone
as mate.
Capt. Charles Bsbson, who has been
keeper of Pumpkin Island light for the
past thirty-two years, has resigned his
position.
Mrs. Everett Thompson gave party q,
her home Saturday evening IN honor OF
the birthday OF Der daughter Ethel. Ice
cream and cake were served.
April z. E.
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Pretty Marsh. ~
Mrs. f. L. Freeman is ssFhome from Bar
Hsrbor.
Arthur Prevear, Beniamin Carter and
Alien Smith are at Northeast Harbor,
where they have employment for the sea-
son.
w. II. Freeman, IT,, who has been lame
for long time, is at the hospital in Port
land. At last accounts he was doing
finely.
The Easter concert by the Sunday
house, was well patronized, notwithstsnd-
Ing the bad travelling. The programme
was an excellenkone.
March 81. s.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Treuon,.

fremont.
DR.. e. ID. Tspiey, who has been taking
. post graduate course in New York, has
returned home and resumed his practice
here. --e
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Grant, Of Otis, will
celebrate their golden wedding May 10.
In spite OF rain and mud. the Great
Pond stage.driver, Alfred Blsisdell has
made regular trips, and IN good season,
With his hnyes looking as cool as
Biaisdeli himself. Besides being merci.
ful to the horse he drives, SIR. Blaisdell is
a kind and diiigent stage driver.
AnriIA