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TIE AsEEz oAN hds sUbscTibeTs at I0o
81 the 10 pOss-obiees IN Poneock county
al the slAeg papers in the eouAty cora
bSned do naf reach so many. TIE AMER
fcAx - aol the only paper printed IN
HazcoCE csaEts. end has HersT Claimed to
De, 5at Z .4e only paper that can prop
wis Be e. - q COUNTY Pcptrf az ne
rest are asrsEy local papers. The circtia-
sssa o. THE AsrERIcAS, barring TIE Bar
Egr6Oy escofd's summer llst. is larger
GaGn thcf Of ca TIE other papers priRted
~ Hancock county.
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Il ever was. and well and hearty, Altar
going through she most intsnxe pain whigh a
human person eoaid endure. / eLserfuily "a
eommend aiE. Grceos's wonderful Nefvafx 10
rny friends who know how have suTe Tered and I
hope this testimonial msy BE- Published"
rheumatism supports half the doc
tors in christendom, but it would dis
appear II every q fferer understood how
surely II Is cured by DIR. Grcene's Ner-
vurs blood and nerve remedy.
Don't think because nothing has
yet cured your rheumatism that DR..
Greene's Nervura won't do it. for /,
will If you give il chance. Youll pay
almost any sum to I've rid Of the trouble.
but you can get rid Of ii at little cost.
Start to-day using the medicine that is
known to cure rheumatism, and that
has been curing IL for many years
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two ehildren-Mrs. Seneca II. Remiek, OF
Marlboro. With whom she lived, and Mrs.
George w. JelIison, OF Clifton.
Feb. 10. ARE.
Biaehlii Fails.
Mildred Harding Is visiting her I'M
Gle In ssrgentvilie.
Miss Fanny Sylvester Ia visiting Mrs.
Retts Ksne, 10 Brookiin.
samuel Griadia has gone to Black r.
land 10 work on the qusrry.
Addison webher, OF East Bluebill. is
spending isw days here and at South
BlushiiI.
Joseph Grindle, with Granddaughter,
Esther CHtsr, Of Granite. is visiting his
son, ). Z Griadle.
Mrs. Eiiss Andrews was called to Au-
burn Monday by the Illness Of her son,
Frank L. Truudy.
BROOKS Gray and son Cecil, who have
had short vacation, will resume work
on the quarry This week.
Herbert Thompson. OF Columbia Falls,
arrived here Monday to suPeriotend the
seining of Holsters from the lobster poane.
Feb. 10. SUB.
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North B'ueh51i-
Mrs. II. s. Dunbar is quite iii.
Miss Alice 81. wescott is attending the
normal school AZ Castine.
There vii be hox supper aud dance
in Grange haii NEXT Saturday evening.
Dean Dority. one Of Bluehili'z oldest
and most respected citizens, Is very feeble.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald, OF Kingmsn, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Wes-
colt.
Jan. 27. W.
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ssnfh beer trt~.
Mrs. Abbie Judkins left for Boston
Tuesday to join her husband, who Is en-
pioyed there.
During the storm Sunday, Feb. ., a
barn was blown down on the Deer Isle
side of Long Cove.
There was no school Wednesday IS the
teacher was III. She was able to resume
her duties on Thursday. The term is
one week more.
The district school convention IL to be
held here, and plans are beginning to be
talked OF to make it success. Ii Is ex-
pecied to be held some time this month.
Fed. I. Eco.
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sN-s say
Miss vernisha johnson has goae - Ma
ehiasport TO visit relatives for few weeks
e e SWEET, ~ho has been at home from
Bar Harbor the past two weeks, has found
work at Seal Hzrbor.
Philip Treworgy has purchased the
house lately occupied by James Card OF
Dr.. Hagerthy. Mr.. Card has rented = part
OF Mrs. Thomas Coles house.
The mite gztherer for The Baptist so
eiety at East sarry will have a pound
party at Rural hall soon, for the beneat OF
the pastor. This Is a new society, com
posed mostly of the yosng people oatslde
the church. who are DESTROYS of retaining
Pastor Collins, and OF helping the church
to raise his salary. II Is hoped every one
who can pay cent week viii Join; none
pay more than Eve cents.
East surTy has furnished two recruits
for the United States navy In the per-
sons Of La Grande A. Do1ge and George
F. Dodge, sons OF Mrs. Sophia Dodge,
who have made their home with their
grandmother, Mrs. Clara Yorke, for tbs
past two years. La Gfande enlisted as
landsuan at Boston Just one day before
George enlisted at Ellsworth as an ap-
prentice. Being bat eighteen years Of
age, he had TO come home for bis mother
c n ent He leaves again in few days to
be duly entered. He hopes TO be sent to
the training station a, Newport, r. l.,
where George now is and will stay six
months.
Feb IN ~
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OF OtIs; John Grover, os Brewer; Fred
Grover, Of Msrisviiie; George and
william Grover, of Amherst; Mrs.
Hannah o. Doyle, OF Frsnkiin; and Mr..
Sscie L Dyer, OF MiIhridge. She was q
devoted mother and e good neigbbor. To
knov "Aunt Oetsvia" wss to love her
she wss a member OF TIE Free Baptist
church for many years, and faithful
worker. Funeral services were h=id At
the house Sunday forenoon.
Eah 10 s
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South surry.
Mrs. Nellie Msader has been quite i'll
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Adelbert BeIlatty, OF Ellsworth, is
visiting Calvin Young and family.
Miss Melissa Brown, of Sound, has re-
Gently been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hollis
Bonsey.
Milton Young, OF East Bluehill, has
been spending a few days with his
grandmother, Mrs. John Torrey.
F. Il. Curtis, who went to Florida in
the fall for his health. finding that the
climate did not agree with him, has re-
turned home.
Great was the surprise Of Willard Trew-
orgy and wife when twenty-five of tbeir
friends arrived unannouBced at their
home one evening last week. A very SO
cial evening was passed, and when ct IL
O'Clock the company separated. a cordia.
invitation was extended to tcome again"
Feb. 10.
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= q | N S
The TwingeS Of Rheumatism Make
Life q Burden Until They arc
Overcome By d.. Grsane's nerYura.

rheumatism Is the subtle foe which
steals away the Joy OF life. It pets
into your joints and your muscles. II
comes and stays and everything you do
to disiodge ID seems useless. Some,
times il Lays you up. sometimes ID lei,
You drag around. but its sting is al.
ways with you when rou make quieI,
or an ungaarded movement.
Lours d. ApFEr.. JR., Assistant Mama
ger Harmonic Club, als w. Seth St, Nev
York City, says:
1.-Two years ago was taten with rhsuna,,s,,
could not sleep OF eat bat very Little, and for
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sfariaviIIe.

Thomas DeLaittre, OF Bar Harbor, Wis
tied his grandmother, Mrs. Louisa Frost.
aud other relatives in town, this week.
Mrs. Oetsvia Grover died last wednes-
day afternoon, in the eighty fifth year OF
her age. She was born in Portland, but
came to this town nearly sixty years ago
and il has been her home ever since. She
lsavss ak sons and twp Daughters War
r4n Grover. OF Hancock; Edwin Clover,
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Trenton.
Mrs. william Hopkins is on the sick
list.
William Salisbury and wife. Of La
moline, spent Sunday With friends In
town.
Trenton had an exciting time last Fri
day with runaway horses. Four horses
owned by George Stafford and driven by
james Farley ran for about two miles bot
before reaching Mr.. Stsfford's farm Mr..
Farley managed to check them enough to
turn the corner and the fence stopped
them.
Mrs. Mary J. Wilbur died Friday
morning, after an Illness of a few days.
Mrs. Wilbur was forty-seyen years OF
age. She leaves son and two daughters,
Percy Perkins, of Providence, r l., and
Miss Kathleen and Miss Edith Wilbur,
of Trenton. Funeral services were held
at the house. Rev. J. P. Simonton, OF
Ellsworth, officisted. Mrs. Wilbur is
much mourned by many relatives and
friends.
NS 7aASS Jay ANS 8oisS oMbSN ny
Capt. NJ. B. King, OF Southwest Hsrbor,
became frightened by the upsetting OF
the sleigh near the toll bridge, and ran as
far as the Trevett place, three miles.
There the horse came in contact with the
Ellsworth and Southwest Harbor stage
and Mr.. Kings horse was cut quite badly.
They took the horse to Staff3rd's stable.
and DR.. L. 5. Clesves, of Bar Harbor, was
sent for. DIR. Ciesves drove from Bar Hsr-
Dor TO Stafford's farm in one hour aud ten
minutes.
Feb. TO- MS.
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North Deer Isle.
Miss BABEL Thompson is recovering from
an attack Of the grip.
Mrs John D. Weed has not been 50 well
the past week.
Capt. Jack Stinson has recently pur-
chased small wood Lot from Mark Lowe.
Mrs George D. Haskell and her daugh-
Ter Carrie are victims Of whooping cough.
Henry ". Eaton, DO has been quite i'll
for some time, is now abe to attend to
business
Charles Thonpson has gone to Boston,
where he has employment on the steamer
~City Of Bangor".
At a sewing bee held with Mrs, Elmer
Hardy on Friday evening. there was an
old fashioned treat of hulled corn and
milk, be dee other refreshments.
Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Thompson passed the
ninetieth anniversary of her birthday on
January Is. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, Mary J. Haskell. Mrs. Thom pson
has been "A feeble health for some time.
Feb. 10. E.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SEMINARY NOTES.

sueksport-
SEMINARY NOTES.
President Bender preached st Winter
port on Sunday and at Dexter the week
before.
Rev E. Fl. Boynton, OF Brewer, and Rev.
Mr. Hatch, OF winterport, visited the
seminary Thursday.
Prot w. E. Mead, of Wesleyan uni
versity, gave his lecture, @Robin Hcoc
Ballads" at the Met bOdist charch on
Friday evening. There was a large
attendance. The students particularly
enjoyed Prot Mead's reading Of selec-
lions from the ballads.
Miss Bessie Moore, special student sec
rotary for the American committee of the
Young womeu's Christian association,
speat several days at school last week.
Miss Moore is visiting the schools and coll
Ieges OF the State for the purpose Of or
gsniziHg associations among the students
and interesting them in the st1dent VOL
unteer convention at Toronto, to be held
Feb. % to March 2, and also the meeting
OF the Silver Bay conference at Lake
George, June q to July Z.
The debate at Bar Hsrbor Y. NJ. c. A.
Wednesday night brought fresh Isurels
for the seminary. In response TO a ehSl-
ienge sent by the Bar Hsrbor association,
the school sent Ralph Elwell and Alexis
Luce to debate the question, 'sResolved
that Chinese labor should be excluded
from the United States" Bueksport had
the affirmative and won. The judges were
Prof. A. NJ. Thomas. principal OF Bar
Hsrhor high school, Sups. OF Schools o. A.
Morton, Bar Hsrbor, and Prof. E A. Coop
er, of E. NJ. c. s. Secretary Smith, OF the
association, gave the visitors a royal good
time. Bar Hsrbor will receive welcome
at Bucksport on March ..
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Deer f.i.-
Berismin II. Cole arrived home from
Rockiand Tuesday.
Edward Marshall returned home from
Rockland Monday.
E. Y. Haskell was In Bangor last week
returning Thursday.
Capt. Judson Haskell returned home
from New York "Wednesday.
DR.. f. J. Mere r, dentist Of Fairfield,
was in town this week looking for a plnce
to locate an office.
f. &. WOODY and r. p. Eaton, who
managed the grand opening ball Dec. 20
Will give a valentine bali Feb. "a, at the
town hail. Clark's orchestra, OF six pieces,
from RockIand, will furnish music. An
oyster supper viii be served.
Feb. 10. Els
Eden.
Lester Alley has had his ice house
moved.
Edward Cousins is home from Amherst.
where he has been employed.
William Grant has returned from a
visit to relatives IN New Hampsh hire.
Capt. II. W. Jeilison and B. V. Gran;
were up river last week on business.
A very successful term OF school is be-
Ing taught here by Miss Bertha sprague.
OF Bangor.
TIE fair and supper at the grange hail.
"A 81
people here.
There will be a masquerade ball Feb.
p at Agricultural hall. II stormy it will
take place Tuesday, Feb. Is.
Feb. TO-. X.
Marlboro
Rosa HodgkiEs is quite i'll.
w. o. Fogg and wife were the guests OF
5. III. Remick last Saturday.
wsrren Grover was called to Amherst
last Saturday to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mrs. Lewis Jordan, who has been stop-
ping few weeks with her niece. Mrs. &
ii. Remick, has returned to her home at
Mt. Desert Ferry.
Death has again entered the community
and taken a beloved member, Mrs,
AIvonia r. b Kingman. Out OF a family
OF nine brothers aud sisters there are but
two left Mrs. Abhie O. b. jordan, Of MT.
Desert Ferry, and Q. o. Biaisdell. of Otis.
Mrs. Kingman WAS born in Dedham, Oct.
n, 1887, and died in Marlboro. Feb. 3,
1892 She was married TO Eben Kingman,
Of Walthaal, JAY IS. 1886. She leaves
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Allan Higgins, of Ellsworth Fats, was
in town last Wednesday.
James Porter and Linwood Salisbury
came home from the woods last Saturday
Mrs. Mary Pettengnl has gone TO
wsithsm to work in the family of Moses
Hsslam.
Benjamin Jordan, of Trenton, Is taking
charge of crew in the woods for David
Salisbury.
Miss Gertrude Smith, OF Ringmsn, was
calling on friends here last week. She is
visiting at TiIden, her former home.
Edward Grover and wife attended the
funeral OF their mother, Mrs. OetaTis
Grover, at North MsrfsviIle, yesterday.
George NJ. Warren, who is an aged brother
of the deceased. was unable to attend on
account OF feeble health.
Sabin P. watts, aged seventy nine,
died last Tuesday morning at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Nathan Salisbury,
with whom be has lived since Angus.
He leaves five children-Chsries Watts, Of
Bangor; John Watts, OF Msriaviile; Mrs.
Dsnieo, OF Ellswort b = ais; Mrs. Nathan
Salisbury aud Lowell L. VISITS, OF Otis.
The funeral was held from Nathan
saIsbary's at 10 O'Clock Saturday. Rev.
George Garland, OF Green Lake, otfieisted.
Feb. 10. DAVIS.
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soufhwe-i HsrBor-
The ST Desert local union, Y. P. s. c.
T., will be held here Wednesday, Feb. 10.
There wili be picnic lunch at the ban
quet ball
Capt Judson Robinson is at home for
few weeks. He viii go to New York,
where he HIS left his vessel, to resume his
sea trips toe lat Of the month.
Mrs George Giiley enjoyed few days
of last week al Bar Harbor with her sis
Ter, Mrs Fl. l. Stanley, where her son
Clayton and wife are spending the winter.
Mrs. Julia Holden, who for the first
time In many years has spent the winter
with relatives at Southwest and Bass Har-
Dor, has now gone to Augusta to visit her
brother, Capt. Thomas Clark.
The Willard W C. 7. U. will hold its
annual commemorative meeting at the
Congregat .onal church Sunday evening,
Feb 16 collection will be taken for
the Willsrd organizing fund.
Theoders Farmer, VI no has been very
busy In Boston with prominent capitalists
VINO are 4HkE4GrLs1 IN MS ESCeAT lOFSn-
lions, has been quite i'll with the grip.
His wife may 60 to JOIN him this week,
unless she gets word OF his speedy re-
sovsry.
Eight or ten new books have recently
been added 10 fremont public library,
among number "Bara bias" by Marie
CoreIi, also SEA Letter., which has To-
cal interest, as Valley Cove and the Henry
Robinson treasure cave" play promi-
nent part A more extensive list OF books
will soon be purchased.
Rev. Dean A Walker gave his stereop-
tieon lecture at fremont ball Friday
night under the auspices OF the Christian
Endeavor society. A large and apprecia-
live audience enjoyed the fine scenes
which arked his journey in 80 through
Palestine to Damascus. The proceeds, SIS,
win be added TO a sum set apart by the
society to pay for surgical treatment for
little child in the town. who would other
wise be cripple for life.
Feb. 10 SPRAY.
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South BrooksyfiIe-
Mrs. $. B. Blake Is quite III with ton =
silitis.
Schooner Henry Chase" sailed to
Portland for freight Friday.
There are quite q number of cases OF
mumps In the neig borhoo
TIE schooner mildred May has
hauled up here for the remainder OF the
winter.
The schooner "Rescuev, which was
driven ashore by ice at Harborside, was
only slightly damaged.
Rev. Harry Hill pastor Of he Methodist
church, exchanged puipits with Rev. Nor
man LaMsrsh, OF Castine, Sunday.
Capt. A. L. Condor and Luther Bates
have gone to Portland TOR the schooner
Lizzie J. Clark, which has been pur-
chased by parties here.
Feb 10 n
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NO man can cure consumption. You can pre.
vent i though. DIR. Woods Norway PIue
syrup cures coughs. colds. bronchits. acre
throat Never faiis-Adrt
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North seazu1ex.

North SedsNtex-
Miss sadie Eaton Is quite III.
Pearl Carter Is suffering with the grip.
A. l. Ciosson, who has been very IN, is
someShst better.
Mrs. O. A. Grindie, of Bcookiin, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. q. NJ. Allen.
The annual county grange met at
North sedgwiek Friday morning. The
session was called to order by the master.
ID. E. Alien. The address OF welcome was
given By Mrs. Aauie Glen AlIen, and the
response by Fred Phillips, OF Brooklin
grange Then came the regular pro
grsmme, which was Of great interest. A
oountiiai dinner was provided, and there
was supper and an entertainment in the
evening.
Feb. 10. RAE.
Arlsnue.
School closes Friday, taugh, by Austin
Joyce.
vondeIl Joyce, OF Gorham, is visiting
friends here.
There Is quite number OF cases OF iy-
phoid fever tn town.
Mrs. Edns Joyce has been quite III with
congestion OF the lungs.
Mrs. Frees an Staples was buried from
her late home Monday.
Ferd Morse and Alfred Staples are filling
their Ice houses with fine quality OF ice.
The dramatic club is rehearsing Bound
by an OATH, which they will play at
Joyce's hail soon.
FED. 6. I.
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Smrry.
Rev. J. ID. MeGrsw and family returned
from Dsnforth Thursday.
Mrs. !. 5. scsmmon, OF franklin, is
visiting her parents, Capt and Mrs. H..
{. Young.
Capt. Eugene Casper is building a
stable and woodhouse connected with his
dwelling house.
The Methodist society viii have an Ice
cream soeiable at its vestry wednes-
day night, If fair.
Miss Nellie Alley, who Ii attending
commercial college in Bangor, was at
home over Sunday.
Feb. 10. q.
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oeaWalf.
Mrs Peter Benson has been quite IN.
Mrs. George Kent is quite III with the
grip,
fsD' ~. - DOLLY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ additional oDusts ve,s. 80 Other pae,.

West Brssk-.tns.
The venerable william Jones Is III at his
home.
Rev. II L Packard was able to III bi,
pulpit yesterday morning.
winfred Farnbam Il able TO leave his
bed. His nurse left for Bangor last Tues
day.
An eight. day clock has iatsiy been pre-
scented TO the chapel BY Mrs. Nancy l.
Mills.
Last Wednesday Capts. John p. Tapiey
and George W. Blodgcit, selectmen, made
business trip TO Blaehill.
Samuel W Tap'ey snd n. A. Halves illed
their Ice houses last week with fine sixteen
inch ice from Parksr's pond.
Mrs. Augustus Darby, with three chill
drsn. arrived from Providence, r. l., Sat.
urday, and will be the guest Of her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Eben Davis, for
several weeks.
Charles Farnham, who was called home
several weeks ago on account Of his
brothers illness, left for Portland last
Tuesday. Mr.. Fsrnhsm Is motorman on
the electric cars in tbat city.
The winter term Of school closed Feb. :,
after pleasant and profitabl term OF nine
weeks. The te@ehers, Mrs. Nellie SHELTON
and Miss Katherine NJ coombs, are liked
very much by both pupils and parents.
Capt Gershan Farnhan fell last Thurs
day while teaming in the woods, and wss
quite badly injured. Capt. Farnham was
alone at the time, but managed to get on
his sled and the team brought him to his
home.
The young men OF the Congregational
society win give an entertainment and
supper next Friday evening. Feb. II, at
the ehspeL IL Is expected to be a grand
affair, as the young men here do nothing
by hslis.
Feb. 10. Toxsox.
Man-er-
Mrs. Josephine Stanley, OF Southwest
Harbor, is boarding few weeks with Mrs.
W. w. Rich.
Mrs. Adelaide King, who has been in
Lincoinville for some weeks with her
daughter, returned home last week.
Edward Fisher league and Miss LettIe
Stanley entertained thirty of their friends
at the home Of Mr.. league Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. w. w. Rich begins term OF prI-
waite school this week. Mrs. Rich has had
large experience in teaching. and viii
doubtless have successful school.
None of the fishermen were able to get
out last week on account of so much
windy weather. One could not buy
fresh fish In the place, which is something
unusual.
The ice dealers have nearly finished fill
ing their ice houses. The weather OF last
week was exceptionally good for their
work, and The opportunity was improved
These houses are all flied by sluicing
direct from the p nd. JohnL. Stanley &
Sons put up about l 800 tons They have
about twenty five men employed cutting
and sluiciug. w. II. Ward put up about
1000 tons, and has twenty men employed.
The many friends of Master Franklin
Smith we're sorry to learn of the unfortu-
nate accident that befell him while sliding
last Friday. In endeavoFing to avoid a
collision with team. he ran into the side
walk and was taken up with broken leg.
Both bones were broken midway between
ankle and knee. DR.. Phillips set the leg.
Franklin has host OF friends, all OF whom
extend sympathy for the tedious days to
come.
Eah
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Seal Cove
Mrs. Mary Robbins, Of Mckinley, spent
few days here last week, the guest of
Der sister, Mrs. sophronia Harper.
Kew. Clarence Emery, of Manset,
preached at the hail Sunday. Mr.. Emery
is hne speaker. II is hoped that he will
come to Us again.
An tee cream social was held st the hall
Saturday evening, Feb, s, the proceeds for
Rev. Clarence Emery. A fair sum was
realized. Much credit is due Miss Mamie
Robbins, the manager.
Fab 10 ~
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Lux taNAA
ard To my
sstrursk- I
eould feel
as II j were
a pea man,
and my
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Bar tlett's Island.
Everett ooer is stu confined TO the
house.
The "Dolphia" parted her chain In the
gale Sunday night, and went ashore ct he
head OF Birch Island cove. She sustained
no damage.
Arthur Balm, OF Northeast Harbor. was
on the Island last week. He says bis
father and mother, who are spending the
winter ia Florida, are much pleased with
that state.
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ever two months
ecHld not stand
my feet. Ny weiZ
hasisiscreas a.ftOs y
an extent ass 20 for
me 70 look for hTfii
medical advice tlgi
rsyown Doctor. la
seen DR. .5reene's
Serrurs atiTsr-
titcd and eonela- II
def to try IT. II
! had not ated L.
ii VERY long be- \
fore / felt the 4
pain ard swell
ling leaving no, y
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