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COUNTY NEWS.
BReoKLIN.

BROOKLYN.
Miss e. A. Mayo lett for Boston Thurs.
day on business trip.
win Gott, OF Bass Harhor, was In tow
last week calling on old friends.
b, o. Dollsrd hss rented the Frieno
store for his undertaking business.
A ten-cent supper will be held ct Ode
Fellows ball Friday evening, April p.
Rev. J. p. simouion, OF Ellsworth, vii
deliver the Memorial Day address here.
Farther Lights society held pleasant
! social In the chapel Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Rachel Wells is home from Prov
dence, X. l., where she has spent the win
ter.
John and Ward Erect hey left Thursds,
for New York, where they will join the
yachts.
Mrs. Augusta Staples is home from
Rockiand, where she has been the guesi
OF her sou.
Charles Johnston, vile and dsughte
left for Meirose, Mass, Thursday, whers
Mrs. Johnston's parents reside.
Herman W. Zoll, of Los Angeles, Cal .
and Miss Winnie NJ. Eaton, OF Brooklin
were married at Los Angeles March 3
Capt. G. w. Herrics aud Mark l.. Dodg,
attended the republican district conven-
ton at Waterfalls, and the State couven-
ton at Portland.
Rev. e. s. Drew OF sedswick, has
accepted the call OF the Baptist churct
here to become It's pastor. He will eEter
upon bis duties here May l.
At the regular meeting of the Center
Harbor Rehekah lodge, April 10, jewels
were presented to three pest noble grands,
Mrs. A. w. Bridges, Mrs. Belle Blake and
Mrs. I. c. Stanley. E. ii. Bridges, degree
captain, was presented with q sash. An
appropriate presentations speech was
made By Isaac Mayo.
April IS. UNE FEMME.
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EST FREMONT.
April is.

Miss Kate P. Clark is visiting relatives
at Msnset.
Andrew Martin has gone to Bangor to
work in a saw mill.
Mrs. W. d. Walls and children returned
to Seal Cove this week.
George W. Davis expects to move to
Prospect Harbor this week.
Mrs. Zulma s. Clark is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Ramiii.
Mrs. Alfred Higgins spent Sunday with
her dsug hter, Mrs. VIII Trask.
There was an ice-cresm supper and con-
cert at the church Wednesday evening.
Miss Geneva Latty has gone to sullivan
to visit her sister, Mrs. Nellie Robertson.
Capt. Albion Murphy, who has been
away all winter, is home on short vaes-
ton.
Capt. Willard Rich has gone to Isles
boro to take charge of his vessel, the
Maggie Mulvey.
Rev. A. P. Thompson will move to his
new charge at Smyrna Mills April 20. All
WISH MIN SUCCESS.
Mrs. Lucy James has returned from
Ellsworth, where she went to attend the
funeral of her husband.
L. w. RumiIi and F. w. Lunt attended
the republican conventions at Waterville
and Portland last week.
Miss Gertrude FL. Lunt has opened
branch millinery at Southwest Hsrbor In
A. e. Farnsworth's store.
School begins April IS, the grammar
taught by Miss Knowles, the primary by
Miss Myra Powers, of Seal Cove.
The w. T. /. s. met at the church FRI
day evening to tack comfortable as q
wedding present for their pastor, Rev.
A. P. Thompson.
April Is. THELMA.
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Sewall D. Tapley has been appointed
road commissioner.
Miss Clara Tspley is at home from
Maiden, Mass, for short vacation.
A. Willis Grindle, OF Baverhill, Mass,
Is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. George H..
Tapiey.
Capt. George w. Blodgett aud Joseph
II. Tspley made business trip to Bangor
last week.
Schooner Mopang, Capt. Frank Perkins,
is at Negro island, wood loaded, bound to
the westward.
Mrs. Thomas s. Tapley has gone to
West fremont, where she will join her
husband, DIR. Taplsy.
Mrs. Lloyd @. Barnes, who has passed
two weeks with her parents, N. A. Halves
and wife, left for her home In Andover
April IA.
George Stevens Is here from New Lon
don, Conn.,, after eight months absence.
He will spend the summer with his grand.
mother, Mrs. Harriet Stevens.
April is. ToMsoN.
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ASHVILLE.
April IL.

Miss Bernice Smith began school In the
Harlan district to-day.
Mrs. l. zzie Carr is spending a week
with friends in Gouldsboro.
School began this morning taught by
Jerome B. Clark, OF West Gouldsboro.
Hiram Prebie is on the sick list, and his
daughter Mary is said to have typhoid
fever.
The weir fishermen have moved to their
respective islands-Ei wood aud wyiie
Hammond to Leewards, E. e. Brsgdon to
Sheldrake, John Carpenter to Ash Point.
Capt. o. P. Bragdon has been poorly the
past week, and his absence was noticea BILE
in the Sunday school OF which he has been
superintendent SO many years. Carol
Clark substituted acceptably.
April IS. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
IN, additional County Ne rps see other pages
EAsr sULlIyAN.

4
Eugene Hanna has recently made triI
| to Boston.
The first morning service at the church
will be on Sunday, May 1.
Doyle & Havey are saving long are
short lumber. The Sinclairs are saving
shingles.
Alfred Hsckett, a veteran OF the Civil
war, is seriously III at his home; also
Henry Sinclair at the home of his son.
Schools commence this morning, with
Miss Margaret Dun bar at Sullivan Centre
Miss Bsrnice Smith, Harlsnd district.
Mr.. asckett died this morning. He
leaves a widow, who WIS Miss Matte
johnson, youngest daughter of the late
Jacob johnson.
Abuer Pettee has returned from pleas
ant visit in Boston and New Hampshire.
Stephen Pettee accompanied him, but re-
mains la Boston.
The ice quietly departed last Wednes-
day so far as we know without sigh or
tear from the village. This morning a
vessel is sailing up the bay.
Elmer Hanna has been an invalid all
winter with rheumatism, and he appreci-
ates the kindness of his neighbors who
so quickly prepared his years wood.
The ladies' aid of the Harlan district
have elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Lens Whsien; vice. resi-
dent, Mrs, Emma Pettee; treasurer, Mrs.
Emma Haskell; secretary, Mrs. Margaret
Martin. The immediate object OF the
society is to build an iron fence around
Birch Tree cemetery. The society will
have a sale and serve ice-cream and cake
In about two weeks.
Those outside the mystic circle have
often wondered why the grangers kept
such late hours; 1t hiss at last been dem
onstrated. Friday night or Saturday
morning the first to psss by the biacK-
smith shop OF Ed. Gupiiii throught 1t all
in flames; the lock was burst, tub OF
water handy aud Dallas Hanna with a
ire extinguisher taken from the store, the
flames were coon put ont. A hole was
burned through the floor, 1t having
caught from the forge. Neither fire ex-
tinguisher, nor Dallas Hanna nor tub
of water would have been effective hsd
not the discovery been made just at that
time, and no douat both store and shop
would have been. destroyed before an
alarm could be given. Long live the
grangel
April is. ii.
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Make Your Poultry Pay.

The porifry keeper who keeps a few hens. as
well as the one who keeps many. Is anxious 10
derive as much profit from them as possible.
Many things aid or binder In that desire.
Sick fowls are Improbable fowls. Fowls
should be warmly housed and should have a
much range rs possible for exercise, bat the
most Important thing OF all 10 the right Kind of
feeding. For over 50 years successful poultry
rassers have fed sheridan's Condition
Powder az all times OF year. and have realized
handsome Increase In their profits thereby.
Fed once day. with the regular feed. 1t aids
digestion. makes healthy foNis. aud furnishes
just the chemical elements needed to produce
eggs In the laying hen, and to develop and ma
ture the growing chick. One cent per fowl pays
theeost for 10 days. It's cent well spent.
Write for further particulars TO the makers, 1.
s. johnson Co.. Boston, Nass.-4dut.
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White, OF Seal Harbor, has preached one
Sunday during his absence.
Capt 5. n. Burger is at home on account
of sore eyes. He was obliged to leave the
vessel In New York, where be has been
keeping ship for several months.
Mre. Willard Squirting has returned
from the Maine general hospital at Port
lane, vs. here she had been for Ave weeks
for appendicitis. SIZE Is gradually gain
ing. Her mother, Mrs. Clara Rice, &c
companied her and remained with her
until her return home.
William P. Preole celebrated his ninety
third birthday April 6, 1t being also the
forty-ninth birthday of Capt. Willie E.
Bunker. He and his wife took dinner
with Mr.. PrebIe, and the American flag
waved for the entire day in honor to the
two men.
April12. r.
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FRANKLIN.
JEx.

The people OF franklin are specially
favored In having visit from Miss Alice
II. Moore, State organizer Maine W. c. T..
u, Sunday, April "a. Being an excellent
speaker Miss Moore we'll represents the
noble work. She will speak in the Bsp-
tist church In the morning at II O'Clock
and at the Methodist church at in the
afternoon. In the evening there will be q
union meeting OF the Baptist church. at
7 O'Clock for which special music Is
arranged. 1t is specially desirable that
the ladies give Miss Moore their cordial
support at ali the services. All voters
will do we'll to hear what may be said on
temperance and snti-resubmission In the
evening.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.
THELMA.

Arthur JOY has bought the sIoop Bubble.
The artesian well is bored to the depth
of ninety fest.
Daniel Laid, OF Town Hill, is making
his annual visit here.
Edward Hamor, of Eden, has en visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Augustus Spofford will move from
Bakers Island this week to Fish Point.
schooners S. L. Foster aud Rozslla are
being put in readiness for the seasons
fishing.
Alfred Laid, who has been very Ill
since his return from Hebron academy,
is recovering.
Capt. Lsonard j. Squirting arrived last
week In schooner Nickerson which he has
just purchased.
Capt. Elwood Squirting, in his new yacht
Louise A., arrived yesterday from. Friend
ship where the boat was built.
1t was with feelings OF sadness that the
many friends here of Ambrose Bourget
learned of his sudden death from paraly-
SITS.
The new schooner Elva l.. Squirting ar
rived to-day with 5000 pounds Of fresh
fish, it being the first fare caught this
season.
Capt. Willis e. Bunker and wife will
leave for Boothbay Thursday to be at the
launching OF his new schooner, the Rena
A. Percy.
Schools commence today In four dis
tricts. Miss Viola joy will teach on
Bakers Island, and Miss Edna Campbell
will teach In district No. 2.
Rev. Q. N. Davie Is still away, and there
are no church services In town. Mr..
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EST SULLIVAN,

Miss Mary Msttocks returned from a
two weeks stay at Bar Harbor Saturday.
Capt. Enos Bickford, of Winter aarbor.
has taken command of the tug Phillips
Eaton for the season.
Herbert Jeliison and wife have returned
from an extended visit in Esstbrook, and
Mrs. Jellison Is again employed at Ii. a..
Havey's. ..
The girls basket ball teams played
their first public game at Milton hail Fri
day evening. 1t resulted in victory for
the North Sullivan team.
Schools opened this week with the fol-
lowing teachers; Grammar, Andy p.
Havey; intermediate, Miss Florence Pease;
primary, Miss Josie Ursnn.
April IS. c.
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SEAWALL.

Bepi,min Doiliver is IN poor health, aud
keeps his bed the greater part OF the time.
School began Monday, taught by Mis.
Anderson. She will board at Lillian
Carriers.
One day last week William DoIitver
caught ninety barbor pollock In Ship
Harbor.
James Ferna.d went to Portland Mon
day on the Southwest Harbor postoffice
robbery case.
April IS. DOLLY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
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some say red blood also comes
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For pale school girls and
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Send for free sample
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GOULDSBORO.

Walter Beers, OF vanceboro, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Mabel Campbell.
Mrs. Carrie Rice and little son, OF Sulli-
van, are at Mrs.. Rice's old home here.
Enoch Newman and wife went last
Monday to North Sullivan, where they
have taken charge OF Dunbar Btos'
boarding house.
B. t. Sowle, OF Ellsworth, with his son
Maurice, Of the U. S. $. olympia, who Is
home on q short THROUGH, spent Friday
With relatives here.
Rev. Wallace Cutter, who has been
pastor here for the past two years, has
gone to Cutler, his new pastorate. All
were sorry to have him go.
April IS JEx.
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aubacribers at JOG

AIR a subscribers at JOG
- s7s KS IN aaceck coaaty:
a., the other papers in the County COM
aimed do not reach so many. TIE AMER
loan is not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and has neper claimed to
be, but it Is the only paper that can prop
srIy be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circWia-
ton Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, IS larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
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HANCOCK POINT.

G. A. Penney has returned from Bangor.
A. M. Carter and Joe Tufts are on the
road with a saving machine.
Allen Crabtree has rented his cottage to
President Hyde, of Bowdoin college.
The Ephraim Crabtree place has been
sold to DR.. Thaiberg, of vassar college.
Howard Ball aud son were here last
week. He has rented his house to Chester
Lounder.
April 10. e.
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MTNTURN.

Harvey Bridges, vino has been quite Ill,
is improving.
+. N. Johnson arrived yesterday with
his new gasoline boat.
Charles 81. Smith, wife and little
daughter, OF Rockport, have been visiting
his sister, Mrs.. johnson, for few days.
Mrs. George Stewart, from the north
part OF tue island, is visiting her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Dave Bridges, Mrs. Harvey
Bridges and Mrs. Annie SsddIer.
April IA ],
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creme removed several months ego, bfs
4 far recovered a. to be able on Friday
sst to get from the house to his store
lear by.
Capt 8. n. Hendrick who has been
pending the winter In Boston, IL home.
There was no service In the Methodist
hurch on Sunday afternoon, the pastor,
rev. Mr.. jackson, being at conference.
April i6. G..
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LITTLE DEER ISLE.

Louis Shepherd is on the sick list.
Miss Sadie L. Eaton will leave Wednes-
DAY for Castine.
supt. Coombs visited the schools here
last Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas, of Belfast, was here on
business last week.
Capt Grant Eaton was In Rockland last
week on business.
Capt. s. G. Hutchinson arrived home
Sunday from New York.
Capt. ). H. Hardy and II. n. Billings
went to Ellsworth Monday as iurymen.
Tbs steamer Cimbria broke her way
through the Reach April s. 1t being the
arst boat Of theseason.
April J2. "a
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Miss Clara Day has gone TO Waitham to
teach.
Miss Flora Day has gone to sedgwiek to
work In the factory.
Miss Florence Can q age. of East Bluehili,
visited friends here recently.
Miss Mertie Cooper. OF Seal Cove, is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. ]. Eaton.
Naomi, wife OF Frank Csndsge, died
April s. She leaves husband, one son
and one grandson and large circle of
friends to mourn Ler loss.
April 10. G,
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BLuEHILL FALLS.

Cecil Gray has Joined the order OF Amer
lean Mechanics at Bluehill.
Capt. Hugh Duffy has started the
schooner Minquss for her seasons work
Some OF our young people have gone to
work in the clam factory In South Blue
hill.
Irving Candage and Brooks Gray spent
a few days In orland and Bucksport last
week.
April is. SUBSTITUTE.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Little Sylvia Marshall is still very Ill.
There was chopping match at Herbert
Shute's Thursday.
Miss Amy Brown has been visiting rela-
tiyes In Franklin.
Irving Mcfarland and wife made a
short visit to friends in franklin
recently.
Miss Wilma Googins, Of AshvilIe, has
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Rose
Young, during the week.
April Is. SUMAc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-20

Many advertisers forget that adrertis-
ing space in newspaper Is ralued nc
eording to the circulation of that paper
Adrertisin9 space in a journal tritko.s
circulation IS dear at dny price the pub
fisher may demand. Without eirculatio&
there can be no results, and ,citho..t rel
suits the money Uhioh the Advertiser IN
rests is lost. - Leavenworh kKansss
Times
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In reply to insairies we have pleasure in
announcing that Eiy's Liquid Cream Balm IL
Ake the soiid preparation of that admirable
remedy In that u eleanses and heals membranes
affected by nasal cAtarrh. There Is no drying
or sneezing. The Liquid Cream Balm is
adapted 20 use BY patients who have trouble ia
fnhaiipg through she nose aud prefer spraying.
Tie price, including spraying tHbe. il rs cents.
Sold by druggists or mailed By Zig Brothers, IS
warrsn Street. New York.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Fred Robbins came home from Boston
last week for short vacation.
Capt. Benjamin F. Warren, who had a
portion Of his. foot afflicted with gan
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County ge,es see otas, ~.
sARGENrvILLR.

Mrs. Harold Yongs is stiIl yerv Iox
with slight hope OF recovery.
Mrs. Arthur Sargent Is saddened BY N.
death of nm uncte In Bangor.
Mrs. Lou l.. Perkins Is in Prosns,,
visiting her sister, Mrs Jennie Dockhsm'
Edith Eaton, who has been spepa,,,
the winter with her aunt In Boston. Il
home.
After grand struggle through the ,e.
on Friday, tue Cimbria reached the whs,,
here, where she was met with cheers.
All here were panied to hear o, thu
death OF two OF Brooksvillc,s eldest chi.
zsns, Groves Walker aud BoIly Blck.
ford.
With the help of the cutter sem,nols
which passed through the Reach sstur.
day, the ice 10 about gone. The Reach
hss been closed sinee Jan. ii. The last
mau to cross on the ics did 40 on April 6.
Tue Sunday school held it's Easter con.
cert on Sunday evening. the children
did themselves credit. 1t must have been
pleasure for those who isbored so hard
TOR and with them. The chapel was beau.
tifuily decorated. The altar was bower
Of plants and flowers. Rev. L. s. Dres
spoke ,ouehiagly, 1t being his last sun
day here, which all regret.
April II. NJ.
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Mrs. Harold Young IL still very low.
The chapel circle met with Mrs. Angie
Dority last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Jordan Is spending the week
with Miss Eva Grindie OF the Lynmors.
The work Of loading vessels has com.
menceu ut The Main Lake Ice Cos. works.
Steven Leach, OF Kingmsn, was In town
this week visiting his mother and his
brother Irving.
IL 1t were little warmer, 1t would
really seem like spring with the Cimbra
snd Juliette on their regular trips.
Mrs. Clara Cispp, who has been spend
ing toe winter with her SOUS la Boston, Ia
home and is with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Sargent.
April IS. NJ.
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DOLLY.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24

A certain Philadelphia, who is al
once a minister of the gospel and a reg
istered physician, had an amusing ex.
perience in his attempt to corner 3
Christian Scientist, according to the
Philadelphia Ledger.
Every time they met this scientist
took occasion to scott at medical sci
ence and to dwell upon the wonders
that could be performed through faith
you are convinced that through faitl
you can do anything" said the medical
man one day
"Yes," he replied; faith will move
mountains"
A week later he was in the doctors
office with n swollen jaw. due to tooth
ache
What! You here?" the doctor ex
claimed, with feigned establishment.
"Oh, doctor" he said. II have suf
fered agony all through the night.
simply cant stand this pain any long
err"
Have you tried falth?" the phys
clan asked him. You know you tolt
me faith could move mountains"
But this is a cavity, doctor"
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4 W or.llN Nnn.

When William l. Chandler was IL
the United States senate he WAS visit
el by delegation from his home town
Concord, \. H. The object WAS Il
have Mr.. Chandler assist in selecting
candidate for mayor Of Concord
Name after name was offered u IL
senator only to be rejected. Finally q
delegate who WIS not especially plca>
Ing to Mr., Chandler asked: We'll VIII.
In thunder do you want. anyway: How
are we going 10 know when IA MAJ
Ices possess the ar. l'ies that Will Ell
title him to your uppovalf'
when you find man who iNa.i
ashamed 10 SHOW respect for women
o,e for children and animals and VII.
viii walk to the edge Of the Sidewalk
at midnight when no one is watchin,
to do his cXpectorating into the stree
yon may IL sure that he possesses nj
the civic virtues and is fully worthy
of any office You may be able 10 giv,
him" WAS the quiet response.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24

THE LIBRARY.

1t should BE, SO to speak, the Au-
thuI's Tool Chest.
In the gradual growth of every stu
dents library lie may or may not con
tinue to admit literary friends and ad
visprs, but he will Ice sure sooner or
later to send for n man with tool
chest. Sooner or later every nook and
corner will be hlled with books, every
window will be more or less darkened,
and added shelves must be devised
He may find il hard 10 achieve just
the arrangement he wants. but he will
find 1t hardest Of all 10 meet squarely
that inevitable inquiry of the puzzled
carpenter rs he looks about him, Have
you actually read all these books|'
The expected reply is: To be sure. How
can you doubt it, Yet II you asked
him In turn. "Iiave you actually used
every tool i'm your tool chestE' you
would very likely be told Not one
half as yet ut least this season. | have
the others 10y me TO use as l need
them" New. II this reply can be fairly
made in II simple. well defined, dis
tinctly limited occupation like that OF
II foiner. how much more inevitable 1t
Is in pursuit which covers the whole
range of thought and all the facts in
the universe, The library is the au-
thors tool chest He must learn as he
grows older to take what he wants and
TO leave the rest..Thomas Wentworth
Higginson In Atlantic.