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SOUTH HANCOCK.

r. C. Smith is in very poor health.
Miss Hubbard, of Staten Island, is a
guest of the Watsons.
Miss Carrie Brown, of Portland, is a
guest at R. C. Smiths.
FIN. Watson, of New York, has joined
his family at the Watson homestead.
Harvey Phillips, who has work in New
York, is spending his vacation at r. II.
Young's.
Charles Phillips, who spent the greater
part of his vacation here, returned to New
York Saturday.
P. G. Wooster, of Pasadena, Cal, for
merly of this place, is spending a few
weeks with friends here.
Carl r. Wooster, who has employment
in Everett, Mass, is spending his vacation
with his mother, Mrs. A. f. Wooster.
H. n. McCauley has recently received an
appointment as teacher of English in the
public schools of Porto Rico. He will as
sumo his duties in September.
Mrs. Ruth Smith, of Penobscot, visited
friends here few days last week. Mrs.
Smith has sold her house here to John
Grover, of Maohias, who will move his
family here next month.
Aug. Il. w.
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COUNTY NEW S.
BLUEIIII.L.

Eugene Staples and wife, Of Portland,
are visiting his parents.
John P. Stevens and Mr.. Neal are spend
| ing their vacations in town.
Mrs. ID. w. Bunker spent few days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Partridge.
Henry Clough and wife and Mrs.
Coughs mother are guests at Halcyon
lodge.
S. C. Stone and wife, OF West Roxbury,
are at the old home with Miss Frances Is.
Hinckley.
Rev. Donald Mckay, of New York city,
has returned from his trip to Scotland and
reioined his family here.
Amos Slower and wife, of Boston,
Charles Slower and wife, of Cambridge,
and Mrs Mirick are at r. p. stover's.
Miss Abbie Wood returned to Bucksport
Friday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
c. c, Clough, who will visit Miss Emeiine
Spohord.
Mrs. W. /. Partridge, Mrs. w. IL. Rus
sell, Miss Nellie Douglass and Abbie Par
fridge attended the concert at Bar Harbor
Tuesday, Aug.S.
The annual sale of the ladies' Baptist
circle will be held August "a, having been
postponed from August II, ON account of
field day exercises.
Judge f. E. Chase and wife returned
from Augusta Thursday last, and since
that time he has been suffering from Sc
vere attach of rheumatism
Rev. E. F. Slower is gladly welcomed
home from Arizona, where he has spent
two years past in mission school. He
expects to return to his work in the fall.
There are thirty-seven guests at the
Bluehin house, and more are expected.
Some of these occupy cottages, others have
rooms at private houses, as all cannot be
accommodated at the hotel.
A large delegation from Mountain Re-
beksh lodge, l. o. o. F., went to West
Brooksville Friday to assist in organizing
Rebekah lodge there. They were hos
pitably entertained, and arrived home Sat
urday morning when ''the grey dawn was
breaking.
A party from here is camping at New
bury Neck. q Misses Nellie Douglass, Alice
Mayo, Emma Hinckley, Mabelie Babson,
May Curtis and Harvey Curtis, Fred Har-
den, Burt Veazie, Rob Hinckley and
Norman Mayo. d. /. Gross and wife are
also of the company.
Prof. II. +. Fowler, Of Brown university,
preached scholarly sermon in the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning.
Rev. A. P. Mcdonald, in a brief address,
just before the sermon, presented the
cause OF the union missionary work on
the islands of the Maine coast, particu-
ularly those along the shore of Hancock
county.
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sARGESTvILLE.
SPEC.

Herbert Sumner has gone to Rockland.
Miss Marjorie Hooper Is employed at
Hotel Lynnmore.
Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Lincoln, OF
bingham, Mass, are at the Lynnmore.
Eugene Jordan is TO visit his mother for
a short time. He is in quite poor health.
The cottage Nantoka is occupied by
Mr.. Bisbee and family, OF South Boston,
Mass.
Mrs. Rodolph Sargent, with her daugh-
ter Ethel, was called home quite sud
denly.
Gilbert Morgan, OF Baltimore, Md, re-
turned to his home after visit of four
teen weeks.
Miss Lucy Patten has returned to her
home in North Penobscot. She is going
to Merrill to teach.
Mrs. W. A. Cromwell. accompanied by
her son Fred, of Lynn, Mass, is visiting
her daughter, Mas. Harvard Grindal.
Miss vesta Bowden has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. W. L. Kingsbury,
of Medford, Mass. Mrs. Kingsbury re-
turned with her for a short visit.
Eugene A. Eaton, of Lynn, Mass, who
has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. j.
A. Moore, has returned home. He was
given good send-off by his many friends.
The Sargentville library will be open for
the exchange of books every Saturday
from to 5p. m. The members of the
library circle have just had sale, where
they cleared over 800, thanks to their hard
work and the kindness of summer guests
This evening there will be musicale,
which it is hoped viii be great success.
Aug. IA. NJ.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Merrill, of Skowhegsn, is the
guest OF Miss Ethel Crs btree.
Rev. G. II. Sslley, former pastor of this
place, now of Bridgewater, with his family,
is visiting friends in town.
AT the meeting of Pocahontas council
Wednesday evening, Aug. I6, Prophecies
Maude Bowden will raise the chiefs.
Ice-cresm and cake will be served.
The organ for the church has arrived.
The ladies' aid society has decided on
Wednesday evening, Aug. q, as the date
of the concert when the organ will be
presented to the executive committee of
the church.
The Stratton reunion will be held at the
town hall Friday, Aug. Is. All in any
way related to the STATIONS are cordially
invited to be present. Picnic dinner will
be served. There will be programme for
the afternoon.
Aug. Is. G.
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LAKEWOOD.

John X. Moore was in Bangor last week
on business.
A. s. Jordan, OF waltham, was here On
business last week.
John Frost aud wife, of Webster, have
been visiting Mr.. Fro@t's mother st Lake
wood the past few days.
Miss Bertha Hopkins and Miss julia
Barron, who have been visiting here, rs-
turned home last week.
Mrs. Mehitable Garland and little soa
Freddie are spending the week at the
Green Lake fish hatchery.
Miss Mary Garland and two friends, Miss
Harriet Fletcher and Miss Elnora Cook,
have returned from visit to cities on the
Penobscot. Among points OF Interest
visited were Indian island, the university
OF Maine and the eastern Maine genera
hospital.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Nelson Black has lost his horse.
Blacks guests held an entertainment at
the Van Buren, Saturday evening.
Walburt Crockett, warrant carpenter Of
U. S. s. Arkansas, visited his parents here.
Mrs. Maud Farnham and children, OF
West Brooksville, are visiting c. III.
Blake and wife.
A petition is circulating to change the
time of mails so that mails will reach here
the same day they arrive at South Brooks
vile. AT present all the mail on this route
lies all night at South Brooksville.
Some of Blacks guests rode in a hay
rick drawn by oxen driven by Otis Gray,
to the Creek chapel Friday evening, where
there was an exhibition of Japanese NOV
ing pictures.
Aug. IA. b
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WEST FREMONT.

W. <. Dow and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son, born
Aug. 8.
Schuyler Clark and wife, of Hotel Dirigo,
Southwest Harbor, called ON friends at
George w. Lunt's Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Rumill who has been en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor for the past
three weeks returned home Tuesday.
George w. Lunt took a party out tc
Duck island fishing last week, but owing
to the fog came in without many fish,
A party of seven from Manset called on
friends here last Thursday night. In the
party were Mesdames Ward Newman, l.
A. Clark, Nettie Tinker, Misses Cora Clark
Kate Clark, Rena Lunt, and Beatrice Lunt
The evening was passed very pleasantly
Aug. Is. THELMAs
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BUCKsPoRT.

The Bucksport baseball team on Satur-
day defeated srewer. Score IL to 5.
Capt. T. NJ. Nicholson and his sister,
Miss Anne NJ. Nicholson, have sailed for
Europe for a two months trip.
Margaret, the three-y ear-oid daughter
of Rev. S. A. Bender and wife, died SGtur-
day at Calais, where she was visiting " it'll
her mother. Mr.. Bender, who was sum
moned from Bucksport, arrived just after
the child died.
Capt. Sylvanus Gerry, formerly of this
town, died at Bangor last Wednesday. He
moved TO Marion, Mass, six years ago,
and back to Bangor last fall. He leaves
one daughter, Mrs. Arthur A. Pierce, OF
New York. Interment was at Bucksport
Center.
The Bucksport baseball team met its
first snag of the season ON Wednesday,
when it lost to West Sullivan by a
score OF 5 to 8. 1t was close and exciting
game throughout. Castine followed West
Sulliyan's lead, and administered another
defeat to the home team Friday. Score,
7 to 5.
A telegram was received Friday from
Capt. Murdoch MeInnis, of the fishing
schooner NJ. B. stetson, on the grand
banks, announcing the death at sea of
Angus Mcdonald, of st. Pierre. Capt.
McInnis reports the fishing as good, better
than last year His craft has 600 quintal
already.
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TAPLEY-cousINs.
UNE FEMME.
Aug. IA.

A pretty wedding took place in this
place Wednesday evening, when Mabel
Foster, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. K.
Tapley, was married to Willie Francis
Cousins, of Lawrence, Mass, formerly of
this place.
The wedding took place at the home of
the groom's parents, A. j. Cousins and
wife. The room was prettily decorated
with evergreens and cut flowers. The
bride wore becoming gown of white
swiss muslin with trimmings of valen-
ciennes lace and ribbon, and carried
brides roses.
Miss Grace Tapley, sister Of the bride,
acted as maid-of-honor. She wore be-
coming gown of light blue muslin, and
carried sweet peas. Harry Cousins,
brother of the groom, acted as best man.
The wedding march was played by Frank
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

BhODhI.lN.
Bert Marks returned to New York FRI
day.
H. p. Merrill and son, of Freeport, are
visiting at H. S. Kane's.
Caro- Mayo and May Herrick are en-
ployed at Mrs. Susan Judges.
Charles Blake is employed as engineer at
A. II. Mayo's factory at Naskeag.
Capt. Fred Phillips and Clarence STAN
ley OF the yacht Indra, were in town last
week
Fred Allen, wife and daughter, of
Charlestown, Mass, sre visiting Mrs. r.
c. Stewart.
Miss Edith Lufkin spent a day last
week at the Castine alumni cottage at
Sandy Point.
Mrs. Leon Pride returned to her home at
Windham after visiting her parents,
William Tibbetts and wife.
Win Herrick, Ahira Bridges and Roswell
Eaton, who are on the yacht Tuscarora,
spent one day at home last week.
Miss Mabel Tspley, of this place, and
VIII Cousins, of Lawrence, Mass, were
married Wednesday evening, Aug. 9, by
the Rev. Z. s. Drew.
Miss Nina Hooper and the Misses Up
ham, of Melrose, Mass, who have been
visiting Mrs. c. Fl. Johnston, returned to
their homes Tuesday.
Miss Musa Dollard, who has been
spending the past two weeks at the Cas-
tine alumni cottage at Sandy Point, re-
turned home Thursday.
A large company of the summer visitors
at West End went TO Bar Harbor last week
for the day and another party spent the
day ON BIuehil mountain.
The church aid society will hold its an
nual fair in the library association build
ing Tuesday afternoon and evening,
Aug. Is. An entertainment will be given
in the evening.
Aug. IA. UNE FEMME.
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C(fJN / L y l. w -.
Fro tat o~ar COMFY vs.e.. zee o,As, rae-,
suIIlvAN.

SULLIVAN.
DIR. FEED Stevens is at home with his
mother for few days.
Miss Clara Bridgman, of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. w. o. Emery.
Mrs. Augusta (SpideD Smith and dsugh-
ter, of Waterfalls, are at the early home of
tine former.
Mrs. William ID. Emery and daughter
Alice, also Ralph G. Emery, wife and
daughter Dorothy, are at the old Emery
homestead, guests Of Mrs. Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, owners of the
Lodge, are at the Bristol. They viii
not occupy their own home this year, but
anticipate doing so early in the season
another year.
DIR. Henry Hawkins and wife are guests
OF their parents for several weeks. The
doctors iather is gaining from his last
attack, and is able TO be out on the piazza
pleasant days.
DR.. Fenwic.s and wife, of Chelsea, are at
the Bristol. OF late years DR.. Fenwick
and wife have been summer guests here,
and are always welcomed by many who
have become much attached to them.
Families are rejoicing in the large sup
ply of water from Long pond. The
system is about completed, and the ma
jority Of homes are supplied. Ths enter
prise has beea an immense one for so small
a place as this, but the need has pushed il
on to its present results. Great credit is
due to Charles p. Simpson for his un-
wearied perseverance in the matter till the
thing has at last matsrialized.
The members and friends of the Liberal
Christian society met with Mrs. BRIGHAM
last Wednesday evening for the discussion
OF the subject before this body, "The
Prophets and their Influence on Our Re-
ligieps Life" The occasion was a very
pleasant one, and Mr.. Vail made many
things clear which have puzzled many in
the past.
Aug. Ia. r.
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Bowden, uncle of the groom. The ring
service was used, being performed by Rev.
E. S. Drew in the presence OF relatives.
After the ceremony the guests were en-
tertsined with music. Refreshments
were served.
The couple received many pretty and
useful presents. Mr.. Cousins is employed
by the Davis & Fuber Co., of North An
dover, Mass, as machinist. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cousins sre both very highly esteemed,
and they have the best wishes of host of
friends. They leave this week for Law
renee, where they will reside.
Aug. Is. SPEC.
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SOMESVII.LE.
NJ
Aug. IL.

Mrs. Lyman Somes is visiting friends in
Ellsworth and Dedham.
The morning service in the Union church
Sunday was conducted by the Rev. L. n.
Smell.
Miss Gladys lawson and Miss Kellogg,
of Egypt, Mass, are visiting at the lawson
cottage.
Carolus Downing who has been visiting
at his home IN this place returns to-day to
his business in Pennsylvania.
Limo Colwen and wife left to-day for
New York city, where they will visit Mr..
Colwell's parents before returning to his
place of business in Columbus, Ohio.
A party of thirty from this place at
tended the service in the chapel at Hall
Quarry on Sunday evening. The service
was in charge of Rev. Horace Leavitt, ir.,
and was most interesting and helpful.
Aug. 10. E. A. J.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

The mill is running day and night this
month.
Frank Bradbury is loading cars with
stone for the M. c. R. r.
The annual g. A. X. picnic viii be at
Hardison's grove, West Franklin, on
Monday, Sept4.
The Clark reunion will be held at the
home of Jacob Springer on Thursday,
Aug. "a. If stormy, the next fair day.
Dr. S. 8. DeBeck attended the For
esters' convention at Atlantic, N. j., being
one of the three delegates from Maine
DIR. DeBeck is very much alive Forester
He is recording secretary and court physi-
clan of Court Tugwassah. The doctor il
expected home this week.
Aug. 10. CHEER.
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CONGREGATIONAL CIRCLE SALE.


Thursday afternoon and evening, Aug.
10, the ladies of the Congregational circle
held their sale in the town hall which was
tastefuliy decorated. The many articles
were attractively displayed.
The following ladies had charge of the
different tables: Miss May ober and
Mrs. p. S. Parker, fancy work; Mrs. L. F.
Hinckley, Mrs. David Curtis, domestic
table; Mrs. o. T. Hinckley, Mrs. w. /.
Partridge, aprons; Mrs. A. NJ. Herrick,
Mrs. A. c. Hinckley, cooked food and
flowers; Misses Nellie Douglass and Alice
Mayo, ice-cresm and cake; Mrs. II. H.
Wood, Miss Gertrude Clough, candy;
Miss Kline, pictures; Miss Margaret
Hinckley, dolls.
There was a large attendance, and the
generous patronage and contributions to
the tables are gratefully appreciated by
the circle. The proceeds amounted to
about $3.50.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.
/. B. Conary is on the sick list.

A. b. Conary is on the sick list.
Capt. r. Friend is still very poorly.
The Storm Petrol, Capt, Bonsey, OF ELS
worth, is loading stone for Ronduoi'
Lee Conary, of Sunshine, with a parry,
spent part OF last week with relatives ana
friends here.
Mr.. Woods, of Surry, and Mr.. Wlcke''
of Old Town, spent Saturday and SUNDAY
here. Mr.. Woods held three meetings 7"
the schoolhouse.
Brooks Gray, with his sloop Lucy, took
party OF fourteen from Peters point anu
Parker Point to Long,Island for p'cn"
one day last week. They reported aVei'
nice time.
Aug. IA. CRUAss.
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COL. BENZ. F. HAWKES..
Col Benz Hawkes. C: GIL w. Washington,
living
recent letter this venerable gentleman
'Ihave tried Pernna
believe q
"-Be wkes
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Mrs. Medders-Didn't We stop at the
newsstand an git that Ladies' Magazine
for met Farmer Medders = He didn't
have none, Jest sold out. Mrs. Meddcrs--
Did he say sol Farmer Medders-Didn't
have to ask i'm. There he had it all
Just Out.n
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SOUND.
CHEER.

Miss Josephine Mackenzie, OF Boston, is
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Alfred Higgins.
Everett Smith viii give an address at St..
James, Sunday, Aug. 20. Rev. Cornelius
Smith extends an earnest invitation to all
to be present, as his son wishes to meet all
his old friends.
Aug. II. II.
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"You talk about posters and yosr ads. upon the
fence,
to common sense;
circulars and such,
But calculate they don't assist an advertiser
much;
And especially In winter. when the snow is on
the ground,
can be found9
stoves agiow,
The rsxsp.Per Is road aloud to everyone we
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months and feel that 1t Is wonderful
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from its use. JAS. T. Jakeman.
Pe-ru-na Proved Life Saver.
Mr.. Louis Byrens, auctloneer, COM
mission merchant and business broker,
4S5H Richmond street, London, Ont.
writes:
al had been sufferer with what ply
sicians diagnosed as chronic cstarrh.
/ thereby lost the necessary speaking
faculties, which almost caused me to
discontinue the business Of auctioneer.
"Afier spending several hundred dol
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bills without avail, your wonderful REM
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after using several bottles OF this life
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I wish to convince others, likewise
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Thousands of Testimonials.
We have on file thousands of testi-
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A CGMRADE o. GENERAL GRANT
Says: 81 Do Not Believe Pe=ru-na Has Superior
Fortuna is a Catarrhal Tonic p...
eially Adapted to the Declinins sp''
Powers of Old Age.

In old are the mucous ,nembr.
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function. 'ief
This leads TO partial loss OF be,,,.
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turbances. US
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Mr.. Charles +. Benctsson, Trussd.n
Mo-, writes; 81 have followed Won, -
structions for the a.
past month and As We'll as cs.s.1
am no" rs wen At the AGE Of
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the age of eighty I---
four years. thank you for your vain.
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Peruns as my companion" -Charles
Benctsson.
Suffered q Number OF Years From
Systemic Catarrb.
Used Peruna as Last Resort. Now 1,
Good Health.
Mrs. Il. Schoncher, 220I6 S. Olive 3.
Los Angeles, CAL, president Girl.
Friendly Society, also secretary South
Los Angeles Travellers Club, writes;
al was for number of years a sut.
ferer from systemic catarrh. VA.
very nervous and run down, my Al.
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al tried a bottle of Peruna as a last
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Pe-ru-na Contains no Narcotics
One reason why Peruna has found
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Catarrh Of the Stomach
Cured BY Pe-ru-na.

Jas. t. Jakeman, President Elder
Norman Church, Salt Lake City, Utah,
writes:
81 should be and am very grateful
man for having been recommended the
use of Peruna for catarrh. had a
chronic case OF catarrh of the stomach
and my system was so filled with differ
ent remedies that had taken, that l
sickened at the sight of a medicine bot
tie. Peruna was n last resort and IL did
not fail me, but cured me In about three
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The Greatest Family Medicine Ever
Discovered.

Hon. VIM. G.. Hunter, ex-member
North Carolina Legislature, writes from
the Census Office building, Washington,
ID. c., as follows:
"The greatest family medicine ever
discovered, In my opinion, which comes
from experience as well as observation,
is Peruna. The most common affiiction
to humankind is a bad cold. Peruna
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invigorates and gives fresh strength TO
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Hunter.
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The Belgians are the greatest potato eat
ers in the world, and the. Irish come sec
ond.
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As Necessary as Tea
for the Family :

Dear Sirs:- -.
: I have used your very vaiuaOl 1ghdnd
tiers for about thirty years, ana -! SWO nee
/ live as much longer | should sun AVE ave
them, for they are as necessary W
in the house as fsG is for the l'Vr Io,g
should not know how to get AiO'
without them.
! am very truly yours,
MRS. F. c. TRUE,
May rs, 1908. Readtleiu' -
"a family remedy OF estao ISsri.
merit. You may profit by the F."
encc OF others. Always keep
Atwood's Bitters in the house.
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months and feel that 1t Is wonderful
remedv and gladly give my experience
from its use. JAS. r. Jakeman.
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structions for the
past month and
am now as well
as l can be at
the age of eighty