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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
BLUEHILL FALLS.

A few of the farmers have potatoes and
peas planted.
Thomas Hinckley is at work on the in
terror of cottage Airly Beacon.
Mrs. Sinclair has gone to her home at
Sargentville for few weeks.
Schooners E. S. Wilson and Sunnyside,
of Stonington, loaded lumber here last
week.
e. E. Gray and wife came from Bar is
land Thursday, and returned Monday
morning.
Capt. Hugh Duffee's daughter Alice ar
rived here last week after spending the
winter in Pinehurst, N. G.
Forest Guy Candage entertained all his
little friends May Sat supper and bon
fire, it being his seventh birthday.
May z. CRUMBS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09

Next Thursday evening Miss Boardman
will speak at Odd Fellows hall (instead
of Hancock hail as previously announced)
on the work Of Red Cross throughout the
world. Miss Bosrdman is the only
woman on the national committee, and
proba bly, has done more work than any
other member. 1t was she who went TO
the Philippines with Secretary Taft's
party last year to organize branch OF the
Red Cross in our fsr-eastern possessions.
The lecture, it is expected, will be
illustrated by stereopticon views showing
the character and magnitude Of the opera
tions in the late war between Russia and
japan.
The public is cordially invited to attend
this meeting, which is sure TO be OF
intense interest. There will be no ad-
mission fee, and no collection, but these
who so desire will be given an opportunity
to become members Of the society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
COUNTY NEWS.
sor Additional County Es,es, see other rage,
SOUTH BRooKsvIILE.

SOUTH BRooKSVILLE.
James Campbell is working for w. C.
Bates.
James Turner and family have moved to
Castine.
Scott and Leon Tapley are painting j. III.
Tapley's house.
The schooner Maria Ellen has gone to
Stonington with lumber.
The schooner Lizzie j. Clark is loaded
with gravel for Portland.
Capt. Chatto has gone to Portland in the
schooner Louisa Frances.
LlewelIyn c. Roberts is working for NJ.
d. Chatto at the Chateau.
J. J. Brakeman is doing carpenter work
for w. c. Bates at orcutt's Harbor.
Prof Knights, of Tufts college, is here
overseeing the repairs on hls cottage.
Mrs. S. c. Condor, who has been dan
gerousiy i'll, appears to be much better.
Arthur LAdd, who has been quarter
master on U. S. steamer Geranium. is at
home.
Winfield and Norman Gray, of Cane
Roster, are digging and stoning a cellar
under L. F. Gray's store.
May7. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09

The panther on the plains Of Pata-
gonia gets as near herd of guanacos
as 1t can, then lies down behind a bush
on its back. 1t puts one paw up in the
air. then another. then the third and
fourth and after bit all four at once.
That seems curious TO the guanacos,
and they come close to investigate. Up
jumps the panther and lights on the
nearest ones back and breaks its neck.
A fox up In Nova Scotia comes down
TO the bay of Fundy and goes jumping
along the beach couple of rods and
back again. rising on its hind legs at
each about face and waving its big
tail in the air The little tlock of four
or five Canada geese out on the water
begin 10 wonder what can be the mat
ter with the fox. They swim up into
the shallow water to investigate, when
In dashes the fox and grabs one by
the neck. The men have taken advan-
tage of this trick and have trained dogs
to do as the fox does. For lack Of a
dog men themselves have ambled about
on their hands and knees TO attract the
birds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The call has been issued for a democrat
ic caucus to be held at the municipal
court room Saturday evening, May II, for
the purpose OF nominating candidate
for representative TO the legislature. l..
A. Austin is being strongly urged to &C.
cept the nomination. Mr.. Austin is very
popular, and would make a strong csndi-
date, but he says his business interests are
such that he cannot accept the nomina-
tion. Other democrats prominently
mentioned for the nomination are w. H.
Sherman and Fred Jellison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09

twenty years OF age, when he left for the
West, and later returned to Boston.
The remains OF Mrs. Georgia A. Bridges,
who died at Minneapolis, Mimi, May 3
were brought here this week for inter
ment.
Many improvements are being made on
the Catholic church, including a new en-
trance on the north side. The church viii
be greatly improved by the changes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
CASTINE.


NURMAL SCHOOL NEws.
A concert under the auspices of the
graduating class was given at Emerson
hall Wednesday evening, by the Colby
college glee club.
The annual reception given by Prin
and Mrs. Richardson TO the graduating
class was held Friday evening, April "a
A colonial effect was predominant in the
decorations and favors. The halls, recep-
ton-rooms and dining-rooms were hung
with hags and red paper hatchets. The
iavors consisted of cards upon which were
fnand-painted pictures OF the capitol al
Washington, each tied with question OF
Washingtonian interest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
AURORA.

The measles Is prevalent.
Mrs. Leo Jordan Is teaching school IN
Amherst.
oiin Jordan and wife have gone TO WORK
for A. f.. Mace.
Miss Amy Palmer is working for Mr.
Howard Crosby.
Mrs. S. f. Crosby was called to Brewer
by the serious illness OF her daughter
Mrs. Mary Grover.
William Crosby and wife, who have
been visiting relatives in Brewer anu
Bangor, have returned home.
May 7. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Oscar Bowden and Ed. Carter are work
ing at the inn.
Cecil Gray and wife, of Bar island, Wis.,
tied friends here last week.
Charles Henderson, who has been work
ing on the Coehrsne and Rose cottages,
doing the mason work, is done there and
is working now on the Bartlett cottage.
Nav S. Z,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
SEAL HARBOR.

Jesse DriscolI has recently purchased
the tenement house on Jordan pond road,
formerly owned by George r. Murch, of
Bar Harbor, and now occupied by Frank
Pinkham and Frank Phippen.
Mrs. Carter, of Seal Cove, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Adelbert Liscomb.
Rev. A. p. Mcdonald, of Cranberry Isles,
was in town Monday.
NAV s. p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
T / NJ E
/ T L NJ
II z T I
Z NJ l T

The above words in English as well
as In Latin are all complete, and the
curious part OF it is that reading them
backward and forward and up and
down gives the same result that trans
posing the letters In the original word
does. Their Specification as Latin words
is as follows: Time. fear thou: item,
likewise; met. to be measured; emit.
he buys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09

branch, is Mrs. A. P. Wiswell, of this city
the secretary is Mrs. Edward X. Hopkins,
also of this city.
At the close of Mrs. Hale's remarks all
were invited to become members, and the
invitation was promptly accepted by
practically all of those present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09

The word time" admits of very
peculiar arrangement of its letters.
The four letters Of the word transposed
and read backward and forward and
up and down give four perfect English
and Latin words. 1t is said to be the
only word in our language that will adj
NIT of so many transpositions and ar
engagements. Note the oddly of the
square below:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
BUCKsPoRT.

Leland W. Folsom, formerly of Bucks
port, died at the Craw ford house in Bos-
ton sunday. lie was son of ID. w. C.
roisoin' OF this place, who survives him.
Leland Folsom lived here until about
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
May 5.

Better an imprudent enemy than an inn
prudent friend.
The man who knows enough TO attend
to his own business, knows enough.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09

Mrs. Hale expressed the hope that
Hancock county would take strong in
terest in the work of the society, and at
test its interest by large membership.
The president of this subdivision, APP
pointed by the president of the Maine
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
A Balloon Incline Railreaa.

Consul William Rardel writes from namherN that Engineer Ralderauer, ef SalsherK. has invented balloon railroad experiments with which ars aew being made in the mountains in the ueiEhhofhood Of that German city. l. consists If stationary balloon. which is fastened to slide running along single steel rail The rail is fastened to the side ot steep noun tain which ordinary railroads could net ottmh. except through deep euts and tunnels The balloon is te float about = feet over the ground, and heavy stee' eahie connects | with tlse rasl The conductor can. at Will. make the Aalleon slide Ap and down the si,te of the mountain, Fer goiHs ID the motive power is furnished hY hydrogen gas. while the descent k caused hN pressure of water. which is poured inte a large tank ai the up per end c; lAe road. and which serves ss ballast Suspended rem the bal iSan is a circular gar w3tA roen for len passengers The eshle gees from the bottom et tl,e halloea through the eeajeF ef the car to T regulator es speed. which sS eeAtsalle5 hN the con aasior. The inventor ef this railroad claims thst his patent will force al incline cable neaas oot ef existence.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
THs SHEPHERDS CROOK.
Os, People ti,-t I.etn uss te Which n. l,ari.msnt ts Tut
 hv own.t.

-whsi is shepherds fteal used sesrs
 The nuinmuhlllsis were oni. faf out is ths sannlfr \ summer aht af ksishi. delicious hlnp smiled down afi ih.m An aif neffumal with inif s~a Newer scents fanned iheit checks rss lsnd vas duiipd With sheep ehlfh shepherd nuatdsd. attended :, sharae and v isu shepherd lug
 "rhe ice af shepherds rtooh whs she Aaid. sli is stan q sur- resl ishi t7s
 "tui ihe efnnh the etuuh handle shat la w hHI I'm anpehinh If What |. ih. Nse If that rtual handler he repeated
 nhs nid nut hHav Sa nna hnew II. tnlied the venne shepherd
 srhesp iruutani people he seid .s.al hnaa wht shepherd always ss,,iaa a ernat show ihem what 2 srart ia usad for
 Th. shepherd smiled and approach . ahser. he hooked the crook atound tss hind leg. and drew V te him. ns hsetpa another sheens hind lea. se-ttsfs. anuthpis lH n minute ar s~a h. had haaAel a dugen sheep
 afhals wet sh.ptefds sfeoh is sat ha snid aia rfeh heH q Inc sheer with \ shepherd without sseeh wanli hp Hue Fisherman with sw hrah
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
FROG WAS TO SlaNE.
V ez.As7 Prophet E8s Sln2ly Pp; Faith Where Es ss1ssvs5 Es
 Fad RsA::

James W1lsa1s he secretary q aEt5- euliares O1S disc4sSlae a. az,5st.4Et1 klXs .. t&rzal1s
 Il .s aaoat 2< profitable Aaa losi- ca Ae sad 4S ths 7e&tAe4 reaasas of $ oalaeei5ea, farmland use1 10 know
 TAis farmland ,las=sea iAz; Ae canla rea5 tAe weather iztzl3is3y On s wax vstA ne one a95sraaaa fras sraaeea. aza hs s4ia
 Ne VII AAve clear zsatAer tas q han-s Wh91 a t~oe cra4gs i1 sse 2fle-aaoa vaa m&y ae s47e ot ss aaaTs ot sunShsps-
 We walked aas 4aa v Eiuaras o- s5 hesxy shower came aa 411 ne were AotA a7ansAea ta tas sk.z
 aa 8=e fire Waztli5r 7lra7lslei- saia A< ws huTT5e3 Aaza5 Ra11s5 through fAs 6ovH7oHr- Hsa sGsAs ta ts ashamed ot vtu-sss
 a. wa sa5a the sa-nhsaa .s;ass f-ae ned If< fa 9laEas mn me Am I responsible t5a tns mu-l}s at tA2s uH-1ic1lR- 9rae"
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
RAMS HORN BROWNS PHIL
 osoPHY.

Tn. only thing ln thlH world like a boy l. man.
 Unless We take God for our begin nlng we begin wrong
 Some of Gods best gifts are wrapped mp in very common paper.
 II l. easier to knock Il man down than | ls to turn the other cheek.
 II takes I'll that God and good mother can do to make Il good man
 1T VI have done nothing. lei ns be- sin now We may do something yet
 Nnas does our love for God amount to if i ian doing men any geedf
 In Lilling auakcs il Is better to cni of au Inch of head than foot of tail
 Nine men out of every ten arc blind. and Inc ono who can zee may lead a crowd
 \ doilar fiddle tH tune makes bet ter music than pipe organ out of tune
 A taliew dip on top ot q hushei will do more good than an electric light under it
 How much good some ot Us could dc fl We didn't wait until tomorrow te begin
 We would have more reeivals If we had more preaching aimed at the sin- ners 1T the front seats.
 The value ef the service does not consist in what k done. hut in the state ot heart with which it is done
 When man says T will. some thing nay he done but when q wom= sn says l will. something has got ta be conc
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
.uNAnit.fo WALK.
Terrible sefe ,u Ankle Caused Awful EaHetlna eculd Not sleer- Cured
 tv cuticutn in sis Weeks.

T had . tsfrlhie anre n ny ankle and had nni walked nn, fef eleven m.aihH ! ified aeatls everything without my heheai ana had devtaN he, he didh{ scem to do any soed tie sali waald hAea ta have mN lhmh trheu uff anti that l waAia aeeef walk again ! anffsred aefnl. and ii ntaht ceala nai sleep at all thouaht these sAs he iest pep me hut na sanh e ! hanAn ta Nse ENtiema saAp anu Ointment ii enmmeaeed heailna niee= e hatAeA tAe ankle with warm sstes and enttoufA SNan and ihon an rilea e4AtleAA ointment Jo the aNerts ed rsft ena laid cloth aeef the asfe c hola |, ii rlaas AfIef twe weeks ceNla walk AreNnd M mv rsem feai see.,, and in aiN weeks' iime n, ankle seA entirely cured. and Mss Nalktna sswaaa oui of leefs Nfs NeH, Nieh. wrrN5 i.cAisA ' n, NAs AR40 aa lNrk
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
ne Neuana1ce1 Nsker

me newspaper mako 4s iR hanor A6una 8a ae coe6 and Ssagars 1-aek. The \ zhole eommea tg 5S hiS elleHt sns 5S enfst4ca re res pezs r Aagssaez mas he adVaneea an A5s e8jsal431 Qacas ta1e r.aAs ga cosoe she neNS n Sr5t i1se nurn5sse ss ans fae 5aa n eAe can- nnns IS astrhetd o5herefse ths sH3sSes Aer iS rot hens traaae5 Ns1 e5aaSiasss 5a4 A- ssssneSs shaes n sss5 Ae ne can Nz as ian q A-a nS 1E1s,1rze energy. A-aaE fr6krneu5 ana bneNt- eago a5th aeeo an sa { eh anTpase se she pspeF 0 fa sAav ot aah eve
 nent @f'l laae nAis leiscfe
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
w v44zz..a Scar Anrf-

! lares Alaek b0aI taasea 1n1ts ar evs5tcrntnt in th5S sec;joa la>t week. lie pSS Srsi discovered near AsecS l,azA2s residence pitA Al 2sr q 0-av- ore not altogether IdVelg
 A1etR A&S teaa fierce 6oES ttsst chased Asm ea aeazaSt sAa garden fence and. aS Is af5en ta-e ease n gun coaza ne faa12 loaded and af,a1 rasS3gS EAs dogs 4raaaa orcr tne rne&aov wsiA apparent eass he crossed ever ta near 1sarp61 Wal5ar5' : an tAt creek sna Tasas As< asaaas . the saae4e AateT pe-SGea NY a ao2aa o- 1naeg men ana aocS V5lh Sha.g breath s4a Gss5 heaszs hearts s5.arz#1s.z. IT Gssffv.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

aaa 1Ae aaSsaceS 0t sAe kTdnev see7'es ssa> were 3sseealaa a05 paiatgl and lhers uzas considerable Saasnae7t and oaat aonG know what wou5a have done aai 9or AaapS hlauex F4 lS ] cauia see an ivaafoVea3ta, rom tAe f7Sj box. and fve haxeS araakh, i fNsl ss-o
 Sola Ny Al dea1e7~ n cS1rS s Aax FaSJa5,=Mn6uga Ca. ssaHaao, N \.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

vso wish t6 ee e46stae.~a eseea sssA l,s cs4~a5 shst tee ws,6n8s ssea Ssuss et Aes4pd eHfs As so0ass
 NesVf res1Ns YoOrse oe he fsyt S&s ef N6aH afe eeen NoHr fss,e nsY ee,Sssse 4ha adas NsaE oi anotheHS NeN
 M ~oH }esan t6 1esk bflsfLIN si fe ss N-faAe won MI find fse he S6r Nc~x 6f the 8ns8SiteA1 Ehg Hslse SS5n estaS lssg 3y the uHe hs8 Nrre aesxsre
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Nan n0A rest 5ase
os Mer ,iaxes 70

,aaeinns t'isreeH in6s mons an ,eea reS a -eS -asnt q sae iH he nfs a5 aGssneank h nssee a ies have eceH rcansNe6 le he 5ssu5 #a g5f inass sagals ans a,'s HmS ~sers inoic1ed af heifgI nRuNorS af fhe 7cc ns.s}e.> ENchsRre ~hasf ipH,cJef Hrt members q Ehe 5NehaIgce who ? teneeS rNesinA or Alas 9e v.her 2 esre-s3 savseee ir shs ns.see VssS A.. ainaa an
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
 The Things Xs Eat.

Too much meat ia absolutely hurt fnl to the body Sailors on board of ships get scutyr when their supply of vegetable food is exhausted The liz restivs ainens of Inc human body de mhnd vegetable food. and if we don't cal enough vegetables we pay for II dearly
 Mature gave ua wheat. and In every kernel ef wheat nature has dtatrlb uiad ifnn, starch. phosphorus, lime suHar, salt and other clements npeoH= satf io make bone. blood and muscle
 letlu nEi1b is wheat scientifically prepared Cunhpi. and made into efiHp flakes teg q HlgIe goes into the stomach tpadY for tho digestive or eans to convert Ii into life nivlnn sub sianees with hut little effort
 istIg q aiala eaters are clean eyed. sifons ana happy lot Tho proef of q pudding and Tho proof nf ntiG . Hhn is iii the eating EuG O aifE heaideH htina sniid nanriahment ia most nal atahlr Every mouthfnl Is a fuy tn Inc taste and direct benefit te vnuf tealth \ inzennt package nf Et,G os nha eehiaina ten liberal hioalstaptn Chr fflenda advertise na. They eat iftitl o s1f for while They zros strong They are well aud happy and tn, rasa the good word along
 NaNi tlme ,an send ia Inc arnoer'n ttil ,ouf how ni sifi tn btins homo taekfse ef Eeg o sisE Have souf ehiiafen cal Ft,t, q sFE II Ia lhoir friend fheNll eat EGG T srE when Heihlns eiae will taHte pnni
 Nnn 1T, EGG . sFf and yen can deduct Inc coat ffum yeur doctors htIz.
 We aend our book. siaek fo Nature" free lis ssod heekfnl of nlaiu. peed. common senHe If Neu want capN. adirpas EgG o SEE Company. in FitHt at. Quincy. III
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

Te75sn.n leans. who 7eoanssy -t- firea aS eHaTa on ghf London and H57Rarnaaa fs1IraSS af-a- z2 raa-s IT sesa }eo 4rahaA.F h6lHS shc Wa-iG's -esara snr t~svai zt smeHnsS aH more ihan ea1 pel uiles or shs eCusralent as zfD smes HzRunl +hs eeuazn.-
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
POINTED xAsAd RATES.

yae ~ha 3A}nES uo e2l ys.n do no esehfse
 4aIs.fnesS fns7 Shaas nes#hee aest nor hH aaye
 s wamsr'S aanv hes.tS ~sh her hft sra ends val he- ~haeS
 rqlf senhS fn alses.S saaisS eerer s mn7 sast ts q iSannair mems
 k S5 esss se fna ssnIt With sst gana 4hsnc> n5sSsesser 1s aThens.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Tvc,>o.s ss Ns~sI Ssssrr.

snnanalis Nls Three members ot ihe neN senrfh cisss sl 5ht nspas aoE ssenss s-e nev eenfrea 10 zhe aeaaans hesnlfs ~alth zsseoie ts.yeH Thes are es5ears tsheres at Louisiana A Smish ,G ohto ana sCvlss1 R7slst d 4.enisians. al yhae were taken sicS serca6 tNe p7aessce shin Severn.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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 p
 bss S.l hes si5s lssst iltS ss8its as s5NaS dizsx SpeIiS N ca n 5Is:- V sS .sis. .,s ..fzS
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

adam ana Rvs shoull have ros along eessa. aAau rhey did cansiher- iHg shHs he-s x-aS neHu- a1-y afsrrss ahnn one leaving ID -aRm n The slass1 far 5hs neher n hane his elolhes
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Ar.Ar,e.,sar s-ore-,.ss sarres

sso 5snels4= The Pan stnes,,esu Congress hee fsS hrS session in the ~ 4oufs Pavilion g'hS aelecate> vsers en5hiFslas5s scsi.A eleeree ls sres. --fsxstfS
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

sea~e S,srnssfe s8 szFtveseea ~fes se vsss the fHss als neulslse6 ssr~hrel te reSe.se the f,Neaen el llst e<,rcassh. said fhss lse ens afp,seNs1ecd ere machine tns human one -s,rs ht .H~1~ss eesses < en llss Aag.s
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

laeaa- ana slza- saAieS sags ths lFonann Alaa wh Jhe s}ssse< Ene ho1 tc> sasnu4rs z cunreaiaE InU frSe1 Wn f5ie ise-sIsas Be FH-'s n0nhlae 5usS nUV as veaGlHs pres ems
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
xor -,un's Ssx-s n TI5..

aspsre aoS ma.,rs vou i-e re-ler. l-sr- l'. isrefs> gOus yshaie llsSlaif Tlalli. &a' gIas
 ae n S 1ul hafsie- >nic nn Tias ninlses 5zizs isis.f sesss.s where s.zlnt- -ai cents
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

4snless razauss ST 8 ERaG sxanlnis tn rnes- children 4hsy vii tu~nish | f4l.iu -sssnu n he used nv -hen ..sssiIsss themselves - F,u-inIaes
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
TESRtSIE TO RECALL
Five Weeks in red with Intensely
 Painful K3aney Trouble.

Ms Mary Wagner. of 1887 koS>ufA Ave. lsli6eenast. Gem, SsySs =l W=as sa M.eskenea and generally ran aoNa
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

nr sfnst Neie phssleian has hesn decorated h, the reee wiiA the otier of si Nresees for maintainins al q tanferenee for medical men that inc beat ente fer lupus Ia a Nisu to leafdea and the uae ot inc lenndes Nafaf
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

Dye, s4o poun6s. nr ups hp-shsat ana mt ano uuar1as piuts n- hinBG ms through 9hs hsa-g IL nns hnu-
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
EAo nnr hex

wlar Ferhert Spencer Nss erv his fsFher sens liam svs rom hnrns te s<,asnnl T'hs vouucSter l'eeafnf hnn1aSfrk and wHsf evte shiairgs II lis nselet nnat l.ss ws,y homo uAsa1 20 mites fu rhnet as>yss raHzf4ga innst a. thU Ns.y Ae aia 4S m ies shf frs .is.s xrE 4- ar si,s secnnd. tlr shs .hira as.y . .risndsy eoaee arirs- 9aas hiH mes q ghs vsgy for noshins
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
soNt srnaeoa ION rs.

sAhA4 lie In ,he same position Al ~sshi f saa ian hsln if
 tNsnt ysssvI sSsa hesd with fhe he,i es~shee Have SoNr ,sveiS wRfm but nsNt
 tNsn1 so to bed haAafy Eat any tssA, simple ns,sa that sssa MIsA V II estsses wigh ssia.
 NeAs sleen N rszsA ths8 ls Eszs .osa fNSm aS ta "a aes1yes is the sssht tenses4ata4e
 iNAn4 ~ fa he,f wigA e,ld fee3 eei " to t ,hai tAes afe wafm s4a MI sos4sAfs se9a7s ,ssa get la 6e.l
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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
Sone se ~,ts Aors >.orue

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
A Harmless Laxative.

II NeN must take laxative. take harm les aNv laN EYs do,ss not stuse thevtotv desa Net nittate lHiatloM is what daes lhe hatAA. tNt.e N ,ents.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

\ man miaht give his wife more snendtna nAoAes it she w'lulint spend a, much af H en things Hef him that he ,iOesHt want
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26
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