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REACH.

Lloyd K. Allen, OF Boston, visited his
mother, Mrs. Clara Holden, this week.
Ralph n. knight and wife, of Maiden,
Mass, spent Labor Day with Mr.. Knights
parents, Levi knight and wife.
s. T. Lowe, wife and little daughter Ger
trude returned from Rockland Monday,
after spending few days with relatives.
Benjamin Lamont and wife, Clarence
Lamont, wife and little daughter Con-
stance, returned to Maiden, Mass, Mon
day.
Miss Nellie and Lydia Wood, Of Airing
ton Heights, Mass. who have been spend
ing q few weeks at Oakhurst, left for
home Tuesday.
Charles Fowler and family, and Mrs.
Emily Fowler, Of Concord, n. H., who
have been spending the summer At Mill
Grove cottage, have returned home.
The remains of Mrs. Martha J. Bald
win, OF Wilton, N. H., were brought here
for burial Sunday, accompanied by her
brother, Rodney Torrey, OF Arlington,
Mass, and sister Miss Adrianne Torrey,
of Boston.
s. 7. Lowe took a party in his launch ia
meet the steamer j. T. Morse Saturday
In the party were Joseph Lord, wife, son
and daughter, Miss Cora Hickson and
Mrs. Minnie Johlin, of Melrose, Mass.
and Leon Wyman, of Concord, n. II.
Sept. 4. L.
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HALL QUARRY.

]. H. Macomber was in Calais last week.
Thomas Harkins and family have taken
rooms in Aliens block.
George r. LArrabee and wife have re-
turned from Stonington.
Mrs. c. g. Ferguson and three children
have returned to HouIton.
Mrs. c. J. Hall is spending few days
with friends at Somesville.
Howard Merchant and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of daughter on Aug. ..
Walter Crabtree and LOWE Bragdon are
spending few days with their families at
Franklin.
The Arthur McMullin Co. is cutting
stone to replace the cargo lately lost in
schooner Myronus.
Jessie Crabtree and Miss Mary Harkins
are spending few days in Franklin with
Mr.. Crabtree's parents.
David Robinson and wife have moved
here from Stonington, and have taken
rooms in the Leslie house.
Abraham Neptune and Miss Flora Reed
were married Sunday, Sept. /, at the
brides hone. Rev. o. G. Barnard Of
ciated.
Walter Sweetland and wife came from
Stonington this week in their naphsha
launch, and are enjoying q few days. out
ing at the Cove.
Sept.2. PEBBLE.
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. W. A. Cow1ng will leave this week
for an extended visit to relatives in Water
vile.
Gardner joyce. Of Portland, Lleweliyn
Joyce and Clarence Smith, of Atlantic,
were at DIR. Small's Sunday.
A piano recital was given by Mrs. w. A.
Cowing Wednesday evening, to large
and appreciative audience.
Yacht Chandelier, Capt. slocum, Of
which w. d. Pickering, OF this place, is
mate, was in the harbor few days this
week.
Guy E. Torrey, who has been spending
his vacation in Boston, is visiting his par
ents before returning to Orono to resume
his studies at the University of Maine.
Yacht Akela, Capt. William Greene, Of
this town, with the owner and family on
board, which has made this harbor it's
headquarters during the last six weeks,
left Sunday for the season.
Sept, 2 RFx
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An interesting history is attached t.
q Christian Endeavor mission hall a,
Frogmore. England. situated six mileA
from Eversley, the home Of Charles
Kingsley, says the Christian Endeavoi
Times 1t was built by the Baptist
Endeayorers Of Camterley. two miles
from Frogmore. These Endeavorer.
started the work in Frogmore by hold
ing cottage prayer meetings. which
were so much appreciated by the PEG
pie and blessed of God that within six
teen months they grew into the work
OF this mission hall. building thai
seats more than 100 persons. II was
built by the voluntary and unpaid
labor of the young men OF the society.
helped by few friends. The worL
was in hand for seven months. but the
Endea vorers did not tire of it. and al
most every evening. after the regular
work OF the day was over. some o.
them were found adding little to thi'
labor of love
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State stands. | want to see the pure food
test applied, the owners OF the build
ings where liquor Is sold prosecuted. and
every other means. I know the sale of
intoxieauts can be greatly iessened iu Maine
Hope to see large gathering OF the clan
Sept 5; it will be busy week with me. Pro-
bate court Tuesday. old soldiers day wednes-
day. aud | have Eve or six men to cock for.
but win be there. II have TO take crackers
and milk. DKrI-
Now you will have time TO get all fixed
UP, and you will want US to look your
way when we go by.
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mfpsal.
Good Work.
Done Daily in Ellsworth. /,
Citizens Tell Of /,

Nearly every reader has hears -
Kidney Pills. Their good work in ~.
worth still continues, and our c;,,,.
constantly adding endorsement, BY r.s,' 3
testimony. No better proof Of n.,;, :.
be had than the experience =,
Rad this case: '''-
Capt. A. w. Hutchings. liqin, a,
o., Ellsworth, Me-, says: AZ srx..
from my back OF and ON for n,a,..
years, and while was never ep,,,s,, 6,
up, on more than one occasion !,
with great effort that I could va, ~,
! was always worse in damp, changes,
weather, and il caught cold I, se,.,.a !,
my kidneys and made life niss-,,.
While suffering from one Of thsss .,,..s
some four years ago read Of Dosp,.v,a
ney Pills and decided to give them ,r,,,
They proved to Le the very thing ia ~.
my case. for the soreness and pains in M,
back, and all other symptoms Of kis,.,
distress, passed away. Later there Wa.
symptoms Of return Of the trouble and
again used Deans Kidney Pills, recsiri,,
the same good results as at first. I k,o.
Of no remedy to equal Deans KIs,.v
Pills for kidney complaint, and I yiv.
them my heartiest endorsement
For sale BY all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Fastsr- Anburn Co., BunAIo, n. Y. .ol.
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-snd ,,k.
no other.
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er.,, Work Commits. Points.

Be ashamed to own a skillful pen
that Is not consecrated TO Christ.
Every society should have press
committee, II only Of one member.
Place upon it the society's most skill
ful writers and also some Endeavorers
whom they will train up for the work.
What to write about-anything con-
nected with your society or church that
10 Of interest to the people for whom
you write. Do not hastily conclude
that because a matter interests you il
will therefore interest every one else.
How to write-neatly. accurately.
systematically, pointedly, originally.
briefly. Practice the best ways of
saying things. Study the best Jour.
mails for models. Do not expect TO he
most effective without great pains
taking.-Irish Endeavorer
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WEST HANCOCK.

Hervey Smith is visiting his son in Bos-
ton.
Horace Smith is attending the fair at
Lewiston.
Mrs. Mabel Abbott recently spent few
days in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcfarland, OF Lee, has been
visiting friends here.
A. E. Foren, who is employed at Bangor,
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Margaret Miliiken is spending a
few days at Buffers point.
Miss Phoebe Bridges has gone to New
York to spend the winter.
Mrs. Perrin recently returned from q
visit to her daughter in Bangor.
Mrs. Anne Miles, OF Boston, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. c. Milliken.
Mrs. Melville Smith, with baby daugh-
ter, has gone to Bangor to visit her father.
Irving Mcfarland, OF Northeast Harbor,
made q short visit to relatives here re-
Gently.
Mise uyfa iooHSs VIM nss oecu cm-
ployed at Northeast Harbor, returned
home this week.
Mrs. Ida Richardson, who hiss been
spending the summer here, has returned
TO Massachusetts,.
Miss Alice Butler is 1t present with her
grandmother at the old home. They will
leave for Boston soon.
Mrs. Carrie Fernald, OF franklin, re-
Gently made q short visit to her parents,
Jesse Brown and wife.
Misses A. E. Butler and Caroline Smith
left Sunday morning for Philadelphis.
They were accompanied by Charles Camp
bell, who has been their guest during the
past fortnight.
Sept. 8. SUMAc.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.
Prayer Meeting Topic For tho Weeh
Beginning Sept. is.
BY REV. S. VI. DOYLE.

Topic.--Gods onniscience.-rsa. xl 1881.
omniscience means all wisdom or
knowledge, and the omniseience Of God
simply means that God knows all
things.
/. God knows all about TIE natural
universe He knows, and He o1sy
knows, because He alone made 1t. Sci
entists for centuries have been trying
to solve the great mysteries OF the nat
ural world. They have put forth thee-
ries which succeed usually in being
overthrown by succeeding generations.
Only comparatively few of the doe
trines of the universe have stood the
test of the centuries for instance. the
law of grayitatin and the belief that
the word Is round. Evolution, while
accepted as working plan by many.
has never been and can never be dem
onstrated. for God only knows how he
created the universe and man. and this
fact is sufficient for US. He did il and
controls 1t In His own time and way
and until He chooses to reveal to us the
method we can remain silent and trust
In Him. He doeth all things well.
Q God knows all about the spiritual
world. We live in two worlds, the nat
ural and the spiritual. God under
stands the latter as well as the former
He conceived the great plan of mans
redemption through the sacrifice of his
Son. Jesus Christ Through His power
the Sen executed the plan. and the
Holy Spirit applies the redemption OF
Christ to the believing soul He I'M
derstands all the mysteries Of the
atonement and the other great truths
of our religion. To seek out what God
has hidden is not for us. Let Us act
on what He has revealed and leave the
unfa thoma6le mysteries TO Him. II
Is ours 10 believe His to- save "
through Christ's blood II Is ours te
trust Him even in clouds and dark
ness and His to protect and preserve
ms. Will we do it,
BIBLE READINGS
Job xii. 22-25: xxxiv. 1895; Pc
xxxiH. 1922: Prov. lii. 1-3: Dan. II, 10
p; Amos tx. Ii; Jas. /, 1-9.
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nlutual Benefit Column.
Is Motto. "Heipful aud Hopeful !"

The purposes of this column are succinctly
stated In the title and mosto-it is for the mutual
benefit, and aiiss To be helpful and hopeful
Being for the common coed. Il Is fer the CON
mon use-a public servant. purseycr of In
formation and suggestion. 4 Hiesiiuis for the In
terchange of ideas. In this capacity u cclicits
COMMUNICATIONS. and Its saccess depends largely
on the support given !, in this respect Com
nnnicalions must DC signed. but sne name OF
writer AIN rot ee printed except hy permission
Communications viii be subject 10 approval OF
rejection By the editor of the column. but none
Wall De rejected without good reason. Addrss
al. communications TO
THy AMERICAN.
sis worth. Me.
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common,en.e EI..tieity.

&C. E. stands for commonsense eias-
ticity.'' writes Rev. j. d. Lamont IL
ind that one reason why we have so
many nondescript or mongrel societies
Is because Of the misrepresentation that
one cannot form Christian EndeayoT
society without being obliged to en-
ploy all the committees and methods
suggested by the literature OF the
movement This is grave error. The
one essential thing is the pledge.
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A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen of Richmond, Ind,
Mr.. U. d. Williams, 107 West Main St.,
says: II appeal to all persons with weak
lungs to take DIR. Kings New Discovery,
the only remedy that has helped me and
fully comes up to the proprietor's recon-
mendation." 1t saves more lives than all
other throat and lung remedies put to-
gether. Used as a cough and cold cure
the world over. Cures asthma, bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough, qninsy, hoarse-
ness, and phthisic, stops hemorrhages Of
the lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed
at r. q. MORRIS drug store. Soc. and
s1.00. Trial bottle free.
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WEST rRkxSIrx. Sept 3 1897.
Deer Aunt nodGs ana MnsaaIs;
As cannot be present at your meeting, win
send word OF greeting. II surely would
give me great pleasure 10 maze one OF your
number. can think CT yow ala and feel that
yon are having beautiful, time, and may the
day be all that you desire.
sadie. your poem was grand. What a fund
of good things all the way through FOR Us 70
think about! Uncle Dudley. We are glad TO
hear from you again. but sorry about your
horse. Hope he is all right by this time. Now
for your sleepiessness- steep = little catuip
and drink . cupfal at night.
Meb, 1 am sorry that you are so far away
you cannot come TO the gathering. We did
enjoyed yonr nice letter much, and will you
please write again after you get settled in
ycur new home aud tell whether you prefer
the West or the good s.oid State Of Maine''f
susan, we were glad 20 hear from you,
and many thanks for your words of en-
couragement. We all realize that in union
there is strength ! took dinner with one of
nay old schoolmases few days ago, and IL you
could have heard her words of praise in
gard to our NJ. b. c.. sen would have an extra
share OF pride in your hearts. She had some
Of the famous Never Fail cake. that is al
ways sure. So, you see, we must strive to do
GU best, and we cannot tell how much IL may
help others.
There are many others yet TO be heard from.
The vacation season is aear It's close and
many are returning 10 their homes and win
live over many times the good times they
have enjoyed among their relatives and
friends; the fresh vegeta bies, the berries and
cream that cost mach in the cities. How
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SUNAC.
GREAT POND.

ohLAl IO.N0.
Mr.. Sheridan and wife left for their
home in New York Thursday. :
School commenced Monday, Sept. 2,
under the tuition Of Miss Clara Redman,
Of Newport.
Fred Whitney has returned to his home
in Lowell, Mass, and Ernest Dunn to
Somervi,le, Mass.
Charles B. Emery, OF Winterport, is
visiting his brother, J. F. Emery, and his
son, Charles w. Emery.
Gleason Archer and wife returned to
Roxbury, Mass, and Hiram Archer and
wife to Clinton last week.
Justin Day, Of Wesley, is in town.
Madame Colson will accompany him home
to visit her children there.
Mrs. Frances Mclaughlin and grand
daughter, Ethlyn Mclaughlin, OF Brewer,
are guests Of Mrs. John LaughIin and
daughter.
Mrs. Winifred LeMoun, who is now Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs George Crosby, in
Aurora, will leave there Monday to Join
her husband in New York.
Sept. 8. 4.
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Dear N. B. Friends:

Dear NJ. II. friends:
For once we failed to '.reuner 6. the
appointed time; we didn't even have the
opportunity to s'move an adjournment
and s'close in due form;r instead the tele-
phone lines hnmmed and buzzed an hour
or two two consecutive mornings, and by
mutual consent II not for mutual benefit
II was decided to postpone the annual
gathering for the present. Perhaps when
the crisp October days come, and the foli-
age is in its golden, brown and we can
.'snug up" by the cheerful, welcoming
open fire which has remained with us as a
picture Of comfort since that first ami
versary day, when Aunt Maria and the
f-e were such sympathetic companions,
and the bright gladiolas which she
brought reflected the welcome from the
ruddy blaze in the fireplAce-I say, per-
haps, when that time comes, We will once
more greet each other in that peacefnl
spot with its contradictory name Of Con-
tention Cove, and be glad that the Septem-
Der fog and rain debarred Us from coming
together the first lweekj Of September.
Since appointing the reunion for the 5th,
have learned OF several who we're away
or for some other reason could not have
been there, 50, hoping no one came to the
place and was disappointed in not finding
friends to welcome them, we will look
forward with anticipation to a reunion
later.
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r1vK N rsr SUNSHINE.

LIVE IN TIE SUNSHINE.
Live in the sunshine. don't live in the gloom.
Garry some gladness the world TO Hume.
Live in the brightness. and take this to heart.
The world viii be gayer II yoa'ii do your part.
Live on the housetop. not.down in the cell;
open-air Christians live nobly and well.
Live where the joys are, and scornirg defeat,
Have a good morrow fer ali whom you meet
Live as the victor, and triumphing go
Through this queen world, beating down
every foe
Live in the sunshine. God meant IL Tor youi
Live as the robins. and sing the day through.
Margaret e. Sanssfer.
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amone the Gransrrs.

This column IS devoted to the Grange, es.
pesiaily 30 the oranges OF Hancock county
The column is opea 20 all grangers for the
discussion OF topics OF general interest, and
for reports of grange meetings. Make letters
short aud concise. All communications must
be signed. bat names will not be printed ex-
eept by permission Of the writer All COM
mnnicasiors viii be sgbiect Ia approval BY
the editor. bat nose wiii be rejected without
good reason.
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nAsvrsr nosfy. wEsr ElI.swoRrH.

HARVEST HosfS. wEsr ELLSWORTH.
Harvest Home grange convened Sept.
q, with q good attendance. Visitors from
Arbutns and Lake View oranges were
present, The grange will hold weekly
meetings instead of every two weeks II
was voted to paint the grange ball as soon
as the paint and painters could be OBJ
tanned. The programme consisted OF solos
by rquartette, reading, speaking and con-
undrums by the members.
The ladies viii I'LL the chairs at the next
meeting and work the first degree. The
men will furnish the programme and .
treat. 4 good time is expected.
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JOHN poRrry. EAST SULLIVAN.

John Dority grange met Friday even
ing. Sept. Q, after vacation OF six weeks.
During that time the hall interior has
floor laid. The members seem filed with
grange enthusiasm, and are anticipating
pleasant and profitable winter.
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/ notice, in reading your n. B. C.. tina,
cousin Meb il having hard time trying to
rest easy on her couch because Of sultry
nights in Idaho. where she has gone 10 make
. new home-not to forget the old home, can
see plainly by her wrisings-and o. how !
pity her; for after the toll Of day, how nice 8,
is TO lie down to sweet siumpsr. We have
many blessings here in Southern California.
not found in every place elsewhere, and one
OF these is, our highs are always cool, NO
matter how hot the day has been. ! wish
cousin Meb and all n. B. c. members could
enjoy them with us. SUSAN.
Although your letter WAS to be read at
the reuT ion, ! am using it this week be-
cause there are SO many kind greetings
and pleasant words in it to the distant
members. AUNT MADGE.
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Two Thou.and Reg ests.

When the Australian commonwealth
was inaugurated some years ago En-
1eavorers sent 1900 post cards to the
members of parliament asking them
20 vote for the inclusion of the name Of
God In the constitution and for the
opening of parliament with prayer.
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Aunt Maria and her John braved the
weather and came to the reunion. bnt as the
doors were shut. she called on me- We did
reunion" in great shape. and ate her custard
pie, which was fne- We talked and talked.
and. oh. such lovely flowers she left for me
all know who have been at TIE reunions As
her John and / were once sehooima,es, we en-
joyed rehearsing and living over those days.
When shall we try agains DELL.
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aRKESwoop. KAsrnRooK.

At the regular meeting Of Greenwood
grange Sept. Z, three candidates were in
structed in the first and second degrees
and three in the third and fourth. A
goodly number of members was present
and several visitors.
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MARrAyfrLK.

The grange held its regular sessiow-with
a large ATTENDANCE, several oranges being
represented. One candidate was in
s.ructed in the first and second degrees.
After the unwritten work was exempli-
fed, fine programme was well rendered.
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East Bluehill grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening, Sept. 7, with
good attendance. Owing to the inclem-
ency of the weather, there has been no
meeting since August 10.
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x1coLrS. NoKrH E1IswoRrH.

Nicolin grange held its regular meeting
Saturday, sept. 4, after vacation OF one
month. After business, pleasant social
hour was spent. There will be supper
at the next meeting, Sept p.
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Dear Musuah:

Dear MutualS:
Have Just read the column Am glad the
reunion is SO near. Don't look at any house,
yet hope it will look worse next week than
it does now, work has been so delayed on as-
count Of workmen. Now. Uncle Dudley,
know how to sympathize with you on account
of sleepless nights; everything that in the
least disturbs me causes wakefulnsss. am
careful of my suppers, and oh. SO often get up
and wash my feet Then, again. I have taken u
good warm bath, and then how good sleep is !,
My John always says he is glad he don't let
his feet get so dirty he can't sleep. Now,
Uncle Dudley, try it; surely it won't hurt you.
Now, sisters. amt We glad the sturgis depu-
ties have got to works / really wish there
were q few women on the force. Bangor win
no longer Drag: for one hope they will put
on men enough to cover the whole State till
the fairs are over, regardless of cost. Let
Haynes and Fernald, and every other man
who wants to be governor. know where the
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Susie Eaton returned to Sunset
Friday.
Claude Thompson returned to Medford
Friday.
Miss Ada Frost returned to Worcester,
Mass, Friday.
Prof. Edward Adams is having his house
painted. s. Carmin is doing the work.
Capt. Charles Haskell and wife arrived
home Saturday; also their son Montford.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11

Stops earache in two minutes; toothache or
pain of burn or soaid in FIVE minutes; hoarse-
ness, one hour; mnscieaehe. two hours; sore
throat, twelve honrs-Dr. Thomas Electric
OIL, monarch over pain.-Adpt.
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The Touch That Heals

Is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica salve.
It's the happiest combination OF Arnica
flowers and healing balsams ever com
pounded. No matter how old the sore or
ulcer is, this SaIve will cure it. For burns,
scalds, cuts, wounds or piles, it has no
equal. Guaranteed by Z. G. MOORE, drug
gist. &c.