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Announcement To That Effect Comes
From Boston-----ResuIt Of Meeting
Which Was Held Yesterday.
Bonds Will Bear Six Per Cent Interest and Be Con-
vertible to Stock at $lO---Means Plenty Of
Money to Rush Work at McGill.

BOSTON JAN. 16.-(spECIAL NEws)-AT A MEETING
TODAY 1T WAS DETERMINED sHouID
BONDS BONDS WILL
BEAR SIX PER CENT INTEREST. CONVERTIBLE
AT OPTION OF THE HOLDER THE
INFORMATION EXPECTED FOR SOME DAYS
PLAN WHICH CoNsID-
ERATIoN FOR MONTH MORE, WHICH HAD
THE BENEFIT OF STUDY AND OF RESULTANT AMENDMENTS
BELIEVED THOSE FINANCIERs LAR
WITH REPRESENT DESIRABLE AR
RANGEsiENT
BEEN DEFINITELY ANNOUNCED But THE
UNDERSTANDING THAT THE
TAKEN CARE OF BY INVESTORS WHO APPRECIATE WORTH
MONEY ACCORDING TO CURRENT REPORT. FOR
TAKING OVER OF THE BONDS VERY LARGE PART IF NOT IN
WHOLE, SOME TIME
ANNOUNCEMENT ARRANGEMENT WHEN MADE THIS
AFTERNOON WAS RECEIVED VERY TAvoRABY IN COPPER CIR
MONEY REALIZED NEVADA CONSOLIDATED
LAND ELY WHICH HAS SOMETHING LIKE TWO MILLION SURPLUS
TREASURY. CUMBERLAND STOOD READY
FORWARD FUNDS NEEDED COMPLETE
SHARE NEVADA CONSOLIDATED
PLANT CoNCENTRATOR OWNED AND
OPERATED JOINTLY
clDED WOULD BE BETTER CONSOLIDATED
CARRY EXPENSE WITHOUT FURTHER OBJ
LEGATIONS TO CUMBERLAND NEW FINANCING SCHEME
TAKEN RESULT DECISION UPON
ISSUE,
THE CONTAINED ABOVE DISPATCH WAS AS GOOD
AS POSSIBLY MEAN
THAT WITHOUT NEVADA CONSOLIDATED
WILL NOW POsTTIeN ON WORK
At WITHOUT REsTRANT PROBABILITY THAT
INSTEAD OF HALF OF THE siETET AND CONCENTRAToR BE-
ING RUSHED TO COMPLETION An ONCE THE EFFORT
COMPLETE THESE AT TfIh POSSIBLE
THE EXTENT OF PLANS HAVE ESssEEN
III OTHER WORDS ORDERS WHICH SUCH
LARGELY INCREASED ACTIVITY TGIAlN LAST SEVERAL
WEEKS WILL BE SUCCEEDED VERY SHORTLY
WILL p0uBIE THE ACTIVITY THAT >uGHT
T.,Nrp rNpER THE WHEREBY CUMBERLAND
MY PRESUMABLY UNDERTOOK TO CARRY FULIfIAIF
PLANTS TO IMMEDIATE COMPLETION
rur INFORMATION CONTAINED THE BOSTON sIspATCH
, ,povr w .s THE FIRST CITY WITH AEfARu
To COMPLETION NEW FINANCING PLAN 1T IL isofBIF
THAT FURTHER WILL BE RECEIVED WITHIN sNRI
TIME PROBABLY THE FORM OF ADvIcs TO GO HE
WITH WORK AT FULLEST CAPACITY
THOUGH AS STATED OTHER DISPATCHES HAVE BEEN RE
cErvEn WITH REGARD CLOSURE OF THE FlNANcNG ARRANGE
NEWT LETTER DID HERE YESTERDAY FROM W. 1
ruoypcov IN WHICH GENTLEMAN STATED bENEF THA
,,.rTrpc worD SO ADJUST THEMSELVES SHORTLY IW Their
4,.' M M, nrcyvN,xc MADE WITH THE ENDNF CON
prrr1Nc THE MGIIL IN THE QuiCNEsr ios'X TIM
FOR OPERATION FULLEST CAPACITY fANNhi M
ruorcur or WHEN THE WE'RE FIRST MADE iHie E1
TER IN THE LIGHT o DISPATCH FROM BOSTON, M Mo
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-17

Carrying l,4o0 passengers, nearly
/ 600 being enlisted men. the United
States transport sherman sailed yes
terday from San Francisco for Ma
nila.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-17
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Former Governor ]. Proctor Knott
of Kentucky is suffering from a
stroke of paralysis at his home near
Lebanon. Ky.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-17
BRIEF TELEGRAPH NOTES.

There have been three murders
within two weeks on the west side,
Chicago, an ascribed to thugs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-17

The 'iHughes league of the United
States,r to boom Governor Hughes
for president, has been chartered at
Albany, n. Y.
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BELOW THE 500 IN GIROUX
SOLID GROUND NOW NEAR

THE RESCUE WoRKERs ALPHA SHAFT OF THE GIRotN
HAVE REACHED BELOW THE LEVEL AND ARE WORKING WITH
GREATER CoNFDENCE Ann ENTHUSIASM THAN AT ANY PREVIOUS
TIME np,N ru rrpo,o,r SIEGE THROUGH ThEE HAVE
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-17

/. ,o,-,
!, roor BELOW THE 600 LEVEL, FOUR
~ MADE BEFORE THE IRON INTRUSION
cuarr AT 8f5 FEET Is REACHED, FROM
IN co,,n GROUND WILL BE FOUND no
TuE THREE MEN ARE ENTosiBED.
SAID YESTERDAY THAT HE NOW HAEp
: AS THE MAXIMUM OF TIME THAT
np,Nc THE MEN TO THE SURFACE. HE
THE WORK WILL BE DONE hkf'n1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-08

Annie Holmes eli tertained few Of her
friends at the residence OF her father,
Arson ]. Eo' mes. The large house, with
its pleasant rooms, was thrown open.
Nothing was spared that would add to the
enjoyment OF the guests. From until
~ the company enjoyed themselves u
finch, and 1t is reported that one table
tried to play "siXty-t three. As the
cuckoo clock sounded II, the company
entered the di1ing-room. which was
handsomely decorated with potted ferns
and candles. The delicious refreshments
demonstrated that Miss Holmes was ~
successful rs culinary artist as she IS s
teacher in the public schools. The party
then repaired to the music room, where's
pleasant time was spent singing college
songs. Miss Holmes, who is graduate Of
Lawrence, Mass, high school, proved her
self most admirable hostess. The io-
lowing were present; Misses hathenns
Freeman, Dora Parker, Jessie lawton,C1,,
meieta Freeman, Seth W. Norwood ana
wife, DR.. George A. Neal. William lIoyd
Carroll and Fred j. Higgins.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For a iitionat County Nexs other pages
WEST FREMONT.

Rev. N. F. Atwood returned Saturday
from q two weeks vacation at his home in
Massachusetts.
Miss Helen Murphy left for Southwest
Harbor this week to work for Mrs. Ger
trude Tolman in her millinery store.
Miss Rena Reed, of Duck Island, is with
her sister few days before going to Cas-
tine, where she will graduate in June.
Edmund Reed and wife gave phono-
graph entertainment at their home Sat
uroay evening. About twenty enjoyed
the evening.
Miss Day, of Sedgwick. came here on
the Catherine Saturday on her way to
Bernard, where she is to teach. Miss Ida
Rumill, of this place, will teach the pri-
mary grade al Bernard.
Miss Lottie Carter, of Brooklin, came
Saturday to begin the grammar school
here to-day. Miss Brewer, of Bar Har-
Dor. teaches the primary. Both VIII
board with Mrs. Ashbury Lopans.
Otis ingalls, and Edwin Lopaus, two of
our noted fishermen, s arted at : O'Clock
last Thursday morning to go down to
Green Island channel to set travis.
Owing to the darkness and wind, they
gave up setting and started back home.
Then it occurred to Mr.. Lopaus he would
oil his engine, and he looked about to see
if he could locate Mr.. Ingalls,. AS he was
not to be seen, he began work. AT the
same time Mr.. Ingalls, had decided to do
the same thing. There was collision
hard enough to break timber in MIR.
Ingalls, boat. They concluded they would
wait until daylight. so made harbor at
West fremont, got there before anybody
was up, so went to work on the first wood
pile they came to to get up an appetite for
second breakfast. They were rewarded
by G. W. Lunt, at whose wood pile they
were. They will wait for daylight
before going out next time.
April 6. THELMA.
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NASKEAG.
April Z.

Death has again visited this place, the
first time since January rs, 1905, when
Mrs. Nancy K. Smith was taken from her
earthly toll to a happier and far better
land. This time it has taken one of her
two sisters who remained, Miss Mary K.
Nelson.
Miss Nelson was born in Brooklin (then
Sedgwickj December 5, 1889, and was one
of family OF four sisters and one brother.
She acquired her education for the most
part here and in Bangor. 1t was in Ban
gor that she professed her faith in Christ,
Joining the First Baptist church there a
profession to which she lived very closely.
After finishing her school she taught
many terms in this State as well as in the
West and South. Among the different
people she has taught are Americans,
Japanese and negroes.
In the fall Of 1883 she went to San Fran
cisco, Cal. Here she spent about sixteen
years, most OF the time in dressmaking.
She returned from California in the spring
of 1900, and since then has taught most of
the time, teaching in all since her return
about seventeen terms. She did wonder
full work among the young people.
In the spring of 1902 she graduated from
the grammar school, in class OF twenty
four, six students, viz: Lena e. Cousins.
Nettie j. Carter, Ray Cecil Carter, Claud
L. Reed, Chandler B. Carter and Amy l..
Gross. Her class took the highest rank of
any school in town. OF this class, three
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SOUTH GOULDSRORO.

Miss Nora Sargent is working at Bar
Harbor.
Bert Young has moved his family from
Gouldsboro to this place.
Z. T. Hooper and wife have moved to
Winter Harbor for the summer.
School commenced to-day, taught by
Caroline Mcclure, Of Cherryfield.
Mrs. Anna Crane, of Birch Hsrbor, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Florence Hanna
the past week.
Capt. A. B. Holt is in town getting the
factory ready for work. Mrs. Holt and
Miss Hazel are spending the spring in Bar
Harbor.
The schooner Harriet c. Whitehead.
Providence, X. l., bound from Boston for
Sullivan to load with stone, ran ashore
just below Jordan island bar in SATURDAYS
gale. She was towed off Sunday BY the
tug Phillips Eaton, without injury.
Within the last month the interior of
the church has taken on quite different
aspect. The ceiling and walls have been
finished with steel sheathing, hardwood
floor has been laid, and now the sheatbing
e being painted by E. NJ. Stevens, of West
Gouldsboro.
April 6. IT
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SEDGWICK.

Geo. Giles is working for DR.. Hagerthy,
Capt. c. A. Conary is collecting ella ms
for the factory in yacht 0livette.
E. j. Day is installing an engine in a
boat for Fred Durham, of Sunshine.
A l.. Sargent 4 Son have finished a
naphtha launch for Roy Allen, and two
others for Deer Isle parties.
Miss Harriette NJ. Cole, vino teaches in
Needham, Mass, is spending her vacation
wit her parents, A. f. Cole snd wife.
John FL. Eaton and mother have moved
into part of the Stanley house across the
bridge. Mr.. Eaton will leave soon for
Bluehill.
Mrs. Nellie Stipson, who has been caring
for Mrs. William Robbins, was called
suddenly home to Deer Isle last week by
the death of a graudchild. Mrs. j. K
Eaton is with Mrs. Robbins.
April g. II.
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SOUTH BLUEHUL.

Ed. Carter is working al North Sedgwick
for Fred Allen.
John Morrison has moved home, and
will go fishing this summer.
Miss Flora Day and Elmer Day, who
have been very ill, are both improving.
Miss Clara l.. Day has gone to Bass Har-
Dor to teach the grammar school at Ber-
nard.
B. E. Sylvester has been quite ill from
the effects OF an operation performed upon
his head.
Mrs. Wiley c. Conary, of Bucksport, WIS.,
lite her parents, A. w. Eaton and wife,
la Il week.
Mrs. Emily Emerton is spending a few
days ct North Sedgwick with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Abe t Howard.
Albert Howard has moved his family to
North Sedgwick, where he has employ
ment with Allen & Son.
Miss Maggie Duffy, of Seaville, visited
friends here last week, and then went to
Bar Harbor, where she has employment.
April 6. G..
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COUNTY NEWS.
Sjy additional Coxnsy News see oshsv pae,s
ISLESFORD.

Gerald X. Stanley, Of Bakers island, is
quite ill.
Arthur and Edward Squirting shot two
fine geese Saturday.
Miss Maude Gilley, who spent the win
ter away, is at home.
Mrs. William Mayo is visiting relatives
at Southwest Harbor.
School commenced Monday, Miss Grant,
OF Cherryfield, teacher.
Mrs. Albert Gilley, who has been visit
ing friends at Bar Harbor, is home.
A. NJ. Squirting has just completed q new
twenty foot launch for his own use.
Capt. L. A. Farnsworth, OF Winterport.
arrived Friday to get the steam yacht
lduDa into commission.
Rev. A. P. Mcdonald, seacoast mission
airy, preached here Sunday, Rev. c. b.
Bolles being at Seal Harbor.
Thursday evening, Rev. A. P. McDon-
aid Will give an illustrated lecture on the
Life OF Christi. He will also show views
OF his work as seacoast missionary.
Friends and relatives OF Mrs. George E.
Gilley were saddened to learn of her deaf h
at the home On her son, Harley Baker, at
Seal Cove, March %, at the age of fifty
one years. Mrs. Gilley was the organi-
ger OF the Thimble club, and always a
helpful worker for the church here, OF
which she was member for several
years. She had run the Woodiawn house
during the summer, being a pleasant
hostess.
April 6. SPRIo.
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SPRIG.
BROWNSVILLE.


Willie Chatto was in Brooklin over Sun
day.
Mrs. William Knox, who has been quite
ill, is able to be out.
school in district No. 8 will open April
~, taught by Miss Olive Condor.
Pearl Cooper, Of East Bluehill, is work.
ing Tor the Bucks Harb Granite Co., and
boarding with Miss Emma Gray.
Mrs. Alice Perkins, who has been keep
ing house for Albion Closson for some
time, y now YithMrs. Eunice Saunders.
Miss Abbie L. Grindfe, who has been
with Mrs. r. II. Billings some time, has
gone to Brooklin to live with her aunt.
Mrs. Martha Reed.
Groves Cousins has been driving the
stage from Brooksyilie to Sargentvilie the
past week in place of Miss Lizzie Camp
bell the local driver, who has been ill.
april z. A.
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ASSrrt.sfnania.
THE BEST CURE FOR COLO IN
HORSES.


Collie is usually the result OF indigestion
caused by sudden changes OF feed toV
long fasting, food given when the morse .
exhausted, new hay or grain, or large
quantities OF green feed.
Every horse owner should keep sioan'
Sure Collie Cure in his stable as an ih'ui'
ance against collie, for an attack oil eoi' -
liable to come on without warning al any
time, and Sloan's Sure Collie Cure Is Wv
safest and best remedy to use. II ae's ~
stantly on the stomach and bowels aAN
can be given by woman or chic
~ cured horse with collie thS' D,~
been treated by good veterinary surseV'
for forty-eight hours" writes MI n 'rs ~
Pierce, Of Cohutta Springs, ia ia
horse was about dead, and the owner SAL
he wouldn't take five cents for niin' ,,.
gave him three doses of Sloan's SURE w.
Cure, and he was up and eating nay III "
minutes
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DEDHAM,

Miss Marcia Burrin is spending a week
with relatives in Brewer.
Mrs. Nellie Cowing visited her daugh-
tiers in Bangor recently.
Miss Helen Robinson was the guest Of
Miss Marcia Burrill few days last week.
Miss Bernice Mclaughlin is home from
Bangor high school for the spring vaca-
ton.
w. F. White, who recently lost his
house by fire, has moved his family to
Eddington.
Ernest w. Thompson, a student at Shaw
business college, Bangor, visited his uncle
E. A. Thompson, last week.
Mrs. John Jellison, of Gardiner, has re-
turned home after q weeks visit to her
parents, q. E. johnson and wife.
At republican caucus held April l, E
w. Burrill was elected delegate to attend
the republican State convention in Port
land April 80.
April 6. B.
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Miss Eva NJ. Richardson. of Machias,
and Raymond Haslsm, of Waitham, were
married at Whitneyyille Monday evening,
March 80. The Machias Union says:
The ceremony was performed by Rev. E V.
Allen. the ring service being used, only iuti-
mate friends being present. The couple was
attended by Miss Rena Longfeliow 5 brides
maid and Thomas G.. Getchell, best man.
The bride was gowned in very pretty tray-
cling suit of blue.
Mrs. Hasten is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Richardson, and hat always mace
her home in this place. She Is graduate OF
Machias high school, class of 1902, and since
that time has been employed in the law office
of A. ID. McFaul.
The groom. whose home is in Waltham. has
for the past year held position with the
Maehias Manufacturing Co., and during his
stay here has made a large number of friends
who. unite in extending congratulations to
the young couple.
Immediately following the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Hasten left on the west-bound train
on short trip. Their many friends are
pleased to learn that they are to make their
home in Machias.
April Z. II.
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Branscom. She will leave for her home
in Stonington Monday.
Miss Edith Hall has gone to Bar Harbor
to learn the millinery trade at Mrs. Fen
nelly's.
:. public meeting was held in the school
house Saturday evening to see about fur
nishing the chapel. Nearly q76 was
pledged, and it was decided to order the
chairs at once. The prospects are that the
chapel will be dedicated about the last OF
May. The people of Town Hill are proud
OF the building, and it hns been less than
year since the chapel was started, so II
shows what zeal and energy can do.
April 6. NJ.
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EAST BLUEHILl.

Harbor for few days.
Miss Rose Candage came home from
Stonington Wednesday.
Frank Mills, wife and little daughter
Nellie left for their home in Providence,
r. l., to-day.
Capt. R. B. Long and Linwood Leach
are home from Rockland, where they have
been scalloping.
The naphtha boat Creedmoor came uI
from Stonington Sunday after tine house.
hold goods of Leon Chapman and Carol
Gray, whose families have moved to Ston-
ington.
April 6, r.
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past winter, and have found Peruna
most beneficial and commend 1t for what
1T has done for me-"
Relieves Mind and Body.
Mr.. G. w. Woodbury., Rogers, Ohio,
formerly Captain and Center of the
Hiram College Basket Ball Team,
writes:
when body and mind alike were
weary and refused to work. few doses
of Peruna restored lost strength and in
vigorated quicker and more permanent
ly than anything know"
Unhe sitatInsiy Recommends Pe-ru-ns'
J. Edwin Browne, National Com
mander Army and Navy Union of Z. S.
A., 40 18th St., n. Z. Washington, d. c.,
writes:
81 have no hesitation In endorsing
your Peruna as most efficient cure for
csfsrrh. My own experience and that
OF many friends who have been bene-
fitted by its use recommend 1t TO ali per-
sons suffering from that complaint"
Pe-rulna Tablets,
For two years DIR. Hartman and his
assistants have necessarily labored Ia
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Grace Colt has returned to Ston-
ington.
Mrs, Annabel Eaton is visiting her
parents, Avery Anderson and wife.
George Herrick, who was taken ill two
weeks ago, is not much better.
All are glad to hear that the steamer I
7. Morse is soon to resume her service.
Barton Carter has suffered the loss Of
one eye, and the other is affected, on ac-
count OF an injury some time ago.
J. Capt. John Hall, in the trim schooner
Lehi, is the first to haul out OF winter
quarters and to get his vessel in commits
sion.
April 6. XENopHoN
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H. F. Wescott has just received a stock
of the celebrated Carpenter Morton Roof
ing. This Roofing is very tough, elastic,
rubber-like coating, which is guaranteed
to last and wear for many years. 1t is
cheaper than shingles, steel, or tin, and is
much more durable. A little booklet free
tells about it.
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NORTH DEER ISLE

Capt. Ralph Gray went to Boston Mon
day returning Wednesday.
School commences to-day, Miss Berthf
Lunders, teacher. This is Miss Lunders
third term here.
Mrs. Nancy Whitmore, of Camden
came Wednesday to see her sister, Mrs. G.
W. Small, who is very ill.
Mrs. George L. Holden will go to Port
land Monday to meet Capt. Holden In the
schooner Florence Leland.
E. Allen Green and Morris Powers wen,
to Camden Sunday in Capt. Green:
launch to meet Capt. Charles E. Small
who was telephoned for to come to see hi.
mother, Mrs. G. W. Small. Capt. Small
left New York Friday night, and arrived
in Camden Sunday morning.
April 6. II.
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High Officials and Prominent
Citizens
Give Unqualified Endorsement
to Pe-ru-na.
No Medicine in the World Can
Produce a More Impressive
Array of Testimonials.
Every Testimonial Given in the
ExactWordS of the TeStifier.
Terrible Case of Indigestion.

Mr.. Donald Robb, Jr., 16 wrights
Ave-, Nova Scotia, Canada, Deputy SUI
preme Chief Ranger, Independent Order
of Forresters, writes:
"While on visit to Boston I must
have eaten something that did not agree
with my stomach, as q terrible case OF
Indigestion followed. Peruna was
recommended to me, and after using
three bottles 1 was entirely cured.
therefore recommend Peruna to any one
suffering with stomach trouble"
Every Trace of Catsrrh Gone.
Mr.. James P. Bracken, SO Tenth Ave-,
New York City, n. Y, has occupied the
office Of Water Inspector Of New York
City for the past fifteen years. He
carries on an extensive plumbing bust
ness at $40 Tenth Ave. He is Post
Deputy of Grand Knights Of Regina
Celia Council Knights of Columbus, n.
Y. He writes as follows:
"For nearly dozen years catarrh has
bothered me in one form or another.
was troubled with nasal cafarrh, that
had affected my stomach. which troub-
tite was poor, and 1 did not seem to
relish my food. Indigestion bothered
me at times also.
~ was advised to take Peruna, and /
took it as prescribed for month, when
my cure was almost complete. Today
there is not trace of catarrh in my
system, and can say without hesitation
that Peruns cured e."
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Corporal John Finn, Washington D.
c., veteran soldier of the Civil War,
prominent Grand Ar ny man and COM
mander Of the Oldest post in the United
States, John A. Raw ms Post No. /, de-
partment Of the Potomac, Grand Army
of the Republic, writ,s:
"Peruna was recommended to me by
many of my associates ), and have given
it fair trial. Have found 1t q most
agreeable and effective tonic, pleasant,
soothing, and leaves one free from the
deleterious effects produced by the many
nostrums now on III market. / have
suffered from catari 1sl Affections the
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Headache Remedy
AND
FAMILY MEDICINE

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q regular medicine since"
Yours truly,
Nellie Vanadestine'
The cause of much sickness can , as
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You can keep these organs in eoilu in;ug
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Edith Gray, of Salisbury Cove, is
employed at d. G. Halls.
The West Eden Sunday school will have
an Easter concert Sunday, April 10.
Mrs. Ida Rich is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Gonya, of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Emily Babbidge has gone to Somes
vile to visit her sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
r. ,aS,tomnI Count NeUs. see othsy page
WALTHAM.

Miss Bessie Jordan is attending the
seminary at Bucksport.
Mrs. Alden Haslem and Mrs. Ella Mar
tin were in Bangor Saturday
Mrs. W. B. Jordan, who had serious
hemorrhage Of the nose, is improving.
Howard Davis and wife, who have been
away all winter, have returned home.
George Stanley and wife have moved to
Brewer, where they will go housekeeping.
Raymond Haslem and wife, who have
been visiting Mr.. Haslem's parents, Alden
Haslem ana wife, have returned 10
Machias.
The dance by companion court Sun
beam. l. o. F., March 80. was success So
cially and financially. Net proceeds were
So, which will be added to the sick fund.
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Agreeable and Effective Tonic.

have been away to school, one has grad
uated from Hebron academy and is now in
Colby; one has finished the course in
Bucksport seminary and one has been
fitting for teacher in Castine.
Miss Nelson was a person whose mem
DRY will long linger in the hearts and
minds OF all who knew her because OF her
ever-willing disposition and generosity.
She leaves one sister, Mrs. J. c. Bradford,
OF this place, besides many friends.
A FRIEND.