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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
The Failure of Imitation

No imitation il ever Is good rs TIE
original. ImitaVors cannot load
they have 10 t"ilo'r.
All limitations Of Memo Self Rcduc-
ing Corsets have been Rat tdi"res.
The present limitations of Lastkops
Webbing are equally worthlcss.
Look for the word Memo. AMI
accept no swbsfitute-then you'll get
satisfaction and your moneys worth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

.. r-s - work on in their t"i."'r.nr
Willow plum" sHun- -rr.a- ur
.r o.. .,~fsrs ~ the cry where Dbl. .l"-
..a 90 ocrirD co. '', .Hr .-.r.
=" ..... .rta civ kunNu n- r''... ole
ar... ..- rn'n lu'rh street .n 1914 -...a
o. '..... '.arly.. - Lexington a."'s"
..- -.Hr.oa ~ Anna and Mrrv Hr' .
.r.-... tad their shops az" iut '..
-a'.-aI outcome 81 this system e. ''''.
~sr' laus" wor. 7h- unusual :rat.r"
're case o. ''a' 30" < j.. ar' un.r -.
-. .cr ...'saII-.,.I o. ..-.r,.-..
NINA. sh" no. Jose. u"r. HuE ~n-" -t"
.,. or five months .,-. v..," -." nIyr
... Gathers. ~" give. ,tr '.. ..ar- out
o.. ID, LADIES' and 'l". v..'., '..,'"'-
@. ANA aud Mar Anna and 'l... ''"v
60 .rv good friends iI.. .'.' door d..
.'."r end nav" -dc.. a -..'
.... with pretty op.r'H-F .." .f'.'
g. ,lp CAV" the Information u''i'.i r..
.... ~ ~. reporter over 'u rr- -tuf-
be- ,arred the place ST." sa B
.I.,' BE- AIra~ m";h"T guuE INTO
r... shop and turning anG.f III"
, .. ..' M Italian that 'n" lady wanted
-... ~" shop. with smile th. mutt"r
.. ...l 'la VISITOR n and Auul Logan rJ
50 AMI Row ~" shop started
--" w5- thus way. size sad
.'.-.t and . ua..d to tie 'h. feathers for
..'. DO = factory ia Second avenue.
a. ....- getting five cents an iu"h for
.- ..u' ami '-r CENTS an inch ~ tUo
-.r- WorNrug very day after -"h"nl
~. .G ~r'Hr.ilys We could max" s. q
-.
.In. iry whom I took my wurK back
.a .... .- said Iia. this After this |
... .",. ."ut- an iuch FOR one Knot
..1'- ~ 'wg knots and I -aV
H.rv sol g. - duwu'rNu
..t I gc' NV own feathers
...r. ..- .t-l...- tell ms. the man D." pays
.. ...., cents for one knot lnd -four
.a. ...'- p Two The boss -lv. Very
... Sau Co. all On" ladies
t.tfH.r- home for th-e.. cents
.... Mary and 20 home and
." i... nv mother W. 'Dl.! her
- ,r"R they Iadia- W.rr d.wu'uwu
'r'r -.'... ..rT -t'tar- and nv wpth"-
-... .H.... cry w.IIr. ~. ride ~
.. Mary. INV friend. NV
.a -,la dowu'"wn until We
.r.-.' Nl"r" "" got ~
- I.,rirr for signs e
..... .r..- soon I -..'. u'I".
....r. iI' tn.r'. 49," man
..H v.. waG.i ~ srav 20
'.. -....'I f.u"r' bod an
... f..ri uu'. -..u'
't'.urv
.. t- v..- ,..,v r.oo.
.r. .I HIrv ... We
r..r.., f,..Irry p ... ....l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

FACT: Lots OfsleHdsr women are
buying Memo Self REDUCING COrs-ts
Nns. j22 and 523 in the smallestslzrs
20 and 2D; and We have had thou
sands Of calls for sizes Is and 10.
THIS PROVES That a host Of
slender women are willing to wear a
corset that is NOT designed for sli : ~
figures. IN order 10 secure the psrrSct
S"Dp"yi Of the Lastikops Eandlrt.
AND NOW, Thanks to our great
Invention. LdsiiLops ", Thing. slen-
der women have a PERFECT suPPURT-
ING CORSET ALL THEIR OwN- as great
q Gods-nd a. our Self Reducing Cor
set - To- stout women.
Go to any good store AMI ask for
Memo No. $50. when you put il on.
you'll say: What comfort" Such
a grateful sense Of support none Of
that crampcd. bcaring-down feeling,
no matter how tightly YOU lace il.
Then you'll note how trim your
figure is long lines. and fashionable
slenderness with greatly Increased
ease, freedom Of movement, ample
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corset success
Of the age has
no equal As n
figure reCiu0cr.
But il ism I
quite suitable
fOrastOri stout
figure; 50 ""
have made "a
new mOtlci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
New Reducing Corset
For Short Stout Figures
With Lastikops Bandlet

Memo No. 622. with its wonderful
LAstikops Bandlet, is III" greatest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

especially for
stout women
who are short
WASTED. Has
the same Last.
kOps Bandlet.
IL made Of fine
white coutil:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

amy Iadies como Wo hIy"
Peel '1 tho downtown shop. Every
~.tner she rides with rs. Italian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

low bust. long hip; sizes ~ to
IS $500.
No. 522 is 4 similar model. hut for
tall or medium stout figures $500.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
SILHOUETTES OF
WESTERN CANADA

The man from Iowa began to talk
land before the train was well out OF
the c. ~ X depot In Winnipeg. The
talk began In rather wide circles, The
rush to the land. the bumper crop the
system Of summer following pursued
In the semiarId districts, were all
discussed, and then, with sort OF
apologize smile. the Iowa man said
I'm bit Interested In this country
myself Some Of the men down home
got a few sections up here along this
line, and I'm going to have n look at
thcm Never been up In Canada be.
fore lit is curious how these mid.
western Americans pronounce the
name OF the Dominion as II # was
Candy J--"bu, II II looks good we
will De up TO stay next fHll."
You see, It's like this" said the
man from lova--quia manifcstly con.
tinuing an argument that had been go
irr on IN his mind for some time
Hack N our State land has become
dear anybody wanting 20 sell can
get So or $50 au acre for II. and
every farm that's offered IS snapped
gg IN askatChrWan We have just as
good land hat cost MS gll and Sl2. so
that man can take up i've or six
umcs as much there az IN Iowa on the
same Investment OF money
~ ISN'T the money. though. that
brings most Of as up from Iowa In
not sure that money would be- enough
The invasion is a family afair W."
haN" no chance OF keeping our sons
around us back home They have
To leave 'hr farm and 90 into the biz
cities OF the n'iEhhorug states 10 Co.
work To keep them on the farm and
n touch with Us. We come Mp here
and uaks Hide colonies with the chill.
dr'u yuuud us. on homostuads or
bought land This makes Il easter for
the farmers back there In Iowa TO get
land .1r The s'ayat homes The lam
HES that come tu Canada are kept
together and the families that bay
'an Mgms they leave are kept to
sr'hog too Their" won't be any slack
sl.nE o' me rush either. for they sull
ra#" his families back In Iowa
one could almost see the mental
process of 'hi, typical American farm.
cr .u defending a step that meant a
now Hng a new ayIogiuuJe. new
land and new asEoe.Hr,s To aban.
con u.d Glory OF the Declaration OF
Independence for q good thing In
cheap land would hardly b" playing
The gam" bur 20 80 out into Sos.
90 keep the family fogo'h.
,r' vas another and a quite higher
motive
Why seek 700 closely to aralyzg the
reasons for ,hg greatest land trek in
rar history O! America IL Is enough
Co. aaaa that the sons NJ the frontiers.
wru q TowA. and Kansas. and Mlnrv-
sufa-gh. N.s' blood OF the m!d west
ary rogrrE into ne Canadian vest In
ON ever .uc~aasl4k stream. and are
..arrtaE fhat God Save 'be King and
.NF toaaiy IT, Of Thee" are sung
.n the Same tune Toronto lOutarlol
Globe
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
UNPROFE FESSIONAl.

Diner Have you seen that doctor
intends to inCculate himself with the
cholera virus 50 that the he may have
the results OF the experiment Isn't
that fine?
Proprietor 40, perfectly mad. |
call It, SupposIug ! ate the same
meals as my clients
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
Once Rieh. Died on Poor Farm.

Pueblo, Colorado, --- Gilbert No
once the riches, man In Pueblo.
fortune being estimated al $500,
to $1,000. 600. died today at the
suty poor farm. He had an interest
n large mine which was tied up In
gatioh.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
Mad son Square e,rden Sold. .

New York City Madison Square
Garden, designed by the late Stanford
White aud erected at a cost Of $4,000.
000 has been sold and will be torn
down and replaced by a modern Office
huildipg.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
! Five Die In Thrater Panic,

Amburg, Austria TIE police
rounding up all the known
hinals in the city to aad the pick
tsts charged With exploding hrc.
is during II moving picture show,
sing a panic that resulted In Ave
lhs and the serious inturing OF
aty.oue,
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

fsagkce. Wisconsin ---Mys, Philip
| Ig held 10 fail hers mg ten
aH charge az conspiracy wilH
'Erg tu prvyeu: creditors from
tx their share ot the Alien cs.
was released on $4,000 bail. the
accedinE 10 the regues, Of her
sel 60 reduce The akure from the
aal sS.ONo
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

What do you mean when you tell,
the people they ought to rcopomize2'
I mean" said MIR Dnsttn StaN,
that they ought To 80 Slow IN patron.
tEiuE most business enterprises in or.
Der that they may have more money
to spend with mine Washington
Star
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
PANIC FOLLOWS EXPLOSION
RGscUERs ATTACK THE
WRECKED BUILDING,
DYNAMITE KILLS FOUR MINERS
Impossible 20 Identity Bodies Of Men
Killed by Explosion Of Dynamite
Which Wrecked Mime al MIN.
cral POINT. wis

Reading. Pennsylvania Five men
werr kIlod by a boiler explosion at
the ncN plaut ~ lho Metropolitan
Electric company In West Reading
Wednesday morning
The accident occurred as the lay
force was .ae 600 aad created a pan.
&c. The shock u. lho explosion was
felt over N.Ir area and windows
throughout ,h. nc.gtl'ruuul were
shaken
several employees Noro injured a
hair dozen aw1u.auc,s Vet. rushed Co
the scene and a score uf doctors were
a. work The police had difficulty jU
keeping The thuouEs from haml"r.ng
tho r"sr.6rs
Al, 90 ibr y'rumH Vprr a. tho sid"
oi The boiler other cut'nNc3 were
struck Dog debris Tho rrs,ugrs wore
organized into r.'aHa. and 'a' wrecked
building Wat attacked tuu A1lt a
dozen ru'aa a' once Escaping steam
made 'ar Vur. hazard g- ana time
aad again .h" v.r,,rs v.ry driven
bagA
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

asI Hnd Ibat
Dr. Perce's win the privacy
your home. His =" Eayorte has cured
hundreds Of thousands, Of them the wor Of
the only medicine Of lis kind Graduated
The
nedsnt lis outside There
on No alcohol and hahI0rmng
uu medicine dealers offer
with health. Write Worlds Dspenay Association,
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN

Women who suGer with disorders peculiar 20 their
ser should write 70 nr Pierce and receive free the
sdyice .ot physician OF over 10 years experience
"A skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
al women. Every letter Of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded ns sactedly
confidential Many sensitvcly modest women write
fully 10 DIR. Pierce what they " Juld shrink from
telling to their local physician. The local physician
10 pretty sure TO say that lie cannot do anythnl
without "an examination" DR.. Fierce holds that
these dstaSteful examinations are Generally need.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
Homer oavenpor, ~, coispses.

San Diego. California Homer
Davenport artist and cart6onist, who
suffered a nervous collapse, when he
reached Point Iona. is under the care
of a physician who ordered that no
visitors be permitted 10 see him.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
J HOUSE ABOUT FEB. |
Q Apportioned for Work on
sto-oulf Route Are q Sub
initial Increase over Pre-
sious Years.

shingtou, u C.-HAn appropri.
OF Nt,oo0.0oo for the Improve.
oi the Mississippi. Illinois, ohio
Missouri rivers II said to have
agreed on tentatively by Repre-.
I've u : Alexander ~ New
chairman oi the house commit.
. rivers aud harbors. and Scna.
nol0ry = nurou ~ Ohio. chair.
The congressional waterways
'@lpn and former chairman %
NO committee on rivers and
~ The plan Is said TO be- Tor
y loot channel from tho lakes
- instead of ~ fcct
garam is said 20 include
l1'as
ippl river bcloN cairo. 81.
tunuaily
r. ,rg 1900 0oo annually
a, river tsunoo"o
NJ river 5000 600
Fan Includes a recognition o,
u for a waterway from the
i the sun although no such
y 10 tes; wIll b" couuJcaancad
a amount rcprrsynta q mbs'an
Ease Tho present allowance
' H1 pey auuum from Cairo 20
~ - ffo Missouri and $500
ar from the mouth oi tho Mis-
=. rih 20 81 Paul
4 n,rrasrt sum t1r rho Cairo
strip wi'l D., applied toward
4 qcnal depth 'h' year r1uni
Cor zoe err.- Mississippi TO.
,Nln,ug q feet
JACK rive. syl harbor act.
20 fhr Nssoud VAS given
70 iumG sGw not At auuaa.
The appropriation io- The
cr Stll ,r8blr tho var 3y
.af5 p 60 oprfslo vtth ;hc state
.' 'lu 'rrqrrlUE that stream
1yvp waterway vl'I no, De
,- a "a connection Wtth The ~
toe mUrry wtlj De- used
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
Mail Clerk Ends Life.

Tsylorville. Illnois--W f virden.
for the past 10 years mailing clerk
q, the postoffice here, blew out
his brains because Of disappointment
at failing to be appointed postmaster.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

There is no uSr going into a po,iti.
cal campaign with any reputation, be.
cause you won't have any when YOU
come out.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

\ great deal Is heard of the art 0t
remembering and but little OF the
fine art of forgetting
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

\ man can't hel0 feeling restless
when even his bills are unsettled
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

Seneca Vices are contagious and
there is no trusting the well and sick
together.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
WESTERN CANADA No Matter

what Liver or Bowel medicine you
ore using, stop It noU. Get = l0e
box wcsk treatment - OF GAS.
CAREIS today from your druggist
and learn how easily, naturally and
delightfully."- your liver can be made
10 Work. and YOUR bouels move every
day, There's new life in every box.
CASCAREIs are natures helper.
You will see the difference! ~
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

That ia LAXATIVE RRONu uJlNlNE Iook rer
the Signature OF u W GkNN +. | Sea the Wuy.d
over ~ Cprc = tuld Ia one lAy. 2@t,
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

Wine and women may be alike, in
some respects. but age improves wine
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

Following cheap advice IS apt to
prove expensive
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

ForchiHr,a fs..t.H4 a..rrD, the sar8> nrtut"> q
namiuaglau .t.lay pA.n. sarv> ud ev#s. ~, uf.y
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
|! M74!I5IHnII
IzLA[Dx< p BURTON AGREE
! u,1,,zs,,ssy 1M,,zssMse5y1E g. ;':''::5.''' :"'s::''
..,::: 9:2 :: @sz5Ht 9 tDusE ABOUT FEB. /
svnoe

ANlsr Patricia Hnll
Nronk. her uiN,l
IN afc ot laurtv
fummoring neur
Patricia gguuisd q
feared her brother
. bank fallufv mad
aer Tor money iron
shich Miss fAtfiCx
iame 20 Port AuuM
Donovan HNmr4d
eomen. uu lpar
aoSlng Huitur u
saptuFfi ar iHtu8
egipaid GlliosI
Miss ifelyu n A
9eared the fiaA.
tAiiur appeared Ill
Donovan fsv Ma
ihrr meet uu
fought an faU4,
man he supp
taid h. Was I1
After a short II Z
suTlily Gii'p&
wan pTrseufluEt A
1lliesplr aiHlfH
preeeutr Md
Donovan that Mlt
lng for n fcS ~
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
CHAPTER

~ ..
I kept up q A
listened only 20 ~ C0'
bea, The launc3
the Italians boat, .
completed the send ,, r.
60 turn a little d.,
d.A he sat ~
1h tho oars. putf~ 70
Ypoint ne must paA, %
the strait and rcakfiis0-.
again. Tho fclioNK-,.
were clear 20 an a
sliently awaited /, ui
skif fpsa hlgh IN Nsti
rulsion oi his s,r,s4sia c
sstrUck our lighter
seemed Inevitable.
stly swamp Us 4
\ liima hall rpsr 4
yacht. witch Was !
strait. ana then al d
bead.
"Mlad The rrEiut r
wt,h "a mach coolnS
Tor
The mArEiB bciat
skiS rapid, diminis't a
ian turned 20 take a,
ever lltt o, bis oars
oa his cap. and a. hr
ahou'tcr saw hts cNt
cu,ltncd ! counted q
Abe nambcr az slrukca ..
necpssAsr io bSias himA
~ rsrSisies! chagxin1
/ suGfVsa paS oun sWI
/ shs over tho ~atrr
J 'soss. and | hAa COD
'cpih AZ water but q [ Sal
1ai SATulaely to hif
sur bottom scraprI
fhls maueuver cost
st sea Of the ltalp
Ind the shallo~
Riemcsi oi dsnecr
stand By tho
TOW iunc asp
ia .Aes
|0N ,.. ,s,.., ,....
n bt aH
pa i n.ra at .-
fffi rr fF
@~ eE f
tefftt o. uaa
tss itas
" ~ aa t"r H .s
~ HaR ~ e Hs.s
sesst a* .e
Fsf wee %F ta W
ne I
sAs53.tt J
! taas t @ r =
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
important to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle o'
CASTORlA, a safe and sure remedy FOR
infants and children, and see that ID
Bears the ~ ---u~-~
Signature otA1XTZZLz<N
Ia Use For over 30 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06
THICK. SWOLLEN GLANDS

~ bfH. r'H.'v %
Nf"'Fr. aa.
Marble Hill press., 1910-01-06

~ttAS0fiAN '
lhcd with eSY
ever the & 4
D All eases 4
Ilss thar by
. % q forfeit
|s0n Of crlnii
kr of the ind
Won other tht
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-09
DEER ISLE.

Miss Mary Greene and Mrs. Harriet
Annis are visiting in Massachusetts,.
Augustus Gray, of Penobscot, is visit
ing his brother, Thomas Gray, at Pleasant
View hotel.
Mrs. Lucy Staples, who has been with
Miss Clara Raynes, left for her home at
Atlantic Saturday.
Fred stoddard, principal OF the high
school, will move his family into Frank
Greenlaw's house.
The drama, "My Old New Hampshire
Home was presented by local talent at
the town nall Tuesday evening. Although
the storm was very severe, yet good
house was present. The parts were hneiy
taken. and the scenery, painted for the
occasion, was excellent.
Frank Greenlaw, who has run livery
stable here for ten years, has sold out 10
take a position with a nursery company
in Rochester, n. Y. He left with his
family and household goods Monday.
MANY regrets were heard because OF their
departure, as they have been prominent
and useful citizens.
Feb %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-09
WEST BROOKLYN.

Odessa Bridges has gone to Augusta to
work.
Mrs. Ella Batcheler, OF Brooklin, is
visiting Mrs. Della Carter.
Miss Bessie Young, of Gouldsboro, is
visiting Miss Lettie Carter.
Charles Lawson, who has been en-
ployed at North sedgwick, is home.
School closed here Thursday, after a
term Of twelve weeks taught by Miss Lena
Cousins, OF Naskeag.
Fred Fletcher and family, who have
been visiting Burly Closson and wife,
have returned to Augusta.
Feb. IS. B.
Clark Bridges, who has been in Port
land several weeks, is home.
Mrs. George Grindle, OF Seaville, who
has been visiting relatives here, has re-
turned home.
Omar Eaton and family, OF South Blue
hill, are visiting Mrs. Eaton's parents,
Frank Bridges and wife.
Mrs. Gladys Mcdonnell, who has been
in the Maine general hospital, Portland,
is home, somewhat improved in health.
Ray Carter, who has been employed in
Pittsfield, is home. He had two OF his
fingers crushed off while at work in
wooden mill.
March e. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-09
COUNTY NEWS.
.saa,o~al oou~sy Nssss go otAsv pssss
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

daughter was born to Mr. ana Mrs
,.vsrett Gilley Feb. "a.
r,esday evening, March l, Miss LORI
-. nleasantly entertained large num-
~. ~ her classmates at birthday party
o,-,rise post card showers have beer
~ Mrs. Ada Freeman and Miss Marie
s.wver recently in honor Of birthday an.
| niyersaries'
Mrs. william LAwton went to Rockland
v.;dav to meet her sons wife, Mrs. Hettis
1.wton. who after . successful operation
-, .npendicitis, spent week or two with
A.. family OF her brother, Fred Handy.
rrances E. willard w. T. C. U. OBJ
.srved the birthday anniversary Of State
and national president, L. M. N. Stevens,
- March 1, at the home of the local
s-.sident. Mrs. Emily Freeman. As this
a.. is also Union Signal rally day, Mrs
W. Clark had made an effort to in
.,.ase the subscription, and six names, to-
ostber with new member, was the re-
salt.
Schools, with the exception Of the high
school which will continue two weeks
longer, closed Friday. The grammar
0,sie. finishing up examination papers,
had no time for oratory but the exercises
in the primary school were very pleasing.
About twenty mothers and friends listened
With pleasure to the songs and Rotations
Of the little folks, all rejecting credit
mon the painstaking efforts OF their
teacher, Miss Beatrice Carroll. Prizes
we're announced to four pupils who had
not been absent more than one day nor
missed more than one word in spelling.
Gifts of blotters and basket Of apples
gave each pupil token Of the teachers
good will. The program:
Singing, school; Rotations, Joseph
LAYTON, Ruth Lunt, HiIda Clark, Shirley
Gott; song, Evelyn Robbins; recitations,
Walter Murphy, Doris Marshall, Anna
Robinson, Clifford Robbins; duet,
Dorothy, Ralph and Bertha Robinson;
Rotations, Doris Trask, Elizabeth
Iawler, Evelyn Robbins, Horace Herrick;
singing. school; Rotations, Thelma
Murphy, Elsie Robinson; song, Frances
Lunt; Rotations, Emma Gilley, Pansy
Mayo, Nelson Herrick; song, six girls;
rotations, Dorothy, Ralph and Law
renee Phillips, Stella Reed; duet, Doris
Marshall and Ruth Lunt; recitations,
Gladys Trundy, Joseph Trask; recitation,
four boys; song, little girls; Rotations,
Elizabeth Herrick, Bertha Robinson,
Barbara Whitmore; singing, school.
March Z. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-09
advertisements.
Millions of
Lives Lost.
embellishments.
An Awful Toll Collected by
Consumption. Many
Unnecessary Deaths
from this Disease.

II people could only understand that
systematic catarrh is an internal disease
that external applications cannot cure,
they would not need to be warned so often
about this malady, which, when neglected,
paves the way oftentimes for consump-
tion, at the cost OF millions OF lives every
year. Yet catarah may be cured, IL the
right treatment is employed.
Catarrh is caused by general diseased
state OF the system which leads commonly
to annoying and perhaps serious local
conditions, which may prove fertile
breeding ground for germs Of consump-
ton. External remedies give but tenn
porary ease.
The only way to successfully treat ca
tarrh is by employing medicine which is
absorbed and carried by the blood to all
parts of the system, SO that the mucous
membrane or internal lining OF the body
is toned up and made capable OF resisting
the infection of consumption and other
diseases.
We have remedy prepared from the
prescription Of physician who for thirty
years studied and made catarrh a special
ty, and whose record was patient re-
stored to health in every case where his
treatment was followed as prescribed.
That remedy is Rexall Mucu-Tone. We
are so positive that it will completely
overcome catarrh in all its various forms
whether acute or chronic, that we promise
to return every penny paid US for the
medicine in every case where 1t fails
or for any reason does not satisfy the
user.
We want you to try Rexall Mucu-Tont
on our recommendation and guarantee
We are right here where you live, and yor
do not contract any obligation or risl
when you try Rexall Mucu-Tone on oui
guarantee. We have Rexall Mucu-Ton'
in two sizes, 50 cents and 600. Yer.
often the taking OF one 5O-cent bottle il
sufficient to make marked impression
upon the case. OF course in chronic case
longer treatment ID necessary. Tn
average in such instances is three $l.O
bottles. Remember you can obtain Rexal
Remedies in Ellsworth only at our store
The Rexal Store. e. g. MOORE, cor. OPP
postofice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-09
NORTH LAMoINE.

George Smith and son Emery, who have
been at Pressure Isle at work, are home.
Mrs. A. E. Austin has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Champion.
Capt. A. b. Holt will leave this week for
South Gouldsboro to perform necessary
work preparatory to opening his sardine
factory for the season.
Miss Hazel Kelley entertained party Of
her schoolmates at the Eims Friday even
ing. Music and games caused the even
ing to pass pleasantly. Apples and home-
made candy were served.
March Z. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-09
KlTrERY TO CARIBOU.

The steamer Manhattan, Of the New
York Portland route, WAS burned 1t her
wharf in Portland Monday. Loss e26O, 900.
The Knickerbocker Steam Towase Co. Is
to withdraw from business on the Penob-
scot river, and Capt. Walter Ross is
again to operate tow boats ss formerly, be-
fore the Ross & Howell feet and business
were taken over by the Knickerbocker Co.
about fifteen years ago.