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EAST LAMOISE.
May 49,

Herbert Davis has rented the s. p.
Cousins farm.
Geneva smith. has gone to Islesbore,
where she has employment.
Mrs. Sherman Douglass, who has spent
the winter in Bangor, is home.
Frank Toole and friend, OF Bangor, are
boarding at Dyer Young's for q few weeks.
Mrs. Mahala Cram, of Boston, came Sat
urday to spend the sammer with her
brother, B. T. Smith.
Capt. Charles Cousins, wife and daughter
Mariory, of Bangor were guests of II. L.
Smith and wife few days last week.
Luther Fitzpatrick is having a fireplace
built in his sitting-room, and other i'm
provements made on the interior of his
house.
Stephen Leland, who is now custodian
at the coaling station, has moved his
family to the government house. Melvin
Wilbur, of Marlboro, who is his assistant
will also move there.
May 20. M.
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IsLEsFoKD.

NJ. Psx.insky, OF Bar Harbor,, was in
town last week.
Miss Ruth Stanley is employed al Mrs.
Arthur Fsrpaid's.
Mrs. Alden Jordan has been Visiting
her daughter in Bangor.
Roy Bryant has gone TO New York,
where be expects to work on q yacht the
coming season.
The mssons have built the chimnsys in
the Neighborhood house and ara now
plasterirg the building.
Congratulations are in order at the
home of Frank Stanley and wife, where a
boy baby arrived May IA.
Charles Alley and wife have broken mp
housekeeping. Mrs. Alley returned TO
Duck island to live with her father, and
Mr.. Alley has gone to Jonesport to work.
Mrs. Fred Squirting and son Rudolph re-
turned from Csstine Saturday. Mrs. Will
liam Mayo and granddaughter Pauline
accompanied her home for q visit
May 10. s.
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PRETTY MARsH.
SIN.

Mrs. Allen Smith and Miss Hilds were
at Northeast Harbor Friday and Sstux-
day
Nathan Smallidge and daughter Ade-
laide spent the weekend at their home
here.
Nathsn Gray left Wednesday for
Sullivan here he has employment for the
summer.
Mrs. Allen f. Freeman, with her two
children, 10 spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Walls, at West fremont.
Frank Haynes, who was operated on at
the Bar Harbor hospital two weeks ago, is
gaining. His friends hope for speedy
recovery.
Fred Bartlett leaves this week for
Otter Creek, where he will be employed
at bridge building. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Bartlett, and they will
keep house there for few weeks, and
later in the season remove to Northeast
Harbor.
May 10. G.
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Della Laliy, who is suffering with erysipe-
las OF the face. Her daughter, Miss Lettie
Laiiy, OF Bangor. came out for few days,
accompanied by Walter Cuthoertson.
The inmates OF the cottage who live near
the swamp road, are awakened every
morning by chorus OF the plaintive and
sweet-singing ''s~amp-robin" HERMIT
thrsshI. This shy, graceful bird is not as
common ~ its cousin, the American
robin, neither rs its plumage as gaudy,
but les singing at night and early morning
is far ahead Of any other song bird.
May ~, DAVIS.
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TIRED ALL THE TIME"

To be tired is unnatural; it's only
natural to be well and happy.
II your head aches, If you have gas
and distress in your stomach, perhaps
nervous or respondent, the chances
are that teaspoonful of IL. /" Az
woods Medicine before or after meals
will bring relief. Here's what sur
ferer says:
II am sixty eight years old. triea
most everything for gas in my stohII
ach, but could get no Keller. At lass -
sent for bottle of Il. F. Atwood
Medicine, and now can eat anythlhg
at any time with no gas or distress.
believe 1t is a life-saver for me.
Mrs. o. b. Devoll, ~,
Skowhegan, NE
If you have never used Il. +" Az
woods Medicine, write to-day for
free sample.
IL. FL MEDICINE CO.. Portland
Me.
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COUNTY NEWS.
cAsrrsE.

CASTINE.
Arbor day was observed in all the
schools.
William Dresser is spending tae present
week in Boston.
W. A. Kicker made a business trip to
Deer Isle last week.
Mrs. ]. f. Parsons, of Lubec. is visiting
her son, DIR, @. e. Parsons.
Fred Adams spent Sunday here, the
guest of his father, A. F. Adams.
Lena wescost left last weeks for Bucks
port, where she will spend several weeks.
Lucy bennett is spending several weeks
with her parents, Willard bennett and
wife.
Mrs. Carl wardwell was called to Bur-
Iington Saturday by the illness OF her
grandmother.
Miss Nellie Harvey is spending the
week in Deer Isle and Cranberry Isles in
the interest of school work.
Mrs. Lillian Melvin, OF Boston, ar
rived Saturday to visit her parents, John
Sawyer and wife, at wardwell's Cove, for
several weeks.
Capt. Charles w. veszie died Thursday
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Cox,
with whom he had made his home for
three years. Mr. veazie was born in
Castine seventyfour years ago, spending
the early part OF his life in his home
town. tie served two years in the Civil
war. Later he followed the sea for
several years. For twenty years he lived
in Bangor, working at the carpenters
trade. He was also hsrbor- master there
for several years. He leaves SON
Charles veazie, of Bangor, two sisters
Mrs, Sarah Cox and Mrs. George Morey,
of Castine.
MAY 10. g.
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SEAL COVE.

W. d. Walls is employed as engineer at
the Rockend, Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Charles Carver, with little daugh-
ter, arrived last week, and has joined Mr..
Carver at their summer home on Hard
wood island.
George Kellay left Saturday for Winter
Harbor, " here he has employment for the
season. Miss Hattie Kelisy will be en-
ployed at the Rockend, Northeast Harbor.
Services were held Sunday afternoon,
May IS, in the new Baptist chapel. The
Baptist people OF Seal Cove have neat
looking little church home, pleasantly
located by the shores Of the lake.
May 10. N,
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SEAWAII.

C. Il. Metcali and wife spent a few days
last week at their cottage here.
Thelma poiiiver. who has spent a few
days with, Mrs. Eliza King at Msnset. is
home.
Clifford Doiliver, OF Mckinley, spent
Sunday With his aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Moore.
Mrs. Nancy Sawyer who has spent the
winter with her daughter at Bar Harbor,
il home.
Mrs. F. NJ. Moore left Monday for
Pumpkin island light statio1 10 visit
Charles Newman and wife-
Mrs. Ciisries Mitchell has been spend
ing 3 few dAys with q. v. Young snd
family. Mr.. Mitchell joined her for the
weekend
May 10. T. E D.
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the Point Lookout club with fish and
Holsters.
DIR. smell preached his farewell sermon
Sunday evening. May IS.
C. W. Bowditch and wife, OF Boston.
have been visiting c. ID. Turner and wife.
Schooner W. G. Prndleton has dis.
charged coal for Y. w. Bowdi,eh at Point
Lookout club.
Crofford Young of sGrry. is cook on the
steamer Day Dream, and Harold Hail, Of
brewer, is engineer.
Herman Hoibrook- OF Swans Island,
spent Sunday with his father at tbs light.
station at Robinson point.
May 10. c.
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BASS HARBoR.

Schooner z. I. Hau,or landed freight
here Saturday.
Charles Harding and wife, OF Colts Is
land, spent the weekend with friends
here.
Mrs. Clifton Rich has gone to Cherry
field to spend a few weeks with friends
and relatives.
William Perry, OF Bar Harbor, spent
few days recently with his sister, Mrs.
Anna Mcdonald.
The Standard on Co.'S tsnk-bost was
here Friday with gasoline for the local
dealers Mr.. Gardiner, manager Of the
Rockiand Office, was aboard.
May 10. X. Y. z.
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WEST EDEN.
T. E D.

Master Harold Lunt, who has been vsry
i'll of typhoid fever, is out.
Perry Rich and wife hass returned
from Massachusetts, and will live with
Mira Richs sister, Mrs. Judith Kit
tredge.
Miss Linda Chase. principal Of the high
school, who ~as called away by the illness
and seath OF her father, returned last
week, and hasresumed her school work
Real estate has been changing hands
this winter. w. w. Lnrvsy has purchased
the Mckay property below the chapel,
and Carl Paine has bought the placs oc-
cupied by William Lurvey. Fred HAdley
also purchased the woodiot owned by
Joseph Higgins.
May 10. ii.
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AlANSET,

Dean Stanley and wife have moved to
Mckinley for the Summer.
Roland Stanley has been in Harrington
few days, returning Friday.
E. q. Stanley recently returned from
Boston, where he has been on business.
j. L. Stanley has been housed the past
week with rheumatism, but is now able
to be out.
Capt. George Hamilton, OF the sloop
Bessie, has taken a supply of ice and is
bound for the Cape shore for mackerel.
Mrs. Franklin Smith and Mrs. Herman
Smith and son Walter returned Sunday
from vinal Haven. where they have been
visiting the past week
May 10. LILAC.
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advertisements.

q loving Father controls the destiny
OF mankind are q great deal better
prepared to meet tho vicissitudes OF
life and to overcome disease than the
one who has no such faith. A truly
relisious man makes q better patient
than an irreligious man.
In using the word religion I am not
referring to any particular kind OF re-
ligion. The Jew and the gentle, the
Catholic and the Protestant each have
a religion IN which they believe They
also agree I'm the essentials.
A religious man may believe that II
is necessary for him to use every
means In hts power to get we'll He
may believe that II is perfectly proper
for him TO employ doctors and take
medicines. But he also believes that
when he has done the best he can
there is a higher power that has
charge % his affairs, that absolute Jus
tice VIII be done him. that no evil thing
can befali a good man. He goes for
ward with confidence. sick or well, rich
or poor, and gets great deal more
comfort out OF life than the man who
has no religion.
have found myself saying many
times to people who have a chronic all
ment, You need religion as well as
medicine. You need faith In sn over
ruling providence that guides every
thing TO wise ends; that the affiietion
of disease teaches a lesson that every
one should strive to learn"
This does not mean that sick people
are TO sit down and trua that an over
ruling providence viii do everything.
Nothing of the sort. He is to use RENE
dies guided by his best Judgment, bu,
In the use of them he can believe that all
things are well and that In the end all
things win come gut right. Any rnedi-
cine has a better chance TO cure man
who holds such a faith.
Some men ARE so faithless and I'M
believing, 80 restless and desperate.
their minds 20 unsettled. that even the
best Of medicine has little chance TO
do them any good. Therefore / say
that religion Is often quite as neees-
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Is there any intimate relation be-
tween religion and medicine?
Yes. there IS. The time healer
was also the priest. Theology and
medicine have not maintained n sep
arate existence very long. They
used to be one. Yes. there is an init
mate relation between religion and
medicine.
1t Is well known of n person who
eats with unthankfulness and ILL
natured spirit. that his food viii not
have the same effect as IL he were in
kindly mood. The same is true Of
medicine. II a person swallows a medi-
cine with suspicion, has no faith m its
action. is more or less afraid of the enc
who gives him The medicine. u cannot
do him as much good as II he had un'-
watering faith Ia IT,
The mind has wonderful Influence
over the body. Those who believe that
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BRooEsvILLE.

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Ober May is.
Lester C. Wescott left far Boston to-day
to join his family.
The Baptist charoh is receiving much
needed coat Of paint.
Mrs. James Roper arrived home from
Providence, r. L, Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Black. Of BlueAiii, 10 visit
ing her parents, Fred Gray and wife.
F. II. Billings is having his buildings
painted. Norman Gosson is doing the
work.
Mrs. o. IL. Gray and son Lawrence
spsnt the weekend with their father, L.
C.. Roberts
May 10. A.
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MARIAVILLE.

Arbor day was observed at district No.
2 school, taught by Mrs. Arthur f. Moore.
Much work was done on the school
grounds, and fine flower bed was ar
ranged and planted by the children.
following is the program given by the
children: Song, school; Rotations,
Flora Edgecomb, MadelIe Grant, Doris
Moore; dialogue, Viola johnson, Carroll
Salisbury, Helen Wiley, Mildred John
son, Roland Edgecomp and Florenct
Wiley; Rotations, Alfred Wiley, Walter
Edgeeomb, Harvey Grant, Doris Watts
Berniece Watts; quotations, school; reci'
tations, Addie Grant, Ida Salisbury, Der
nard Edgecomb, Francis Grant.
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COUNTY NEW S.
FRANKLIN.

FhA NhLlN.
John W. glaisdeII left for wytopitlock
Monday.
Maurice Fernald, OF Oakland, spent
Sunday at his former home here.
Helene Phillips is at home from Ellis
worth, where she has been employed
F.A. Noyes and wife. OF East Sullivan,
were among the grsngers in town Thurs
day.
Harold Wilbur, travelling salesman,
spent part of last week with his father,
z. L. Wilbur.
Misses Geneva and Marcia Bragdon and
the Sextette club enjoyed a trip TO Els
worth last Saturday.
Miss Mary Mayo, who has spent few
weeks with her brother at Lake View,
came home Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Havey and two children,
with Mrs. Webb, Of West Sullivan, called
among friends here Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Dunn is at home from
Blaine, where she has spent several months
with her daughter, Mrs. Clara Lowell.
Payson Smith, State superintendent OF
schools, gave q stirring educational ad-
dress at county grange which met here
Thursday.
Miss Bernice Dunn is in charge of the
reopenipg of the millinery and fancy
goods shop which has been closed for
several weeks.
Rev. W. II. Durham has been invited by
Z. c. d. West post, G. A. r., to deliver
the sermon Sunday, May %. The
Memorial day address will be by Rev.
Gideon Mayo.
May 10. B.
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Religion and Medicine

sary as medicine. that the wa,.
gion frequently defeats the ao,a u, reh.
the best medicine. 'n o.
Many n chronic Invalid bas .o
In vain for a physical remedy sI,S.aso
because he has lost his grin ON .','
religion. the religion that not orI,. sli
vides salvation In the world 20 pfo-
but soundness of body and nina - .s'
world that is. ~ All 'ne
Yes, there Is n most intimate val.
ton between medicine ana $500
Other things being equal, the $50 A'
ious man stands a poor chance :, .ns
ting well when he Is sick. while the
iirious man frequently gets well A. -.
most astonishing way after the doctors
have all given him up to die. win =
firm faith In a rational religion 80
an obedient use OF the right remedy :
great many hopeless 'invalids could n,
restored to perfect health.
Well. you have made It clear as >,
what you mean by religion. But VIII,
Is the remedy you would recommend7
OF course would recommend dlfe,
ent remedies for different Conditions
But the particular remedy that AM
Interested In at this time. the remedy
that meets more chronic ailments thar
any other remedy ] know OF Is perm.
ma Peruna Is remedy for that rnni,I.
tudinous group OF ailments that ars
dependent upon catarrhal deranTa.
ments.
I am furnishing book on catarrha,
diseases which I send to any psrynn
free. In this book / explain quite fullv
the uses of peruna. Those who d.
not care to walt 10 send for the bookle,
at this time viii find information and in.
struction ns TO the general uses Of Pc.
runa explained within the wrapper Of
each bottle. pERUNA Is FOR sAI.F
At ALL DRUG STORES.
SPECIAL NOTICE Many persons
are making Inquiries for the old.
time peruna- To such would ny,
this formula Ii now put out under the
name of kA-TAR-NO. MANUFACTURED
by KA-TAR-N0 Company, ColumbuA
Ohio. Write them and they viii 10
pleased 10 send you a free booklet
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AShVILLE.

MIRA Alice Tracy is i'll again.
John Tracy is employed at the Belmont
hotel, Bar Harbor, for the summer.
W. NJ. Pettee and family spent Sunday
in Winter Harbor, the guestsef Mrs- Rand.
George Leighton and wits, Of Sseuben,
were weekend guests Of E. A. Hanna and
wife.
Arthur johnson and wife, Of Prospect
Harbor, were guests of Milton johnson
Sunday.
Horace Sperry and wife, of South
GouIdsboro, visited relatives here one day
last week.
Mrs. Lydia Smith is home, after spend
ing the winter in augusta with her
daughter, Mrs. George Patten.
May 10. PHGBE.-
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OTIS.

Roland Salisbury and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of son,
born Saturday-Rob David.
Sanford Grindal came home Friday from
Ellsworth Falls, having finished job OF
mason work for Herbert Salisbury.
Messrs. Howard and Hincklsy, with
their wives, OF Old Town, came out in their
car to Beech hill lake Sunday, fishing.
They report good luck.
Bert Leach and wife, who are employed
at North Castine. have been on weeks
visit at her home here-the family home
stead of her parents, A. s. Young and
wife.
DIR. Leonard II. Ford, Of Eddington,
! was called last Tuesday to attend Mrs,
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ISLE AU HAUT.
LILAC.

Leon Barter is employed at Point Look
out.
Elmer Lufkin and wife were in stoning-
ton Saturday.
Matthias Holland, of stonington, is at
work on the road
Capt. Vets Cain, of Burnt island. spent
Sunday in Brooklin.
Charles Collins, who had mild case OF
mumps, Is improving.
Mrs. Alfarstta Rich is at stonington with
her mother, who is ill.
Capt. Charles Chaplin, OF Camden, has
arrived Tor the summer. and will supply
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GovEIHBoRo.

Mrs. II. j. Hovey has been quite i'll, but
10 improving.
Grafton Dyeriss having serious trouble
with his thumb, caused BY poisoning from
. nail wound.
Lula Perry, vino has spent few months
with her aunt, Mrs. Susie Jordan, Of
Northeast Harbor, IL home.
Schooner Sadie-A. Kimhsii, Capt. Kent,
has been at Hutchings wharf with freight
for the merchants, and loaded with slaves
for Charles Whitney.
May %. JEN.
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the full program for the days events can
not be given at this time, /: has been
decided to begin the day with stirring
patriotic parade. Everyone for twenty
miles around IS invited to come and join
the celebration. There will also be a
horseback race, bag races, creased pig,
etc, with q concert at the hall in the
afternoon; also dancing, with good music.
May 10. ID.
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MT. DESERT.

Horace ID. Joy, of Bar Harbor, has pur-
chased tract of land on Long pond,
formerly the Henry Remission homestead,
and plans to develop it as lake resort.
Streets are being laid out through the
property, aud other improvements made.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
GRAVE REPORTS HURT
ITALY'S OIL TRADE
Ministry's Investigations show That
o RumOrs About Quality of Prod
net Are Untrue

ROME. Aug. 1.-THE royal Italian
ministry of agriculture, industry and
commerce has recently taken action In
respect TO false statements and rumors
that have been circulated in America
concerning the importation of Italian
olive oil into the United States.
The reports have alleged that much
adulterated Italian oil has been sent
out, and that practically no genuine
olive oil is exported TO America. The
Investigations of the ministry have
disclosed that these statements and
rumors are absolutely groundless and
have evidently been inspired for trade
purposes
The law in Italy prohibits the sale.
a $ olive oil, of anything except genu-
inely pure olive oil, and provides that
whoever places on sale mixtures of oil.
other than olive, shall place on file with
the municipal authorities declaration
10 this effect. and at the same time
label the containers in conspicuous
characters SO as to show the exact
nature of the oil sold. and moreover.
he shall place on the premises where
such oil is manufactured or sold no
tees that il is mixed and not genuine
olive OIL
This law is forced most rigarously
through h0ut the whole of Italy.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
Preferred His Present Position TO German One
Carrying Much Revenue With 1t

LONDON, Aug. 16.--It is understood
that the wedding of Prince Arthur of
Connaught and the duchess of Fife
will not take place until after the duke
and duchess of Connaught return
finally from Canada next year, but an
Official pronouncement on this subject
will shortly be made. In connection
with the betrothal it is being recalled
that the prince might, had he so chosen,
have been the reigning duke of Sake
Coburg and Gotha, with the rich reve
nues attaching to this inheritance of
his ancestors through the late prince
consort. When Queen Victoria's second
son, the duke of Edinburgh, who had
succeeded TO the duchy, died 13 years
ago, it was expected that he would be
followed in the title by the duke OF
Connaught.
The duke, however preferred to re-
tain his English position and rank to
becoming a German princeling. and de-
clined the honor. 1t was naturally
thought that Prince Arthur. then II
years of age, would fill the role his
father had rejected.
He was, indeed, given the oppor-
tunity of becoming duke of Sake
Coburg and Gotha, but, in spite OF all
temptations 70 belong to other nations.
he remained an Englishman. so the
young duke OF Albany-another of
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
PANTAGES

From Calgary to Portland advance
reports of the Victoria Four, the fea-
turs attraction on the new bill opening
at the Pantages today. have been ex-
travagant in praise of the harmony
singing of this quartet. Their selec-
tions are just plain every day ragtime
songs rendered with zest and breezi-
ness OF style that win vaudeville au-
dience from the opening number One
OF the best numbers is a burlesaue ira
vesty on Lucia
Direct from the Crystal Palace in
London Is the spectacular dancing nov
city of the Eight English Roses, who
not only wear stunning gowns, but
wander through a maize OF intricate
steps with ease and grace.
Charlie LindhoIm, who was once
starred in ole Olsen," will offer his
own playIet. a typical Swedish comedy.
entitled, The Man From Minnesota. .
Tho Tyler-St. Clair trio will OFFER n
program OF operatic and popular num-
bers on a newly arranged glass xvlo-
phone. Dainty Edith Haney. winsome
comedienne. has a budget OF comedy
songs with a sprinkling OF new stories
A bicycling act different from the ordi-
nary routine Of wheeling turns will. he
shown by the four McNutts. The show
Will be given whirlwind start by the
comedy acrobatics of Diila and Tenn
plet0n in The Goblin's Den"