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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25
N o T ICE.

For tho c6nrrncncr OF tho nIh!ic who ra:r>nile
this COmpanys freight and passenger cars with Their
express and farrell business effective Monday October
Ord. there will be placer sale nj the Tenth Stree.
and First Street. Wheeling Waiting Rooms coupon
package Tags. These taSs are Of the denomination
NJ lac and &c. whirh with multiplrS thereof Will
CoIcr Aur amount under this Company's Tariffs and
may he nurhrAseh In any IuantY desired
ut the above rates These tags are made NJ Of
three coupons and hc attached Ia the plckaEe
nv the shipper Each coupon is To contain the name
% the shipper. tho name and address NJ the con-
scnce and dearr u:iou Il the article shipped. When
the package is presented by the shipper the cOnddr
tor will deIsch the first coupon for his report. this
hring the Cumnanr's coupon. aud will detach the
second coupon and after punching Rnmc will return II
In shipper. the third ar last coupon will rculain on
tho package To Sro the address ut which the rnckaSs
iH to bo delivered and will serve as means NJ 'drn'
tnyinE n package or In tracing same II lost. Win
this arrangement all parties concerned namely. he
shipper conscience and the Company will cuch have
COUPON hearing tho samN serial number together with
a description NJ thr article shipped.
With the above arrangement Il will not he nccrt-
sary for the shipper 10 address the package Itself
simply filling IN tnr Information called for the
md will also do away with tho necessity Of ran,luc
tor making change punching the package receipt. ETC.
venlent tn the shipper than the old method and will
enable tho Company 10 Grc better and quicker
vice To Its patrons TIL" conductor will however. sill
hN provided with the regular package receipt IN Issue
those occasional shippers who do not desire to avail
themselves Of the OF tags hut In the thu interest
Of all concerned, would ask that those who can
do provide themselves with the tags ahnre de-
scrthRd.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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FLASHES TO EaSTEN'S.

rrivata Wire 10 a. F.. MaS,cn i Co.
NEW York;. Oct. 2+.--Bear trading interests
tried Ia turn tie market down to-day and It Is
believed they lost lot Of stock IN bringing ahou;
what reaction they accomplished, The market closed
with strong undcrinnc with prices considerably above
tho low level The big interests bullish accord
ins tn ,ny information and ! look for higher prices
Cool stocks should hc bought.
Rumnrs Of various kinds Of cIrculation 10 what
the action nf the Steel directors likely to ee st
tho meeting ut the end OF the month. with respect
an extra disbursement. and this quite naturally.
lends To produce much outside huyne In Steel stocks
The political battle shows tendency 10 become more
heated from DAY Ia day.
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YESTERDAYS BANK CLEAR|NGS
SHOW FIRST DECREASE OF MONTE

Yesterday, for the first time this
month, the daily report q the Wheel
inc Clearing House showed d decrease
in bank clearinss when compared
With the report for the corresponding
day of last year. Yesterdays clear,
inss. which we're the smallest for, the
month. amounted to S33S.09o.13, which
sum was S46.S3S92, or 12.1 per cent.
less than the total for October "a,
1915.
Yesterdays report brought down
the percentage increase for the total
clearings of October to date to 46.9
per cent. this months total to date be-
ing S12,134,715S0. while the sum for
the corresponding period OF last year
was SS,255,2iS.02.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Butter steady;
creamery higher than extras 36@Se Y I;
extras (92 score) 35h; firsts 34@3s;
seconds 32h @33A.
EGGS irregular; fresh extra fine 500
40; extra firsts 36@3S: frsts 34@35:
seconds S1@33; nearby hennery whites.
fine to fancy. 56@62; nearby browns
i3m4S.
Cheese Arm: state, fresh. specials
2l@21A; do. average fancy 20A.
Live poultry firm; no prices eetted.
Dressed easy, chickens 20@S9: fowls
ITm241s; turkeys 20@S2.
Flour strong.
In advertising for a position, do not
be vague-teEI what you can do.
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LOGAN BaYAN's CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Private Wire to A. Z. Sfasten 6 Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. H4.-Trading was not on an ac-
tive scale from outside sources. and the general list
vas subjected much realizing 4 fow spcciAltics
we're buoyant hut generally speaking the trend Of the
market was lot clearly defined. Nows continued TO
be Of n sort having q bearing LARGE corporate
earnings but otherwise there was not much in the
days news budget 10 provide much OF IN incentive
for trading In other directions. aside from that which
had il bearing tho conference between the chief
executive and the American ambassador to Germany
Nov TINT the public has been we'll supplied With
long stocks and the short interest contracted
EdcrahlY making the list moro susceptible than hero
tofore adverse there seems 20 be sufii-
rlent warrant rr- i vcTr conservative rnursc when
dealing on the hlrG side.
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Whoat--No . red sl.7s% @L75: No. 8 red sl.f5 d
10: No. hard Sl..5Wl LIZ: No. hard Sl.jj q
I.75G.
Ccru--H". yellow SIol&@l.o3: No. yellow
nominal: NJ. white rumiuhl.
Oa;>-Nr. = white 5lGj2;.; standard nominal.
Pork 9g. -.
LRrd-$ij -.
UiSs-St l. uBGy Il -.
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HUGE EXPORT SALES
BOOST WHEAT PRICES
All Previous Quotations Nothing In
Compar1son-Corn and Oats
Also Gained.

CHICAGO. Oct. S4.--Hugc export sales
Of wheat caused prices today 70 advance
20 an extent that mace any previous
quotations since the beginning of the
European war look cheap. The market
closed strong Is to Az net higher with
December NJ 11S5s to 1915 and May at
1881. TO l7S&.
Other leading staples too, all scored
gains. Corn lls to els Oats Is to a 1,
and provisions { to s1.40.
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ip-Trrnsfer books close Oct q for per cent
Dividend payable Nor. u.
,2J--rransfer books close Oct. 20. for :7cr cent
cash dividend. payable Nov. !.
jS,-Trousisr books close Oct. g. for . per cent
cash dividend payable Nov !. Books close Dec. ).
fnt an extra cash dividend payable Dec. Is.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

nv Private Wire TO Fidelity Investment Association
from Harris. Winthrop 4 Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.-There was some selling to-
day hy tho speculative crowd tho exchange. based
IN the waSers offered the reelection OF Mt
Wilson. but sales were we'll taken and the market
ran he called strong ono. even though some OF inc
list shows declines from yesterdays final figures II
appears TO w that within tho next few days there
will be moro or less evening UP aud naturally Snmc
fairly heavy selling pending tho election. MANY
profess believe that this will he eNpeclnn
and the usual fluctuations prior 70 election be
avoided on OF the generally good conditions
but we arc Inclined to believe that this view will
prove TO DO incorrect In opinion sales made on
sharp advances this week be Replaced lower be-
fore or Immediately after the election.
Dow Jones says Contract for steel by the allies 10
this country which will be closed within next fcw
lays will aggregate total value OF close 10
Inquiries from France and Italy for Steel for de-
livery over latter part OF 1911 appearing in
market. 1t Is estimated tina. French inquiries
both from government and IF shell manufacturers
for she'll rounds and bullets 10 betwesn 100000
and 400 900 tons. Italy Is ask for largo tonnage
OF pig iron and steel inSots vol soma shell
rounds.
Northern Ohio Traction rerc Is from Cleveland arc
that d consolidation OF electric traction properties III
Northern Ohio involving about 400 miles Of line and
including properties valued ut close to 900 Is
now being discussed by eastern bankers.
Dow Jones says: Gold 10 amount Of $780, 600 from
Canada has been deposited ut assay office for ac-
count Of ]. P. Morgan & Co. This makes :otul Of
$780, 600 Imported from ull since Janu-
AIRY LIST.
Dow Jones says Central Leather surplus after pre-
c.red divdAlds OF $2JGi SOB for quarter ended Sep
TENDER 80. equal to CLIO per cent on common
stock compared with $40 cent earned In same
period OF 1915. Company III first hHlt OF current
year earned the equivalent Of ll.ai per cent on
common stock. making for months ended September
So earnings Of l. 90 Ter cent compared with 5.j2
per cent for same period last year.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-Hogs. receipts
$780, weak at cents above yesterdays
average. Bulk $40 00@10 10; light 50 70
50 SoGio Is; rough So 5000 %; pigs
81 5000 co.
Cattle receipts $4,000; weak. Native
beef cattle Sc 70M1l go; western steers
Sc 20@9 80; stockers and feeders 81 20
a. rs: cows and helfers So 40@9 90;
calves 81 00@11 co.
Sheep. receipts $4,000; firm. Wethers
81 00@S 25: ewes SO 1907 30: lambs
IS 25@10 so.
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PETROLEUM

oil. CITY. Ia. net. 2i.--trHdtt BAL
:,,ic,.S $50. Runs >n.in5: average Sc
go Sairnlcr;S 3<.H19: average 54.5JT.
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son despite very heavy taking OF profits BY nahy
lands. Tho latter. In common with many dealers
and Others had assumed that oats were high enough
FOR present advance and should react little These
among the buyers in casos after wheat and
corn started Argentine ady!ccs Unfavorab!c.
this add 10 the shortage In America. Canada. and
to limited extent. In Russia. Latter. however. docs
not figure In supplies available.
ProrisIcns-Widcss day in many year, in proris-
ions. Market q crazy affair Il. start when lard
for December advanced nearly cent a pound. at
advance there heavy selling which caused some
reaction. The excitement In grains helped 10 rein
state values later although In tho interim they bad
weakened very much the realizing
TOLEDO. O., Oct. 24.-Wheat. cash
ISL: December 1874; May 1864.
Glover seed; prime cash 1885; Deem
Der 10S21s: February 1896: March
!0S2H.
Alsike. prime cash 1895: December
1910: March 1860.
Timothy. prime cash $50: December
cGU: March 27213.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct "a. 'is.
Furnished Tho Intelngencer by A. E. Nlasien X Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
or West virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
f. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-25

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 24.-Cattlc steady:
supply light. Choice 5 003S 20; prime
SIS 1903 90.
Sheep steady; supply light. Prime
wether 81 25@7 so; Gull and common
So 50@4 So lambs s. o0@10 so; veal
calves SO 50@11 90.
Hogs steady; receipts Is double decks.
Prime heavies $40 40GDl0 as mediums
$40 5000 40 heavy workers. $40 ESQ
IL 35; light workers. So 1909 So; pigs
50 ohM0 50: roughs 50 00M9 IS.
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Standard on Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. %. 'I6.
Furnished The lnteIlieence7 By A. +. Mssten & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. National Rank
OF West Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Inus
+. Brand. manager.
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PITTS 5UKGH STOCKS

" CEILING. ". Va. Oct "a. 10
Furnished 7 lrtcrenccr by A. l.. Mas;cH " i'n
embcrs New fork Stock Exchange National Bank
# West VirF la building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
r. brand. Eager.
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Open! High ow iCIo>s

NO ACTION TAKEN
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 24.-NO &C
ton toward the restoration of div
idends was taken at the annual meet
ing of stockholders Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway here today. All men,
bers of the Board of Directors were
reelected.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. "a. 10
Furnished The lutelhEcnccr By a. L. Maslen X Co..
members New York Stick Exchange. National Hnnk
OF Vest Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
/. brand manager.
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Outside OIL Stocks.

BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va. Oct "a. rs.
Furnished the lntelligencer by A. T. Masten & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
b! West Virginia bulldius Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
+. Brand manager.
STOCKS Onen Close
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS

. Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling Stock EI-
WHEELING. ". Va. Oct 81, 'lG.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. w Va. Oct. "a. 'l6.
Furnished the Intrlgoncer hy \. +. MuSIGn !; Co..
members New York Stock EAchansc National Ighk
Of West Virginia building. Whrc'ing W va. Louis
i. Brand. manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19


Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re-
stored me to health and l want to thank
you for he good they have done me. !
have had quite q bit of trouble and
worry but it does not affect my youth
full looks. My friends say Why do you
lcok so young and well?' I owe It all
to the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies. !"
Mira RoBT. SToPIEl., Moore Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
backache or the blues could see the let
tiers written by women made well by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
fyou have any symptom about which
you would like to know write to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass., for helpful advice given free Of
charge.
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DEER ISLE.

B. T.. Cook and wife are spending .
week at Atlantic.
william II. Pstten. superintendent OF
schools of Ellsworth, with Mrs.. Patten, IL
visiting in town.
DIR. Fred 8. Powers, who was recently
graduated from the Harvard dental school,
came home Saturday.
Harold Grreniaw, who 10 employed ~
electrical engineer In Boston. 10 with bis
relatives for his vacation.
Harold Grover and wife, OF Winter Hsr-
Dor, drove up In their chr and Waited
friends In town over Sunday. Ma.
Grover, formerly Miss Rssa Staples, vas
q successful teacher in this town several
years
Miss Brcta Haskiii, OF Rosiindale, tor
meriy OF this town. was married to Charles
Harris Friday. They are spending their
vacation here. Saturday they gave rs-
cspsion, which was largely attended.
They viii leave for their home in Rosl,n-
dale Wednesday.
July II. REX.
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OAK POINT.

Raymond Alley and wife are at their
cottage here for . month.
Althea Marshall, OF Seal Harbor, 10 Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Lena Laid.
Jefferson Horn, OF Belmont, Mass., 10
sps nding few weeks at Henry Richert's.
Rev. T. 8. Ross and family, OF Ellsworth.
spent few days last week with friends
here.
Mrs. Hazel Gordon and three children.
OF Portland, are with her mother, Mrs.
Flora Gray.
TIE Golden Rule club had . party at
Emerson LAdd's shore Friday evening.
There was large party, ten automobiles
coming from bar Hafbor and Seal Hsrbor.
Steamed ciams, dough and coilrs wszs
ssrvsd. Procssds, "a.
July II. So = ~.
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sURRY.

Miss Mary Jones b visiting ct Ars.
Addie Grants.
Frances Curtis returned wednesday
from visit in Boston.
Nias Alice Coulter has rsturned from
Southwest Harbor, Ill.
Elsie sperry returned TO Augusta Thurs
day, after short vacation.
Mr.. Cunningham and family, OF Penob-
scot, were guests OF Miss Fannie Alien
Sunday.
Capt. Eugene Gaspar and Ralph Kane
were In the harbor Wednesday on the
yacht Alert.
Dr.. william Emery and his mother,
Mrs. Lucy J. Emery, OF Bangor, wers
here Sunday.
July II. l.
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COUNTY NEWS
FRANKLIN.


Mrs. r. L. Swan wss . business visitor
ut Tunk Pond last week.
Chester Durham 10 home from wbitins-
Vile, Mass, to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Fred Hardison and daughter, Miss
Louise, OF Boston, are visiting in town.
Miss Florence Dunn. who has been In
Boston several months, Is at her home
here.
Mrs. Della Doohan and two daughters
left Thursday for their home in Frederic
ton, n. b.
Mrs. Adra Biaisdeli johnson, Of New
London, Conn, called on old home friends
Saturday.
Miss Grace woodworth has gone to
Phillips Eaton's, Sullivan, where she has
err ploymept.
W. II. lAwrie and c. II. sprsguc are
building garage for Mrs. Julia Martin
at Hancock Point.
Mrs. woodruff and Mrs. Bisisdeii and
children moved to their bungalow,
knoll Top" Wednesday.
George Howard Macomber, OF Man
chester, Mich, q commercial traveller,
called on relatives here Friday.
Mrs. Gisndon stephens and two chill
dr~n, OF RuInford Falls, are visiting her
parents, L. r. springer and wife
Miss Flora Kicker, OF Castine, is the
guest OF Miss Edna Gates at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Bradbury.
Mrs. Belle Googins, OF Trenton. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Il. p. Biaisdeil
few days, returned home Monday.
Miss Feodors Woodwork, who had
tonsiis and adenoids removed Tuesday BY
Drs. DeBeck and Black, IL doing we'll.
Miss Addie Bunker, . teacher in Cam
bridge, Mass, 10 spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. George Bunks-.
Congressman Guernsey, with wife and
son Harold, mo,ored through here last
wsek, going east. They called on Mrs. J.
Ii. West.
Harry n. Worcester, wife and three
children, OF Old Town, were Weekend
gucsts OF his parents, Henry q. Worcester
and wife.
July II. B.
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Mutual Benefit Column.
n. Motto: "He,p,ai and Hopeful"

The purposes of this column are succinc y
stated in the title and mosto-it is for the nut !
benefit, and aims - he helpful and hopeful
Being for The common good. II Is for the com
mon use-a public servant, . purveyor OF 10.
formation and suggestion. medium for the la.
serchangr OF ideas. II this capacity II solieits
communications, and its success depends largely
on the support given 1t In this respect Com
mupications must be signe,;. but the name Of
writer will not be printed except by permission.
Communications will be subject to approval or
rejection by the editor of the column, but none
viii De rejected without good reason. Address
all Communications TO
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth, Me.
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among the 6ransers.

This column 10 devosed 10 the Orange. e.
peciaiiy 10 the granges OF Hancock county
The column 10 open TO all grangers for the
discussion Of topics Of general interest, and
for reports Of grange meetings. MAKE letters
short and concise. All nications must
be signed. but names wilr not be printed ex-
cept by permission OF the writer. All com
municaticns will be subject to approval BY
the editor. but none win be rejected without
good reason.
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BUcKsPoRr CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Kingsbory, oi
Maiden. Moss, are guests Of hss mother,
Mrs.. c. E9ksne Parker.
4 lareG cc~ moose vpa sesn cAlniy
grazing IN TIE pasture In the rear Of ths
Page farm ONE day r~cently.
Mr.. and Mn. Fred Z. Munster, OF Wal
than, Mass, are guests OF Mrs.. Lucia Ben
nstt, in North Bucksport.
Mn. Msiisaa McKsnnsy, . former resi-.
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dent Of North Backsport, ID visiting b.,
sister. Mr. Charles H. Lowell.
Walter q. Russell, Of boston, iorm.,,.
Of North Backsport, u visiting Al.
daughters, Mrs. Pearl Chapman and Mr.,
Raymond Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Z. Mariner. q,
New York, have closed "wald marin,
their summer home here, and left ir their
house boat, the Ancient Mariner. h.
BrooksviIle and Bucks Harbor. 'o'
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Pamela, DDS, HANCOCK.


Whereas. Divine Providence has removed
from Pamela grange. No. 7ss, our brother,
Nelson Stewart. one who was always loyal
and intercste In the work Of the ordcrs
Rcso.wed, That while we bow In submits
sion to the divine viii, we will ever cherish
the memory OF enc who was always helpful,
not only TO the grange. but in anything for
the betterment Of the town, and when the
country was called 10 arms in the Civil war
WAS one of the afst to respond.
Resolved. That We extend to his family our
heartfelt sympathy In their bereavement.
Resolved, That our charter be draped for
thirty days and q copy Of these resolutions
be placed upon our records, land copy sent
to the local papers for publication.
Arepsrus /. foss, -
J. N. sIzArrs,
COMMITTEE.
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SOUTH suRRY.

Among the recent arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Easta brook, Peacedaie, r. l. /;
Clifton Eastabrook, OF New Jersey, and
willard Treworgy, who win spend the
summer 1t home.
Henry Young <as driving the road ma
chine Saturday, when his horse became
frightened by an automobile Mr.. Young
was thrown in front Of the machine which
passed over him. No bones were broken,
but he was badly bruised and one foot was
badly hurt.
July IL. TRAMP.
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TROUBLES.
oh, yes, have my troubles,
My care and grief and woe,
MY conflicts and my struggles,
Ny ups aud downs, you knowl
Bat somehow, when they're darkest,
And when the clouds are gray.
think OF other peoples
And they seem to pass away,
Oh, yes, have my sorrows.
My heartAches and my care.
NY dark and grave to- morrows.
Ny grief and my despair.
Bat, somehow. when they're sAddest
The thought comes unto me,
How much worse things have happened.
And then my troubles Zee,
oh, yes, I'm sad and worried.
And gruniped and grouehy, too;
And pestered cut and Hurried,
And grim and dark and blue.
But, somehow, when my troubles
Seem more than can bear,
think OF other peoples.
And mine blow by in the airi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19

DELICIOUS BRowS BREAD = One cup
thick sour milk, " cup molasses, tea
spoon soda, y teaspoon salt, IL cups
graham -four. Beat hard several minutes;
bake in oven from one 10 two hours, same
as any brown bread. The most delicate
stomachs can digest it without any serious
trouble.-Ann.
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fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me 30 nervous
/ could just tear
everything to pieces
and l would ache all
over and feel 50 sick
that / would not
want anyone to talk
IL T.
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ourselves. Yet how few Of us really do think
for ourselves. Nine out Of ten OF us. It
seems 10 me, allow custom or habit or preju-
dice. early teaching, and the beliefs and
opinions OF others TO make our decisions for
Us. and as . consequence are extremely little
prActiced indeed In thinking for ourselves.
Over and over life tries TO educate u.s."
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NORTH BRooKsvnLE.

Alice Vessel, OF Brewer, il visiting
relatives here.
Girard Hawes has gone to Groton,
Mass, to work on farm.
Grace Slower has gone to Ashland to
visit her sister, Lila Howe.
Nora Saunders has gone to Belfast to
visit her father, Frank Staples.
About all the young girls are away for
the summer. Stella Lord, Edna and
Helen Grindle, and Agnes Dodge are at
South Brooksvilie; Anna Perkins and
Goldie Grindle, at Haven; Hope Perkins
and Bernice Bowden, ct Rockland; Flora
Seger, at Dark Harbor.
July 10. G.