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MR. FRED H. KIMBALL, BATH, ME.

IF you happen down in Bath, some day, and want to find a man, Who will give you such a greeting, that you'll want to come again; If you want the satisfaction, of acquaintance with a chap, Who will make you glad you're living; that your town is on the map, Find the man we're introducing, in this cartoon and this rhyme; For he's always at his business—you will find him any time. In social life a factor; in politics, the same He's inherited persistence and an old and honored name; Perchance his coat be dusty—for he does big things in grain Warehouses on the river-front—the busiest in Maine: Perchance, the hand you grasp in yours, may be the miller's, too; But know you this—the heart, the hand, are both of them, true-blue.