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Domestic Ports.

PoRTLAND-Ar 23d, sehTs Albert Clarence,
Freeman, Philadelphia; MagDum Bonum, smith,
Union. Hamor, Bangor for Boston; Red Rover,
Murch, Ellsworth tor do; Engineer Pattca, do
for do; Valparaiso, Walls, Mt Desert for do; sa-
yoy, Robbins, fremont for do.
BUsTON-Ar schrs ser atoT, Senator Wh-morc
Ellsworth; sarah Moore, HerTick, do ClaTi-sa
small, Bangor; CoiInIhian, DAVIS, Brooks VILE !;
22d, schs Iangier, salisbury, kilzabethport; Lu
creIia, Morse; Mary naslls, Crowley, ana L
Nash, Crowley, Tort Johnson; Mellman,
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American sheep and Delaware, RondOut; Fred
Dunbar, Perkins, Bangor; Ruth Hodgdon, Per
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Ar 24sh, brigs Abby Watson, Hooper Phila
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Pike, Robbins, Phila N smith Reed, do; Fran
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EliWoTth,
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J Tracey, Thompson, do: Car, Hammond
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THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
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he County ot Hancock, to receive and examine
The claims of creditors to the estate OF Amos Yves
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III the Sc ectmen's Office in BluehIll the first Tues
day OF December next, and first Tuesday of Jan
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Where the Tidal wave" for the Chappaquaek
Was sure TO be seen rolling back, back back
Mr.. Grant and his crew;
But 1t didn't roll worth continental cent
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Road Notice

Pursuant to order OF the City Council Of Els
worth. dated sept. 4tA 1872, the undersiS ned wi
on the 2sth day OF September, inst at nine O'Clock
IN the forenoon, proceed to lay out CITY street,
beginning on Water street between the houses OF
Geo. Il. Reed ami Richard Kent; thence easJery
on allowance way to land OF WIN. Hopkins; thence
on said Hopkins line to House vi \. d. sargent
Jr.
All persons Interested are nOI fici g. DC res
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DON'T drive lame HORSES

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Jobing and all kinds work done to order ana with
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not IN the Franklin House. John W. FIChEIT
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12
WOMAN's IDEA OF WHAT A KITCH-
EN- SHOULD BE.

To begin with, would have kitchea well
lighted; come, yes great deal OF the broad,
expansive sunlight comiag in boldly. as if it
had perfect right to be there. That wouId.
OF course, necesstate large windows. AID
then would give as much attention TO the
ventilation OF q kitchen as [ would to a
sleeping room. l would have large cir.
cuiar device suspended over the cooking
stove, with b Die in the centsr, and 8 TUBS
leading to the top the house, to carry off
the savory smells which the process of cook
ing generates, and prevent them from per-
meating the whole house.
For these smells, however savorv and
agreeable, are apt to take away something
from the keenness of our appetite: or, at
Least, cause US to anticipate something bet
ter than the reality. Thsn | would have
large sink, with permanent soap-stone or
marble wash-oowl for washing the dishes.
and another for draining. I would have an
adjustable pipe, leading from the hot water
tank to either of these basins. Besides this.
| would have sundry cupboards and closets
arranged upon the wall, so as to be tasteful
and decorative IS we'll as convenient.
Then would have space devoted to tiny
drawers, such as one sees in drug store, and
labeled in this manner: soda, allspice, nuts
msgs, cream OF tarter, etc so that ct sim
gle glance could discover just what I want
ed, without rumaglng to t1nd these things IN
some out-of-the-way corner, placed there by
some careless, untidy Bridget. This would
save one a worl Of care now devoted to in
structing every new ssr-ant as to all the
places of things Cooking is becoming SO
complicated nowadays, that one needs all
the arrangements, and as many utensils, as
chemical laboratory; and the good archi-
tect should give the mater .faniytas "a place
for everything.-E
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ruption. The lemper must he controlled, and
educated in childhood. IN boyLood, Trough
the critical period Of you h. up through the
years OF ripper manhood, and down to hoarY
age. Temper, frmness. d cslon, pluck grit,
or spunk, by whatever euphonc appellatioa
we may be pleased to name the Quality is
one OF the most praiseworthy quatities of O
noble manhood Without such a granite
foundation, the entire supers,ructure @, char.
acter will resemble the soft and Welding
edge OF the tool destitute Of temper. With
out this persistent quality, every thtog would
be unreliable and as unstable AZ water IN an
inclined surface. But this faculty must be
con rolled
Anger 10 tina open manifest alton OF temper.
t here is an iQRobe, and noble anger One
is sinful, the other not. When a person ID
vexsd, annoyed, worried fretted and rearlv
driven to desperation by his contact with
thc d n1cuties and asperities of llte. his an
ger Is sin'al. People say he has to much teos<
per- but the grand difficulty is, he has aot
6een educated to control 1t When temper
gains the aecendancy over the m n, woman
boy, or girl, and is manifested in an arup, lon
OF frenzy, he or she can never tunne! noun
tain, or bridge the foaming cataract A.
mau's persistence, his FRAMES, his prrsever-
ance, his indomitabIe discrimination. his
we'll controlled temper, may nerve his ma
turo % a terrific pitch, and yet h" may be IA
steady as the steam engine that is about TO
q Wa nnfi f6a
ger, in overcoming the difficulties OF life. and
In resisting wrong, Is noble not sinful. Men
too often allow their temper tosget the bet.
ter OF them. They are, then, like terrified
horse that is running away, and in the i'm
pulse OF a hasty moment, they sre left } do
or say some wicked thing that may embitt.r
their whole existence. In moments OF sober
reflection, everyone should fortiiy himself
against every storm Of arg@r, by imagining
what to do or to say if implicated in this or
that difficulty. He SHOULD prepare himself
to surmount all the obstacles and annoyances
OF mortal life: with coolnpss that will inn
part magnanimous luster to noble nam
hood. As zen have difficulties to meet, and
obstacles to overcome, their nerves AUST be
tempered by education, TO stand for the main
tenRnce and ultimate triumph of truth and
equity, and for the proper defence of their
leg innate rights, whenever they may be In
vaded The worker in steel corrects the
temper of his sword, his dagger, or his prun-
ing knife. before the instrument is put to the
practical test. So a man must be so familiar
with his own temper that he can encounter
any Of LIES difficulties with manly forth
tuds, without losing that equanimity which
gives character aud dignity to every word
and action.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12
TEMPER.

Temper In . man answers TO temper In
edge tools. man destitute Of that heaven.
born principle would he as insufficient in the
hand TO hand difficulties that must be en-
cOuntered as rock-drIll without the correct
temper, An may be made of tho choicest
quality of steel, ground to an edge, and pol.
shed so beautifully thai chopper can see
the color OF his eyes in the polished surface.
Let him sink such tool into q stick ei
green Eastwood up to the eye, and the
bright edge will seem adequate to any re.
quirement: but strike hemlock knot, and
the beautiful! edge writhes and turns this
way and that way, into a doubled and twist
ed corrugation. All! the correct temper ID
lacking. But, thrust the FURNISHED steel in
TO the fire and give the edge a proper tam-
per, and it will walk straight through the
gnarIy oak, and the knotty hemlock, as a
warm knife through roll of frozen butter.
But The instrument Is the ssme in both ia
stances Nothing Of an appreciable nature
has been added to, or taken from the sub
stance so it is with man or woman. Cor
rect temper gives efficiency to every word
and action Where it not for the uniform
temper OF an engineer, the HoosAe Noun
talns could never be tunneled, nor could the
Niagara ever have been br.dged. A boy
without grit" without "spunk," destitute
II temper, might grow up into a feminine i'm
5eclle, capable OF feeding the chickens, and
always requiring guardian, or supsrintend-
ert No man or woman, boy or girl, ever
Inherited too much temper or grit. The
great trouble has always been the control
ling of 1t noble horse that has not sufa-
Client temper to tear his karness and rcnd
every rein, making kindliAg wood of tho We
h'cle that he Is drawing, when things abSat
INN become unstruhg and ont of gear, would
be an animal Of little value. A horse never
possessed teo much Are and temper. Where
ever there Is difficulty 1t may DO attributed to
lack OF control Of that temper by means of
correct &C ucatlon. So with children, and so
with adults. In every noble nature. whetn-
OF snlNal or human, the all-Wise Creator has
Implanted this wonderful power OF resist
aRee. tAHs randSTiAg each preseason OF il EN-
cisat--saabing him to battle successfully
with che aspsrities ana obstacles Of life. A
young man, or boy, in these per verse days Of
seduction, intrigue, and corruption. needs
the grit OF emery, and the unAinching nrm-
Aess OF the diamond, to enable him to saest
with Hnrufied temper the persuasive inesA.
tives to dishonesty, crime, and popular coz
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12
STATISTICS OF HUMAN LIFE.

According to French stAtistcian, taking
the mean OF many accounts, man 50 years
of age has slept 60oO days, worked $500 days,
walked 800 days, amused himself 1000 days,
was eating 1900 days, was sick 500 days, etc.
He ate II, 900 pounds of bread, 5000 pounds
of meat, 46, Lo6 pounds of vegetables, eggs,
and fsh, and drank 1900 gallons of liquid.
namely, water, coffee, tea, beer, wine, etc.,
all together. This would make respects.
bic lake Of 300 square feet surface and feet
deep, on which q small steamboat could nav
igate. And all this selid and liquid materi-
al passing through human being In fifty
years! Verify, there 10 after all some truth
in the story of the eyre who drank Q lake
dry, to catch the iugtives that were sailing
ever 1t. ANY man can do the same, only
give him tiMe!
This estimate 10, however. made for a
Frsachman tor an American we have to
modify Il, by lesssning the number OF days
hs devotss to aNusemsRts. and In place Of
this substitute 1909 days for quietly spsculat-
Ing hsw teget nere OF NE almighty dollar.
$50 days for travelling by steam ana horse
power, ana 800 days In waiting for nsans Q
Ths latter numbel 10 oy 40
means over estimated for the inhabitants of
New York, Philadelphia, or other large cities
of the Union.