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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10

EvERros CANDY.-To make this ~favorite
candy, take ] 1-2 pounds Of moist sugar; three
ounces Of butter; a teacup and . half of water.
and ono lemon; boil the sugar, butter and water
together with half the rind Of the lemon. and
when done-which win be known BY dropping
intos Did water, when 1t should be quite crisp
lett t stand aside till the boiling has ceased,
and then stir in the juice Of the lemon; butter
"a dish and pour it IN about one-qusSter
Of an inch thick. Tha fire must be quick, and
the candy stirred sll the time.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10

AT VIENNA, 1873.
The HIGHEST ORDER OF 'tMEDALo AWARDED AT
THE EXPOSITION.
No Sewing Machine Receired a Higher Prize
A FEW GOOD REASONS,
LA Esio Intention THOROUGHLY TESTED and
secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Makes a perfect Lock Stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds of goods.
3.-funs Light, Smooth, Nolseless and Rapid
best combination Of qualities.
4-DuRABLE-Runs for Years without Repairs.
S.-Will do all varieties OF Work and Fancy
Stitching in q superior manner.
els most easily managed by the operator.
Length of stitch may DO altered while running
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7.-Dcsign Simple. Ingenious, Elegant, forming
the stitch without the use of Cog Wheel Gears,
Ro ry Cams or Lever Arms, Has the Automatic
Drop feed which insures uniform length of stitch
at any speed. Has our new Thread controller,
which allows easy movement of needle-bar and
prevents n injury to thread.
demonstration most careful and finished. II lie
manufactured by hemost skilliul and experienced
mechanics, OF the O. LIBERATED Remington Armory
Ilicn, d.. Y. Boston Office, 3s2 Washington Street.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
Z. &. patsnt omco

Washington. ID. C., Bfay 18th, 1874.
On the petition Of D.. X. Hickok Of Worthwhile
Vermont, praying for mn extcr sion OF a patent
granted to him on the 2tst day Of August. lsG0, for
an Improvement in Clothes Dryers, il is ordered
that the testimony IN the case be closed on the 2lst
day OF July next: that the time for filing argu-
ments and the Examiners report be limited to the
3tst day OF July next; and tina; said petition be
heard on the 9TH day OF August next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension.
% M. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10

TIE FARMERS CHAYcE.-Hinting the posi-
bility of a famine in this country, the Rural
New Yorker says: From all quarters comes
the information that this country has not been,
in many years, 50 shorn of farm produce-of
wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, and vegetables.
Talk of more currency! Of what use would it
be to the farmer who has nothing to exchange
for it? The South has to purchase food, and
thousands along the Mississippi valley have got
to be fed by charitable hands and furnished with
the means wherewith 10 make a crop. Iowa aud
Mississippi have had to feed farmers, occupying
large areas on their western borders, else they
would have starved, the past winter. Seed
must be furnished them for the spring planting.
Michigan farmers have nothing to sell, and are
buying hay for their stock. Central Illinois is
cleaned out Of wheat, corn, etc. and a failure of
a crop there would compel importations, accord
ing to reliable testimony. The reserves OF grain
are not large. In Europe they are smaller pro-
portionately than with us. A bad harvest in
Europe and a short one here will cause suffering.
In view of the vast number of non-producers, Of
the diversion of farm labor to stock and dairy
husbandry instead of the production of food
crops, the growing inclination Of farmers to
sell out and live on the interest of their
money! there is some reason Of apprehension
as regards future supplies, and much reason
why those who cultivate the soil should do SO
hopefully, so far as prices are concerned. We
cannot help thinking that the wisest farmer for
1874 will be he who devotes the least time to
farmers conventions, spends the least breath in
class denunciation, and who devotes himself most
earnestly and intelligently to the producing Of
food land q variety of it) with which to supply
the demand that the year is sure to give him
and reap therefor the remuneration to which
his labor will be entitled and which he will
rurely realize. For, with the present low stock
of all food material in all quarters Of the globe,
we cannot imagine a change that shall be unfa.
vorable to the farmer who has food to sell at thu
close of 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS. In
Probate Court, holden at johnson, in said

PrUbate COURT, holden at Johnson, IN SAID
Dist on the LIST of June, A. D., 1874.
HannahF Atwsll. Administrative Of the estate Of
Francis Atwell, late of Eden. in said District
deceased, presents her administration acct unt for
examination and allowance, and max es application
for n decree Of distribution and partition Of the es-
tate Of said deceased. Whoreupon, 1t is ordered
by said Court, that said account and said applica.
ton be referred to n session thereof, to be held at
the Probate Office in said johnson on the 22d day
Of June A.. D.. 1874, for hearing ana decision
thereon And, il Is further ordered, that notice
hereof o given to all persons interested. by pub
'~lication Of the same three weeks successfully in
the L.ain0ille Nowsdealer q newspaper published
at II rde Park previous 20 said time appointed for
hearinv, that they may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, If any they may have, why
said account should not ho allowed, and such de-
cree made. BY the Court. Attest,
% s, s, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
Last Chance
FOR AN EASY FORTUNE!
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
JULY 3lst, 1874.
JULY alst, 1874.

FOf Tlcketb or lnfOrmntl0n;
Address
THO. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public library Building, Louisville, KY, or
TH0S, ii. HAYS Il co, Eastern Agents,
COS Broad way, New York 2swt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
CRUMBS
EiOR SALE!

EiOR SALE!
One 3 years old Colt.
One 2 years OLD Colt.
Two second handBreast PlateIIarnesse ,nearl,
new.
One Double Sleigh,
One Single Wagon, with pole, nearly new .very
low.
One Pair Buffalo Robes.
One Buggy Wagon.
One Lumber Wagon, with Pole and Thills.
One Work Harness, nearly new.
One Pair Traverse Seeds.
One SingleSleigh, upholstered.
l., Nj. BURLINGTON.
johnson, Jan. LIST. 1874. sf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
Fire ! Fire
PAY YOUR ASSESSMENTS.
Those desiring to pay their assessp en- is in the
OLD VERMONT MUTUAL

OF Montpelier can do so at the office of Carroll s
Page who is also an Agent Of the Company for the
transaction Of their general business / will give
prompt attention TO those whe desire TO Insure in
this Old Staunch Fayorite. Assessments for 1873,
only 2 per cent. Their annual pamphlet Report
may be had at my office.
CARROLL S. PAGE.
HYDE Park, Vt, Oct. l., 1873, 46tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10

Having bought ont the Morrisviiio Marble
Works, and removed the rame TO Hardwick, ! shall
e~ontinue TO manufacture all kindsof monumental
and hsadstope FORK ip FIRST class style. ! have on
hand q very large . ock Of plain slabs largo and
small, bought law and will be sold low, also a
Rustic Cross which was held at 3i25 at MorrisEillo
and the samc viii DO sold for s75. Head Stones
from s. to $50,
Orders by mail promptly filed asd at as low
prices ss If selected ut shop. AIT 81
HENRY r. MACK,
Hsrdwick March A, isa,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10

-F7se disinfectants now with an ~unsparing
hnni. M0W T4EMlM 1n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure af al derange-
ments In the sium-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are . mid
~apmieuf, and an
excellent ~purEauye-
Being purely vege'
table, they contain
nomercury 0rmine-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering j. prevent
I'd By their timely
"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10

FOR SALE BY L DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04

- Advertise III 1'aa CAUCASIAN.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04
Unexpected w isslcsM.
HOW sHALI. WOMAN FASTEN HER
STOCKINGS

From the Cincnnati Commercial I
| lIow shall a Woman fas'en her stock
! ifrS as not 70 interfere with the cir
rniation Of the blood, or spoil tl,
! .llape Of iir le-ict ia see If the
i.oui snit ani .naly pense. After the
nosf careful research. as far az ont
United fa.iliiies would allow. we arts,
tf"n, onr hunl,ie explorations. aud
itn'ni,ly sender HE following sugges-
tons:
Wear them short, and let The tops
l'nl,!e over HE shoe II, tie form OF lace.
Il Ii hes.i mug.
II You have EN- long, put nucilase
inside ana. sick I m 10 ,nu.
Haze them sorg eunn;,s, 10 tie about
the vast, ana use lie tap fnr Il lasIier.
t.h2e rise tops with steel aud i.sten
"a it'iia@taue to YOUR cnisef.
Es>ten essap t. eatk stocking, ex-
tend ts,em gracefully np each side ol
the bod, and attach, With blue iihboils,
II, liz, carr !n2s.
Pa them il same ether article Of
Ia he Immediate vicinity.
Fa@;en t!iem to u nail aud go bare
footed
AIiac, II small balloon 10 each STOCK
ing.
Make them out Of material that will
,ira" mp.
II snn are tfsrty fine and unmarried.
make i l"ie near the top Of each stock
Jag
These are AL the methods that sur-
.est themselves tt ~ at p.eseDt, and
~! the natD,tr Snitie uut. NJ more may
hi tIes ine,l worthy Of adoption. We
have takcn a sudden and lively litter.
a-Ht ~ iiis matter, and shall tot rest
uHtil Ike neettrd reform is brought
4.,put. Nn.tiatl's limbs shall not be
hammered. aud knsttesI am. deiormea,
i We i,Hve enough inHenliva faculty 10
min. about ~" a.Ha heA!ilifa! ways "
iu'atinc the stockings, and We think
W. have. We sji,.l c"u;inae onr ityes-
ti.u'i"ns int" this anb]ect. " hat the
"'inen at tils country most need is
n"t sHiftaae, hHt Symmetry MOI
rigit-. hul nationality uoi ii place in
r-,>lai,e ilalls. o1t ii place 10 iasten
their stockings.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04
w n.y. I'D.

Al i" residence Of liz Brides father
'u1is + lewis Esq bv the Rev A. n
Ogden i1i.tT. CHARLES 4. VERNON
of re l9ti. u. :. Army, 10 MISS LUCY VI
LEWIS IF this PARISH.
WITH this announcement came
the usual printers favors. We wish
the Lieutenant al,d his fair bride
'he happiness aud prosperity that
sf,ouId ever tall - Tire let ot' a brave
mnn ami fair woman, nhen they
Iihk toIrt her their crimes for veal
or woe. Lieutenant Vernon earned
the good Will and high respect Of
oar community, which he has since
enjoyed, by his manly and noble
continct upon the occasion of the
outrage upon the Two ladies' in
Grant Parish, ahGl We are sure that
SIC hnt fairly stole tie public senti-
lirHt OF all our people, in wishing
IN JOY up0n the occasion of his
tHrtfais With one OF the lair dauah-
'er$ Of Rapi'les.
Is SAID that none but the brave.
deserve the Fair" Measured by
tins rule oi merit Lieut. Vernon il
eininenily worthy Of his good for
time. lie catries with him in his
married lie ihe hearty good wishes
OF three old soldiers. who Though
they Wore the Grey hs sc not for
gotten how to appreciate nobility
q character and frue manliness. all
the more readily beeause it is coy
cred bN the uniform III blue.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04
April 4th 1874.
NOTICE |
1EIA MAncH 24tn. 1s74
ALEXANDER

ALEXANDRIA March 24th. 1874.
The annna meeting Of tie stock hold
ers et the ltapides Agricultural Fair Asso.
citation, vii! 30 held on Saturday the 4tu
day os April mext for tue purpose, Ut eject
lng . isord Of Directors ana tins tfansas
tIoD 81 other important BUSINESS.
~ order ct the President
' g. k'P Js'Gsfts :.zse< arxss,-<s,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04

lv answer such questions as mat
be propounded 10 Ms. that are with
in scone Of orr knowledge or that
we can hunt mn. We wonIl ike te
establish some such column a.
gttonndabont- in fle Times if or.
friends think il will be of any in.
farpst f. faam. and will Aid rs. Inf
we aesirs THAT oulg bona fde amer
.;o. e,,,,, a.nao. .,,o oor,,,n :,
IL '''' = III - :. N
toa' 'hefe Shah DC hotA'iis omen
siyely personal IN them.
Who comes to the front for next
;seooa ~
--Ihe o,hoys got hold OF the sIItts
the other night and turned them all
to,,sv ,p,rav W. don,t haov, Who
".''' ''e' "'''' VI N'l' 50N0 - ''' e'',
q tfe one they PACKED 70 leVih =
music stand, bnt we rather think il
wag'nt very funny to carry that uanch
,,;ra ,,,,a,,,.r 81 e., E1o,ya.o. i. a,a.
8,
" oo5 1T = 81 Z ''i-a ''i'7 17heh II s5oof'
part. We have been there ont
selves, and played s'!ch Jokes IN mann
moth Callvthumps at College, much
70 orr ga;isfacti9n notwithstanding.
+ho,.t,.. ;,ro7.,.7 N
~ y 'ail'mfe" thel o'.r "ofFi.N
t ~! : anu ie''7| 9. izfhA' niH9'Fs' q
~ o'a'''''h ai.s' y o4ehih9 nave
pesh removes rem 'n@ ",5c" Jury
~ e''soh " 'tio i'sia'l'e - 'ho 'oF-
= AoL - heho - 'nal. i'ai'es 20 IHe
ls@ii"to ~, o''il'f ,'''' ''h ana ,la'
~ : ~ 10 ~ 0sss. appo'h'9o II
~ o'oofa , F'iacs' ana he2f"
h ~, 'la.,o . = e"n " y IN nfo" I
:" ,''e .ea'' % ~ "a, '7h"i''l5- we
~ -! W. -, -, h', , ~ u. saojec''
,''1'' - @s's ~ 'i9 '''Ano7 q nc lr.i-
Pa ~ L. III 1o "fap ',' 49, 1sn sn@s -
fTl,e Mn 49, -, :,
NO iio' !, - ii"S az 'l0'illc'''eo ~ !"
f, ~, III - : l' IL =. H. "','''''f
''A'''' az S'''h'ii'9 4, 'LsJ 'io q }
shy socii 'f'eA "a us rs fhas, We aHe
READY 20 leg them lear from rs.
--CopsiIerinr that the birth of
fIt,1ra man or worn.,, : cnc:o;,1g -
~ ,,,ch ,r,y,,,r.,ca - 4ho ,,a~la
r.. ,1...t, ~ g. ''-'
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04
Influence nfLishi ON Milk
and Cream.

| tHti ital IRE ii hflSt iit.i cf III Ht SiHt
than in the light, the general effec
, 0: light upon living organisms, bofi
animal and vegetable, Is 10 tncnuag'
Growth and perfect develep,ncnt-
| 3fIk il full Of nrganic germs, and i
is found that light Iastrns the change
required for thei. development anf
multiplication Direct sunlight very
soon spells milk or. cream by prefna
Itare sonring amt decomposition. Iht
fleet of indirect or reflected liehj
has been but little observed. Il new
IertheIa@s exerts ali active Influence
not only upon milk and cream, bIt
mon butter and cheese while caring
| he general efl'c Of SIGHT npon milk
and cream is 10 hasten the action O
the Tactic Yeast, and ;hen The iorn'a
| ton u alcohol, and atter hat TO bar
~ Mp rufrtfae' ion, and these changes
ire occasion d by the Influence Of re-
h"cio9 light, the same as direct sun
light, only in q feebier ae4.rea,
TIE Grst Effect, however. Of 4
small quantity Of reflected lisi,' -,
quantity that won i just eaahla CIV
With good eyes 10 read orsgii ar,
! prints 70 heightsn the color o!
cfeam during an expnsnre IF thirty
six 10 fefty-eiebt honrs Wh-th4,
the increase Of color womb coati3lnc
FOE an indefinite length If time, l am
unable 10 say, bat pro,ab Y mol
As soon as tie qH"ufl Y Of light ~
+. lowed t. fall upon milk il increased
hevond the small anolnf a.,ne,l, It's
llhHnenoe is lnanife-t Il appn The
cream cail~:ug 1t 70 become sonr
aud stale, lose color and flavor. and
Il the li1ht Is strong is SUR ,ce l.
soon covered With mould and pi,np'e,,
, wbere he same milk Standing in q
more shaded position MI he III right
The qnahtify II light winch can ne
safely adr lt;ed INTO milk room
Avel iroln northern exposure, =
very stnall, ms few examples vii! il
irstfate. In tile opretlsviie cream
~, iioga county. y. I, ii streak Of
hight was admitted flom window
having 4 !iortferu exposDfe, ,3at -
Gated under porch "a h4t is I # c,
"aa diminished BY its iut rect c urse.
land fell obllqnrly across two oi tte
5etls lu which the cu4tars were stan
'ilng fall Of milk. The rest Of The
room where the coolers STOOD was so
shaded rs 10 appear quite st7sky MP
10 first entering. i4e milk III all
he coolers was kept n tisty-elght t.
~ixty degrees alike, and stood from
forty eight o sivly honr The rean,
n al the coolers Standing il that
streak Of light was observed IL lose.
color aud grow stale, aud at length
become covered with pimples aud
inoa'd, and finally iecky The Mn,
pIea with which the top was hilst~rtd
hecac1e wa1efs, giving Indications Of
nous fermentation and prema;ur,
decay HE top nj thu cream stlol
became soar ana shortly reached
through, 70 the miih. While the cream
and niik Standing in The NOR stfa
ted pant oi tho room were sweet ana
sound
III regent rjeit to some Of the hnt.
IT, factories III I'ranltin county, y
Y j simjlt. experiences waS II afed
by Dr.. g. T. D5n} /; N, ,n4nnf.e-
tnrer iii the Hsonth. = ngot factor. /
Inc .pIitz ~ tl.f - 81 . II 4A. ,,tt=5-. 4
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04

TIE PUBLIC are hereby noti-
fed that a duplicate book Of sub
scriptjon 20 tie Capital :sioc4 If
the ''Eeople's NEW ORLEANS 4
GRAND II ORE Packet Cmp'ny.'
mas been left with Root. Z. Hunter.
Attorney at Law, aud that snb-
4e'jptions viii he received on au.
pIicaton, either by letter or in per.
son 10 Iliia d + his office In the Tow =
vi Alexandra.
JOHN HEN.
April 9TH 1874.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04

81 suosstsQe Ios 1Ou Caucasian,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-31

II 's sad commentary upon our boosted CIV
ilization that the women II our times have de-
generated in health aud ply sique until they are
literally rnce oftnvalitis pale, nervous. Zee.
BILE sud hack.schy, with only here and there .
few noble exceptions the persons Of the robust
buxoln ladies characteristic OF the sex In days
gone by. BY very large experience. cover.
ing period OF years, and embracing the treat l.
ment # many thousands OF cases Of those all.
ments peculiar to Women. DR.. PIerce. Of the
fected. by the combination Of certain vegetable
eufrac,s. natural specific. which he does not
eXfol rs acure-all. hut one which admirably
1uinils u sin9leness Of purpose. being "a mos {
positive and reliable remedy for those weak
nesses and complaints tina; sfiiict the women
of the present dsy. This natural specific COM
pound is called DIR. Piercc's FavOrite Pre.crip-
tion; The following are among those diseases
IN which This wonderful medicine has worked
cures As II by magic and with a certainty new
er before attained by any medicines: Weak
back. nervous snd general debility, FILLING aud
other di>p!hcement> OF internal organs, result.
ing from debility and lack OF strength in nat.
urai supports. Internal fever, congestion. IN.
namation and liberation. and very many other
chronic diseases inc itleDt to women, not prop
or TO enfon here, IN which. rs well n in the
cases ii.at have been enumerated. the Favorite
PRESCRIPTION effects cures-the marvel Of the
world. IL will not do harm in any state or con-
diiion OF The system. and by adopting its use.
the invalid iscy may avoid that severest Of or
deals-the consulting Of family physician.
Favorite Prescription Is sold by dealers in
medicines z morally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-31

and ieAiy all on board. The unfortunate
vessel Wasthe barqne Amity 1T Bath. Ia
command of Captain Patten, which sailed
from Philadelphia on the 10Th Of Novem.
Der for Antwerp. She f0undered at sea
after reaching lat. 50, lon. 10, and the cap
tain and twenty OF the crew were drowned
by the capsizing Of tho boats. The sur
viv"rs were picked mp by the barquc
Norge. which arrived 1t Queenstown Dec.
%. but no porticu,ars are given. Her car
20 consisted - 3l3.4S gallons Of refined
petroleum. valued At $4,000. Il IL be-
lieved that Capt. Patton belonged In st.
John. N. r..
The Amity was ga tons register. built
At Bath. Me. In 1883, aud was owned BY
Mr.. G. F. Patten.
The cold weather hes Get the calcula-
tons " the Ice gatherers and merchants
way down meay degrees below zero. A
gentleman largely Interested In the putting
w. Of Ice, informed us yesterday that there
was ice enough already In the houses for
another years supply. even TIA cake was
not cut this year. That NAV be 20. but
what are the wOrkmen to do who have
had business on the river for several
winters?-[ kennebec Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-31
For the American.l

The Temperance Lectures delivered by
Luther Benson ON sunday and Monday
evening on the 18th and l4th inst. were
Wen attended and listened to with marked
attention by all present.
Mr.. Benson has fine voice and at times
dorinx his lecture was very eloquent. His
appeal to the moderate drinkers to alb
stain because there never was a drunk
ara but that was at first moderate drink.
err was certainly an argument IN favor
Ct total abstinence. and the statement
that, although we often near men ..sav
'"ey can drink or let it alone. yet we
seldom mud one who does let 1t alone af.
Ter the habit Is once formed, and we
Know that thousands are annualiv carried
10 drunkard's grave. and that every one
oil them was once moderate drinker., Ia
appalling enough to cause the advocates
OF social drinking to pause. aud ask them.
selves. lam not doing my part tow ards
sustaining traffic that is spreading power.
ty and crime brua,lcastf-
In answer to the argument in favor
~"sS i"Al u uic people would LET
rum alone it would not hurt them. he
said. do the hundred thousand women
living with drunken husbands and the three
hundred thousand chill dren of drunken
Parents neddle with the rums and does
1t let them aioneg" II there were apv of
these afflicted ones within hearing of bis
voice we know what their reply would be
and If there VAS Parent In the audience
who has child who has fallen q prey to
these human valtures, their hearts if no,
Their lips said Amen to his terrible de.
nunciation of the rumsellcr and his nc.
cursed traffic. If there are any persons in
this community Who think that the sub.
ject OF Temperance should not be discus
sed on Sunday or that the language used
by Mr. BeLson was not proper for a Sun
day evening lecture. we would advise
'ne'n To read in the l4th, chapter OF Luke.
from the LIST to the 9Th, verse, and there
learn what it Is lawful to do on the Sab
bath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-31

,Somesville. The reseeHs must have been
as large as were expected. The intent 10
to buy bell" as was declared BY the in
eeniously devised, and hastily finished
rebus, hung across the hall In front Of
the aae, srtieies and tdfr mauaeer. .
The merry Jingle Of sleishbells was
heard on Merry Christmas.
Most Of the schools In town are pro-
crossing well, aud the attendance is quite
regular. II we esceps Ashas q a class Of
large boys. or young men, who very much
need the advantages Of schools. but are
slow to appreciate them. Parents are
you doing your dutyf Teachers are you
doing all you can to interest the boys
Young men are you looking we'll to your
present good and future welfsre? What
are you. doing to 1t yeursslvss for lives Of
usefulness?