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WEEDs.-I was once walking with far
mer through beautiful field. when he
CHANGED to see a tallthistle growing on the
other side of the fence. In an instant he
sprang over the fence aud cut il close TO
the ground.
as that your hed?'' l asked.
''Oh, no. said the farmer, but bad weeds
don't care much for fences, and If should
leave that thistle to blossom in my neigh
bor's field, should have plenty in my
own
wish all fathers and mothers would
think of that. The evil weeds in your neigh
boris field will scatter seeds into your own.
So il is worth while to pull them up in self
defence. Try to influence the little I'M
taught child to follow the good, the true.
and the;beautiful, not only for his own sake,
but lest he SOW evil weeds in the hearts OF
your own child, 10 spite of all your careful
lending. Every weed pulled up in your
neighbours is dangerous enemy driven
away from your owE.-lLittle Corporal.
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NUMBER II.
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,.Onlv printer,n a fair maid sad
A, she haughtily tossed her golden he"u'
..o,lv 3 nrinter, and poor as a modse
Th.t's lived for wears in Il meeting house.
only printer. and when he sought
The hand that riches might nave Iou7"'
4 cold quick NO" WAS her sc2rnful reply
With an added smile As she marked Tue sl3h
WITH which. lamentiug, he turned away
=. II-'l do TO fiirt with: but tell me pray
Ifyou think I'd marry workingman'
Ii / want TO marry Count eau
"Onlv printer But after days
See men walking in devious ways.
From these they have travelled IN days OF oio
And holding posts that they had mol heid-
"Only a printer The years sped past
And hou0r> came 10 the typo fast.
..Onlv a printer al last had come
Into the heirship of qu1e sum.
And following the bent of a printers mind
F.. true il is they are all inclined.
No odd, how happy they be at home,
To leave it, in foreign lands 10 roam
Following the bent as I've said before.
He Travelled the land from shore to Shore
And finally crossed the raging sea.
And wandered ATOuuu III NhS V4H
one morn as he smoked 4 contemplatlve pipe
Pausing, the tears from his eyes TO wipe
For he thought OF the golden head that was
tossed
By the maiden that he in his youth had lost
He suddenly thought he would take shave,
For shoru men always appear most grave.
He entered the shop. aud cast his eye
Don the barber, who sat close DN.
Aha. and why that startled gaze!
WHY shouts the printer in Wild amaZe:
: ated upon that chair by the door
Was one who had shaved him IN years before
Yes, shaved him-but not his bearded face
shaved him-but not in a BARRIERS place
shaved him Of stamps in 4 little loan, -,
When ''only printer had Count tyrone
And the girl who had cast off the TYPO man,
VIII 1t III marry Count can.
Had married the Count-and become the wife
ola Paris barber! o, such Is life,
And the fancy French she had learned at
school
Was all the stock OF the little fool
Who had welded barber rather than one
Who was now At the head Of the highest ton.
lie wa, only printer" All. yes. my girl
Your scornful 'oulys" at printers hurl.
only printer is much the same thing
4, only hero. or only king.
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b soc:at,e With Your Cattle.

Said farmer to me. last spring. When
we were drawing out manure, | let the
hovs drive to the lot. and stayed in the
ward because could put on better loads
And the cows commenced to give more
milk right off" Now this man is an active
industrious. intelligent. experienced far
mer, and vet, when he is piiins manure IN
the ward. his cows give perceptloie IN
crease in their milk. Why? One of his
handsome grade Shorthorns that he is SO
proud of. seeing him around, goes up TO
him and says as plain as a COW can say,
Give me lock of hay and he gives 1t to
her.
Another saws. Mr.. Stevens don't You
think that rack wants cleaning out! ana
on looking he finds to his surprise that
there is "A lot OF dirt and wet hay seeds aud
rubbish at thdbottom. He scrapes 1t all ont
and rubs il clean with some straw and as
soon as his load is filed and while he is
waiting for the next wagon, lac gets IT.
tie feed and puts il in the lack. ana the
cows eat il and feel grateful.
Between the next load he takes the cur
~ comb. aud give, one OF the cows good
cleaning. The other cows come round. and
he has a gentle word and friendly pat Tor
each OF them. lie Is 4 good looking man
and the cows all COCK at him. lie !, gcu-
tlenan and his presence has Il soothing cl-
feet. They chew the cud OF contenimcnt
aud peace. ~ he goes past the pump he
ASKS the COWS ii they want "a little fresh
water. They had not thought about 1t. but
they drink little just 10 please him And
20 i, goes on all day. No wonder the COWS
give more milk at night. Cor. OF Agricul-
tur>i.
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HANCOCK. - TO JOHN H. BRIMMER, OF
Ellsworth, in the County Of iiancocI
WHEEFAs. loU. the said JOHN II. HRIM-
w MFR and }. VI. Hale. and Arno wl,scll.
members Of thU congregational Parish. and 80
cieiy OF Ellsworth. a corporation incorppr aied
by AMI under the ils- OF the state Of Maine. Aiid
carving on its business At T. lsworth said
tuuuty 81 Hancock Aud owners OF pew, In the
MecIug House OF said society have applied TO
me ia sritlnE. requesting me 10 issue ml warrant
to r.ii4.I one ul sou ducclns him 10 call a
ting 81 -ald corporation. aud OF The owners OF
Ihc lcw- ia said Mceging House, by stNing the
notice required by law AMI provided la Chapter
o.. sections and Of the Revised Statutes OF
sIit state. for the following purposes aud TO act
on the following questions, to VII
fIL>T. To cno.-c Moderator.
SECOND. To choose Clerk tor The ensuing
year.
THIRD. To choose a Trcasurer for the ensuing
wear.
fouKru. To choose two or more Assessor. for
the ensuing year.
MN. To choose Collector Tor the ensuing
year.
SMITH. To choose a standing Committee Tor
the ensuing year.
sLvFSIu. To see what sum OF money the So
cieiy Will vote 10 raise Tor the purpose OF the sup
port OF the public Ministryof Religion IN sad
Church. and Tor repairing sid Church and for
other necessary parish expenses during the en-
EIGiITH. To sec IL said sum OF money shall be
raised by an assessment OF the pews In SAID
Church. sou. the said John IL trimmer, are here
by directed IL call a meeting OF said tongrega
tisnal Parish and society OF Ellsworth, and Of
the owners Of the pevs in the Meeting House Of
said society, by giving notice of the time, place
aud purpose Of sad meeting. 6y publication in
the Ellsworth American, newspaper published at
Ellsworth, Maine, atleast seven days before the
time appointed Tor said meeting.
Gwen under my hand at Ellsworth. this 25,h
GEORGE p. DUrIoN.
Justice q the Peace within and Tor the County
County OF Hancock.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

pY virtue of license from the Hon. John E.
- Godfrey. Judge OF Probate for the Couaty OF
Penohscot granted on the last Tuesday OF Au.
gust last, shall sell At public auction at the
Post Office. IN Brewer, in said County, on Tues.
day. the second day Of MAY next, al O'Clock in
the afternoon the following real estate Of the es-
tate Of the said Winfield ). Wilson. situate in Han.
cock County. IN the State OF Maine, Ivir Being
one eighth OF certain land siiustr IN the town
OF Amherst, beng Ia ii ILcO-k county. II 4 tract
OF and estimated to contain my ELK hundred and
eighty acres, being same conveyed TO said vii.
son by Geo. V. Blackman, by deed dated August
sub ISL and recorded in Hancock Registry of
Deeds. JOSEPH OAhES
Admir- of the estate Of W lnheId ). Wilson,
r. Il. PAITEN. Auciloneer.
Brewer, February 25Ih, ls76. 3ys
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TO prevent the skin discoloring after
. bruise, take little dry starch or arrow
root. merely moisten it with cold water.
and place it On the injured part. This is
best done Immediately, so as to prevent
the action of the air upon the skin. In
valuable for black eyes.
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

IoHN l. BEVAS. and Mary T.. Bevau. by their
deed of mortgage dated November 22nd. Isis.
and recorded at Hancock County Registry, Vol.
IL, page d having conveyed to the late Ihas \.
Cate. aud samuel h. whiting, the lot Of land in
Casilnc, bounded North westerly by the shore.
and land OF VIM. W. Hatch. and the DAVID saw
yer lot south-eastcrly by Land now or once owned
bs VIM. y. Gardner, North ea-terly by land Of
Mr.. Lydia Perkins, and South westerly by land
Of Daniel Moore and the Sawyer lot, beng The
same premises now occupied by said John X and
MARY +. Beyan. and said mortgage having been
duly assigned 10 me by deed dated April q. ls1l
and recorded at said Reg istrv. Vol. las page -
and thc condition thereof having been broken, /
claim foreclosure OF the same.
I. J. ABBoI.
Castine, FeU. sd. 1870. avs
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PRICE 81 PER BOITLE.->old by all Drug.
gi>ts. \ Pamphlet OF - pages. giving treatise
ga Js1iarTh, ami containing Inuumcrablo Cases OF
cures, sent FELE, 10y undressing the Prolfietors,
LlIILEfIELD CO., Manchester y. II.
Tyr - 3mo-
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Pauper Notice,

T'HE uhdersigned hereby gives notice that he
the support Of the Poor during the ensuing yea
and has made ample provision for their support
lie therefore iorbids all persons from Turn lshins
supplies to any pauper on his account, as with.
out his written order, he shall pay no bills Sc
furnished. \. C. REYNOLDS.
Ellsworth. May Is, 1878 2Otf
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Ripe strawberries. grown in the open
air, were to be seen at Monticello, Ark, as
early as Feb. 7th.
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fepaI 9otitts.

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Haneock. on the LIST We'd
nesday of Feb. a. ID. 1875.
VETM. EASTMAN, 4 al, named Executors in
w certain instrument purporting TO be the
OF Penohsco,. IN said county, deceased. having
presented the same for Probate.
ORDERED That the said Executors give notice
thereof to all persons interested. by causing
copy Of this Order TO he published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. printed
IN Ellsworth. that they may appear at "A Probate
Court 10 to be holden at Ellsworth, the End
Wednesday OF Apr. next at ten vi the clock In the
forenoon. and shew cause, Ii any they have why
the said in -trument should not he proved, APP
proved. and allowed as the last will and tcsta-
ment of sail deceased.
3wlG PARKER Tuck, Judge.
4 true Copy-Attest CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register.
At a Court OF Probate holden AT Ellsworth within
and tor the County of Hancock. on the lst Wed.
nesdty OF Feb. A. D., 1875.
JEREMIAH EATON. Guardian IF Prentiss VI.
y Friend 81, minors. OF Btuehill In said
county, deceased, having presented his first
count of administration upon said estate 10 Fro
bate.
ORDERED That the said gu,rdia give notice
thereof to all persons interested. hy causing "A
copy of this orier to be published tn rec weeks
successively in the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear AT Probate
Court to he holden at Ellsworth, on the ID We'd
nesday oi Apr. next. at 10 at the CLOCK in the
forenoon, ami show cause II any they have, why
the came should not lie allowed.
3Wl0 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true topy-Attest: CHAs. 4. DoRR. Register
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The members Of the Congregational Parish and
Society OF Ellsworth. and pew owners In the
Meeting House OF aid Society, are hereby mott
fled OF the above Warrant 10 me directed, and
that there Will be- meeting OF the membe OF
said Congregational Parish and Society aud said
pew owners. at the NEsTRI Of said Society. in
said Ellsworth, the ElGHTEENTIf DAY OF
MARCH. a. D.. ls.6, At O'Clock IN the allel-
moor Tor tho purposes and to act on the goes
lions mentioned Ia said Warrant
JOHN Ii, URIMMER
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cA.ThRRh.

a COUGH OF TWENIY-FITE
YEARS STANDING CURED.
Catarrh with Droppings in the
Throat, Causing Feeling Of Strang-
ling, Dizziness, Pains in Side, and
Weakness Of Kidneys, Immediately
relieved, System seemingly made
over New by use Of one Bottle.
MEssRs. LlrTLEFIELD & Co:
live in Manche ster now, and have lived over
my years IN Goffstown, about two miles fr, m
here. | am II years old. | have had CHtarrh
for fifteen wears and a bad cough for twenty. five
years. especially spri ng and Fail. Good deal Of
that time have had dizziness in the head Dur
my the fifteen wears have had droppings nom
the head upon the lungs. filling my throat with
phegm. causing tickling in the throat, aud when.
ever I was down with lever creating Tee ling of
suHocatiug aud stranghng. People have thought
] had the Consumption. was doctorcd FOR that.
/ have consult ed great many physicians, but
never got more than temporary relief. About two
months ago had a dizzy spell, fell down and was
insCn>tble tor some time, and did not know my
uwn folks for over Fix hours. NV brother told
OF your Con stilutional JatarTh Remedy. and
advised me To buy bottle. lie had tatarth and
took this, and II len. got bottle and IN ten
days 1t cured the Catarrh, removed the phcgm,
tickling In Tbs throat, and my cough. and was
able 10 saw four cords of " God working SIX hours
to make me all over new. / now have none OF
the old troubles unless get cold. and III a tea.
spoonful of the Constitutional Iatarrh Remedy
removes everything. would not he without /;
As long as could get money TO buy IL with My
grandson and his vile have bad Catanh. aud they
trying il and finding immediate relief
l have had pains in the small OF my back aud
weakness Of The Kidneys Tor many years, and
though wo:k hard daily. sboyeling this season
OF the year, my Kidneys have found great relief
and tie pains have greatly diminished.
JOSEPH GEORGE.
Manchester, y. IL, AprI %. le1O.
Capt. Joseph George can get the testimony o.
every bank man aud city officer to back him a.
reliable aud honest.
sS-llundI eds OF cases OF a similar nature cuTce
Within the last year. Snuns aud l"uons CAV,
only temporary r,lieG The Constitutional "a
iArIh Remedy strikes at the root. builds up til,
constitution, make, II new. and drive. away "a
tarIh and ali diseases OF the mucous mcr biane-
aud their attendant pans Agd aches, pertaining
TO head. back, shoulders, kidneys and throat.
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fTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of
~ Thirty years, continues to sscure Pa,ent- in
the United States also in Great Britain France
lions, Assignment, and all other papers for Pa
tents, executed on reasonable terms, with dl..
patch. Res arc hes made TO dete IN me the VALIDITY
and suhty ofPatents OF Inventions, and lsyAl
and other advice rendered IN all matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims OF any patent
furnished BY remitting one dollar. Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency in tht Uaite State, possesses SIN .,r
faetiei for oofaiRsn9 Patents, ascerfainins ii,
Pd:ss!abi!ify OF isreDttops.
All necessity of a Jourreyto Washington TO
procure Patent, ana the sual great DELAY there
are here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
lregard Mr.. Eidy as one of the p.ostc.pable o,o
srceessfs! practitioners with whom ! have had
omcial intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner of Patents
nave no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ q man more competent and
utsteorhy ant. more capable Of puIti:.g thes
Applications in a form to secure for them an earle
ana favorable consideration at the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents
mr.. Il III Eddy has made for me over Thirty an
phcatlons Tor Patents having been successful 10
mostevery case. Such unmstakabie proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads me to
Recommend all invent> RS to apply to him 10 pro
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
cases, and At very leasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. ls76-lyrl
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For Sale.

Five-eights of the schooner Alt.veli. or..
fourth OF the Mechanic, and onehalf Of the Hus-
~ Apply . L. D, or J. G. JORDAN.
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For Sale.

SCHOONER Eastern Queen, Of Eden, for further
" particulars, enquire of L. G. Desisle Eat
Lamoine, Me. or o. Brewer, Hulls Cove, Ne.
East Iamoine, Feb. %. 1876. Ivx
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HANCOCK HOUSE |

This House 10 centrally located and has recent.
throughout.
The proprietor intends to give > ersopal After.
tion to the table and the wants Of his guests and
Aatters himself that he can now furnish NJ 100
accommodations as can be found in The civ
good Stable, and faithful Ostler. aivays IN
"2Dd. Gro GNrs "~
West End Of Union River Bridget
Ellis worth, Sept. 20, lS5.
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ftUI NAIl ITFf TO.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-Couu of Probate, Ellsworth.
February Term. \. II. ls56.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said Widow give public notice to all persons
Interested, by causing copy OF the petition and
this order thereon. to be published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, news
paper published tn Ellsworth in said County. that
they may appear at Court OF Probate for SAID
County. to be held at Ellsworth, IN said County.
on the "a Wednesday of Apr. next. At ten OF The
clock tn the forenoon, aud shew cause. II any they
have, why the should not be granted.
FARMER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. CHAs L, DoRR Register Iwl0
true eopy-Attest: CHAs. I. DoRR. Register.
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TO THt HoNJudse of PROBATE, for the County
nj Han

OF Hancock.
THE undersigned, widow OF Caldwell Gray. late
J. of Hluehiil, in said county deceased respect
fully represents that the said deceased died pos
sCssed OF perso nal estate an inventory OF which
mas been duly returned into the probate Office:
that her circumstances render IL necessary that
she should have more OF said personal estate
than she h.. entitled To on distribution thereof;
she therefore prays that your Honor IA y grant
her such allowance out of -aUl personal estates
in your discretion you may determine necessary
and proper, aad also appoint commissioners to
set cut her dover in the real estate OF her said
husband.
HANNAH W. GRAY.
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Ten years ago Messrs. Geo. 4. RowelI Co.,
established their advertising agency In New York
city. Five years ago they absorbed the business
conducted by Mr.. John Hooper. who was the first
to 60 into this kind Of terprise. Now they have
the satisfaction OF controlling the most extensive
and complete advertising connection winch hx.
ever been secured. aud one which would be hard.
ly possible in any other country but this. They
have succeeded in working down a complex bus
iness into so thoroughly systematic method that
no change in the newspaper system of Anne lea
can escape notice. while the widest information
upon all topics interesting to advertisers placed
readily at the disposal OF the publc.
new YORK TIMES, Jun, i. Isl.
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only aprinter." is much the same thinG
a, only a hero. or only a King.
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state Of Maine.

HANCOl X. - TO JOHN H. BRlMMER,
Ellsworth, in the County Of iI,ncocs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-14
The Blessed Gate.
BY u. I. IAlI.Ok.

There IL Il gateway AT the entrance OF
d narrow passage in London over which
L. written. NO burdens allowed to pass
through" Aud there Is another gate
through which no burdens will ever
pass il Is the gate OF pearl. And there
is another city into which this gate
leads; it is the city New Jerusalem.
London is the city of man: Jerusalem
the city of God. London Is the city of
Time Jerusalem the city of Eternity.
There is SORROW and sin in London :;
there is neither in the holy city. There
il neither in the holy city. There is
death in London there Is no death in
Jerusalem the golden. London is tw"
thousand years old; Jerusalem Is the
city of unnumbered Years. London has
four millions of people dwelling within
her precincts; Jerusalem will have Il
multitude that no man can number.
London " ill go down III the crash OF
the earth's fiery doom; Jerusalem will
stand forever and ever. Which city do
You prefer
And, after all, moItals do carry their
burdens through that London gate.
These burdens may not he visible To
the eve, but nevertheless the sore, sad,
stricken heart bears them, and they are
many. Beneath the weight at these
burdens men sto"p. and then steps fal-
ter. Into that mighty city. day and
night men and women bear heavy bun
deus, so crushing that they would fam
t1ing them at their feet, but they can
not. But no burdens will pass the gate
of the better, the enduring city the
burden of grief, the burdens of hearts
so broken az never III time to he healed,
the countless burdens of the worlds
long, dreary night none of these can
enter there. All will he laid down for
ever ut the beautiful gate. Int" the
light of Il long sweet home into the
breast of glad, glorious welcome
into the air of the ctcrnally blessed,
they will pass who cross that threshold
and are embodied within. q blessed
gate Toward thy ever open portals
we onward press. Holy Bridegroom,
We besecch thee, let us in!
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Peace of Mind.

Tine peace of mind springs only from
the assurance of the friendship of God.
1t is He who ordains NouI times and
fixes the bounds of your habitation.
Life and death, and sickness and health,
prosperity and adversely, are all III His
hands. Unless, therefore, You are con
scious that He loves You, and that He
will arrange all these changes for your
ultimate highest good, any peace that
will weather the first storm of trouble
is impossible. But if sue that He Is
your Friend, Your Father, You can lie
passive in his arms, hide yourself III
Him till the calamity be oNerpast, and
breathe i'll deepest sorIow, Thy VIII
be done You can take His chastisc-
meuts as proofs of love welcome death
itself, which will take you into the
presence of His glory: and anticipate
eternity with Rapture. This L. peace
indeed.
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ST. cJohnsburp Galedonian.
ST. Johnsbury, VT. Friday. July Il, 1876.
ReHainus Rradina.
What Profit shall have if I be Cleans.
ed from my Sin p--Job 1858.

Blessed are the pure in heart =; for
they shall see God. Matt. ): :.
Thine eyes shall see the king in his
beauty they shall behold the land that
is very far OFF. lisa. :s': IL.
Who shall ascend into the hill OF the
Lord 7 or who shall stand in his holy
place He that hath clean hands. and
pure heart; who hath not lifted up
his soul unto vanity. nor sworn deceit
fully. He shall receive the blessing
from the Lord, and righteousness from
the God of his salvation. Ps. "A: b.
Purge me with hys>op and shall he
clean; wash me and | shall he winter
than SNOW. rs. 81: Z.
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Only One Life.

BE not like the foolish drunkard, " no.
staggering home one II. ght saw hiscandlc
lit tor him. Two candles :" said he, ioI
drunkenness made HIM see duublr.
IL will blow out one" and as lac blew
1t out i'll Il moment he was in the dark.
Many man sees double through the
drunkenness of sin he has one lite to
SOW his wild oats in, and then he half
expects another III which to turn to
God So, like fool, he blows out the
only candle that he has, and III the
dark he will have to lie down forever