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kissing Games for Good Templars.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Daily Telegraph as to the prevalence of kissing
In Sunday schools. "Permit me-" writes a cor
respondent, "to suggest that the rise and pro-
gress of this kissing custom indoors dates from
the formation of Good Templar lodges the
members OF which, consisting chiefly of the
young OF both sexes, meet every week to tWid-
Ole their thumbs and wear their regalia Find
ing mountaineering mOnOtonOuS the kissing
game was nailed as a welcome variation, and
the practice has spread. do not wish to do the
1. u. G. L. wrong, but / have a shrewd suspicion
tni,t The INDOOR kissing game has more to do
with GOOD Iemplary than with Sunday schools
sunday schools meet on Sunday; the kissing
game Is weekday amusement" Perhaps some
Oh the Good Iemplars can dispose of our CORE
spondents suggestion. The out-of-dcOr kissing
game seems To be part of the common Inherit.
ance OF English youth, irrespective of sect
lodge, or Sunday school. Kiss in the ring will
probably survive the house of lords
bismarck on the Growth of Socialism.
Prince Bismarck in his recent speech in the
reichsfag, abiding to the growth of Socialism.
said that at the time of the French revolution
socialism proved powerful spiritual lever of
French victories, and that history might be re-
peated, though he thought the present French
army was opposed to wOrkingmen's move
ments. 1T is impossible" he continued "tO
tell which party would be victorious If great
European troubles should again arise fhev
would be far more complicated than those we
nave already passed through, because thew
would be partly OF an international nature
w men these movements come l would have
Germany oppose them to her utmost" The
speech mas created great sensation in connec-
ton with the great socialist troubles in Belgium
and other countries.
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an honest, and learned bar, in which the citi-
zens have confidence and feel content. In
occasional instances, an unworthy member is
found out and dealt with according TO his
deserts.
In closing these remarks, | shall be excused
for saying that this occasion is one OF interest
to some extent peculiar to myself. This house
occupies portion of homestead which was
owned aud occupied by my ancestors for near
ly century. was born upon It, and never
lived elsew here than upon it while my home
WAS in this town. My early associations
We're formed and my early sympathies felt
here. My parents were born in this county
and never for day resided out of it. Ny
mother was born on this homestead. My an
cestors We're lovers of law and order. respect
ers of our legal institutions. They had an af
feeiion for the town and countywhich they
have transmitted TO their children. | ACCEPT
my share of the inheritance. May Heaven
shower bounteous blessings upon the county.
its towns, and all its inhabitants.
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h"H'Ff T. h"'i''t' b" Hr"nAf4" hfgt'.
-
ia, nj
A'u'e us oi hoN' " D. OooiiuSe' O4"l'
man OF OouA'y commissioners At the
Dedication Of Hancock County Court
House. Apr,l l3, 1896
Nr char .ipsft.,. 1,tnffsncH afthe bar.
rv .,y -
@m iorafe" hl .r1E er,.sLa'vd 10 all
uourcr IT. au. n hc.a.. oi Tie County Com
,,...,...... ,...r,.... ,.....
,... ....
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..pnc1- a.- commanded t} IlV g. frH'"-s
au4 ken iui,,1.r W ftc.. shire -nu ol lti.
,..,,.,., ,;.H ...Is., ,r,.-
record "ihcc,- II m7> be iDo4. hfi lh.~
command ts, not Been over u,i. ,sc,t! b.,
III. Commissioners. ia, tf.. ..,..,, ...e-.. Nh.
-'''''A1'''.'' ''''' d '''''-'! a. '''''
c'rE the c'ui' Rouse. lAi, sn. ceaa-N
office, have been unsuitable ia the past. the
blame ns..t not T., nuuiy lad ur4n the
commissioners laty caU,t impose ua taN.
The, could au.y asses such Jsx a. tile l,s-
i.mtut, gtartcd Too ot.a tte teur',
delegation 9a.t.. down ;he estimate. iue1
could uu, borrow over $4,000 ~ esIn-g
purpose. ut!-,> r1nse,-., a4th1,.gr.l b. .
tote IL ihe euli-, III ,tc LEGISLATURE.
ih,, have 80, been .rn. lial of t.~
nc,!- af The e.4t.s. a.,... .v.I be -,ea ,As1
could 10, IL y 81 tnr, wuu.4. re pesr.
Of The count, uef. or,, np9.ated ,,. .orl,
dozen wears .yo. 10 nathor,z. ,ae r....4. hi
none, for he erection ofaja4. aal II
answer va, such an emphatic negative. ,na,
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The Fair Hypocrite,

From the Chicago Tribune.
With the church in prayer She knelt.
Murmuring responses family.
And, streaming In, the sunshine dwelt
On features almost SANITY.
So sweet, so pure her face. the light
Seemed lingering fondly on it;
But was it with such fondness quite
1t fingered on her bonnetg
For on her bonnet skewered were,
In fashions guise to deck 'er.
A bobolink, a jay, a pair
Of larks, and woodpecker.
Within the church in prayer she knelt;
No doubt the angels heard 'er,
And deep regret they must have felt
9hat she'd encouraged murder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

--"Hello. Sam" said a gentleman to an
old negro riding along on mule, "where
did you get that beast?" IL buved him. in
course. boss YOU didn't tink stole him did
you?" glib my note. sab. for fawtv dol
lars" "Your note. Sam % ain course,
sab !" "Why, You'll never pa, it, "Course
won't boss. You don't reckon dat man
spects Use gwine to pay for de-. mule an
pay for dat note, besides, does YOU? No.
sab. hits ez mgeL as dis darkey kin do 10
pay for De mute."- Cierelond ,San.
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DIR. R. c. FLOWERS
Blood Purifier!

No rht siciAn In America TODAY has such =
ional reputation Dir. Y. G. Low ! x frr rs.ii
oally ctrtu. S0neers. T1s0rs aCrofoio and
all thosc 'ccp seated EDd terTtb" blood 1'-orNicrs
that fur centuries the medical world regarded
well nigh !aCurablr. nr Flowers sliced Port
Ger. morp than anything else, hss contributed to
his unpara i.le rputsfiou hy IT. splendid resut-
IL speedily eliminating all i'.s4sph'ssas fTni
the body. and quickly suppls ms an abundance of
This preparation ts ne cheap seAte,s~ ~sds
- cell; on the contrary II Il a scientific como'n
alton Of the finest and most costly blood remedies
One bottle is equol 10 e'igh Of
ana other blood medjciRe IN he
mark-t.
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Hoods sarsaparilla is made only by c. |,
Hood Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 1t
is prepared with the greatest skill and care,
under the direction of the men who originated
It. Hence Hoods Sarsaparilla may be depended
upon as strictly pure. honest, and reliable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
Bilious Disorders.

Among the warning symptoms ~ Bilious
ness are Nausea. Dizziness. Headache,
Weakness. Fe1,r. pimne,> Of NiSipn,
Ycllowness OF SKIN. Pains in the side.
Back and Shoulders, Foul Mouth. Furrvd
Tongue, Irregulariiv in the a,tion of the
Bowels. ' Vomiting, etc.
The Stomach suffer- when the bowels
are cnn.iiuaicd. and Indlcc.tiun OF
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The Bee Hive,

Observe
these busy little
bees a-laying up their
honey, and Try to be as
wise these By saving all
your money. You smoke, say,
five cigars away, and drink. say
six times daily cards, pool and
billiards, too, you play. and
treat the fellows gayly. In TWEEN
'ty years this fun will cost, ac-
cording TO good scholars, with
interest and tiws that's lost,
Just $4,000. But if you count
YOUR loss of health and self-in-
ticted trouble. You'll find this
foolish waste of wealth will figure
more than double. Then when it's
time no more to slave, but pleasure
take. so sick you will feel because yo,
didn't save, you'll want some one 10 kici
you. So initiate these ha>y bees. and al
your pennies treasure, and then. when oldel
take your ease, with forty years of pleasure
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Snowshoes and Toboggaps,

The snowshoe is 10 the Canadian light
someness, and to ali the rest Of the world
a stun bling block. A man who has tried
snowshoes for the first time is disqualified
from writing about dem for six months
afterward. He might say something he
would not only regret, but which lie could
not prove, and for which his church would
subject him To severest discipline. The best
way for beginner to wear snowshoes is 10
initiate the Indian who sells them, He
carrIes them on his shoulder. ! am now
carving nine in the baggage car viii
continue to carry them there unlt we reach
tue Custom House. Then / don't know .
where the Inspector viii carry them. |
don't want TO pay duty on pair Of vile con-
spirators that have held me up to ridieule,
thrown me down in the SNOW, torn my
clothes, and ruiiied my temper. Bu'
would like to get them home. tried tu.
slip them inside my tfoascr, ieE,. bal it You
ever saw a snowshoe you wilt readily uuder-
stand how. with the present style of pauta-
looms that scheme would be a colossal fail
ure.
The oboggan is 4 sled Win . sing &
runner, which spreads el=ar across the
bottom OF the sIed. The top Of the to-.
boggaa is just Ike the bottom. II is some
what thicker than a sheet of writing paner
aud about as long as an aiter-lunyr speech.
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Dyspepsia,

follows. Fetid Breath. Gastric Pains,
Headache. Aeidity OF the stomach. " St,r-
hrash. NcrN business, and pepr, s-ion, ar ali
evidences OF the presence of thi, Distress
ing malady. \ Sure Relief f"r irrccu-
lsritios of the stomach and ali consequent
disease viii lie fund In ihc u>t %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

Pa, who was shylock ?" "Ggest good
ness, boy a! You attend church aad Sunday
school every week, and don't know who
Shyloek was? Go and read the bible, sir
Toledo Blade
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Kindness.

"An effort made for the happiness of
Others lifts us above ourselves. Therefore
the young should cultivate the art of kind
ness for the truly great men are the really
kind men.
While General Grant was President, he
was at one time the guest of Martin Jewell,
at Hartford, Conn. AT reception rendered
him hy the Governor, where all the prom;
nent men Of the State we're gathered,
roughly penciled note, in common en-
velope, signed by woman, handed
him. II was put into his hands by young
politician, who thought it joke that ian
old woman in tatters" should presume to
intrude upon the President at such time.
You need aot bother about her sent her
away--told her YOU we're not here to be
bored" the Young man said TO Grant
The Presidents answer much surprised
the politician. Where is this woman
whore can find her ?" he inquired, hurry
Ing from the room The letter he held in
sOrrowtul story 1t said in substance My
son fought in your army, and he was killed
by rebel bullets while fighting for YOU. Be
fore he died he wrote me letter which told
me how noble man YOU were, and said you
WOulu iuoh OUT loF MS UlNtbtE- hin poor.
and haven't had money or influence to get
nyhody interested in me to get pension.
Dear General. will you please help me for
my dead boys sake ?"
Sadly the woman had turned away from
the mausion. her last hope dead ser
want pointed her out to President Grant,
walking slowly up the street. The cid sol
der overlook her quickly. She was weep
ing. and turned towards HIM a puzzled
face as he stopped her and stood bare
headed IN the moonlight beside her. The
few words the great, kind man spoke turned
her tears into laughter, her sorrow into Iov
The pension before refused her came to ner
speedily. and her Iast days were spent in
comfort.
Here was true man whom the honor Of
the world could not spoil What wonder
the world mourued then he was taken away
before hi, time
True Kindness is never without It's re-
ward. Years ago Il lady in stage noticed
baretooted boy walking. She ordered the
driver to stop and take him IN, and paid his
fare. She questioned the boy concerning
his future, and learned he ionged to be a
sailor. She gave him several dollars, wished
him success, and urged him % be good and
true. twenty years afltrward, a wealthy
sea captain, riding along the same road, ob-
served an O.d lady wtarly Walking He
requested the driver To stop and give her
seat. The lady thanked him, telling him
She was not ahtr ID pay toC herself Ssjd
the captain Il have great sympathy for
weary pedestrians, for one Time when / vas
boy vas walking along thjs VERY road, 50
ilrtd when Il taty b41a H.. r.,achrns, faL 81.
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COSTiVENESS

Affects seriously si the digestive and
sssimilatire ORGANS. Including The Kid
neys. When these ORGANS are 50 sftc,sd.
they fail 10 extract from The blood The
uric acid, which, carried through the cir-
culation. causes Rheumatism and Neu-
ralgia.
The functions of the Liver are a!so
affected lV rgstIXet-eS & lliN.p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

Address OF Hon. N B. Coolidge, Chair
man Of County Commissioners, At the
Dedication o. Hancock County Court
House. ABr.l I3, 1896.
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B. T. sOWLE,
Attorney X Counselor
AT LAW,
Peters Block, Corner Main state SIS
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Hp- Prompt attention given TO ali matters
2lrf
WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA?

Among the many symptoms
Of Dyspepsia Or indigestion,
the most prominent are: Va.
riable appetite; faint, ,gnawing
feeling at pit Of the stomach.
with unsatisfled craving for
food; heartburn, feeling Of
weight and wind in the stom-
aeh. bad breath, bad taste in
the mouth, low spirits, general
prostration, headache, and
constipation. There Is no form
I6f disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none SO pecul-
lar to the high-living and rap
id-eating American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produco
Dyspepsia; also, bad afr, ETA.
BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS, will cure the worst
case, by regulating the bowels
and toaing up. the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
Istp shwIyr4a
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49, U n RIGS rosI Ne 3s-Fir-i and Tlift
MH.. ..tf. uaHfa- eNce}; jane. Juls and August.
va.. ...-s au i irst MuriaN.
N..ss>s Ei..ts '.l.r--tserN Friday Afternoon 2
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a. E. BURNHAM,

Attorney & Counselor at Law. Ellsworth. Maine.
Bfhre on state >treet.over store Of Davis W0odman
& Co collecting. speciality and all business
generally pertaining To Il law Office done with
Fidelity and dispatch Agent for The Dakota
Mortgage Loan Corporation, Of Boston, Mass.
,vith Interest at : and per cent secured by
bottom mortgages and guaranteed by the eorpor.
atiuu. AT one per cent. II desired Iyr.ss
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t.a. n F-Ifsak Lopes. W so.-Every Friday
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-06-18

and the two skulls came together with
. crash that shook the house. Both re-
coiled, but before Brer Lazarus could
recover himself, Brer Owens had cleared
the doorway and was running up the
road like deer.
At first June seemed in q profound
stupor, then recovering himself, his
eyes blazing with anger, he turned to
his successful rival:
'Yo' trifin' no count, yaller man,
Use gwine to stamp de flo wild yo'."
The latter gentleman coolly drew .
glittering blade from his patent-leather
slippers and retorted:
'.Don't call me outen my name, don't
you come a-nigh me. II you does I'll
hide dis in you till de doctor can't find
it."
At the sight of this weapon there was
lull for moment, and then the voice
of staid old mother in Israel said:
"Yo' mus forgib yo' darter, Brer La
gurus. OATS good man she got. He
gets a celery Of fifty dollars q month:
Her appeal was seconded by Leah.
who in fearful accents said:
"Paw, don't go back on me.''
As June had left for home disguised,
Brer Lazarus, much Modified, forgave
his daughter and shook hands with her
husband. The cold meats of the festi-
val did furnish forth the wedding feast.
But the end is not yet. Docketed for
trial at the next term of court is the
case of Juniper Virgins VS.. Samuel
Lazarus. Suit to recover one spotted
heifcr.-DetroH Free Press.