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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-22
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soventeenth century, Louis the
Gcont, in his Versailles, and the
N's Princes in this century, made
themselves. s., much silver furniture tables
'li'D ,.+ them. Two or three still be
' a to the royal plate closet in Windsor
r sa9 one was made in the reign of
william and Mary. In the last century
ca ladies had their small Chippendale
.a.-table covered with a large silver sal
yer as large or larger than the table, and
tsa then costly beverage, was served
nnon it. Chippendale is a name con-
nected with tables as with chairs. We
meet with Chippendale tables of which
be raised edge is in broken curves, and
moulded in imitation of the great salvers
inst mentioned; others are surrounded
with little galleries made of tiny balus-
trades others again are of eXtraordi-
nary lightness, and called spider-tables.
The workmanship, as well as the mate
rial, are admirable Tables covered
with veneers of fine grained very finely
figured pieces of satinwood. rosewood,
and other materials, were made during
the latter quarter of the last century. A
little satinwood toilet table can be seen
in the South Kensington Museum, The
frontis shaped like Cupid's bow, with
heart-shaped mirror over. 1t is painted
with garlands and other decorations, and
with little figures in medallions, the work
Of the fair Angelica Kaufman, Cipriana
and other artists, employed eighty years
ago.
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Night refugees in Paris occupy posi-
ton which has no parallel in this coun-
try The annual meeting of those inter
ested in pHospitalite de Mutt in the
French capital has just been held, ana
me reports give details Of very extern
SYe work of philanthropy, The objects
Oh the institution are-frst, to offer a
nee temporary shelter for the night to
all outcaStS, without distinction Of age,
nationality or religion; and, secondly, to
leIleVe SO far as possible their most press
ing wants. There are three separate
Establishments in different localities de-
,O'Vo 10 the work, and in these no fewer
a''I, $1,000 paupers found refuge dur
ny last year Of these refugees, o,1oo
1ere french, 7o48 we're Europeans of
4.ierent nationalities, IS were Africans,
;1.I nSlatlcS, and S. Americans. The
4 taou'utlon distributed among those un-
e %'una'eS 9o'1oo rations and % ,o63 arti-
W. u apparel. Some 100000 indi-
h b%u'lS nave been assisted by the lnsti-
bs 1g'l since its foundation, and this work
n n~ OSen accomplished by means Of VOL
,f. @' y subscription and donation. This
w., u' one favorable illustration of the
hs;. III Which the French take care of
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John Ashley.

John Ashley, the subject OF this notice who
died July "a, seems worthy OF more than or
binary remarks. He was born in the Moran
cy district, in sullivan, and lived all hi, life in
that town. For number Of years he had de-
voted himself entirely 10 the care and comfort
of his invalid wife, and he hoped 10 be spared
he was attacked with severe illness from
which he never recovered, but fingered until
his death. great sufferer. Mr.. Ashley was
very kindly cared for during his last sickness,
by his two daughters, Mrs. Sperry Of this
town, and Mrs. Atherton of Bluehil.
Mrs.Ashley and her family have the sympathy
of large circle of friends in the loss OF kind
father and an affectionate husband. Mr.. Ash
ley will be remembered as good citizen and
a kind neighbOr. JILL
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Sunday in the Churches.
\. W. CusHMAN. +. NJ.
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

UNITARIAN CHURCH.
T-xt-Math ID: 49,
Jesus had in view an ideal condition which
he believed man could reach BY following
his instructions. That ideal he called the
kingdom Of heaven and endeavored to ex-
plain it by parallels. 1t was no, locality
but condition Of the soul. In this king
dom there existed truth, righteousness and
love which prompts benevolent, noble &C
ton. But these existed in the world side
BY side with falsehood, sin and hate which
lead TO all manner of unrighteousness and
constitute the kingdom of darkness.
As truth becomes better known and the
love for our fellow beings grows stronger
and righteous living predominates. the king
dom Of heaven spreads over the earth.
The kingdom of heaven includes all good
and honest workers who are daily striving
to fulfill the duties Of life. l, means more
than Christianity, or Buddhism, or Moham-
mechanism or any particular ism. 1t is made
| up Of those persons and their deeds and the
results of their deeds who work for the
spreading of truth and promote righteous
ness, as these are best understood by each.
Belief is not the basis of fellowship in the
kingdom Of heaven. The great requirement
| is character, there must be truthfulness to
self, and to ones convictions
Of such as these is the kingdom of heaven
and of such as these should the church be.
| Then religion would fulfill its divine COM
mission making human lives strong and
godlike.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
duly 49, Text-Luke Is: 9.-"And l
say unto you make unto yourselves friends
Of the mammon of unrighteousness. that
when it shall fail they may receive you into
eternal tabernacles."
The parable of the unfalthful steward
seemed almost to justify the original use Of
"parsble" as synonymous with "dark say
ings." 1t has been to the church in all ages
. sort of enigma. 1t is difficult to avoid
finding in these words of the text q recon-
mendation of wrong doing BY our Lord.
According to a favorite modern interpreta-
ton, He bids his disciples use the wealth
Of this world and the good things of life
generally, net selfshly for themselves, but
generously for other poor and weak ones.
Thus buying friends forever and laying up
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LOCAL NOTICES.
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Obituary.
/. .iLI,IN.

We regret % say that We have lately lost one
Of III" oldest citizens Of Watham, Mr. Lowell
Jordan Although he was over % year, OF
age when he died, he wa, active and energetic
till within few months OF his death. at hi,
work on his farm and even on the road with
hi freight teams. Mr.. Jordan was born,
believe in Waltham and has since resided here
with his parents and family. He ha, always
been hard working man, his business being
mostly hauling freight from Ellsworth to all
parts on Union river, and being a kind Of work
that nothing but an iron-likc constitution could
endure for 50 long period of time, enduring
to the end. suffering the ineXpressiblc misery
that accompanied hi, sickness which, NAV we
say, was fortunately but short period for
tunate for him, but bringing Us sorrow and
sadness which nature prompts 10 delay. He
was kind. accommodating citizen ready 10
aid in the prosperity and welfare of ALL hold
ing many town offices at different times. being
guardian and father, having quite a property
of his own and dying interstate. None can
wish him back 10 suffer again what he has
once suffered and the bercaved family have
the heartfelt sympathies of all.
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treasures in heaven, suggests the poetlcal
thought that money is commutable into
friends, into life and love.
But this Interpretation finds no sugges-
ton or support in the context or general
drift Of the parable. Besides, no use Of the
unrighteous mammon land its. unrighteous-
ness is an essential eemenU for good end
can be morally commended. And further
the parable seems intended not for disciples,
but the world. The Pharisees took it to
themselves; the sspposi,ion is made "f ye
have not been faithful !" and such parable
would be poorly pertinent 10 the case of bis
disciples who had few of this worlds goods,
either to use or misuse. This the para
BILE of the talents with which it is to be
compared for purposes Of interpretation is
parable abou, stewardship. a favorite
thought with our Lord. In both there is
the same sort of reasoning. Fsithfulness as
steward over few things, leads TO owner
ship or governorship over many and higher
things. And thus particularly to be no.
ticed) the duty Of present fai,hfulness is
pointed by reference to future reward. In
the one parable the good servant hears his
Lords approving "Wel done" In the 9TH
or lin which although the style Of language
is negative and indirecp the unfathful
stewards are hidden, by sad sor, of irony,
to look to Mammon which they have served,
also for their reward. The same sort Of
shrewdness was commendable on their part
that was commended by the Lord for the I'M
faithful steward. Two lessons enforced On.
We all are stewards only Of the good gifts Of
God (2l, If we pervert these blessings and
love Msmmon,we must look TO Msmmon for
our house Of refuge when in the future
the beaut, Of this world shall fade and its
power shall fail There must be consist
ency between the presen, and the future.
We cannot serve both, God and Mammon
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Sullivan.
The "Waukeag House" opened last week
with quite a number of guests and since
that time others have arrived, among whom
are the Lewi'es Of last year Mr. and Mrs
Shoenbar arrived on Friday Of last week
Miss f. J. Simpson i, again in our midst
for par, of her summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James FIVE and son arrived
on Sundays boat. for short stay with Mrs
Flyes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. Simpson.
Mrs. D. +. Perry has received ,idings Of
good cheer from her son. Capt. Clarence
PER-, ,lwho is sick a, Baltimore in hospital
there Capt. F. has been very sick, but
writes he is gaining quite rapidly now.
Capt, Geo. Franklin. who ha. recently
been quite IL at Chicago. IS 50 far recovered
as to be able to resume business a, the house
Of McCurdy \ Franklin, Chicago.
An enjoyable lawn party Was held on the
grounds of Miss Kate Dyer las, week. also
a clam bake on the shore opposite Mrs.
Smiths.
Rev. Mr. Baldwin Of Bar Harbor, preach
ed al the hall Sabbath evening, 18th, in eS-
change with Rev Mr. Maine Of this place.
His many friends we're glad 10 greet him
and hear his genial voice again.
HpyYu
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OF the charms of Hancock Point, the half
has never been told. Equally pleasing, is
staid, old Sullivan. More attractive hotels
than "The Tarratine," "The Bluffs and
. "Waukeag," it would be hard to find, am
told. By the way, am glad that the pow
ers that be. have again adopted the name of
Waukeag for their house instead of ST.
Jehn.' =:
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tstops on signal or notice to Conductor.
The 80 \. VI. train from Bangor and 80 r. VI.
train from Bar Harbor run daily, sunday in
Guided.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line, TO and from Portland, Boston
and ST John.
The steamer CITY of Richmond makes two trips per
week between Portland, Bar Harbor and Machias-
mort from Portland every Tuesday and Friday
and from MachiAsport every Monday and Thurs
day. ,-,>- e
Vice Pres and Gen1 Manager
FE BOOTHBY, Genl Pass. nnd Ticket Ag't
june g. lss6. Tyr %
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City and County.
Republican Caucus !!

rK,HE Republican Voters of Ellsworth are re
i quested To meet at Hancock Hall, on Wednes-
,iay evening, July 18th, at O'Clock Standard TO
choose delegates TO attend the County Convention,
and to transact any other business that may come
before said meeting.
PER ORDER,
CITY COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth. July Goth, 1885. iw3o
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Hattie kingman was chosen secretary and
treasurer Of the circle.
Rev. Chas. Woodcock was absent from
his church again Sunday, supposed to be
due from sickness in his family.
SELIGNYL.
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Real Estate at Auction a!

THE subscriber VIII sell at puolc auction, on
Wednesday. Aug. 25, lss6. at r. NJ on the
premises his farm consisting of about "a acres,
located on Hancock Neck, about one mile from the
terminus Of the Maine Central Railroad SAID LOT
OF land runs from the town road 10 the river ana
commands fine view OF the bay from sullivan to
Mt Desert sale positive on the above date (uniess
disposed OF at private sale terms at sale. for
particulars inquire of Capt X. Wooster, customs
officer at Mt. Desert Ferry or of the owner:
T. c. MOON,
svas Laconia, \. II.
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CIENFuEGos-Ar. July 10, bark j. W. Dresser
Parker, Philadelphia
LAGUNA-Ar. June ., bark Mary c. Hale
Higgins, New York, and sid.
AUX CAYEs-Ar. July 6, sch. Nellie Coleman
Hodgkins, from Boston.
CARDENAs-in port July IA, brig Marena,
Moore, for North of Hatteras.
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Married.

Sulhvan-July 8, by +. A. Noyes, Esq, Mr..
George Whalan and Miss Lena Bunker both Of
Sullivan.
Amherst-July 81, by Rev L. Marsh, Mr..
Elliott 5. Giles and Miss Dora E. Richardson, both
of Amherst.
Surry-July "a, by Rev. c. l.. Bangharit, Mr..
VIM. A. Woodbury. of Surry and Miss Elsie b.
Carter of Bluehill.
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Riashiii
Mrs Susan Smith Of Great Falls. y. IL,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Joseph 5.
Stoyer.
Rev. Mr. liarwood and wife Of Skowhe-
gan are visiting Mrs. Spencer Trevorgy, her
mother.
VIM. Mcdowell and Sam Merrill, are
home from Massachusetts, and Ira T. Grin
die is back from Bar Hsrbor.
Albina Carter continue, to improve in
health.
The meetings Of the G. A. X. Post ore
held every Saturday night, with no decrease
o: interest. Last Saturday night, after mus
ter, beans and coffee werr brought forward,
and an hour was spent very pleasantly in
disposng Of them. Come and zee u. boys
The Pos, numbers 81. and al! Of them
wanted to 20 to San Francisco, but none
felt able 10 afford il.
We learn that Prof Lee is in good health
he expects TO cut about 30 tons Of hay, il
the seat Of the moving machine holds out
\ nice shower Monday afternoon was yer,
much needed, and will do much good.
Republican caucus Saturday night, at 1880
sharp ROB.
July 20.
Franklin.
VIM. I. Havey was injured about the
face, last week, at the quarry Of J. II. West
West Sullivan, by some break Of the der
rick. We are glad TO learn that there is a
possibility of his being able to be moved
| home this week.
! Hay-makers are nearly through and, con
sequently glad. though the quantity har
vested is below the average.
Henry A. Jersey, Esq, wife and son o
Lewiston, are spending few days witt
Mrs. Torsey's aunt. Mrs. John S. Parsons
They are just such people as one likes Il
meet along the journey of life.
Charles Springer and his famil. from
Red Cloud. Neb., are at the old homestead
Martins Ridge. where they will remain un
til October. At Red Cloud he is Supt. o
Public Instruction for Webster Co.
Mrs. Maria Ramsdell and Mrs. Georg'
Googins from Massachusetts, are in towr
for few weeks.
Geneveye West gave an ice cream part,
recently. 1t was a very ''cooi' aifar-re
freshinglv so to the vigorous player of The
party whose refractory cue gave such impetus
to the Grant balls. that the small boy
lodged the possible hit.
The exterior of Curtis r. Joys house IL
quite attractive in style of architecture. anC
a recent coat of paint.
Mrs. Follett Gerrsh is seriously i'll with
nervous prostration.
Rev. H. L. Mccain was called home b,
the sickness of brother. Rev. Mr.. Bowler
the Baptist minister, very kindly supplied
his pulpit Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. H. L. Smith invited friends to be-
pleasant home some nights ago to witness
the unfolding of blooming cereus
Other buds will soon burst forth in fra
GRANGE and beauty.
Z. J. Swan and family, formerly of thi
place, now of Minneapolis, will arrive at thei
cottage at Hancock Point this week, pre-
| sumably to spend the rest Of the season
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Every nervous person should try tarter'-
Little NERVE Pll, They Ar, made specially
for nervous and dy,pcptir men and women,
are Just III" medicine needed 10y all persons
who. from any cause, do not Sleep we'll, of
who fail to .ct proper strength from their
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dyspepsia, nervous and >ick hcasiachr. g.,
readily Yield to III, use ~ the Little Nerve
Pills. particularly IL comhned with Carter
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Mr.. Wellington Haslam lost horse
while cutting the hay here on his farm.
At the last meeting Of the w. S. C. the
net receipts obtained from the celebration
we're equally divided among the nineteen
members, each having $l2.62. Due to the
resignation of Mrs. Alden Haslam, Miss
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West BrooksvilIe.

West Br0oksviIIe.
Nearly every one is haying.
Schooner Eva Adell, Wescott, is repair
ing at Wasson's wharf
The Misses Hattie Ray and Nellie Halves
are visiting here.
There is to be grand clam bake on
Smiths shore next Monday night. We are
all invited.
July "A. Young AMERICA.
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II. T.. 9owLE,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,

Peters Block. Corner Main and state Streets,
Ellsworth, Maine.
e. Prompt attention given to all matters in
trusted. 2otf
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Eastern Maine Railway.

r1HF annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Eastern Maine Railway Company, will be
hold At 1.-The Bluffs" in Hancock, Tuesday,
August g. next, at O'Clock r. NJ
By order of the Directors
2w29 L. A EAER1, clerk
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Freedom Notice.

THIS is certify tina, have tn ms day given 70
his time. and shall not claim am. of his earnings,
nor be responsible for any debts he may contract.
noi ~ CHARLES +. WALKER.
East Lamoine. July 10, 1856 5wssN
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The action of Carriers Little Liver Pills is
pleasant, mild and natural. They greatly slim
ulate the liver, and regulate the bowels, but
do not purge. They are sure to please. For
sale by S. D. Wiggn.
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Young or middle-aged men, suffering from
nervous debility and kindred weaknesses,
should send ten cents in stamps for large treat
Use giving successful treatment. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo, n. Y.
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Cape Roxier.

Cape Roxier.
The schooner Annie L. Greene, from
Bangor for Barnstable, arrived at South
Brooksville ON the 10th, and after shipping
another man proceeded on her voyage again
on the 18th.
The schooner Henry Chase, Capt. Black
from Bangor for Boston, is detained here by
head wind and fog. Capt. b. had severe
case Of trouble with his head, last trip. and
was detained some time at the hospital, in
Portland. He is now fully recovered.
Schooner Lion, Capt. Chat,o, from Ban
gor for Boston, is now detained at South
Brooksville by head winds.
The fine haying weather suddenly came to
an end, and We are now having a very dis
agreeable spell, considering that we are
about half done having.
At West View, Deer Isle, Mr.. Chas. ID.
Babson has about thirty summer boarders,
and is expecting more during the coming
week. He has his premises fitted up in fine
shape, with nice 10, Of row boats and a
new yacht, about forty feet long. She Is
fitted for the accommodation of sailing par
ties, and cost about FIVE hundred dollars.
July IL. VIEW.
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Bosro>-Ar July 2, sch-. Adele Pray
PRAY Mt Desert Mndora, Brown, Ilnboktu:
Florence y. Tower, knowlton, Deer Isle.
Ar. july -, sch Emma Green, Stanley, lIub0kr n.
Ar. July p, -ch-. John Some~, Robbins, New
York J. g. >tin,on, >tinson, and Black Warrior
Babbidge, Deer Isle.
Ar July y, sch-. Grace f. stevens, stevens,
Deer Isle: Alta Y, Cole, Cole and Trenton, stan
ley, lIoboken
SD July II, sch. Brigalier Cousins, sullivan.
CAsTINE-Ar July II, ID. T. fatchin. Patchin,
NV YoRk-Ar. July p, -ch. II. Curtis, Ha-,
kell, Norfolk.
Ar July %, sch. John Douglass, Jordan, Bos
ton.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Sld. July 49, sch An.
COLA, Foss Providence, for Hancock
PoRTLAND-Ar July -, sch. Rienzi, Chatto,
Sedgwick.
SD July %, sch. Caroline kreischer, Devereux,
Bucksport
sid. July y, schs. Addie Jordan Hartman,
sullivan; VIM. Franklin Bickford. Winter Har-
Dor
Ar. July II, sch. A. T. Haynes, Dodge, Ca=tine.
SALEM-Ar July %, sch. Daniel Webster, Green
law, Perth Amboy.
PERTH AMBoY-Ar July 20, sch. Clifford Crab
tree, New York.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar. July 81, sch. Union,
Cole, Moncton, \. B., for New York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar. July 20, sch. Jed Frye,
Langley, Hoboken,
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If you are tired taking the large old-fash-
Toned gripping pills, try Carriers Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man can't
stand everything. One pill dose. For sale
by s. D. Wiggin.
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Died..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
Sullivan-July "a, Mr. John Ashley, aged GA
years, II months and days.
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As well expect life without air, as health
without pure blood. Cleanse the blood with
Ayers Sarsaparlla.
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fT-Will advertisers please favor u By sent
ing In their matter 20 a. to reach here TITS
DAY: Our paper goes 10 press early Wcdnc>-
day, and all communications and advertise
ments not reaching u until Wednesday morn
ing are liable to lie over until the following
week.
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A Novel once Seeker.

A porcupine was discovered on recent
morning in the cellar Of the Ellsworth Custom
House by the jantor Er.
We would suggest that the animal be- at once
hailed before the Commissioner. at Washing.
ton that they may know how he was admitted
10 said Custom House. We are surprised that
our friend Redman would allow thi. kind Of 4
Democrat to get place in that building even
IN it, cellar. We guess he /. Of Me orthodox
democratic stripe.-rortland ECeAisy r..
press.
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e. a. SNOW 4 Co.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust of an Adj
ministratrix of the Estate of John Roundy snow
late of Bluehill. in the County OF Hancock lie,
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; She
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted 10
the said deceased estate to make immediate nav
ment, and those who have any demands Thereon
to exhibit the same for payment.
LUCY J. SNOW.
Bluehill, July 2 1856. 3wsg