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Thi, lecture, which was delivered on Friday
auspices of the Young Peoples Society, Of
Christian Endeavor, was Que OF much interest.
The subject, shakespeare Julius Caesar"
was an attractive one and drew out large and
intelligent audience. The speaker said The
subject of this play is one OF the heroes Of
history. He was the grestest man OF the
Roman and perhaps of all the ancient world.
In all of his life work he attained with APP
pareutly little effort TO the highest excellence
a. citizen. orator, politician. general and a
prcsoieni statesman. He entered upon active
life in great crisis in the history of his country
and most noby and we'll did he perform his
duties. Never idle and never hurried he push
ed perSsicnily forward. A great historian has
called him the man OF history. The play is not
one of the authors greatest works. Shake
spcaFe unque>tonably knew the greatness of
hi> hero. hut hc purposey bettIcd Caesar that
he might give force aud poiguancy to the play.
The speaker dwelt at some length and much
miuutencss in pointing out the history and
conque>i> of Caesar. II was the thrilling
story of hero TRYING to right the wrongs of
the age. The tragedy Of the play is not in the
fan Of Caesar with twcnty-four wounds. but in
the state al Roman society. II was true that
the sins OF tn. fathers must he visited on the
children, but i was the work Of the author TO
show that no penalties, woes or evils came TO
that people. except such rs their own deed,
brought down on their own heads. In this play
which bears his name. Caesar appears all
through in earicature. From the very fir,t he
seems like a doomed man, a lamb for the
slaughter. The author makes us see Caesar at
his worst. Al hi> errors, shortcomings and
even his physical defects are pointed out In or
der that he may appear TO such disadvantage
lhsi the manner Of hi, death may be paated
or excused. In the play we see Brutus. noble
man. led on step by step. 10 crime and worse
than ait The rest. dcceiviug himself that he
yeritably believes that he is honest and guided
hY no unholy motives. Two things Brutu-
had to do. viz: to >tio the voice Of conscience
and crush out the great debt of gratitude he
owed Caesar for manifold friendly deeds SO
>urer>tiiiou> was Bruiu- that the unmcanIng
utieranee Of q ,ooth-saycr. Beware the idc-
of March, was regarded a. divine sanction for
the rrmoy al Of Caesar \ domestic scene was
pointed out and the manifestations Of the great
law by which the innocent Obliged to .uf-
FER w jth the guilty. were clearly shown. Caesar
fen in irving to >olA' the problems OF the
times, hut The great wrong perpctrafed in hI-
death passed not hy the guilty. To Brutus
there came. a. ther" comes TO every guilty
soul. '.rhc gyij spirit" II sight Of it by Brutu,
w ar' nni surprised At hi words:
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Sullivan.
Mrs. S. V. Dennis left US last Wednesday
for New York She had planned to go
about fortnight later to attend the gradu-
alton of her daughter Rosa, but started thus
earlier in response to telegram from her
husband that, owing to difficulty with his
ewes, he will remain ashore while his steam
ship, the Niagara" makes trip TO Havana
and back.
On Thursday evening last, our new ball
was opened to the public for the first time
since the dedication ball of Dec. II, by So
cial dance under the management of MIR.
VIM. B. Eaton and Mr.. VIM. Lawrence. Mus
ic BY Nelson and Adelbert Joy, aided by DR..
Hinch of Bar Harbor, who being in town
for few days, kindly consented to play the
cornet. All pronounced it very ENJOYABLE
occasion. Why can we not use the hall Of
>tener? 1t is too bad to have it remain idle.
Thanks to Messrs. Eaton and Lawrence for
setting the ball rolling.
April IL. ROVER.
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Bluehiil.
Owing to the absence of one of the teach
ers, the village schools will not begin until
April 10.
J. w. Byard is full of business at present,
and has bought Jersey calf4 weeks old for
$40.
The whistle Of the Morrison last Satur-
day was welcome sound.
The telegraph Office has been removed to
the room over J. W. Byard's pan, shop and
store.
&c. Mayo drew the prize at the drawing
Of juror for court.
One Of our merchants took in over so do
gems ofeggs Saturday forenoon.
A public iyceum was held in Town Hall
last Friday evening. and the question discuss
ed was the educational bill now in Congress.
The attendance was large and much inter-
est was manifested.
Those that braved the mud, and heard the
lecture OF Mr.. Geo. X. Adams on Alaska.
in the Town Hall, last Thursday evening,
were well repaid We got more informa-
ton about Alaska. than could have been OBJ
tanned by long study and presented in very
pleasant manner. The members of the Post
feel under very great obligations to him for
his kindness
Mrs. Mary f. Ma,o, has composed some
very good songs and music for memorial
day. The Grand Army has few better friends
than she is. We hope that she will find
ready sale for her pieces They are the
best we have heard for the occasion.
Ron
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Marine List.
EDonaeztiC sssrts.

Eo>ToN-Ar. April 10, sch-. \. L. Emerson
Emerson, Philadelphia, Omaha. Wooster, Han
cock, Virginia, Bragtiun. sullivan.
An April n, ~chr-. Exchange, Hurkmu-t@r
Rnckpurt; Chrome, Wooster, ~eacnnnet, May
Queen, Grant, Sullivan. Charlotte l.. Morgan
clements and VI. l.. Crockett, Cot, prIand, Riack
Warrior, Babbiige, j. Warren, >tinson. ana
stella Lee. Hamilton Deer Isle Aitavclia, Allcs
New York, Vandaiia, Bets. Rundput.
Sid. April :. sch. Winner, Frye, Two Rivers,
rs.
BEvKRLY-Sld. April ., sch. Clara +. simpson,
Southwest Harb9r for Newport News.
NEW YoRK->ld. April ., brig Mypnus, Pelet
SON Cientuego-.
>ld April J, sch. Jennie 4. >tubb-, Stubs, Aux
Cages.
NEW BEproRp-Ar. April 9,,ch. John Douglass,
Jorttan, New York.
PHILApELPuI>-Ar. April !, sch Elva T. Pet
tengili, Dodge Portland.
PoRrLA~p-Ar April II, -chrs. Victor Bunker,
Sullivan; Highland Queen, Bickfori, Hancock
Vixen, johnson, Hancock, sarah Rice, Prospect
Harbor.
Ar. April 9, sch. Unison, IIamor, Mt. Desert for
Sill April :, -eh. May wyman, Bunker, Ear
Harbor.
sALEM-Ar. Apr. ., -ch. Francis Coi1in' Belaty,
Ellsworth.
PExsAcoLA-sld. April ., -ch. y. y. Haskell
Avery, Providence.
PoRrsMorTH-Ar. April q, sch. Geo. Il. Fer
guson, Ryder, Bluehill for luukers
RfCHMoND-Ar. Apr. ), schs. >peedwell, Web
ster, Rockland; Addle Jordan, Hartman,
Boston.
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ATTORNEYS PRESENT.

MAINE PATENTs-Lis: Of patents issued
TO Maine inventors for the week ending
April 6, 1886 reported for US by J. r. Ma
son. solicitor Of patents and counsel in pa
tent cases, Wheelwright & Clark's block
Bangor, Maine:
+. J. AveriIi, Bangor combined spoon and
scraper; A. II. Bingham, Benton. butter
moding machine ]. A, Finley, Vanceboro
combined square level and beyel; X. L.
Peavy. Cape Elizabeth Depot, lock gate
L. Sargent & c. Chase, Upton, mop
wringer ". Titcomb, Waterville, prevent.
ing boiler explosions and water dia-
phragm for steam boilers.
Whole number for the week patents,
4ss; designs 10; trade marks, 81 labels,
6; reissues. 3; total. $50.
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Henry NJ. Sprague, Of Augusta. President
Fernsld and Superintendent Gowell were
present during the inspection. There has
been no change in the condition of the ami
mails since the last report and it is generally
understood that the cattle commissioners
have no hopes Of saving any part of the
herd, but will a, once order il to be entirely
exterminated. At present the cattle are Of
no use and the cost of feeding them is Of
course very large. 1t is therefore thought
better to kill them and thus end the disease
than to keep them longer at an expense.
The herd is valued at nearly five thousand
dollars.
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Franklin

Franklin.
Mrs. Mcneil is very sick.
Ralph Bingham will give an entertainment
at Town hall, Wednesday evening, April IA.
We hope to see full house.
Sam. A. Blaisdell had services at the Bap-
fist church, Sunday forenoon and evening.
II. l.. Gordon has large assortment Of
spring millinery.
school in the village taught by c. F..
Dwely, numbers sixty scholars. j. X.
Hooper has about the same number at the
Lyefeld.
April ~. HIT OR MISS.
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-ai:oa.ion 9; the New cou-.
House.
COURT BALI N rnE EyK>r>G.


l-'>!a' morning. though ushffrd IN by
Notable weather. ionnd the streets 81
III .a"t'h iul. a pedestrians EVIDENT! ~
'A-'1 eAteN nu'n 81 'h. events Of 'ae day.
DannE aA the forenoon the new County
o4ti-.nE- Wei" open 70 the inspection OF the
putte, ana hundreds awaited themselves oil
the offered opportunity to look them over.
Ia TIE afternoon, long betore the hour az
i'''''- i'' 20" d'"''"'of! service arg
"f'F "' p''p'' wa s'e'' "''N'''H 20,
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spoke W. Of IL progress, industry, culture
-..;,irs. w j,ct oolv ,,a,.,i,l mos
''''' '''' =
peri'y he speaker,in beautiful words after
,s;.r,s..,, of slavery CHRISTIANITY Ioger.
-
s4.!>u, / ,bor Reform, &c. formally accepted
:,h,, l.;... Il, c.l
ne 'a'''''s' '"s0N''lS '"s "'Ss'" y o'r
IN ;hs temple OF human j1stice. Nr Spot
fora speech was ao'e' huh'"'"us anu e'o-
Quert
thi,f Justice Peters said 81 ar
a., hopo, IN the County d. dan.
c3ck and rs citizens. Not the County alone
saouII be thanked, but tie faithful and IN
trIlistut County Commissioners. Referring
to tie changes which have taken place in the
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Resolutions of Respect.
HALL OF EGGEMOGGIN LODGE



Whereas. An a-wise Providence has re-
moved from our midst sister Jennie Judge,
and
Whereas. This is the second death that has
occurred i'm our lodge since its reorganization.
il should incite us to greater activity in the
temperance cause and prepare Us for the call
which must come to Us ALL Therefore be il
Respired That in the death Of sister Judge
we have lost member whose place will long
remain vacant. both in our hearts and in our
Lodge. But we may find consolation in think
ing that she has gone to that better world
where sorrow and signing shall flee away,
and He shall wipe our tears.
Res0ired. That the heartfelt sympathy of
the Lodge be extended to the family in their
affection.
Resofred. That these resolutions be spread
on the pages of our records and copy sent
10 the family OF the deceased. and to the Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN for publication. Also that
our charter aud rcgalia be draped in mourning
for period OF six months. in token OF respect
TO the deceased.
OWEN l.. FIVE, com.
ALICE VI. STANLEY, on
CLARA NJ. LUFkIS, Re-.
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BARAcoA-Ar. April |, sch. Nellie Woodbury.,
Hodgkins, New York.
ToSALA-Ar. Mar. y, Wyer G. Sargent, Sargent.
BrENos AYREs-Ar Feb. 20, bark Auburndale,
King, Portland via Bermuda.
ST. JOHN, r. R.-Ar. Mar. IA, sch. Wademar,
Parker Pascagoula.
In port Mar. % sch Mary Lord, Lord, from
Brunswick, Ga.
ST. join, y. BAR April 8, sch. Northern
Light, Harper, Mt. Desert.
BERMuD.-Ar March 26 bark Mary I. Hale,
Uiyyins. from New York.
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North Lamoine.
Mrs. Isaiah Young who has been the past
week or two. dangerously i'll, has SO far re-
covered a. to be about the house.
On Friday Mr.. Alvah Graves who has
been at work sometime past at Bar Hafbor,
returned home, having 10 leave work on &C
count Of i'll health.
Rev. VIM Foy and wife. who have been
sopping a few week. in town, on their way
o Outer Greek, Mt. Desert, departed for
that place on Tuesday morning, the 9th inst
Mr. and Mrs. Algernon 5. Austin were
made g lad on Friday morning, By the birth
Of second son, weighing nearl, seven
pounds
On Sunday afternoon our regular semi
monthly meeting was held in the school
house, Rev F. Han field preaching from COS
pei according to ST. Luke "A: 20. The
house was filed and after the Sabbath school,
a half hour or more was spent in devotion
al exercises, which were deeply interesting.
April Is. DSETT.
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Senator Evarts gave dinner party in
Washington this week to Chauncey NJ.
Dspew. A number of Republican Senators
were present.
-Messrs. Smith, Sands, Bixby and
Hatch. members of the Governors Council,
visited the Name State College farm the
9th, aud made very thorough examination
of the diseased cattle. The councillors
we're accompanied by Cattle Com
missioners DR.. George II. Bailey and
Hon. z. A. Gilbert and BY Colonel
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face indications

W. a miner would very properly term
.-. s..s indications" of what is beneath.
.-. -le PimpIes, Sites, Sore Eyes,
l-a-f.. md Cutaneous Eruptions with
XIX! Il pcople are ANNOYED in spring and
4-r.. simmer. The etrte matter accumu-
-el during the winter months, now
llalasirs presence felt, through Natures
, stl ayors TO oxpel it from the system
A4HIs IL remains. it is poison that testers
iatLs .od and may develop into Scrof-
t.la. j his condition catIses arrangement
If the digestive and as>imilatory organs,
Win f., linz of enerYaiion, languor. and
sNea ine->-often lightly spoken Of a. ''oniy
sarisr fever These are evidences that
M s not able, unaided. to throw off
ll-e. -.ipt atoms which weaken the vital
. fer r.. 10 regain health. Nature must be
ai. hv a thorough blood-purifying med
ic4n-; and nothing else is 50 effective Is
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The Best Washing Compound

q The day i und0u1tTNTN JNNF~ TT IT
PEARLINE. II rlran>c~ the dirilc~t aud most
delicate fahri, without INJURY and With little
labor. For sale ~ 1roccr>.
Rprkarhe !, almost immediately relieved
Nv wearing one " tartcr- smart weed anl
Brlllanuua Blckachr fia~ter~ Try one amt
br free from pain. Price - cents. For sale
hy ;. u. Virgin.
If Won want a custom -uil made from the
best II material. trimmings and workman
ship ia the highest style Of art, and 20 fit like
the paper on the Walt Irayr Your measure q
thu Boston Clothing Store and you viii get nil
10 these. an3 luort Al ~ lnw Prices a. can Pr
shown IN ihr country. lntf
ssI~ in Gt- -t.puci fir' by nr, Kline <
t,Trat Nrrtr Rr-tnr,r 81 Flt- attyr first day II
u-. Marvellous rurt- Treatise aud s1nu triil
l,,pIr. frr. a tit eases. ~yni "a pr. Kline, 'Gl
Area So Phill-, PA lyr1
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School commence. the first Monday in
May, Frank +. Mace teacher. His mother,
Mrs. Clary Of Holden. has been visiting him
for few day..
RIVER driving Is n, bushes, here now.
April II.
South west Harbor.
$ ". llarhor ha. been oyershadowcd by
gloomy sadness for the past week. coca
stoned d, tie terrible disaster which &C.
CURED here during the violent storm and
gale OF Tuesday night. April d. The schoou-
cr Cnanilcleer Of Nualhaven. apparently
safely moored IN the harbor. dragged her
anchors and struck on Black Ledge, dan
gerous mass Of rocks lut,lng into the har-
bor near Freeman wharf. In crew N three
are al lost a. there se'rry reason p believe,
though Two nt nv bodies nre undi,cuv-
cred at the present writing. notwithstanding
a vigorous search. by dragging the harhor.
has been Kept up severa' DAYS. EHiH We'd
nesday morning a. Thomas Robinson de-
seended 70 the beach 70 look aiter m boats
hr stumbled upon 'tr haiN n ~ anknn"n
safer partly tWh'udr" m l''t >and' AhA ny
're same time deNcrrd ihr "rrcN stranded
On The ledge Hastily >ummo"ns aid' me
unfortunate seaman was conveyed 70 Ire
mont HAL where he was examined b!
physicians VINO declared mat lite haa h"'n
rHunrt toT some hours >ympaihh!ns
hands procured suitable clothing rom t"r
nearest sioTe and kindiH cATti 'oF 'hf i"-
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by Tie >eieetmen OF fremont, the ere" OF
the Life Saving Station and citizens 10 gen
,r,I ID recover the missing bodies. Friday.
IN. .,,,,,.. .y,h. .cba.,.r a d w.h.,.r
III
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officer. single, aged 81 wears. and Robert
Oliver. Spanish bow Of -. cook If the
y... ni;,.. t.4 -.,..-..,.i -, 81.
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Sup. Jud. Court---ApriI Term, 1886.

l.. \. EMERY. Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS oil THE COURT.
II. Il. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
q. +. FELLOWS. County Attorney.
Miss NINA :. POWERS, Stenographer.
u. l.. FITI b., Sheriff
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
A. r. Burnham. b. T. Sowe. y. W King,
Geo. p. Duttou. John b. Redman. y. ?. Wis
well. II. +. Hamlin, L.. \. Wyman. Ellsworth
L. b. Deasy. Wnl. 7. Foster, Bar liarbOr: II
A Trip, Bluehll; o. r. Fellows. Judge o.
p. Cunningham. Bucksport; Geo. NJ. Warren
Castine; {. A. Spoford, Deer Isle; Z. Web
ster French. fremont; VIM. Freeman and f.
|. Campbell Cherryfield.
The court opened Tuesday at O'Clock /.
NJ. and adjourned 10 meet Wednesday fore
noon at II O'Clock. The jurors will be i'm
paneled at 50 late an hour to-day "wednesday
that we art Obliged to defer list of them I'M
Ill next week.
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Great Pond
Sunday morning Eugene Bragg and Net,
tie Coson we're married B, Rev. Mr. Foster.
Mr.. Foster has preached his farewell ser
mon here, having taken more concentrated
field of labor.
Mr.. Mosher il intending to build house
this summer.
School commence, the first Monday in
May, Frank T. Mace teacher. His mother
Mrs. Clary Of Holden. has been visiting him
for few day..
RIVER driving is the bushes, here now.
April II.
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Married..

Eisworth-Apr :, by Rev. r. ". savage, dr
Richard Perkins of East Lamoine and Mrs. Helen
NJ. Jordan of Ellsworth.
Oceanvlle Deer Isle-Mar. p. BY Rev. +. II
Doane, Mr.. Chas. +. Small and Miss Lillian u.
Jordan, both of Deer Isle.
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Died.

4. Foster & Son are Agents for Morton's
greenhouses and can furnish flowers of AL
kdns at short notice. 1yr49s
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East iamotss
Miss Mary Merchan, Of Hancock i En-
gagged TO teach the summer term Of school ~
district No /.
Miss Jennie Ryan. OF Prince Edward l.
lanI, who has spent the winter at THIS place,
returned 10 her home the i.h inst.
The farm known as the Brown place has
been purchased and viii soon Be occupied
by Mr.. Eddy and family, Of Clifton.
Mrs. Alden Higgins has returned from
Bar Harbor where She has been attending
her daughter Mrs. Stephen Leland, whose
health Is in a critical state.
April 80, wedding reception at Mr.
and MIR. Richard Perkins. SiGNLT.
Apr. 10.
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PENNYROYnl PILLS

'CHICH ESTE RS GliSH.'
The Original and Oni, Genuine.
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lame PAPER, 'hiehr.,rr ,hrnisai CO.;
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SPRAY.

Nam selling rie,rs Of county buildings
at the door)-"Have view of county build
ings! only % cents"
Fisit0r-"O, yes" Not quite understand
ing he takes view and marches on.
After a short lapse of time he makes his APP
pearance at the door again, very much excited
and says: "You can't play that on me, they
do not charge any admittance here and want
NV money back, :"
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CORRECTED WEEKLY.
April -. 1886
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-18
Christ's Death Warrant.

OF the many interesting relics and
fragments brought to light by the
persevering researches of antigua
rians, none could be more interesting
to the philanthropist and believer
than the following, the most impos-
ing judicial. document ever recorded.
1t has been thus faithfully transla-
ted:
Sentence rendered by Pontius Pr
late, Acting Governor of Lower Cali
lee, stating that Jesus of Nazareth
shall suffer death on the cross. In
the year II of the Emperor Tiberious
Caesar, and the 9th day of March,
the City of Holy Jeruselam-Annas
and Caiphas being priests, sanctifica-
tors of the people of God-Pontius Pr
late, Governor of Lower Galilee, sit
ting in the Presidential chair of the
fractory, condemns Jesus of Naza-
reth to die on the cross, between two
thieves, the great and notorious evil
dence of the people saying: ln
l.. Jesus is a redeemer..
2. He is seditious. i'
8. He is the enemy of the law.
4. He calls himself falsely the Son
of God.
5. He calls himself falsely the King
of Israel.
6. He entered into the temple fol-
lowed by a multitude having palm
branches in their hands.
Order the first Centurian, Quintius
Cornelius, to lead him to the place of
execution. dany person whom
soever, either rich or poor, to oppose
the death of Jesus.
The witnesses who signed the con-
domination of Jesus are:
|. Daniel Robani, a Pharisee.
2. Joannes Robani. U
3. Raphael Robani.
4. Japet, citizen.
Jesus shall 60 out of the City OF
Jerusalem by the gate of Strannus.
The foregoing is engraved on q
copper plate, on the reverse side Of
which is written "a similar plate
is sent to each tribe" 1t was found
in an antique marble vase, while ex'
cavating in the ancient city of Aquil
la, in the kingdom of Naples, in the
year 1910, and was discovered by the
commissioners Of art of the French
army. At the expedition of Naples
it was inclosed in box of ebony ant
preserved in the sacristy of the Car
thusians. The French translation wa
made by the commissioners of art
The original is in the Hebrew Ian
guage.