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Longfellow and his Brooklyn Critics,

Among moral faults or pcccant offences
there are none, we think, more despicable
than immodesty, unless, indeed, we except
false modesty. Real modesty is something
which every true man and woman should
love; indeed it is something which every
true man and woman does love; but
pseudo-modesty is different quality alto
gether. Prudery is no more akin to true
modesty than the best policy" of the
uell-known proverb is akin to genuine
honesty"
We hsve all loved Henry W Longfellow,
AmerIcss-aye, Malne-. noble poet. be
cause every word be ever wrote Was
marked with purity. and tended 10 the
elevation % mankind. oue 81 his best
aud mosi highly appreciated poems 10
The Baliiug ~ Tho ship chssts IN ser
t.meni And pure ~ diction. Il i.s Gsnrrsl
iavorts e.g,,, ais among the children ~
whom t AA. hs.u rvad or ree.tes frsm
every -ehoai house. platform 10 ihe laui
1906 rHw fert, sear- after d va written
Mr-~r- James ta@sck srf John Gallagher
TO i"NAg 70 Ia ths fif ~ bro'A 70
y = Asvr discovered ths, a. words ~
.t rs 49, r.rr-.s covers f1r
pogo tl.a- 81 arI ar~ therefore lufi
~ tas unoerui ears b; ths pu5 : under
m'.h' wa.
EIat .tt ..sH .ttl+ ua.i.r IS y rs.f.
r fHaH- fa'n. hrrs-i
Aui rt.r taa-r w.. kn,sn hae- That
t 4e aAtt rti~stsl alu if,1> - times
-.s START. .. rt.. .s.rr.. 10 '...
lHr thr - p. /. III. hsr 49,.
Ari - 4rn.nE v iit big faat o.. ground
'i 'uf tNltin., HA 90 t"lud.
fnt- 'ni. 'A' ~ M arms
AID th,u a. 4 20 make the ab.ur,itty
..t r,. .t.,.4 49,. ....t,,;e,l rr.
"N'' ecu y Ahl'l a. hoAIons
! -kr h.r. o4 bridegroom. old and sru,.
, aAr htr ~ th, protecting arm..
l,n l.atjti,..g.haf. uow 49,
She u,, within those arm. INST rre..
Her form " ilh many sofi cares.
~ tenderness aud f" Atchfu. care
one pnly 81 the board OF education. Mr.
ll, ,.rt.-,
,,.,..., a., ,.s',..'
~ ~ 'neii s"A n-e
tenant Tor the suppression OF the lines
quoted above, and he has declared that he
Nou,. remove his children from the
..h,.,t. -s.t,- .h... = - a. -,
'"e'1 o'oh
Relative TO the matter in question the
NJ y.rl y,,5,.,, !, ~ -,
,4,.... i, 4-o.,..
''"N ''' many
lay mas TINS 10 say
The revolt of these pure minded IN
-ruCtors Of the rising generation has been
directly provoked by the introduction into
tac reading course Of q corrupt and de-
aa>ng poem called The Building OF the
snip, repu:ed 10 have been written by one
Ii. W Longfellow. But this is only the
eliminating incident in long course Of
systematic outrage. Other poems of this
same man LOngfcllow have been used ID
The schools against the earnest protest Of
the principals one Of them Il entitled
The Psalm of Life"-its verv name in
t!catiug it, -hockinglv irreligious chsrac-
ter; ana il contains, among lines that can
not here he quoted this Infamous passage
Act. act IN The liking prsser,
Heart within and God oerh.sd--"
,yord. which INNS, b, r4ht-.,..
.,rn,,.n, bnvs Ind III ~ rorsato 49,.
way. ~ yir,no 49, s. I,i,'ia, ,,tS|n, .ts
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Maine ". G. T. U.
rnR ANNUAL CONVENTION ~ SESSION Al
PoRTI AND.

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION IN SESSION Al
PORTLAND.
POKrIhNp. Oct. The annual conven.
ton Of the Maine Woman's Christian Ten
pcrance Union is In session here. The
opening session was presided over by Mrs.
l.. VI. y. Stevens. and was devoted to or
ganiZation. An address of welcome was
delivered by Miss c. VI. Dow. of Portland
and arcsponse was made by Mrs Hub
bard of South Berwick.
Reports OF superintendent were read.
There are now 1855 unions, 40 having been
formed last year.
NJ the afternoon session of the W. c.
I L. State Convention the report of Lucy
Snow on evangeli~tic work was read and
approved, also the report on juvenile work
by Mrs. Francis Chaudle, Of ST. Adams
and the report on the suppression of i'm
pure literature by Mrs. ! b. Hin, of
orono. Mrs Barstow, of Bangor. made
brief remarks, and Mrs. Hannah Bailey
of Winthrop, made = report on Sunday
laws. Tonight there was an address OF
welcome by Rev DR. Merrill and an ad-
dress by Mrs. Frances lisrper, Of Phila
delphia. Mrs. l.. NJ. y. Stevens made her
annual address.
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mined stand which he took in the early
part of the session, and the mastery man
ner in which, without once losing his head.
he has presided over the tiercest parlismen-
tary battles ever known, it is improbable
that such record could have been made
as is cited above. All honor to Speaker
Reed - OXFORD Democrat
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Their. are hundreds Of patent attor-
MES, but there are none more prompt.
trustworthy aud reasonable in their
charges than Meesrs. c. A. Snow & Co,
10 sth street. \. W, Washington. u. c.
We take pleasure IL recommending them,
and in calling attention to their advertise
ment which Will be found 10 another col
umn Of this paper
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

10 HEREAs, Charles Clement OF Penob-cot.
W Hancock county and state of Maine, hy hi.
mortgage deed, dated March 3lth. A. u. ls9O. and
recorded In Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Book
-, rage l2i, conveyed to me. the undersigned A
certain parcel q real estate situated In Penob-cot
the west by the highway on the south hy land
% lizard Rowden on the north and easl by land
of william &. Heath, same being the homestead
~ said Charles Clement; and wherea- tbe condi
ton OF said mortgage has been broken now
therefore by reason Of the breach Of the condition
thereof, | claim foreclosure of said MORTGAGE
MARY T.. WARREN
Castine Oct 9Th, 1890 sw4I
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63,57s
Original Matter Containing Hitherto Un-
published Information.

Captain Cbas. King. who recently visited st.
Paul and Minneapolis for the Cosmopolitan
Magazine, has prepared for that monthly an
illustrated article entitled Twin Cities of the
Northwest" which will prove interesting read.
ing not only to the citizens Of these two cities,
but also to great number Of readers scattered
throughout the country who have watched
with establishment the marvellous growth of
these towns. His article will appear In the
October issue, which will also contain the
second part of q story by Julien Gordon, the
nom de plume Of one of New York's famous
society women, story which has attracted
wide attention throughout the east, the writer
bidding fair to make a reputation far In ad
vance of Amelie Rives, or any Of the Ameri-
can stars appearing upon the literary horizon
within the past two OF three years.
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Bluehiil.

biuthiI
The events OF the week have been the
! town fair which took place the first day
Of October The day dawned exceedingly
fine. Soon after daylight people began to
arrive and by 10 A. NJ there were no less
than four thousand people in town, num-
Der never before brought together in Blue.
| hill, The town hall was decorated ex.
ceedingly we'll and the exhibits were I'M
usually large and displayed to good advan-
tage. The admission fees to the hall and
dinner far exceeded the receipts of any
other year Much credit is due to Mai
Appel for his efforts to make it success.
Remarkably good order prevailed during
the day and evening, and everybody seemed
to enjoy himself.
Miss Eta Slower left for Boston, Mon
day.
There was an accident at the quarry on
Long Island, Friday. Richard Duffee was
killed.
c. II. Bill. Jr., is still in town.
Mrs. Sweet and her daughter Josie re-
turned home from Salem Saturday
We are having unusually fine weather.
The new roof on Mrs. Morton's house
is nearly completed.
Work is progressing rapidly on Mr.. Dur
gan's new house.
The Baptist parsonage is up.
Mr.. Herbert S. Smith and wife 90 to
New York this week to visit their son, II.
A. Smith. Esq.
Medical convention met at DR.. Bunker's
last week.
Rev. Mr.. Trip is in town.
Mr.. Geo. H. Slower is expected about
the 18th.
The Rev. Mr.. Drew is in i'll health.
Mr.. White Of Rockland, arrived in town,
Saturday.
The ladies Of Bluehill are deserving Of
great credit for the effort to make the ex-
hibition success. The premiums viii be
given later in the week. and no doubt the
ladies' exertions will be rewarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hincklev went IN
Ellsworth, Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Hinckley is still with her
daughter, Mrs. Foster, at Bar Harbor.
Oct. 6.
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The Vote for Governor and Congressman.

Below we give the verified summary Of
Names recent vote for Governor and Con.
gressmen:
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Gbe GlIsuortb american
THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1890.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu
nirations. The name and address OF the writer
IN all cases indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but a. guarantee of good faith,
We communicable to return or preserve com
munications that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-09

-AbseondiDg cashiers should always take
BOX Of Brussels soap with them, a. there's
nothing in Canada that can equal II.
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the Democrats be allowed 10 capture the
House of Representatives and pat sud
den stop to our rapidly increasing pros
perity?
The fact that Republican Congress
passed, and Republican President signed
river and harbor bill which apprupriates
5000 ,oo0-about one-tourth Of the entire
amount carried by the bill-for the i'm
provement of the Galveston, Texas, bar
Dor shows how sectional the Republican
| party is.
What think the people OF party that
deliberately stays out of the House of Rep
resentatives in order to prevent the trans
action of the business for which the people
elected them, and for which they draw
handsome salaries? That's what the Dem.
ocrats in Congress did. OF course IL is
perfectly natural that the Democratic Rep
resentstives should have found the sur
roundings more congenial at their head
quarters, over bsr-room. than the hcoi
Of the House; but what think the iutelf
gent Voiers'
Do YOU believe Ia the right 81 the ma
| Ioflty 10 ruler Then you must act viii
the Republican party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-09

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for laun-
dry use-Brussels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-09
THE FIRST STEP.

Probably your grnuImother when child,
knew aud used 1ohn-on's Anodyuc Iiniment
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REPORT DF TIE
q N ID L T. L Q N
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
~ Ellsworth. NJ Ellsworth Nutrr state 10
Maine, at the close ct hu-lnr--
Oct. = l-pr.


STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY nF HA>CoCk. s. i Fred L. Kent,
cashier Of thr above named bank clio -aIrmnly
swear that The above statement l. true to the best
Of my know ledge and belief.
FRED l.. KENT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this sth day
Of Oct, l-sS.
HENRY W. CU~HMAN
f>eal) Snt,rv punttc
COrrect-Attrst
\. L. WI>WELL
:. X. WHITING Directors.
r. II. GREELY,
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Of the House but wha, think the iuteln
gent Voiers'
DO YOU believe Ia the right Of the ma
ioriy 10 ruler Then you must act with
the Republican party
The blocks With Wh.eh ~ are build
lns ID. real hou~e In Which v. i've are the
ever present moments -. our by one. they
cpme o. D. We can make 81 these mo-
mrut ANnui What W VII our gjory ~ oar
sham. u Ne truly -hsp- and fashion
these W snail hu.ll " i.,ly ard securely
~ uaos-i al thor, 4. ~ ever can Ne 20
ne in time 20 eternity +. The eternal nv.
ans CUR hsIpiur-- - n. -cry j. al ia that
ur Ths opportunities ~ thc over pre-
eni h1lr ~ the un,y opportunities which
wi ever ~ afforded %, The man who
s-.- '.roa-h th- ~orla singing EArth
IS desert i-e4r h.4y,n - nv bonn, 20
mas ful ou' a. IA, that i, tArr earth d lr
heaven ha. ans .s, save tho~y we are
anie to ct cut q 'a,A passing inmate.
wa.it II d. bur, w command
The %. - want, 4 'eslc. fof tAr Dem
oCrsrt party We Know N several IN
HAurrck county who ar ym,uently lifted
10 their own estimation. - .ay ,he very
least fnr Tie responsible position sui
llsAn ha> man--a Young man right in
the ,isor ~ lfe-who wouid be gsd to
sacrifice himself on the altar of hi. party.
leadership, and Ellsworth has two or
three who would count it gain to die in
leading the Democratic party to certain
defeat Possibly leader might be re-
claimed from the ranks Of the Labor par
ty, for We have in view certain locality
where Day unto Day uttereth speech, and
Knight unto Knight sheweth knowledge
There is no speech nor language where
their voice is not heard" Then there is
the town Of B-.but there. we can't name
all the good stock for leaders To do so
would take columns Of our valuable space
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where they felt be would DO more safe.
The case was reported TO the county
officers who expressed their regrets at
the affair, and promised him aid and,
protection. lie and HIS wife and four
children were placed Ia q house not
more than two huDdrsd yards from the
county COURT orss, where they remain
ed for week or more, during which
lime he WAS visited by the grand jury
OF that county, who pretended 20 be
anxious TO get some clew to the parties
who assaulted him. After hearing e.
nough from him TO ffnd out that he
knew too much for the safety OF some
of the friends, they left him with the
promise that they would call and see
him again. Well, they did call again.
but they came at night as they had
done in the past, with shot guns aud q
ball of fire, and there, right under the
eyes of the courthouse, and within hear
ing of the Judge and Sheriff. The
house where the half dead man was
staying was visited by second mob
the door broken down a fire ball thrown
into the house that they might see to
kill him. and fifteen more buckshots
poured into his already lacerated body
This time they would have finished him.
but fol- the indOmitable courage which
saved him in the former struggle. Fear
ing that something might happen, he
had requested his wife TO place pistol
and rifle along side Of him in the bed.
Hence, When the door few open. he
raised his pistol and shot out the two
horror, and then shot three balls from
his Winchester rifle. But for these
shots bred by Jones they would never
have left him alive that night, but they
knew he was a man of courage, aud
like Brewer of Jessup, Ga. fame, they
knew him.
have taken considerable space TO
write up this iteun as I believe the
afro American every = ssese~ white de-
ploring he sufferings Of this man and
the advantages taken of him, will feel
proud TO know of his manly courage
and pluck he has shown against such
great odds IL we had more men Of the
Nelson Jones stamp, we would be faI
better off. After the last mentioned
occurrence, and seeing that II he re
manned in that section OF the country he
would be killed las those who commit
ted the deed considered his presence q
continual lebuke), he was brought e
this city, Savannah, where he now il
with SOME prospect OF recovery. aside
from the fact that he has 70 bulle
holes in him, and 10 bullets in his body
now and still alive, there Is still anothe
feature about the thing that seems won
derfuily proverbial; namely that while
| the house in DoIh instances, tbs furni
ture aud even the bed was LITERAL,
riddled with balls, yet not his wife no
either of his children got as much as I
scratch from ball. He says that
ball passed through his wife's gown
but did not take tffect.-undianapolis)
freeman.
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GOOD STRINGS

tars, 'Banjos and other instruments, we have q
brand that we zV01yaNf, called the EXT RAJ
which we will send to any address. Sample sci
of finest EXTRA" Gut Strings for Violin, 4oc.
Guitar 6oc Banjo soc. Silver wire strings, per SCI
Violin, age, Banjo, 3oc., Guitar, 4oc. TYALIEf
u. MOSES q CO., 1905 Nam 81, Richmond, "a
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BRtGKSt

The Union Brick Co. of HenricO
Co. yard, 31st st. between T. and
u. SITS. is prepared to furnish Ma
sons and Builders with the best
simon. paving and eyebrick at
prices as cheap as furnished by
any yard in the city. Orders filed
and bricks delivered any where in
the city. Orders may be left with
the following places: Miles & Gil
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Christian 26 and g. 7. SITS. Joshua
Fry, WOOdville Va. Chas. z.
Johnston, 316 N. 9TH St. s. w.
Robinson 23rd N. 18th st. An.
derson Evans 7O2 3Oth st. Rich
mond Wood & Coal Co. 21st
aud Franklin St. VIM Custalo,
7O2 4. Broad st. Industrial Day,
2O6 w. Broad st. also at the
Planet Office. Phone No. 1872.
ENNIS DICKERSoN JR.
General Manager.
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$50

Total number lynched, $50
"Shall this barbarity continue, un
til the God of retribution martialt
his strength against the barbarians?'
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Now IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET A
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IA
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S fsss of S S %0.sS s % abav in the human nee show
= = MERCHANT Roll Up Wealth Help
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eveanE Rewards hereafter Rens for hope
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PLINE now MIND RULES. MANS GUIDE WHAT RIGHT
teaching develop
children
why Tropical
Mody galleries
High school Why
DFumners VANITY Original sin How
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MIND S9G contrast and
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pracced
How wealthy onfdenced by
The arts and tricks and Ingenious devices nsC BLACK
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AGAIN Rel ULsED.

The brutes left Jones, as they wanted
Ftc ge1 70 their MONIES before daylight,
ana The next morning his wife found
him where ne fell. He was taken up
Aby frlends, aud fearing that the MOP
,wonld come back aud hnish bin, they
took nun 10 the city OF Valdosts, Ga,
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LYNCHEp.

Toss ntmber persons lynched from
Jujg %, 1sk1 90 Jolly 20. lSS9. 243
40. III Coloxed man, 81. An<tfn La. /
e. - DAkgs tSranOh Va ]
80 John Trner Fayettevills,
West vkszfDR. /
Co$orSd boy near Boy kins De
poi He touctIed a white
woman Hgbtly with a switch.
Hs btxfy rnidled with bullets
Seps. COtored man roasted IN
Wayne Co., /
4 Colored boy near Atlanta Ca.
s ColoTed men, LehOre Co.,
Miss 100
10 FrankStack and Dave Boone
Mergantown, N. q. 1
Walter Ashbuiy. Pooler Ga. /
Louis Mortimer, charged with
being an accessory IN a MUIR
der near GAINESVILLE, Miss.
Sol Purne'l at WinonR. Miss.
Oct. 20 Joe Harial, Columbus, Miss. /
- ID VIM Moore Jessup. Ga. 1
Nov Owen Anderson. Leesburg Va
- 2l Robert Bland, Prince George
County, Va. /
Nov 26 Colored boy, Lircolnton Ca 1
Dec. RObt Biggs, Lake View Tenn 1
" 26 1eter johnson, Billy Hops,
Albert Harper, Dan Jacobs,
- calvin, - Fluetr, -
Schiller and unknown col
ored men At Jessup, Ga. 10
Dec. 2e Ripley johnson, Michael Adams
Peter Bell, RATE Norrel.
HOgh Furse Hudson johnson
Robert PLR lix. judy, Jones.
= O. g
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N. B-Always on hand a few
second hand PIANOS of the best
makes = same but slightly used.
Prices very low, and terms to suit
anyone. We will give Handsome
Piece Of Music TO any one sending
US the name of probable purchas
er of Piano or Organ in Virginia
or North Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

In Stale issues there developments aud
the business covered by sales OF 3 900 special
tax receipts at q. There was no business done
in city bank stocks
The general bond market quiet and firm.
But AtchlsOn, Topeka and Santa Fe incomes were
sold of Ga IS by the same interest which is
bearing" the stock otherwise there was not a
nuctuatiOn calling for comment Reference IS
made to our full report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The local money market, despite Of the with
drawal OF S2,jOO00O for export 10 London, was
unusually easy at 3 l-2a3 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day
follows: Exchanges, $l05,466,4l0; balances,
$G,2GO,740.
- The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day Sj27, 600. Its net gain on balance
was $2,s76,410, made up by coin gain Of
$2,67l ,0es (which includes S2,5oO,0OO received
in payment of gold bars taken from the Assay
Office for EXPORTS and $204.4s2 currency. The
days operations included Receipts, 81, 06j, OPS
payments, SCI $685. resulting in a general bal
ance of ST. 40, 53e, Ol2, consisting Of Sl735s225l
coin and 80, 95e. 76l currency.
The United States Treasury ct Washington 70
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Chr Curt,

MONMOUTH PARK Races Long Branch,
vi y. J-EYEEY TrL5DAY, IHCRS,DDAaTY sgd SAT-
URDAY, until tn RSDAY, AUGUST -
Central R r. ON j. LiIgF;y $. Ferry. SIP o:l5.
10 - II Is a. n l. 80 l. 40 90 80 p Pennsyl.
1snia L. H. CortaLdt ana Desbro,,es s. Ferr,e, 10:
II 30 a. M II M, Il 80 p. Il p. IA. On sa;nrtays
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