Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-30

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lowed nv - r,,.- ,rnIressive rrsr.r NO ~,
i. 4 Holden. 4 BEAUTIFUL tnrf ,.Ttm'..r.
atlcr Brl,. hy tha Misses Grari.. fswtnp
4ua Bertha Ieloaut IA listened IL MIN
much pleasure. Introductory ,emarks nv
Rev f. Ireland were what uight N. *.
pec.ci from ,Ai, fearless exponent Of trut},
ana ri.h-eoll-ue.- one ~. h.s .vit..r,tv
put on the whole armor Of the Lord and !.
working yallautlv To supnrr>. sin and
niquity Select reading by M. 4
Holmes, whose rlucutianary gif, !. alyav.
much enioyed. consisted In well cho.4n
extracts from the speech Of an Fnyli.b
speaker in Parliament Temperance solo
hy +. /. Higgins was. a. his tenor solos
always are. much auprecisted Remark,
by Mr.. Arthur HAYNES had the true pro
hibition ring. vivid picture "a, drawn
Of the ocean surge- beating against a ma
sive barrier rock, for a time seemingly in
vain, AT flood tide, then leaning tr'
umphautly over the huge obstacle and mr.
iug the cavern beyond, smile Of the ten
perance situation at flood tide STRIKING
heavy blow, st the giant rock of the run
traffic. which in time Will be drowned ont
Of sight In the sea Of public oninjnn now
being educated to true standards Of thought
and action There wa, no hating or nm
decided note in the speakers advocacy
of woman suffrage as a powerful factor
in Fastening the glad time of national nrn
hibition. Another annronriate dnat was
finely rendered by Miss Dora Parker and
Grace LawtoD. Miss Hetti. HANDY vprv
acceptab!y filling the plsce If oryani.. Tar
the evening. A poern Jim Price,s Rad
Dream. " read by Mrs ! NJ Mason wa.a
picture of .put vonrself in her nlaca :" a
drunkard at home in SORROW and ra,s
while his Mary spent her money for whis,
kew al Brago's Mr. Sv}va.,er yo,,n,,
man graduated from Bucksnort S.u,jna,r
who has lately been TRAVELLING throngh *
western states and canada AMI hss ,r ,i,o
messed tho yorki,as ~ w.. iioa .,a' w
both high and low, gave some excellent
talk Oh that and kindred points of the ZEN.
perance question. He remarked that twas
often said that "half loaf was better
than none" but for his part, If that half
loaf was poisoned he would rather do With
ont till he could get whole loaf unadul-
terated. He disclaimed taking pessimis-
NC we" ol the SITUATION yet felt com
- 70 present 10 hotice some OF the
pelnieious llethous tlat are retardlng
s ane soou "orh' notably 'he wrong IN
,taa hs,, eananalns rom PFoie>sed chris-
o ~ nm w au if ,icense Jaw
nar'fnf h ~ Danie L iianus sho"eu hiuch
ciraIt, $3.50 anu ieeaicn' ooing prIh-
or.ssof no tor9 ~ .ne lse anu pro
ino Win an o,rrdS. ~ n.y. e'nen', emu
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dit.t r" wv w pal % .lie ealeiess anu IN
sentiments and d.iiv ,p ro ~ ene eApiessed
ern D,niel ,bat h. - 80 800. ~ ou' niou-