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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Topic for the Week Beginning Apr. =,
Comment by Rev. ). ii. Doyle.

TorIc.-Envy and dcovetonsness-how to con-
quer them. IJohn ii, oil. l5-l7.
Envy Is a spirit of i'll feeling toward
one who may occupy better position
or possess more advantages than our
selves. Covetousness is an unlawful de-
sire to POSSESS that which does not be-
long tO us, 1t is strictly and emphatic
ally forbidden in God 5 word, the last
one of the commandments given to
Moses being prohibition of covetous-
ness.
!. Envy and covetousness Il John ii,
Old. These words have already been
popularity defined. John here speaks of
one who hates his brother, and the topic
would seem to intimate that the hatred
arose from envy or covetousness. John
hero also describes the condition of the
one who enyies OF hates his brother. He
may think that he Is in the light, but
he is mistaken. He that sayeth he is
in the light and hateth his brother is in
darkness, even until now. He that
loveth his brother abideth in the light,
and there is none occasion of stumbling
in him. We may think that we are
in the light, that we are children Of God.
but If there is hatred and envy and COW
etousneSs in our hearts toward our broth
ers We deceive ourselves, and the love
ot God is not in us.
?. How to conquer envy and cnvet-
nSness II John ii, 1910. Love not
the world, neither the things that are
ia the world, tor if any man love the
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Five OF the seven Christian Endeavur
societies connected with Grace Baptist
church Of philadelphia, the two Junior
societies being excepted, are carrying on
mission in that city. Each Of the STE
tions takes charge III turn for week,
furnishing the preacher and the prayer
meeting leader and caring for all the
work
The Endeavor society Of Trinity NJ.
L. church Of Millville, n. j., has paid
off mortgage Of 5000 on the parsonage
and raised 500 for the church in four
years.
The Christian Endeavorers Of Hart
ford have taken fol their coming year 5
work the key word Earnestness. Let
US all adopt it.
The Endeavorers Of the Christian
church Of Minerva, o., recently gave a
potato social. The practical result Of
the evening was the collection of 2j
baskets Of potatoes, which We're distri b.
uted among the poor Of the place.
The Christian Endeayor society is not
alternating animal. Rev. F. P.
Berry
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~ Find Pussy Willow, in the City
How Succeeded.
F,,iip, sur. mat ,b.z.. us,,n t,,-hst
h-.t.
"'''o" o'' :
started ~. Yesterday 10 pursuit NJ -om".
Being a stranger, hardly knew which
Wv ro.p, hp, haat.d ,,,vsrI .o,,,. ,,,r.h
i,nt
Aiter waking long distance without
seeing ev-n -nrab OF any Kind to rn-
r.,pr,.. ,nr .st,d h,y y,h,r, ,n., f,
'''. INV ""''' III al" ''''-'
could hni any pussy Willows. lie lo k"d
81 tnc with oue N those iuqlfr!u. stare,
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these vessels and how they pass some Of
| their surplus time; but tonight will not
wander into personal remarks beyond my
own gangway.
We have onboard Americans and some
exceedingly poor specimens of the Italian,
French. Spanish and Scandinavian. The
only mixtures in a congregation of this
kind that are ever especially conducive to
discord are French and German together,
or negroes and Irish. Either of those two
pairs are almost sure to be otherwise than
harmonious.
Last evening | overheard the Italian
bo~n telling the boy that on his fathers
farm near Naples, they had hogs eight
feet long and six feet high, that when
they get away you never catch um, they
60 sanv's three horse Now | am very
fond or liar, A whole slu!cd. free
hearted liar who never practices any
economy 10 his language is very often
interesting You know better than TO be
lieve him when he accidentally wastes a
word of truth and 1t does him SO much
good to be listened to while 1t can do YOU
40 possible harm to he attentive. But to
tske the mind Of an innocent youth away
Oh under the yery shadows OF yesuyiu-
on to The backs Of hogs that he could not
possibly reach up TO, was providing for
my dcpraved tastes entirely too well. But
on the other hand his clearuess ID com
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional county ne,es see other pages


South Deer Isle.
Stone work is starting up at the Land
ing, and 1t is hoped that the business win
be better than 1t was last year.
The school committee has elected Mrs.
| NJ y knowles TO the Office of supervisor
| OF schools. As she has already served
acceptahiy In that capacity her former ex-
| perience will be hep tD her future sue
! cess.
! There was pig race here this week in
/ which the pig and his owner, assisted by
| female neighbor. took part. The pig,
| which had just been purchased and put
| into pen, jumped over the wall of his en-.
| closure and made direct tracks for place
| about quarter Of a mile of where his
owner was al work. The man gave chase
| nnarmcd, but the ncighbor armed herself
/ with a feed bag and after an exciting race
| the bag captured the pig. The next day
/ he escaped again and took for the woods
and this time he was caught by a Young
| -lrl wh' totk pity IN the exhausted owner
ana came t. the relief of the afflicted He
| is n''w IN durance vile and his owner homes
u keep him So.
The second town meeting resulted in n
| large majority vote against the proposed
division, as everybody expected Deer
Isle has taken long stride ahead from
| last year i'll the matter of raising money
ior roads and current expenses, and also
the second meeting voted the necessary
| aPpr ptlauons for repairing the mill
Hllt road which was 50 much needed
ms road winds round a rocky hill with
many short curves, whore the drivers of
! TWO teams cannot see each other till al.
| most N collision, and the road is so mar.
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One Cause of Biliousness

A prime cause for biliousness, which
now hangs out its warning signals, is a
dilated stomach. 1t is a state Of poison
ing, caused by the action of decomposiDg
germs on food remaining there which the
stomach has been too overtaxed, or too
weak, to eXpel. Someone goes so far as
to say that 'if man is bilious he ought
to he ashamed of himself, for it means
that he has abused his stomach
1t arises primarily from an unnatural
distention of the stomach caused by over
loading il; but, in a weakened condition of
the whole physique, is sometimes due to a
breaking down of the stomach. For the
first incipieut attacks, when there Is
heasiness, languor, and drowsiness. with
coated tongue bad taste in the mouth
headache, perhaps, and some dizziness, a
free use of grapefruit with a careful
abstemi0us diet for a week, and plenty of
exercise in the open air, with early hours
al night,-say nine O'Clock for bedtime, H.
will in most cases effect perfect cure and
save tedou, illness DemOrest's Naga-
zine
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TOWN MEETINGS.
Hancock County Town Elections
Officers and Financial Statements

Hancock County Town Elections
Officers and Financial Statements.
AURORA.
Annual meeting March 2G, officers
chosen a. follows:
Moderator-H. f. Silsby
Clerk-Chas 7. Susby
Selectmen-A Z. Mace, II. T. Sllsby. G.
II Butler.
School committee-H. a. Rowe, H. T.
Silsby, J. z. Richardson.
| TTeasurer-F S. Rowe.
/ Collector-E. j. Archer.
Constable-E. E. Rowe
Surveyor OF lumber-H L. Rowe
Highway surveyors-H A. Rove, Howard
Crosby.
Truant Officer-A. +. Mace.
EAsTBRook.
Annual meeting March 26; officers
chosen as follows
Moderator-Wm II. Lawrie
Clerk-Aden Butler.
Selectmen and assessors : Henry H.
French. James A. Lawrie, John l..
Demeyer
| Treasurer-Freeman Butler.
| Collector of taxes-Wm. F. Cousins.
( Superinte ndjng school committee-J. ID.
| Crimmin, A. p. Bunker, Asa w. Goog-
( ins.
CAsTINE.
| Town meeting was held March 10. Geo
II. Wltherle was elected moderator for the
thirty second and P. J. Hooke. town clerk
1 for the thirty fourth time. The following
( officers were elected
Selectmeu-Geo. A. Wheeler, John 2.
Shepherd, Geo. W Perkins.
Road commissioner-Hen Grindle.
Tressurer-C. II. Hooper.
School committee-Rev. o. II. Fernald,
G. Fred Jones, Geo. Wescott.
Wallace, F. Z. Lewis.
Engineers of the fire department-Frank
+. Rea, C. A. Collins, J. w. Vogell.
Collector of taxes-C. II. Hooper, at /
and lS per cent.
Constables-Chas. Collins, J. NJ. Vogell,
J. NJ. C. Gardner, Frank E. Rea, Jos.
Hackett, John Snow.
The following sums were raised Support
OF poor, s70O Current expenses. $500.
Highways, si,750. Schools, 81, ,S25 The
proceedings of the town meeting were
witnessed By about forty students of the
normal school, mostly young ladies'. and
by several ladies of the town. The
moderator expressed the hope that at no
distant day the ladies would be participants
instead of spectators, which sentiment
was vigorously applauded.
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sullivan Harbor.
March %.

sullivan Harbor.
Mrs. w II. Lawrence has been quite i'll,
but is improving.
Sorosis met in the hall last Thursday
and the company greatly enjoyed de-
ilclous clam stew made by Mrs. A. L.
Wilson aud Mrs. + W. Bridgham A vote
of thanks was given to Capt. Colcord who
kindly sent several pounds Of crackers to
the Soross Dancing, singing, reading
and music occupied the evening This
week they meet at Mrs c. w. Corners by
invitation Of Mrs. A. L. Chase aud Mrs. Ii.
B. Stevens.
The high school closed last Friday after
pleasant and profitable term of ten
weeks. Mr.. Snow has shown much in.
terest in the school, and has won the kind
est regard of all the sCholars. In the
evening an entertainment aud flag drill
was given in the bail, the proceeds to
purchase books and apparatus for the
school. The drill was excellent, and
showed much care in the preparations
Miss Margaret Taylor as leader was a
great success. Miss Helen Thomas was
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tape
Joseph st. Orde is al home at present.
Miss Louise Bates is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. W f. Blake
George Dyer and Ephraim Dyer are at
home from Lynn, Mass.
There have been mauy chopplng
matches, so nearly all ,he wood is chopped
Samuel L. Bates of Portland is expected
soon TO visit his aunt here and also his
parents al South BrooksyllIe.
WIIburt Crockett and Lester Blake are
TO 90 - New Haven, Conn, next week.
Lester will see his sister Carrie in Boston,
as he calls al that place.
The inya'ids are gaining somewhat.
Mrs Garrison is much better. Mrs. s. b.
Nichols Is quite well. She insists that
she was bridesmaid at Mrs Emma Con-
dons wedding, and is much grlrved that
the South Brooksyille correspondent
should contradict hcG. She remembers
many incidents Of the wedding | told
the tale exactly as She related it to me,
but perhaps &C" has a better memory
than the old lady has. Mrs Nichols was
born In Brooksville. but mas lived here
now only about four years and 8 half;
She moved here from Orrngtou, where
she had lived about twenty five wears
She has not lived in Brewer for about
thirty years, although &C" wlt4 hi, as
toundingly redundant memory asserts that
she lately moved here from Brewer
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Waltham.
Mr. 5. \. Jordan i quite i.
Mr.. J. y. Rhodes i visiting friends in
Bangor.
Eli Durham 4, doing quite a business
making sprlng beds.
James Dyer, who has been in poor
health all winter i improving.
About four inches Of snow fell Thurs
day night and it made lively work for
teams the next two days.
Mr.. and Mrs Kitchen. who have been
spending the winter with their daughter.
Ms Elliot Jordan, have returned to their
home in Wesley.
The many friends of Mrs. Joseph King
man viii! be pleased TO learn that the can.
| Ger with which she was troubled, was
successfully removed by DR.. Wheeler OF
Chelsea, Mass, three weeks ago, and
now she Is SO far recovered that she /,
| about the house.
March 2f
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hr REv. TLtro JOHNSON.

br REN. FLkro JOHNSON.
Ef yer reck'ns fur 20 go It jes' precisely as yo'
An de master from hts girdle win onhitch de
gol'n keys
Won you ;-tep across de threshold Nv de mighty
An tell yo'yo'!- welcome to dc mansion In de
sky.
pere's mistake somewhat
n 70 scatter ~ vile ostscs in n Maytmc Nv
de wear,
VIDA motion dat october II I'LL 20 barn, my
honey dear,
Dat de oat-e- in lie furrcrs go'n to change yal
Ter corn,
Better hark 10 Ma-sar Galrti, who's a shoutln'
from hi- horn,
Dcrc'- mistake cwhaT"
pcru'- n warnin' rolls from Siuy, rolls a thun.
d'rin' r!Eh, an lcr.
An yo' hcuer listen careful. for H. tended for
yo'-ef.
"ff yo' -ro~c- d; Dc angll wo't IS maxim up ~
CON 70 aI>ify Dc agsgr- 40 80 Won, iay fun
amount.
pcrc'- mistake soraowiAr."
ff yo' fs.1lc trcmhnn' fingers grip dc finger uy
~ NJ. trabi A de torc. 10 a. clcarin' At de cn.
EVER -uNtn' axe lower dat j. lpyAl an Il true
EFcT trG-itu' In Hi power frr 20 ~cc SO -afely
>o n!-takc ia, time
y J. Iadeg,Edc-s
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perfect in ner representation Of old
maid. and her recitation was loudly ap-
plauded. The entertainment was repeated
at West Sullivan. Saturday evening.
March %.
Surry.
Mrs. Hattie Trewcrgy is quite i'll.

iiS' hossio IteWcISJ is quite Ill.
Capt. Henry Herrick who has been con-
dned to his house by illness since last Oc-
tober, has so far recovered as to be able
to walk out on pleasant days.
The NJ. f. church quarterly meeting ser
vices were held here Saturday and Sunday
March "a and 25. Presiding Elder Norton
conducted the services and preached two
very Instructive and helpful sermons. 1t
was the unanimous wish of the quarterly
conference for the pastor, Rev ID. Smith,
to be resppointed to this charge for the
next conference year,
Our free high school closes this week
after session of ten weeks. The super
visor and district were very fortunate In
securing the services OF Mr.. Scammon OF
Franklin as teacher He has given excel
lent satisfaction to both scholars and pa
rents He will be remembered here as an
excellent teacher and q genial and exem-
plary young man, and all hope that his
services may be secured for the next term.
Our young people are taking advantage of
their good educational privileges, so that
our schools rank among the best in the
county.
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sedgwick.
A c. Dodge has returned from Massa-
chusetts.
o p Carter has been to Surry to see his
mother who is very i'll.
Schooner &C NJ walton" Capt. Lane,
is in port; she arrived Saturday.
Frank Anderson, who has been i'll about
a year is not improving as was hoped
but the spring may give him a start to re-
cOvery.
Dr. r F.. Hsgerthy has bought the
schooner Irving Leslie, and will send
her to the Grand Banks later in the sea
son. Capt + o. Churchill of Orland, will
command her.
March 26
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West Trenton.
Mrs William e Bunker : In very poor
health.
+. :. Hamor, wife and daughter Liun.r,
of West Eden, are in town visiting rrla-
ttves
George W Austin and family are about
to move to Bar Hsrbor Il j. understood
that his hrothcr-in-law David NJ Bunker
has purchased his farm
Capt. Cushman +. Alley /, putting hi>
vessel. the H. W. Cu-hman. la fine re-
pair for the season business hy the way
Of cau.klng, painting. etc.
Newell +. Burns, who has been employed
on the Ftchhurg railroad A. carpenter for
several years j. here visiting hi, aged pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa NJ Burns
apt. Horace Barn, lrft home on Mpu-
lay Of this week for Portsmouth, \ II
to take charge Of his vessel, the schooner
Sadie kimball. for a season business
Miss Les>ie VI. Hopkins entertained a
party Of her young friends at a sociablc
at her home on Thursday night, March y
The evening was pleasantly spent in soci4l
chat, with music and amusemeut> Re
freshments were served
March y Roy.
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south Bluehill.

south BIuehill.
Miss Marcia Day has gone to Sargent
vile to work for X. Sargent.
Capt. Otis Candage left this morning in
his vessel bound for ROckland.
VIM. Rice of Lamoine, is spending a
few days here holding meetings.
Isaac Dow and wife, Miss Nellie Friend
and Miss Blanche Billings are visiting here
and at the Falls.
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| and associate with of all the families of
| the earth.
| 1t is rather amusing to notice some of
the most perfect free trade for sll the
rest of the country and the height Of pro
lection for the industries Of his own
particular constituents, which action on
his part. incidentally (?) means protection
to his own chances OF reelection And
yet, he Is only propounding the first law Of
nature - fpreseryati0n. | know how
It's myself | am wicked protectionist
for everything except refined sugar The
sugar trust is "a mon~trnus octopus, a
robbing monopoly" Those are just the
correct words - gathered up great
variety of such English from free trade
speeches durng their last oyer-suc rts ful
campaign-thcy were flying around lan-r
aud were applied to most everything. from
the farms of six sheep to the mills then
| employing thousands Of wel-paid men.
Among other bal haiti, II the sugar
trust, II buys up raw sugar Ii Cuba III
enormous lots and employs very large
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'''o oeu'''iuSaA hisehln'Fy ai'oa'y oh 'he
plantations would whirl on the centre a
few more times, making a white aud fairly
refined actcle, which the produccr would
mp u'ie0A 70 uea'etS' ahu from thal 'h'
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SnlithN ilte

Wallace 4 Smith Bros have commenced
their spring saving.
Mr. ami Mrs. William Adams ana son OF
CherGytield are visiting relatives here.
William Harthorn closed a successful
term of school at the village last Friday.
Five graduated,
goodly number of relatives and friends
met at Leonard Cleave- Saturday night,
to help celebrate his seventy y-second birth
day Several presents were left him.
Remarks were made by +. W. Cclves Of
Prospect Harbor B. W Stevens OF the
village, Mrs. Henry Cltayes Of this place,
and there were recitations by Misses Mary
Cleaves and Lizzie Smith.
March DC
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south ~urry.
Leyyrett Morgan is laid up with rheuma
tism.
Horace Young Of West Surrv was here
On business last week
Mrs. David II. Curtis Of Bluehill ha-
ben visiting relatives here
Andrew Haskell Is very poorly. His
grandson, Fred Curtis j. living with HIM
Several of our stone cutters are At work
for tar White Granite company in Blue
AiI
Ms. Laura Treworgy has gone to south
Blneh,u TO work in the family Of Nj
Caudage.
Master Charles Cunningham of Hall
Q1arry has been here spending few days
with relatives.
Capt Albert Treworgy intends to start
his vessel in few days. Geo. W. Tor
rey viii sail with him.
James H. Young intends to move his
family to Hall Quarry next mouth, where
he expects 10 be employed the coming sea
son.
March 20. Sirius.
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Everett ODER IL now at home after his
seasons teaching at Machias
Abel Bartlett mas most of the stakes
driven for his weir at Birch Island.
Leon Varney Of Camden. formerly of
fhi- place, has been here visiting friends
Mr.. Harvey from Marshall's Island has
bought the Robbins place and will move
up June |.
IA Alley has been stopping few days
win Fred Bartlett, but has returned to his
home n Trenton.
Mr.. Ralph Of Southwest Harbor, was
here few days ago and Vie DIX returned
with him 10 visit her sister, Mrs Ralph
The clam banks arc again paving a div
idena, and quite number are ayaiNng
Themselves ot the opportunity TO get lit
Tie pare change A Farnsworth has the
clans for canning.
Thomas Bartlett anu Mr.. Libby have
been No the Island IN business connected
with the Tiukrr- Island trap company
They viii begin soon To put down their
traps and VIII have quite a number of
weirs this summer.
In the communication from East Surry
your correspondent says Howard Milllkcn
had been teaching at fremont. He taught
school At this place, town Of Mt Desert,
and after successful term of high school
took the town school b.
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Mariayille.
Fred Jordan is quite i'll.

Fred Jordan is quite i'll.
Robins have made their appearance once
more.
party of young men and women at
tended the ball at Amherst Monday night,
and report good time.
Mrs. Annie Jordan of Waltham, is
spending few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William Carr.
William Fl DeLaittre and family, who
have been living at Amherst the past
winter. have moved home.
March %.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all Hard.
soft Or tallpuse7i Lump- and Blemishe- from
hur-e-, Blood ~pavinr, turb-, Sphnts, Sweeney,
Hing Bone ine-, Sprain-, all swollen Throat-,
Coughs, etc. save so by u-e Of one bottle. War
ranted The most wonderful Blemi-h Cure ever
known sold by :. u. WiggiD, druggist, Ellis
worth Nc
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Itch on human mango on horses, dogs and all
stock cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's San
itary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by 8. ID.
Wiggin, druggist, Ellsworth, Me.
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Bearing-down Feeling
MARRIED WOMEN

And those about TO be should secure Mrs Pinkham's
s,page illustrated book it contains lots of advice,
and will save much sickness. Address, with 7-oent
stamp. LYDIA Z. Plnkham Med Co., Lynn, Mass.