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At times had severe spells OF neuralgia
and rheumatism, which caused rae to have
severe pains in my head, back and limbs. [
was very nervous and could not sleep. l had
no appetite and lost hean until l got into
very weak condition. 1 took great many
kinds of medicines. and did everything 7
could to get better. [ went to the springs
and staid there for several months. but it all
seemed to do me no good. then went to
Sacramento to consult doctor about my
condition, as 1 became alarmed for fear [
never would get well. some of the merchants
whom l asked told me there were a great
many people being cured at the NeagIe Med
ieal Institute. I took their advice and went
to these doctors and put myself under their
treatment. I soon began to improve and have
continued, and now after three months treat
ment. I have been entirely cured and am p
we'll man again, and take great pleasure i'll
giving this statement TO DR.. Neagle to pub
lish in the newspapers that others who are
afflicted may go 70 the Neagle Medical Insti-
tute and be cured. THOMAS O'BRIEN.
NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE Of PLY
SICIANS and SURGEONS, located perma-
nentIy a 12412 X street, Sacramento.
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Do Nor NEGLECT the symptoms of i'm
pure blood. Do not disregard Nature g
cry for help. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
and guard against serious illness and pro-
longed suffering.
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels,
act easily yet promptly and effectively.
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pretty boat; and I admit, from sheer sent
iment. l cannot bear to think of her being
chopped up for firewood. So inharmoni-
GUS, don't you think?'
The old sailor looked sullen and said
nothing.
Mr.. Ruin leaned his elbows we'll on to
the table in confidential manner and
reduced his voice to husky whisper
ing.
my brother told me he should not
mind seeing her and her days as pictu-
rescue wreck, but TO sell her for match
wood was barbarous. | was really of the
same opinion. And-and-couldn't it be
managed for her, Captain Andersonw
The two looked at each other narrowly.
IF you can get any one to do it, of
course it can be done. But L would
sooner
Now before you Judge hear me,
Captain. | feel sure you could find me
that man if you chose. Sea. the Chryso-
lite Is insured in the Jupiter insurance
Company for 99, 600. Here is the policy.
And the man that saves her from the ak
and makes picturesque wreck of her
Will earn the gratitude of Messrs. Ruin &
Ruin and 5000 besides"
For once even the remnants OF a smile
had disappeared from the senior part
ners face. and he stood confessed-the
type OF cool, financial sCoundrel.
The sailor, OH the other hand, was agi-
tated as no one had ever seen him before.
The veins stood out out on his brawny
throat like rope. His eyelids were pur-
pie For a few moments his head SWAN.
Then he righted himself as suddenly with
an emphatic refusal ready on his lips.
But the willy partner had left the room.
This gave Anderson time to think, and
the more he thought the more that pile Of
gold forced itself before him, until for
sooth he fell to thinking how such an end
could be compassed-by another COM
mander. He saw clearly that a skillful
seaman might achieve this thing with
slight danger to himself and his crew.
And all this time the $4,000 shone SO
lustrously that his moral vision was
dazzled, and the huge iniquity of the
whole affair was rapidly vanishing from
sight.
When Mr.. Ruin re-entered Anderson
was looking ashamed and guilty.
well, Captain Anderson, can l help
you to conclusion?" came from the oily
lips.
"Its this way" replied the old man,
turning round, but keeping his eyes
fixed on the carpet, 81 can't do it. No, l
can't"
Mr.. Ruin eyed him obviously and
rubbed his chin gently.
Pm sorry-very, very sorry! Three
thousand pounds won't go long begging
though. And l shall have to accept your
resignation, Captain"
Anderson only took up his hat and
walked slowly out of the room. He had
rot descended many steps when he turned
back and reopened the door.
NO. SIR" he said, "it can't be done. I
must think it over, and-no-it can't be
done"
With that he went his way, miserable.
The same night he received letter by
post. 1t contained his old commission,
reinststlng him in command of the Chrys-
olite.
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Whoelmen,s Motto is Coined.

Gadzooks-lt seems to me that the
wheelmen Of the world ought to adopt a
motto.
Zounds-W Veil, they couldn't do better
than adopt the saying already in common
use: TITS good thing; push it along"
New York Tribune.
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Eastern Grain NIarkets.

NEW YORK, August I'd.
WHEA T-August, 1870; September, 731S &C.:
October, 7314c; December, 741ac; May, 771lo.
CHICAGO, August Cd.
WHEAT-August, 673sc; September, $3.50;
December. 7O16o; May, 741ac.
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Dressed That Way.

81 wish 1 were q man." she sighed.
He quickly raised his head
And looked at her in wild surprise:
II thought you WERE" he said.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole care asses
from slaughterers to dealers.
BEEF-First quality, o@515c; second quail
ity, 4@5c; third quality, 3@4c y 10.
VEAL -5@6c1a tor large and 6@71fc p d for
small.
MUTTON-4@5c u ID.
Handspring. 5@6c r ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4@4Hc q u for hard.
3@314c for soft and 4c tor feeders; dressed
Hogs, 6061ac . ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-07

Reporter You want me to invade the
privacy OF this mans home, listen at the
keyhole, pry open doors, waylay him in
/ he hall, bride the servants anything TO
find out what the trouble is between him
and his Wife No, sir, | won't do it.,
Editor tsneeringly l-And thought you
We're newspaper man.
The first chapter in novel coutained
the following: And so the fair girl con-
tinued TO sit on the sands, gazing upon
the briny deep, on whose heaying bosom
the tall ships Went merrily by, freighted
All, who can tell, with how much Joy
and sorrow, and coal, emigrants, and
salt fish?n
These tremen must be frivolous set :"
said Mrs. Spilkins, who was reading a
paper. why sou II read in the paper
that after fire was under control the
tiremen played all night on the ruins.
Why didn't they go home and go to bed
like sensible men, instead Of romping
about like children"
He-I never saw anything like his tide
Here I've been pulling steadily for ten
minutes, and We don't seem to have
moved foot. She latter pause)-Oh,
Mr.. Stroker, I've just thought OF some
thing-the anchor fell overheard while
ago, and forgot tn tell you. Do you sup
pose 1t could have caught on something?
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DEER ISLE NEWS.


Green's Landing.
{. /. Bourne is in Wslthsm, Mass.
Benjamin Barbour came by boat, We'd
nesdsy.
Mrs Herbert spofford left for Boston,
Tuesday.
Harry Haskell has returned to George
town, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Marsh aud youngest child
are quite i'll.
Mrs. r. X Knowlton WIS in VinsI-
haven this week
Mrs. II. Z. Gillcy 5 visiting her parents
in Portland.
". {. r I. meets with Mrs. Susie
Smith to-day.
Schooner "Rienzl brought a load OF
wood fer I. Z. spofford.
United Builders OF the Methodist
society. held O'Clock supper at Smiths
hail ON Friday.
Mrs. Georgia Barbour. Mrs. Amanda
Green and Mrs William Pickering have
been in Boston recently.
Mrs ) " Fihcld viii take charge Of
the cooking at the home bakery while
Miss Cora Small is in Boston.
Teacher and pupils of the high school,
With the teachers OF the graded schools,
gave fine entertainment at Music hall
on Wednesday evening, to procure funds
for school bell. There were recitstions,
readings, declarations, vocal and instru-
mental music and very creditable dis
play OF talent. About 81 were realized,
making he bell fund sonnet hing over $50,
Noy. /. ELSIE II.
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Wet Brooksville.

West BrooksviIle.
Mrs o. 5. Tapley is in Everett Mass.
Mrs. Perl Gott has opened millinery
rooms here.
Walter VI. Tapley, of Rockland, paid his
mother, Mrs, George II. Tapley, short
visit last week.
Charles Babbidge and wife arrived
Saturday and will return to their home
in Portland this morning.
Capt Brooks Grindle and son Waiter,
who have been barging the past year be-
tween Norfolk and Sound ports, arrived
home last Friday for the winter. Capt.
Grindle reports rough weather on the
coast the past month.
Capt. jerome Tapley, schooner "Es-
telle," arrived at Vineyard Haven Oct
80, twelve days from Turks Island. lie
reports fine weather up to Burmuda,
thence to port, strong southeas to north
east gales. The ''Estelle' IS bound for
Bangor, with salt.
Nov. l. ToMsoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Eat tBlnellll.
: n.li-L.cnaL - -. Il. - naqes.


Eat Binemi
Schools begin to-day NJ ISIS i-lz% ie
LeaYitt VIII teach tue grammar anu LIZ
zie Maddox the primary
Mis- Etheiyn NJ. Long VIII resume her
duties as teacher OF the grammar schoo'
at Blaehili village to-day.
Miss George l. Long came home from
Somesville Saturday to her sisters we'd
ding, and returned yesterday
I randaos was taken seriously i'll in
obnr.b YESTERDAY and had to be assisted
tn his home. twas the recurrence Of an
old tranf.I.
-........s Nj. ,,rs-. l,,l, Long
- - = I'm, to Ep3s STAINS
e'1s ~. El,,,. Of the bride
.,e.@ 80 - P. = Roam Of
-" =, - IN. ,.,,,ad re-
= ,,.,5yi,,,r ,,i,I be- ruh!ished
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Hancock.
Miss Geneva Fernald, of Franklin, Is in
town.
Mrs. E. L. stratton is in very poor
health.
H. G. Farnsworth has returned from sea
after long bsence.
Mrs. Preble. Of Bar Harbor, i, visiting
her sister, Mrs. +. II. Bartlett.
The grange has a piano in the hall on
trial Win a view OF purchasing.
Ms. Alice Laws, " ho has been teaching
at sullivan Harbor, came home FRIDAY
night for short vacation
Owing to the absence Of the pastor no
services we're held in the churches sun
day. Next sunday the services Will be a.
usual.
A. J. Foss has sold his residence IN Bar
Harbor, and with his family came here a
few weeks ago, intending to make this his
future home.
VA. Wilkinson, formerly or this place
but now of Rockport, Mass, with his
bride, came on the saturday evening
train The happy couple are receiving
congratulations and best wishes from
host Of friends.
The Willing Workers presented very
successfully the farce Murder VIII Out +"
Friday evening. Misses Nina Springer
and Bessie Stratton rendered their parts
in very pleasing manner. Miss Belle
Wooster sang very prettily. Nearly s25
was realized.
Nov. 1. NJ,
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West franklin.

West franklin.
E. DeBeck has bought nice colt
f. w Smith is Singing his house.
Mrs. George Smith is visiting relatives
at Surry.
Julius Darling has had his house newly
painted
The endeavorers recognized Tuesday
evening at the church.
Leslie Clark will go to Lake View to
find employment for the winter.
Charles Bunker. of Eastbroo is haul
ing paving blocks for Smith Bros.
j. Driscol1 has been entertaining WISH
tors from Massachusetts the past week.
Jacob Springer and Charles smith have
been to Mariavil!e the past week on bust
ness.
George y. Whitaker has hired to go
into the woods for Arvill Jordan, Of
Walt ham.
Lydia Whitaker is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. George Coombs, and Eva
Whitaker is stopping with her aunt,
Mrs. {. E. Butler.
NOV. ,. Oh E Err.
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North Deer Isle.
Mrs Roland Lowe arrived home last
week.
Mrs. Leighton is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Priscilla Hardy
Frank Hardy and vile returned home
from Boston last week.
Miss Grace Hatch has been to Portland
visiting her sister, Mrs. May Hutchinson
There viii be a sociablc in the school
house Friday evening OF this week.
%dy ) JOSH
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The wife OF Leonard Wells, OF East
Brimfield, Mass, had been suffering from
neuralgia for two days, not being bic to
sleep or hardly keep still, when Mr..
Holden, the merchant there, sent her a
bottle OF Ghamberlain's Pain Balm, and
asked that she give it a thorough trial
On meeting Mr.. Wells the next day he
was told that she was all right, the pain
had left her within two hours, and that
the bottle OF Pain Balm WAS worth $500
ii 1t could not be had for less For sale
at so cents per bottle by George a.
Pareher.
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Waltham.
Hattie Jordan is visiting friends in
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Ella Martin has gone to Ellsworth
for few days.
Ella Treadrick, who has been in town a
few weeks, has returned to her home in
Ellsworth.
There were services in the church Sun
day, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Smith, of
Mariaville.
A little stranger has made its appear
ance in the household OF Herbert Jordan.
It is a boy.
The card party was very pleasantly en-
tertained last Saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Giles. The first prizes
were won by Ada Cook and Simeon Blake,
the BOBBY By Willard IIaslem and David
Wilbur,
Nov. 4. H.
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SargentVille.
Mrs. d. w. Low returned from Beverly,
Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. II. w. Sargent and daughter went
to Castine Monday returning Thursday.
Capt, R. B. Sargent left Monday for
New Haven TO join his vessel, the Fred
Cover
The steamer Florence" made special
trip to Castine and returned Wednes-
day, bringing home Miss Laura NJ. Dority
a normal school student, who was very
i'll. She is now somewhat improved.
Nov. A. H. S.
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.oy.i
I


Deer Isle.
Lizzie Dow Is quite i'll.
Oscar Murcy is at homr.
Mrs. Charles Greenlaw is in New lork.
Charles Eaton came from Boston sat
urday.
George Presley is having his house
shingled.
Z. T Carman has his house ncNl
shingled.
{. ". Bryant left last week for Florida
here he VIII spend the winter.
Mrs. William Haskell, of stockton
Springs. i visiting her sister and mother
There was the baptism and admission
e one member At the First church, last
sabbath.
Rev J. : Eleaard- has been again in
ylted, by heuuanjmous vote Of his PEG
pie, t. remain with them the sixth year
baa T Gouaut died ON Tuesday Of
consumption. Funeral services Were held
al the Congregational church SUNDAY
afternoon.
NoY. !. IL
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West sullivan.
FRANK

West sullivan.
The Granite hotel WAS opened Tuesday
evening of last Week, by the new pro-
prietor, Bradbury Smith. A large COM
pany assembled and gave Mr.. Smith a
"benefit. All speak in the highest
praise OF the occasion and the attractive
menu, so tempting to the most exacting
epicure.
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East SuliiN an.

III
Capt. +. L. Bragdon arrived IN toAn a
few days ago, to spend the winter with
his family. The captain has for he past
three seasons been on steam yacht FOR 8
Mr. Foster, and this season sailed over
four thousand miles on pleasure excur-
sions. Capt. Bragdon is the son OF Capt.
O. P. Bragdon, for many years master Of
vessels. He has served the district as
representative and senator, but again
returning to the old trade is now captain
OF the M. F. Cushman'
A social dance held Wednesday evening
at Temperance hall was well attended.
Quite party from West Sullivan was out
for sport, and acted as il they thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. Finale, skirt dance.
Music was by Tracy's orchestra.
Sewing circle meets Wednesday, Nov 6,
with Mrs. f. Noyes, jr., when the annual
election of officers takes place.
Capt. c. H. Wooster, OF the bark y. s.
Emery, now at Buenos Ayres loading
for New York, reports business in South
America very dull.
Nov. 5. FRANK.
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Sedgwick.

SedgwicE.
D. A. Carlton, who has been very i'll for
the past two weeks, is convalescent.
News from Ralph Smith, in Boston,
states that he is gaining in health, with
fair hopes of ultimate recovery.
Nov. l. {.
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niiler~i

Amherst.
P y. Giles is making some repair, on
his residence.
J. P. Grover and wife went TO EIlsw orth
one day last week.
E. H. Remission successfully lured
bruin to his death
George ". Williams recently made hi@
family a short visit.
A y. Jewett leaves to-day for short
business trip to Bangor
W. T. circuit and L. T. Johnston each
shot fine deer last week.
The base ball cranks are agitating the
subject OF indoor base ball.
p G. sumner has torn down his old
barn and Will build a new one.
There is some talk Of holding a series
OF soeiables for he benefit of he library
club.
Charles Dinsmore Will move his fam
/ lily to Beddngton where he is at present
employed in the tannery. The boys are
/ sorry to lose the Judge"
There is great boom in the banking
business of late in this neighborhood
Nearly everybody is investing in it.
Most OF them use tir boughs.
Nov. 4. PAT.
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iSluei,ill.
Mrs. Edward Herrick is i'll.

a HGrrfpE
s.,..,..,.-. .,..,,,.., >t,,,.ta,
w ''No,' ~ y,
MISS amy '''''' - al
a j. Long was IN bangor 'HS' "eeN
Roscoe Perkins was in town Monday
II. B. Darling killed buck Saturday.
Dn,ho- ua-sho,, :. a, tho R,uahiIl
housa
ia rur,i.
- .-..-.,....
"iNS W I'so''' % '7''' ~ - - : . : - :
Wv A'', ...''.,
M''' W ',''"''' "1'i'''' "a ~ u : ~ '.'-'
boston ih-' week
Mrs. \. {. Hinckiey, who has been very
i!l, j. improving
Nj. Fanny, t1irckl.v +. teaching school
a. the 'IHu''e distttS'
Eaen Mayo i building cottage a. III
dian Point Tor Dunbar Marshall
KENNEDY. stevens and Warren Kane. Of
LII. -. =, u,,,,,4.,.
ID u" ''''' "''e ~ ~" - -
- l. Anderson 81 t-'ls" " ~, =
sue't "i Ms 'F''heF-ih INV Hf. iiof 'oi''
Or. /. G. Barrett and wife. +. I. Fuller
ton and Vife arrived home from Boston
.,...t.,
Mrs. Kate Means, who has been spend
ing the summer IN town. returned 70
Bangor last week
The steamer FLORENCE" arrived from
plorL Leland SATURDAY, viii nas.enF.rS
80,
anu 'e'"I"'u 7u"u"S'
Mrs. Julia Wilson. OF Sedgwick, Is he
e,,,... ~ ber sis,ar Mis- MAY pter at
the Kline cottage.
.,.a,,,.- ..cothorf,,., arrived At he-
,,a.ta+,, S,,s.,. ,i,-t,t IT, r..
40 a. - - my =
ton boat having pteh iatt,
Mis- FHs Rriap,- md Miss susan
-. ,.zz.,.,,....=..t
~ h'liS' % i'''''"7N''' " - '''' = 1850 -
Alr- Mars h"'' "nN i-"sei i1e''e'i ia
returned from 'I'elF hunting mp III ''ie
woods Of Penobseot With sinai! game.
49,, W - ,,,3 ct.{ld ,lo
''''i' - NJ
have been visiting her parents III biaek
River, y. y. are expected home this
uecr
WIS II Grand time There y i'll lie IA social
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Gould>boru
Wilson Young sailed with Capt. Rice
last week, from Steub.n for Roekland.
Capt. Dunoyers vessel is being loaded
with wood by Libby Bros. He sails early
this week for Rocklsnd.
West Bay Juniors were defeated Satur-
day by the West Gouldsb oros. The W.
G's were too heavy for the juniors.
Mrs. Nat Sowle has returned home for
few days. She has been spending the
summer in Winter Harbor.
Fall term OF school Will close this week
Miss Milo has given satisfaction.
Miss Martha Tracy has returned to her
home in West Bay. She has been spend
ing he summer in Prospect Harbor.
The little steamer cripple arrived al
the W hsrf last week with Archie Rolf at
the wheel. The machinery will be re-
paired and the boat will be hauled up for
the winter.
Nov 4. p
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Sapphire Truth Is stranger than
fiction. Ananias Yes, but that is be-
cause we meet trui 50 rarely,
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Great Pond.
Mr.. Kelly, OF Hancock Neck, moved in
to camp at Rift pond for he winter, this
week.
A. X Has}am. of Waltham, and Luther
Penney, of Mariayille. were in town the
first of the week.
Ezra Williams has moved the unfinished
house, formerly owned by William Mark
ham, and is making it into a stable.
Mrs. Edgar McIninch has been quite
i'll for several weeks. Mrs. Stinson, OF
Cherryfeld, with two daughters, visited
her recently.
{. F. Rhodes, Of Ellsworth. photogrs-
pher, spent few days Of last week IN
town taking views Of the sporting camps
at Alligator, Great pond and Middle
Branch.
A b. HAYNES made a flying visit here
Monday. and we had the pleasure Of see
ing fine photograph Of his new hunting
camp at he Jo Mary lakes Mrs Haynes
accompanied sim a far a Bangor on his
return.
Little Mss Ruth, daughter Of Ezra " H.
lians, who has been i'll - long, has inn
proved very little. she i winsome
child Of about three, The pet = the town.
and familiarity called "baby. In our last
writing we thoughtles,ly used hat term.
and the editors pencil transformed the
word into one still more diminutive.
Nov. ,. FLossIE.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-01

Most people dread far more tho social
frown which follows the doing OF something
coHventionally wrong than they do the
qualms OF conscience which follow the doing
ofsomething intrinsically wrong Herbert
Spencer.
AS We hold a candle TO the flame until Il Is
fully lighted, so we must hold ourselves to
Christ and his word by meditation. -Bengel
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Sunny pEnpLE.

There's a certain old Lady, who lives In q
little old house, with very little in 1t to make
her comfortable. She is rather deaf and sh,
connot sec very well, either. Her hands aud
feet are all out Of shape and full of pain be.
cause of her rheumatism. But in spite OF all
this, you would find her full OF sushino, and
as CHEEKY ~ "A robin In June, and 1t would do
yoS good tO see her. / found OF. ono day
what keeps her so cheerful.
''When was child" sho said. "my
mother taught me every morning before got
out OF bed, to thank God for every good thing
that could think Of that he had given me
for "A comfortable bed; for each article OF
clothing for my breakfast; for "A pleasant
home for my friends aud for all my bles.
sings, calling each by name; and 80 begin
every day with heart full oi praise To God
for all He has done and is doing for me-"
Here IL the secret, then. of "A happy life
this having ones heart full Of praise; and
when wo do as this dear little old lady does -
that Is, count our blessings every day, in y
spirit OF thanksgiving for thcm-wo shall
find many = reason why We should praise
God.-Bulralo Christian Advocate.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-01
A TEAfpERANcE pEcALonrH.

The temperance society OF Odessa, Russia,
mas published In its Listok the following
Ten Commandments:
l. Thou shalt try to lead a sober life.
2. Thou shalt not treat the fellows with
spiritnous drinks.
y. Thou shalt not rent any part OF thy
mouse, thy store or thy snop as u place for
the sale OF sptrituous drinks.
4. Thou shalt not trade in spiriturus
drinks
o. Thou shalt not engage in the manufac-
ture OF intoxicating liquors and wines Of
any kind.
9. Thou shalt preach against drunken
ness.
7. Thou shalt persuade all thy friends and
acquaintances TO join the temperance So
ciety.
3. Thou shalt never repeat or circulate an
opinion In favor OF the drinking OF intoxi-
eating beverages.
0. Thou shalt do all that Is in thy power
TO prevent Others drinking Intoxicating
beverages.
10. Thou shalt watch the doings OF those
who trade in spirituous drinks and promptly
report to the authorities any of the actions
by which they criminate themselves before
the law.-The Templar.