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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26

L al -isss= n say Tint the old time
Thanksgiving dinners were the best ever
eaten and ta4- the features Of the dav :
celebration When We were buys inconpar-
ably better than the football and other
games that are chief features now But II
you were a country hoy % or 80 years ago
you might remember some peculiarities OF
the day as rhen observed that ght have
been ples4saufer For instance the ser
ulor.s which used 10 have to attend were
Tremendously long drawn out and exceed
iHRly d-sary efforts and l used to sit in
agony through the hour and sometimes
hour and half consumed in their deliv-
cry. Then the dinner. Il was q big one
al ny father house. and il took DAYS and
days % 81 -se.ty for II But during all
this tine q pre- .a-arien mr. life was a bur
den. All the women folks were rushed
with work and therefore cross and
'toQchy,' and when l was not kept
busy helping them l was b.ing shooed
out q TIE way, - that should not inter
fere with tie gross u affairs 50 many
persons were aszed 70 tie dinner that we
children had = wait invariably, and there
were always six or seven ii u
Now. my father was the CHIEF deacon Of
his church, and the ministers by was al
wa. : Dlie q l--c C4---Ct7cI VINO waited
He was such mean little chap that we
never got o. well together while cur elders
ate, and 1 generally had u box his ears.
Once l AcEed him good, - and then my
father, the deacon. licked me berter-so
well that ! couldn't sit down TO eat the
cold dinner when it came time Moreover,
was always 50 hungry when at last il
came time to eat that gorged myself ter
ribly with the cold food, and my dreams
those nights would be awful l remem-
Der that one year, having great faith in
the efficacy Of prayer, prayed that next
year everybody might forget all about
Thanksgiving. When the day was remem-
bered and observed as usual next year, my
faith received a great shock, which lasted
till remembered that faith TO be efectual
must be held By the righteous, and this l
knew l was not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26

Isn't there work for senior society
In your church?
Are you preparing for a glorious
Christian Endeavor rally day to inau-
gurate the winter work?
In Guatemala city, Central America,
has lately been organized a Christian
Endeavor society appropriately called
"the Lone Star society"
In old Boston, England. the city from
which our New England Boston gets its
name, Christian Endeavor is rapidly
becoming prominent factor Of the re-
igious life
The executive committee of the Dis
triot of Columbia Christian Endeavor
union recently passed a resolution prom
ising to the District Epworth League
hearty support in their effort to bring to
Washington the Epworth Leagues an
nual convention for 1899.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26

There i i general disposition to meas
ure OURSELVES - others so lar Is duty
is concerned, Eo14IEe eould b more
dangerous We lack the data for an ao-
soluteIy correct estimate Of others. Pos
EibIy We may correctly judge. But what
others do or neglect 10 do, at least apart
from relations TO us, really does not de-
termine or modify our duty What is
due from ms: What ought l TO do:
These are the vital and pertinent ques-
tions for each individual. - Western
Christian Advocate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26
4 MODERN FLAVOR.
Has Tb=nksSivinE ob>er,anee Deseneras-
cd. After Al:

= zeerns 70 ne ceneraa..y held that the
first Thanksgiving Z e4z.e after the frs
hoGati.uI harve-c Uy TIE p.!-r.ms and was
chiefly religious fes--, and this ! true
enough. hut tA4s 81. first Thanksgiving Was
d; the Only one. X togk place il 1923,
s-d while al who t1es Iz-t we-se seeilly
and Gevgas II their Gaaealor there was
probably no i4ek q hlla-.5y and honest,
hearty aasater. II this 1t was probably
u1ore la the modern CITY Thanksgiving
ot}srr7azre tEan : Ilc rural han Es-.!yiug
dalEzs q the middle 4 this century ard
lar In another matter il r,-~erz blel the
modern G4y-lt WIS marked ~ - ba- must
have teeu very Ike athletic sports. for the
aoooan; 4 the day by Mr.. Wins-osg. che q
TIE .lgrlm fathers says.
among other recrestio1s we exercised
or arms, may q Ire Indians coming
among u. ard with ae resE their greatest
king MasSascIt. with some ~ men. whom
for three days We ellys-1a.lzed and feasted
Now for TIE other f-.l l-l ks-iying. Il
was held Il i7q, IL New York city and
was the first oESarv.roe Of TIE holiday By
the national authorities In the eear~e q
TIE d. q dinner was eaten al Fraunce
tavern. al which = run1hsr < patriots got
sbaIet1lly d-azs ard bad FREE fight, in
which an g..-7e-s hose MS broken After
that they lad So CISz-aeeful a quA-rsl
about a t4-keE that Hamilton swa-e, and
when WasaIEgs9ae1l---4 about it lie sqsore
twice
Y this be frss. and i SEEMS % 70 he,
then or fa-ez4z..e-s were qGite Is human
as TIA rest Is. =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26

In his early life Lincoln hac = Tr.mitive
method Of keeping books At the time
his AK partner. Hon. John 7 stuart, req
resented Ihe Springfield district in Con-
gress, Lincoln was forced. much against
his will. to keep an accnu1; Of some kind.
The plan lie adopted wa soueS hat re-
markab'e When he rece we'd lee he d.
yideG II INFO halves. osuar;s portion he
rat into an earefore and. labelling it
stuart : ball. be thres II into draw
until Siasri'- retaru from Washington.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26
Turkey Always In Evidence,

Gradually the observance Of the holiday
has spread, until now the day is kept from
Maine 10 California 1t has not detracted
from the due keeping Of Christmas day in
the south nor has it interfered with the
observance Of New Year day in New
York. 1t has become To The American
what Christmas day is to the Euglishman
and something more Widely scattered
members Of families endeayor to be pres
ent in order to eat their THANKSGIVING
dinner under the old rooftree. The tur-
key, which Franklin wished to make the
national emblem in place of the eagle. is
always in evidence on Thanksgiving day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26
On the Other Hand.

On the other hand, II we have hon
estly laid hold On Christ, even though
our faith has reached only to the hem
of His garment, like the sick woman,
we are made whole, and from the SOM
Der scenes Of the passion we can go on
joyfully to participate in the brightness
Of the resurrection, while with steadfast
eye we look for Him TO appear with all
His saints. Episcopal Recorder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26
CHRISTIAN ENDEAxoR.
Topic for the Week Beginning Nov.
29-Lo.nmeBt by Rev. -. II. DOYLE.

9-Jo.ft BeBt by Key =. II. Doyle.
roPT---E 81 - rs ec. c-s G.. ou- .-ou-
tlss--l=- IEs.a
II there IS a.-r way r e. gnsd ont Of
trouble, we al Want 10 Ivy il. Il
would Il ua.,sr>4. s#ta- Trouble Is
not coilfne3 = airy T.-t Z the world 10
any class nr lsdi5len 4 s1c.ety. Il Is
universal Ian i rse-n 70 trouble, a.
the spark Is apyE ard
One Of t1s most attractive features f
Christianity l. that i assists its follow
ers in time of trcul j. ard even promises
them good cut q = 5uble. TIE invita-
ton Of it, Founder 70 all who are borne
down BY SD, ~ distress. trouble, attic
ticn and tritUiatIcn :. Come unto Ne,
and / viii give yoa rest David WAS a
prosperous and s1ccesstal man, vet he
also knew '. .1-.t ;-U1 DE WIS. Bat David
had remedies fo- h. Troubles. His rem
edies were - sach q Character that they
both sustained and benefited him. Three
Of them he e4yes u II the psalm De
fore u:
l. David recognized the hand q God
in trouble AID made Gci the strength
Of his life. TIN n had nothing TO fear.
The Lord = ~ hight and NY saliva
tion, be ss4y>. a. y nom shall : fear: 7 he
Lord : the strength OF my l.te o. whom
shall l be AFRAID Sou.e pe0ple only
see God IN >pe-.ty, cther= only II
adversely. b. we sho1!d recognize the
hand Of COD u every t11Ic, II adversely
and prosperity, II shadow and sunshine
Especially should we 80 / IL adversely.
and tins should rad l. L MAKE Him
our strength L we raee-zize God II i,
We VII -eal5ze that i : fc- some good
pu-pose and VII strive 70 find out that
p1rpose. !: rEe ELrTsaSs : accom- rllsaed
for which cd INTENDED il, good must
CONE out Ct :. - al thing. woEk to
gether Tor COED 70 them 1l.a5 .oye God ~
?. David good azJ q troabls b
serving God = Is rezaE-e, D..v.d loved
10 se-ve Cod ore Ces4-e e n. life was
70 dwell :. GEO : hozsa. One thing
have I ds-44 Il the Lc-z;, n ssrs,
that I ny dwell II t4e :lquSe q the
Lord forever. l. behc.d the beaut! q
the Lc-d aE4 = szg1@se = E-s tempe
AID for :. -.4- c,l-F- -el=11: Fer = IL
tine q -CG5.a iia shall hIl.e ne n H.S
pav.iiC1, = Fzs -ac-es = His tabernacle
shall Il hide =; he sz4.l - re Up
upon a -cck f.1z--.F = t-.e s--y3ce @:
God VII hep = bc1a / Lar Ue15.e
and 70 get eesz- cut q. :
3 Dawn - goo czzt q t-czt.e b.
praye-. Dev.d E-..Tes- 14fo God II time
Cf t-Cuble. G1d t-lEys cycuc.e upc1 u
GOD controls e=r t-u1cle4 WHAT better
wa- IN r. ga or Il ITEM rt.ar7 10
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ON Lower Levels,

We all live en- lar lever levels Of vi
tally and CT joy than We need to do
We linger in the n-.s;y i-ui oppressive
valleys when We mIgat h climbing the
sunllt hills. Cod puts INTO our hands
the book Ct llfe, bright On every page
with open secrets, and We suffer II to
drop cut CT our hands unread Canon
Farrar
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Prayer For December.

Pray that the month celebrated the
world around as Christ's natal month
may be marked by the gift of multi
tude Of young hearts to Him and by the
more complete conservation of all His
people to His service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26

There is a boys school IL Pennsyl.
vania with 500 inmates, and the only
religious services held in connection
herewith are the Christian Endeavor
meetings. This society was formed by
the boys themselves. 1t exerts a great
influence in the school.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26
Happy Thanksgiving.

The happiest Thanksgiving is that which
retains the spirit Of primitive good cheer
simplicity and good fellowship. Dinners
Of style are not consistent with the occa-
sion. There used always to be snow at
Thanksgiving and roaring fires in the old
big fireplace and hosts Of gay relations
coming from the country or town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-26

Discover the opinion Of your enemies.
X hlch i commonly the trueSt, for they
Is 81 give you no quarter. snd slIow moth
luE TO conplaissHce DRYDEN.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY THE
ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL.
ITS ORIGIN AND ANCIENT MANNER OF
OBSERVASCE-ITs MODERN SIG
NIFICANCE - THE COUNTRY
FEAsT-TEAlPTTNG BANQUET.

giving Eas fseel ay 70 means Peculiar IN
tais COUNTY, = even u modern a-eS In
decd the Hebrews rad thar harvest fest
vals, the principal one belle the autumn
feast - ir.ca;lse-iuc iies.>t % the laba--a-
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81 the wine press, q tie fruit orchards
and the cz3-uZlc!ds Similarly, too. tie
Greeks ard Roman had festival seasons n
hauar Of Dessse-er. r Ceres. the l-esiti,-SS 4
asricUltare. All tAe-e =7e-e sanctioned -
religious rl,t. G-.Eues and Joyous indulgence
Il the pleasures = the table - our
l h4uksElvIu day has a noble descent In
history, a3d The PUr.ts.,7sa 4 Mas4ar.lg ,.-rs
Tot only showed their piety but tLs5=
scholarship. u some x TIE Old sermons stiIl
extaEt- \ discourse - the celebrated Or
Cg.tan Alatsse- IN Thanksgiving i. curl
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However The day aas become shorn O,
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Doctor-There, my good man, is some
thing to give you an appetite for your
Thanksgiving dinner.
Patient-Yes, but doctor, can't you Civ,
me dinner TO go with the appetite?
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G. c. Hall Of Spar is in town

e c Hall Of SDarr is in town
on business anI shaking haHuS
with his many friends.
Gala T;o1e+ I { & p
Ca.In 49, n-or-L9 cham Pcx S2I.
IT, o;.,, : FIJI of teachers to-
Lo,.o oona - - toke the
,;notions
1ro,;,io.nd peocb Ice
10y o,d.e anu 11I ,,,,e coTs r';Tk
&c. CO. d. SaGoa dTno 500
d. 'Ne o0' ''~
Wan. James, the upstairs DarDcr'
H@S = ~ : -" - $500 : = - "
d. 4 u" A-''''-'
10 20 that you VIII buy Ycuf
w wi = exa ,i CIR line. Davidson
&, Tan Frhon
>
We hear a good many business
men cav that business is good ard
collie ctinrs are fair.
law, cironeon wcn1d chanpe his
mind if he could but see our stock
of Hosiery. Davidson & Van
i>'NoP
A big load of watermelons was
seen on the streets today and
bron,bt GOOD rrices
u,h;+a Rowe Co,ored Bows
String Ties, and Washable Four
INLAND Ties, all of the latest
SSy,es a.n r Cos
" - '''''
Will Bangs was appointed quar-
termaster sergeant at the meeting
OF the Kfies last n'gnt'
Absolutely Non-Metallic Con
tact tor soda FlaVo1s ana oy'uPS
Porcelain tanks used as containe, s
Drink SEGA at the AntiMoncpoly
drug store.
home to dinner Yesterday, who
partook of the fatted calf.
1,1b,+a p Z ord Marse;,]es
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-06-02
NOTICE.

To JAMES & COMPANY CORTCRAJiCN
You are hereby notified that a writ of sCiIc f.
cias has issued out of tEe County Judges Cour.
Marion county. Florida, directed to YOU ga
nisheer requiring YOU CT the Ist day of JuTc, $50
TO SHOW cause Why rral judgment shall not he e.
tered against YOU a galnishecr in the case OF :.
T.. Bugbee * COMPANY. versus ii. +. SanGer9n
and said writ IS served on YOU by publication.
+. T.. BUGBEE * COMPAEI
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-06-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFrICEAT }
GAINESVILLE Fla. April 18th. 1850.
RE Office is Icrc1y given that the following
80 ran ed settler he's fled rctice a. his intention
to make final roof in support Ct MS cl.i ": and
that said proof will lie made LetOrc CLERK CHCuit
Court at OCala, Fla. on
MAY Goth. ISg6
viz: George Berry Of Montague, Fla, Homestead
aIo9I, for the VI Of Ee4, section ?, township -
south, range p east.
He names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ard cultivation Of,
said land, viz: J. {. Clark Of Montague, II a.,
George McCants
II. W. Taylor
Richard hivles
]. NJ. BARCO, Register.
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