Camden Herald (Newspaper) - June 20, 1890, Camden, Maine CAMDEN JUNE 25 and Business Carls WILL Portrait copied In Color nll and examine my work Snt In ruction Oi 5l Carpenter and Del ti lift ami on Distance no object MA Attorney ft Counselor at NOTARY Now Law Bnl wi Lou Prompt attention rivon to convey sale ami purchase of Heal Estates Bought and Sold in Cam den and We have land In anil on the which wo ean eel in largo or email and aleo house lots and houses for salo la Summer for aala to Deeds carefully made Perry Office Ferry Main ARTHUR Practical Water 13atli Wetter Wot up in tbe beet We are prepared to make contracts for thori Plumbing any of public or prl vaio building In tho most artistic Wo give attention to Every kind of Job promptly executed n cur or country We can cter to worte dono In Mid at Call at 184 JUW the CV us by Mall at f MAINE PAUL Stone and Brick Mason All work entrusted to him will receive prompt at tention and satisfaction Work done by tho day or contracts taken by Uox 18 MILLER Booms over Adams Boot and Shoe Store 41 SANFORD SON Take this method of informing tho public that they we prepared to do all kinds of Plain ud fancy Whitening A We an also prepared to do PAPER with and ft Mechanic Johnson Knights Office and Residence 34 Dim Late of Now AND III RE TO UK TALBOT and Real Estate Bay View HAY Moats anil Provisions of nil Canned am In A lino lino at Cigars am Wo mako a specialty of extra flue Ball PUKE TEAS and nono poisonous Vermont c 47 Main attention paid to laying out an of Summer Work fn and Vicinity will receive prompt and HUNT Manufacturer of Harnesses IN Grave HUSKS and WHIPS also TOCKS WOLF corner at Chestnut Klin Street AND tills is the agency ig the dividend paying Fire Companies n to thu largest Stuck i thu For the AETNA of For The FIDELITY CASUALTY f New ilcn ML HOMOEOPATHIC Surgeon and Office and Residence Central opposite Carlo it Office 7 to 9 12 to 2 B to 7 Telephone at Shepherds ilia day or no f BramhalL Lulus Bag and front tAe door of heaven one day ed two younf on their 65 the to BOO the world In 1 Yachts I Eow Soils and lioy wore to bring back flowers more budding rone and hawthorn arc liey wore to bring the praise of every star Back In their ALSO DEALER IN STEAM Parties or Hoisting Steam lliin otk and and Iron 1Ipe for or or Tubing find Cotton will do welt to call on me before As 1 deal directly with le manufacturers 1 can give beet W at oldest nml most In East rn II the ut and II You can get either of these of UMC lai and Whisker It no lead or not In other ilc It thu ever tn their Tint and In tlie vely by only by Sold by all dealers S M O K K FINEST MILD CIGAR FOR ELYS CATARRH Cream Balm Cleanses the Nasal Passives Allays Fain and Heals the the Sen sea of Taste and THY THE A la applied Into each and U Druggists by M Warren CAUTION end t ko no nna urn on tbo If the direct to l DOUGLAS SHOE Fine Luce FOR and Himon a FOR BURD MISCELLANEOUS Land For Two of tlit land on II Farm tor thu up or an 0 BON Quiet Ways are tlie Of And And up their When everyone In teaching inn settle down the ways art best The nun trickles down In A brings to lowers from each brimming The gentle gather Tl lores In tlm path Theres ruin in a of wrath And they it I one arc bleat Who early learn to their violence And by That ways arc by And scurry i With fretting and with Hurrying The often lost In of smuts small prize We rush and are not And line I the unwonted exercise A fearful linn Tin butter far to join thu throng That do duty right along thuy to a Or Calm ami serene In heart and Their strength la In And nobly each test And every day and all Jly scenes within and We van with noer a That arc my is tho best of Then a sudden idea popped into Ches ters hood and made him jump about five foot into tbo I believe I can manage bo said aloud Im going to propose It lo father some day when he is fooling pret ty and see what he Down in tho meadow bolow Farmer house was a thickly grown little basin known Cream In tho of this was a moist out of which trickled a liny riv Its merry gurgle full of little sharps and It emptied a few rods away into tbo pretty river which bounded tbo meadows lower Several great oaks rose out of the midst of tho and some butternut aldors and green There were some bunches of just at the head of the little t a ferny pi Chester always loved to linger tl Was grateful to his father or in lie Angel of a buge half an big as ut tho Collector of he With a small as at with h Is golden keys beside the door ut each to bo In trouble sore About his lie Angel of a sack ruin and bound on his back then It seemed he bad luck Of bag und lie Angels of Thanksgivings to feel lie lightness of his mighty creel Hut three be on his lice hen spoko 1eler When again you gn u a yon will butter know hat In thu world below Fill u big lint when you go to gather up their thanks ir well answered and forgiven w health restored and disentangled Vonr smallest basket dont calculate to sond any of ray boys to Farmer was in the habit of My broth T Calvin went lo and he never could earn his He tried to be a school teacher and a and a minis and he couldnt seem to make any hing lie was always coming to the rest of us for and bo died 1 havent much opinion of this going to These last Farmer Ellinwood always in a one of con None of Farmer six boys to go to college the came Chester loved a ook from tho moment that ho could old one in his chubby little and s ho grew older ho longed unspeakably or an education but was a pru ent little and kept his lips seal d the subject that was nearest hii One day when ho was fourteen years his father came in from the barn to nd the boy in a state of great excite Just father he cx Ellis is going to give that retty Jersey calf of his to tho boy who will select the best picco and speak it 10 best at tbo close of school I Thero re six weeks more of and 1 wish I could get U Ellis aint going to give away bat splendid yearling Farmer Ellin wood pronounced the word of Is the old Lie certainly said wants to raise the standard of scholar hip he Shot I cant believe hell give that alf away for But in spite of Farmer six weeks from the very day m which ho bad this talk with hat proud young man came home from chool leading Elliss flue Jersey I ho that I couldnt please father bottei than by getting that I suppose thero are ever so many ft tho Chester had not realized before how his heart had been bound rip lit tho Ho con Id not tako Jersey heifers In tho but I In the other attractions of Ellinwood had It H would be no better than part of the meadow if little woody spot were not left to Chester received special permission from bis father to tether Blossom dur ing a good many of the hot days down In the to a but tomtit tree just on the edge of the Every moment that ho could spare from taking tho cows to pasture and planting pumpkins and raking after and the other jobs which fall to tho lot of the young est boy on a ho spent down in luxuriant groon beside pretty watching her as she nibbled daintily at rich turf or bask ed drowsily In the shade of the great All winter Chester had carded her fawncolored coat until she had become the glossiest little at in his own town Chester de hoped in the entire Then there had boon the meal and Indian meal and which he had fed to bis pet according to rules which the wiseacres had given At any Chester thought philo if I dont got the I have learned a lot about taking care of a and I have had a good time seeing Blossom grow and But in bis hoart he expected lo got that and he expected something very important to come of This year Farmer Ellinwood had a re markable Thero was far more than hia barn would and he sold the overflow to a city dealer for an high This brought about that stale of capital goodnature in him for which Chester had been walt by a halter behind Tho old farmer was more pleased than ic cared to own with Chesters clevor Ill tell you what Ill he in the excess of his pleasure if you do as well in school the next car as you have done the Inst Ill end you lo for a year or dont believe much in but done and Ill send you cst for your Chester was determined to do so well hat bis father would sond him to col after was a good school about twenty miles way but bo kept his own The Jersey calf became a groat pet in Banner and ally with Us anxious young who Ibo best wherever 10 could find and studied tbo looks and newspapers for Ibo best methods of feeding and caring for Miss Karly and late bo attended upon and naturally she grew and The year passed away and Chesters gave such a good account of lim that his father consented to send to in the Early in September occured the Coun ty This was the grand festival of the and all of the enter prising farmers sent in some of their products to compete for the This year an especial effort was making to stimulate the interest in blooded cat and a premium of one hundred dol lars for the best Jersey heifer had been Chester eyes sparkled when he saw At twilight on tho of tho hay sale tho family had all beon sitting out on a bench under tho near the house one by one tho rost rose and went away until only Chester aud his father you noticed Blossom father asked seizing his op I dont Not Why Anything the matter shes growing nicer and nicer every Farmer Ellinwood only gave a good natured grunt at I continued Chester I believe Blossom would tako that premium thats been for tho best Jersey heifer on a farm in this Ive about made up my mind to enter her If you dont Farmer Ellinwood laughed a 1 prove your he but you mustnt expect to get the There is about ten heifers in this very town going to be entered for that goodness knows bow many from tho whole county 1 Some of he men who are going to enter them arc relatives of tbo and such men Im sorry to tell a often tbo and it seemed to him that tho toy would never Ilc had looked other Jersey all and It honestly seemed lo him that tho handsomest anil I he best of them would the judges think so That night it was announced that a Beauty had token tho There were small regular but none of bad fallen lo Chester Blos Chester managed to home without breaking down but once in his own ho untied the ribbon from Blossoms pretty aud jumped tip and down upon It in his wrath ho even twitched his pretty pet hard when he tied this she looked mute reproaches from out of her beautiful be could not keep up any down on a box in Iho stall beside as only a big boy so hard that he did not hear come and ho started up as lion had exploded by his cars hand was laid on his I father I dont blame for fooling swan I r Ellinwood was always much I When he said I a judge of 1 as farmer in and I toll I liked he looks of your little np thero To my thinking she beat tho whole lot of Sho showed up well beside Ihe I rather expected you would come in for tho big certainly tho next Im afraid there was some politics in the way thoso prizes Im going this thing as well us I my hark ye I Youve worked right and after youve had a couple of years at 1 dont mind telling you eim go to col Furmer getting wrought up by his own brave yon can go for len years if you und John will foot tht hero ho Chester 11 sort of a congratulatory ship which ly knocked him tho box on wlrich he was and into the middle of the barn What I cried tho astounded boy as be caught his breath and turned lo face his You can go to college I repealed tho old farmer in fen oven louder tone than but trying to assume something of his overy day life again yoa though yon will proba ily turn out nothing but a poor school teacher if 1 lot yon yot nay thats tho end of Chester perhaps with i to strengthen his fathers or educated went into a bank up it leaving and worked his way until now ho Is the of a great Trust Company h Ho has a fondness for re urning to tho old where ho novel ails lo pat on tho head each and all of Blossoms and inform ng them thai to handsome ances ho owed his rise in lie it a very rich and he does great gooi with his Wo all know that a mans money i not the of his Eliot Norton talks In his sting ng but courteous way of thut wealth which is so attractive to tho But It is lucky some of our men got rich enough to how the Farmer edu cation does not always make men Tho old man is greatly rejoiced at his sons he will even quite give up bis former It wont tako Ihe gumption out of very boy to send him to he a wise jerk of his ai as I can figure it thero aint rat few of cm that cau stand in June slund Ihe best bo any favoritism in Thero shouldnt inch but thero sometimes Go if you want Youve got a nico little bossy and iis well enough to show oven if she doesnt get any If I should got the pro Chester began with some little though he tried to speak as though ho was not saying anything in I think you will want to do something nice for wont you I you would say that 1C 1 get the prize for my I may go o college began tho old rising anil shaking himself rather Im going to send you to Kellham this and more bun Ive done for any of your lint Ive a notion you will mako some thing of yourself If you are not spoilt with too much You 1 havent much opinion of going to and I dont see why youve got your head so set on He went otl Into the but though Chester felt he by no means gave up The Cattlo Show and Fair came on at looking every inch Ihe high bred little lady that she with a blue ribbon around her and her fawn colored coat as smooth as hands mako stood in her stall on the fair ground all of one long with twenty five other for Ihe decision Childrens HV AT runic llf IniN fore tile thi bav little NU nil the Marthas are Marthas by na Some Marys they were of sweetest have experiences thut drive them to wort an a means of Work 8 This is true of men as of They havt They keep it to no good to toll as havi It would do Hut they cannot live i vine they dun to someone had to which to Into of into the of tlie they in try to keep from the Mary seems transformed to tbe mulling Martha hut he who looks ean ully will often In the ding ng look of tin In the spontaneous word when the work s hushed for a mo something that tells better Hum di rect utterance thut Marthas strength is mlj a mask over Marys Ite careful In your The are sometimes the Tlic voice and severe fan mid driving work may be the only means by which that man can be content lo Circum stances transform many Marys Into Mur Palestine was once noted for Its vine A vineyard is a vine or u where grape vines arc In days of King Solomon he moun aln slopes of und Ilic hills of Gal lee dolled with beautiful vine and grapes hud vineyards of great and men employed Home of these vineyards were ed with high and upon Ihe walls in which men were to guard tho vinos and the grapes roin And at u certain season of Iho the Iho grapes tender and easily Tho great enemies of tho vines and In Iho East aro Iho You mow what a fox You may scon one crossing your Held and you have all seen his lie is about tho of a common anil very much ike Ho is red in peaked al ho nose and bushy tailed ho has sharp and cunning slender legs and Is Wo often say when n boy Is Uo can run like a A fox Is a little and he Is just as and cunning as ho is lie is hard lo Ho is very careful where he puts down his es If ho has been nipped by a When ho comes to a cleverly cov and ho docs not walk straight Into but approaches it very looks at It from a safe and having satisfied himself of Its he blinks his shrewd little and wheels round and goes Ids way saying lo thank yon 1 cannot ho caught 1 have known boys anil and young men and and old men and wo enough to be your grand and I hut huve been nipped u score of limes in the old Imp of sin and get very inneh hurl each anil they did no sooner come out of the trap limn hey marched straight into it They have any A fox has more sense than for if a fox gets hurt by anything he looks out for Hull thing ever after hut the more men aro hurt by their sins the daring A fox is also a very dainty fel He lives on what hut few men can Ho lives on spring lamb young geese and and in the Kaat ho makes Ills dessert on tender You will never llud him tug as some of us havo to onco in u at leathery He lives like a and like u There arc of foxes hat get their living in much the same and they aro just as to Hut Solomon orders his men to not only the old but thu little A little fox is an old fox unde just as a little boy is a man ii short And why docs Solomon Ihe order o his men o tako Ihe little foxes Because litlle foxes will in time become big foxes because little foxes enn get in through smaller holes in he vinr yard walls he old foxes und be cause they spoiled Ihe and de the tender Now child let me show yon what we may from all And lot has given to you vineyards to keep and and in these vineyards thero aro precious und tho loss or ruin of which wil spoil your and unlit you for cither this or Iho Tho first of vineyards arc youi God has given you beautifu and these bodies arc and wonderfully Kvery bone ii you is curiously and each bone tits Iho other bone as nicely us the wheels and pins of tho finest watch Then tho muscles and arteries and nerves and tho skin arc as nicely made and lined lo their places und work a every purl in your Wilh in your bodies God has put am happiness and if yon will take good care of them and cut and do nothing lo injure you arc very sure lo iivi and bo free from aches und pains Good health is the reward of good care of ones and with a robn healthy body u run enjoy life tuul be of service lo ihc world and U hen 1 see un old man in gooi 1 know thut mun has good cure of bis an when I see a young mun staggering down street und with 1 see a youth who has away his health by hubili Tako good care ol your They arc tilled with and juy und comforts if properly used und Another vineyard iod bus given you H your Oh what u precious yard this isl H is full of One of the Unit makes a mill anil nobler than brute is that IK lias powers to to to phut to lo judge of tilings rightly We Caution All Against The unprecedented und merit i Cream real cure fur bay and cold In the many adventurers to catanh medl bearing some resemblance In appear style or name upon the In order to trade upon the Klys Cream be liuy only Klys Cream Many In locality In highest com of A particle Is applied Into each nostril no pain agreeable to Price SO When u man bus lost his mind he to be und is a pitiable thing Im a man who has a clear und u wel f I developed and cultured and i In overy town where Is intro tho sale Is all other Ing mind made rich with useful and precious that man stand high among and if a good und i Hue will bo honored and by all around Wo send yon I school and college in order to train am enrich your and thus lit yon ti play manly and womanly parts in life Take good euro of this vineyard boy store your mind with good thoughts aud keep out all evil pure thoughts vill make a splendid man of and imke you both happy and but bad h will poison your whole life and II it witli misery and One liing thut makes yon like Jul IH that on have a Keep all evils out of and lake in all that is Your heart Is another Coil isis given you to care With your you iovo or your ood or evil rise from from your you aro in your heart hat is what on really If you aro good u your beorl you are good in Gods nnd as u rule in mens sight lilt if your heart is bud yon arc bud no how good you may seem to nor what nice things people say bout And a bud heart is and good heart Let Jesus heart and ho will make it rich with ovo and truth and hope and and He vill beautify il with all Hint Is noble and and III you o live royally nd to reign gloriously in Ihc next ako good care of the vineyards Uo j has iven you your nd yon This cads to our next Because they have enemies thai eck their us the the thai spoil tho for our havo tender says there aro thai havo neither ega nor They resemble Ihe real fox In their craftiness and and n destructive What are hoy you They ore tho lous which lead men lo cherish and and which make nen and these ire tho foxes that spoil lie Iho und the and aro blighting many lives and souls for And Ihe worst fox of all is he little for be opens the way for Let me name and describe t few of these litlle that aro try ng hard lo ruin your vineyards Jne bad fox is Disobedience is to or or go anywhere against A father once suid to bis I want you to o o Ibo hardware store and buy me pounds of tenpenny and come buck us as yon for 1 iced them Frank look his hut and went and whore do you think ho went Ilc went with his play whom he mel on the Ills father whipped him severely when he Mime the litlle fox had entered His heart and ho kepi on disobeying his al intervals for till one lny he Blond up in his fathers face und The little fox had grown into u The warden of one of our Stale Irls jns suid in Iho Boston a few weeks lint on talking with be discovered scarcely an that tho step they gave into crime was disobedience to A boy disobeying his father or mother links lie is but lie is He Is n There is nothing smart in doln Any fool can do The rick is to do Anybody can down a but il lakes u trong and a brave hoarl lo put up Any boy or girl cun eas ily do what they like to but when and mothers run across whal they obeying is a bard the who notwithstanding all and will obey prove themselves not only dutiful but good ant they give excellent promise for tho years to If you will reutl tho of our greatest warriors and states man and merchants and preachers you I hem all men of men who had learned to obey their ant teachers and masters in their A boy or a girl that will not obey anyone now will havo no one to obey ii years to for he who knows how o obey well will be able If some men and had only lis tened to the voice of heir parents years ago they would be healthy today in body In splendid in am noble in but did an now many of them the day in which hey were of Hit little they and they open Itc way for ull foxes lo come and when they are through the havoc will be Here is another little What is 11 is an or believed that U not Ills a Lies may be classed us black lies and white big lies and litlle A big or a bluck lie as u rule u lie grown lo ils When a lie has grown big anil I lack enough lo be known its by all seeing il docs no one u injury hul Ihc liar Ono of ihc terrible punishments of an ate liar Unit no one believes even when he is idling Ihc truth other be gels thai lie does not know die himself be tween what is Irue and is and that he U despised by he whole universe of and us a When u person iclls a lie or u or writes n 01 lie he does it because he ut lo Ihe A would never lie in any wa Inn for feur of telling the and when truth is gone out of a persons heart and life whal is he A a a creature with Ihc shape of a man bnl a man within his soul the most of all lioi ure he little And why so Be cause nrc made up of u licai n liitle What makes a counter feil dollar very dangerous Jt is this that it looks like the real one and ringe like It is the close similar ty the Iwo lhat so often de rives Ihe A white lie has u iiB of i ruth In and because of iis lo tho truth men believe nil arc deceived and injured by where have you asked mother once lo a fellow who was n Ihe habit of going loo often into the to She had forbidden him o go that day to and when be umo home that evening sho asked Where huve you ic and he handed her a Aud oh he cried we had ots of fun bird hunting Ho told cr I he hut not the whole of 10 had been swimming as A boy disobeys his mother or father is very uro to end in Once the ox of enters his heart a fox will creep iu close upon its Tills lad was something like a clock I nco Somo days tho clock kept and then all at sho cpt all kinds of lime but tho true nd sbo deceived me because she was a good So tills ad told tbe ruth on one breath and a 0 by holding in the next Beware children of these little white for they like tho of ur creep into your hearts aud eat ip and destroy all that Is true and pure ud bravo within Tho law of is if yon loll one falso lood you must tell another to cover It or prop it and so on Ull tbe whole vineyard of truth in your I suppose that you have road about ho white The while am will en er Into a door and will cut it up of tho wood will bo consumed by his and Iho paint alone vilt be loft Looking at the loor standing on Us hinges you would ay Tho door is open But he moment you touch il falls Into lust al your tho whole woodwork tas been consumed by the little mls So in what you are lo call a little lie enters Into your and il keeps on gnawing ul Iho whole fabric of your moral and good and people looking 11 you see nothing wrong upon foil grow up lo and ce no change In your good appearance it Ihe little lies have been working within Some day there will come ipon you a tho linger of God will ic laid on your character in the shape of a solemn rial or and f you havo not boon growing in tbo your moral character and nature and sink into and Iho dreadful will then come upon you that you are milling save as you are one with Always speak the truth Keep your souls free from lying for spoil the vines of your future man lood and destroy Iho lender grapes of your possible I will name you mother HA Of all our boys and girls aro food Matured and Hut ull boys girls aro nol Thousands of boys and girls are Ilko sugarcoated they arc sweet on top and bitter I suw a little girl once clutching her little by the hair of the giving u spiteful and I saw her taking Ibo snarls out of her hair in Ihe same way in But girls arc not fond of such mean girls aro general ly loving and yet some very pretty ones aro ugly once in a girls makes ugly and ugly wives wants them Keep he fox of bad temper of your And boys you do Iho Lot me describe to you a bad tempered Here he he gels mil of bed In tho morning on the wrong side of good If ho caut llud his clothes ho begins to whine and order bis mother to them for If his shoos or stockings will not slip on ho gets mad with them and If his little sister or brother comes near bo gives them each it slap in tbo face or a punch In the IIo growls at every thing aud Ho Isnt pleased with anything or anybody in tho you feel that ho needs a leather sirup lo smooth him down a He will even with his own 1 read once of a little fellow who gol so that he kicked al his own shadow t followed and he hurt his wn toes While bad temper it hurls the one that gives way to it still A A SAW mil sat on u moving log close by the big I le wua Ihe sawyers oon be felt u sharp prick at his and c gave a He got another am a sharper and whirling round with an he hugged the great BUW and In That the temper ends Had temper hugs the saw that will cut ill all guml Temper Is a good but md temper Is a had Keep your temper and If you would keep It take Jesus into your If we bail more Christ In HUT beans be full of patience aud kind There are many other mischievous little foxes that are seeking to destroy the good in your Bullishness IK a wicked little Keep It out of your Had language Is another little fox small dis ance and neglect of performing religious duties are other wicked little these little evils enter your lives and char acters und It lime they will riddle you of all your and rob you of your health aud peace of and of vour powers to love iod and bar yuu out of hie little slu Is like a wedge 1AOE
