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glHOrFENgxtS.

GleptDl, per @aQ. 50 SO Cts.
Butter, befs GOpen % Seats par 70, @laeca 100, RuG
9O bn n, per 3aipsi 75-1ao.
@radsr, 5 9cnts ser gfuRb.
~@rbfen, $3.50 yer SAT q Su(b)
Ieoe n, $50 Gents per pfaae.
8tf&e, MatareL SO. $l6-l6 so pr 100 punS Il Jtc.
sa41tns}', e aaa . ss s:SS- 4? e al i5s ts a'5o& = g. &C.
sssSs'tt peA 251 a. = PER 81; 3 @aN. per 5as $I2
5rH9te Gup!ia0 NanbelH, psibf3, IS Gts, tartf6
1872 @Ottaen, $225-25 80 pr s0ri 2attelH
~ g.; 9sftss Sas we s57 S. 6 5tF gi'; s' 81 ,9d1s.s
Ssmart, pismeat 0A ets par gf 9lslien go. pftn.
S3aagts 54m6T, gt]sstata"5 6O-S5 gIsHer lo-tO4
@etratbs gDeiten, rstter 1l5-ll3, WeiFtr gutter ti2-
1870, Better i45 Cts.
9afer, gtrs. ant @tarpl. 40 IA, @enaii, as As 0ss,
81 @Sss g y; Mas2i; Is 81 Sts; gi gtaai is 8 s +
ganf, amerifaniT&sr per aOnas $l12-l5o, maniaa p,
ssu gs41 ssf g s II s4- tS' ass' is sfs s 92@rf s sstS:anst. t4-l6a
9su, &ptmOte per Ionas So Il. Sles Sl0-i1.
safe, PER piuuo e-gI8 Gents.
8artp fsln @escef par 3ulb,I $3.50 gts, Ssp0buti8t
SOelsn, feine gOrabars per GOnne $50. Rua Of tie mtns
$50, Hafnp 81 %. StSree8 9teet ate Sprttn So 0C-
$4.3o, Nnt9ractts fur Stabf3ebraua $5,Gj-$5.25, Jptb.
8 Itefaamen s5.37-5 SO.
aal{ss, @to fatr per gfunb 1r2s1lt WtS sutf1-1l3.
2sper &iti SDbIen per gfnab SO! cts. gOuntrp So4ltn
2o-27 Gts. qa6SSagp sttrttas x4025 Gts, sPani(5 81.
tNttcS Ef-SS CIV, SEp VelHlEfJ iDpdIt SD-OZ Gtf
Gounlrp Oil btrr, fAparS 29-23G ts, Oesrleoer rlpb rds
6sa S3-4.50. Salbfsae eas EISenS ~Sl2-
2t9ter, Ioananttue pr W tSA-t 6, &emtfhe Sperm
$50 SIS. SPerm 39-4 GtS, U(rutb (~JeJ0rsnej 2retl.
li-t3 Cts. bG Qit3 Is 9tS
QsDsnptaes 8teb, Wtappeb pr i0U pfenD $6,57-~7.5t
Sbnstas $5.75-1C0 4. Sbaafe 81 -j,2J-
Nebl 9pUaroItr. Ns1ts per 8aB $3.t2% Gttu Witts So
Dtil6 Obtp Sc. 50. Qppdrbitr. Grtra $5,62-6, GUl
Grtra 56-612N. 8attV. 6amiIp $7.7o, YAlto, @rtra So.
%, @e58en S4.U. Rprnmebi Sal'imo, per ltO YiunN 5!
bo, G9untp 81.
TtaIt, pr Buffet s
WplaG s, Wsp- Orleans fatr bis prtna Fer @aIpne 30
40 Gtf, &uba 25-2S @ts, DtRscSpaoU II 80 @ts, @ortr
Rtep $40 Cts.
0st, Sperm pr @aasns 81 25-l,35. Common 0tale IS
70 @ts, patent 1915, &hre.OsI7o 81 Cts. Geniad.
men. Gel IS Cts.
= rC yiftOasn, 8ssf per 100 % sI4-l5, Ms5spcrf $f7
Is SarGa1estf5 5bwetaeastid: S6dltsr per Up ~
TX Gts, Setter 9A-9M Cts. G6tnten l019-tlA& s.
ungarau6erteS > bpetnslstl1 SbIltyr o GGs, Set
ten S12Sts. .O 10 ats, bsls. SCre II Gts,
&etS, pfr $ 3A 4ts.
Ntabs, aelbe @i1en par 3pnns S22. 1913 50.
Ru m N9p Gngtdnb per SalUne 48-50 @Is.
SaI3. 0rpunb a!un per SAT- 81 gts, @tarl6las S1.Z5
Strpb, NpBSsn per Lonue S1J--i2, q8ai3sn SIS,
Sarup, I'M SAT. ertrd pcr @aGcns IL 6ts A, SIS.
5tGrte, pfr $ 81 sis 81 Cts.
Iat9, per ~ 10M &t3.
81 III t d 4 m en-, $l.50-t.75
ga TIA yer % "a sis 80 &ts.
W6tstsp Gttp nab 9aab per 9anUNe 25HG S9tO 25H 6.
2S a d. : per P 81 bio 81 Cts.
ReD.SrRdn5 per 100 ~ $o.25 BIS 9C0, 90rt
Rico, $7.50-575, CUBA $3.50. @~afThtrtes 5uicr hebt ta
cen peeiItstgnel G@Iesg S9n "a 81! 1913 il nab qua
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ife Coer nerSTfe Shwd9en, Observation-Disclosures
uno ale Rrdntbetten, pelhe Spn SerbOrbenem M a.
gen p6er Der Qeber entteben.
Sol&e ats Ytraopfane. taaerl. de 5em0rtbsn, anbrans bee
1InttS RIb bf1 R0pfe, SGure TN Wd9en, 6ersbrenatn, Sob.
breanes. " ppettttOFGtstt, SGpere TN Masen, S6wdde unb
6ofss @efa6l I'm Wta8en unb uuterleib. S&wsrer &tbem;
9%sritIUpfen, S4w Ae Der Iussn, Gleten tn benz @tF&t,
8tsoet uS R0pfl4msrssn. Bsf6wsrbrn betrn Nttnaea, GeIb.
@trben Der 5aut unb Naesn, SettenFeaen, @6wsrs,n I'm
2aten 1hS ben @ftebern, 3tBe I'm 8Upf uap Bremen TN
8ietlh, gan8tAtett unS gtiebsreeftta tentett.
Dts Gtaentbinher supfstlen btsfe @lebi3in Der GnfnttrFfam.
fett pss grbItfams. fet %uber3oaat BON benz gDertb unb br
In8etefenpett ~berfsISen fir ale Qetben, wofdr fe ~zDrfettnb
e%ntptptIIn ntrb. Go til ttes fetn nsue5 unb uneeprdftes
NtttteL iontssn stnes, bG5 felt 10 Sabren BITE prifune Dor benz
anerttdntthen Wolfe beaanben bat uEb be6en 0uY Rnb Ser.
tauf bs test nep BON teinen, Intern errtt&t wurte. Die
8ensatds, wtl4e bs'Ibntte unb ausGeiei6nete &stste unb Dirt
Saspsri onen aus al II 69etlen bic les QdnbeS 81 @unfen aeben,
ge6st ting %pnGegsusre un0 ct egenate 0ur&tef ting bes aGtGbr.
it& son fent 9tasntsiner pnbltstrtsn Ilranads, relden ber-
Itlbe Inent8elhlth turh ote &genten S~ert6eilen IIBt, mug aud
ben uu9IIubtafet uber3eusen, bag btefts Btstsrs uttetftb bf
Ssritmt9dt ~Ssrtteat, reIbe 20 esIanet Eat,
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enfrdnfhstten. Ge ttne nG6 Sert 0fectpt snes bei ubmteu unh
~geldSiSitn &stts rFdponrt ub aanA baraIOier gfatur. BabIs
tst6e 3segniHe ppn refPeunblen psr1OHfn bsfnben ib In h6r.
ben Der GtSenibun,sr. Gle rerhen hard ttC eaaas llnipn SSs
allen a&tbarsn M~pCtbetern reriduft ub limb htfr In SdIitmpr
.u tdbsn ket SGtb. 6dnce, Sc. 409 SaIttmprsfr. unb Swees
Ter ue 60, Ode ron &batiess una prst.ar, r
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fne mir i'm Stanoe, ale Drud>@ rbeiten, ais
Nnib lagesettel, 8aIfarten.
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Strculare, Nrogrdmme,
Nanpblcte. Meceiptbuher,
Wifttcnfdrten SbecE65
Oeibdftsfartem NpCtbefcrs2 abelS,
iOWis oa4 G5ei6dfts>Nedrnwngeu BON
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~ @pnftituttoncn fir Weiealdaftsn wer.
ben gut unO ptnttlih ausseferltst.
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ltften. DstURttE F1fnbtH 10 eefSmaG9cE a~sarSettets fran.s,
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S&~g4Ot9 aItes, 2tsekGibfsn aRk a~t8arren. RI rIels, Babies.
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In Stpssr Spspas}, 10 tss tinS rsEHs GauataInaa tDn tIbiI<s
Srpnssartfsn. NsaraDrs Ssbtittn, sslntf@en4 aD9Fer, prtsSs.
ar pCE.sGI!,. vs. aarss, DaS emf adern, Spern- gttIpeRttren son
Yertsaalts. aab q sftnbetn, 6oletut Bsnsgn, YUttFpItss. qfansmS
SerstGsa att 8lGI5tn uEb iittnsu @ssfsSa.
@sOtee1e WhregA
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SpI3seldNtsa fiF bs2Ea Satt6atSnttTt wiFS ,anbta ansu SVn
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~tmppstsTl iotte rstbs 60nuGi aasR unf.ttr ftseasu 8abrtf.
Gatt:Ene Sbt;Eftstst /; Gs&tr 26,HtIn, Wtdet, 0abtIn &c.
Erdmtum bel Der bttestu a~uSRtnaas bss RarSIanb. SnRttuh;
rtetten.
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8alIamii6er CORDIAL

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ne, Raubsn 5aiS unb 9aftrSbreaeatsGnbuns, 9nsssbrans unb
penn moo ,n,Dgttt. erlstdtsrun8 fit 4ae an bCier GranfRets
Getbrnte, felbft tn BEN leBten Stdbieu.
9tsfe 6erabmte 9rePnretton tit 9letb benz 8tttern s~uSerI6l.
alsemsiner unb 2afaGrltter ala ale anfere bensa bic 8tnOb.
nr btefeS 2anbes unterDOrfen Nno - &ranf6etten b. BON et.
ar Ilstnen %GrfattunG %ttrrRbren. Dr. Bel, htefe erae drtt.
DE Qutbortat feat; SD MID uttt bebGupten, taB Salt"
fir uns II, pas bte peft unb hns eetbe Bte6tr fir bic gsnSb.
nr arberer 8cnen fab. aber i'd fdnn bsftmrnt UerFbern, bas
le Mns .Rranitet'en SrH srBBtrer ~efGtrlt&tett unb ,n.sr
Sterbefdae 3rfGtrtn.
@ine peitere NrcSs Der entfesI@en @ef6trIt8fett Der sUa
elmer ttetnen Grfaltu1s entfteteHben 8raufbetten, aetst It'd bel
etneut Slid lbar na3lebenbe aus ben 0eri&ten bes SbtldbeI.
ptta 9eIunbbett4amtes entnprtnteue Isabelle. Trobbern Ubt.
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SaHeO'8

Magical Fam EXtraCtOr.
MismaIs lit cine GntssdInS tn Der 4Ratsrtal MfbAlai e
uhlbt Detaen, p0barh Ger S9meri TO 10 eli ,gnlt 10 :,
uni @s lpetls III tarpr Gntta 1tGus Is RAID III tbttn aitif.
10 \ 3utaAe 5irnd3sraas Ger a8aa en- aas @si&ware (
aistn SasOtn, ,RraGetlafsu, als tar3 DaatpS nights
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aaen, BENIN &tdoer tmmtr uaternSr en- Gnb - til bts 9ptrS
tGt8 81 a9tsH . 1aes' den Cd RI BERT esrs tmmfr tirs
lslet! g3te ptd S6mtrsrn uHo 9eiteJ t66nten ri&4 bars
gt ba3ea ab, eGs Der dGte 0aQep. Grtr- ct bt Der baub III,
W1eeres beia EN- me ne 8 orutien YdMpbiete, auf Sic ta a.
ntb UerGntn0rtltb bdIts.
&ssa (aa bal @erbrennuu6sn anb 0erbrabrngsn nag or
1pH. ~ ~b-btuteue fein, tat Ie1als ban aQDttftn en-, pnfer.
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ben psreeTblidea S1ften IN: trdftiGt lt pteber. bic hurA W.
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SogfDef, S6ptneeI. NerpsRIGmesSen, ber;tlp, fen. ndn:IiSHS
S6RG6s, unlut an bGnt um9ange mi! Wtrnfhsn. ~r,ItIiSTsr.
geAbett, SteGen TIM Rppfs, 6tse ina @ef9t, QHeasIbsfbtrs
&c, TIT bic Wstpt;tn Htl pine &rt0 dig GgbrdR1t tpprbeu SIIs
Ituftnr fdgrt tn ruaIda5lth turier 5ttt 5stlu1a berbt nnt
bat f6pn bGuf5 @eecrfen al SeIetncro, SeiurdtunoS, =
lDahufan &c. pestr chen. Dte 4tnttur ftrtert unb itaFf 81,
men Gppsttt. trdTstst Sc GpdSse ERp eifbt bent Rran.sn nsnrs
frtl6es eebeu pteesr.
SAnade bes glu5en Citizens.
Urn % m Z. Rtmmp, GET, GiasntkT,.,,
5tugnts ppu Ntmnips berHhantsT rbfutlattIter S1tte.
40lttmrre, 20, YfTrs fss
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lit tb an W&ptnfhpa1e W{dtttatett uni 3elrlttune 6sr a1,t'
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tt Fbnel ubjeertn rIret, Wss Rtgen I'D SerCdie enc Wittei oe'
gen icne 6ranttrtt esbrdudte Sie nuBten dle niat4. S1er
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BET 9 2tnttpr 81 Gebrdubsn. sd fOgte Sbten1 Satte MR.
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@rsts SLIGO per LATHE, 3 6lalbsn $3.50, elm baltes Nussu'
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1852. @elan1rtt3aFL Der Stcrbsf6Ge 1O,267
Startea an SdwtnbIn4t 1912
~ - aneere TrdnfGetten 8.349
--1Oe6t
1853. @efannhts1b ter Sterbefdgs 9'7i9
Stnrben an Sbmtubfuat 1895
- arbere RrantbeEtet 1854
= 9749
1894. getartnttjaRl scr StetbtfGGs 1854
Starben an S3p!ntIu9t 2,1?9
~ anpere GrantteIten 9,636
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49, ysaAA Mafages sIaentur.
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n1ne bsfelten untsr nDrtbetlpaftsn 8s6tn9an1en uar II Ben
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nHenugSfGue oS 9detne5 rem btefaen WuslabIer tds n rt
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be NnS WerwaAote Don OtutftlGnb ter9ber tpE1meu IadSn
p0lsa. uHlere Usrmitie!uaS tIr6 rbtses Saus eraebsnf. -
St6elt@tffe ~perladcn BFrmeH am 1. un6 Is fsbrn
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1b Srernen Wsp.gOrt
~ ben g dBtn Ter &~rmpasnis GTete nab r' gu,sio,, uut,,
aletten Bebtnsunaen fur ReGnun9 Der 66. WeIrTs
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6st MnS MetieRbe epr SetrbSeresn burh n !. gSrfrr
gunner 8tF3ert Enb, 10 empfstlea mir aud htsrin ten
p1blttum unfere Bermtttluns. "
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elmo her eRtneie Sen Montas MOraen sic Samtas 8!a&t
tebt uo aud stnlabet BON iensn btli8sn uub bElitdten BSes
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gen1etnea hlermtt bic Ansstae, bag i'd, p5tgs6 GSeI&ait f&ugt6
Ibernpmmeu babe unb fetS en Ds b!aN0ritrta5 Eager Son 9u.
welen, Nlbetnsn rab 8elbenen GGf1et. utreH, Stanb. u. 9ars
lOrs llbceH, lUDte aQe Ia ba8 [JapeitR- HHb lt3rsas Dsfhaft
esnlGlaoenbt Nrtitsl r~erratbiB baIte.
SO peroc Edetne &unSsa ieeeF3sit put unt biltS bebienen.
0{spa:6tarsB an ilbren RHb SaWeieR bslerBe t6 punftltS.
Il n hIN NupD[pb Qupu
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S"N S''> SANpN "c~ ~"NHN W. Nth ~PPEbSbbpHbIetIe self.
ret paren mo gsbcilt rnrben.
SemerfenSUerthelte RlHen.
! Gseaf BaGs, SO. 81 9. SEarpRr.. wustt pen iSpo6so, q,
iGte. gterpDTtit uno unpertari Gfstt ae1ftl3;
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SGpG&e peS ean.sn Srtens eebctlt;
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Ger, gtdGlftpfis uEe 6afeE;
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TEN Bluts;
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perEa, QSbirbIfAwerfen un2 S9Gtntet;
urr netHGfer S31Sds,
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Diefe 8abIen isF9en, baB b~etaaba.ber 4. 3tttf aGtr Gttrbs.
faGe tn eteisn 2an6e burb N~astsbrune Serurfa6tH nerben, al.
eefetsa Ypn ben 3etlret3ea anbsrn QeiSen, bic son elmer
iet6ten GrtaltuHs berbet6sfRtrt perben.
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lambs baifamtf6ert Gpr2taI unb ttr tSnnet euf F6ere sc.
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gen, tn ipsItert Sane ts ~SeatfGe 8ttfersS aebrau6t per6en
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araBs. getlaselpbta rstfsrttat HnS BET ag,n Druaetfen uns
StStetaItsTn ourb bic ger. Staatsn ~pe.tauft.
Grets rs Gente sta Sta foe, ~ De,o n 9N7m
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Gine an0sre tpuncerbare Sur.
snf9 Or. @faimfs's SslaIlESl:s; GtntoAF se~sytftGta

HNf@ Ut. AFaInlfsa OVERWHELMING kemgyfhtnto, =
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ten In meta 6aa8 esppr .si Mas 10 N ,r3e pa aala6t liz 4 III,
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g6atr, cit lGsen baB nG4 benz t9enUis eeb 9nealtes pen ,insr
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mebr, fOnnts ule9sr e1.n uas aa1 een VenaDt hts Snkaiirs
ppa 3 wNtsren Giaiden par JIG saas nj Der brrr sdelt.
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Ia Friedrich Kramer,
80 @jraveur uno @plbarbeiter,
SO, 1891 q. 8aShr., nabe GreterFraee
bdlt tets cine gr0se ausrapI Don. u9ten uab SupeIiR pVrs
ratbtg tbsnfs befpr8t CT alt
@rapirs Mrbeiten
In Sob, Gilber, Stdbt unb l~Unhtatn Wstauen, Stfeelprehen
unb eta utpS auf'S bette unb ttaehe.
n e~ Rtparatnren isbsr &rt wereen ~ebeHfaus prompt anR
}Gnel bslprBt. 9nIoOMI
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OcfnaSDeifss Etnctnr.

2f: nnetres:gEe rb trfQl8ret tfl W2ptyta 3at Ser feupua L.
SrdHtsr. S3GaGtr axe 9let1jise, weiGe tsRats cTEnsca q
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beiii ben 1Jaaten,
strst zen MGrpoftr Dlut6 uub -
neHtS Sebrn benz 5noalte2n. ." s
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ger 6Ttit, DnspspFa. 8olttjA measn, ..-. .. "a
ROpfneh, unUsreauit4tett, @eS,Udtsett Il
Wsrppf is 3ittern turA WsermastseI Dsnus .
gen Iabld Hnb Spirita9ien e~iranIa6t.
6ersb. enuen, @tnb i'm Miasea unb ram
uuterlete, Sdufes. g0abnGnn &C.. -fa E..tta
nze~ Die 2inftur 6eiieSt cen appetit fiji s..
rauldenoe @etrdnfe! rsa
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seesbea, fnbeR has bette 5tttm tel tn
Or. @talntsls @eiunobettss Itnfur.
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&c unp SsIGuate tn snsF SsaSt bic iOIS. noe GniII ppH SSr.
f0nta etpetlt:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

SrEAKrvG WELL OF 0ruERs-lf
the dispesition to speak well Of others
were universally prevalent, the world
would become conrarstive paradise.
The opposite disposition is tho Pandora
box. which. when opened. fils every
house and every ncighborhood with pain
and sorrow. How many enmitics AID
heart-Lurnings flow from this source /.
How much happincss is Interrupted and
destroyed. Envy. jealousy. and ,ha
malignant spirit Of evil. when they find
vent by the lins. 20 forth on their mis-
sion like foul fiends. to blast tho reprta-
ton and p'aoe Of Others. Ev"ry one
has his impeT"ctions. anil in the conduc,
Of the best there viii he ocH rs;pnal faults
which might seem to Justify animadyer-
sion. 1t is good rule, however. when
there is occasion for fault-fniing. TO do
it privately to the crring on. This may
prove s,lu.'rY. 1t is proof of intcrts.
in the individual. which viii generally hc
taken kindly il the manner Of doing it is
not offensive. The common and un-
christian rule on the contrary. is to pro
claim the failings Of others to all but
then selves. This is unchristian, and
shows despicable heart.
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we are coming right aboard the captains
vessel ,
But 'Aminadab' pulled the harder and
fairly took turn with the shoet about a
Delaying pin.
The English officer was abon. to pour
out upon him volley Of oaths, when,
seeing that the sloop would certainly fall
foul Of him, he turned to give orders for
the prote ton Of his own vessel but
ere he could utter them. the sloop's bows
struck her near The fore rigging aud
swung round, stern with stern. At the
same instant the American officer stamp
ed upon the deck, and forty men made
their appearance from the matches, fore
castle. and cabin. and leapcd after Per-
cival upon the tenders deck.
The Engishman, taken by surprise,
surrendered without scarcely striking a
blow; and getting both vessels under
sail, in the very sight of the frigate, the
gallant young captor sailed with his prize
back into the harbor, and safely anchored
her off the Battery after an absence Of
six hours and twcnty-sevel minutes.
This exploit is doubtless one Of the
boldcst and most spirited affairs that
ctmc off during the war, and the account
given above is a faithful narrative of the
transact;nn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

SETTING FENCE PosTs.-We hear
frequent complaints Of the perishablcness
of fence posts set in the ordinary way.
Ard to the suggestion that the lower
end of the posts should be charred, it is
replied that while the charring benefits
the outside of the timber. it cracks it
open 80 that water penetrates the wood
still further, and cause rapid decay in
the interior.
Let US. then. make another suggestion.
Char the lower end of the post for eiyh-
teen inches or two feet. so that about
six inches of the cha.red part will be
above the surface of the ground. Ha,e Q
in readiness kettle of hot coal tar, "a
cheap ar,icle,) and plunge into it the
lower end Of the post; or apply the tar
with a brush, taking pains tc get it into
the crevices. A second application is de-
sirable. as soon as the first becomes dry,
aaa will make the timber waterproof
for many years.-American Agricultr-
isi, January.