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benef'ing the Chinese, excep, M indlv,dn NJ
cases- If she was sincere in her hare
violence, che would see that before kelp
ing hand can be lent 10 the laborins
chinese In their degraded condition, tht
laboring population OF he world mus,
mist be able to help themselves, which
anna would prevent by bringing them
into competition with Chinese labor. Bsi
when Anna says she saw q ship-load a
Cinnamon received in San Frarcisco witb
clubs until the streets run literally with
blood, Anna literally lies; but when she
boasts how much the North Adams trai.
TOR land Anna deserves to be his Delflah)
hss made, she shows the true colors under
which she has enlisted. Poor Anna vou
have immortalized yourself, and so did
Judas The chaplet of laurel which Won
might have plucked viii be a crown Of
thorns, which you richly deserve.
The newspapers here have INDUCED in
comments upon the massacre o. China
men in Los Angeles, which show how
bitter Is the feeling OF one class OF the
community, who fancy their legitimate
gains are likely to he nterfered with bv
the effort now being made to draw the
attention Of Inc working ren OF our
country towards the evil Of Chinese emil
grafton. Not one of them have sounded a
note OF waning to show that the luminosity
now smothered, may break forth at auy
moment, and thousands of lives be sacrI-
heed Ii we were to judge by the daily
exhib tons made by the boys, we should
be compelled 10 believe this occasion to be
instructive. Miss Dickinson fails to tell
her listeners what he might have seen in
San Francisco, without drawing upon her
imag nation, viz. hoTdes OF Oh nese strnm-
pets being guarded from the China
STEAMERS by policemen during a Sabbath
morning, on their way past our churches.
where heir congregations were worship,
ping God. TO the bagnios they were 70
Inhablt, aed to poll lte even our children
with their vile and loarhsome .ntamina-
ton, thai descends from generation to
GENERATION.
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The delay in the present issue Of the
ADvocATS arises from the fact that the
fourth days proceedings OF the c. NJ. l.
u, contrary to our expectations, had been
consumed and we were compelled to wait
till another copy was received from the
Secretary, to whom we desire to acknow-
ledge our obligations, for the prOmptness
with which our request was complied
In q week or two, at the outside,
we hope to present the ADVOCATE in its
new dress, issued from our Chicago Office
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

We are pleased 70 state that the pro-
posed Convention Of Labor Reformers,
announced 70 be held in Washington,
Dec. 9th, has been abandoned. We felt
satisfied that Mr.. Cavis, would not allow
himself to be made a tool, In the hands
of designing tricksters, to disrumpt or dis
organise the National Labor Union. So
far so good. Now gentlemen. 60 TO work
and aid the eForrs Of those who are deter
mined to make the Columbus Convention
o success do what Won con bosecure the
the election of good men and true as dele
gaaes. according % the Instructions furnish
ed in the Otacial call Of the Chairman and
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We acknowledge the receipt Of the Re
port Of the Bureau of Statistics Of Labor
nor the State of Massachusetts, for 1870
and 1871, for which we are indebted to
Mr.. Charles T. Crane, of Boston; also the
receipt Of likeress Of Wendall Phillips
Mr.. s. c. Hart, of Charlestowu viii please
accept our thanks for the same.
also to the Hon. G B. FARwELL, W. C.,
for twenty-one volumes of valuable public
dccunents. Under present circumstances
the gin is dcubly appreciated W. sin
cerely thank him for his kindness
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

Secretary of the National Labor Reform
Committee, and you will, receive as your
deserve, the thanks of every true friend Of
the Labor Movement
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

I'VE do not hold ourselves responsible for the
views Of our Correspondents.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

d . new oreanizatlop, but very pronis
ING one. There are mos many m Hhs ely,
but they are goad NJ
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

aiso, have re-OFgauized unauFthe idle Of
the Kniger Of MachsalDa," and ere
quite strong. They have an application
for charter from Wsshingion City. They
are endesvOuFing 70 stszt bgsneAes through
out che State.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

Use sseunc.s Pain KILLING
MAGIC OIL.
Oft Works like u Charm. -

liuye You hcadaohct Use Rcmne's Magic oil
Have yon toolhaohcl Use Renno's Magic on
Have YOU neuralgia Use Renne's Magic oil
Have YOU rhcumatihnl Use Renne's Magic OH
Have you sore throat Use Renne's Magic oil
Have You seatical Use Rcnne's Magic oil
Have you bruiacl Use Rcnnc's Magic OH
Have you cramp.l Use iIcnne's Magic on
Have YOU chol morbusl Use Rcnne'S Magic oil
Have YOU lamencssl rsc Ronne's Magic Oil
This is the Beat Family Remedy, TO cure all
kinds of pain, you ever tried
1t /. clean, safe and delicious 20 use, and If
you use Il faithfully, 1t viii do you good,
Directions on each hottie. Buy 1t Of the
druggist OF merchant wher' You trade. II
they have not got it on hund they will send
for il, Il, your request, AID sell YOU Genuine
Rcnne's PAIN killing Magic Oh, at the manu-
uiacturcrs lowest price at retail.
.P-Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
.ers. 1t is put up in three sizes, and callc
Trial Size, Medium Size, aud Large Famil
Size bottles. WM RENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
PnIsrlELp, Mass.
Sold In Bradford by H. g. Day aud Plich-
ard Il lIaw Willard Bros. 0rford Reyes Il
Co, Ncwbur' Chase Il Baker, Piermcnt -
Bates Bros. y tFahlcr. iyl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
DARTMOUTH College.

Hanover, n. II. Dee. 10th, II
The ground is again white; about
IA foot of snow has fallen, and il
still comes slowly down.
Mr.. Perkins of Lebanon has sta t.
ed Il choral society i'll this place.
About 80 persons have joined. The
book used is the Choral Wreath, a
collection OF Glees, &c.
There is one case If small Pox in
the village.
Parker has out some posters and
advcrtiScS all kinds OF Christmas
gifts. Mr.. l.. il, doing a tiourishing
business in the Book line, and has
a well arranged sore.
Prof. II. L. Parker occupied the
Pulpit Sabbath day.
Rev. Mr.. Leeds is in Boston.
Subscriptions are being made by
/ the Senior class for a donation of
books to the Library. Some $500
has already been raised.
We have not secured our artist
yet. Taking pictures for the gradu-
ating classes OF Colleges is becoming
quite a business. hoffman of Tor.
onto, Warren of Cambridgeport,
Mass, and others have sent fine
specimens. The Job amounts to
about s3,5O0-and e, identity pays
we'll.
Prot. Hitchcock is again in town.
Prof Huntington has taken rooms
in the Agricultural College. Reel,
tations are now daily attended in
this building.
DIR. Horace Fletcher, who recent
iy died in rownshend, was gradual.
ed from this College in 1917, and
was valedctorian of his class.
Richard Fletcher, class of 1906. and
Ex-Gov. Ryland Fletcher, were his
brothers.
The Sth, annual meeting of the
New York Alumni of Dartmouth
was held upon the Sth at belmont
COS. An address was delivered by
B. Kimball of Brooklyn, author of
Letters from Cuba, Student Life,
Inducements, &c. After election
of officers, a bountiful rcpast was
furnished. The exercises were va
ried by conversations, music, sing.
in-. &c. Speeches were made b,
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a Card.

DIR. lliciSOiS would say to his friends in
Orange and Caledonia Counties that he has
moved his Dental Office INTO liachop's Block,
two doors south of Bank, where he is prepared
to make the best teeth, with all modern i'm
provcmrnts, for $1,000 u set, which are war
rant"d to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded
Teeth flied with Gold and Silver and war.
runtcd for one year.
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas safely aud
; successfully administered,
Those of my patrons coming from distance
for new teeth will have their fare paid to and
from my Office, and be entertained free of
charge while the teeth are being made
Thankful for past tavors he hopes by close
attention to business to merit the future pat
ronngc of the public in general.
Wells River vt. bomb
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

Died, in Bradford, VI. Dec. 4,
1871 Mrs. Lydia (kellry) Osborn ;
widow of Lemurl Osburn, at the
advanced age of % years, months,
and L. days. In her humble home,
but little affected by the mnltlfari
Gus changes and revolutions contin.
ually going on in the world without,
she. devoted to the duties of wife
and mother, lived a quiet, molten.
sive, us tul life Of which the end
was peace.
AS lijs. Osborn. ON the side of
her parents, belonged to a some
what numerous family, we'll known.
for at least three tourthS Of a centu
ry, in Bradford. all the members OF
which, with the exception of one,
are now numbered with The dead, it
is thought the following gencologi
cal items, respecting them, Will be
appreciated by their surviving fel-
low townsmen, and other friends.
Daniel Kelley WAS born i'll New
town, n. II. May 10, l747.
Mary (Wcbsier) Kelley, his wife
was born in Kingston, n. H., Sept
20, 1147.
This worthy coupe, with then
children, three sous and five daugh
tiers, moved from Sandown, n. IT..
into the town of Bradford, VI, ac
cording to the best information now
at hama, in Tie spring Of 1874 and
settled down on a farm now occu
pied by their grandson. Benjaml.
Kelley, and we'll known as the Kel
ley place. There. the industrious
old farmer died, July 10, 1887. aged
90 years. There, too, had died his
good old wife, Nov. Is, 1888; aged
SO years.
When they moved into Bradford,
their eldest child, Mercy, was %
years of age, and their youngest,
Joanna, IS months. The sons and
daughters all lived to marry, and
have families of their own.
Mercy Kelley, born at Hawke.
now Danvi,le, n. H., Aug. %, 1863,
married Joseph Lund, of Warren
in that state, and died, April 5, 1856
in the SSth year of her age.
William Kelley, born at Hawke,
Aug. IG, 100, died July, 1G, 1913
aged Is. lacking one month
Mary Kelley, born, same place,
Aug. %, 1872. married Levi Barker,
and died Aprill5, lS47, in her 10Th,
year.
Beniam II Kelley, born in san,
down, n. IL. Aug, IS. l174, Died,
Jar. 10, 1857, in his 13d, year.
Lydia (KelIey) Osborn, born and
died. as above stated.
Daniel Kelley Jr. born in San
down. April 10, 1856 Died Nov. 16
1861, in his 10Th. year
Sally Kelley, born, same place,
Dec. I'd, 1883, married Charles Da
Wis, and Died, Feb. s, 1868 IN her
13d. year.
Joanna Kelley. the Youngest
daughter, Gorr, same place, Sept.
"A, 1892, married Loren Farr, and,
in Bradford, though in widowhood,
at The age OF 20 years, still survives,
to enjoy the love of her children
and other relatives and liendS.
Few entire families have ever we
known to be preserved III life so
long; but where now, are even
they And where shall we, who sur,
Vie, soon be NJ.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

Correspondents who write articles
intended for publication in this pa.
per are requested to "boil them
down" before sending TO us. We
need most of our space for news
items, and cannot publish long ar.
ticles.
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OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT DEC % 1871
Over the River.

ORFoRD.--i'ue friends of the
"Fcmalc Cause will be pleased to
learn that Mrs. Miller Of the \. II.
State Normal School, gave Il free
exhibition in reading at Oxford
Academy, on the evening of the
18th inst. before u very intelligent
and apprcciatvc audience. The
"CuuSe" is safe aud making glorious
strides in progress so long as we
give free scope to the silent inilu
cnce which Mrs Miller, and kindred
spiiIts, exert. In fact we are of the
opinion that woman already holds
the key to power, in one sense, and
we are inclined to endorse the ienti.
ment of Josh Billings. He "hant
see what woman wants emmy more
flights for; she beat the fust man
born into the world out 0v a dcd
sure thing. and she kan beat the
last one with the same kards."
Santa Claus has sent word that
he will be at the Cong. Church in
Oxford, Christmas exc, with large
lot of presents for all who are con.
ucctcd with the Sabbath School.
Al are iaritcd.
j. O. Carr was severely kicked in
the face 10y young horse last Sat
urday. For some time he was
thought to be dead, but came to
consciousness after several hours,
and is now considered out Of danger.
George i. Martin has taken a
Life Insurance Agency III Grafton
and Sullivan counties and has com
menced business. He is Il very re.
liable young man, with much ener
", and all who deal with him will
be treated honorably.
PIERMONT.--A man in the EN-
ploy Of the Messrs Brown, lumber
men, brokd his les few days since
while loading logs, by the breaking
of II chain and James Phelps, a
farmer ON the brook road, met with
a similar accident on Friday last,
by the bad turn of log. In his
case the misfortune seems greatly
aggravated from the fact that less
than a year ago, while moving logs,
the same limb was terribly crushed,
and broken in two places from the
effects Of which he had just recov
cred so as to be at work again
The present break is complicated
and between the other two.
We learn that Mr.. Moses Mead
nearly completed u will "a few days
before his last sickness in which he
intended to leave $1,000 for the ben
eft of the NJ. L. Church in this place.
The wife of Arthur Runnels is
dangerously i'll with heart disease
1t is hoped that the skill of DR.,
Jones, under whose care she is, will
be successful in preserving the life
of this most useful and .estimable
lady.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
BRADFORD FRIDAY, DEC. %. 1871.

tVWe shall issue next week a
Holiday edition. of the OPINION,
devoted entirely to Christmas and
New Years stories, poetry, &c,
with supplement containing such
local matters and advertising as
must necessarily appear next week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
GUARDIAN'S NnrICE

The Undersigned having been appointed by
Honorable Pro6ate Court for the District of
Bradford, Guardian unto joseph H. Bailey
an Insane person. hereby gives notice thai all
contracts made with his said ward will be
Nold. All persons will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
JEREMIAH BOYNTON.
Newbury, VT, Aug, 22d. lS7I.-27w3
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New Advertisements.
APPLIES:
APPLES..
APPLES!!!
a carload of nice Western Apples
just received, by
STEVENS Bros. & Co.


vNnE UNDERSIGNED commissioners of
j the West farlcc Railroad company duly
appointed by the Legislature of the State of
Vermont hereby give notice, that on Thurs
day the 2lst day of December A. ID, lsll, ut
the office of Alyah Bean in West Fairlcc III
the County Of Orange, hooks will he opened
to receive subscriptions to the capital stock
of said corporation.
ALVAH BEAN STEPHEN THOMAS,
j. -, DEARBORN, ELlrllALEr ABBOTT,
JOHN PRATT.
Commissioners of the West Fairlcc Railroad
Company.
West Fairlce, November 18th, ISL
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
Posi- OFFICE, BRADFORD,
and see how i, is yourself.
Josiah Sanhnrn'S VIII.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District.
- -. In Probate Court held at Bradford
within aud for said District on the 18th, day
OF November A. -. Isl : an instrument pur-
porting to be the last Will and Testament of
Josiah Sauborn late of Bradford in said dis
trict. deceased, being presented to the Court
by Hon. j. ". l}atehelder for Probate 1t is
ordered by said Court. that all persons con
cerncd therein be notified to appear at a ses-
sion of said Court to he held at the Probate
Office in Bradford ON the III Tuesday of Janu-
AIRY A. ID. lSi2. and show cause. if anv there
may have. against the Probate of said viii
for which purpose it is further ordered. that
a copy of the record of this order be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the National
Opinion printed at Bradford, previous TO said
tine appointed for hearing.
by the Court, Attest,
ALNuH BEAN R-.-istrr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

- Several communications are
unavoldably crowded ont this week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

The \. II. Prohihitionsts have
nominated for Governor DR.. John
Blackmer of Sandwich ; the Labor
Eetormers again present the name
of Lemuel II. Cooper of Croydon !;
the Democrats that of the present
incumbent, 5amnel y. Weston OF
Manchester aud the Republicans,
Will Immediately complete the list,
and make the contest quadrangular.
Last year four votes all told elect
ed a Senator in No IL. and that
same Senator elected various other
officers. it not the Governor-held
the balance Of power and shaped
the legislation Of the state land he
wasn't called very much of Sena-
tor ether. With such plecedents,
figuring on the chances before cleo
ton is very 'onsartin" business.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
A "NEW DEPARTURE"

The subSc bcr having bought out the
BOOT 4 SHOE BUSINESS
of MARTIN & WARREN, Will continue the bust
ness 1t the old stand,
Main Street, Bradford Village.
He has added to the former large stock of
Ladies' Gents, and childrcns, Boots, She
over Shoes. Rubbers, &c, &c, new invoice of
the best goods, AMI is prepared to give the
public the best bargains to be had inhis line.
Custom work of all kind, done to order in
the best manner Rubber boots and shoes re
parcd and made water tight.
Call and see our goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
A. j. RUSS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The copariuership heretofore existing be
tween Emery & Burton is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having ac.
counts with them are requested to call at
their former place Of business and get their
pay and pay their bills within the next thirty
days, and save further trouble.
IDANiEL EMERY
2JACOB BURTON
Torshnn. Vt. Nov. - 1871.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
The Grcu French Remedy


Prepared ny GARANCtrEE & DUPONT. No. IA
Rue Lombard. Paris. and highly recommends
ed 10y the eel irr Medical Faculty of France.
Are the very best rcmrdN in all eases ri Spcr-
matorrhua or seminal Weakness; Nightly,
Daily OF Premature Emissions SrNna Weak
moss or imputcutN; Weakness Arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual ENcrs-e~; RclaNa-
tiou OF the Genital Organs; Weak spine /,
Lime" az Brick dust deposits IN the THINE (;
milky Discharges &c. and al the CHASTITY
ENctssrs
They curc when all other remedies fail.
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R E AL ES 7 A 7 {.
Farm For sale.

r IFTEs Il Ut ''WEt
The Subscriber offers for sale. DIS
Bradford known Il. the Moore place. NJ Nv.
mile from Bradford Village. Al me "aS
trough on the YATES River Road. ~
contains about 30 acres of excellent 's-g a..
good Apple orchard, Sugar oich hard Mss
buildings. For further particulars i-'1''
'"' '"o''''0e' ''' ''' '- -" E ". ROBE
Bradford, Aug. Is
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

Rev. l.. O. Brdetow, Of st. Johns.
bury, will open the lecture course
in Bradford at Cong. Church, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 10Th. We
have 'picked up" the above informa-
ton iu scasoir TO crowd IT in as we
20 to press. For further particulars
inquire OF the conmittcc-if you
can End him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
1'sEE VERY BEST

Topsham, Vt, Nov. %. ISL
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
Debility and EmaciatiOn.

Both result from the lack ability the food into
nutrlment How then, for those suffering from
thsse alarming Immediately resort to remedy
that will strengthen the stomach and digestive organs For
soon this desirable object has been accomplished the health
improves and the patient his usual appearance Hos
letters Stomach BtteIs have attained popularity
n'uh and have been the best and safest
o. removing constipation tOning the stomach giving energy
10 the liver and relieving symptom Of and
depression Of spirits Its cheering and beneficial effects
nghy spoken Of BY thousands who TO their restoration
health NoTestoratve in the annals OF medicine has attain
ea hs same popularity the short space of time it has been
ooFe the public has the high endorsements accorded
70 iha excellent tonic Many other preparations purpornR
70 Dc eorecves and resoave have been introduced and
peshed one by while the popularity OF Hosteter
ooAsh Btters continue TO increase and recognized
ndad household medicine. The which attends the
eO the Bers sVnce at its virtues in all Of de-
Uy ana disease Of the stomach Certificates almost wi.hOu,
NUMBER have been published aesng truly miraculou
power IN removing those painful and fearful diseases And
n time II idle to do than call attention the
remedy Of the order to awaken public attention to
sAcssnes II ia the only preparation Of the kind that il
oe In all eases and therefore worthy the consideration
Of the afflicted ar19lm
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
Administrators Notice.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

KEGlsTERS OFFICE,
DOVER, Kent County, Del. Aug. lst, 1871.
Upon application OF ALICE w. PARRY, Admins
traIrlx of JOSEPH PARRY, late OF Kenlon Hund red,
said County. deceased, it ordered and directed
by the Register, that the said Administratflx give
notice Of the granting Of Letters of Administration
upon The estate of the saId deceased by causing ad
verlsemenis be posted within forty days from the
date Of such letters in six Of the most public places
OF the County OF Kent, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate TO present the same.
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also the same to bs inserted in
the SMYRNA TIMES a newspaper published IN Smyrna,
and continue therein weeks.
Given under the hand and seal Of Office
OF the Register aforesaid. at Dover,
lsEALl Kent County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
NJ. HARRINGTON, Register.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23
Administrators Notice.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

REGIsTER's UFFICE,
DOVER, Kent County, Del, Aug A, 1871.
Upon application Of ASA s CLIFTON, Administra.
tor Of JOHN p. REESE, late OF Duck Creek hundred,
in said County, deceased, it Is ordered and directed
by the Register, that the said Asa s. Clifton give
notice Of the granting of Letters of Administration
upon the estate Of the said deceased, by causing ad
vortisements 10 be posted within forty days from the
date of such letters in six Of the most public places
OF the County of Kent, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided and also cause the same TO he inserted in
the SMYRNA TIMES, newspaper published in Smyrna,
and continue therein 3 weeks.
Given under the hand and seal of office
Of the Register Aforesaid, at Dover.
lsEALl Kent county aforesaid The day and
year above written.
Nj. HARRINGTON, Register.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-23

The Petersburg Va.
"ToUaNAMEiSTT.. INT. tbe nomenclature adopted
Index does not .h mi the equestrian sport of
in connection VIII '. therefore, greets with hearty
tournaments. nlsrne' II .m' delivered at Richmond
welcome the Gn'' Gu 'Rseby, in which he was hold
on the 4th by ~ ~ the thing as it deserves to
enough to laugh r. thereby earning the public
be laughed rha a., charge was happily conceived
gratitude. lL0 and in its conclusion aptly
and expTTesSseo,m pT.Se mock heroics common on such
occasions f,ro Sir Knights and gentlemen, I
Therefore rn,estIv S charge you to do your Level
now most 9Hsoeaed ea.u' Set sail. Unship your royal
best PrGcGead t heads haul aft your spanker bow
m11en eat ca. YOUR fore-tops hatchways. Go it.
sprIlfs ar n0itt tbe devil take the man that don
take the ring.