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Srbska vOina.


valky Srbdm pfiznivY. z Alexinace te-
legrafuje Sc do Londyna, ze vitezstvi jez
Cernaiev We ctvrtek vydobyti mel, obra-
tilo Sc We vitezstvi Turkd. My prozatim
zprave t6 nev6rime. Kdyby Turci tax
skveleho vit6zstvi byli dobyli, roztroubili
by to nejhfmotn6jsi fanfarou po celem
svet6 Takto ale vi tom vit6zstvi pro-
zatim jeu nissky zpravodaj Standardu,
Gasopsu Turknm nadrzujiciho
Y boiich minuleho tehodne ztratili pry
Srbove 10000 muz6 Jak velke budou
asi ztraty Turkd!
London Times pravi, ze mir ma Wy
chod6 zavisi ma Anglicku. Nalehneli
anglick5 vyslanec ma tureckou vladu, ably
svolila pfim6fi, bude muset tato povo-
liti. Budeli mluviti iasn6 a pevn6, stane
Sc to.
Schylerova pfedb6zna zprava o ukrut-
nostech tureckych Bulharsku podana
nasemu (americkemu) vyslanci Cali
hrad6, potvrzuje to nejhorsi co dosud 0
hanebnostech tech bylo sdGleno. Schuyler
nalezl. ze mnoho vrazd spachalO prav j.
d elne vol 8 X o turecke a ou zatracue
zpravu tureckeho komisafe co spoustu ne
pravd. Dale jjisti, 70 kraji cd n6ho
procestovanem 65 vesnic NEST bylo v
popel obraceno spustoseno a patnacte
tisic muzd, zen a d6ti pobito. Schuyler
pokraGuje We vysetrOvani.
z Pafize So zv6stuje, ze Viktor Hugo
vydal cd sebe vzletn6 a razne prohlaseni,
nemz ukrutnosti TurkG "a neslychaue
ohavnosti Ia civilizaci spachane nazna-
cuie Europu "a ne zodpov6dnOu Gini.
Z Vidne SO telegratuje, ze mocnosti ne
ustale vymenuji telegrany tykaiici Sc
sprostfedkovani miru ma vychod6. Y
hlavnich vecech docilena shoda. V neko-
lika dnech bude nepochy bn6 vysoke por-
t6 spoleGne nabidnuti mocnosti pfedloze-
no. Rakousko bude nepochy bn6 zvoleno
ably ucinilo prvni krok Cafihrade. Pro
zatim ledna 50 mocnostem o docileni phi
meri mezi boiujicini.
Panuii obavy, ze behem iednani 0 pc
drobnostech miReni u navrhy mocnost
velice budou SO rozcbazet.
ZVidne SO telegrafuje, ze Cerna Hora
: neschvaluje chovani Sc knizete srbskeh
Milana; smluvili SO zavazali pred val
kou, ze zadny obor samostatne c III
svni vrub mir nebude vyiednavati
Knize Milan, davale svoeni sveho k je
u dnani mir, tuto smlouvu rusi. Germ
Hora pdjde tedy nepochybne svou cesto,
z Dubrovnika telegrafuje SO re dne 81
e srpna, ze mezi Cernohorci Turky sved
u ma den pred tim bitva, jeiimz vysledk
y dosud zadnych podrobnych zprav nedo
~ slo.
!, z Cetyne (hlavniho mesta cernohoi
;, skeho) Sc zvestuje, ze dfadni Gasopis &C
N nogorac" zavrhuje cizi prostfednictvi ,
vyjednavani o mir prohlasuje, zc Srbsl
=, u Cerna Hora Denechaj valky, poku
!" srbske zeme ode jha tureckeho osvoDoz,
~ ny nebudou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
(Dokonceni.)

GECHOVE V CHICAGO. " Plain
Dealeru" cteme: Cechov6 chicagosti,
mnoho tisic citajici, prohlasili Sc temer
vesmes pro Tildena Hendrickse Tato
narodnost pc cel6 Uni stala dosud k
stras6 republikanske; avsak mimic, 70
republikanska strana jest zodpovedna "a
krusn6 easy, jez mas nyni hnetou, ustano-
villa SO hlasovati pro zmenu."
Chicagosti Cesi nalezi k nejprobudiej.
Sim a nejsvobodomysln6jsim Americe.
Republikane m6li Mich vzdycky spo-
lehlive velmi vydatn6 spojence. Tim
vyMamnejsi jest nynejsi obrat jich po-
litickem smysleni. Podobny udal Sc Y
smyseni Cechd zdejsich. Roku 1872
byl to maly hloucek, jenz Sc shluknul kol
praporu Greeleyho = letos jest to cely
armadni sbcr, kteryz pod korouhvi Til
dena "a opravu zachovani republi.
kanskych svobod fadd zapas sc vrha
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
Ma prOdej.

cenu ma prodej Lot jest 35 1875.
Popta vka, 55 Schiller str. blize Broad
way.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
presidenSti elektOff.
WILLIAM LANG, ze Seneca,
GRANVILLE w. STOKES,
" Warren.
POyinnOst svObOdOmysln6-
no CasOpisu.

Povinnosti Gasopisu, kteryz 81 ptiklada
krasne imeno svobodomyslny, Jest pfede'
vsim aby slouzil svobode. TIE slouziti
bude len tenkrate, kdyz bude odhalovati,
hlasati zastavati pravdu, nehlede k to-
mu libili Sc komu ti nelibi, urazili nebo
pohorsuieli nekoho. Stane Sc mnohdy-
krate, ze casopisu takovemu krusno jest
nekterou pravdu bez obalu primo pro-
n6sti, iezto vi, ze nektereho ttenaru Je
no boIne Sc dotkne, ze nekterou stranku
srdce, nektery politicky nahled jeho ura-
ri a poboufi, ale temito ohledy nesmi Sc
nechat vazati Kdo chce pravde slouzlti,
ten must ien ii ma zfeteli miti, jen k nj
dstavicne pfimo celiti te ddvefe ano
tom pevnem pfesv6dGeni ze ,pravda ne
zna ustoupiti zlob9' ze nakonec pfedce
zvitezi t. j. n6kdejsi protivniky sve porazl
vlastne sobe je nakloni.
S n6kter6 strany Sc nam vytyka, ze 10y
chom co list svobodomyslny nemeli pod
porovati stranu demokratickou, kteraz
pry otrocniky drzela knezim nadrznje
Vycitka tato byla by kazdym spnsobem
mistna, kdyby SO pfitomnem volebnim
zapase iednalo o otazky otroctvi nabo-
| zenstvi. Svobodomyslny casopis, kteryz
by podporoval stranu otrokafskou' nebyl
by svobodomyslny. Ale ono Sc AMI o
iednu ami druhou otazku nejedna. g.
troctvi jest pro vsecky easy zruseno zad
ma strana Sc neopovaM znovu je zavestl,
iezto by pfedne zadna moe cernochy O.
trocka pouta vice nespoutala "a druhe,
pfevrat tento mel by "a nasledek strasli-
vejsi otfeseni spolecenskych narodoho-
spodafskych pom6rd, nez melo samo zru-
SEMI ieho, zodpovednost "a takovy zhoub
nv otfas zadna strana ma Sc nevezme.
Otrokim zaruGuie SO svoboda obcanska
a pravo volebni ustavnimi dodatky, ode
ysech stati unie cd vseho naroda tedy
cd byvalych otrocnikd uznanymi. Stra-
ma demokraticka pax vzdycky vynikala
chloubu svou vyhledavala V 1zkostlivem
setfeni muznem hajeni ustavy spolkove
Mdzeme tedy dobrym pravem ocekavati
ze takto opravenou dstavu zacho
vavati haiti bude, dostanei Sc k Wade
Neni pfikladu dejinach anglicke nstav'
nosti, ably strana jedna, kdyz Sc dostals
pa vrch, zrusila opravy pfedchddkyn
syou zavedene. Naopak, Anglicku by
la to prave strana konservativni, toryd
kteraz opravy cd whigd zavedene, utvrd
la napotcm 1zkostlive jich setfila. Mo
hli bychom mnoho takovych oprav invest
- nez k tlceli nasemu toho neni potfeba
Ustavnost anglicka byla pax dosud jes
v mnohych podstatnych kusich vzoren
nasim politikdm nasim stranam.
lie strana jizni drzi Sc stranou demokrs
tickou, kdoz jsa moudry, by j toho zazl
val anebo tohoto spojenectvi ma podvra
ne zamery cele demokraticke strany sou
0 dill? Ona vidi strane vladnoucf ne ia
nskdejsiho pokofitele sv6ho, nebof j de
mokracie severni nejmen6 re ctyf p6ti
& boiovala fadach unionistG podporov
la ie zrovna tax vydatne jako republika
Q sky sm5slejici obcane, ale nynejsiho zn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31

Ma vym6nu. Vzdelsne fanny v
Kansase vymeni SO "a gruntovni maize
tex m6ste.
J. ". Sherman, 400 Woodland Ave.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31

SURG ,,NETAHNE". Dne Is. srpna
odbyvan Daytone n6mecky republican
sky meeting. Zdejsim listIm telegrafule
Sc nem nasledovni: Behem minuleho
tydne ucinila strana republikanska sec
byla, ably casopisemi, plakaty jinymi
prostfedky pfichod Surcdv rozhlasila
obyvatelstvu nemeckem nadseni vyvola-
la. Dnes odpoledne chodila hudebni
kapella vsemi ulicemi, svolavajic Nemce
do meetingu. Ano vynikajici republka-
nj navstevovali osobn6 Nemce zovouce je
do meetngu. Lee pres vsecko toto usili
seslo Sc ma nam6sti pred radnici tax malo
lidi, ze meeting musel byti odroeen do
radnice, kde vseho vsudy 800 osob ne
meckcu rec Surcovu, dve no iiny trvavsi,
poslouchalo; mezi temi 800 nebylo vsak
ami 100 Nemci.
Podobne fasko ucini Sure kazdem
mensim meste. V mensich mestach media
SO lid omamiti a oslepiti ami delostfelbou
ami nadhernym osvetlenim, ami lampicka
mi. Kdyby republikanska strana Gle
velande nebyla nebem peklem hybala
ably velike shromazd6ni sehnala, pochy
bujeme, ze by Sure byI zde lepe pochodi
nez pochodil Daytone. Ostatns meme
vice posluchacI nez 800, nichz tie
tina TildenovcG zalezela. Vzdyt c.
bavy, ze meeting jeho vypadne slab1
polozii jej republikane do uzavtene mis-
nosti nikoliv ma Public Square.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
OvZ ID I'll z e nj
oAromnym prodejem "a minuleho tydne,
jehoz isme snitenim cen byli docilili, bu-
deme pocinaje
pOndGlEenl, IL. CerUeace
.jeste Ievneji

zboA sve prodavati, sice cerne hedbavi,
barevne hedbavi, fancy hedbavi; jennie,
prostfedni lacine latky Da saty, cerne
alpaky, kasmiry, cerne hernadiny gre
nadiny, plat6n6 latky, kambriky, perka-
ly, organtiny, bile lawns Qatky ma saty
do zahrad) J, prubovan6 atlasov6 viktorias,
pruhovan6 kraikove kambriky lawns,
plat6ne obleky, ulsters, kabaty a saty
proti prachu (dusters), mohery, krajkove
a Ecru svrchni obleky, krajkove points a
saky, Sally, zbozi pro domacnost, slunec-
Milky, hlazene rukavicky, fancy punco-
chafske vyrobky pro danny, divky a pa
ny, fancy zboM vseho druhu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
Official paper Of the city.
Move OZnamky.
NOvy ObchOd
v UHLI.

Broadway a WOOdlandav.
(Naproti vychodnimu vchodu do usttsd~
niho trziste.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
Ornament.

Cteni pfatele zakaznici moi:
Prosim navstivte mne pfesvedcte Sc o
mem vybornem a rozsahlem skladu jar
Mich = slippers1 pro pani, slecny dit
KY. Taktez
Velky vyber marokkovych zapinacich
snerovacich botek kazdeho druhu;
Ruci Sc, ze kdo koupi SO zbozim 1plne
spokojen bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma Sc dokonale. Nasi cesti delnici budou
poteseni, budouli moci krajanIm SWIM
poslouziti.
Taktez prodavam vseho druhu muzske
a chlapecke boty perka (poloboty) tele-
CT skopove, vesmes pod cenou, abych
zasobu svou spise vyprodal. S uctou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

y CHEAP Ice HoU.E.-No farmer
should be without an ice house, because
ii is absolutely neces sary in every fami-
~ to preserve fresh meat aud other things
in the summer season. once knew A
farmer who drew few tons OF ice in
large square cakes, AID packed thcm
upon few rails near bis house, to keep
The ice from the ground, with "A bed ot
straw between and upon the rails After
the ice had reached height of about
eight feet. with diameter of ten feet.
he covered it two feet thick with straw,
top and sides, and then ,et some board,
up so as TO shade the ice, and carry oil
the Iains; and that Ice kept till >eptem-
ter. This shows that ice will keep well
above ground. Build a cheap house tor
il about II feet square, with the door on
The north side; lay down old rails or
anything TO keep the ice OF the ground,
pack in sawed cakes, leaving Is inches
OF space between the ice and the sides OF
the house 10 be filed with straw firmly
packed down. The door should be in
two parts, each about five feet long, the
upper one TO be used till the ice gets be-
low the top of the lower one, with NOV
able steps to go up 10 il. Between now
and January is the time TO build your
ice house. know oil no advantage in
having ice houses under ground - TX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
Barley q Hog Feed.

As corn is frequently scarce and dear
at the time hogs ueed it most, permit me
to say a word in favor of barley. 1t
should be sown on rich, dry land, as
early as possible-land occupied the
year before in corn or potatoes is pre-
ferabe. Ii i, "A most excellent crop to
seed down with, as il does not shade the
ground TO such an extent as most other
crops. Two bushels per acre is about
the right quantity TO sow. As soon as
the barley il fairly up sow TWO bushels
of plaster per acre. When fully ripe,
cut with moving machine or scyth and
let ii get perfectly dry, then rake Into
winroHs, draw in. and thresh at once.
Ground and soured il makes the cheap
est and best hog-ieed have ever used.
1t is also excellent boiled or steamed
with pumpkins or roots. The straw
makes good fodder aud bedding. The
great beauty OF the crop Is its cheapness
aud earliness, coming just at the time
W utb ~ ipS-
the run of the orchard aud feeding bar
ley as recommended, l find no difficulty
in making early spring pigs dress over
800 pounds BY christmas. Corn-ied pork
has strong flavor, resulting from the
scrid oil contained in the grain-a flavor
not admired by any except Gentlles OF
the old type. Hogs intended for family
use should be fed on ground barley,
buckwheat or oats for at least thrse
weeks before Strengthening. to improve
the flavor of their flesh. That corn alone
makes solid pork is all bosh. As we
have but one life TO live here, let Us have
the best to eat that can be had, especial
ly when the best is the chcapcst.-[New
York Tribune
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

HAY CArs.-The best time 10 make
hay caps Is from now TO November. As
farmers have more leisure than earlier
in the season, and they must lie made in
good drying weather. The following i
the manner OF making very superior
caps, as pra ctised by an Indiana farmer:
He takes one-fourth ounce Of yellow
soap TO q gallon OF rain water, boil aud
skim. and then soak the muslin in this
for "a hours; take out and partly dry,
and when half dry put the muslin in
solution composed itwo ounce. OF alum
and one ei sugar OF lead to each COLON
of water. Soak the muslin well in this
aud hang it up to dry He SAYS it will
make il both fire and wafer proof. The
caps he cuts one and one-iourth yards
long, which makes them square, and al.
ter hemming the ends attaches cords to
them 10 fasten them about the hav or
wheat cock. One hundred caps will an
swer for ten acres OF grass, and they will
last for years. \ good many farmers
do not use hay caps; but when a supply
is obtained and used few times no
farmer will object to them, as they often
pay for themselves len times in "A season
in saving hay from getting wet.-rEx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
postrp.


Come, boys. have something to tell you;
Come near, would whisper II low
You are thinking of leaving the homestead,
Dat Be IN o harry 10 90.
The city hiss maay attractions!
But think OF the vices and sins
When once in the vortex Of fashion,
How soon the course downward begins.
You talk of the mines of Australia,
They're wealthy in gold, without doubt
But, ali! there is gold on the farm, boys,
If you will but shovel 1t out.
The nerchantile life 10 a hazard,
The goods are first high and then low,
Better risk the old farm while longer,
Don't be 10 q hurry to 60.
The great stirring world has inducements,
There is many gay, busy mart,
But wealth 10 not made In day, boys,
Don't be in a hurry TO start!
The bankers and brokers are wealthy,
They take In their thousands or 50,
All. think Of the frauds and deeeptions-
Don't be in q hurry to go.
The farm Is the safest and surest.
The orchards are budding to-day;
You're free ~ the cir Of the mountains.
And monarch Of All you survey;
Better stay on the farm 3 while longer,
Though profits should come rather slow;
Remember you've nothing to risk, boys
Don't be In hurry to go.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

PERsPrRATIoS.-Tne unpleasant odor
produced by perspiration is frequently
the source of vexation to persons who
are subject to it. Nothing is simpler
than 10 remove this odor much more
efiectually than by the application of
such costly unguents and perfumes as
are in use. Ii is only necessary to pro-
cure some of the compound spirits of am
monia, and put about two tablespoon
iuls in basin OF water.-Washin. the
face, and entire body with this leaves
the skin as clean, sweet and fresh as one
could wish. The wash is perfectly
harmless, and very cheap 1t is recon-
mended on the authority of an expert
enced physician.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

Where spades grow bright, and idle swords
grow dull;
Where jails are empty, and where barns are
full;
Where church-paths are with frequent footsteps
worn;
Law court-ysrds weedv; silent and forlorn;
Where doctors foot it, and where farmers ride;
Where age abounds and truth is multiplied;
Where these signs are, they clearly indicate
A happy people and well governed state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

A very good rule to follow in regard
to the purchase of fruit trees, shrubs,
etc., is never to purchase Of unknown
and peripatetic nursery agents without
seeing beforehand the articles which are
TO be supplied. There is very often q
remarkable difference between the ex-
amples exhibited and the articles sent
after an order is given.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

New MASH FOR HORSES. -The Bra
bant Journal of the Agricultural Society
recommends very highly a mash for
horses made of three parts, by weight,
of bran, four of OATS, and thirty.six to
forty-eight of iaxseed. Boiling water
is first poured upon the oats and flax
seed in bucket and the bran then add
ed, and the vessel covered with wooden
cloth, and allowed four 10 five hours to
cool. The horses take it eagerly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

Soap suds may be used with great adj
vantage for manuring grape vines.
Downing says be has seen an Isabella
grape vine produce 5000 fine clusters of
wellripened FRUIT in a season, by the
liberal use of manure and soap suds from
the weekly wash. The effect OF soap
suds on other plants is remarkable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

OLD YEw TREEs.-The yew trees of
British are of wonderful longevity. One
lived at Fountains Abbey, Ripon, for
1900 years; there are some Jews at
Crowhurst, in Surrey, l,400; . yew at
Fontigai, Perthshire, 1850 or 1900; q
yew at Bradburn, Kent, 5000, and .
yew at Hedso, Bucks, twenfs-seven feet
in diameter, 800 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

For shrubs and roses the soil should
be made rich with well-rotted compost
with one-sixth part of sand, and they
should be we'll mulched and cut back.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
Notice Of Foreclosure.

HERBY give public notice that on the sO4h day
i OF February. ISL, tlletta y. panforth. by her
mortgage dcc'i OF that date, duly recorded con-
yryrd 10 George ". Herbert, q treasurer of the
Buck sport savings Bank, certain parcel OF zeal
estate in Verona. IN the County of Hancock, bound
Ell. the Southeast corner uf Ebcn Logds land.
on the Westerly side Of tie main road thence
south sS degrees by las land 50 rods f. The
thence by the rtv~r >outherly about 90 rods
THENCE North 81 deaTees last bY land oi John
MhItmorc about ~ rods Ia the road and thence
Nuriheriy by the road abopt ~ rods To- the place
OF beginning, containing about - acres. said
mortgage by decd dated August {. Isss. duiy
recorded, Vol 10, Page ~. Hancock Register.
has been duly assigned by I. q. Moo Imam, Re
c,ivcT 90 said BANK b. me. The condition 81 sAlI
mortgage having been and still hcing broken,
claim TO forcclase the same ami give thi- notice
for tnAt purpose.
JULIA G. BARNARD.
8N.J By I T.. WoopMAS, her Any.
BuckspoTt August q, ls1G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
ORTIZ AMERICAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "A, 1876
probate A 9

TO TIE HON. Judge of Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Oliver II Trott, OF Or
i Lad IN said Hancock County respectfully
represents that he Is Guardian of Hattie b. CHM
and Joseph CHM, minor heirs of Henry X. CHM,
late OF Verona IN said County deceased, that said
minors are seized and possessed of the following
described real estate, situated In said Verona,
and that Il would be for the benefit Of said minors
that the same should be sold and that The proceeds
thereof be put out at interest and secured 10 them
TO wit; Westerly by the main road, soatheTiy by
som and Gardner, NOrtherly BY road way eadu
thereon. containing four acres more or less.
authorized I" sell the same.
%. Il TROrr.
oriand, August !. ts7G.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. s.. Court OF Probate, Ellsworth.
August Term. a. u. ts1G.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered - thar
public notice be given to all persons Interest
ed by causing a copy OF the pctItion, AMI this
order thereon, g. be published three weeks sue
cossiyely IN toe Ellsworth American u newspaper
published IN Ellsworth. IN said County, that they
may appear 1T Court Of Probate for said county
to be held at HucA sport in said county, the s1th
day of scutcmber next. Mt ten of the clock in
toe forenoon. amt -lcr cause, II anv they have,
why the prayer of sal! petitioner should not be
granted.
3w15 PAEhEl! TUCK, Judge.
Attest; tHAs. T.. ppRR. Register.
true copy hurst.-tHts. =. Dogk. Reg stcr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

ianil-ri ~ the various dyes, pronounce II THE aEsT
igi' preparation for changing the color Of TIE hair
Which has -yrr been brought TO their notice.
PRICE ~ CENTS. Satisfaction guaranteed in every
J,-- ur III, money refunded. Prepared only by g. W
THOMPSON. Eockland. Ne. Sold by all dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

II. f,ifov,tr~ p,,f t--tafe h.l,-~tr.. ., tn, l..
80. ~, No l,t. ..,t, T,.tft,. ,,,,,.ir
y ELLSWORTH.
The valuable MIL Privilege and Mile -uua;"I
on bnih sides OF tnlou river. At the head 81 Fa4s
~im ali The machinery connected ,ncrcvith' %
Guiding gang aud single saws lain, -hiusif. DO
aui other maclinc-, ioscsner vi,h al necessary
booming and fioWAEr privileges AMI ilc dsrlituz.
houses amt other bulilng. adjar,nt, except thc
machinery owned ami th. building. erected Dy th,
Lr-~.,s ui To" utl 90 lhr Nc-t sadie uI ~ai river.
The Lower Gang NIL Privilege. ratrst, uu
Both -iirs 81 tnlnn river. aud buiiding4 thereon.
The vharNe- and adjoining urlaBd on t1c east
siilr " Union river.
Two tbir.i- undivided IL lot of land abov, the
M.44r- ua'I- lower mtif. rn Wet aiI. OF MON
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small lnt g ls1i uu Pact bank OF t'a.pr river
O., .ow the Mcssr- uli., urpel ms.i. lr4u. part OF
Chamberlain bot.
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UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY!

| call the careful attention OF the business
men 81 Eils worth and vicinity to the facts and
hsurc9. Let not the lnsaTIng public be longer
lviu'ied. but look uto the matter Tor themselves
Careful ami Candid investigation Will tell tue
E'E STORY. lhIS | solicit aud urge. The
Leading aud independent Companies are peCu-
nary thorough In the management Of their
bus ne-s tarelui 60 KNOW Ia regard to each
tl~k. the moral a. well a. the pnys steal hax ard
Tar - possible, Judging each ri>k lis uSn
merits, acctpi,ng tro7c which seem desirable at
equitable rates leaving The uudc.rADis to those
~" Nt-h thtm ca IN. platform obey show
greer prosperity comparatively. than those
t"mtan Which take TASKS more loosely re-
lytHg on rates 70 save thru4.
The SIC oia company i no criterion OF ID.
Sth-
I"e larsc-s companies have larger i,Atllilics
u4litt WftlHS ii.-rr lines auI accepting "A
larger amount Of undesirable insurance, tl.-
~ ing uP the Nnlum" of the business. Ih,Ir
nab, tics tor reinsurance are therefor" l4rxr.
.lve outhaEi atoms.
N ain is 10 furnish only