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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-29
MISC ELLANEOIS.

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SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NERVOUS DEBILITY and lost
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OF the Reform school and user no mercury: has the
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write Every convenience for patients, Send fifty
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE. 27j pages illU-trat-
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for sample OF rubber goods and circular of import:
ant information by express. Consultation free and
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OrposIlc pAlcnt oNlcc. Wnshlnrlon. D. {
rJ'o INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATENTS and how to obtain thom Pamphlet Of
90 pages free, upon receipt Of stamps for postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH a CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents. buS a.,
Washington, DC.
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GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery


by reason OF IL Alternative properties cures diseaaos
OF the blood aud skin, US scrolula or kings evil; IN
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aud cruptlons, by virtue of it's pcctoral properties
II cures bronchial, throat and lung affections inclp
lent consumption; lingering coughs and chronic
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or c0mpaint;' aud IT. tonic properties make II
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Discovery will effect an entire cure II YOU feel
dull, drowsy dcbilImtcd. have sallow color of akin
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cu Discovery has no equal IN effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened anu healthy.
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NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS Of natural science have demon.
strated beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kngdOmthe survival Of the fttest" is the
only law vouchsafng thrf and perpetuity. Does not
the same principle govern the commercial prosperity
OF many An Inferior can not supersede apuri
article. by reason OF superior merit DR.. Pierces
standard Medicines have outrivaled all others.
Their sale In the United States alone exceeds one
million dollars per annum, while the amount cx.
ported fo0is up TO several hundred thousand more.
no business could grow TO such gigantic proper.
tionss and rest upon any other basis than that
merit.
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OF lnnSALARY. Permanent statesmen want
N L(Jl Jed TO sell Staple Goods to dealers. No
peddlng Expenses paid Address
:. A. GRANT u CO. 3, 4. a Home St, Gin
Cirnai Ohio
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A GENTS READ THIS.

Wewill pay Agents salary Of 800 per month
and expenses or allow a large commission to sell
our new and wonderful inventions. We mean what
we say. Address. without delay.
SHERMAN h CO Marshal, Nichioan
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N.DGCLD PLATED WATCHES Cheapest in
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Opium Eating, to W. b. Squire. Worhlniogn
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A GENTS WANTED-For the best and fastest
"A selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices ~.
duced 81 per cent. NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co.
CHICAGO Ills No''
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
stonews In..-saH a-..5a

During. the last nlne months the Company Have shipped twenty one tons of first alle ore b San J 1l::so- cisco, which has a1elae about 900 per to6. The l.ssf Shipment was $ much supeflof gfa9e to the pgegiens shipments Rlse were taken from Fhe spur, and was ffonn ths main lode. Ore worked t Che Miller < Ildwell min yielded ST. 92I. The expense Of working tie nine, making peces- sarg Improvements, Be, has c:used an outlsy o 5f.000, and although the mine is simrly beng developed # has made a mos flal erlllg record; has .dsclares tFo dividends aggreg siRg S45 ,090, and has t 5eserved fund in the MnlIs of the Treasurer, as workiRg cab Aif Ereemap. the superintendent. Informs ns thax hitherto the object of the Company has been to develop the mine as fast as possible na at lhe least expense. He IS new of tbe opinion that tAe mine has beeh sufficiently developed ro justify tlse mana gement to con slider the s0biect Of milling the ore at the mine The nlill now thele has not the capaclsy to crush the ad class ore as fast as 1t Is taken from  the mine
 The work so far has been mainly directed to sinking sh9ss sRa egng ning drifts, and notwithstanding the man b0dy e ore has tot been attacked, th s noN on the dump more than silsiclenl ore to tax fhe e;i-' pac.tv of the pfesent mill night and day for 8 nohth.
 The eoBbapy has aotea wisely ia. first proving that they hal mihe before considering tae aheston of the purchase Qf mlll, but bow t belng settled beyond I do0bt tlat tbey have. $ mine of pngoestieAed flchness they are forced 0 i0Yest in amllI of sui- fcent caparaty 5o reduce tae lower graaes of ore. sncl as wiil uot pay tor shipment to fe4aeton works n San Francise0 The eonpanyin de- Eermining toe cafsacIty of the kInd 0f mill reqplre3 saonid hot lose sighte et toe faes. tHst Sheh stoping com meHees-n Che mine ore wlll rapidly accumulate eh the damp, and shat the ore now being drawn from the shaft, by a hahd wlndlass, Will not be q tithe of what viii be raised by improved facilities. From this tune forth, in consequence of the differ ence ln ther yield, there viii be 1st, 2d, Sd. and 4th class, the lowest grade giving S1sl0 and the highest Sl4,400. And Notwithstanding these rich developments the greater bonah- za supposed 50 be below tae pres cut work for the reason that the'rlch est ore is taken from the floor of che. drift The working shaft is down 130 feet.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

~Rpe9nleudept of tue Matimora Co. s4it has sunk a shaft @ feet and some Of thsss 8n gaeg
 500 per t5 H also Aws fhe Ni
 nehage Con ine tal ala Hack {
 elaims on ifi led aro sbd here They look from the surface
 9sHAt dene g8o6 enough % go sleNis7
 lpon Further still to the east are
 Le Porter tw0 ] the same. fedge owned bv the Has
 sln s9.
 tunReI and open cgfs ps been sufir clenEs to show strong vein which e. carries gocd uil6pa oresssqlae s- F says giving $500 per ton. Axiom Ailsx r)ese last ss a.large ledge aIeim- e5 ps fhglyde South Prof Cald- I a ell tile.owner, says lie Wifi open up la 6g mme there one of these days. i Getting back along the trail we pass ftlesfeIfafe, fermeriE known as the1
 Iunssu mine, Nsk dE he ari ocs 3SioBs which has produced some very lTishgses It IS now owned by Mf. Wilder whe intends to develop t pioperly Further to the west across tEe iiIlis is the aic ihine. that 4isg sates as owned by Nsssrs. 3 Ford hnd Bell who sunk a B foot sbaff il.g good oss } al tae way [ down l8e leage at the bottom fills tbe shafs and has clemSei aie6eea gaiis with a westerly pitch There is eonsiq fYaoe4 ore oa Ihe appp s aaileh vii pay s9 mll A AtogetbeE lt ls pFQn'slag prospeet anq was bought last week py i9s kin
 l.s SeqthNest a'om Che Sarapacls tae. Yuma eeppes elaiHa sls has.vesy pEoal- z mept erpppngs, buf yer8 lttls de- IYelppmept has been done From 'sais south E DQpgbertY copper mine With M. extension called the Big Jonny. IhE lode $ ofe of ltie ea. llest dlscQYegies anq has been M Hqrospectea bY ap open eqt, laying bare the ledge fog oger 190 feef and - - slowing from tYq @ fppr Feet pf Ias copper glance when yields eg per m eeilts copper besides considerable silver here ls 2 tlnpel z2 feet n On tue Big Jonny which shows 8 large .8odzgof good copper ere South < fromsslIis IS che Fintase eiilm aTingg E. s ha ledge of high gaie copper 6f thagebaas work BeyonE thal 6f.ss pr sbssfieet has beeh done Ab6at
 1ile C khe southwest, eb6Ye Couqn- Eaad spring there IS q mass of lro1l- e stpiaea gro pplags that@ps 2 large se3ga an icb there age vaaeus ielalRe afsd openings. The Aztec oa w aa Apeleht ca5nps which crowns tls hsll is down g feet apa the Pinal B 6QYs ses having yielded Qaap-l .titg ef VefF rlob gre Esss of these ar IS AessTs lEhslep 6 Loutbsrs Ven ezuela, whleh shQNs Q strong ledge [ fof good milling ore and from sam .pl6 sent to mil tue return was S16I.
 A. D. s.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
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 alcMuLEsgmLE, July 26s Is lS sl
 Fps. BGLr: Will you through your columns, for the Information Of miners, whether 5r not | faine can 5e recorded before fndiBg tninerrl in the lode on the location claimed, and whether a location aesigharsd ac eordmg to law can beinterfered wifh by other prospectofs while hs E eh- deayoung ro discover miners
 Respectfully,
 J. D. SseEMfLLek.
 Ia answer to the above Ne have to gay that the inning laEs are. explicit and iDterdIctel tFe recording of cIaiins untii after the discovery of a vein or lode within the Iimsts eE.tae ground claimed The General Land office siss6ed instructions in regard to this and other matters pertaiaIng- to locations. 6e.. of mIneral lands ID which 1t is stated thaf fhat re- quirement zs esl3entl intended t0 prevent the encumbering 0f t6e dis. 5uct mining ieeods vita useless lo-' canons before sufficient 9ork has been q one thereon to determine. whether a vein, lode has really been discovered or not Esn ase E
 The CoIessissioneof fhe Senerall Land Office H fhe same instructions. gives It as his opinion sbatg sYgtthil q reasonable tine say twenty day s after the location slis hare beeaE marked on the ground, notice thefe7 Of, accurarel leseElbiag tbe.elsun '
 shoall be 6ie Feeerd rhe proper recorder Of the district, aho will rhsFeupan sslla tbe usual certificate of location.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

 Hnra lgiee HHsasli ee ~
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 0aaleo s6ter
 
 OAkv1ig Jul 1878
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 dR splIeR; see bl 2 written pSosPecfos WDeh has eached osif leunly that ap effort $ aoent 70 De kmade @ start d mill entesprise m. tlabes lst first thongak B would seeal tha sneb isp idea must of aeS. aessis} u sAbaha0aed. heeapse the mills tkat aEe alre8aY ir fhe 'district are nos Ellf5tienElY patrQnized but afasF a little reflection one comes to theeeonelusion that 1t has the ele- ments of success in 1t. Ia fhe first place the principle apSn which thel ownership of .ehe mill Hil5 rest is rhae l0f operation rhe men who are the owners being rlls men who paapInze lit. Ia the seaona splaeeithel certain
  ty of fall returdse d4oms al Sle ore worked; and ip the third place che I0sg price atsNhic6 1t can be worl1eds As the saseastan anss nou hundred dollar on 9oes not commence to.Fkly expemess sith she nea s0npanyg #. they can do what theE prospeetgs claims ore of shat gradp.ieiA pay q living profit There Is enough of lore of that grade lying around the damps in ths district h5ss 6 Keep miil going foq a long tiTne, and mines upon which She bare assessment Work IS doae now cals q be made to y.el their owners gocd f9tafils.
 Ihe amodit of good to tAis df- gUief from such anIIi h simply in- calealabIe At present Globe is ike q fever pa9iehtL t semi -comatose state. from which it uiay saken t0 renewe9 health and vigar, or 10 die. Ihe pe0b nlss iie on their backs ana groBl about capital Isot coming heFe. all they get impeeumouss aadl 1t mll do no good: they must do something to bring 1t. ntfod helps tnemIfhat help themselves Moth ing iI' going to bring capital here so readily as bars Of bullion going to where the capital IS.
 Every one is interested in tals mat ter, and VIII be beneftted by it.. The merchant in Il largel. trade and tbe payment of ola arrealg and the miner in. the satisEaction and inlle- pendeAee thar comes from plethotac pockets New industries vill spring up. Men will bring their families here, society vii be better or arized, as.d the comforts of home can De enjoyed by many T poor fellow who at pNsent can scarcely get food enough @ eat and Eho lies lQNn on his blankets P Hght after night with n li15ie of hepe aud lOE gf despair ID his heart
 Let me spy Inrelosiag that ] ltteg not one WPrd againss the mills .ayl present.in tpis district exceIg that thiak faeir rlfes Feo lagA. an seiilsa 9snoagh gto Yaht t9 see gre wofkeEi at ? figure that will nlake ny
  oWn property PF99uee an lnggme lnf sfeae 9t making lne q possible csH .didafe fpr 2 poor house
 i Yours,
 D. ROBE
 Acuess the Belt. bad s CN the saind ledge as tho sIaa mora mlne die owhers have lNe 0tAag er cIaims, the C6chise ana I0at while { II klthum, the glaai lb cator, has a claim nalned after 4iin- self fhere IS only assess.neiI5 york ] done bat the ledge in ali oE them shees IS well oh the surface as dld tbe AaflHEsra and donbtless the same
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

About as l0F }aen as a man can get and n1l spoil i to llve on his -Wlfe s reputatlol
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Devoted to the general interests ot the Territery and more partieularly to that of ifs mineral resources
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

E &a w ar1 .A snip aoIt ce of establishing youTu.If Sroo;.
 thls Can sE s a
 istahtlY
 San Fra
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
.T'IJ |1IHE PE0PI-E 0E ARIZONI

oYI very respectfully ann86hee mY ss self as an ISDEPESiLkT RgopI t a' .CANpfBArk for relelecti0n to the 18th cQsgress. sg W s AfI alI1. elected 8ilI sTAIcfIY N adhere to nly former course, and with s fsaitage M ast experience 's f h,i labor B lFante tbe ENTIRE inc teleasse eff the Eefrit0fg and her pe0- ole Te this ehd Tseiicit the sap- ise Aaolt al Cltizens l. sNy BRoAl
 Fl s. STEVENS.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
AaIass 4Iaa EaIt M

CT the saine ledge as tho aaas mora mine die owhers have iNe 0tAa er claims, the C6chise ana I'oHf while ( H Klsbun. ths ag5aai lb- cat0r, has a claim naned aifef lilgl-. self fhere IS only assess.neiit work done bat tle ledge in all oE them shpses IS well oh the sarEaee as did tbe Aa1nssFa and doubtless the same developments you yield as good ressllts. Jolng aortheast along tbe xe qatsll trai leb passss beloa lAtiui9ra sha e sQ0n get 50t of & qqsEtzIte and come upon q syente oIma ol: tbls beina frla5le allows he maIiy es Whls cross lf tQ s eFeadilY oik years age fhsre as en rom heie qslite l nOuat Qf bich
 aRaa dn 050
 asE of che xail is fhe gonaat nine eeepg ske'
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

 This Instruction bees ll't aesa with paragraph a310
 uhic prghlbi tl reed el om acting uasi r ths aiis g oiia vel or lode N h the s the Ionl came Rd st believe congress IS a bigger man thaA fhe commissioned ewe adhere the belief that congress IS right and thaE the law must be observed A To vour second inqury we answer
 lTesRle rss proyldIpg he laeation qp the ground IS 50 distinctly msrkesl flat it's beppd- aries my bereadlly traced by ref erence to some natural object or per manent mo5aenf as gfll Identify tne clam m m A person e enters pan pibpeE- ty elaiHed by another in aeoeedsii1e wIEh lay. is a trespassef and can 0e elected fiae bg cisi pfoees aure. blee Ee.ss w
 ss eus w
 a1s as nl,sass
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-08-08

STUPID Books FOR PooR CHILDREN.-Let us look first at the plots There is this sweeping objection to almost all of them-the good boy is liberally rewarded by praise, presents, and prosperity, generally before sunset while the bad boy is punished by death, mutiation, or some awful visitation from above in as short a period. Surely such teaching as this must be condemned if on no other grounds than it's extreme untruthfulness. But there is another curious phenomenon with regard to the plots, which is this-the same story appears over and over again, with hardly more than a change of names, till to one versed in this literature the title and page or two at the be- ginning gives a clue to the rest of the story, which could then be finished by heart. Has any one ever had packet from London with out finding in it several versions of that most obnoxious tale concerning the pious child of a drunken father, who reclaims his parent, eith- CT by praying aloud for him, or by making unwittlngiy some remark which .'pierces him to the heart" just at the moment when he is standing unobserved behind the door? This appears to us to inculcate the worst possible moral; can anything be so undesirable as to accnstOm children to regard their elders as subjects for their spiritual ministrations and must not child's single -mindedness be utterly destroyed by leading it to expect that the an- swer to it's prayer will come through the i'm. precision produced by it's own superior sanctity : Take. for example, leaflet called WiU Fatter 6eG Goat, Motber In it James Stirling's son, a boy of four, listens to his mother reading Matthew XIV, after which, just as James has arrived, half drunk, at the usual place of con- cealment behind the door, 'the dear attentive child" raises his head, and gazing in his moth- CTS face with irrepressible s'interest. (what q word D asks twill father be goat. then. mother 2" James Stirling was apparently grat.. flied at being looked on as an interesting case by his son; few days after he took the pledge, and became a Christian philanthropist in humble life "-M M0enaSIE1n's Mao1zine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-08-08
TINE Will try Yegetine, He did
 AND WAS CURED.
DELEwARE, O., Feb. 16, 1877.

DELAWARE, O., Feb. l6, 1877. MR. H.R. STEvENs;-
 Dear Sir.l wish to give you this testimony, that you may know, and let others know, what VI getine has done for me. About two years ago small sore came on my leg; it soon became large Ulcer, so troublesome that consulted the doctor, but got relief growing worse from day to day. suffered: could not rest day night; was so reduced my friends thought would never recover. consulted docter at Columbus. followed his advice; 1t did no good. can truly say discouraged. At this time was looking over my newspaper; saw your advertisement of Vegetine the Great blood Purifer for cleansng the blood from all impurities, curing Humors Ulcers, Sc. said to my family, will try some of the Vegetine. Before had used the first bottle began to feel better. made up my mind had got the right medicine at last. could sleep well nights continued taking the Vegetine. took thirteen bottles. My health is good, The Ulcer is gone, and able to attend to business. paid about four hundred dollars for medicine and doctors before bought the Vegetine. I have recommended Vegetine to others with good success. always keep bottle of it 1.-the house now It is excellent medicine Very respectfully yours,
 Mir. Anthoni is one of the pioneers of Delaware, O. He settled here in 1884. He is wealthy gentleman, of the firm of F. Anthoni Sons. MT. Anthoni is extensively known, especially among the Germans. He is well known in Cincinnati. He is respected by all.
 IMPURE BLooD.-In morbid conditions of the blood many diseases; such sslt-rheum, ring worm, bos, carbuncies, sores, ulcers and pimples In this condition of the blood try the VEGETINE, and cure these affections. As blood purifier it has equal. Its effects are wonderful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-08-08
SHEPAUG RAILROAD,
ARRANGEHIENE.

SUMMER ARRANGEHIENT. COMMENCING June Sd, 1878 trains will run as V follows:
 Through car to or from South Norwalk on all regu- DOWNWARD. 715 M-passenger train from Litchfield connects at Hawleyville 1057 a. m. for Pittsfeld and Albany; l130 a. m. for Bridgeport and New Haven. Connects at Bethel with trains arriving in Danbury at 10 40 a. m. South NorwaIk at 10 31 a. m.: New York at 12.O5 p. m and New Haven at l2O4 D.
 245 P. M-Passanger train from Litchheld connects at Haweyvile with trains arriving in Bridgeport at 5.45 D. m.; New Haveu T 7,3O D. m; and Pittsfeld at 9.05 D. m Con- meets at Bethel with trains arriving in Danbury at 5.36 p. m.; South Norwalk at eco p. m., and New York at 7.45 D. m. Sunday Mik-.3 30 D. train from Litchfeld con- nects at HaweyEille, for Bridgeport and New Haven, at Bethel for South NorwaIk and New York, arrives in Danbury at T 5S p.m.
 UPWARD 1O 35 A.M.-Passenger train from Bethel connects from New York at 805 a. m.; South Nor
 walk at 9.30 a. n.; Danbnry at 9.20 a. m.,
 via Danbury < Norwak Railroad. Con-
 meets at HaweyVille, from New Haven at 9.33 a. m.; Bridgeport at 1910 a, via
 Housatonic railroad, arrive in Litchfeld
 at 12.50p. m.
 5.s2 P. M-Passenger train from Bethel, connects
 from New York at 800 p. m. :; South Nor
 walk at 430 p. m.: Danbury at 4.50 p. m.. F via, Danbury x Norwalk Railroad. Con meets at Hawleyville from New Haven at 345 p. m.; Bridgeport at 4.55 p. m Pitts
 field at 1.25 p. n. via. Housatonic railroad
 arrive ill Eitchfield at TAO D. m Saturday Special-7.30 p. III. Passenger train from Bethel, connects from New York at 4.4O
 p. m.; South Norwalk at 6.24 D. m.; Dan-
 bury at 6.10 p. m. via, Danbury and Nor
 walk railroad. Connects at Hawleyville,
 from New Haven at 5.28 D. m.; Bridge port at 600 D. m,; Pittsfed at 200 D. m.,
 via, Housatonic railroad, arrive in Litch-
 field at 950 p. ln.
 FREIGHT TRAINS.
 (Without passenger aecommodatIons.) Connect with Freight Trains from New York; New Haven, South Norwalk and Bridgeport and arrive in T.itchfield at .45 D. m.
 LEAVE LrTcHFiELD at 2:sn P. m.. and connect for the above named points.
 c. H. PLATT, Superintendent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-08-08

OUTDoNE BY BoY.-An exchange tells the following story of boy who showed himself the superior of four men:
 A lad in Boston rather small for his years works in an office as errand-boy for four gen tlemen who do business there. One day the gentlemen were chafing him about beginning so small and said to him:
 "You never will amount to much; you nev- CT can do much business; you are too small" The little fellow looked at them.
 "Well,, said he, ''as small as am, can do something which none of you four men can do."
 "Ah what is that ?" said they.
 '1 can keep from swearing !" said the little fellow. There was some blushes on four man. ly faces, and there seemed to be very little anxiety for further information on that point.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-08-08
vEGETINE, Curad Her.

DokonESrER, MAss.. June II, DR H, R. STEyENs:-
 gard the great benefit have received from the use of of the greatest wonders of the word is Vegetine have been one of the greatest sufferers for the last eight years that could be living do sincerely thank my God and your Yegetne for the relief have got. The Attenuation has pained to such extent that my feet broke out in sores For the last three years have not been able to walk; now walk and sleep and do my work well as ever did, andI must say owe it all to your blood purfer Vegetine.
 VEGErINE The great success of the VEGErINE as cleanser an, purifier of the blood is shown beyond 8 doubt by the great numbers who have taken it. and received immediate relief with such remarkable