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Marine List.


BRUNSWICK, GA-sld Feb TO- sch Eta NJ Bar,
ter, New York
FERSASDI>A-Ar Feb = sch Julia A Trubee,
Lord, Havana
NEwPoRT-Sld Feb :, -ch A P Emerson, Day,
New York
FALL RIyER-Sld Feb 10, sch Agreola, Provi.
dence for New York
NEW LoNDoS-in port Feb 9, sch II S Lord, Jr,
for New York
NV YoRk-Cld Feb 9, sch Geo II Holden,
Ar Feb 10, sch Lillian Woodruff, Hodgkins,
ManZanilla
CITY IsLAND-Anchored Feb TO- sch Minnie c
Taylor
PoRr CLYpE-Lydia NJ Webster, Tenants Har
Dor
PoRTLAND-Ar Feb IL, schs A Whittemore
Whittemore,S W Harbor for Gloucester; Victory,
Deer Isle for Boston, Rebecca Tauane, from
Boston via w Harbor
Ar Feb 10, schs Carrie Walker, New York for
Bar Harbor; Titmouse, Boston for sullivan
PRNsACoLA-Cld Feb 4, sch ID u Haskell, Tam
pico
PHILADELpHIA-Cld Feb II, sch G Haskell
Richardson, Cienfuegos
PERTH AMBoY-Cld Feb 8, sch Hugh Kelley
Haskell, Trinidad
SALEM-sld Feb II, sch Walter Young, Cup
till, New York
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar Feb Q, sch Emma S
Briggs, Rockland for New York
Foreign Porte.
MoLLENDo-Ar prev to Feb s, bark Penob
scot, New York
LuNENBuRG, y s-Cld Feb 8, sch Nantasket
Guptill, Buenos Ayres
RosARIo-At Dec "A, bark John Emery
Wooster for Boston
SANTA CRUZ-At Jan 90, sch Caroline Foss
Crabtree, for New York
ST MARCIA Jan Is, sch Waldemar, Leland
for Boston
PORT SPAIN, TRINIDAD-Ar Feb 6, bark yilora
ii Hopkins, Lord, Cardiff
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Franklin

7
Our young people have In various WAYS
this season kept up supply of amusement,
notably two entertainments by the colored
troupe, and Variety Evening" by another
home company, when a reading by Miss
Alice Nerana Bunker was highly spoken of
and Mss Angie Gays representation of the
vagsres of the woman waiting at the sta
ton for the 1910 tain, demonstrated
real talent Bertha Barton, too. gave
good personation OF the woman who as
serts her rights in her home and ''the man
of the house" finds his sphere In needle
work and the care of the family.
Tunk Pond has its attractions just now
and fishing parties are numerous. Mr.. J.
II West and other experts have Gshed sue
cessfully some of our coolest, bleak days.
Mr.. c. X. Joy must have thought that
fortune favors the brave" when, after
lively haul, ne drew sprightly salmon
from twelve inch hole in the ice. For
few days last week a company Of amateur
fishermen and fsherwomen made thelt
headquarters at the Frenchman's; We have
not learned the extent of their catch. This
week, Mr.. West aud party 90 again.
The skaters and coasters have had
royal good time OF late-ice everywhere
The divine injunction "let him that think
eth he standeth take heed lest he fall,
must have forced Itself TO the observance
of many in their bodily efforts 10 keep their
equilibrium as they traversed slippery
places
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pettengil Of West
Sullivan, crossed the ice bridge to town
Wednesday. behind their span Of we'll
trained colts; they made fine team.
Mao.ar Carl Co
the Sabbath al Mr. w b. Blaisdell-, ac-
campaigning him Monday to Augusta
where he joins his father. Rep. + W Saw
yer.
Miss Geneva Fernald returns from Bos-
ton to-day.
Mrs. s. S. Gross and daughter. Miss Liz
zie, contemplate visit TO Knox this week.
Mr.. Freeman Bowden and sister, Miss
Carrie, of Penobscot have been visiting
Mrs. c. Z. Dwelley.
Mr.. Dwelley has resumed school At Win
ter Harbor after vacation of two weeks.
MIR. WEIGH closed his term of High
school Friday. The scholars are reported
a. studiously inclined and unusually regu-
lar In attendance which demonstrates the
sdaptability Of their teacher. Miss Edie
Dyer also closed the session of district
school last week. 1t has been cold sea
son and much of the time, unsuitable
weather for the children to go-as con-
sequence, much irregularity.
The Epworth League has been prosper
Gus in memberships and has been favored
with valued assistance from Messrs Welch
Harry Springer and Sherman Scammon,
their original essays showing marked abil-
ity.
Mr.. Ben. {. Graves, after vacation of
two weeks with his family has returned 70
Northeast Harbor.
Messrs. Harry and Fred Macomber made
a brief call on relatives here. Tuesday.
Feb. ID. LEON.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We, the officers and members of East Blue
hill Lodge, No. SO, A. .. U. w.. wish to ex.
press our thanks to the following young ladies
Alice Miller, Dora Cousins, Manda White,
Mary Long, Veta Ellis, Mary Youtman.
Emma Love, Estella Weaver and Hattie Bow.
den, for their kind assistance at our installation
supper. GEO. A. Snow, Recorder.
East Bluehill. Feb. 10, 1893.
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tunate In having so large proportion Of
the last mentioned classes. We wish all.
when they enter our doors, would enter
one of these classes, and thus our rooms
10 one particular, at least, would compare
favorably with any city reading room or
public library.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
North BroOklin--Feb. 2, Forest, son Of Mrs,
Georgia Dow, 10 years.
Brooklin-Feb. 8, Mr.. Ernest w. Carter,
% years and 4 months.
Bucksport Jan. Is, Mrs. Louise H., wife Of
Z. W. Bartlett, Al years. months and IL days.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Feb. 8, Mrs. Daniel
Brown. formerly Of Dedham.
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Feb. II, 1888.
Mrs. Annie Brown, Mr.. J. NJ. Cameron.
Mr.. Elmer + Grace. Mr.. Herbert Is. Gina,
Mr., Eugene l.. Staples
Please call for advertised letters.
A. r. DEvEREUX. 7. NJ.
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City and County.
New Advertisements.

City and County.
New Advertisements.
itt,-- 1ooa. ana, SHIN c, Larrabce.
,.ue ln-t \, II Norris
trr, Ht-h school P. CLARKE.
Something N.w-F NJ Rowe.
W4osn nul France american Chem co
-'aite, Nonce Frank Nj Higgins
I.rIlpu, Iine-M Brady ct al
Insurance Ntatement-Cirant Il Cushman.
#-atan.t >tatement-Chas. Burr Son.
ftr.Hatr Notices
MrA NJ. Foster I, at work putting the
FrnAm House IN order after the fire.
! Ar.e tariy went 70 surry in barges
N.na4, evening, 10 attend dance
,lrci- supper at the NJ. f. ve.try Thurs
Las II tht> werk, at O'Clock. standard.
It'd morning service at the NJ. E. Church
" hrd 10 the ve>try. during the continu-
- II -oia weather.
rar Unity Club will hold circle and sup
"a. IA, Cutariaa vestry this Wednesday
-g Is cents An are invited.
III, People, Party hs, issued call for a
Tao Zoe ntll next SATURDAY evening al
a,S Hall.
N- solomon y. kelllher has been appoint
4u,..r "a the custom house building in this
place Of Maurice Downey.
nert the little ION OF Mr. and Mrs. Chss.
.r, ha, been IN for week or more with
'e,er. Tie !, now improving.
lt-at Perry 81 steuben leaves soon for
.-4t. where be j. to cngsge IN fur trade with
IuHsu~.
tbs. l. -NortA Free Baptist Quarterly
HI Is ~ h,ll at the Free Baptist chapel
...-r,, Friday afternoon OF thi, week.
u4r e.ut, mporary. The Deer Isle Gazette,
.uu4r ont tn new form, much improved.
Had ~ II, evident prosperity and we
~,- abundant success.
B4- Hsrhor folks are laughing at that New
e uewspsper story that Old man Rodick Of
..lf. Yah Mr. Blaine .'the whole island"
a- flo, 500
valentine entertainment held al the
CONGREGATIONAL ,estrs last SATURDAY. afternoon
I'LL th+ rt,rc>, of the Good VIII Farm for
bN- The OCCASION We hear. very in
t"rs>tl0- oue-
Henry KNOW ton Of Green's Landing went
10 bed. the other Might A. well apparently
N'uA'. and "a' io"nd dead III pea next morn
tie leaves i "ldo" and h'e children
Nv
l"e appointment "' h'h ana game com
-''"'I ma NOT He' been made ana Il Is sun
.r'u " b" ihe favored one MAY be- hat
tltte'ui may be- 'r. w NJ Hane- nigh
rr ~ iht Aindne's OF hi' many friends
.7'' -'7'a 'S pm Aha accommodated MN
a' s"r-
AZ Hast Maine Conference Seminary de-
-ts'A Ff'diS evening tackled NE 'ine>-
rl I hat f'lr !earN course ~
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Lamoine.
There have been no more cases of diph-
liberia. Mr.. Coolidge's house and furnish
ings have undergone cleansing, and it is
hoped there will be no other case.
Mr. John and Ellwood King are at the
Bucksport seminary
Mr.. G. L. Joy of Hancock, has been in
town visiting his wifes relatives.
Mr.. C. L, Young is not improving in
health as his friends would like to see him
doing.
Mr.. Heman S. Cousins has been very
sick, but is now recovering.
Mr. Wellington Hodgkns is in town for
a time. He has just completed a term of
teaching at PemaqCid.
Mr. w. H. Rice has returned from
Surry, and had a meeting last evening at
Trenton. He is doing good work for
the Master.
There has been no meetings, sociable,
school. or grange here the past week, but
we hope we may soon get out again.
Miss wasgatt who has been at Capt C.
&. Coggins' for few weeks. has been
called home by the sickness of her mother.
Mr.. Orvanda Cousins is doing mason
work ON the Manning block at Ellsworth.
We are glad to hear that Capt F. ID.
Hodgkins and wife are enjoying their
Florida home very much, and they are not
subjected to so sudden changes of weather
as we have here, which are enough to try
mems souls, as well as their bodies.
Feb. 10.
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Deer Isle-Feb. 4, at the residence of the
brides father, Hon. Charles A. Spofford. by
Rev. J. S. Richards, Mr.. Alison X. Warren
and Miss Winnie r. Spofford. both OF Deer Isle.
Steuben-Feb. 5, Mr.. Lorenzo Written and
Mrs Eta Wass.
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FOR SALE!

Ana The schooner "Anda" of Boston, now at
AEk Sorrento, SO tons register. is 66 and e.
X& 10 feet long, y and 9. 10 feet wide, and g.
1lO feet deep, is well found for sails, rig
ging, chains, anchors &c. Is fitted for carrying
granite and carries from 1000 to l100 feet of edge
stone. 100 tons of coal, 20 NJ feet of lumber, IS
cords of wood draft deepest loaded. feet; is a
very fast satler. For price and further particu-
lars, apply to CAPT. OLIVER P. BRAGDON,
Ashvlie, East sullivan, Me-, or to JOHN s.
EMERY 4 Co, Boston. 5w4
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r.. iilo~.n 0nI,, Great Discovery.
Til WIIlII[lIl lIIv ~ friend In need Is q
" NVuuVu S"sJs friend indeed"

More Reliable than either Tansy
or PennyrOyaI.
If you want perfect regulator for the monthly
period, one that nerer fails, safe and sure, adj
dress FRANCO AMERICANC HEMICALCO.,B Boston,
Mass, and receive, free of charge, our book,
Relief for Ladies. Be sure and name this paper.
lyr7
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an ad
ministratOr OF the estate Of James Hayes
late Of Sullivan, in the county Of Hancock, de
ceased. oy giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
On to exhibit the same for settlement.
CHARLES H. DRU MMEY.
Ellsworth. January 18th. 4. D. lS0e. 3w5
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself. the trust of an Ad.
ministrator of the estate of Edwin T. Smith,
late of Bucksport, in The county Of Hancock, de,
ceased, by giving bond as the law Directs she
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on TO exhibit the same for settlement.
ADA SMITH.
Ellsworth. January 18th. 4. D. 1888. 3w5
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NOTION DEPARTMENT
BARGAINS in Other Goods
Which We Cannot Specify.

We overhaulng stock most thoroughly
and will come across many other articles which will
go Bargain Counters. Give this sale your
constant attention if you want to save money. Gus
toners living out Of town especially requested to
attend this SALE outlay of few dollars will
than pay their expenses
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Born.

Steuben-Feb. I, to MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Dutton, a son.
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RAS~oMB. FULLER. Pres. sec, THOMAS H Lonp.
Capital paid up in cash, sl,0Oc,C0o.
ASSETS. DEC. 81. le9!.
Real estate owned by the company,
unncumbered, $3l,7i0 IS
Loans on bond and mortgage first
Hens, Gsl ,G15 Oh
stocks nd bonds owned by the com.
pany, market value I,2S5,l1s 81
Loans secured by coiGterals, $500 %
Cash in thr company's principal office
and in bank 3lb0S5 60
Interest due and accrued. ~ 352 Il
Premiums in tlue course OF collection, l5i.}22 H2
Premium notes, 52>,C0l -
Aggregate Of all the admitted assets of
the company at their actual value 81, 06S .051 80
LIABILITIES, DEC. 81, ls92
Net amount OF unpaid losses and
claims s32O,s}9 90
Amount required to safely IT insure
all outstanding risks, 4J6 .s96 o.
Capital actually paid up IN cash, 100000 %
surplus beyond capital, 1880 1922 70
Aggregate amount OF liabilities in
Guiding net surplus, 3,V6s,057 30
3w5
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M. CALLERT.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an ad.
ministrator OF the estate of Hiram j. White
late Of Orland, in the county of Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to said deceased's estate, to make immediate pay
to exhibit the same for settlement
HERBERT W. WHITE.
January 18th, 1893. 3w5
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Morrison's Sure Cure Tonic, the
Best Remedy for Blood, Kidneys,
Liver, Stomach, Heart and Nerves.
Guaranteed to Cure. At all med.
icine dealers, $1.OO per bottle
Send postal for "The Graphic"
describing MorrisOn's Remedies.
4 Man Thermometer.
Lean men make the best thermometers.
Fahrenheit never invented better ones. II the
weather l. warm and sunny, they are cheer
ful. II cold and frosty they are irritable and
snappy. II damp and cloudy, they are dow H.
cast aud gloomy. But II lean or fat men are
suffering from blliou>ur--, headache. cOnstipa-
ton or indigestion, the weather viii always be
damp and cloudy in their locality, unless they
use Dr. Pierce'- Pleasant Pellets. These Pei
lets are small, >ugAr-coated granules, calculat-
ed to start the liver and digestive organs into
healthy activity, and thereby raise low spirits
and d,pel gloom.
The ADVERTISING Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla j. always fully substsntiated By en-
dor-,ments which in the tnanci.l world would
be accepted without moments hesitation.
For general family cathartc we confident
ly recommend HOODS PILLS.
CURE YOURSELF.
Don't pay large doctor'- bills. The best med
zeal book published. 100 pages, elegant colored
plates, viii be sent on receipt OF three 2-cent
stamps to pay postage. Address A. +. Ord
WAY X Co., Boston, Mass.
pr.i>on'> Sure cure Liver Pills
.4test and Best Prescription.
Superior to all so called oliver
Pills." They work in harmony
with other medicines. Price 20
cents.
Halls Hair Remover contains the natural
food and colormatter for the hair. and medi-
cinal herbs for the scalp. curing grayuess, bald
ness, dandruf and -calp sores.
1t is not " hat one says, but everybody who
knows il praises Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
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saeser- -Mm ms.uan oerums Gus g.orstesas.

Sn NorbteraS mod,t lit5 = uie Elm
8eri6t aus Geniion melDtt- t-eine maiz
lenbafte QusDanberung bes yaegerz
glementes iiiblbar, .ueIde in ber lebz
ten 3eit angefaneen bat 10 bepenflite
Werbaltniiie anSunebmen, bab bic sSors
mer allen @rnite8 fur ba8 ndGae Sabr
einen Wfan9el on NrbeitSfcdften be-
fiir6ten.
Sas Musmanberungs3ieI Der teras.
miiben 9teger lit Der tpeftli6 bon Otlas
bona Iiegenoe 2anbfri1, ipel9er iebt
bon Der &egierung tiir 3umanberer
aufgei6loiien porbem it,; iie MAIDEN
bic Eeiie neiitens su Wagen, auf tuels
6er iie auBer Der Gamilie bic unentz
bebrli9iten 9ausbaltunsss @egsnfdnbe
nlitnebmeu.
Dor Elm paar 9asen-iagt Bic Wlits
tbeilung-aog bier cine aarawane bon
80 big 40 a0pfe bur9 unb bemte mar
eS elm 3ug onIminbeitens einemD Dubenb
VBagen, tpel6e f9merbeIaben auf
Der Neile nod benz norbmetli9en @ls
borabo bur9paiiirte.
unfere BaumDollen 6armer fheint
es, tuerben in Der nd9ften @ailon ge>
atpungen icin, es bel Der Grnte nit Ser
nenen Bfifmai6ine gu beriu9em, bic
ni1t aaein gut arbeiten foa, ionbern
aud raider unb billiser, als bic Neger.
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sac oeftlans an fes ]. sanifd,en stitae

llnler teraniiDer aafienniltrift, be-
fonberS Der swii6en 8alotifon uub
0outou liegellbe She'll bsilelben, bat
fi6 ausDdris bereit5 ben Jtuf eiues DON
Der 9tatur in berpOtraaenbem Utube be-
gnabeten Obftlanbe5 erEporben.
Den Semeis baiiir sisbt bi. Sbats
fade, 6aB 05ii3iibter BON sad, bic in
adberen StaateH grDBe unD eintrdg=
li6e Obifaulagen beliben, ieBt i1on
anfangen, mad ben neiien lilDteranie
f6en Sbitlanos@iborabo il ,er3uliebeln.
Grlf Dor Elm paar 5ageu bat tpie6er
elmer Der erfolsreihiten Obnsidter res
StaateS &anias, s. q Saplor, in Mrs
cabia, l1abe bel Ualoeitoa. 100 older
9anb gefauft, Unit bic 8eerens unb
Sbiteultur als Spseialitdt gu betreis
ben. 9err 8aulor 1T tpie bic in
gelpit, &anfus, erihe;nenhe v8a3ette"
mittbeilt, Der Otii3u6tS pionier BON
NorOweits saanfas semeien, no er Dor
19 Sabren f9on cine groBe Sbltfarm
angele9t unb ieitbem nit @rfolg be-
trieben bat, unb er iit einer ber beitbez
fannten @artenz unb Oblibauer bes
Staates. Sn Der lebtem Saiion bat
er 4500 Nuibel pfirfi6e, 1900 8ufbel
Iepfel, 600 8ufbel 8irnen, 200 Bus
fbel &iri6en, s Sonnen 9rauben unb
auberbem groBe MaHen bon 4pritoien,
pfaumen uno aleinobft auf ben Marft
gebra9t.
Seine Mbittt 1T aund6ft. auf feiner
teranii9en Sbffarm bic Sorten BON
6riidten gu aiebea. tuelbe iid) bis iebt
am beiten belpdbrt baben; er gebenft
aber au9 nit foi1en, bic big babin
bier nod mi6t ge3Ogen iin6. gerfu6e
an3uiteaen.
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Woaaagsta aueaeruttet !.

gBie riele Gr3neien sies es. pele pc5l ben Shmer,
nbern, aber ME ene arantbeit ausrctten. Ter Stcn.
trait, In weI&em iplhe 9alliapmttteI sesen bepibre
Mebtaiuen iteben, madi nit ben We-b eer lestes
reu tlarer, pnbern bten aud aIS Sauratipn fur bic
1bprbeit i brsr 3u tebtsnen, penn antere, befere,
bepabrte ba iinb. Gin i&lasencer 8epeis btsrfhr t
bte ggirtuns pcn ooHettel's Masenbttsr8 in Sanen
BON Ga1ens unb 2Bedelfieber TN Uersleih Su teries
uisen sew6tnliher Nr3neten bet lolhen Srdntheien.
Wittelft be8 BttterS perben mdlariide 9eipen, une
fie nod 10 taitnddis unb b68alts limb, srauolt
furirt unb eer 6brper pcuitdnbts rcn bnen befret.
Oa8 iif ieten cber nie ber aa betm @ebrau oer ses
p6tnliGen Gr5neien, ipenn aud. mas niht bstrttten
pernen iou, beie in manden gdnen belfen. Das
@letdpe atlt fur antdae BON @erbaunnssbel9pereen
8tlciitdt, Rtereuleiben, GbeumdtiSmu8. Neropitdi
srantbstten aud ba, mo antere Grsneien fetne aur
beptrtt baten.
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Aper's $arfaparilla.
4prresopnbe,ts.

9nrrespnnben5. g o nj ort, 2.
Geb. '93.-Der idbrli1e 2ogenbaa Der
bieiigen gbrenritter mar aud biefes
Sabr elm angenebme5 8ergnigen fiir
ale Betbeiligte. 9a Der Srben Der
0ermannsl0bne eingelabem mar, 10
f6ien es 5meifelbaft fur llneingemeibte,
tpel6er Orben eigentli6 Der Geitgeber
mar, benn beim San5en batten entf9ies
ben bic Sermannsf6bne ben 8orrang.
Sc 1T bies nun nidt gu pertpunbern.
benin Der Orben Der 9ermannsi6bne lit
bier iebr fart bertreten unb beifebt fat
nur aus iungen 2euten.
Qerr Mntpn 8Dbnert nebft 5rau
feierten am 28. Sanuar ibre filberne
9od5eit. Oie Comforter 2iebertafeI
mar 5u bieiem Gefte eingelaben, tonnte
aber bes 2ogenballes tpegen, tpel9er
aud am %. Sanuar abgebalten purbe,
nidt seben. Ser 0erein beri9ob ben
8efu1 big @onntag, tpo banm cine
griinbIid5e Na6feler gebalteH tpurbe.
Mir batten pradtpolles Wetter unb ers
goB fi1 cine ri9tige @6ltertpanberung
BON Comfort na6 8obnert's plab. Oa
1err 8obnert einen f66nen Weingar>
ten bsiibt unb leBtes sSabr Elm gute8
Weiniabr mar, I, purbe benn nit benz
guten 8ein ni9t gefnauiert, nament>
lid tbaten bic Sanger benz gDein ole
ghre an. Wt68e bas Subelpaar feline
golbene 6o6aeit ebenio bergniist unb
munter faiern!
9lm gppreB Greet. ettpa 8 Wfeilen
meitlid Don Comfort, bat li1 Elm
Sdilgenbereiu geblloet, wel6er gang
energf6 su @erfe geDt. Oie ShieBz
bale 1T ouf einem prabipoaem plaB
gebaut unD Die 2eute 5eisen an ben eins
faden Mrbeiien einen 51onbeitslinn.
Der ben plab in einisen Sabren gum
bibi6ea BART MAIDEN muB. B.
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Ser @alpelfoner Soften bot iet

Ser @alpeltouer Safen bat iebt
i6on bOllbere6tigten Mnipru6 barauf
au erbeben. baB er elm wirtli6er 9iefs
maKerbafeH 1T. Sen tbatiddli6en
8epeiS bafiir liefert Der umitanb, bab
fiir3li6 ber nit Cement belabene 9ams
pier vSeuipnie", tpel6er pDGe l53 SUB
WaHer aoa, obne bic geringlte S6wies
rigfeit bur6 bic Sanbbanfs 9analsStra
Be paifirt 1T, obglei@ Der WaIeritanb In
6olge ber giorbpinbe. tpelde in ben
borbergebenben 9agen bas MaKer bes
merifaniI6en Golf8 in bas atlaRtil6e
Meer getrieben baben, no1 ntdt eins
nal wieber bic regelmdBiee Ssbe ers
rei6t bate.
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@te 1T btes!

g8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnung
fir ieben Sal BON &atarrb, ber ni9t burd,
Ginnebmen BON SaG's &atarrb Sur eebeiIt
tpereen fam.
s. Gbenep& Go, Gisentb Solsbc, ..
9Dir, bic llnter3eihneten baben 8. S. Cheney
felt ben letter. 10 Sabren sefann uno baiien
ibn fir polItommsn ebrenbaft in ollen @es
Idditsperbanblunsen unb finan5ieH befdbist,
ale BON ieiner i}irma eiagegansenen 9erbinbs
IiHteiten su erfiiaen.
De t& Eruar. GrobbanbelS 0rosuiiten,
9olebs. D.
@albtna, &innan & M arpin, @robs
SanbeIs Orpguiiten. Tolebo, ..
Saas Gatarrb Rnr ipirb innerltd senom
men umb ipirft brett auf DaS Blut unb bic
i9leimisen Sberfldden bes ShItents. 3eusnijie
r. perianbt. greis rs Gents fir fie Slai9e.
8erfau.t bon alIen 9lpptbefern
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Grlamst einem gSeltrnf.
(gcuncil 8Iuifs, Soma, RonpareiD.

(Gcuneil 8luffs, Soipa, NOnpareiD.
Chamberlain Mebicin gompanp BON
Ses W}oines, 1T cine syn1titution
SomaS, amf welde bic 8euobner bes
StaateS nit Gtol3 bliden. Gbamber>
lains 0nfen 9eilmittel bat einen naz
tionalen &uf erlangt unb 1T nidt nur
in iebem 9auie bes 5taates, fonbern
beS ganaen groBen Wehens su finben.
Sein Wertb 1T in allen Sbeilen Imes
rifas feit etablirt. gu baben in San
Intonio in ben Mpotbefen bon s.. aalts
eper & Son, Doubling & Gloob, s. g.
Sod, u. DreiB, $. S6u6arbt, g. @os
ben & Co., S. s. Darrifon unb aalts
ener & S6u9arb.
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4uf Der 9afeI ge3paener
SaIat. Sn europa tuir6 mdbrenb
zines JeffeRens iebt bdufig Salat fers
oirt. Der Dor ben Nugen Der 2eute ae=
tua6fen lit. Dies blbf6e 3auberfunfts
ftiid luirb auf foIgenbs WeiFe aufges
fiibrt: @uter feimfdbiger Salatiamen
tuirb etpa feds Stunben lang in Nlfos
Dol fieben geIafen. Damn fat man
ibn In cine Mif6ung bon glei1en 9bei>
len ungel0fdten &alfeS unb gutter, reis
der grbe. Na1bem bic @uppe ierpirt
morben, beiprenst man ben 6amen nit
lauparmem Waifer unb alsbaIb beeinnt
ber Galat 5u tpa6ien. Menn bic 3eit
gefommen iit, ibu 3u Ierpiren, baben
bic HIdtter fdon bic @rDbe elmer Waas
nub erreidt.
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Boron Worms, Der britif1e Cos
lonialsSeeretdr unter Salisbury, bes
ftreitet ba8 &e6t Der Ser. Staaten,
elm iiber 1000 Meilen bon Der ameri,
fanif9en &iifte gelesnes Snielrei1 3u
anneetiren. Gin gemeinfames prDtee.
torat, tpie baS iiber Samoa, piirbe bic
bette Nbbiilfe etpaiger llebelitdnbe
fein. Dle englifden unb beuti6en 8es
wobner Der Sanbmi9ssS sSnIeln, meint
er, ipiirben ii9 Der Nnnectiruns bur9
bic Ser. Staten gang enti6ie6en tuiez
ber5eben.