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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTTsERs
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

" UREKA WHEAT.'-T years on trial. A
~ great success! Price per bu, SO. Order immedI.
ately WM. M. BLooD, Lake City. Mnn. Clrcnlar Free
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
P. Q. Boz 6o6B.

AGENTS WANTED for the NEW BOOK,
HGnnln Trn
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GCR PER DAY ComAission or $50 week Sal
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u. Apply NOW. q. We1ber & CO.. Marion. n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

A GENTS. Chang Chang sells at sight Necessary as
1Asoap Goods free Chang Chang Mfg Co. Boston
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

Qh0o oQflfl A Week and expenses to all. Articles
MIlllEMuII new, staple as flour. Sample free o. Nj
YOOt VOU LININGTON & BRO, u. i. or ChIcago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

6OA Daily to Agents. So new articles and the
DNU best Family Paper In America, with two So 90
Chromos free. AN. MFG CO., 800 Broadway, N. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

g n 10 S25 PER DAY-send for 'sChromo"
" ~ Catalogue. J.H.BUFFoRD'ss SONS Boston.
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JUL CHhOMOS for 81: two for &c, Agents
AhSWahted F.W WMcCLEAyE Co, Boston Chicago
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VANOE En- . Address AT. NORRIS, Nevada, Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

KDlMl m9nth % agents everywhere. Address
PSOO EACBLsIoR MFG CO., Buchanan, Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
REsOLUTE sILF-MURDERERS.

Raymond Schneider, agc 45 years, hotel
porter residing at No. SO Beeckcrs,, committed suicide
last evening by hanging himself nc hts residence He
had incorporate for some time, and In consequence
had been unable To obtain employment He returned
home last evening about o'clock and went into the back
rooIn a. his wifo thought " lay down. Later In tho
evening his wife went into the room and found that
Schneider had hung himself 70 gas bracket by rope,
and To give II the proper ten Ion had first down
chair and had then thrown himself for yard. lie left
wife aud three children. Inc case VIII DO referred to
Coroner Croker for inScStigatlon.
About O'Clock laat evening, Joseph Najt age 80 ycars,
found dead IN bls room al No 10 Thudvc, having
shot himself IN tho mOnth with small pistol A.
ala ~ had been created when tie decd committed
the actual lime OF the occurrence could not be deter
mined, he had not been alive since O'Clock of
the previous evening" uDd the had been visited
during the day. No reason for the at could b.
tanned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

thar he was ertsnied and the recomer tnnona OF INC
PRECEDENT were referred to standing connittee. .,
The report of the Executive C0mrliuee was I'm" ~
Ptephrn Crowcll. The Importance OF securing Ior ue
Boirl Recommendations IN fra-rroof building was re-
fcTTrd To- Modee disc,pning agcnts who deviatd rom
rates and rules and tho correction OF III pseueos
Agents wore touched upon aud details Of management IN
Transactions between lOcal boards and tho Natoboi
Board were alluded To at length ana numerous mgses
tiols were made. 1he report ana RECOMMENDATIONS
The raport of the General Agent, Thomas IT, Monteo-
eny WA read The Chair nominated committee con.
siting OF George l. Chase Of Hartford Howen 81
Of the English e0mpanies, q. II. Osborn or Boston
Preston OF Hartford ii. II. Lamport OF New-fork T. D.
Wcbs of Nashville Tenn, L. W. Clark Of Meriden, G. L.
skeels of san Francisco f. ID. Holton of milwaukee,, T. o.
OfFeld OF GerInpn companies, John W. Murray OF New
York 10 whom were referred the recoDimr ndafons OF
the Presidents Executive Committee and the speciai
Agent. 10000. -. -. ..vsr., Stand
ing committees read and approved Tha' OF the
Committee On Fire Departments Patrols, ana wa.er
SIMPLY contained solution which was inodned 10 'io
following and adoptrd' A., ,...,
Board 10 ndorse the establishment Of fire pst IN ces
having OF $4,000 and upwards thai shau nave
provided cvyinx OF assessment on AL coinpaes
iDsacting the bustrs " fire insurance IN sah cie anu
ON premiums Of over y per cent per smuin
In report Of the Committee on Statistics the follow
ng Recommendation made and adopted ny the
Hoard: Your Committee recommend that the ehps-
Renee Of members for 1874 clsses NJ hazards on
which report Is made herein, be collted dnring the
such classes OF hazards exhibit loss for the past four
years printed for circulation among the Board agents
throughout the country, under the direction OF the
Exec utiye Committee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
TIE BROOKLYN LABORERS' STRIKE.

MHNACEs By SOCIETY MEN-MEETINd OF EMPLOYERS
AND wORKMEN.
The striking laborers in Brooklyn were more
depoustratve yesterday and but for Police superln-
endept Folks precautionary order for their dispersion
il In Thought that some disturbances would have
occurred Groups Of idDg society men lotered AROUND
the City Hall In tho morning. and subsequently went 70
different parts Of the city to ntmdate Society laporrs
who were willing to work hours per day and the non
Society men who were filling the places vacated by tho
strikers The most meuacing movement was made oy
body Of about 80 strikers who proceeded down CLINTON
st, to Thiripace to interfere with come laborers VINO
were confronted by sergeant and squad Of policemen
and Withdrew; two officers were detailed 10 prOtect INC
building for the remainder Of the day 49,, . A.,
At ali employers conference meeting hcid IN the
nOon only about 10 20 OF the 100 or more building
firms OF this city were represented These, however
discussed tie strike at considerable length but IN an IN
formal The general opinion seemed 10 De tat,
poyers themselves receiving unusually low rates Tor
work it would be better to suspend operations enre,
except of necessity rather than 10 concede the
OF hours to the laborefs, wbe the sOns
and brckaycrs agreed and anxious to work ten
per day. Deemiug probable that the nasons ana
hickayeTs would, after conference with the laoorers,
propose some hiss Of compromise, the Dunueis ao-
IUIIned to await furtherdcveOpnenfS.
Several Divisions Of tho Laborers Union Benevolent
eociey met mt steuben Hail. Eastern District last night
and resolved that members should work more IMAM
eight per day, for less than 81 90 each on
the other hond the and brickaycrs, VINO met at
the same time in Grenada Hail. Western District, re-
solved not work less than ten hours day COpro
being thus prerluded II 10 believed that the Dud
upon the police protection against interference on
the part Of the strikers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
IMPROVEMENTS IN METALLURGY.

The New-York Society of Practical Engi-
neerng held the final meeting Of the present session last
evening in the Geographical Rooms, Cooper Union.
George E. Harding, NJ f., read the regular paper on
"Thc Progress Of Invention In the Metaurgy Of Iron
reviewing successive steps by which this industry
has risen Its primitive methods to it's present COM
plex processes and colossal proportions He stated that
the next step forward be made IN iron manufacture ia
the production Of shaped articles direct from the ore
without relocating intermediate processes. At the
close of Mr. Hardings paper the Hon. Abram g. Hewitt
made an extempOraneOus address tho most recent
successes iron making Among other matters OF In
terest he stated that the production OF Iron
direct from the is easy by the use OF charcoal
but with hard coal This direct production OF iron
is not however, OF the Importance as II was for
ncry for the reason steel may be made direct and
Is 80 rapidly taking the place Of iron for many purposes
that the production in Great Britain has risen In few
years from 10000 tons TO upward OF 1000 600 and in
the United States already amounts To 100000 tons per
annum. The elimination Of phosphorus from iron is no
longer the problem that only recently has been the ease
for has been found that by eliminating tho carbon in
stead a good steel be made containing much as
fourtentls of per cent Of phosphorus Good steel
may contain either carbon or phosphorus. but not both
together The result Of this discovery Will be to open up
immense tracts OF American iron mines that hitherto
of little worth The midsummer session OF the
Society VI Practical Engineering will be held tn July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
rr,, vopu nAuy TRIBTNE FRIDAY ls75TRPLE sli

p...., rn,-.n a. Y,r,ch Killa Attic evening sesaon
The cs,.~hism was discussed and tho fact o
that ID u unpopular among the s, rseverL
form as II IL among tue people. Gpo ~ nrosncrty
churches werS theh rcau gvnt dn..tsd IN an essav
everywhere Inc svvbne ,t~s" y. ts,a,,,r Vsitat0n,
by the Rev Dr. len Eycx Oh 10y pnnnnnhusen Oen-
Conrad Poppenblsen WIN ieri"s svprrsn,cndent and
er;u Manaeer ~ n ~. ,on ,nent nj the railroads
uten Rrad Companies Of Long Island took trip
observation the two roads last mehuopeo !e'e
day sr.rrv ,,r.Nn
oAAlEN 'rhA , ,,o,,
FACrORfVrLLE'-ihe ohcci' vi w" A., a.,
tile Bank busy In investigating the facts OF THO oS
- :. an. Ia ,o,, ,.,t atm refuse to give any
cov"y .. mo s''a s' Wv s". .h., ha,s made The
Information regarding THO progress toey INV "
Staten Isand Police Ant liberties cannot yet tell definitely
49, .,, ,o,na hut thew think IL IA about $4,000. II
the amount Iouna put tncy LnlaA h,e hax wnv down
appears that what was found wac ABOUT na a., Httorn
e eeSpoo, anu tnsrs ~ rlecnS the dates ranging
s 1 9sS ~ VIZ The dpieTs are attn at large They
h,yaJ coaches and rode about tire village, spending
money freely and went TO New York, where they pur
chased new clothes Early yesterday morning the ponce
boat seneca visited Staten Island ana st9ppa ~ h,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
WARNING OF INTENDED SUICIDE.

Coroner Simms of Brooklyn received postal
card yesterday, signed Julius Duncan. residence No.
49, Degraw informing him that tho writer intended
to commit suicide and asking him TO forward some
letters that would be found upon his body Immediately
nfterward reporter OF the Brookiyn Freie Pcse called
upon the Coroner and said that he had received similar
letter Duncan he said, had been reporter upon that
paper, and had been employed upon the Beecher trial.
but discharged about six weeks ago. From an I'm.
vesttgaiion II appeared that Duncan, who had wife and
three children In st Louis had lost 500 through the
failure Of publishing firm In that city and having also
lost his situation he had become very despondnt The
the body could be found and the police officers are look
ing for Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
DISCUSSIONS OF THE MEDrCO-LEGAL SOCIETY,"
At the meeting Of the MedicO- Legal Society


last evening, at Twenty thrst and Fourthave., two
subjects discussed. M0rtz Ellnger read paper
upon moral Responsibility" He took the view that
criminal propensities frequently inherited dis
ease rather than result Of natural depravtty and that
they should be treated with reference 10 reformation
rather than to punishment. He advocated the appoint
of committee by the Society to endeavOr To inhu-
the legislation in favor OF change In the methods VI
conducting State prisons.
DR. A. n Bell discussed the recent poisoning ease in
Brooklyn, which resulted In the death of Prof Walker
He sail there could bc possible 10 blame tho
ply sicas by whom the treatment had been authorized
the dose OF c0In which caused death in this
much smaller than the quantity that might usually
be- taken with inpuny. Neither could he censure the
patient for though he had disoys the directions he
had possessed an ideal notion OF the effect
which ought to be produced, and he had failed
To detect the dangers Almost twice the quantity which
had produced death I'm this had been taken without
fatal results DR. Bell stated thai he should not hesitate
Ia give the dose. When asked II the effect of eonium
the mind not like into xicatiOn producing an in
furious effect the judgment, Dr. Bell replied that
not. The intellect always remained clear, and there
evidence that Prof Walker In the posses-
siOn OF all his nal faculties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

tho ooa,o, e,evstora and hope 10 bc able to clear e
NATE Mr Borbr said that great reductions eoao pe
made there without trouble IAN m u, th,.
moruing They will meet today AZ the rnoi's n s M
New. York Cheap Transportation Company, Az ~" a."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

RABY CARRIAGE-TIIE NOVELTY. Send
- stamp for circular 10 L. r. TBBALss New TOY STORE
$40 Broadway, third DOOR below TwelfLhst Repairing
promptly done
RARTLETTs REFLECTlNG BOULEVARD
- and STREET LAMBS uorceain Sivered ReHe,trs).
also The TORCH and KEY for lighting all strVet n, us.d
b. tho Manhatnn and New York Gast ompaniea fastory
salesIoou,. 5t9 BrezdN AZ coz. Prince st, N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUT's IN
BROADWAY.
San-Soe. MONTH"; SD. m.-64o MiiD.ght-S3o
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT AHIuVAL@
HoNmas Houss-Baron de Busserre and wife Of
rnTA ConeressnIsn Alexander Mitchell aDd Col H. CUctu
Of Wisconsin, LirutenantCo John W. Barlow " n Army
and the Rev David swing Of chicago ~ AEaons s.or
Theodore Randolph VI Now jersey .6raad Csatra UotL
Ky Congressman W. willard Of Vermont. FUh drsVvs
Hoi. senator william Windon Of Minnssots ss"G r. A.
straw H. D. CheserO Of CanandaiBuas
n ". Stutrranf House-Dr 1. A. Edwards u T. ARMY
GiLs,y Commander 1. A. Beardslee U. q. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
tAnnounccmontal
A sure relief for asthma-WMrrCoMB's REMEDY.

The Spring style of gentlemen's Hats intro
duc by KNOX attracting vide and deserved iron
all classes Buy your hats Ia the best 22 Broad
IN the tb Avenue Hotel Wholesale dealers MI
orders adv anagcously at 2l2 broadway.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16
- n

ban iHs sunea inn "Sorsorforpiet" men "bperpbe" is9.
"Ost sislosr itfs uprcuat." iasoe ban. "os sg fer bel BIB
til at lera nofct aa Tuna ut BET, sa er bsoit lasao fpre.'
San isros leg soot upp "@arciOnsn", par Uaten
Tom 8uslsn til II Bio, % bslct 8spar o. Baionet %
Wuubsrins os alt 10 blantt, at Ou funpe ipssla osaii bet.
8 Sanosrip % SOlills bar ban iom bel bsbie. "Su lpt
fanoa pa zip % Saa % usra plent iom Elm Yunoar.
naar gu tensr 8on9en," baboe Slap I9rt Sa biipre
parot ban o9 ual litao % fetf maussi Sriio til aa iteua
m.o ben S~onsfOfta, iOm altib fat 9ouuost bans. o. 10
I'll 90 banola meo cit % annat % cues tena le9 Elm Sfil.
ling attaat mso &lofteppnting o8 sGreno.
Sa bsuus SOnstIoffa. Set par Fl StopetIofta, Tom
ipilao Elm Slaatt stisr Slaset. ban baooe bsprt Der uppe
| Bpsoi II, baa ban bar minore. 90 BETA gap bouom
inn ben aantsn 90 9lsra si. iom tunbs ipiIa Elm 0iie.
elber Salmstone. "&part Mar ss er bsimatter beprsr "a
paa oenne &lotfa". la9os ban, "os bet er Iifiom &lotfe.
mafarsns Nno es ituloe brpru. 9an bspe lifiom la8t bsna
etter leg after Splpertet mn mi ital tona after Elm
bttre Gong" "Ost er Spno nm BEG, Tom sr 1tin flint
Gut. at bu itI TARA stter ilIfa 8riQor." par Sparet ban
fstt uu ben samIe Msitarsn i'm. iOm ban iasb, bette til.
pan baoos 9ou til at toma bit pa 8erttaosn os liaa ct.
ter o9 lara msr, naar ban baboe 3io.
Oaa ban bobos tent Ut, ioor ban bsiniattsr UNI @aa.
rem % par Der pa 8aroen baa Brober i'm Slaattsn
nm Snmarsn Yer parot ban fsno mso @ranneootrri
Nnne. iom berre par ei Smaalsnta, oaa ban fprt floor
bsimantil. Saoer bennar bar baub, 10 DO baooe ienaet
Gaoesaruen nm. Den par belle tri bunorao Oalar. 70
bet par mptst iii @euta. Der Bp9oi; o. DO bar I'm %
70 flot at DO funbe ali bet, iom bsprer si glib 8jtuta
til. "Ga bepe iielp Iast meg up inn paa tuiuno Dalar,1
fasos Slau mso leg ilslp, % Jet c. bsna, 70 funoe me
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16
- 90 -

Sfr9bber Ysue, TOM Iaa Der babe bob, folb % tip. -
"Nsi MI bar is9 albris feet oct uerre ier," iasoe Wanosn {;
"lent Straoer Ysls Soften Wsi MI ifaI ies uloris
mere iies; naur bet lite bar itsrre @sTsnsls mso fig,
iaa er bet Iiosn Sielp oct! Ss life fan is paa nosst
Get slsr Bis be9ribe bette meo Sfreober Belle. Seq
bapbe 10 Seitsn fuIo al Sub % Selp o. Yen9s % manst
anbet; heller lite bar iss msot Sot pau 8sisn, ia ies bar
nsppe lat SGfien al mi9,-og bet, at alt, buao la bapbe
i ben. fuloe f%oruanoles. msosns leg bar bet paa 8pssen,
@iotpanoes til Streposr Yele,-bst fan lite pere anbet
snb Oieuelsns Wast u%liseuel, Os aloris mer ltal iea hiele.
-Spao fal ri MI finbe paa meb benne bpbe Sfrotten ?"
ipursls ban &iarrinssn i'm. gfsn bun uiois life at ipars
ct til tuiinoe.
Otter tort Bsentnins tos ban Sfrebosr YsIs os
bar BAN bism til Suiet bapS, Der lite bar lanat borte,
atte BAN paa en- Sten uoenior Osren. bros Sflorten frsm
optr Sousoet pua BAN, iaa bet laa no, iom ltuloe ban
fboe o. fare al Stiorteu i'm. 8 osuus Stiuin9 forlob
8ppsn BAN % git biem til 8onen lin isisn, os aIoris
ipurstss BET, at ban itiaI nOSst iosn.
On Worssnsn, ba 8ernene til Streooer Belle scm
uo. ut be ie en- fobe meo Sfiorten oper Sopeost utenfor
Sersn. Oct Gloite af benz forlssts at belpe ben lllptfs.
li8s; men bet uilce tie nptte nosst. unperIiat Iputes bet
Dem, at Wanben lite ifulpe rgre paa Zig. "Oet Ct 10 Ear!"
ias@ ct pnsrs at 8ernsne. asa is tror Bet sr laa |" lua.
rsoe Bet eloite, % iaa iprana be ino til Wobersn allsianl.
men os fortalte, at Bar iao ube paa Steneu % oro9
Stiorten al is.-Dette fanot Moosren iaa utroliat, at bun
bare 10 oo Dem. men git bog ub for at IL. Saa lfuIpe
bun osiaa fOriese at bielps BAN al mso Sfiortsn men alt
bar iaa itpt os itramt. at bun lite tunos rere bet. Sun
pioits ie ba iutet anbst Iaao. END at bun aaatts iiiare
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16
waterpropfs fra so Gents
M cpcper bee ELLSWORTH. 0ppbarp & So.
0iuc % rare Eager for 0ul
bcs Uuepprtb. e,ppplre & ec.
0lem iffe bette Nu er h

paa psn lib al aarst. pa Ynsumcnia. Gum
ssieber. icits. Tcrfipleis % mere iaanant,
Der liparter til qunIsbetanpelie ~ andre
ealss on eunasWrcmms. beapnper at pttre
ia. 8piebeestpite S|trup bar parst
brr1t bercmirino [ en- Sio al 2 euer 3 Iar'
upen at pet encnu en- sneite Sang bar fcr'
isiler lin 8irfnins. Tsrirm pu bar Srua
for psnne Wspiein, ta Qua I'll hin OrusSilt
Rcntlcmtro & 60. " ipsrs BAN ON eens
tsie ansrfienpslf, blanot bans aunesr. q
Dries oil bincre BET pRrie SpSocmstilI9lm.
Derirm eu bar inssn Siltrc III Rspiein. e1
fisb fun en- linen Slaifs al Scitet's tpit.
Sirup for 10 Gents ~ prsp bet. almInoe'
lioe Ttaifer rs Gts. CAB life Soften tao
Sperbaano bare reo at irlre IS SIS.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

Vi bar bapt MnIennine til at ie
ct 8rnpminrs. f%ororbeioet al 81. s.
SaIporisn. @rapminbet er lite tort,
men imuft cs | Sunbbeb funltTer.
blot ubfcrt. Stsnen. Der sr bentet
fra.S tsnbrunbet pso 8lsins grpeasri,
,r of en- opsrorbentlia mertslla Nrt
- en- Communicating at Borltenlr,.
Ger Of Sorpsrbenens imaa Ylanfer
90 Our, foruoen mango andre Stot'
fer. bpilfet altlammen er iaa mart
porniat tiloannet, Of Ielp Stener er
beunorinespGrcia. Mf Here %iaaennne
Stene bar Sr. S%uIporlen %forarbsioet
opsnn9pnte @rapminne, Der pirtelia
er ct &unititptte / nit SIaas. Sperl
enielt Siptte Ct omhnsaeli9t be-
banolet fra irrit til non. % eneella
blanft polsrst. iaa man tan aTipsils
fa / BET. Spsralt blipsr man par
Spre. oe YIantsforu,sr. iaa at man
for bper Sang. man betraster Bet.
cpnaeer noest npt: en- 8ole suer
en- lioen Sprsform. - @i bar bert,
at Sr. Solporisn til Soraaret aster
at bsapnpe en- "Marmor.S bop" pau
sssn8esnins slsr hammer men en-
ancsn, % ri fan paa Sorhaanf
b%erette, at, sitsr be Mnrmorbiusoel
(8rapmonumsntsr etc.. iom ri QUE
Iepe bar iest upierte Of Sr. Salpor'
len, at ban or iitano til at uofcr'
iaa pattrs 8rapminosr, lom maj
tau rnife iis. Sau bar i Longer,
5io arbeipst | benne Yrofssnon
@arrens Marmor.S Shop i OscOraI
% er Der ansrfiennt iom me9et bpg
tie / Saset. 8i oil ienere iaa Nn
lepnin9 til at omtale oenne Sal
u9rmers. - 8 Sorbinbelie bermel
fan Ri mecbsle, at Der | Warrsni
Chop er i~orarbeioet ct e9et Sla9'
Stsnboro, bportil Stenen er bentet III
Big Canoe, % bette 8oro urmer
fer is baars usb osts 6OrurbelosIi
% ben bsipnosrll9e Stenart. buora
bet er arbeicet.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16
neeorab os 9mesm.
Den l5@ December

Den l5ee December.
Gorslebie Tan ri bsrstte bore Q0
iere, at "Secorab.Y Soften" ON itfs
lense oil ~inbeboloe Yroflamata
bporpeo Be / Nmsrifa p9rsnoe Mr.
pins,r sfter afpebe Yeriurer / NOrss
oil faa unbsrretniue ON i'm tlfom'
msnbe @rp. 81 er nemIis paa &c.
rsiperssisl slsHnem Statsn SCtuas
nOrlt ~iuenife 8ice.G uniulat fommel
opsrsns ON pao pisle 8stinselIer oil
faa gratis iilienbt "Oen norlfe &iss.
tiosnbs," bporpsb Di i9tt,s / iitanf
til at msoocIe alt ansaaenbe uopan'
brerss @rb eftsr afcebe Yerioner
Norse FAINT ON ben peo famine al
m%inoelise Snofaloslie psb Nar oa
0ass BARREL. Gnbpsr iom iublfri.
bersr paa "0scorab YOiten," pil alt,
iaa faa iilitr9tfsli9 Undertaking ON
bet Spsnarierte.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

5oet Ri bsnuiier til Advertisement.
tst "Narf" | en- ancen Spalts. ifal
ri efter 0niie uf Sslitabsts Yreli
Dent anmooe Weolemmerne ON Of
afsipe talrist Wroe FAINT inorsite
iia Iaa, at man paa bemOaS rsiitr
til 8pen blot i Selitabsis Snterssls,
oa lite bar formanss Smaaerinoer
buoru,b Sorsniussns 6Orrstnlnser
tilIbe1Rttes.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16
Mdrf.

Rsolsmmsr al Del "9crife @ienfpios 9s.
fpiteliesieiifab" anmpess bsrpso en- al art
Wers paa SclbsrSs nai | Isecrlb Wa NJ
bag BEN 3pte Sauudr 1876 81. IL
Tcrmineaa (lttretipr ben isrits Ssroal
Gan. lem I Sppen beitemt, oa rsnns DAP
iaar er Ssqi3mJ).
Nlls Wtblemmer anmpbes on
al afatps RSps, ea Eager al 9t9ti9tsi
lfal fOrbanples.
Grit Inosrfcn, grsi.
q. y. Clement, CTR.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16
Grtnbrinsslife.
WarfeOszS eretniuaer.

Chicago. BEN 15ee December.
Pr. S~slssraf.)
Sreee SO. 1 SO.
Sc. 2 90.
Wilmaufee, ben l5bs December.
(Yr. Seleeraf,)
Spsbs Nr. 1 i.02.
Nc. 2 81 90.
Setorab, ben 15ee December.
SC. 1, s,0.S5
SIC. 2, $3.50,
6lsif 1865 800.
Smsr pr. Bh. POS.
Ms pr. SnHn 20.
Rsl pr. 100 Bunb $500.
Gingeipap, ben 15oe December.
8psb., rs 81.
9ps, Co.'S.
Smsr 20-25.
Ws, 20.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

Ray Stcrt % imuft llrpals AZ s'set0tsr
@lasler. Qrresiainparer. 9aisr. 8urrsmaser'
arbeice, Sfripsbcrp. Supels Screr. Ns5s'
artitlsr % ~iprrsiisn snbcer anbsn ling
Tom man snitsr at iinpe I en- Del asiortsre
Butt al bet Slaas.
AN..AlAa
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

Sulcbeleen er fOl baanoen, %
MI Ct BET neipv ben rstts lib til at fisbt
0arsr bps Gee. Spbnien & So. Bort Sp'
laa al 8icletsttr % Sbawler oil
blipe iclste iii mssst rscuesrere 9riisr for
Be tcmmsnce 30 1aas. Bort belle Splat
ril irlsss til Gassns larsiis priier. aon
o. I. inp til rs, iprenp ) sjsr Snrficb.
See. Scbnirn & Gp.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

paa Murien. Tisut lite bpb. iaa at
SIaoeferst lite CT al bet bsbfte.
8ulbcn sr ,nbnu taalelie. Simlen
sr flar. os ON @atterue Ct bet BAT.
fsrt MoaneIfin.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

SSunbet. - Gn Yen9spuns e.
iunpsn mtb snpel Penss t. Wln benpsnosr
ia III "IttorabsY oiens' Sihes.
8nup 9eape. Big Canoe, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

boy- Santl 8laus bar inorsttst III So
psctparter rso Msuitrs "Rso Sront" eSep,s
lsrp Stcrs I @inn.baso Street. Geecrat.
San bar pet bspits llrpals az llbr., 9epslrp.
pst'garsr. Tom nWsnfnce sr brast III Ges
ecrab. acm % unrerisS 9ar.r % Prii.r.
isr.ne eu eisr Snotisb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-16

Vi bsnleoer bore 99lersS Spm9rf.
iombeo paa 6. .. Gbriitlans Npsr.
tisismsnt i bette 30, % ri oil anbs.
fule 9anosmeno i N9rbsosn al
Sr,spOrt at bsisse bam. .ba man
Der TAR fisbs 8arsr lissiaa biuiat
Iom noeet onbet Stcbs i Werbsoen.