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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-06-26
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"Ovk FAvoRlTE SEWING MACHINE.
The cheapest and best Sewing Ma
chine now manufactured for family
use is the Wilson. We certainly
would use no other 1t works with
equal facility on muslin, cloth, cam
brio, tarletan, flannel and leather. 1t
does not paralyze the spine or wear
out the operator in any way, neither
does it demand an incessant stoppage
to find out where the difficulty is, as
none exists. There is no difficulty.
1t runs smoothly and evenly, hens,
fells, tucks gathers and binds. 1t
does the finest and most beautiful
work on cambria and linen. 1t also
has the merit of being cheaper than
any other tirstclass sewing machine.
1t does not get out o. order, nor slip,
nor pucker the cloth, So complete
has the Wilson Sewing Machine been
made, by a skilIful combination Of
brain and muscle, that it has left
nothing to be desired Machines
will be delivered at any railroad sta
ton in this country, free of transpor
tation charges if ordered through the
Companys Branch House at S27 &
S29 Broadway, New York City.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application,
This Company wants few more
good agents.
The Black Hills gold fever may be
expected to break out again in spots,
and with more violence than ever,
now Professor Jenney's exploring par
ty have "strucl lead near Harney's
Peak, where the deposits are SAID to
be rich. About a hundred miners, it
seems, were found in the gold bearing
region, who III some mysterious way
had eyaded the watchful soldier and
the Jealous Indian, and We're serenely
making their fortunes. Some Of the
troops with the expedition, in fact,
have been amusing themselves since
their arrival in the golden hills by
panning out the precious metal in en-
couraging quantities,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-06-26

LABOR UNCONSTITUTIONAL large
meeting of the workingmen employed
by the city Of New York on the pub
lie works was held on Monday, to pro
test against the reduction of their wa
ges Resolutions announcing Mayor
Wickham and john Kelly were adopt
ed, and several violent speeches We're
delivered. A letter from Hon. Fer
nando Wood was read, in which he de-
clared his opposition to the PROPOSE
ton to reduce the wages Of the city
laborers to $l.60, alleging that s. a
day is no morne than a fair and Just
compensation for a days hard work
at manual labor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-06-26

IRON CITY CoLLLGE.-Students
save time and money by attending
the Iron City College during the sum.
mer season. No vacations. School
always in session. Students received
at any time. For circulars address
the j. c. SMITH, A. NJ, Pittsburgh,
Pa
, 1875-08-24

ones Of Pnsslelnnn. As tnr tin dork"ts ot conrt
rrorac!ingn bought iron, Wrntnhn h Tllolohn.
wiIo they aro nFs"t,ttn1 10 tho making
OF n perfect nb,tracs. 30. it II nowhere stntod
IN ti,o law that tho col,ntv NAV lny
such things. It IA presumably ontti,Io Of its
rsavtnce. therefore. cuMploto nhtttact rs.
qniros tho keeping OF record Of lanh tahnsfcr..
of procoe,liuga IN tilo l'robate Conrt of tax
sales. mud Of all proceedings IN tlln Circuit NJ
Nh, cr1os Court which In any NAY cloud tho sttc
to really. statutory Law gives tho County lsnar.f
authority to kr"I' records Ut land trnnrfe.A In
certain WAY, and notliinI: muro 1t Ia m moro
empowered 10 run n ro.nlar abstract oatcn he-
causo 1t n allowed to keep rartncen than 1t 10
n hns and run a foi! n;-,utI bo'a,,So II IL al
allowed to biy Iron far tho 1o- t'olirt-Elouse.
CHMMfssluSEn HuEHTMEn
nnIe an otfnrt Yesterday to l,ayo TIM atstract
queation sc"nnal!n,oA ny tho County tsUart1, hit
IA defeated l'y tic pharp PRACTICE Of Commits
-tanrr t.tlloil,al1, MIA Hicc"cei III having thn
1t ard adjourn juet as 1le was nl,out tt nako tho
HlnE,on. IL" vii make it. ln,wrver. ut tha naAt
meeting, hut l'oltzor's trIonds hops to have
matters no fat advanced bs t!iat ttlo that 4 TO-
consideration will offegt iluihiug.
, 1875-08-24

About Fifty DisroputnbIo E1en nssd
Women Arrcstcd-rflc SGcno at kno
Arm0rY i.nst Night.
OF cnarso It mist hayo boon by order of Alnr-
slnt Dunlap that Sorgt. OConuor's ontfro MA
toon OF police, frum tho Arn,ory, Eallicd ors at
10 o'clock last night and pulcl tho 1'nciflc ave.
n,,o. or Blter blroot, slemltops.cn misso; for no
other among tho higher otlicera OF tho police Inns
tocn guilty Of ruth an act. Tho street referred
to Ia Inhabited by tho very lowest OF the oscour-
iugs OF proetituton.-womon
WHO HAVE LOST ALL suAME
Arta tho Inst spark of decency,-the very 1cum of
t,.n degraded class to wlslcI, tlioy belong. They
woro cloyorty surprised by tlle police, under
OConnor'a management, and forlv-eight pyla-
onors taken, including = fow mon and tho keep.
ara Of Ill tho houses os ,ll-fanu extending nlon9
Paci!c nvrn1le, fron UarriHo, sa Folk stroet, and
embracing Nos. Ito to 156, inclusive.
TIla women wore nnceron1onioLsly taken from
their vlls auoaos. and aulidnt mingled oathB AMI
tho loudcss au.l lowest inprecatlons and express
Hlpns, the to"!InE mob wss tnareliet to tho sta
ton closs BY, and ranged aho,t tho eta'ion-
Keepers hesk On tinntng that t!,ny were to be
locked up ant nut 10 doca:oly dealt al !, na on
Turner tccasuus, tl,oy sot Up racket lIko that
OF paudcnunitlM aud
ACTED LIRE no MANY auE-n.vrrs.
Tlloy caet! tho officers al tho vilent nAmrn
think of. and cursed and rRyoti iiko mai women.
4 fov we're drunk, aud behaved In worse n,nn
ncr, II posAibls. than the Kobor unca Amid
thu confusion Olllccr Hayes Aucceeacd
i'll booking them, ard thoy gava oil a,rta
Vt cuplonfouH aud fictitious nau1os.
They were locked up, aud subsequently,
n ntimbcr Ut than wero bailei Out aud ratu ned
to THAR deserted dctls- The Balance kept up
their llowlings in the coils. raug roald songs,
luarreIoa With each other. aud
rEitEnnNEIl LIKE DE3IONH
goncrally. a few snowod evidences Of formor
beauty, which had failed array and WAS vered
with a coat Of cosmetics aon,a very Young
scarcely moro than IL or II, mud oshsra wete
abaulonesl Rid cruel wrotcl,es Of tho yilcst do
acriptou. \ gang OF piinp' who oscapcd tho
Ia'd aHaosnbed near tho station III a vain en-
dravor tu asAist thor supporters. but wera
nroa,ptly dispersed anil throntooed with summary
arrest # they showed themselves again.
Tho ontiro party viii be brought before the
Po1lco Justice shiB morning, but it IL not likely
thnt anything moro than 0ns will be imnosoa
on cacl, Of t!,oln. Thoy will pay and rotnrn to
their 1osolts. Therefore Marshal Duplap's wutl
moaning endnavor will 20 for naugl,t. unless
thoy Arc pulled alu,oss nightly, aud until tho city
Is rid Of their p1asonco.
, 1875-08-24
THE WATSEka REUNION.

WA1sExA, ILL.,. Aug. 23.-Tle soldters' reun-
lou lsts on tomorrow mud tho two days sue
ceelln2 promises to bo 4 EonsinR Aucccsa. Al
ready lGU nsw bol! teuts, carablo of scoammo-
da.iug 300 nen. arc pitched sud head9usrtsr
tents ire also ready tor occupancy On tue NOR
row. hlsmottal lIAll. erected on the grounds.
viii bs museum uf curositles. Gems lleJu-
olds, Manu-, and othcF pfom'nest officers from
Chicago wi! 10 hers Tomorrow, and probably
Geu Low Wallace, of Indiana. 0en. 1lill-
iard arrived this evening with two
large old battle flags from tho
Bta.o Arsenal. Gos. Deyeridge. 8ouAtor Ogles.
by, aud Col. Harlow will ba here to- nlrsrow.
Large detaohmsuta arc ctnuipg from Northern
Illinois and Western Indiana. rhs caiap pro;
BeusI 4 striking appea'ance, and tho affair WI
uudoubtsdly eclipse any roupinn ever hold In the
site, outside Of Chicago. Al auuriao so-tuor,
row Wstseks's quist dsnizsns will bo startled
from thsir moEulog nap oy TOE moEaln. gun
The uou. Franklin Blades, lats SHstou Of tAs
, 1875-08-24

on denonent taxes, which bhowa thai not al
Tho good cltzous are tax-aRht"sa.
TIC Aldermen and other officials around this
Cisr-11nll arc contemplating grand picnic to
ro~ankco some TINS during tho middle Of
September.
thu hat Of de1inauenss which is being prs-
pared fur tho Cemnttolet's edificAtlon ia - set
far from completion. 1t IL work Of no email
magnitude nilt requires vast amount OF caro-.
llowayer. he IL In no hurry for H. "a hn ttinka
tn1ea nro cuninE In about ~ vol ID can 10 e1-
pected,
Comptroller Hayes vostcrdhy snnt ss5n. .0nn 10
Now York City to pny of city Indebtedness fall
ing due on tho Int of the month. It viii 10 IN
order now TOR aomo Of the Now Ynrk institutions
to fail, IT for no other putn"re than to Grhtio
III romo raltrJ thousands of chisagos han1-
eats,o1 wealth.
Comn,sBioDcr psindvilo Ia OF sho orlnion
that work on the nllo [Hatnl ayenne Ttadlcs
eannot 10 cntnMenrea tn. year. Althonsh ti'e
plan i,aH brcn rscrsted mud secorses' an,t lilo
wotk adverti-eh. Ia t1lno gentleman holos
that at least some little prnsTesa can b. ns1a
n, the EnlJ,.rtou avenue. Tl,n winter will inter
fora hut Itttc with tic work. aud IL commenced
tiis fn1I rnnri.tcrahs rroErcrs might bo mado
mum It hrfurc apr1hE. AZ ta1es nro Gomlng III
raritilv, lie kaon hopes to receive ordo1s 10 SO
aI;ea,h
1h~ citv authorities. and particularly Comp
t,o,lcr Hayes. nrs congratnlstng themselves
roIuavhat oil tho present estnhtlon OF tho ctyn
1,n,res Since Aug. 1 tt+re has been paid ont
or rty Indebtedness 3f.O0f. .s17.G2. and dnriug
the same t.,no iI2l,aHG.72 Of ctrtifcAtcA hhyo
been ,r-uctl. making the total reduction OF she
ar nothing moro TO b paid out until next No
verbor nnl taxes arc romtng In remarkably
we'll, and bcai.lcs that tlo Treasury coutaiuB
$500, 900 IN cash.
, 1875-08-24


CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-In your romarks to young
Women aud mor Inst Sunday you Invited iestera
from readers. Thanking you for tho oppotiunl.
ty, will state mr. case ~ briefly hs possible.
mn d young mar OF "a. honsthy and willing to
work. / should like nlove all tliingH to marry.
but do nut Bcc how it il possible. receive tho
not very handsome sum Of $45 per month and
hnyo not beon nbta Ho fur to save mitch Of any.
What with my board aud clothes and otlcr small
itenla do not hnye much loft, Al you cal sec.
I know It would not take mitch moro to keep two
than ono. but under the circumstanfes Iont
believe It would DO jurtfisbe tn MO to tako =
vife. Please tell me what yon think Of 1t.
would also like to hear from soulo OK tho many
readoEs OF TIE TnIHuSE. G. $.
, 1875-08-24
LOCAL LETTERS.


70 8hs Editor Of 7'ht Chitaoo Tribune:
Cun'Auo, Ang. 21.-I1aving thrown oren your
columns TO tn discussion Of the sub] ecs treated
OF it. your iust1o Of yesterday unlor thu abovo
caption, wish to Ray that, in my opinion, tho
great question is, "Wly do not young pooplo
marry I" Tho glls would. il the boys would onlv
ark tIlom lnnco We muat infer that tho boys
don't AK them, And whence this reluctance 10
"pop?" anawer, that tho moet sensitive pnrt
of our organization, cur pocket, warns lis against
orause-blussous and honoymoons. Now. think
this fear IL EIoundlcsB. I boliove tbat any
man that eau keep titnBolf IN talcrab!o comfort
can keep wlfo. 1,tover yet earned moro than
$500 \ yon., hnd haye been harriod five yaafs,
within which t1lno VIC Il hhv cmphaticAlly wei
have butt up u comfortable h1no, and hayo no
debta that months ea!ary will not cover.
have boon once or twice In rather tight places,
but every difficulty has yfeted to persistent ef-
cnabicd US 10 tide oyor tho troublous tl1oea.
Hut Young men ray the girs have such high.
toned ideas that they tio not know What ccohou,E
If, md certainly will not ptasttco 1t. There tro
raluo Of mouoy. because they hare to earn 1t by
l,aAl work, Who hays to economist rigldly to
kcop themselves in responsibility, who would
JUMP at tho chance OF giving up thelf daily toi!
Tor tho comfort Of homo OF their o*n however
II haye b,,t moderate Ksiary, sni cau't nf
ford lgh-to louHo; but II ecoms 10 mo
.hRt II sou aud were to put our loads together
we cn,1ld build r7 home in tin9. Eur remcnl-
ber tlr, it takes t,nc to fusn,sA house. cotn-
n,pnced with etovo. rough tlblo, four chalrs,
aud beuBtcaa In oao room, Oh fl4 "eok.
So do you bcgln; bo cortcut with little to
start with; 1su't trv to apo those whose meaus
will permit tLcm to launc hont, hut MIN rather to
get things together that are nHefni,, And 70 yoti
NAV 70 On, hanl In hand, acquiring habits OF
ccunotuy and Industry that will grow with your
gruwth aud Provo greater b!esslnga than all
ths wealth tnat could bo given yo1 until 1t
1abt Won cali build yourself brouu-stoue
front on Calnmct avenue, II you chooae. And
bcl!eye tns when 1 say that ynu will prize tho
home thus earned through Ea:ient industry and
by years Of toll mate tnau II you wait till you
have tho means to re. anch homo before snl,
marry. YOU can catl it our bono; and YOU will
look back to the day rilcn you wore bold enough
to venture az the best days. work you ever did.
1t can 10 dono 4 man can do anything II he
I. really in oarneAt about It, but bott. 'et DO OF
the ono mind aud ono heart in this thing.
MxrA13Ioe1ELEs-
, 1875-08-24

to no ono unless knrw him. Only fcw days
aso uan called into my oaleo. and haif that
he had not had "a mo,1tl.fn} 10 o.t Tor two
slote dAys," and aeked for 5'cenla ONLY to got
bin, gave Tho man in charge thn n.onev, and
told him to giro tl,le man some cakeh and 4
loaf Of bread " and wont unt aftoswsrda 1Aw
tho baker, md In raid That alter vent o''t
thin man said 10 him: " He'll, Am not hungry;
piye mr tilst money. I want Il to get bner WITH"
woul,, like 10 know II tl,s has gut 10 DO Rnr-
nrai ;uing Arc Al bisl,,css men trunhlct In this
way2 CoHsfAST lkEAbEh.
, 1875-08-24

sevontv-sixth Illinois. will at p. n1 dolivcr thu
htlAtes. Of welcome. Tho camp Gtlari tnnellt
onurhts Of n, ,lrtaii from the Whnekn 1i,tlra. All
sn!,iier4 aEo inrltod, rutiona and quaste5s pro-
yt1cl,
, 1875-08-24

Important to tho Preservation Of Tooth
John Gosnolla Cherry Tootll.paate,
tho most el'cacoua .!cntifrice krown. Try IT, For
a,le ,,y at DRUGGISTS. WilnItRa nsenta Torrry l.
uratlIrx, III arI li3 ILar,t1n]l.ll ntrcet.
, 1875-08-24
THE CiTT.HALL

NAyo. colvin returned IRON hia excursion to
Fox Lake 44st evening. Marshal Dunlap ss-
t9rps ta.s m"snIhs
1hs City ls!..stor 1cAteEdsy seeeiYad sls.59o
, 1875-08-24


wife. Please tell me what you think OF It, l
would tlho like to hear from sonlo Of tho many
readots Of TIE TnIHusE. c.
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,,,.o-,,r
'He . tHS S,.ei ~ :. e,,,;,t. o.n Il,
a"e ua1'' o. '1o"i' ''"no ,'a 20 Wv ~
Chicago musical ctrcles, albeit nc hh6 peen away
10 long TINT new crop Of musicians has sprung
I'm hero 10 whom bts naue IL strange. Tn to
~. .;,,,a ~ I'M ar, b,v,v.r his nama
'n' ~ ~ - 49,, .,..sr.,,,.., .u5
hao Hs"teo uii ''ea45 ~ 'No P.'s'0"'''' nav.
now to hear him play again recalls memories Of
tho goldctl days OF music in Chicago, when we
h,a =, nnora. f1ou,e and a Musio-Hau. and rood
.i.,.,. .,,.,,.r =. h,o,tborr;o, and nnr,io ,,.1d
s,"so,o p's' a". .,,...t,.. ra.,,;o+. -, III
tho highest anu snoss ioc!a1lFe postum oi ="
the arts moro. "hen ar o'a"o' sneto'ote, fe-
turned TO tho city Tor summer 4iHlt. II
vo-v .r..afr, +hIro far Tim Mc..ra
""o 'o-! n@ 'n =,
i'm mcmory Of tlo old times, and thoy
-, - y, .u.. ..;.,,, - A.
alo u ~ very s.acr'"' ""'' e's'nS ~ '
staab aud his friends tho freedom OF their ostab-
l.shacns' an admirable ooueofs pfos'a.nne' and
an OCCASION which combined ooIh ,n mas.o nna
an. ~. .,r,w,, onou ,,ott, un,st.,Ya sna dozn
t,a eus nper oor BENG doyotoI to concert pur
poseS IN QUE OF The foo!as. inc otheT rooms
UGAAE ISAs shoo 49, S..S''f""St "'''"'
MI n.rts. The lover fuur was de,otoi 70 lFcsn-
and se.:ns room TOR sasno .ltea o.
the "anss q shS ges&!s & Mss sots IN no"snsia a.a
os on " II tho ou.a evon @ won't to tho tsonsio
Of imp1ovir,ug al outdoor room, uncovered. On
fha en3t sIn 1T Tia building 20 that those who
desred M red coni c ba in lie opon air. All Of lie
1"tus ,t,, snr ~, sas,nnnv ~ ovsra-aen s,,;
sm,i.1 snI hnutn NJ the co,npotera ani tnunicai
sct',ro. sIct ~ s1'a hca NV au ,rrare of Ihn 90
ra.,an
.lbn roon, xcrn de,rrIy crowae1 At An esrlv
bonr' and nv Q o'clock t,,a1o we.e probably so
nr sfl, ncrsans il, attendanco. Not y,thota1ding
~ crawd ti,e .rI,ncnrneuts for i,atep,nv To thn
mai. ware No eou,pleln that probably a could
i,nar T,c T,sicat nroprsntne ,Tas n fo],ow.
A9"s' So,
! ovartura u William Fiji .nosisini
- nTehs,t,a,
. Theme and ysr,atiou.MFrotn Tho " Grand
SsptuoE "..........: t:.........."..b beethoven
uFfhfttrd:
Quaker lily Q,tar <te.
L. ssmpnony- -t'olhanAa anu senor@o 'losa aoh,,,.,,
'@' orehtsiru.
8. prayer-From 1iena "..:........... 49,. Wagner
,,... ,,,rh. ti..,S..s 4, ssnass1e 1:rar .t,,,o,
Quaker l,ty Qua,kue.
rAar II. ,,,-,,,.
II 1'raamu ~ .Mendslaaohn
o. :h<etva.
8. Bolo-For oboe sna Fr.nch Horn" Reco',
ectons Of Chiidhoou ..:.n......;M;.'; ~ =: oeen
.. Quaztests-sig4t song..:. ........Abt
N "rr..un,rs{ " a4N'' !" t'4s faa' ' .s,hum.nn
1 orehes'ro. ""'''7
H. Anaefe"o-f1oa Iisnta sta oeo'n''sn
Il. Overture to "Raynoad ".-...." ..+...A Thomas
o'e'sstra.
1t IL not neceneary to criticlse the musical pcr-
formance, ns It "as pot a abt concert. but 1t |"
pleasant to ray that tue cntI1o proHrammo wha
given i. an admirable manner. Tho orchestra
Wa8 10 atr Da!atkas excellent hands. and did Its
work III al exceedingly cteditab!e manaer. Mr.
, 1875-08-24

Pianon and Organs.
largo assortment 0! new iianos aud organs to
rent. 3econl-hnnI rianus ftum $50 to $2n.
". ". K1AnALH,
Corncr Htate and Atiaina atrcetg, Chicago.
, 1875-08-24

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EA~@ u ~ 81 II MANH
IAEE
1sRFIYNH Fl lAU q E9E3 II AH TT
sEe!SSNsskee ke1:SsSa5kH h Ef1 H HVt1 EEU /
IR4a1 at<'x NJ - " = wv
RMrRaE%C r1 H&HHH@MEA
ROtV1E.JEa VT FAUf UfkaaNsEb bfN
new md
Mesl,oal scionce Tor tho
Curo nn NH,,gr o. an hny1ni3p u man
,ands merototoro 70 hoh T7na;th and uannino.a.
49,. -,,1,T,
ror uopro,r,n. '1i nnaumat,.m. uatun prv,,no,o,.
EoE i.t. nrn H,t..-cot 'po'a'
o'ptt.r, ~. M,,nn9 ,are1vs;a nf T.;4nbs' eo
2IuPt. ~ ~ ~. = - ~ 1TS's
Duh OF 1.lAArG{.st1 uuIHEat AAA-
ions, Gnrha, Entns n itae@'
4'Eo.{ or eHo.t.i;Stsf ;f
0olnsyr Cala9Ent
-"'n N.'-
Brutscs and W ounua o. Every Nhturo' IN
GILES, L1SGMESr hs. rrcci.ca tho unqualified
n thcir ttysto rrac1iso BY ths must sueces.ni phys
e'% .t.,.,.,..,r,
oa.A"ot .'st Ne'.f4' ~. 80.
Giles Iodias 81 ammonia H. II ny th9 bet
sonsty tn1 osst phf & '"e e: s
es. @ i M AIM sa ~ ic renedy " lid Hna snr
mover M, e' npn III II, sax,y ,hi. XII @ @
~ tir1i1c .w.r. l., liz bon"isc,"f Of lii Gtitan tamy
t'1snt.yn . rgrs'o;.x cpnrn.
, 1875-08-24
FISHERMEN FANtsHlNO,

Fl. .To1tN. n. T., Ang. 2a.-1lcIinhle fntorrs.
tinn IN to tie orrct III It Tho fisheries Of the Inl
am, have almost tailod. and It Is o1prct-tl that
m' e.t t,on wi, geyn "m""$ ,t''efn'n
, 1875-08-24

Our "French Dry-ElaanlnR ProcoHa,"
for rlcsning ali kinda o suits, aacner, and drrfseH.
without rrn,,r'nH trimming or ripping R'seH inn
nlrnsc s1fsfartt,. cnnk Sfc1ain, 81 Dcaslorn.st,
o. and aGl Wcst AfatiIaoll-si,
, 1875-08-24

There arc maayin Chicago who eaye moro Or less
rnnttcy every yenr anl hfrait, not without ca,.s
10 race It III ayEs l'auks or other so-,a!!e aecu.
ties: 10 such cafa h' salt offer" the SAFEsT IN
YIsTMESI, rre which will return to tho !nse4or
both principal sud intereH. Tic salo will be posYs
by direction NJ tha OWNER.
WAl 4. BUFFERS h CO., Auct!onrers.
l08 Mtdt8Gr.st,, EhtenHp,
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

Or. MeWenamp at Oecprab
bar bsluttet fig til at fcrlape
bette Steo % flute til Nprtb'
mccb, Soma. OOftcren bur III
r9ret | Decorab | en- 3 til 4 Iar
% BAIT Ell COB 9raris, % ban
bar osiaa Napnet for at pare Ell
af be bepite Qeser / Narbepen.
Sr. WcWenamp bar bait Ell flor
MORT Yraris Der, % mango Ncr'
fe pil piitnOf iapne BAN, % at
psmme efter ben WaaDe ri bar
bert bam cmtale paa, ta9er ri
life | Determining at anbefale BAN
til Be Norfls | o Omfrins Ncrtb'
MOOD. Dpftoren bar omfrin9 II
MarS Grfarins | Qasepipenfaben,
% meset at oenne 9io bar BAN
tilbrast iOm 1ase | be itsrite
Soipitaler / 2anpet.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20
0istiebes for Sem TOM
aatc at bnaae Sufe.


Slim & Rro. tllaoer fig berpeo
at bsnleoe "Oscorab YOitsns" 90is.
res Spmerf,ombeo pan cerss ltore
% psIforipnsre Oplas Of ollie Slass
Bpauin9smatsriaIier. iauiOm:
Oere, @inbusr, iaapel meb iom
bbsn @las, 8rncus blinds, 8las al
ale Sterrslisr, Mailing al ale &ol.
lcrer, Ollie os Seruisier. FAINT eaoie.
Oer.Seneilsr os Spissr. vi bar
Oct itDrlte Oplaa / Oct norere Solun,
os sf,sr mango @ars Griarins i 8or.
rstniusen o9 oa ri fiebsr for Ron.
tant, er Ri iitonc til at flebe blu'.
9ers emo nOsst anbsi Sus i Tsltsn,
o. iom SDlse nsraf fan ri osiua
lelse bllllaels emo no9enlombsllt.
Sin % ct 8tlea naar Sc oil ole.
re Snbfieb al Saropare | Nlmlnos.
lisbeo % 8p9Ssmaterlalisr | S9r.
oelssbso.
Sinn 81 8ro.
Suitap Sanlon os I. 8. 5bom.
ion er alto tlliisoe % oil bstiene
NanrSm9no.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

9etorab Os Smesn.
Sen l9oe Mai.

XXI iJue NHut.
H2ursns" 17ps Mai.Tsit par ual.
Minosli9 soNt bele9t, noset iom man
o9iaa funbe penie, ba 17ce Mai al.
tio .r en- fier Oa9 for 0s Noromeno,
% ri psrfOr sierne, bpor N%nlernins
siues, tommer iammen for i feitIisi
2aa at fsire ben. Soften aabneoss
meb ct 8slfommen af 6sitfommitte.
ems Sormano, ST.. Sscar Sunisn.
bsrsfter afians "2ursn" fsre Static.
salianse. Sorsninsens Snirnfter,
5y. Gmil Berg bolpt berpaa Salem
for Oasen. Der bleu moota9et msb
8ifalb. Giterat "3uren" bape. af.
funsst lsrs Sansnummere, Der blep
ftarft up~pluuosreoe, bleu Sr. Bernt
Mlfepolo opfororet til at tale no9le
Orb for "sumle NOrse", builfen 81.
forbrins ban Osiaa eftsrfOm % | ct
IipIiat Sorebrns itiIorsbe 6olfslipet
% Naturen / Nor9e. Salem fulstes
meb Spmerfiombeo % tililut frem.
faIbte ben en- Storm af Npplaus.
Chen "traaote man Oanblsn". os
en- semptli9 % munter Stemnins
berifsbe. Mrranssmentsfommittsen,
O3rr. 8. $anlen. IS 9asIuno %
$. Sofos, bapce al 9Gre al lit Mr.
bsibe. tbi Salen bar imasfulct De.
fOrsret meo Stag. @uirlaneer. Grams.
perent olu.. % Den belle Seit ma
fses at bore pelpffet oe oil piit
bore | fier @rinorins hos mango.
Nef.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20
Staaltraaben anQaar, iaa Ct ben

Staaltraaben anaaar, 1aa CT ben
life til Sinber, tbi iea bar | TO
Mar 9ipet Salmen til &reaturerne,
uben at BAIT 9raaDen ub, % Bet
bar life ifabet. 6orreiten er Der
10 Sntet ireien for at man fan
bape en- Gang iii bette Vrn9,
tpormeD Traaben fan taaes p9f".
Saameset fra Ell Sarmer. Wsn
bar life ri gpfplf cSiaa 8rnno
til at glRoe oS pper oenne Sp'
fnDelie? Den IlD fan fanife
fomme at man life bebeper at til'
tppe fine 1i~eneitepiser 81 pr.
Daa, bpilfet bar 9lort Der | Spen
fbite CONNER, % enDa forSiapes,
enbTienDt &enen | Suiet laa lp9.
"Det er iaa morlpmt | Sarpeiten
maatru".
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

g. 6. Sauaeu bapDe Den Sob
teD fprleDen Dag at forepiie oS
"4oheS Self inDsr" | Sorbins
belle meD "Wocps Sarpefter. Vi
tilifaar at ri life foritaar os fort
paa EARNING os Sarmmaifinsri.
men at Dsmme efter Den Waabe
bporpaa ben a~rbeiDer, maa man
tro, at Bet er Ell uDmarfet eop
OpfnDelle. Den binDer meD
Staaltraap, % meb ct Tibet Irpf
At 5Ooen fan man regulere ben
efter 0rsbens Wensoe, enten ben
faar tpf eaer tpnb. vi bar bert
fOrFie1ise Opbepelier mob at
binbe meD Sfaaltraab, al Solf
fom life bar brust Ma1inen eaer
feet Den arbeiDe, men DerimoD bar
ri feet Wafinen anbefalet at Golf
fom bar brngt ben / be fbite to
aar. Gn at oisie flyer "SiDfs
aar far % banDt ies meD en-
"g8ppDs Slrpefter % Selfbinber
30 acres 9p9, 80 Meres Spebe,
80 McreS Sapre % so Mcres Obi.
mctp. Seq far % BANDIT | 0ien.
nemlnit 10 4eres ON Daaen, o.
brnste blot ct Span Seite, %
arbeioet bar beore siort eno al
mtnoeliS or 2ilfelDet. Oct er
fanpelis en- lilfrepsitiaelie at pibe,
at man til ale 2lper bar fine
8in6ere fereise til at taae fat.
Wan fan begpnoe tiDli0ere ON
Wcr9enen % arbeibe ienere ON
aftenen, uoen at ie lure Mnister
tQer man fan ta9e fig lipt bepre
Tip peb Maaltipcrne, npen at
tanfe paa at man betaler fine
Mrbeipere for Den 1io iom isles
paf. Snsen er beore tilfreoS meD
benne Wafine END Sarmernes
SuIfruer, tbi bet iparer Dem Ell
bel Del arbeioe, life alene bpao
&csnins ansaar, men oSiaa Vaf.
ming % me0et aueet BrpDeli.
Spilfen preStis cling er bet (.
ST. life | &esnpeir; man fan
iette Sinperen fra As upe paa
Narfen, % bsbsper life at bape
quiet fulpt at SarpstfOlf Spap