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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-14
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Made in Two Months. A Wall street
Operation. The Banking-houseo OF
Alex. Frothingham O. Co. No. ~
waII-st, who deal In stock Privii-
sges, have paid thissnormegs sgm
10 their customers darling this
short space OF time. some persons
have made as high as $4,000 from
only 500 originally Invested and
many have made 81 900 and over from only
s5I. They paid III single day over 10000, fol
which only 5000 was leceived, or $4,000 net
pront 70 yar1Ous people. fheY employ oonttuu-
auslv from tweVo' Ia fifteen competent book
keepers ana assistant-. With this strong force
they are often compelled to remain at their
work until midnight This energetic arm we'll
deserves the cipult OF being the leading h0uee'
in tkfir branch Of business, IL IA most wonderful
TO acknowledge that they have established this
business IN the short space OF i've years
They have customers who reside IN nearly
every state OF the Union. the Dominion OF Can
ada from The Island OF Cuba thev reoeivo-0r'
dofa IOm persons who, are continually oeAinK
In storks. Their business has become 90 e1ten.
employed TO attend TO their advertising &C:
counts. Their cards may be read IN every nrot-
class newspaper pubnshed IN the nited States.
10 this they attribute portion OF their success
We advise those desiring 70 place ther Duhineee
with "A iirni possessing the very highest roooTd
for uprgntIless, and who conduct their businoat
upon honest principles, 10 deal w;th TINS ho4ee
They also issue weekly report 81 tne oondl'
tiou OF affairs IN Wall street, which they arc
glad 10 mail free, for one year. 70 any one who
desires aud cOntemplates spfculatlng. L1N
send forit.-Eooung Mat ~ " jYiDU
I M m mr. nm y
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-14

WONDERFUL BUT TRUEl Whenever I
W geta BOTTLE OF YOTrH OR MoNGo-
LIAM BALM, ROSE TINT, OF q BOX Of LII
LI WHITE, or anythiHg IN that line 70 beauu.
~ the complexion, at 6UkLihGs DRUG
STORE, u seems TO be nWer and better than
can get anywhere else. MAYS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-14
: The rain storm of tho present

- The rain storm of the present
week was wide. spread, and did an in
estmable amount of damage, princi-
pally however in the West, where
bridges we're swept away, crops de-
stroyed, railroads washed, buildings
demolished, and the people rendered
miserable and unhappy by reason Of
the general devastation OF their pro-
perty,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-14

We. the undersigned, Auditors OF Lehightoi
DOrOuGh do hereby certify. that we nave exi
amined the above account, and found the same
correct us stated. III /. .gtgfNF I
II. FESsTERMAcHER,
w. nj. DUFOuR,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-14

- Reports from the Batavia insane
asylum state that Mrs. Lincoln's con.
dition is unchanged, and the prospects
of her ultimate recovery are not en-
couraginy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

possess Information bearing upon the
issue between Beecher and Tilton.
Geo. Griswold. well known mer-
chant of the firm of L. y. and G. y.
Griswold, has been missing since Sat
urday evening. He was last seen near
his own residence. lie is known to
have Sl,OJ0 in money and from
5000 to 81, 900 in jewelry about him.
1 is feared that he has been murdered
or abducted. .r...
A raid was made to-day upon an
Illicit still in operation in Abattoir
Place, near the North River, and prop
erty was seized valued at SIS, 900. The
parties in charge of the place having
received word of the intended raid,
escaped. The property seized con-
sisted of a large copper still, and its
connections, having a capacity OF 500
gallons and filled with mash eight
hogsheads of molasses; twelve barrels
of whiskey and two force pumps, be-
sides other articles. \ large crowd
gathered and used threatening Ian
guage to the officers, but no violence
was used.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

Later: A report from Feah, ere
dts O'Haley with the statement that
the second mate told him, while
on the raft, that the chief mate with
eight of the crew in boat got clear
of the ship. The Wslcott has gone
cruising along the coast of Vancouver
Island. The Gussie Telfair went south.
The Walcott took Indians and canoes
to search the shore for any that may
have landed, as the current has been
strong from the westward carrying
bodies recovered far up the Straits.
1t is believed that the two saved are
all that will be found alive, except
those in the boat with the mate, in
case they made shore. But little OF
the s:ern broke up, except the hurri-
cane deck. Nothing has yet been Sc, n
of the ship which struck the Pacific.
Several vessels from the outside have
been spoken to, none of whom had
seen her. O'HaIey says that the Cap
tain was the last man to leave the
ship.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

San Francisco, Nov. IA dispatch
from Neah Bay, Washington Terri
tory, dated yesterday, gives the state
ment OF Neal O'Haley, Quarter
master of the Pacific, rescued by the
revenue cutter Oliver Walcott on the
morning of the 7th to the following
effect: About two hundred and fifty
people on board; went below at s p. IN.
Everything was all right; lights in
place. When the shock occurred,
they ran on deck; everything in con-
fusion; passengers crowding on the
hurricane deck; ship fell off into the
trough of the sea; saw large vessel
under sail, which they said struck
the steamer, saw her green light dis
tinctly. The passengers crowded into
the boats against the commands OF
the officers. 1, with the Chief Engi-
neer got the port boat forward into
the water; got fifteen women and six
men in her. She was cap5ized by the
rolling of the ship; saw none of them
afterwards;supported myself by a float
ing skylight about fifteen minutes;
then got on portion of the hurricane
deck, with some eight others. On
looking for the steamer, found that
she had disappeared leaving float
ing mass of human beings. The
screams for help were fearful, but
soon ceased, and we were alone on
the raft. There were the Captain and
| second mate, second cook and four
passengers, including a young lady,
on the raft. AT .. IN. next morning,
the 5th, gale blew from the south
east, making clean breach over the
raft. We lashed ourselves. About 4
a. m. the sea washed overheard the
Captain, second mate, the lady and
! another passenger. About niue a. m.
the second cook died. 1t cleared up
about four p. IN; saw land fifteen miles
| distant, and piece of the wreck with
two or more on it. About five p. m.
another died. On morning of the 9th
another died, leaving me alone.
About four p. IN. large, empty box
f1oated near me; got it on the raft for
shelter; slept sound that night for
several hours. On the morning of the
9TH saw land on both sides; was sur
rounded with float kelp, which made
the waller smooth. 1t continued calm
all day and night. At three a. m.
was rescued by the cutter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

Jefferson. City. Mo-, Nov. 12.-To-
day Col. J. A. Joyce filed motion to
Withdraw his motion for new trial
and asked that Judgment and sentence
be passed upon him. The court de-
cided that the motion took precedence
over that to deliver him to the United
states Marshal to be taken to St. Louis,
and will pass upon it tomorrow.
At Ellsworth, Kansas, this morning
seven business houses and fifteen
dwellings were burned. Loss S45, 900
insurance light.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 12.-Captain
Jefferson D. Howell, commander of
the steamship Pacific, which was lost
a few days since ON the Oregon coast,
was brother of Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
of this city. He was native of
Natchez, Miss, and lived in New Or
leans several years. He served as
midshipman, under the confederate
flag, with Admiral Semmes. Some
months since he was promoted to the
command of the steamship Pacific for
gallantry displayed in rescuing ship
wrecked people, during violent
storm. A faint hope is still enter
tanned that he may be among the
saved.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13
EEroKTEE ExPEE~-LT Foz The HoKSrSs LEADER.
MIG HIT IL EP o R IT
The Horrors of the Sea.
The Wrecked Steamer Pa
ciio.
One Survivor tslls the Story.
Another Ship Lost on the
Atlantic.
The Brooklyn Revival.

Washington. Nov. l2.-When Vice
President Wilson awoke this morning
he said he felt better. and now wants
10 read newspapers. DIR. Baxter has
now more confidence than ever that
the Vice President will be out again
in week or ten days.
The President has appointed Hiram
LefIingwell U. S. Marshal for the
District of Missouri. Levi Bacon, of
Michigan, has been appointed Finan-
cial Clerk of the Patent Office.
Commissioner Burdet, of the Cen
eral Land Office, will, in his forth
coming reports, strongly recommend
that all timber lands owned by the
government be appraised and thrown
open to the purchaser at not less than
their appraised value. He is of the
opinion that unless they are thus
placed under private guardianship, the
, forests of the country will soon be
wantonly exhausted by lumber COM
panies and spectators, who are now
stripping the land of its timber, under
cover of dummy pre-emption entries
or without any pretense of compliance
with the law, while the government
derives no revenue from its property,
and the country sustaius almost ire
parable damage from the sweeping
denudation of large areas of its water
sheds. He will also condemn the
practice of extending the system of
the subdivision of surveys over the
immense bodies of worthless land west
of the one hundredth meridian, and
suggest that only such tracts be min
utely surveyed as have any attractions
for settlers. He will also recommend
that pro vision be made for connecting
the Land Ottice surveys with the i'm
portant points established by the geo
logical surveys of the Territories, and
that the monuments ut the section
corners, &c, be constructed in much
more lasting manner. The recon-
mendatiOn of hIs predecessor, that the
pre-emption laws should be abolished,
and that the homestead system be
made the only method of acquiring a
title to the agricultural lands, is re-
peated by Commissioner Burdet, and
earnestly urged upon the attention of
Congress.
The Vice President rested quietly
during the day; he suffers no pain ; is
cheerful, and DIR. Baxter says that he
is rapidly convalescing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. l2.-The
heaviest shock of earthquake ever felt
here, occurred at two o'clock this
morning, which lasted about ten sec
onds, causing buiIdings to sway.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

New York, Nov. l2.-Tfie brig Cen
taur arrived from Greytown yesterday.
On the 2nd of October she picked up a
Spanish negro, in a boat belonging to
the bark Toronto. of Glasgow, which
was wrecked near Navassa, but when
and under what circumstances. could
not be learned from the negro. The
crew abandoned the bark in the same
boat and all perished except the negro.
He was inseusible when found.
The Union Club building, on Fifth
Avenue, was damaged by fire to the
amount of SIS, 900 this morning; in
sured.
This morning a number of ministers
held u meeting in Lay College, ad-
joining the Brooklyn Tabernacle. and
spent an hour in prayer for Gods
blessing and aid. They then entered
the Tabernacle, and Moody had the
doors closed, that they might have a
few moments of silent prayer undis-
turhed. After prayer the doors We're
opened and the building filled with
people to its utmost capacity, when
the gates were again closed and Moody
prayed for blessings. There were over
one hundred cIergymen, from various
churches, present.
Judge Moore, of Brooklyn, has de-
cided 10 grant an order for commits
sion to take the testimony of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Richards in the Loeder
perjury case. Counsel for Loeder
stated that he should probably apply
forordersk to take testimony in other
States. He states it is likely that the
trial of Loeder would call forth the
evidence of nearly all the parties moi
previously examined, who are said te
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

Cork, Nov. 12.-Cardinal McCloskey
arrived here to-day, from Dublin.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
Somitteen for SernbaueuuperleaeI.

aDmitteen for Sernbansuupericgel.
Ter glennsm Qausenoaleu bar tlllfrs'
bet 9~auruies Wasiitrat % SOr'
monoifab, liseiom osiaa Nmtman
ben / S~arlsbsrs % 9auruiss Nmi
oa %Irsmbepet. al Hseierinsen peo . ior
tbtnasbellutnius Of 9os Sum- or on.
moeet ON at laoe nuitiue unoetie'
9sller % tase unoer Susrpeislie buor.
blot bet MATTE hnoss beniistsm9s.
i9t, at ben beluttene Sernbarsfor'
binosIie msusm 9aurpis % Sfisn
iilsoelior lanss %Sarrisuanost ieres
slsnnsm ben neore Del al Gaussn.
calen | Sflen. &omitttsn anfa9sr.
at Der muIisens iamtlbis fan uers
N~nIeonins til at itrafte bisie unosr.
lesslier Op til Stoaenbors susr> Ct
anoet Yunft / 0rammsn - &onas'
berg 9lnisn. % oumobss ON. al
osnne Sag maa blipe taser unoer
Suerpeielie / 2auruig.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
- AZ

"Nsi. sr 8 TONNE isin," iasos ban % bar iaa sIao,
finite pa mig. fOloi ia loo 8Gpen tase Gosr; men ie
itI albti9 sigre bet msr !"-"Nei, ri ct life finite paa big"
lpareoe De; "pi bar haut BET iaa ip9rt eobt, for N9uen
bar pGret mil meo os men pi plbe MI helt fornne biem
til Webrsne bore % iaa liot 100 Mslf." -"Sa, tom MI
9ammene mine" insoe ban, mn ifal pi sa biem ."-"Sfte
enbuu,~ iporeoe BE-" for ri fal ise big, at ri fan lite
rsiie, fpreuo ri faar MGpsn og Seteren meo os."-#@i
oil iet life BABE N9sen nso os," iasbe 8uttsn. Tor ban
bare er0ber Ger - "Nei, bet eier ban itfe," iparsee be,
"ior bet er life nO9en a~lrcinoslip R9u, men ct Msrnel'e,
en- @istersut, iom for lang BIB iiosn blse taesu inb Brr.
GET az Ell samalel. itor % im9 Sutul. Der fable ben on
til en- Nep. men iommsticsr bar Den WennetslfItfsle $an
bar en- Setter. lom er Iaa opsrmaaoe paffsr. at bet Ct en-
hiertens emit at ie paa benoe Sutuen tog bsnbe en-.
gang, mseens bun iao % mslfebe en- SO en- 8uslb. Com.
mstlosr ltaber ban benoc ON ii! Ell sammel its &is,rins.
for at inssn lfl fienoe beube. % Sutulen bar bet, Tom
9loros, at G9psn tos os % narrebe DIG iaa messt. Gfen
baaee Weusn % Seltsrsn oil laa sisrns Hippo no isisn,
% bette fan be. lite, ier De faar SutuIsn brebt. Seuten
bar last. at. bsriom uoesn funos faa fat en- leen aGf.
% tass ben bite lille &nipsn Der % niffe ben Suulsu.
iaa pHbe ban be % Gepen % Senten tomme ND iQisn.
os ba faa alt Sub % Splu % andre 8oitbarbsrr, fon
Sntulsu eier; eeroul BIZ NIL er 8ar for at 9aa imoo Su.
inlsn % itne ham mso 8nip,n. iaa uilo. bu siprs baace
big isu. @epsn % Ssnten lgttsis."
3 Bet famine uaosnsr @uttsu o. lb0rts ba Zig Gang
% Spl. at ban aIoris hapbe bcrt Iist. Huber Stenen
fang Be, % op ct Sre fab Der ire Dusls % fang be,
iamme:
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
900. 4s

otatsrs lille GSurtn.
Com archer frr Sutten
ga Sanrnene line
@rGb At. f9re Ben.
Vu tfl Tda tlRn
Mue Smdalcmnene ein.
Nue Smaalammene pint!
"Dremmsr isa enbRu 2" tGnfte 8utten. "Nsi io fan Diff
lite bremms MI; its fer Stsnen Der os Simmelsn % Sre.
srne % altiammsn-Sps! is tror 3rasrne ioussr psiaa I
% 8lomitsrue % 9rasst! - Spsl Sa, be ipnau,
alt lpn9er:
Staifsrs file Gutter.
Spm araeer for Sutsn
Ga 2annene fe.
@rGn ct. flare Den,
IN fl fld taFH
ags Smialanmene etne.
Nue Gmaallmmene etne y
Saa be9pnote @uneu oGlaa at lpngc BET famine: StotterS
lille 8u.ten. oip. Oct Dar uorlomt Oct, t1ntte Suttsu.
"IFsn auor blep bet al 9ammsns % ben Senten ?"-Wso
bet famine falbt ban %ouersnoe. os ba ban reHte Ts op
isisn. par ban inbe en- hor prestis glue. laa Oo'rmaaoe
itaoelis. at ban aibra bauoe feet Oct penere, % Der LAD
ben me Senten meo Sronsn paa Sopeest. % Do ban
pilos gaa bort til hsube. Tom ban IND st nertt 2nl. %
Der Tom en- % too bam Saanoen % iasos mo Sret
paa BAN "0et or mig, tag SGtsn bin op % brue, bpao
bsri IT, @uttsn laa sioros, tg op en- bite lioen blani
8nip. lom ban boIot Saanoen, % mso Oct lanme blsp
ban aIene % tom mo ct 89rels mso foreplbte Te9se.
% borti en- Seng laa Sutulen % foo % lnorteos. laa Dat
bunorsee Sulst. "Hrep big MI. bpae bI ouer ttll'
Iaaes en- Rpinbsltemnne til bam. - 8ntcn ifgnots fs o.
plre bort o. erGbs Sutulsu men ioetiamme oaasner ben
% reufe ia; ban bar laa tor. at &nesrne rat ooer 81
psbet paa Sutteu. o. laa itps. Of man maatte itrrnmss
bort. bosm bet BAR. -"3pcm tor pope ne her inpy@ freq
SutuIsn % iprans bort I'll 0aIisa; men oenns tos rso
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
9ames s. Cation, B~re6eeut.
S0bn MmmDn, Biee Brei.
:. N. 0urOid, 4asierer
DEBORAH
6orretntnsslcfale iammen mee
FIRST NATIONAL BANK | 0seorab

Wrunolagt al eapitaliiter / 0eeo.
rob for at brine en- orbentlia Spa.
rebant.5 orretnins. Snoifuo fra or
Dollar o9 opao mootooes, Henter
bstcles. os Hentes Hente for bper
3 Waaneo, iualon9e Yeu9sne blue
ltaasnoe | Banfen. Wan tau ltfs
srholoe Renter paa en- ilfrsre elsr
bebre Waaoe, buerfsn al imaa s1er
tore Summer, eno peo at iubletis
Dem | oenne Sparebanf. 8i bar
en- norlt Retient, Der leloer for os
Fasiager=Y illetter for WHITE STAR
Sinicn % otls ANDRE ubm9rfeoe Samy
% Seilifibslinier til % fra OILS
ltanolnaulte 2apne. oSlaa VerIer
paa ale be bsolte Banter | be ltan.
%oinapiite 9anbe.
Sruitccs % Heferentes:
Is. Is. 9iderman. 8. .. Stcmpfcn
". 9rabiib. .. aobiden. O.. %.
Watteien. -Yref. &. earien. @sp. y.
3ereu. Don. o. Z. ecmmen, Or. ga
9asicrer. .. .. Sctbsrs % ale andre
Stacniuaper | Oeeorab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Set internaiionale aitrouomiite Gel:
Tab bolot i Gagsus fra l3oe I'll l5ot
Queuit lit Weoe / Ysiosu, / boilts'
blauot andre esltos Yrof. Spleen
ira Stuibolm os Yrof. 5earnlsp fra
Rriitiania gn AihancIins al Oh
~lsruator @aitrano i Bergen OpIeitss
Gil Gam linesitso for n0ite Wsbs.
iom ltal bOloes 1877. pale,ss Stof.
bolm.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
Gperise.

Sen iueuite Vioenifabsmauo, 81,
6. 2unoberg, bar I'll oen iuenif'
Stats bIitorllts Samlin9er i%firnfs'
lin Samlins aiiotllfe Sloiager. -
Den iuenife Sleioforeriue bar fra
oct polptefuilfe Wuisum i Moifpc
mootaast Tom 8aps en- lterr. Gam
ling, Der tiener til al bslpie 8usIanbs
SusHio oa Snouitri.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Orunoltenen III arlnlaulas San.
oslltanos Soreniuss noe Bpsninp
paa gIsiantapotbsteis iOrrios Cont
er bIeusn lu9t. Bpsntn9en ltaI pers
irrbis ON 2 Oar, % Der sr ousrsbs
inbiamIst 100 900 8r., men Der be.
bepes suonu mere.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
Sra Mo0erfanoene.
StOr9e.
SbrOnObirms Somfirfe. 8ommis

SbrOnObjcms 2omfirfe. &ommis
fionen for atrfeus Neitauration 70
r%sllaar. at 10000 Spo., iom psntsa
rbolots al airfens Wiolsr, benpttss
til Sitauoi9tlslisn al 2~a9tbiusst 90
5aarrfoben, iaa at Der al oisle
5orenin8 mso oct norore 9Th eler
Of SuRrlfibet fan oprettss Ct bru9.
bart alrisrum /; bette oil tomme Oct
belle NeitouratiOuspGrf tilbsoite. Naoi
bette CT uofsrt, ber BET eitre Stiba
yosrmure itrnr tasss unbsr Grbsios
til fuIolt0nhio Rsitourofion.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

) Sor0 afbolbiss Den 30te Nu'
quit ct tuttbiitOrilt Weos, Der bar
bsie0t al omirent 800 Weunsifsr.
BaitOr Ssims fra StIelerup / 6psn
polot ct 0orsoras ON Corr airfs
% bens blitoriite WinossmGrtsr
berpaa talte YaitJr Sslues fra Diem.
ie ON SoIO % bans arenIfs; Or.
pOlasr Nerram taIts ON Den geipo.
ming, iom Sore &Iolter hapbe bap'
iom Yreiieifole % 8sparer al 1or.
tlosns Winoer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Sture Tuteter. 8 en- 9otslparts
pane / Belle bar mar pparapet en-
Snes msset ito.s Yoteter. Gu af
Dem bar III CONNER | Smfrsbs.
e9nsoen 8! CONNER % ueisoe /
Yuno. 9s andre Yotstsr bar ON.
trent al famine SterreIie.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Gu tuiuOelIs SuOurIIliOle blsp B.
tie Sftbr. cabinet / 8tiltlania meb
As Gleper. 8stalinssn er fun l Spo.
ON Waunsoen for buer Glen, % ct
8urlus barsr / Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Sen 9oe Septbr. isirsbe forbsu.
u9rsHns SfoIslersr Yeterion | Sci.
Iuuoe os Suitru, Der MI Dor | Wa.
ribo. osres IS. Nors 8rn0upsbaa.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Baa OaarOeu Oure Gatitao i So
mets Y~reltegielo ueo Bergen ilos
epust nplis ueo os prabte 10 Sau.
er, Der babe iest 9p unosr en-
Suru.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
art.

Sronningcn iplcte Mt 6Soe Oar
Den Toe Ssptbr. Rsiipsntisn sr for,
lnst fra Srsosnsbora til BsrnstorT
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

fyor en Sio noen hRnote | Tinle
| Sbdemorisu en- al nisle bstreps.
li9e uIpttsstiIi1lbsr. iom ipnes al
uare islpforlfplote. Del bar 10 psTus
bigger, iOm babsoe iis | en- gIu.
Spcscnbe o9 lstnos plalfsos Den gne
/ 8anpst, onanefrenoe bells fer bells
baeI9nos til bun Tom paa ct Brano.
npb oe ianf thumbs. Gen anben
Bia., Tom btQer life bar %ippmmsfpn.
Dig, funoe iutet forstase uoen at
raabe ON SiGlp; men inoen osnne
tom. bar BET forisnt-Yissu par %
bIsp heb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

Npe SOser. BlpraS iii Norsss
npsre Siitorle oil mso oct ferite fom.
me / BOshanoslsn. nsmlis uioeoe
Statsraao Yaul &riitiau Solit's ST.
lncriussr. Der uesiuss al Den uorit.
hiiiorilte Sorsniu9 90 uofommer iom
5lQ9asheite til oenuts Sloltrtit.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
Dip., oIp.
iamt Babritauter af
Metallic Chimneys,
SasrenOer, Oiu., oiu.
gilt Slags "Subuurf" %uofOres.

Serpeb tilaoer ri oS at benIece
Oct ersoe Yublitums Spm9rfiombso
paa. at ri MI bar opsrtasst Mssn.
turforretninecn al be bsremte "Gbar.
ter DAT Stopes". &i bar I'll enbpsr
8io fuloii@nbist Splas % ialssr
alt til be !ausite Yriisr | Mlrtcoet.
Oct til bore Spne nsopsnoise Sil.
beher er alt aiort uf os islu af be
bebite Watsrialier % fuIot forIlffrs.
De.
"Gbartsr DAT Stops$" sr manu-.
faftsrebe al "St. 9ouis M~anufactu.
rp d Co., ct Of De eloIte Mauu.
iatlurisr | Gmsrifa, forbsn / 5rOp,
y. y.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

GiospOlos SOguctalo antnses at
bIius bsi1t meo YaltOr 6riis / Sire.
nfrlfSbnIh
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

&ulglubrrne paa SaOerelt. Bor.
bullet paa NUsbelm naasOs rsn.lits
Sspt. en- Gpboe al 100 SOB 3 SO
Soos 8pbos bsspnote ct yag nf I'm
Sano. Der snrnu psorarer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
.
WUrff
S6rdOOer= Odr6SteO.
HI:
@aibiugton Street, 9rcorab. Soma,
famine Sutif icm u. u. Nifen.

Seq itaI bsrpeb tiuabe mig at IN
oerretts mine 9anosmeno | os ucsn.
ON Dscorab ON, at ies MI bar nso.
iat mig BERT Bpsn ium Strgoner. os
jousr at tilirsbsitiue snbper rimelio
5ororing. Seq iial altio hape ioli.
De % moosrns 5slsr paa Saanben,
% &leeer ipss sftsr npsits emit. 9s.
leg mig os Der mine BJiier ferenb =
bsitiQsr &I9oer onbetltc s.
-. s.. Npss.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
4da Ndrfe til

@Qe % Gnbrer. Der iidar [ IeSnifatsfcr-
bclo ti tlnrerissnsee. bepss al aralsrs idms
ne ineen ZEN Life Rcrtr. N cerpso ipare
Smfcitntnser. hi e'ter eu Sto rtl Gle mine
Scrrrinssr blice cperatpet I'll en- 11uflsiator.
Z. {. @ilin ton.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

SOosialO. 5 2O!osn sr en- al be
iaa s~lenIsOsnbe blanot osm. Der per.
iOnIis huuoe tieurt Sans HIIier
0auas c9 itaast bam n9r. nsmlis
paluor Seuetisn SannnS, ben 2los
Sspt. aiaaaet pso 9eoen / en- NI.
Der al 70 Qar. Sen Zoe Sevtbr.
blsp Sflsus 1lbits Berger, Snsoftr
Ole Nislisu. bsgraDet. pan par OH
Gor. 9au bar i lang Sip uerst Buo
psb Nor9es Bant. / builfen ban bar
aapt SinIp al lin grooaien Der
MI sitsr BAN bar iaoet bans 8cit
9an bar i m LANCE 9iD iteoie pit
ia iom en- irrhslts hNNsrIia Wano.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21

) Eorsgrnno tenfer man paa al
oprstte en- Sencassltole.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-21
WurIf Yartncr buIfe5.

Salptelen | en- fsrfe alasiss Salocn
| ben becfs 6or ~etntn8scel / Oeecrab,
CT tillalas. WRrmere Oplnsntu9 an
srbolees | ~Oecerab.B pitsn"s OHtes.