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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-12
- Trains with Through
n Cars
~ TO NEW YORK.

THIS is THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebrai ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago TO
Baltimore Washington City, Philadelphia and
New York, W thouG change. Ask for tickets via
For Wayne and Pennsylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
Offices ut the lowest current rates.
F. R. MYERS, G, P. & T. A,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
SWIFT AND nANGER0 us.

With no head winds or heavy seas, a swift
ocean steamship will make an exceptionally
quick passage At other times she makes a
good trip, in spite Of head winds and heavy
weather. simply by driving through. The ship
must be 'rammed" at the seas, and she must be
strong enough to stand the fearful strain. The
Williams and Guon ships Montana and Dakota
the latter of which has just arrived at New FORK
have been put through this ordeal, and have
come out very badly used up. The former left
Liverpool on September Both, being detained a
day for the supposed purpose of racing with two
other ships for New York. She did not touch a.
Queenstown, but started on q rush across the
ocean, and in face OF heavy wind WAS put
through at the rate of thirteen or fourteen knots
an hour. She naturally shipped immense seas
which pounded on her decks like thunderbots
shattered the ship, and poured into the two for
ward compartments till they had in them seven
teen feet of water. The passengers protested,
and the crew refused to work, and finally the
Captain was prevailed on to return to Queens-
town. The passengers then came by the Dakota
which arrived in New York, also damaged about
her bow and leaking II persons who are in
such desperate hurry to cross the ocean would
understand that their quick passages are often
made with great risk to the ships that are driven
so hard against wind and sea- perhaps they
would learn to be in little less haste.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
DON'T build Large sewers.

Sewers choke and overflow during heavy
storms mainly because they are too large for the
work they are ordinarily called on to perform. II
sewer is 80 small that its usual flow is concen-
trated to sufficient depth to carry before it any
ordinary obstruction. it will keep itself clean.
But if, as is almost always the case where the
engineer lacks experience or where he defers to
the ignorance OF the local authorities it is 70
large that its ordinary flow il hardly
more than q film, with no power even to
remove sand, we may be quite sure that It's re-
fuse solid matters will gradually accumulate uu-
the space needed for the smallest constant
stream. And, in order to make room for rain
fall iiow, the whole sewer will have to be cleared
by the costly and offensive process Of removal
by manual labor. A smaller sewer would have
been kept clear by its own fow.- Col! q T.. War
inn. IL. N0renll,.1 Atlantic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
City Business Directory.

Bankers and Rrekcrs
X r. Robinsou Co. wv Market street
Bsot and Shoe Makers and Dealers.
Babeock 4 Bro, ais Market street.
John s. MoreiAnd, 9Th and Poplar stA
Carpenter md Builders.
J. q. Haddock, shop Thorns bel Front Res iDIs
j. X. D Seeds, shop W. 9th, pexr West
Cigars and Tobncco.
Brisbane DeMainviie, II Fourth street
Coach and Carriage Material.
VIM. Green Co., S. K corner I'd and Sbipley sta
Drusaists-
H. r. Briughurnt, s17 MArks, st.
Florists.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas +. Pr INNER, 5oa Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goods
John p. Doushteo 4i0 Market st
Iron and steel
VIM Green Co.. s. r. corner ID And shfpiey eta
Livery stables
Patrick Holland, s. W. ocrnsr trout And OrAazs
IsookinG-t'Iasses and Frames
=. McMonAse. Sd and King sta
Merchant Tnilors
Geo. Gouert lS X. 4th ct.
John H. Muhlhausen. as King ct.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bds, Sub aud Market
~ N. Child Co.. west 7th st.
j H. Frazer, ID and Shipley ats.
Vim Reynolds Co, ss5 Market St
VIM McUaulley Co.. as Market IT.
Restaurant md Billiard koou
Joseph fullmer 504 and sos Market st
sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing MAohins o., bH King sI
New American Sewing Machine, 7ls Market ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
The Yankee tarner ANA u,. Mite.


But If they are silent they are not surly give
them time and they are amlable enough, and
they are first and last honest. They do no,
ask too much for board, and they show nome
slow Willingness to act upon bearders suggea
Tons for hia greater comfort. But otherwise they
remain unaffected by the contact They learn
no greater glibness Of tongue, OF liveliness OF
nundi or grace Of manner il their city guests
BRING with them the vices of wine or beer at
lnner ald tobacco after it, farmers keen them.
selves unconteminate. The only pipe you
smell IL that of the neighboring Irish
nan aa he passes with HE
o1-team the gypsying French Canadians. AZ
they wander sonthward. tip-y by whole families.
"a their rlchety open buggles, lend the sole bac-
chanal charm to the prorpsct that it knows
lhese are oil race whose lndoiuitable light
heartedness no ngor of climate has an.
palled, whereas our Anglo-Saxon stock
N many country neighborhoods Of New
Eus!ahd seems weather-beaten in mind
As II face and tins may account for the greater
quick-wittedness OF the women, whose indoor
hte 10 more protected from the incemency Of
cur sAleH II II certain that they are far reader
Than the men, more intelligent. gracious and
graceful, and with their able connlvance the farm
stays the adverslty creeping upon his class. if
he does not retrieve its old prosperity In the
winter his daughters teach school and IN the
summer they help their mother through her en-
terprlse OF taking boarders. The farm feed.
them all, but from the women's labor comes
thrice the ready money that the land ever Yields
and 1t IL they who keep alive the sense Of ali
hlBher and inner things. Heaven knows with
what heroic patience and devoted endeayor
Inc house sinner, through them, with fresh pa
per and paint year by year they add to those
comforts and meek aspirations towards luxury
wich the summer guest accepts 10 lightly when
ne comes, smiling askance at tile parlor organ in
Tie corner, and the -walnut-framed chro-
mo-lithogrsphs on the wals.-W. u. HortNs
% NornmJsr AMnntic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
How Actresses Get Their Most Cor.
RoOUs Dress SEES.

How Actresses Get Their Most Cor.
goOus Dresses.
The most beautiful and expensive dresses
seen upon the stage this season hare been worn
by Rose Eytinge in LED Astrsy, and are provi-
ded not by the artistic. but by the manages of
the Union Square Theatre The more elaborate
ones consist Of silver-gray silk and royal purple
hat to match-the costume trimmed with gold
and mother-of-pearl ornamentsi the hat
with gray feathers and q brilliant clasp
Of gold and mother-of-psarL A dinner dress OF
lemon-colored silk, with blue velvet train,
trimmed with white lace and scarlet geraniums !;
a ball dress Of black tulle, with black cuirasse
trimmed with flame color and white lace and
ornamented with crimson and pale tea roses a
garland Of these surrounds the skirt The peni-
tential costume is of black velvet square cut,
and trimmed with jet. These dresses are made
OF the richest materials, and could not have
cost less than from fifteen hundred to
two thousand dollars. For an artistic TO supply
them herself unless she received Titien's or
Nelson's salary, would be impossible Wallacks
was the first theatre in New York city to intro
duce the custom OF supplying actresses, and
even actors, Of position with stage wardrobes,
The management there have long ago discon-
timed it but other theatres notably the Union
Square have taken it up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
old virginia no.riiaIiI..

remember case in which neighbor OF INV
own, very wealthy gentleman whose house was
always open and always full of guest, dying, left
each of his children plantation. To the eldest
son, however, he gave the home estate,
worth three Or four times az much as
any OF the other plantations, and with it he
gave the young man also a large sum of money.
But he charged him with the duty Of
keeping open house there at all times, and di-
rected that the household affairs should be CON
dncted always precisely as they had been during
LIS own lifetime aud the charge well-ngh out
weighed the inheritance. The new master of
The place lived in Richmond, where he was en-
gagged IN manufacturing, and after the death of
the father tho old house stood tenantless, but
open as before. Its troops of softly shod ser
ants swept and busted and polished az Of old
breakfast, dinner and supper were laid out
every day at the accustomed hours under the
on buffers supervision, and as the viands grew
cold his silent subordinatss waited trays in
hand, at the back of the empty chairs. during
the full time appointed for each meal have
stopped there for dinner, tea, or to spend the
night, many time, iii company with one Of the
Younger sons who lived elsewhere or with some
relation of the family, or alone as the case
might be, and l have sometimes met others
there. But our coming or not was Il matter of
Indifference Guests knew themselves ALWAYS
Welcome, but whether guests came or not the
Affairs suffered no change The de-
struction OF the house by fire finally lifted this
burden from its owners shoulderr as the will
did not require him to rebuild. But while il
$1,000 It's masters large Inheritance was of very
HIhaH worth To hln.-NpUpHlber 4Udntir
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
O,erprodue,ion the aro,,b,e.

Mr. Charles Nordhon, M letter reviewing
the situation at Fall River gives it AZ his opin.
ION that there is at present an over production
OF cotton goods, and answers tie question as To
why the mills do not stop work if This be 80, by
giving AZ the reasons that the manufacturers
suffer serious loss by allowing their machinery
TO stand idle. The machinery deteriorates il
not used, and even when mill has stopped it
must be kept heated to prevent the former from
r,nsting. The machinery must also be kept oiled
Then there is the loss of interest on the invest
ment The labor costs only about one-third OF
the product and tile sacrifice made in running ia
not as though the labor cost half or two-thirds
uf the cost Finally the hope Of better times
induces tue owner I , go ahead.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
A Hopeful View.

The Boston Transcript says =" it Is likely
cussion men Of large culture, practical expert
ence and natural ability. and thus introducing
into the politics Of the future an element that
has been crowded out OF our public life in this
latter era of small men, will bring about the re-
form and elevation Of our politics 80 long and
hopelessly yearned for.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ts4ndays

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsulndays
ssepted) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-tcesf
.rneY Fiah and Markst Sfrees. TOO ee,ts a copy.
Ten cents a ,oeek DELIVERED FaKs BY carriers
throughout the city, The COMMERCIAL tefR be sent by
mai 10 any Post Office IN Sep Castle County al 800
per annur s25 for months; 30 cents per month
to Post Offices outside Of Sev Castk eoiity $3.50 per
snn,s 81 40 for three pcaihs 90 eents per 'nor'th.
Tux PuBLIsHKRs PREPAY POSTAGE IN al casss.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS. pro-
gtdei lcifh Ersf-class machinery ana sk1sl umk7ns7
ror executing Book job, and Mercantile Printing o. all
descriptions at prices beiois the tadt',a Printing
go1lses Of the large cities.
DBLA WARE TRIBUNE, (Weeklg,) the fenfrstlar
e,gan Of Farmers and Fruit-grosers; great FtTnAy
Newspaper; published epery Thursday ulorni'g. al
1,co Dollars a year, POSTAGE PREPAID HY THE PUB
iSuKR8.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

Subscribers sending single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
a,say by mail are informed that teo-eent stamp Is
equired Van ordinary praRper be used sent to the
post office oith cent stamp piH probably nsrer
reach its destination. The paper NTH no i0Tappsr at
NIL or a linAi ole can be rnailsd for cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

Moody and Sankey already announce the dis
covery that the class of people with whom they
are dealing in Brooklyn are much less suacepti-
BILE to revival influences than the middle
classes of England and Scotland, but they believe
that whatever impression they may be able to
make upon them will not be less enduring. Hav.
ing to deal.with higher order OF Intelligence,
they have to convince the head as well HI to
touch the heart. This, they admit, will make
Their task more arduous, but they hope to be
equal to it. We shall be surprised il the abors
of the evangelists do not show practical result
IN the awakening of religious, revival, but that
II will very greatly exceed those reyiyals which
have at different times been experienced in this
country is hardly to be expected.
The Philadelphia Times says that d" the time
is past for penny papers to meet all the require
ments OF complete Newspaper with financial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
Spetial Nutiffs.
BARRIERS, Supplies.

Pomsde soaps, bay rum, hair and shaving brushes,
BARRIERS combs, raylor's shaving cream, Auter's,
Bnckinghams and Japanese hair dyes. Razors and
razor straps Cosmetic, Hambeton's toilet powder,
French rose pomade. full supply of extracts for
the handkerchief, viz: White Hose, Heliotrope,
Jockey Club, Jassamlne, etc. Sold wholesale and
RETAIL at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West sts.
BARRIERS would do well TO give us a call before
purchasing elaewhere
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27


ED STAR LINE-APPOINT- SIf0Sx
80 - ~ e1 70 carry the Belgian and United
statoS halis. The following Steamers are appointed
FOR ANTWERP.
. from Philadelphia. From New York.
NN,aDhhLAND, Oct. 10 SWITZERLAND Oct. 20
NhDhhLAND, Nov. SrATR OF NEVADA Nov /,
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New York
HHEDaRIAAND Oct. IL STArK OF NEVADA Oct p,
VADhELAND, Nov. o SWITZERLAND, Nov II
u,u.. rhiCES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY
ri5st cabin $50 Second Cabin, $50
nseelage and Intermediate ticketa to And from ali
points at the lowest rates, "
rassenger accommodations for all classes unsur.
a passea. Ample attendance is provided. Every
sGGInet carries surgeon and steWarde5s
Inrongh tickets and through bills Of ading Issued
between all prominent points '"'N'oS
tlon apply to '"'''
mn, PETKR WRIGHT d SONS, Genl ARts.,
~ Wslnnt street. PhilBdelDhis. ~ Broad Stree,
rev fork. =. Wonder Kecke, General Eurorean
nloss nxsn mnsweTP. ~ RETTs, Agent, Adams Es-
press once, wilmington, Del. A. II. QRIMsHhW.
De9A'' "'iiniienh. pei. my1-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

EINE FARINA COLOGNE WATER.
- Imported Farlna Cologne Lavender Flower
Water, Violet Toilet Water Florida Water, Bay
Rum, Rosadora Multlfi0ra and other Toilet Waters
Choice Extracts for the handkerchief Perfume
Spray Atomizers, &C., for sale by
e. BRINGHUKST Il co, Apothecaries
Cor. Sixth Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
THIS SEASONS WANTS

ARE ABUNDANTLY PROVIDED FOR,
FIRST. IN A SUPERB STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, SELECTED BY
MR.. THOMPSON PERSONALLY IN EU-
ROPE, AND IMPORTED BY HIM DIRECT;
SECOND. IN ADDITIONAL FACILITIES
FOR THE MANUF CTURE no ORDER OF
CUSTOMER CLOTHING. By CUTIE ~
AND WORKMEN OF ACKNOWLEDGE
ABILITY AND MERIT. UNDER THE IN
MEDIATE DIRECTION AND SUPRRyI-
SION OF THE PROPRIETOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

Oriental Pile and Burn SnIve.
Prepared bs Mrs. DR.. Foster. An infallible REM
edy for piles Qnternal and externaD and burns
Read the testimonials on circulars occOmpan wing
each box. Price rs cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
Remedies for the EpIzooti

POWDERS. L'sIMRSIs
Millers, u. II. II. Lninent,
Reberts, Tobiass Liniment,
F0u'z rs, Roberts EmbrocatiOn
HeaVe-Mlers Dhfleys, ,Gargllng OIL
Mexican Mustang Llnl-
ment.
full supply OF ell kinds of horse medicine whole
sale and retail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
HERE

CITIZENS OR STR ,NGERs C An BR SUP
Piled WITH kNERY ARTICLE OF
DRESS RSS SgNTIAL TO THE WARDROBE
or A CENT EMAN TO THEIR ENTIRE
ATISFACTi0S AT MODERATE PRICES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
A NEW FEATURE

IS THE IMPORTATION DIRECT OF
RRADY-MAD6 & ENGLISE ULSTER OVER
COATS.A MOST SERvICEABLE AR rICLE
FOR OUR AMERICAN WINTER. THESE
GARMENTS WE'RE MADE TO ORDARIN
LONDON EXPRESSLY FOR THIS HOUSE,
md WILL BIZ SOLD At SMALL PRO
FITs. PRICES FROM Sis TO $40, PRICRS
FOR THE SAME IN LONDON BRIt f3
AND 81 STERLING.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

Mrs. DIR. Fosters COugh Mixture
Stands unrivalled as a specific for groups coughs,
colds and all bronchial affection. prompt SAFE
and reliable remedy, pleasant to take. Sold whole
sale and retail at FOSTERS DRUG ST IRE,
Cor. Front aud West streets.
full supply OF fine felt lung protectors for weak
lungs.
TO the Ladies'.
Mrs Dr. Foster keeps always on hand full sup
ply OF trusses braces supporters pessari
breast pumps ana many other articles to numerous
to mention. Ladies' In want of the above line OF
goods can he accommodated by calling Ut the pri-
vate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

WHO. IN ORDER TO PROPERLY RE-
PRESENT THs GsOWTH AND Pro
IN AMsRcA, NOW AND DUi ISG THE
CENTENNIAL, HAS PEkFBCTED AND
INACaURATRO A REPRESENTATIVE
AMERICAN MERCH ANT TAlLORI>G Es-
TABLISliNENr, WHICH FOR ADAPTA-
r1ON AND CON PLhTBNE~s BXClTBs
ADMIRATION AND INVITES COAPARl-
Son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

OF PATTERN GARMENTS NAVE 10
ORDER BY HENRY POOLE, ESQ. or
LONDON, AND MONS. q tSPER WlT2IG
OF PARIS, REPRESENTING THE FASH
IONS OF EUROPE FOR THE ENSUING
SEASON. ARE OPEN FOR EXHIBITION
AND EXAMINATION.
FULLY EXTENDED To
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

is TO LEAD IN EVERY THING DEMAND
I'D BY FASHION, AID To OMIT no PEA
TlrRE b. sESrtAI. TO A POPULAR AND
SCCCE ssFUL BUSINESS
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

iom en- Nsselar! gr Oct for en- Brsit at saa BEN as taee
9ust Of 5OIt for lGss Smaatnss Stplo ?" - Yrsfsn
~bsspnote M at bliue bansc % uuosisste Streoosr Isle.
Sill i'm 6orifr9fteie fanot ban. at ban bar baaos beo %
tolb. asa NIL saar is til 2ensmanoen. 6ar, 90 Tiger.
bpab Jon, sr bent" iaabe WeQsren. "Ou oil MI Del
albris Oct, psb iss ?" ipurste Yrstsn enonu mere %forifrGt.
ft. $50 Bet oil is9." iuarece Meuersu. "or suers fan
ie idp TONNE til at iaa Sthfen for Oct 9sle. - Yre.
fen BAD III iaa pomps. at ban life maatte meloe bam,
% lopebs ltrar at uobetale bam ipu ~bunbreoe Saler. ON
ban pilbe bolbe bet bsmmelist FAINT lone at Degrade StrGb.
Der Yslle pa ct Steo, bpOr ingsr tuube iinoe BAN.
9etts git Mellsrsn IND paa % it tine ipp bunorsos Sa.
Ter ~uobetalte.
Saa ts ban strepbu Ysus Saffen isisn % braste
BAN bort asen til Treitsn ior ON Nattsn at bssraus
BAN.
WplIeren n1aatte ba ben treble Nat iuei mso Sfreooer
Ysls paa &passn. San Oft lanst no WFarfen mso BAN.
Msa ba ban bapos saast laa lan9t, at ban lpntss, Oct
tunee pore NOT. breo ct lrefieist llueir les mso sorosu
% 2pnilo. iaa Simmsl % Serb ipntes at Torsaa, % ON
liot fprtsoe Mesnsn Martsn laa Oct fosieoe, % merit
mar bet, laa at ban lite funoe le Saano for Sinsne.
8 Iist 8eir ipntss WeQsren. at Oct bar umulist at boIoe
paa at srape ban enlteoe fun at iomms 9p nosst Stsbs.
til 8esnsn off opsr. timber 9pnslimtene bIep ban par 1t
lcet Sus sanife N9rbeosn; ban troeoe. at Oct par en-
S9terbptte. Ser ui!os ban eaa ino. 90 Oct sioroe ban.
Wien nstup lom ban bar %inotommen, lpntes ban, at Der
toui Ell anpsn Mano. Der o9iaa bar Ell lisnsnes SGt pa
Npssen. Saa teu9te ban: "&nnoe leg bare faa bptst
min Set msb bans. uosn at ban merteoe bet. iaa par
is fri bet Ses." Ss bette Ipttscss bam osiaa tal Den
Sremmsbe tos se'fen al re, % ~Slsbldshs srsb Msusrsn
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

San bar lite l0nge ON at bstGnfe zig. Ser bar
Ipt Yrsitsns @inbuer suonu, % Melereu lineoe fig nso
8unssn, buor ban itiQsos fs bag en- 5ropps % Insoe
SGtfsn nso paa @uIuet. San funrc ie ino &ieffenst,
buOr en- &otfsiente git % lasoe fine Eager tiIrette. SUN
luisoe Maoifabet isien % bcnste Neslsn op pa eli Spt
ger. Ostte lasbs Mellsrsn Wsrfs til; 90 pa Ssuten bar
saaen % luffst Qpkt sfter zig, % alt bar title, litece
ban zig IND &ieftsnst. tos ben opb9nets Nesle % lnffsbe
Maoifabet op, % osrino latte ban Sfr9bbsr Ysle paa en-
StoI, tos nosls Sinnaltsr % 8lasier 90 itHlebe Dem paa
ct lioet Boro foran BAN % itoppeoe bssnpen en- Stpffe
Yele Wuuosn paa bam. Serpaa luffeoe ban Sfabet
isien, bsuste Nieslen paa jim Ylaos, % laa off ban blcm
iglen.
aiols ben ieIs,noe @orsen, for $ritsn bar Oppe,
brog MeQersu tilbaae til Yreitssaarosn, bautsoe paa %
bIep inolabt al &leftenisntsn, lom BAD bam at i9tte is
neb paa en- Stol % pente, til Yreiteu ltob op; tbi ban
i%orssap, at ban bapos ct uistist sGrsnpe til bam.
ON en- Stunp lutfebe Ssntsn op Stabet os iaa ha
til lin itors SOrltreftele. at Sfreooer Yslle iao Der meb
iaa mango SInfalfer % @lasier ioran is % meo Yele.
itpttst Munosu.
Senten falbt Beiuimelie nsb paa 8uIuet. Meleren
raabte paa Yrsitsn % la9oe, buao lom bar benot. - ON
lipt tom Yreiten no 8ieffenet; ilnot bar ban at ie I'll.
% oa ban laa Sfreobsr Ysls lbbe Der en- FABIAN Stik.
ling, blse ban snonu mere lint % mso fnptst N9pe gap
ban ham en- I9 brei 0uIne, at ban rulleoe li9e NED paa
@ulpet. bpor ban bleu li9senoe iaa fp iom en- Stof. -
Seq menu 6ar er fra Sorltancen iesl" ifrss Meueren
"sno llaa mig Manosn rent libel for en- fig ~ubepcelis
Sing |" "5biel?" ipurste Yrsiten opbraat; Ter oct at
ilaa Solt ibid?4 - "Sa riStie i%aaIeces |" iuareoe MeIle.
rem. "San er M Del lite Orb ?" SOB? ban er eec
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

be uue fra SaQinsoal, ioet bpsrfsn
8albsrs, Numsoal susr 5bslemarfsn
re%preienteres. Oct er nsmlle en-
Sfit | 3alllnsoal. at De leoi8e Bt.
aer / M9ueoe iege no pna Can.
lanoet Tom Buos;sr, msosns bet
andre BpsoeIas I. Gr. / 8aIbcrs
aniees for en- Stam at ie9e bort.
SamtIise fremmeoe / lin 6silborast
ferit naar be beitsmms iis til al
ilaa Ii9 neo paa Slablanbst for len.
9ere 3io. ombptte De 0ra9ten, iom
Be bog lite ueune Zig mere til. sno
at be, naar be sr paa Beips / Sism
bpsoen, oa after iiere is Sislo'
oragten.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09
Oip., Dip.
iamt 6abrifanter az
Metallic Chimneys,
SagrenOer, Oiu., oiu.
alt Slags "SObmurf" uoi0res.
Dfp., pip.

Serueo tiuaoer ri os at benleoe
oct ereoe Yublifums Spmurtiombeb
paa, al Ri MI bar opsrta9et Noen.
turforretnin9en al be beremte "Gbar.
ter Sat Stopss". Bi bar til enbper
sio %fuIoitenbi9t Splue % iGls.r
alt til De lopeit. Yriier / Marteoet.
Oct til pore Suns n~eousnbies SiI'
bsber er alt 9iort al os isIu al b
beoite Watsrialisr Os iulot iorlittrs,
be.
4Gborter DAT Stobss" er manu-
iattsreoe al "St. gouis Wanuiactu
rp IL Co., ct al Be Glbite Mlanu'
~fatturier i Qmsrita, forbsn / Crop
Y. D.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

Set melbtes iorleoeu / MDiierne,
at Soften mslsm 8brunoblsm %
Rrlltiania bar rcpet poa Mora /
CItsrbalsn. 9stte inbItrenfer Jig
ifelge isnsre Berstnins til. at ba
YOIten builts paa WOra % Yoitfe.
rsren % Sfpos9uttsn bar inoe i
Stusn % nj Zig liot &uHe, blsp
Yoitlettsn, Der par lurret uce paa
al9rren, ifoaret It'll OF en- Del al
Soften taset bort. Set ipnes aIiiaa
lOm 5pusrist lfploss Yoitiererens
Sfleosslesbso oa Soriemmslisbso.
Os bortfomne Brsus i~nosboIot ca.
825 Spo. 0esuoen sr Der borle
26 rstOmmaubsrsos Brsps. s Oass
ienere bsrettss. at ben itiuulns 5brOno.
bi,mspOit Os 5bronhismsbanfOen er
lptfslisuiS fuuosn i9len borts / ct
StOuboIt pso Wora os sr NIL isnoi
aflteo msb grtrapoit.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

st YiureouiugsscuGr er tonitrusret
al Sprmsitsr Sloen / SOr9bolm.
Wan tan meo bette ltDoe Ell til Ell
&usle ieitet 3ine oper ct Sus slsr
I'll ct / 9ausngo ltsot Stib. Sc
9iorte Sories bar u9rst meast iii.
frebsitiuenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-12-09

Yileobusger yipitrOm sr en- une
bs9apet Spsuife, I'll bpem Der fupt.
ties fore 6orbaabniueer. 3an sr
nplis afrsiit fra Wuuden, buor ban
/ l9nsere Sio bar ituberst, % M
opbOloer ban zig i 8om. buor ban
-aetsr at busss / Marmor lin
Wiinhen m~oosuereoe Noonis Statue.