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Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
Oaumart.

Gongebuiet. Storfpyit lbrcnfel'
aeren az Nuslanb Og 0emalinbe
mso Sslse aufom til &iebenbapn
meo Ip9et ira Srepensborg Den
25pe Mu9uit ON 5ormiooasen oa
penbte ttlbase til S%recenSbcrg mep
ct Ggtralos 81. 2, eiler al D.
bapbs pRret ombcrb | "St. Oiaf"
o. beisst aipeprlnoieSien. I'll Wlr'
oaoss5ailet paa Srspensb borg Slct
par iupbupte llmtltge Wlntitre,
ben ruSife Qeaaticn meo Iamer,
Dem rusitife 0euerllfoulul, SfIce'
rerue pad Be ruSnlie Sftbe. ION
Storipriten fulgte. Sene9rere DAM
ueifiUlo Games, 4mtmlno, @rer
Shulln, aammerberre Wclite III
Geelunp, BufeoOmmer, Sperauci'
Ter ". Woitfe % ilere.-0en 30Ic
Au0ult ON SOrm. 81. 10 tom ben
nor I. ipeniie 6nfe6ronniH9 III SIZE
benbapn mep IampiiibeI" 9auano",
Der par blepet fOrlt Ter peo upelr.
fra eubef ri 5olpbcpen. elot ef'
ter fcm Den blnfe ArpnprinS ol
&rcnprlnieslen, Der alelepe M,
reilte iii ajebenbIpn Ssdoa9S NJ
ten fOruo mep loset ira 6iepenS'
borg, % Be l S%cpeeltdoen p9renot
norf.irenae 1esaiicn6 Rebiemme,
III lploboren cg gif cmbprp pat
"Saaanp." bporf,a 6Hfe0rpnuln9er
fulgte mep BEN / sano ~ began
t9 III 8ronrrinisnS EalalS pad
Mmaiiebcrl, bpcr bun bllfte rao
Orcnnin9en, Der tillgemep 8pnSel
par a%nfcnlne nleb lpset ON Wcr'
0enen 81. 9. 6fter ct tort Spbclf
be9ap GufeprcuninNu, lecll9ei a
Is. fgl. Sstbeper 8rpuprtnlen q
8ronprInlesleu, III tllpc9Hs III Sap'
ue1abe, brOrfra bun 81. ii nTrst'
tie meD Iampittbet "Ereluap" III
Walme.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

fiber buffer on BET Suite rsHts He lausiomt % fps.
ehs 8ierrinsen, men oct par iaa liost. at oct lt lite tunpe
beres. -'Stsrfsre nshs Sang iosoe bun men bpab tuIes
bu fae?%-~@ic on or miu.' ioebe @uttsu. - % iaa
ipsisos ban bsnoe en- Sang til % iaape; ssh ou oar
min; men ban ia9oe oct lao laut Ign Sang til" nSos
8isrrinssr. "o9 tai beit!"-Ss bcnns 0anssn tpsisoe ban
laa iicrft, at Der bso Ell Smslp. % msc famine iaSoe ban
"8to lea par bin !" = "@io on par min, lal BIZ fae.@
h9os &letrinssn.-"@ib eu par min" lpareos @uttsn.
"Nu suar ri til StOSsn." iusos &%isrrinscn. % laa git
Dc. Ge off ct lanst Stpffs. % tiiiet tom De I'll en- nor
Sisn ioI on itaa her, til leg fommer iilbaSe." lag
be 8jsrtinasu; @osriOm bu sier Del, oil on iaa 9amunsns
u,ounos Stsnsn.
Dr blsp en- Stunb fiQe. @uttsn foo % iaa op til
Simmsleu. Msn na b~sSpncte bet at ipile nscsnunoa
Stsnsn iaa psut. at ban alpris hapoe bert bet peners. DIN
liet bertss en- batter Sang. ia Suien ipntes BET laat laa
pent, at bet par n9r @raaosn tom paa ham. Dan tuuot
tppsIis bore Srbsne:
Staskrs lille Gutten.
Scn 1r3ter for Sutna
Sc eammene me -
Orb e. lrre Zen.
tn nl fa tgen
aue Smllldmment etne.
ale Smaalammsns hHs
Spao fan bette p9re2 l9nfts Sutten ban blsp iaa nnoer.
liza tilflncs. at hau lite ulbits. snsn ban orsmts susr ban
paaaeee. % ban IGNITE paa laa maust, at oct par ION aus
1anferue at iamnsn til noSet tort. iom ban lite forfooi
men bet par psnt. ipufes ban- Ser blp title en- Stuuo.
men bsbit ion bet par. Tom Der ct I~orTrroeli9t Brag. laa
Wnteu troeoe. at Stensn ifubs rude neo. os ban ipran8
ct Stptts bort men Der bsu mart file ielsn. '2oao
fan bette bore % iaobs Gutteu; ban cit bort til S'tnsu
'M-. .# - . ~" ~-L aAA aL u a. .rHH Mf
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
Jslaub.

Scune "peerit mpo Toroen lpiens
DC >" bar | be lenere Mar mere
OIL mere ~tlltrutfst III Be eipillIere.
be NatjonerS Opmerflcmbeb baa.
Be meb Senipn iii bsns 5orbotp
I'll Daumarf, oenS sSet 6cttS elen.
oommellae Wattcualltet pg euopi.
pere formepelt eancetS Spros. bets
Saalitsratur o. marfellse Natur'
forbolre. 9eusS HnnbsaarSTelt ificr
ttoros oaiaa Ell sob Del Ill at
bragg Hattrnernes Opmarflcmbeo
ben III itl. 5 9anoet ie9es iub.
braate me Hefprmer f~crbeoreoe
"a npe 8cmmunifationsmtbler clp.,
laa at be mere oS mere n9rmer
its be cprise ciptlilereoe Ra!ioner,
for bptifet BET | mlnSe LANCE, laafe
Llper bar raret fremmeD Of TIL
bells ufienot, Oct MI forilmlepe
altbiug sr bleret fcrela5t fsl9enpe
Sorforlab y Stranptasspalenet;
% Observation-Disclosures I'll AZ fOrbin
ore Ssnsfoppers % ben aiatille
aoteraS Supbrlngelle; b SOroe,
ulcberuaitntt; - Valaeue III III
Ibiu9et 81 lSlaupiie 6mbeosmeaDS
eenniuaSforbOlo @ 5tllpH mep
uppanprsrsS Ssicrortus ; y 5or'
dnoriuser / Seltsmmel'srne ansaa'
snDe SoranitaltalnSer I'll VepltSe'
bclbelie AZ De aelltllSe @crIer %
Snpentarier | Sslano s. Omore'
ulng at 0e3oebiitrltterne 81 8cr'
anotiug | Observation-Disclosures
AZ ecpe % @norfuia9er; 10) NJ
b~enpelle af Den SSlauos Saupfasit
ulbsrenDe Sjerpeoel AZ 0obbelt'
ipaibminen / 9elsultaparijelD; IL
Grt9o9eliea al Ell SnofslelSafNtTl
al Del meb pcitpampftIber I'll Sc
LAMB inoisrte 6raat9prS; 12) 5cr'
oroninsen ON Sremmcees sitter
uneer SSianp; Sranppaienet
&epfjauif. % 14) 5crretnia9Sor'
peuen Tor Nltbinset.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

SaranseriiOrOens Gamplibsfart
Der itancleles pep Bet 6Crll6, Der
rammepe &jsbmanb Tlbl's mep
oTsnlll1 unferitettelle flreHpe
Tamittb "garmset", bdaber man
M III faa | sang i9lcn. arnlul
Qrut grooitcrb 0alsg bar uenl.
Zig tIlbnot it9 al flHe et MT Damp
Hb III lite arrll nate Nar ,amt
at boloe Oct | Sang mob CT Stats'
birrle 1000 SUB. 81 ieuere frem.
tCmmet aHbuo ira z tcrtbtnasmano
~ Sfibsreper SuHetb ral @lbp
laur uo pld alerebe ltrar III iRtte
I 6ana BET bum tilbereuce Danny.
lib "aarl" iamt Niuter lare Bet
uofere et Bar Cure meQem Sam'
merfeit OF 9IrduJerfioEpen5 gper.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

SGOsjnlo. e. .. Staalien, Scs.
ueprait III Ssllle % Vrppit / 5or'
risoalS Vr0pitl, er aigadet REQ Ses
Cen efter ncgen StoS Spgeleie.
Dan raj ff0t 1912, Bier tbsOlO9iii
Zanzibar / 1886; | 1853 blsp ban
Rdueuau III SGeren, 1869 Goa,
nepralt iii Sssne % 6rsbitap.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
Sen imnIte o. righOlNiae 9itera:

Sen imnlis os tisbOloise 9itera=
tnr Om RcrseS ucrclisite Gsne pil
iuart after blpe fcrssst meo ct
mt perriiulbt Storal. nemlia
nosle "Suiniiitisr ira 6irmarfen"
AZ 5oritmeiter yartb. Get iielte
upfOmne 9efre al Ret irenfe See
aeriprbuucslto merpelerTrs
pc pad gartb's Sfuier.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

gergcns SiiitSfOmittc for frlril
lise firfelise Neter bar beflutfet,
at Der bette aar life iial bo!pes
noaet SIiitsmere Tor SersenS Stiit.
1srimrD pil man rirfe for, al Den
| 0inter fan blipe afbctot Weni9'
bepSmcper, fornemmeIig iii Irsf'
telis al 9 rrssSmaalet "firtsliS 6at.
tispleie."
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
Sra 2~Iooerranoene.
Stor9e.

@apc nf Gougcn.- Song Osfar
bar I'll 8ritiania 8ommune Hjaus
let en- SamltHI AZ unpsrpiauiugs'
materiel, rer tenfes at Itule ban'
ne Ell 8elpnoelle iii en- RenIters
iamliua fer gpenS NlnlueifOIer.
Sdmliu9en pil efterbaanbsu font
plettereS meo grerer AZ Bet npe
Watriel, ipm anftlHes I'll Sfc'
lerne.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
SO

pGrs Der en- libsu Stunb ."-"3uab 1al ia 9isre Der -
get ifaI on faa pire lbeu."-"Ste tPr life" ia9be 8ut.
tsn.-"Sa, iaa bHr Oct gait for o9. % iffe iaar bu isisu
9aumene Dine. "-"0er tsmnlsr bel lite aosct ltpat til mig
bOrti Stossn? % ipurste ban. = "eanstira on fan pers
aonfe trpe." - "3a, i9 faor Del pers mso ba," iuarece
ban. - "Wil on MI buloe, boab nu bar lupst ?" lpur9tt
8lsrrin9su.-"Sa," luareoe @uttsu -'8oot." iagos aitrrin-
gen, % to9 frem Ell flor, itpe o9 fCrruitrt anip Tom uu
mco 5iussrsu DIN" la9oe ~buu.-Suttsn bisn bauge o9 pl-
De life irsm nsn Saaupsn. - "Blirp u bau9e 2" lpur9te
bun. "Oet er iHe trt for Oct" la9os ban Ola. Oct ct
fife uerbt on fal bare ie. bucr soot bet iaI soa." 90
iua fem ban frsm meb Saanoen, % alsrrinseu Tar Ct
bite Tibet Saar, iaopict Der tuube fomus Bloc no; men
bet par iaa mt % let siort. at @ntten iet life fienote Oct.
Ietpaa far bun ct lisnsnos Saar pa osn enc 9lQetaaen
lin iaa tos bun mso 6lnssrsn hot al ut Blob, % @ut.
ten tos lot ai ut BLOB, 90 iaa imeleos be binanosu, ibet
Risrrinesn fang: 2
-' -. Saa tph. pt BIO
s ri u, nj to- #.
Snl bpte pt Bio
Bt to. p TO!
ses Saa tptes W tno
3 btnanrens Sno.
"a MI er pu min.
"a nu er Rp BIN,
Saldpall tarrdrrarra!
Sette tputes @utsn var no9et meerliat men ban fortub
I9 life poa bet; bet bar iom noast iueoe fotbt Srene pa
ham, iptss ban, OF at 5orben oa Simlsn iialp men ban
bare ipntes ilis,- Saa ipurste &iuriussn bam, buao ban
MI ifuloe eiere. Sa, Oct bulfeoe ban life paa "par BET
life Ill Stosen ri lfuIbe sa MI 2" ipurets ban. "Stop
lib" ipareoe bun; ~bult paa &psiene. bur paa &9siene!'
- Wsu bet BAR BET p9rfs. ipntss @uttsn. - AStpnO big
nu!1 iasoe &ierinssn "SOlen ltrios. % 0aseu liocr. o.
etpsasu pOger | bsie aioer, men ferOise blr pi BOG ON.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
Sames >. Cotton, BraTesut.
y re JDbnf Mmmpu, Yies BrQi.
8. ". Surpid, aasisrss
DEBORAH
MutbDriicret &ap.SiOO. 900
Scrretninsslcfale iammen meb
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Ieeerab.

@runolagt at eopitaliitcr | 0sco.
rab Tor at oripe en- Orbentlla Spa.
rsbunf' Sorretniua. SnoifaS ira Ell
Dollar 90 opoo mootu9es. Nenter
betelss. .o9 Hentes Hente ior bper
. Waaneo, iauI9nss Ysu9ene bllpe
iIooenoe Soufeu. Mau Tan lite
srboloe Nentsr paa en- iifrsrs eller
beore Moobs. bpsrfen Of lmaa eaer
tore GUNNER, emo peo at inol9tte
Dem / oenue Sparsbanf. @i bar
en- norlf 8ctlent, Der lUlcer Tor cs
Fasiagcr=S iletter ior WHITE STAR
Hinieu % ale anore uometftpe Samp
% StilifibsliIier til % ira olle
l%fluomaolTts 3auus. oslaa Gerler
paa ale De bscits Banter i be ttan.
otnapllfe 9auoe.
Srnitees % Rcfcrenees:
Is. 6. Dtderman. . y sbempion.
u. 9raeiib. .. &ooideu. y. W
Ratteicn. = Brcf. {. earien. &eo. V.
8crsu. Spn. O. &. ecmmsn, Or. ga
8asicrer. .. .. Sctbers % ale andre
Staeniuaper | Oeccrab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

IrfGOlOgcrne, Yrof. Gnselbarot
o. MdBnuS Yeterien, bar iprstas
GET Ell u%nperieJslle al De pigii9lte
OltlDs'lPinbesmerfer / Sbp, bpor.
rper S%elrlpelier. Starter % If'
bilrniuser mart oil bIjpe aHattepe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

SvorptisaHlGaget i &riitiania til
Saanebuulen % Oslo iamt Hip'
rerplfens Sernbaneitlttcn penteS AT
fuQe bllre farbist mpp Slutnins
aen AZ September Maaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

SDritciiitrrtrt I'D Sej!Sber9en
bar iuar 9tpel CT CERT upbptte, %
man bldter, ar bette Tor Gfterti.
oel ril bllpe en- lfnnenbe Seorlft.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

Spenb Sopus Selian5erpampNib
"SpeS & 6ires" fom biem I'll lens
berg / Wtottn al Ausuit Waauep
ira 0aranQerfjorren l Siumarfen.
@lu mspbtaste en- San9t At 81
Spll1jf.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

SognspIG itcrne Wun6 | Sorten
o. Yaul @sttersresu / HlSsr bar
nepla9t itne Gmbeper iom Yraltel
/ StatSflrteu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
Stn iprnifc Grpcoitiun III pplar

(aueeue or rem 27be Cert. lptfslt1
raa Sjempsten aufcmmen III Som'
mtrIeit o. mepbriuler Starter AZ
Tor @c,unnino icr Rem 1eplraTIe
I'jrsu1ot ilmt rigc Samliu9er AZ
N|aturdljer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

pam par, teDer Bet, en- a3tet OF
slnet Sialeisroer, Der piitnct ptl
blipe iapnet az maitse.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

Seq ifal bsrusb tllabe mig at IN
oerrftte mine 4anosmGnp / os ubsn'
pm Suorab ON. at jeg M bar neo.
lat mig bsri 8psn iOm Sfreposr, 90
Iopsr al tiiirersitlIls snhpsr rimcliQ
%5orprius. Seq ifal alto hare ioll.
De o. moberue 5eisr paa Saaneen,
% &iehsr ines eftsr npeits emit. Be'
iea mig % her mine Yriisr ierenb 9
bsitiQsr 8lGbsr anbetiteAs.
q. 81. Nps9.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14
S0Dsialb. Sprbeupareupe Sberi

SUUrIuIU. ~VtlT4
| Mrtluerist, 6ulebms grnun, CT
pep. 9an par fept / 1iebenbarn
179s. bpor tan bar lepst iipen i'm
Afieo, ipm ban aaereoe tog fsr
ben iiplte DaniI' tpDlle &rlss TO-
btuD.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

8 Willioncr er aQerene uompns
tet al Gufroues Stptflr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-14

SolfemdusoeH / Spen aartuS er
MI 1883.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-15

yJyHE COOKING STOVES manufactured at our
works in Greensboro, N. c., give universal
satisfaction wherever introduced. They are made
of the BEST SCOTCH PIG METAL, with heay-
ier and thicker plate than any other Stove in tho
market. and consequently will the longer with
stand heat and hard usage. They are of hand
some pattern and neat finish, and warranted equal
in every other respect to any Cooking Stove sold
in the United States, whileitis confidently claimed
that they are the CHEAPEST. All the usual
pieces of ware and cooking utensils are furnished
with each Stove. An important consideration
with purchasers is the fact that our patterns and
sizes are never changed. Should piece get acci-
dentally broken at any time we can replace 1t at
the mere cost of casting. Not simply because it
is a home production, buton account of its intrin-
sic merits as article of household economy, do
we ask the patronage Of home purchasers. More
in use, and among many others having them we
respectfully refer to the following: R. E. Guthrie
D. M. Campbell, NJ. H. Currence, York county
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Wylie, Chester; D. A. Gordon,
Guthriesvile; John A. Brown, Rock Hill B. P.
Boyd, Joseph Herndon, L.. NJ. Grist, Yorkville.
You can save the freight from the northern cities
and the dealers profit, which is no small item,
by buying of us, and at the same time get
STOVE THAT IS MORE DURABLE than those
of northern make. The following are our prices
delivered at depot in Greensboro:
No: 8, with 10 pieces ware and feet pipe, $50 90 90
Address, SERGEANT & McCAULEY,
Greensboro, N. C..
T. M. DOBsON & CO., Agents, Yorkville s. G.
JOHN R. LONDON, Agent, Rock Hill, s. G..
A. F. LINDSAY, Agent, Lowrysville, Ches-
ter county, 8. G.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-15
RINGING FOR THE WATER BOY.

A good story is told of a verdant one who
was passenger in railroad express train,
and became thirsty.
"Where's that ere boy with the water cant"
he queried of his next neighbor.
"He has gone forward to the baggage car,
suppose" was the reply.
"Wall, dye spose 1 kin git him back here
agin?"
"Certainly," said the other; "you have only
to ring for him :" and he nodded towards the
bell.line that ran above their heads.
No sooner said than done. Before any one
could prevent it, Rusticus had seized the line
and given it tremendous tug. The conse-
quences were at once obvious; three shrill
whistles were heard, halfa.dozen brakemen
ran to their posts, and the train came to a
stand.stil with a suddenness that startled
half the passengers with astonishment, and
caused every man next q window to hoist it
and look out to see what was the matter.
In a few minutes, the conductor, red and
excited, came foaming into the car to know
who pulled that bell-rope.
"Here, mister, this way. I'm the man, !"
shouted the offender, drawing all eyes upon
him
you p said the conductor; and what did
you do itfor?"
- "Cos I wanted some water9"
"Wanted some water?'
"Sartain wanted the water boy, and my
pardner here in the seat said I'd better ring
for him as we do at the hotel, and so
yanked the rope. Will he be along soon?
An, by.theby, what in thunder be you stop
pin for?"
The shout of laughter that greeted this
honest confession was too much for the con-
ductor, and he had to wait till he had got his
train under way again before he explained the
mysteries of the bell rope to his verdant Gus
tomer.-Con,. Bulletin.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-15
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Ghildren's department.
MAMMA KNOWS EVERYTHING.

"Mamma knows everything" said Alice
"She knows when I am going to tell story,
and I shall never tell her another"
"How can mamma know everything?'
asked sturdy Dick. "She can't tell what
am doing now"
Mamma does know everything that we
do," said Dot "for she asks God, and he tells
her."
Unseen I took view of Master Richards
employment: he was deliberately notching
the garden seat with knife taken from the
kitchen. Soon after l came down stairs into
the childrens room where they were all as
sembled. l had some fruit to divide between
them. All were served but Richard, who
seemed instinctively to feel that something
unpleasant was about to happen to him.
"Come here, my child" said I, as I placed
the empty plate on the table. "Do you think
you deserve any fruit2" l asked, as he came
to me very pale, and every muscle of his face
ready to relax with the tears which were fill
ing his eyes. 81 don't think you have obeyed
papa, who told you never to cut the garden
seat. Do you not remember that he took
away the knife nurse gave you because you
used it mischievously Yet you have taken
one out of the kitchen and you have injured
the arm of the seat. Now I cannot reward
you for this conduct, and I am very sorry to
have to punish you"
"But mamma how did you know its he
sobbingly asked, his spirit getting the better
of his VACATION and disgrace.
"That my boy, 1 shall not tell you. Meth.
er of your brothers or sisters, as you well
know, could have told me, but yet l know it j.;
and be sure that God also sees, hears and
knows of every act, whether good or bad.
Now tell me, do you think that He looks
down on such an act of disobedience with
pleasure? And do you suppose that you are
walking in His steps, SO as to receive His
blessing when you are dishonoring your pa
rents?"
"Butit was only cutting the chair, mamma." D."
"Only committing an act Of disobedience,
Richard"
II will never do so any more, mamma Do
forgive me-" he sobbed.
II do forgive you, my boy; but you have
sinned against God, broken one of His COM
mandmcnts."
Here the little culprit suddenly looked up
inquiringly as went on: care you not en-
Joined in the fifth commandment to honor
your father and mother?"
ayes, mamma"
"Well, this means that you best honor them
when you obey their lawful commands, and
when you disobey them you break one Of the
commandments and, my child, a very little
sin unrepented of frequently leads to those
crimes for which men are punished, even in
this world, by being put into prison, and
sometimes even they are put to death. for
give you, my boy )" and here I kissed him.
Hrs. Harren, IN Herald Of Health