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, 1875-02-06
4 Pathological Liar.

THE disease known among alcnISt
physicians as aPhasia, and the symptom
of which Is the patients inability to eN-
press his meaning by proper use oi
words, 80 that should ne wish cruel ne
will call for snuff or his boots has re
Gently caused some curious develop
mcutS in the case of the COrOtlIer, about
whose moral and social accountability
there has been much discussion. She Is
utterly unable to tell the truth on any
sUhicct-at least she has not Tor years
bPrn known to tell it-and IN her defense
on the charge of perjury her advocate,
NJ. Henri Bernouilli, has pleaded her
cause on grounds very similar to those
50 often urged in America in behalf OF
riminals-tempOrary insanity moral IN
sanity and the like-tirst used, believe,
by the late Mr.. Seward in his defense OF
the negro Freeman. In d trial that grew
oIr OF a case of inheritance Nine Cor"t-
tier swOre so wildly that at its close she
was immediately held for perjury, and
her counsel proved by physicians that
heVond all manner Of doubt, there was
surh \ nervous disorder As aphasia, and
that those afflicted with it are not always
and in every instance subject 10 lis IN
fuence. They can at times Gail things
bv1heir right names; the disease Is an
obscure one, nor is ii possible TO detect
its Dresence by other external signs than
this misnaming of facts and objects.
This being proved, NJ. Bernouilh mex!
called numbers of witnesses who had
known the prisoner for years, ana whose
testimony was to the effect that II always
seemed impossible for her to tell the
truth. In questioning the prisoner dur
inv the prooes-cerbaI she had been dc-
rectpd in numerous misstalcments- shc
called one physician a COW; Sald th2l
sIop-bowI examined her, and addressed
NJ BcruouilIi under the title OF HaIT-
hr1-Sb" NJ Bernouilli Is one OF the most
eIoourDt and subtle Of Partisan adYo-
Gates. and. on the grounds shown above
acruaIEv succeeded in acquIiung ms
client of the crime with which she was
charged. To many her case VIII seem 10
be simply that Of an enormous mar Oll
as her swearing was gratuit0us, ana she
was in no way benefited or could nave
baap benefited bv il, her position was
necDliar. But how many gratultous
liars are there in the world, and II apha-
sfa can be used as a plea for them what
i "a become Of morals and Of criminal
iusfice.-Parts Gar N T. Graphic,
, 1875-02-06

ents. The ceremonies commenced in
due time; the intended bridegroom
answered all questions promptly. To
the question how old are you. he replied
twenty-five years. The intended bride
answered all questions until she was
asked her age. This question She point
blank refused 10 answer, whereupOu she
was politely informed by the officiating;
preacher that he could not proceed fur
ther unless she would give a correct
answer 10 the question She paused for
few minutes and then responded: 4
am thirty one years OF ager THIS uncN-
pcCted announcement seemed TO surprise
the intended bridegroom and, apparently
with great feeling, he stated that her
mother positively declared that she was
twcnty-siX, and, as he was twenty-five.
he considered this an attempt tO deceive
him, and after further discussing and
considering the situation he finally de
clded not 10 marry any woman who WAS
50 much Older than himself and who had
tried 70 deceive HIM
, 1875-02-06
POiSeHS.

We noticed, few weeks ago, the ac
ton taken by the American Academy @,
Science, at its last meeting. upon the in
furious results likely To issue from the
free use of Paris green and other poiSon>
in the determination Of insects The
idea was advanced hv Prof. lie Courr
and indOrsed by the Academy. that The
continual and extensive use Of mineral
poisons, such rs at present prevail in the
great fight with The potato beetle, might
end in so vitiating the soil as to render IL
barren, or the poison might even infect
the vegetation and make it balcful. In
support OF this argument, a ease was
cited Wncre the fumes of Copper-Works
in Massachusetts had injured the sur
rounding forests and grass lands.
The discussion has led 10 the recital of
a similar investigation in Europe, which
was pursued some years ago. Prof,
Frcytag, OF Bonn, was at one time en-
plOyed TO study the effect upon vegeta-
ton of the fumes from two of the largest
copper-workS in Europe, situated in the
same town In his report the professor
COntended that the ground could not be
injured by the smoke from the works,
although this contained copper, sulphur,
lead, zine, arsenic, antimony and other
metals. He affirmed, also, that plants
could not take up these poisons,
and showed that healthy cattle
were raised in the immediate vi
ciHity of the works The injury which
vegetation might receive from the POI
sonous fumes, in his opinion, would come
from the condensation Of the latter by
rain, dew, etc, and the deposition of the
acid liquor upon foliage, eating and de
strOyin@ its tissues. Solid particles might
also be deposited upon the plants, chok-
ing their pores and in solution with rain,
curroding their substance Animals cat
ing such fodder would fail to obtain
nuurishment, and, if solid poiSonS re
mained on the leaves, would be poisoned
These views, which are entTled TO con
sidcration, are in direct antaSoniSm to
the theories of Prof. lie Conte and other
members of the American Academy,
The dcletcriOus effect of poisons IN col
oring matter is exciting general attcn-
ton. At the Glasgow Philosophical SO
Cicty paper was recently read by MIR
James Mcfarland, detailing experiments
made by him to ascertain the nature OF
the col0ring material in wax taperS. The
results of his tests are rs follows: White
tapers were found To be harmless; little
ash. Yellow tapers were also proved
harmless, being colored with chromatc of
leaG: ash, metallic. Blue taperS, harm
less; colored with ultramarine. Red
ta2ers proved highly poisonous, contain
ing 93 per cent OF vern.ilion; slight
ash. Green tapers also proved poison
Gus; color due TO arsenic: metallic ash {;
quantity of arsenic, about per cent
Chicago Tfibpae.
, 1875-02-06
Sudden End OF Marriage Ceremony.

THE Wilmington tDell Republican tells
o story Of a sudden and total Interrupt
tion Of the course Of true love, Itsays:
Thursday week TWO lovers took passage
on the afternoon train from this city 10
Philadelphia, for the avowed purpose OF
being united in wedlock- On their ar
rival in Philadelphia messenger was
dispatched to Camden 10 secure the ser
vices of a certain preacher whom, they
,IlN;.oJ - 90 offirfate Al s 80 O'Clock the
loving pair appeared before the reverend
Gentleman and announced themselves
|eadv 10 take new departure into the
state of matrimony. The minister was
required. either by the law Of his State
ar by the regulations of his church, to
Keep a correct and complete record OF
the names of all parties married also
their real age, their nativity, the ipll
names and age and nativity OF Their par
, 1875-02-06
~ OLD GIRLS ROMANCE.


worLpnot marry him, said Nictoir~,
u..y. laughing and displaying all her
Hurr teeth.
And | would not marry her, said
Fred "Nywifc shall he brunette, not
.a. Of those wa>hy-whitc girls, l can tell
-0a
"oa. inlccl"'
The subject oC discussion was this:
,r. Abraham Crovkcr WAS to marry
-. nraH Send On that very day. While
These sharp young critics expressed their
a.n, The following conversation oc-
.....a In comfortable white house on
.. main street.
guess yoa'ye missed it for once" +"
.-.- la.'e Asa.
lg~. and folks can't say that the Cap
...~ ">' by The bargain, neither, add
. mother gucrulously "DebOrah'S
'' yonn-crhan You be, Abby. You're
.l 1.AJ July, il you're day
y Fowler, schooimiSlreSS, stood
."e glass in the sitting room tying
~.. ts."" honnetStrjngS, hut she pos
>-'1 sufficient dignity to make no
!. lnr face reflected in the glass
A. ,r.- painfully, yet she said nothing.
.> FOWLER Inserting work -Stifened
.> .A'' pair OF new gloves, looked
81. Ter laughter to see how she
. She married respectfully in her
why should not Abby when a
H. opportunity had offered, too:
I'm les. DO not talk to a New
...I.rtr .t|..rTf TanrlpS 4
."- please
+Hoilrr came in from the kitch-
-. -.Nr old woman. with nut-brown
..oA' and black cap of unknown
.| disposed To take 4 gloomyview
-.. since her hlt of money, put by in
.-r '.0A- had been stolen BY robbers,
,.....-.' .' consider her old age Il burden
.,rl unless She worked her way.
-.-.--! got on hcI best tixin's, if she
.-.- .Gg 'nte, said grandmother. in her
ping voice.
q r-. .1loy. Even grandmother proved
v4sa.4 reed IN the day of the Captains
rr., ip- be the first old maid in our fam.
t.r .,,-. r,,..'gd the old lady, pulling down
H-.s.a'l.sacies from the false front 10 the
r.E '- The sharp old nose "IfIonlv
81. "a money back l could leave il to
-s .t- -.'e say youIl need il vet. Dearv
'>>.n- along the vi11aqe s+raet the
r.-...--->.F r..-->. .Fe>S ran the gantlet Of rub-
eu- 80 Abby looks mighty sol
H The weddin'. Guess she's
, 1875-02-06

ancient carryalls as then crowded the
sheds The pale dressmaker, Desire,
stood at her door looking wistlullv to-
ward sunset out over the sea. Perhaps
she read in the clouds of gold and Grim
son the reward-not Of this world-for a
good action. The husband and wife
turned their faces to the Fumre-the
wide realn OF he West-Hdrper's
WsyIylf
, 1875-02-06
Warm, The Empress Of RG

Warm, The Empress OF Russia
wears a crimson velvet and iur-ilnea
cIoak valued at $4,000. It Is lined with
twn hundred and twenty eight skins Of
Russian sable. each Of which IS worth
Se0 The Gar possesses a still more
costly mantle, lined with the fur IrC OF The
Iire fnx which Is worth $4,000. He
presented TO Adelina Patti, on the occa-
Sion of her last benefit in st Peters
hurg. set Of furs Of the value OF
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

n Z fril AVA uFsPFCTABLE WOMAN - COOK;
" - twelve years reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

f6by- west SAD STA REsPECTARLE WOMAN
20 sc0ok ia private family; understands her
hasinsss aud willing assist Ia he washing; elk
lyeaTs reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

n 4 WEST SGD ST, FIRST FLOOR. FRONT ROOM
4 y rtspecthlic woman as cook ana to 4 ssist with
cha coarse washing god reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

lDoH EAST cru STA YOUNG WOMAN TO ~
lAOO plain cooking city or 20 reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

~ WEST nth STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
III girl as chamhe rmnid am waitress, or az cham
bermaid and chidrens nurse best city reference Car
he seen fnr two d9vs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

. EAST 18TH an. ar kIGHT HOUSEl-A CHAM
= bermaid and waitress bring the very best
ommc uatiou from her present employer. with whom
she has been wear aud gives hcr only because
c ana his family going to Europe Gao he seen this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

110 wgsT 20TH ST.. REAR.-A YOUNG GIRL Al
iIU chambeunait and waitress. no objection to q
private boarding house; good references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

900 WE u 18TH STA PROTESTANT OTRI AS
= Il nurse 20 growing chiireni no objection tB 90
DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

100 WEST Is II at, RASEMEKT.-A PRoTEsTAE'
IUJ girl 10 do chamberwoTk and waitng Is willini
aut oblg ug good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14
SITUATIONS syaSFED-EEsALEs.


sSO EAST l7TV sT.-aS FIRST CT ass COOK: PR
r. 80 Rate ppbei city OF country; best city ref
ercnee IRON last plhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

InE EAST 18TH ST. NEAR IsT AVA PY.PFcT.
eIOO abie woman as good plain coos and 80 assist
wlth the washing, or wouid 10 homework IN a ANAL
s4as.v; cts 81 country good reference " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

| IEAEFED-A Z. MPETENT WOMAN POR GENERAL
i w work "a small private family; must De good
coos aid Ore city reference CAL al IA Last iesh
/ ST.. nom boo O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

XVANTrD-A PROTESTANT CIRL FOR GBNERAh
~ louscwork IN q small family Apply az 80 East
18th ST., 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

G2ol FAST go ST. SrCoND FLOOR.-A RI
'--ff1O spectacle yodag woman cook, washer ant
bfGaar. good CT, reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

900 EAST 2srH sT.-A REsPEcrABLE YOUNG
A4-D girl COOK Id private iAmlly best city ref
lcrchce from empleyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

TOT WEST 'sfH Sr FIRST FLOOR BACK ROOM
asol Yauna woman A. lrst cas- cook; Thoroughly
understands a IL brfcos would assist with the
Sgns'iiug' good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

t0Dn East ggfu ST. SECOND FLOOR BACK
Z,,pU rom "A respectable woman ms good plain
cook. washer and ironer IN small rivatc family good
rntrrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

TVANrFD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwoRK
w must hc a eout pain cook, washer and iroueri Ia
z small family Hr3 West l9tl 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

D1O WEST 18th ~. FIRST TLuOR-AS FIRST
@st clfs cook 70 80 10 tho country unders't nds MI
meats poultry and game; II an excellent bread.
Cake aud pastry baker; first class City reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

,2y1 FAT 'sru sI-t RE4rFcTABLE VOTING
Icr ant irouer; willing and Obiging; good
lpuhe. Call TOR two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

IGDA EAST 2sfn ST. NEAR 2D Az First
G'stf isp0F.--A Protestant Girl good plain cook
esd anu BISCUIT maker would coarse washing
ps objection totna country good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

Ls'D bic woman AZ nrst class cook IN private fam
~. theroughN understands her business In all N.
ACttg reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

ono EAST 2gfH STA MGpDLE-AGED WOMAN
birth go0d reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

az MADISON AVA sCoTCu GIRL As COOK CAN
ctS seleremcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

go wHSr lerH sT-AN ENGLISH COOK; 50
.sN~t objection u assist In hing; city al
C5tntry; city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

ie9.l EAST SsrH STA RESPECTABLg GIRL r,
tAsei cook, wash and iron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

tOeo WEST sen STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
AO) woman q rst elas- cook Is excellent baler
objection ~ first class boarding house, would 80 4
.prt distance IA me couuiry two years city reference
1rsfn last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

yrASTFD-A CHAMBERMATD GERMAN PRR.
w terred ana take children; reference
qnlred Apply 9t 2i5 West 10th St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14

ore 80 Av.. BETWEEN 2IsT AND 2gD srs.-J
u - resp sctabe young girl gooi cook IN pritat,
family objection ~ assist with The washing bcs cIt,
re1afence iron her last place.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Gu mcset uistis Gag.

Srranorin3sr! Scranprinser. Oct er MI
tn1an9 laa | 0erpen. Al ben enc Hpranerin9
tai fsl1s pal BEN amen; u altip tai oct
bape Napn al Sremltript ~ Scrberrin5.
Men mon nj fife rare bsore iarne. cm mlns
ltai bisie i~lafalpte Scrterrinser bare ualcrs
te2 6rr en- lip iipen itiQere en- Sneienrer /
"CuprabsY clten" Der S%per8smaol; "Sfal
areaturem iremeeles bare famine Netti9bes
Der, irm &c h~ipinotil bare bait eIer ital re
i~noer9rres ? 0ep at r~perreie liot ptnns gag
bar lea iuncst. al man her maa btt1nfs IL.
icr man itrioer til Sanclin1. Sois M 60
pen on areaturene ifal ioranorts iaolepes,
At 9lQt. iom ere | Ssiopelie AZ l%aaelnnt.
Tai hcine "Qalture" irr benz. brcrleces oil
Get "a 9aa meo manle tilrsls iatti9e @rbeirss
fclf, Der bare Sler NJ andre areature.
men lelp life eier 9lnp? DIR iaarelicm
Rtnnelttr trGn9er til Ssee; men bccr ltal
De fal benz l,la Ueisne az Slno. Der enos
MI life sr pptlsbt, bare Dc life Scp nj al
laee csm 9aa. Man tlnpt inf tRnte ~.
al Sdrmere tunre brloe RISE @lrnt9lnS.
men naar MI, lem 5ilf9lrtt sr. BE- Sltli'
tnavt ian ale en- Serbian til iine s3ne Sire
aturtr. iaa pl nst life bare fine tenlte Sel'
ser. 1t, iom life bare Saue, MIA retie;
men osrmeo refer r1iaa en- 9cp Del arteirss
fclf; bppr pl man lal faa RISE cen traplt
Sip: tlnitt bit acrn ~ So fan f~crearpe9
paa @runo At, at hi life iaar belt't Del
rette Sto. Elsie Nrbticsiolf tebprer itit
at reiie. brts Scpen rspbliper al bare,
bpdo cen MI er; tbi paa 0etene N BET ucp'
ia5ne gano er Der ri9tli8 1roe fpr here's
artatursr. Msn tlnits man i1ipper at bel
re "Stnce' efttr geiene NJ eltrs runct I'm
Karin, naar ZEN npe SCp fomnner iIiane I
W}en oil life enonu itcrre lllsmptr pare Icr:
tunene rermeo 6ns &uftat cilee cit
fcmme til al brpce no al Sdpne8dnsen q,
soeia11e gaer q Gn9 baaoe for h3 islp q
Incre. Sat M, at bin Naer bler bGrlet
piins pu "a laoe big mole retn @ert9lsrelie'
Sea trcr bet neppe. Wsn laalscee pilne ne
c1ila r9re mep oem. hpis 6ienccm Rim
areature bapee plpnoret; Re pilcs icrpr
Splpeit Tor Stapsn, ~ piloe on life bstait
meo BET @cpe, funoe Bet henot Gprigbeetr
ff i'm alc beri, % bet belle blsp big en- bpl
| Sras. Bare ale Mennsiter genner. cilr
oet mldife laa bra. Men Ia Der sr mana,
lllpe. Iaa oil Der blire Splie y, l%lrenifaI
imeQem Natcer, % fanite Oct enc Ss9smad
cilrs irl9e Ret anest, Ill man9entn mlatt
~iprlaee @aarp ~ @runb. gec at tetaui
BETTE r9 meset Anret, jes Der Ell fan raare.
as, fan BEL banos, AT Tlsre oiloe li9e gre
iii en- Scranrrin3 / esnne gay. Seq ri
ieetminoite bsoe 6nhper. al bstante III. iel
ban airsr lit ga til eenne Scranrrin8
areatlrlCcen. (.
Wlciicn ScmnIbip, life Stpttr. 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

"0st boitar infie meo benne. in9bc Yrsteu; 8ofi fam on
/ Wurgou, for iom e." Men Spsiu too paa hit, at
8rslten itnloe tata BOtl Il beim, o9 10 flsflob Del um BETA
Ell GIo til YCiteu l0lt psrba leiD op 5roalfupen bans,
% npau 9ietf ban lin SEQ. SOr BET par nos inis ben
rttte Hreiteu, mna rita.
$50 bar Oct tilt ei Stunb from etter; men Iban tot
bet til aa bpnia IA itaata utar sprtla. 90 paa parot Oct
litiom oct ituloe lima % rgr0 leg pau ala Sioor. 7prit
fom Oct IRAN si Sfreio oU lDorte 8attor. iaa Del frpboe
fpur Gi araa, % lban bar bet mango itore % ifr0meleae
0pr, ION lprur9o til iroa bulo Sioor % ioro frina nm
@ltaret meo ltD9a Setor % u~ubarle9a Natferber, % GoIt.
paa parbt bet lhft cit 8rof o9 8rot. % fife Smeuar
8eg9lom, at oct par beprouce til, at belle &prfja lfuIoe
brotna NED. "0et bar buo 6auan," iaQoe 8uteu; "sa
bspe outio bapt 9u9 til az ila mpten 9df % bppra mp.
fet Stoati men t9 baooe iufle bentat ao iiao fit Elm Dams
90 bepro Ife Slaattor no Natt." Sioon ItilteIt Oct Oh
meo BETA men ii Stluo osretr tot Bet til uo blooie oa
parot iii Elm Storm, at sprfla rusuo iom cit Straa poa
Morft % Noipaa fom oct Elm &inbfnut 10 lsrt, at ban
tot up bella 8prfia % faitabe benue ut paa Siosn, 10 at
SaorOrna Io8o inn Duer pao ala Sibor, % aliamau
brotnoo % orsia aO SiOen, 10 at @uten laaa irfje an.
not en- Altnrst, Iom ban belbt is /. "0st bar baa ga.
man" lo9oe ban "e9 beOe nltib hapt Sua til ga ioIa i
elm rlutanoe Storm; men "a baboe infie peutat ao folo
10 tpolt Matt" Sloan liltsit BET op neo BETA oaIo, %
oaa ooroi Oct lpnle8t, at 8pto bar lHa bell oo itoo poa
lame StaOen ION tprr. Wsu si Stuub beretter tof Oct iii
aa tneita "a l1io Safet. % belt iom @uten iaoo i,o /
arln9' hoo bet lldo 2O9sn &prfil0tet, % Glben TOM
n9rrs 90 n9rts % ios paa ola Sioor, iaa be, brandt
w @'pam0n 10 NOR iOm aItatst. so @atsn nOD IRAN.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
8. Speiu mraSo.

Set bar en Mann, iom bar fomen flor Mrmlob %
NauSarcom, 70 at ban otto bar RENT ponlaus % pisite
ln9l Nano til "a bersa iN. 60 par Bet sinsona, oaa Bet
lto perlt til, at bet tom Elm Wfnnn til bonom % laaoe,
at ban piloe sipe bonOm ei COB Naao. "NiI ou loua, at
OIL oil eloa MEG Den tprfs 8aapa, Tom bu iielp ier, 70
lal GO blelpa BEG or fcris @auoi." iusoe ban. "Det fan
GO slsrna iopa," iaeoe Mannsu for ban tentte inf, ltcrre
sttsr BET, 90 intis tptsit ban bapa nufre fora @aapor til
aa psnta beoer. Mofot lhet bsrsttsr fom Soma hans /
8arnisns % ftt Elm Con. 9aa tom ben framanos Man.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

bu pirfsIis Sierte til at ie Ell Msbifabnin9 omfomme for
bine Siue, noar oct itaar Din Wiaet at frdle bans Gimp"
iusbs lllpsn. "Saaiolc tommer min Sob til at bpile
tnnet pa Din Sampittiehsb."
Storfen loo Zig sncelie rere peb bsnne Sale % fei
nsb al Sasst til llluen. Sen iaf lit LANCE Neb ind
oens sails 90 III meo messn Weie 8e1et no.
Set ferte llIusn 9iorpe bar at fnuie 8enet %ioruaris
msb SHnoerne o9 rerpoa lu9l9e BET. Storfen psntebe en-
Stuno 5ousbsb paa Den bslousbe Detailing, men ba III.
ben inssn Mine eioroe til at fomme meo ben, minbsbe
Storfsn BAN cerom. "Spnes ou life, at bet er en- paf.
fer 8stoline," iuarsoe ulpen. "at on bar bit Sopsb Git.
fsrbeb Site snbper lllp pabe baps pit is iaa eoelmooie,"
% cermeo gift Den, O%uerluoenos Storten til fine esne BE.
trastninser uper &afnemmslisbso.
Mnbpn Bang.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
mOuitcruarSigt Sorretuingsbus.
Siltagenoe % fOrbeSret Sorrrtnine.

8lanot be frenrdBenoe Scrretninssbuie |
Oecrrab inptaser Tirmaet 8. I. Batter &
So. en- b~stponingsiuIo Elars - banolenet
mee Srne. @anuiafmrers al Siuiaser. apb.
Ter, Sern etc.
Gette SIrma er blepet flcnot Tom ct al
0eccrab fore ScrretninsssD eltasers. Scm
et Grempel berpaa fan n9pnes, at De 9anitt
bar pmipranbret % fcritrrret fin Sbrp %
ejcrt ben | enbpsr &enieenbe mere %pruftiif.
"a Oct paa 6runo al ScrretuingenS llopis
Belle. De bar iaaleoes fcrsnet lin Sutif
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
DEBORAH ua 0mssn.
Ten l5oe September.

Gjtcrat Qrafe al 0eccrab ira fs iprrise
Trecal iammen msp npale andre en- .Sl0ts
tur. d be fem uGr @sipsr, flea ban M
al 9rlutn "a fitch en- SEA. San harece
tt3pt l,anT raa i'm Sctsbtr. &eitene tlsp
rro SEueptt iaa ban9e, at re irrana ipei, iaa
al ce Il, rer iar / 9c1uen. life funps bcloe
Rem. Sect 0rafe itutpe iprinse iii y bjalpe.
orc9 ban tit @tpar otter fl paa en- fabian
MRadoe. at &anen ivran1 neo, iaa at Sfups
rtt rammtre hans ptni,re Sfulbre ~ penitrc
Sioe al @cptctt. Oct ipntcs, ipm at ban
itllre bare lig8et raa Sttptt, men iulsts
npl meo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Sreppcrling.

Sil 2. &. 9psepbel. gi aatsr, on,
mulilt I Matte llss, at mebpsle Warfeos'
priier ialcsl ira GbitlSc icm Wilwlufee,
% iaa tGtibs % nria9ti9t irm mulist.
Sil 3. g. y. Oct sr umili9t at tunni
eftericmme ale ScrorinBer en- nil bart
@lapet fulnt al Gruntp>p olitif. en- amber
mee Statsz pclitif. en- treble meo airts.
itrip pip. Sliet fan ri life r%tfleftsre paa
Sii Yebsr .. 9i tai tanfe lrpsr BET,
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Sill alle ~Ycofomnienoc.

De Slabbermunpe, lpm bar fine
Wgoer hos Ell Wrs. Yeoerlen Der
| Spsn, aumcoeS penfiabelisit ON
life at brpne its cm mia eller min
Samilie tbi be fuuoe fanfie fom'
me llpe peran. Oct ifal bem9r'
fes, at ingeu al min 5amlite CT
/ Nmerlfl.
Iseorlb, 14be September 1875.
Mm. u. Sasluub.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

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