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, 1875-02-16

mn canal nj al, THE r;var has ceased To liz
aya;1ahle for tra1o and commerce. sm1 ca,,
onlr Ia unka eo bv t,,a construction Of these
locks an,1 da,n.,
Thu minority Of tie Committee absurdly
nr0ua that tle benefits resulting from this
canal only extend to a strip Of territory Is
miles on cact, side Of tl,o river tint it only
affords cheap transportation to tho products
within this strip The river cuts Tho State
into two large districts, both productive mud
tllickly peopled. On each side of thia river
havc been constructed one or moro railroads
running parallel with the river. Admitting
that the river naturally drains only the trims
portation for belt OF territory 10 miles wide,
yet the railroads, to compete at all, must ad-
Just their tolls to those OF the river, nn.l
MS the railroads e1tond tho arca drained
by tho river aud the roads to 100 miles
III width, we llavo tho river rates regulating
and controlling tho railroad rates within
Tho whola breadth Of territory tributary to
the roads. These roads, moreover, havo rival
routes running at q still greater distance from
the river; these rival routes, to compete sue
ccssfully with tho roads running near the
river, must adapt their ratcs to those already
regulated and controlled by the river trans
portation. The benefits of the river, as a
regulator Of transportation rites, arc not con-
fined to tho mere products moved on the river
itself. but nre felt by the shipper on every
, 1875-02-16

With the ptOmulpAtiou of the River and
Harbor Approximation bill. as roported bv
the House Committee m Oommarca. Con-.
gross will scarcely dare TO reaasert tho posi-
ton heretofore taken TINT it Is impossible to
cut down appropriations any further. It is
proposed to invest 81, 900, 600 during the en-
suing year in tho profcssod improvements Of
rivers md harbors, Tho Western list Of
propoaed improvements includes obout ssy.
ontv-svo different nlooea II, "A many d;ffaront
Congressional Districts. In addition tn these.
there IL mn Eastern liat. also gouthcrn list
n'so nm interim list a,so a Pacific coao+ l;at
In faet n close examination Of thu hill wou1l
nrobahlv reyeal thu faot TINT somo
monev ia Eat asIda for nearly ayerv
congressional District In the 11n;ted statcs.
certainlv for syory one TINT hoa river
runn1no through i. ar a town on a lnhe.
havou or INV which nm ba distortod into the
oo,,ect - horhor .rh. ptvor and Harhor
Annronr;at;on ;,,,aa,,v.v \ ,noeo;o 1vor, mt
tona,her bv a voyv comn,on conorcss;ona, nro.
coss ~ conatruc,ion lnown a. foo.rol,iro
IT.. rornroos,nor fro,1, Ma,,o or sfol,oe,
viii not vota for tia r,var ;mnrovon,ent want.
"a hs 49, rona.ass,,o,, :, t,orn F1or;,,o =, Toxax
ur1es, Iha conarassn,ar ~ from r1orii1o ~ Taxoa
aa-sss ~ -e.s ~. ~ 49, hnr,,o. ;,.r.xonors1a4
,aantaa ~n.s Nv @ tho fsn,oxsag1nan w. trom N,,na ~
, 1875-02-16

The Times hos sought to divert attention
from very large brass collar, marked
"HArNEs, his purp,' which 1t is wearing by
charging TINT those papers which are engaged
in criticizing the official and ofloious career
Of Nr. E. N. HA1sKs, Speaker Of tho House,
are wearing brass collars inscribed ~. s.
GRANT, his pnrp." The ohnrge which has
been mado againat ir. HA1AEs over md over
again during the past month or moro, aud
Inns not yet been denied, is that he hns subsi-
died tho clerical force Of tho Legislature,
which Is composed mainly Of newspaper cor
respondents, to write him and the Dourbons
up and the Republicans down, and That he
has refused to certify to their pay unless they
follow instructions, and that In some casea
the letters have been sent to the "Speaker"
for revision and approval! Insonle instances
these correspondents writo for sin~
gle paper, as the Tines for instance !;
in others for half dozen or more.
They have listla or no clerical business
to perform, because ths Legislature, delnyod
and harassed by its quibbliug "Speaksr," "
hos done nothing since it met but to get out
Of one suarl and perploxity into another,
owing to his partisan and supplementary
ruling and partisan wire-pulling to place hiua-
self upon tho course for the Gubarnatorial
chair. Consequently, the clerks have no
other work than 10 write up "speaker !"
HA1sEs at tho rate Of o. per day, drawn from
the State Treasury upon A1r. HAHsa' certii-
cate, which hs gives il the letters suit him.
Among the clerical correspondents thus en-
gagged, we are informed, Is tho representative
Of the Ohioago TINA, who writes Mr. HA1sgs
| up In his lettara, which are oditorially
indorasd BY the working force at
home, 50 that the whols concern
ia wearing the brass collar marked
"HAMzs, his purp," and doing the dirty
/ work. The fact that the braas-collasad
HA1NEs' purp Is doing HA1NEa' dirty work is
| specially manifest because HA1AEa haa oast
his lot with the Bourbons whom the TINES
josuitically pretends to assail, and with WHOM,
secretly It sympathizes. It docs not be-
come paper which has auch large asaort-
meut Of collars On hand that one day 1t can
wear HA1sts' collar, the next day SAN ASH
7os's, the next LosEaoAs's, aud the nsxt
F41aaAax's, to talk about eollars at al.
Mr. HAtxRs has mads himsolf = suitable
subjaos for criticism, net only by his official
, 1875-02-16

We referred some days ago to tho poss;bla
complication in legislation growing out ~
that provision of the state Constitution fo,.
bidding the revivnl or amendment Of an,
law without reciting at largs in tic new )ar
the law or part OF law revived or a,ncndcd
Judge McAILtsTEn, in private conversation \,
Springfield, having suggested that there m;ph,
bo Some question NJ to tho constitutiopal;t,
Of 1aws passed without rigid conpliane.
with this provision, the Co,nmittco On IL.
JuaIeinry have Investigated tile subject, mud
Mr.. coSNo1ly, Of Coles County, has prepared
report on the very important matter, Az
we understand it, there aro two interprcta.
tions placed on tho requirement Of the Con.
stitution. The first requires TINT, when
law is amended by tho change, say Of sea s,
tho amendatory act shall recito Sec. i as il
stood in the original Inv, aud then set forth
Sec. 6 as amonded. The second inter
prototion is, that to amend Sec. {,
all that is necessary is to racito tia,
Sec. OF tho act named Is hereby n,nendedso
MS to read as follows, ,-sotting it forth in full
as proposed to bo amonded. 1t is understood
tllht JuaBo McALLfsfER suggested TINT ths
first Of these methods WAS tile only consttu.
tionnl one. The House Committee haya
unanimously reached the conclusion that ths
second Interpretation is the true one. Tt.
Committee fortify their Judgment by review
Of the judicial decisions Of thu courts in ths
several States where similar provisions are
the Constitutions, md where precisely th;a
HAnle question has boon raised Ali thcse d.
cisions have been to tho effect that re.enact
mcnt Of the amended section or law il full
compliance with tho constitutional require
ment, nnl TINT it is not necessary to set fosh
tho law rs it originally stood, in addition 10
the amendment which is set forth In full
This ccrtuinly seou1s to be tho common sens
view Of tho matter, and is doubtless in accora.
anco with the intention of tho constitutional
Convention.
, 1875-02-16

The American right Of petition to Congress-
was never more grossly abused and bur
lesquod than it hns been in the memorials
presented to Congress praying that body not
to tar tea and coffee, but to add 10 per cent
to tho taxes On all manufactured articles.
Theso memorials represent simply aud e1clu-
nVely the protected classoa who seek to en-
large their present profits at the expense Of
the people and the Government. They no
moro represent tho public sentiment Of this
country than that exclusive md gresping
class Of people represent it. They can not
up petitions, Of course. Their employees will
sign 1t; all the idlera and loaters will sign it.
Most persons will sign it rather than offend
the person circulating it, who has personal
selfish interest In the matter, He wants the
privilege to mark up his wares 10 per cent
and transfer the money OF lis neighbors to
bis own pockets. Ho is opposed to sepenu<
Tariff; he wants more protection" more
"grab 1aw." Hence, he runs round with
his petition for people to sign against any tai
on tea and coffee, which would put all the ta1
into the Treasury, and for 10 per cent more
tax on all manufactures, which will enable
INN to pocket 10 per cent On his stock Of
wares on hand, and to charge 10 per cent
thereafter On nil the stuff he manufactures,
These memorials are therefore simply "put,
up Jobs" on Congress, and are bogus Us c1.
pfesslons of public sentiment. In the .irs
Piaee' public sentiment is opposed to oil in
cfeAso OF taxation at this time, not believing
IT. necessary. In the next piaoe, it will sano
toa no increase TINT ia not for necessary rev
enue. 1t is absurd, than, to pretend tia
pubic sentiment ia opposed to tax 0,
ten and coffee, all Of which will 90 to til,
Government, and in fayor Of an increase,
ta3 on manufactures, three.tourths Of vhicl
will 60 to the manufacturers.
, 1875-02-16

in Arkansas. Tim Convention OF Illinois
kept . journal, and tho Constitution was put
in force by declaration by the person desig-
natod by the Convention. Tho Convention
further provided by ordinance that in
ccrtnin contingency tho Governor and Sec.
retary Of State should fix the arpor.
tionnacnt Of members Of tho next
General Assembly. 1t will bo seen tint if
tic Convention III Arkansas 20 exceeded tho
authority Of Constitutional Convention ns
to render tho Constitution. subsequently
ratified by tho people, void, then tho Conven-
ton in Illinois, having transgressed evon mara
tiagrantly, our Constitution mist nlao be void.
What is just, right, md legal for Arkansas
ought to be just, right, and legal for Illinois.
Principles ars not chnhged by geographical
limits.
Mr.. WARD c1nims that The Arkansas Con-
stit,ltion proposes 10 re.ostnbiish slavery in
TINT Statc, because bills hive been introduced
in the Legislature (not passed.: |. Abolish
ing the distinction between grand aud petty
iarceny; 9. Establishing sub-penitentiar III
the several counties; and 3. For the sale or hir-
ing Of convict labor. We regret to say TINT II
these 1nws int1icate the re.cstablis1mont of
slavery Illinois is in as great peril rs Ar
kansas. While we havo not abolished tile
distinction between grand aud petty larccny,
yetit has been strongly advocated, and we bevo
laws under Which the inmatea Of county Iails,
convicts for petty offonses, may bo transferred
from that class Of prisons to any house Of
correction; md We have other 1aws which
authorize the hiring out to the highcstb bidders
the labor Of MI vagrants and othor inmates in
auch houses Of correction and in tho Stnte
ronitentary, and the proceeds of such hr-
ing actually cover the whole cost Of 1nain-
tanning Tho State Prison. Notwithstanding
which facts, We llare no apprehension that
slavery is about to he established in Illinois
, 1875-02-16

n nptao!e iehture OF Tile NePeAn6 Dill III
troduced into the House of Representatives is
the proposed repeal Of tie tax on matches.
This tax il perhaps the most harmless and
least Objectionable Of all that was over levied.
Its bur1en fills 60 oquitab1y upon ali classea
Of the community, and SO lightly on every
individual consumer, that it is paid without
1a1rmnr and without boing felt in nny quar-
ter Yet this tax, so inflnitesmal in the iu-
diyidul contributions, yields tho Government
a revenue OF moro than $4,000, 600 yenr.
The expense of collection is as nearly nj! rs
tint Of collecting my Tux ever conceived.
Tie ovasiona nre few, If any, because the
profits OF the fraud nre too small to warrant
the risk Of the penalty attachcd. In ono
word, it is a tax yielding n pure revenue Of
millions to the Treasury, but not ono cent Of
tribute to protection" and for this reason
the attorneys in Congress OF tho protected
classes proposo to have it repealed.
In view Of the fact that tho new Tax bill
Of the Ways and Means Committee is based
upon the pretended necessity for increasing
tho revenues. it is certainly most remarkable
that it should start of with proposition to
AGFc&kA 0!lo ~ tI1 ct7lESL lAACb III" IGFiGu,
which yields On annual revenue Of moro than
two millions mud hnif. There is but one
why to explain it. II is piece Of monstrous
corruption. 1t is a concession to lobby Of
Observation-Disclosures, who are no wise suffer-
ing from the tax which is rnid in in1pcrccp-
tiblo amounts by the people who uso matches.
This proposition was mado once before, and
oF n,jn a1x
petty yfraudslyingb behind it. Under tho present
Inv, no box Of matches may he sold that does
aotbcara onc-cont stamp, the rato per hundred
even though tho box contain less tllnn n
hundred. Tho result is, that, in buying q
5-cent box Of matches, tho purchaser cnn bo
pretty sure to receive hundred matches. II
there were no tax, however, thore aro large
number Of match-manufRcturor who would
not merely add tho repealed ta1 to their
profits, but would reduce tho number Of
matches in tho cheapest boxes to Is or
50. This in QUO Of tho proposed frauds
that hnvo secured 70 great pressure upon
Congress for the repeal Of the tax. But, as
it is evident that the consumers would pay as
much rs they do now, and perhaps more,
after the tax had been repealed, and tho Gov
ernmont thereby deprived Of more than
$4,000, 600 annually, it is difficult to UNDER
stand how the Ways and Means Committee
could bo induced to sanction 80 transparent
frauI.
There is but ono way in which this propos.
od repeal Gun be accounted for. It is another
scheme of tho protected classes to secure the
increnYe of 10 mr. emit tar m thn tpho1o
, 1875-02-16
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nArra A. ErhscH1rTtoN trArADtH IN invAacr).
FsstnEe rrrpaii Mt tl,in tifce.
p.ilS b ,nI,, ss
Fatts Of .eaf Al ths sAma Ests
Ia pressnt delay atd lstAktt bs and eivs foat
Of,ee addseas In full, Including RtAte and County.
Hsm ane mAds tthar by draft. express, foat-
pEes srdsr or In rrkIatered iettsrt. At our risk.
TEnMG TO CITY HCnBCnfBEEA.
DAILY delivered sundAt escepted R5 cents rar wsek
p.y. delivered. Sunday included. 40 csns rar week
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison and Dearborn. .sts.. Chicago. Ill.
, 1875-02-16

steady, closing at - 1-2c cash, and f2 i'-sc
for March. Nyo was quiet Mt 98 l-2c. Bar;-
ley was more notive and iir1ncr, closing ut
$1.1O for March, aud $1.o8 for April. Hogs
were active md firm. snlea chiefly at So 7'
07.25. Cattle wcrs inactive and nominally
unchanged. sheepwero in good demand md
, 1875-02-16

ACADEMY OF Music Ialsi I'd strest. betwee Mad.
lssn and Monroe. EngaKemont OF Madame JAnanachsf'
" uebef1h.H
, 1875-02-16
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

THIRD PAGE-ftty Real Estate. Wanta, II Rents
1ror.es and Carriages, Financial. Nusica', Agents
Wanted, Lost and Found Boarding and Lodging, etc..
SEVENTH pAGE:-Now PnhltcAtioas. Railroad Time.
Table, Msdscel Cards. sto., clio.
, 1875-02-16

ATTENTION. Sir, KN!rliTS.-HfsteA conefa1e Of
Apollo rnum,adnfs, Nc. N 7. ". tIne.anya ese1.
Il, Order. Whiting Sir knights coaftoouslJ insi
Il. 4, ". LOGkE, Racordss.
, 1875-02-16

CHICAGO MUSEUM Monroe streot. be.wsen neR,
horn aud State, :" Foul Fkg." Afternoon and s1suluR
, 1875-02-16

WE MEAN ALL WE sAy.-ruI1 srT TEST GUM
tActh, "a. Satisfaction money rfnndeu. FtinE frst
cisss Il hai liz usuAi rats1. HcCIiESNEY. 7sCasks
, 1875-02-16

TO. o. fail members Of 1lninbnw Lodge. NJ. a..
I. u. O. r., Aru horchy notlheA In neet II ne North
~eatr.n Depot, On ssanctday' Feb IL y l2~ D. .' to
NM. EAkttILI4E. n. G.
, 1875-02-16

q. A. uAsHMAE LODGE. No: sss. \, F. and 4. H.,
Madison and Robersts 1leeu!s. csnm1nicst!on
H. w. Dani i. Avery, D.. D. q. w yttt tlIe LnaEs
sa tats ocossion, 1t. j. DAuPHiTEY, w. IL.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

Ran9el paa Ammunition, efterla.
benpe 8 Dgoe paa Slagmarfen.
Strar efter Bier @arniionerne /
Sled cs 2rebinie fcriterfepe, %
Oprsrerne traf zig tilba9ett 0arfc.
= 1prferne bar ta9et Ell Wenspe
8rubt, iom ar ben grafe Repclu'
ticnsfommite par lenot til &retd
/ MiDpelbapet. - 9iubpbratid,
Sopeblepsren for Opitanoen / Ser'
;esowina. lis9er ing AZ Sober /
Hasuia. - 0e fbite Gfierretuirs
ger ira Iprfiet fcrtaaer, at Sprr'
rerne fOrbereper ct ausreb mob
3ubel, bpr bet antagtliS pil femme
ri ct Sopeplas.
SpIflano. Der ~fcrtaaaS, at
Seller @ilbelm paa i'm Helle |
Staten eli pil beiege Nom, men
aster at bare ell Sammenfomrt
meb Song giftor Emanuel Norps
Stalien. = 3cmitplen for Seiltli9e
eager bar afiat Sifcppen AZ Ser'
lin. - Sprtbiftcp Setnrld 6eriter
at SreSlaus er aflat psp Gom. -
De ultramcntaue / ben baierft
Risspas bar %inrienpt til 8cnssn
en- @presle, bpori be forlanser Nt
uiitsriets AfReDiselie. San bar
imiplertlp life billet mobtage oettes
aiifeosanlssnlng. cg man perter
RlsspagenS OplssninS.
aina. Den lite Sttbr. berettes
ira Sbaugbei, at Den brittle Wtt'
hitter bar tilfjenosgipet &e9lertn'
gen / 8ina, AT ban pil ~afreile ira
Betting lite Off,, oerlom bans |
ben itOrbritanniHe Reslerlnss Napn
itiaepe 5orlansenper life blrcer
cpiplpt. 3pie Oft. Strioi9beoerne
meaem ben fineifie &sgjering %
ben brittle 0eiauot PED 9cHet |
Pefins er bilaste. - 8ina % Strs
MA bar aQisret zig for angreb %
Sprlpar. - 6ra 9pnpou berettes
ste Oft, at ben fiueiife Re9le'
ring bar bempnoiset Gbiirrne for
Observation-Disclosures al nm
berbanble umippelbart mep Be
upenlano ie Rintitre.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
Naibingt0n.

Oct er Sfatfammer 6mbeoss
mRnoeneS Wenlno, AT, 6eriom Sub
premien life io~ranpreS, iaa oil Bet
| penne Set blipe umuliSt at cm'
butte Smaaisbler meb Selpmpul,
bpilfet bar pRret SefretRr Brit
Toms Seuftst.
Ssftsipgpcmmen Gpi;ootisn
bar pit zig bsr, men / ringe 0rap ;
fun iaa Seite er ansrebne.
Reajerinsen pil inplsle 500
Youo5 til Ssleb al 5 WtQ. Dollars.
pr9noenteu bar upnapnt
8ebiter Gatpn al RebraItl iii 6es
after pep 9anbfpntpret / Gepubli'
can 9anbbiitrift. - u. 5. DUEL
opertc3 ben 4oe os. III Gmbeoe
ION apmmisiar FOR patentpRienet.
ON fort lib nil Der upfpmme
Nrtttt cper Wen. Sbermdn5 Utes
mpirsr. SOm 5crfatter n9pnes
Sen. 3. y. gppnton.
@. e. Grearu al Wihi9an
er blepen ubnapnt I'll Voitmefter
/ be 5cr. Sruters Senat % Wrs.
Is. e. SonsS al Wineiota til asf'
Iterenbe Eoitmefter.
GrsSeuatpr 6baneler az Mt'
hisau er upnepnt til Setretar
Tor BET Snpre % a1aaoe 6mbepSes
Den Den l9be DIT. 5 Oct 8abt'
uetsmepe, lom pereIter bier bclpt,
bapee Gbanbler plaDs peb Sorpet
iammen meo De andre Weplemmer
AZ 0tants aabinet.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

alcorn telssrafsreoe ON 1irsoas
til 0suer al 3Oppan at Statsmi'
litien ON Sjelp; men fun faa Yer'
louer reiite tbi man aniaa | Se'
lena ben belle aH9rs for at pare
en- 5else at perionlise Stripiabe'
Der melem Mlcorn % Srpwu. Oct
beber, at aleorn bar til fin Haa'
pisbso 10 Wanb til Set % 40
5obfolf, msb beilfe ban prep
Srcpns 200 bepabneoe Nesre paa
5lust. 9iSie bar laaet eeir ben'
peo 3 Wil fra Sriar'S point.
Nssrsne bar for WaiOrttst / Gpa'
bama &c., % iioen Splittellen in'
BEN BET republifanfe garti / Stas
ten inotraapte, bar SberiH Srown.
Der al 5sblsl er 8entufper, peret
9eoer for Mnti' alcorn'Y Bartlett.
! 5riar'S poiut bar @lcoru III
9jem. - ST Telegram fra Wem'
pbias al 8pe DIT. beretter at 5re'
ben er 9jenpprettet | 5riar'S point.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
@isroniin.

5eriie @arbs Stolebus / Gan
Claire neobrenbfe ben 30ts Sept.
Oct par bpaset forriae Aar %
bapre fOitet 5 II. 900. aariaaeu
par 5ell / SfcriteueH.
lbcmrion IL Sos Qlauafa
brif | Silolt nj reo ben foite az
bclpte Statssubfiqino / 8iseouTn
lite Vrsmie for nens plauses lettc
lrafnins os a~lminnelis Setbep
Sebanelin9eu.
Ie lspeube aiebm1np 81.
apsr lam er blepue suige ON az
luffe tine ghlfter 81. 8 aiten.
- 20 9amsr fra Rarinstte par
mar pso at blipe fralte / et Sptel
/ Grsen Ban. forpi be nutfebe
0aeien nbeu at omoreie 8raneu.
ga Grosie Spscialfcnferenees
Yr9iter bOlper iii uaite Webe
Yaitcr spbbsus W~enisbsp / Rcr'
pre Seuuer Grsef ira lirspas Wio.
pas ben lore Ropb. til 5repaQ
Wlpoas BEN lobe /. R. OuSpas
Den l7pe forrettes 8irfsinnpielis
Der.
Srepas ben 24oe Sept. til
traapte paitor u. Rsnuebers III
8alp ipm praf til RuHesO pe
YorfpiQs Wenisbeb, Raeiue so.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
Wisisiippi.

Scm pil e~rinnreS, gar nj | Np.
8 Ell S%srstuinl ON be ba | Wls'
tsfppi iterfunpue urplt9becer.
Sloen ben Sip bar SprFrsaanpen
liaaet li1elcm ulmenne, lnpttl Den
MI laien brppsr Nd. Oct er frem'
peles Den Spjpe 1iJa, iom after
er upe mep fine fc%rtrpoerie Slss
remaal. Wln fan bercm slfre
Tg en- flarers ScretiQins PED at
laie islsenoe Seretnln9er: an'
tboup Smith, Der tipllsere par
Stupent peo Gbicago uniperittet
ps Snbraaner al Gbicasc, bar bolot
SfOle for Negerbern / Clinton,
Wisfsfppi. Sette blep man for'
araet oper. gan blsp 9reben AZ
en- Slcf maferepe M2np for al
benses. Suft pa Striffen ftulpe
sisres fat. fcrleste ban at ilr9te,
men blep [ Bet lamme peoelis laa'
ret pep ct Club. Sm Worperues
icrtisnte afitraHelis pil Der naturs
lispis life blipe Gale BERTH er
ecpsne % 0prisbepen altfcr mag
teslcs. psrtil fan ffies ct leles
1ram, ION Bier ienot fra 6ridrs
Boint, Wtsi. ST. 8 Gfterm. ben
CITE Oft. til Wempbis, 3eun., %
|lpper iaalepes SberiHen / Gca'
bania So. icraariasepe, at en- be-
pebnst Neserlpf imcrses trenste
IND / Dor yp. 0i prsp Neserne
tilbase % ct fulptanoi9 organic
leret iii 5oripar meb equator ell'
corn % General Chambers lcml
9epere. SberiHen er Hp9tet. Seno
ps Sielp itrar. Canine Dag be-
Der Bet / en- geretnins fra Wtlm'
pbis, at Def CT ell alminpelig IRE
ming Der, at Der ei pil blipe Slcps'
upsppelIe | SriarS ppint, % trcrs
De talrise 1elesrammer ON at
isnpe Waaben os Waupfab, er Der
bog iutet Sfriot siOrt | ben &et'
ming. Sra Selena, MrfanlaS, te'
lesraferes liselepes iamme Dag,
at Gfterretninserne fra Sriar's
goint piier, at Senatcr alcprn %
ben farpepe SbcriH Srcwn par
aariasen til Opitpret Waneass.
5 9sroags'8 onpenticnen ansreb
alcorn / ell 1ale meo tor Bitter
bep Brown, % Den fel9enpe Sgn
bag inobeo benne iipfe tine Ven'
ner til at fpmme til Vpen paa
Ranoas, for pa pilee ban | en-
Gale frembplps aae MlcornS 8jel'
trinssitrseer. Opbrast borrower
truepe Senatorsn meo at Rpoe
Yrowu, fcm pa lamlepe ON zig en-
Slot Nesre for at bsitptte zig, %
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
Snofanoet.
SDwa.

Soma.
Da man mfg / 9uroin go.
9roreoe Ell grsno, flnpt man 80
Sob unoer S%orplaoen Ell Ere.
famine, tpjS garf % @renc barpe
ct faa friat uoisenrc, ION ON DC
uplie rar tilpaffepe meo Serb,
fisnt Erect barpe li99et Der /
lang 2ip. Sertll par Def ell 5r9'
qrt, fcm life rcger | eeune Del AZ
Ssaten.
-MetbcriiterueS SiitriftS. 8ons
ferentie msote / Snbiancla Den CITE
DIT. Siifop Rerria prafoereoe.
- Ttpbteria rreber III ON Sa'
gene mango ggrn.
5oSeper fra Gbica9c, @OloS'
burg % 3apipipn, Der retite ON
I Soma for at ielae Supeler, Bier
ben Ste Oft. ppsrfiert al ct 1ren
reo Nonticeac % blep Iemt mep'
farne, men bebclpt Dog Qipet.
- Senpeb 80 Wanp fra Ses
RciueS aster at 9isre en- Eur til
8alifCrnia, % nr9le al Dem bar
til Senf9t at boiRtte ft9 Der.
st tort Antal Sptn Dor /
ben ippliae Del al Staten. Gn
WauD | Iarion So. bar miitet
pe!e IN 0riiejcro, % bar permep
llot Ct Cab al 5 20OO.
gables Bureau" er Napnet
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
Ninnciota.

4. 4. Gobolm at cafe Gitp, on
tnoeren Al en- Lamp Extinguisher",
bpis patsnt blep irlat til en- Ct.
SOuis. Wanb for 5 $500, er uplio
Deb 81 Mar CANNED.
Stltsn Winneiota bar mi
597, 900 Snpbpssere.
- 9ator Ginar WulfsbsrsS %
puitru 6briitine 3lpriffes Seu
Safob peoe pal 5rebor II preites
1daro ben ste DIT. eiter fun 2
Ia9eS SpspOm, 6 Wpr. % 5
Dage 9l.
- Spet Mrs. Srautman Den
l8oe Oft. iiulbe ubpaffe Ell Rei.
lerRfe, ait Sfuppet Les al en- /
8Rffsn pRrenoe Repclper. 8u9len
trlf benbes Rano / Sopeoet ca
bam ~ospelist. De par ri.
ebe fcr fun s Gage ftoen, OF ben
unoe Suitru er n9r peb at tabe
6pritanpen az SVrs.
5beolcsif aanpioat 8. q.
Su / Norse er talpet iii Brsii
for &c Rcp nOrTie Wenisbep.