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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

This is n disease which of late ycur4
has prevailed to Il fearful extent in va
rions portions Of the country. Very
little il yet known Of the cause or the
best mode Of treatment, although thou
sands Of animals are annually lost by
what Is said to be hog cholera. But like
many other diseases common among farm
stock, there is little doubt thatthis is the
result Of improper food or general neg
Icct. In n late number of the National
Live Stock journal, II correspondent, in
speaking OF The prevalence Of this dis
ease in the Western states, makes the
following very pertinent remarks on this
point: The causes Of the diseases nrc
obscure, but as ii il more prevalent in
low and undraincd localities than ON
high and well drained soil, it il consid-
cred to be due mainly to miasmatic and
malarious emanatiOns. Confinement in
filthy sties, impure drinking water, and
want OF change in food, etc, are also
among the causes. We are convinced
that many animals of this class are an
nually lost from the effects of improper
food, from living in an atmosphere sur
charged with poisonous %cllluvia, the pro-
duct of animal or vegetable decompo-
sitlon, Dccomp0sing substances, both
animal and vegetable, corn that has un.
dcrgone n change from long keeping or
exposure to damp, and which is loaded,
perhaps, with the sporulcs of poisonous
fungi, brine from the meat tub-thcsc
and other similar substances are often
given to pigs as food, and in many in
stances have been known to cause very
great losses. Much that we have seen
conylnccs us of the necessity of more at
tcnlion being paid to the quality of the
iood OF these animals than is generally
being done, and also to the nature of
their lodgings, as well NJ the air they
breathe. This disease doubtless assumes
different forms under different circum-
stances, but the causes are probably the
same in all, and might be traced to some
thing radically wrong in the food or gen
eral surroundings Of the affected animals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13
From the NoW rOrk TriluH.
4 Wnul SuuDIIpd.

The American mind is active. It has given
Ms books Of fiction Tor the scntimcntalist,
learned books Tor the scholar and professional
student, but fc1r bOoks (Or HE pcOpic. 4 book
JOr me PcOpic must relate TO Il subject Of uni
versa interest. Such Il subject il the physical
nan, and such a book "THEPEOPLE'sCOMMON
SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER" Il copy Of which
has been recently laid on our table. The high
professional attainmentS Of its author-Dr.
Il. V. PIERCE, Of Buffalo, n. I.,-and the
advantages derived by him from an extern.
sivc practice, would alone insure for his work
n cordial reception. But these are not the
merits for which it claims our attention. The
Author is dm1n Ctthc pcOpLc, lie sympathizcs
with them in all their Affections, efforts, aud
nttainmcnts, Tie pcrccivcs their WANT
kHOdicdJe Of HemSoucs-nnd believing that all
truth should be made as universal ms Gods
own sunlight, from his fund Of learning and
experience he has produced II work in which
he gives them the benefits of his labors. In
il he considers man in every phase Of his
existence, from the moment he energies
" from II raylcss atom, too diminutivc for the
sight, until he gradually evolves to the ma
turity OF those rOHsciONS POwcrS, the exercise
Of which furnishes subjective evidence Of
our Immortality" Proceeding upon the
theory that every fact OF mind has II physical
anteccdcnt, he has given an admirable treatise
on Cerebral Physiology, and shown the bear
ings of the facts thus established upon indi.
yidual and social welfare. The Author be.
licycs with Spencer, that "as vigorous health
and its accompanying high spirits are larger
elements of happiness than any other things
whatever, the teaching how to maintain them
is Il teaching that yields to no other what.
ever" and accordingly has introduced an
extensive discussion Of the methods by which
we may preserve the integrity Of the system
and 0ittimcs prevent the onset Of disease.
Domestic Remedics-thcir preparation, uses,
and cllrcts-form Il prominent feature Of the
work. The HYGIENE treatment, or nursing
OF the sick, is an important subject, and
receives attention commensurate with its i'm
%portancc. Nearly all diseases "tO which
flesh is heir" are described, their symptoms
and causes explained, and proper domestic
treatment suggested. To rcciprocatc the
many fayors bestowed upon him by II gener.
Gus public, the author offers his book ut II
price ($l.5O) little exceeding the cost Of pub
LEGATION. Our readers can obtain this prlcti-
cal and valuable work by addressing the
uutLnr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

SCHENcK's PULMONGC SYRUP, SEA WEIRD ToNIC,
AND MANDRAKE P~ILLs.-Thcse dcserycdly cele-
bratcd and popular medicines have effected a reyo-
alton in the healing art, and proved the fallacy Of
several maxims which have for many years OBJ
structcd the progress Of medical science. The false
suppositiOn that Consumption Is incurable 4" de-
TERED physicians frsm attempting to find remedies
Tor that disease, and patients afflicted with it recon-
clled themselves To death without making an effort
to escape from a doom which they supposed 10 be-
unavoidable. II IL now proved, however, that Con-
sumption can Ne Curct, and TINT II has been cured in a
very great number Of cases some Of them apparently
desperate ones by Schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup alone.
and IN other cascs by the same medicine in cOnnec-
ton with S%ch"nck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
rus, one or 10th, according 10 the requirements Of
the case.
DIR. SchenCk himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted
gnoh health Tor more than forty years, was supposed,
Rt one time, to be at the very gate of death, his ply
stciRns having pronounced his case hopeless, and
abandoned him to his fate. He was cured by the
aforesaid medicines, md, since his recovery, many
thousands similarly affected have used DR.. Schenckfs
preparations with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making IL no,
absolutely necessary to personally see DR.. Schenck
unless patients wish their lungs examined, and for
this purpose he IL professionally at his pri aclpal
office, Corner Sixth and Arch Sts., Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
addressed. Scncnck's medicines are sold by all
druggists.
E.J. HARr&C Co, Nos. n, 10 and II Tehoupltoula.
street. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

CHAPrED hands, face; pimples, ring
worm, altrheum, and other cutaneous afIec
tons cured and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. BE care
full to get only that made by Caswcll, Hazard
x Co., New York, as there are many imita'
tons made with common tar, all Of which arc
worthless.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13
ECCLESI ASTICAL.

'',"' 10" 49,
cIdei not to accept the blshoprlco OF emma,
TO (which be was elected by the Protestant
Episcopal House OF bishops
THE Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
Missions announces that it, receipts for
| the past six months amount to only S97,-
1888, leaving $I53,0 S8 10 be raised during
the coming six months,
TuE Rev, John :. Young takes charge
Of the Second Prcsbytcrian church, Nash.
willie. ~ a regular supply. The Rev. Mr.
lo"lt u ',c SoI o' ~ l"''nR' 'ofi'c''y
secretary u ''"'' oI i''n'N'o''
'IE attendance upon the Bethel sun
day'school Cincinnati, has been as iol-
lows on the dates gwen; October ~,
2,OSIi November I, 2lI6; November H.,
2,3Il; November ~, 1856 November
y, ] ,2O3,
TIE First PRESBYTERIAN church of
Selma, made vacant by the removal Of
the Rev. DR., w. j. Lowry, has invited
the Rev. Alfred j Morrison, the evan
gcli.t Of NIccklenhurg Presbytery, North
Carolina, to supply its pulpit for Il year.
pry n,yInirvv , graduote of the
uchrcw Oruhon h.yinm If New Work
and rorrnGy toachcrortbc UIobrow achaoi
Of Montreal. G, f., has received n cali
from, CLorIoyton 8 n 10 wbich rloro
he will shortly remove ~ minister Of the
Jewish congregation Of that city.
The statistics of the Gnly second Ban.
tist convention of Connecticut show that
,,,
1865 COMMITMENTS, l37 Sunday-schools
and l7,l52 Sunday-school pupils. The
sun Of Sl2l42 was raised during the
ycar for the mid of veal; churches in the
State. "a churches received mid.
lliE Protestant Episc9Pal almanac iof
I"'' reports lllc following STATISTICS OF
tlc chlirch Tor the past year; biSloPS'7G
bishops elect, .; other clergy, ",lZZ; mum
Der OF clergy deceased Ifi DaPIlSlI5' 0','
O13i combinations, ZZ,oJ2i coLnlhuiiiclnI5
26l ,Oo3; marriages. ''Vo; DuflalS, 10
3o'i can1Idatcs ioL oFd!I7, . Oru,ha-
'l3hS p'acohS' Az, PIIc'IS' 80 0unaaS,
contributions. So 500 sos 81.
,,l", P''no'I"' D"!l unr 'o.'n."Iv
rpri'.!"I' ~ LP"'" ,nJ nP"i1oiSii
,hI''li"n 'hurc', 'oiTV'tulcu ~ 20
.y u union u tIo IPn,,,n ,I'Etl%ai'o u
cc"c!.cIy %na 'ic r'y"iiEcilCHi tlu'cH u
0P'ip' nus Gliurci "lEiucu lhVp our
Pr'HpylcrlcS' cIaIIi'S o'o'o hearers puV It's
Si"tl3Iic' are very imperfect tariaSco'
ihr delegate 10 tne i~'yan9cIlcai Alliance,
lost ON the 'NlIie at! iiaVre, was 1or-
merry Its foremost minister, ~ Cabrera
s now
Two incidents significant of the grow.
inc comity Of North and south have re-
GENTLY ]nrcurreJ in the Ep,sconnI church
s., lanes church, Chicago, which was
notnhIc in the northwest for The intensity
If Iruion sentiment among liz p%orishoner;
~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

Your valuable medicine Simmons Regulator has
saved me doctors bills often. ! use il for everything
that 1t is recommended for, and never knew it to fail
I have used II In Collie and Grubs with my mules and
horses, giving them about halfa bottle ut II time. l
have not lost one that | gave it to. You can recon
mend 1t to every one that has stock as being the best
medicine known for all complaints that horse Hes
IL heir to. 4. r. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

have used Or. simmons Liver Regulator mysel
and in my family Tor years, and pronounce i one 81
the most satisfactory medicines that can he used,
N,thing would induce me- to los without II aud
all my friends, If they want 70 secnr'
health, to always keep it on hand.-R. l.. Mott, Co
lumbus, Ga, Congressman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

81 "a TEIFH d. CO., iuiion u, New York,
~ Va want N<cnts Tor the Silver Dollar
n F IrLs ttillOnery Package. II con
gkkkEkEk1 tsnS . 4 sheets OF first class paper,
"a GrtClls envelopes, engraved
silver lated penhcld r, golden pan, p'nOll, and q y6lr.
shls prize. SRmI 10 udosNs, with elegant prize. post
paid, Tor 40 Gems; o pHostI os. postpaid, k3.5O-A
!y' dollar runru I ed n. enc of tho nine prizes "a
silver dollars and . 10 gold pisoe In every D pack.
aEes.. Agents circular tree.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13
RE- M

4 NY PERSON owning n Sewing Machine which
~ IL nearly worn out, or does not dc the work re-.
quirsd, will find II to their advantage to send us u
description of their Machine, and get our liberal
terms OF exchange for the Light Running keMs.
ingiOn. 1t in fully warranted for five years, and
sntiHtncton IL guaranteed in every. instance, or the
money will be returned To the purchaser. The most
liberal terms to agents aud cash buyers. Samples Of
work and all particulars by mail 70 parties living a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

Its ingredients are ALL VEGETABLE. 1t is al
ministcred without difficulty. II causes no repnl-
siyeness, and in no event ihjuring the most deIlcn'"
constitution.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

It is an active CATHARTIC, TONIC and ALTER
ATIVE not unpleasant to the taste, and leaves no
LASSITUDE OrILL EFFECTS after it has operated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

GUARDS. - white or tinted Bristol, 20 cts; 30
I ~upwiinkos, Marble, Rep, or Damnsk - ciri 90
Glass, 40 cts; with your name beautifully printed on
them, and % samples "ftvpc, agents priGo.Iist, ctc,
clubs. Best Of work. ". C'CAENON, 10 nceland
street. Boston. Refers TO <, NJ. PETTENGILL a Go.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

SENn NJ Tor samples Of lIammonds window
- springs, for locking and supporting sashr- u
All sltcs !t.itgnltts give full inHtInCtiopSgn o cuts,
W. =. HAMMOND, Loiyisberry, York Coz Pa,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

~ )NH0HWANH, or NOHIf hnrInInE.
How either sex may ~fascinatc ana gain the love
and affection Of any person they choose, instantly.
This art all can possess, free, by mail, ~ cents To-
gcthor with n Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints tc Ladies', &c, l,U0,DU sold. a queer
hnnk. AhIrnsH u. MiIliAnaN %. PmhH. PhlIhlelnIlh
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-13

nVNIINN and Morphine habit absolutely aud
IDV II speedily cured, Painless; no publicity.
MI Send stampi for particulars, Dr,CApL-
VIZ aSi'A TON, 1877 Washington st., Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

TnnOmangci. Sra SoIpr fla9es
oper tiIto9cuoe @anbmanscI ira olIe
Banter ilrr pal Gienb0mme, lonl
Iieecr sfter 8ieraiioerue, buOr @ano
til Snsbrua paa mango Steoer al.
oeIcs mongIer. 9et maa orrfOr
tronsporterts ira &auooraa iom til
osls lager ca. I Mil borte ira
8aoteene. bUilfct life er til liosn
llIempe for utofommsnoe Gieuooms.
~bsiooere. Stttc or ialialo Ct Mrbsi.
Be. lom man / Negclen life bar pioIt
No0ct al / osn iloite Wsnncifealoer,
iloeiom oct oGsprrre CT at iormooe,
al &anost REMEDIES oil p~bsrliaere
forminoifcs no oOer 8intersn enonu
en- 3 Maoncoers 5io. Der mang.
Ter ooiaa &auo uco WellebrIgms.
lna at oct er uaniftligt at iaa iot,
malet oct neopenpi9e &Orn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Si~lialafbelin9
Seiper.

Sc Serrsr y, 3. 8ofer 81 SO.
bar al lin SaroUare.9 nnosI etahlertt
Ell 6iIiaIofreling i 9elpsr, huor Dc
itaoiet pil bOIoe en- op9tis @inlmeb
iamt fuIb 0uriBuin9 mso &inuarsr,
SuSrsnber, pnteniereoc saIuanilersnc
Sern.S pnsrpr, Wetallic Gbimnebs
etc. etc, ligeiom DC oaiaa i i'm 81.
l~ioIaioclins / Seiper oil puntflig
sfterfommc enhDcr Srore li9eiaa 9Oot
lum / oereS Buff / 0ecorab.
6ilinIofbsIiuscu er stablcret for
oeito iterre Scfusmmsli9beo for 6oIt
/ Oct nor6li9e @jnucibsif Gountp
us ipoIise Minndota. Garerue uiI
blius ioIste til 9tcorab Yriier.
&sparotiousr ubferes 9oot 90
biIli9t.
81. Z. Nafcr s So.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

cn. 1920 900 Yot;er. berof LAG
600 Yotier til 9ambur9 ca pibus
SorlSnoelis til SpOomsrlfa, l35. 600
Yotter III eOnpOn % sud, 5000
Yotter til @miierOam. 300 8Otter
til SABRE % $500 Yotiu til sic.
benhopn
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Tnnonc SOoe. 3 'orriae 4ar CT
Der / 8riltiania iunoet gig al life
minbre emo % Yerlonsr / : mar
2. 6ebrinr /, WartS J. Npril 2.
Wai /. Sum- 3 September 3. 81.
tober 2, Nopsmbsr 4, December 4.
IA ere Omfomne peb uIpffeIi9 SEN
oslis. s Deo SlasnIielbe, / bar be-
0aaer SeIpmorb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

aOngellg Waur. Sans MuieitGt
8onacn bar paa i'm SpoieIsoo0 la.
Oct %tilitillc 8Orcnm9eu I'll unoeriipt.
tsIle al a%rIltiania 9usarme 400
arOntr, buorbos Be iGoDanlige 500
&roner til SOrotline bIanot 8arui.
ions 8lbiiotbeferne for lluosStlasicr.
ne sr ll9slebss tIIitlu,t GebfOmmeube.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
pip., Oip.

Serpeo tillaoer ri os at bsnleoe
oct rrebc Yublifums Spm0rfiombeb
paa, at ri MI bar opertaset Nesn.
turiorretnin9cn af De beremte "Gbar.
Ter DAT Stopes". 8i bar til cnbper
5ib fuIcitUnbi9t Spla9 % lelser
alt til DC lapsits Yriier / Marfeoet.
Set til pore Spne nebuenoise Gil
bsber sr alt 9lort al cs lslp al Dc
bsoite Waterialier % iulot ioriitfrs.
DC.
"Gbarter DAT StopeS" sr manu-.
iaftereoe al "St. Qouis Wonufactn.
rp & Co., ct al Dc Gloite Wonu'
~ioftnrier i @merifn, forbsu / 5rOp,
Y. y.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Scrnbancll gjenncm @repitabrrne.
Sepuierene ira Stisn. Yors9ruup.
0aurpis Sanoeflorp. 8~cnsbcr9, sol
msitruno oar Den 20oe 5anuar lam.
icoe i 9aurpit til snoslis Sronin9
al 9iItrifternes 8ioraa. Binrngsi
Tor SratSbrr9 oil UUrs tilpsiebrast
nGite ll3e. @ao @repifaberntS 8i.
otuo 100 600 Spr., man9ler 80 900
Spo lom anta9cs iiIg.jtbragt lHoen
29oe Sanuar
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

@alins Seurcttelic ianci Stso
paa NOronss / Bergen Den % 3a.
nuar 81. 90. San I~eoia9eoes op
paa Sfaiottet al 6GnaieIspreit 0abI.
Snnrsmisiioner @raosbabl % SfO.
IeIercr @runs. Yator 0abI ben.
penbts noels Orb til De 8iIitsnsOG.
rencs % uotaIle Der SaGb. at &aI
In bar rel btrebt til 0eoeu. otter
at blpe tuUlel NED og mOota9et Tel.
l9ntIlen tellte Wauin ia OF, BAD
ON 8lIgi0clie % ON DC Smtying.
ltaaenoss SSorben boOrpoa ban lag.
DC jig NED forat moblase 0posbu9
GET. 8lQlu bite Den bale 3io eli
mGrfeiIs Gaining.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

yrammeus - Sfiensbancn. 81
ertraornmGrs Observation-Disclosures
De olboIotes Snsbo9 / 5ensberl til
8~sbanoIng al SSotiI1sst ON 8spiI9.
ming al 100 600 Spo. I'll Qftlcte0.
ming / al Ssrubane ira 0rammeu
ouer gourpi9 til SfIen.
uoiolnet al BET ofboIotc ~trtrooroi.
mere observation-disclosures ren
Lite Ssp!cmbr {. o., blsp laaooni
"0ei irenlatte llbiattelietfUNaQ ialoi
mco 50 moo 9 Sttmmer. SOrllo.
att IN Seuilgulua al 100 900 Spo.
f%ortallst mob s q. N~icolapiens
Solill9 - ON so 900 Spo srbolol
life tOtreolsbeIs YIuroljtet. Vile Ya'
plrsr oorienoes 8e9lsriuscu."
StIens 8sprGlcntaniitab bar
enltemmia psoia0et al te9ns iis iol
Ct Bdeb al 81 $50 Spb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sriit ania. Sfjbsrsrer Inoreos
Cote CT ivorlrit %ioriOunoet. San
ait Nptoarsoiltn for at tu9e Ell Spab'
isrtur men iiDcn bar bans camille
5psrfen feet eutr bert no9et ON BAN.
Sentre melodies Ger: Stibsreosr
Nnpreus 3oftcS GIG er funoet al ns
til gfisrIcsuir9 n%oienNtc 8oIf
Sfopsu Opcufor @rimsIuno. San
bar / Qcbet at Soften i msIanfolif
siIItono uauorct omfrin9 / Sforen
Ser. % pNret inee / Spenbsituen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Yilebammcr, 20oe Sauuar. YroDit
@ilbsIm 8rlltlan Wa9sllen ira Ne.
tire 6oten, lOm pao Ell Geiie TOR
fOmmeu bertil &irsoassaiteu, ai9it
SnsboGmor9n pluoieIlg Oeo Dozen.
Wa9slien bar feot 1904, theOloglif
&anoiodt 1927 o. bar u9rst Yrglt
paa 8boteu Ilbeu 1912 % YroOii
lleen 1860
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sarlar Den l4oe Sonuar. Mie.
I'm er islo9t u%OrNenira % uoOuer
li9e til Sraugc. 9elsecn. ga @cr.
men lieeIcoss ~iorlGngit rr tiIirOsiet,
laa sr al 0ompitibstruRf for iuiutsr
Opbpre piu Wielsn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Sa0e(maQerudr60eO

Sfilot: Gn SGlcpubc.
2oen Ter ieit al Stjles S,ptel,
WATER STREET DEBORAH.
Seq nil berpee unterrette mine sauos'
mRno / almluoeti9bcb % 8dnile Sunoer
ii9rcelesbeo en- at leg I'll enbptr Ste
or frrbereet til at ueisre al Sldas Sa'
bclmaaerarbeice % leg pil b%eltrGbe mia
for altic at uefsre @rbeteet tilirebsltl!s
ienoe, brule Be b,oite Wdtcriaiier %
lRtle fer bili1ite lriitr.
9eifillnaCr pua MT Irbdoe enltcs.
8eparaticntr %uefsres hurti9t "a tllfrtoSs
fnfnce. SitanbiGtntr1 "a n%cltcrninN
at bru9te Msbler ca aisrstsir uefsrts.
9l bar ct 9cbt llcpat9 al SGltr,
Saoitr, Srsbir civ, iamt ale andre
Eager lem l~Gopauli9 Rncts i min 6er'
refining.
ganSsmenS! Scm ~ bsiss mia irrin:
een 3 0iet Snbisb, N Z Ian pere itrc
paa at mine 0arer uo9isfs FUN ipr bpae
Be ere. Silirtcsbee %9aranttrts allie
Silfeloe. s6rtsolatt
2l-iA. 8. u. 5eSJ.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Hcreninaen Mora afbcleer re9ulRye
y @seer bper 6reSa9 Nften / 1T Sptale
rper Winnelbeif 6c. gant.
3cbu 9ratfrls, o.
q. Is. Scfcs, SefretRr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
"sfanoinaDia SDnie."

@eo ammon & ScOtt's MOlle.
9antsmanb, fem bio mee Sosrs pc
tie, 8 pil Der Inoe Iaa 9cee Stalpe,
lcm ncsstfsbs / Spen, en- life beere.
Sea bar nu bpsget en- np Stalo c9
rspareret zen eamle, 90 bar rsrhcs ine'
rettst ct iuetitan9t @alresrum. Naar
@u~estienefen te9pnecr | ben nae Strte,
oil bet for 8irfefclf blipe ben narme'te
Blaes at fortune iiue Sefe. Sapre %
acet 90 ifal a.tto pere at betemme
i%eritilte gareller ca Spee SsuSe sr til
Sieneite frr gcserenbe, traftig 90 geo
Nab er at betcmme til bper Sio paa
Saoen, OF bet ltal pare ppr Ssffrabells
at t~ilireesiias Gnbpers rimslt9 6er'
bring.
u. Rilien, Gier.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

SnAnitricn. VI ggcmpel poa, hpcr
lcoes Den inOsnIonblfc SnouItri fan
tommc op, noor Den oriues mco
Gp0tiQbco % finoer en- bclri9 Spc.
cialitet, irembposr ariilianla 0crpri.
ocrfobrif. 8eQDunt for nosls &ar
Ioeu meo 9anifs ioa &rbeirere er
Sabrifer uuosr De isnere IarS itarfe
8sbpe9elit Der / Suen % Oct BERTH
l%uarsurc Bebop al 0eruriosre puret
iaaIeoss, at Den MI ipsisIiettsr 100
Ycrloner | Ct c9et Sns.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Eroi. Sulins NitOlGgieu er al Den
ameutanlfe GtntraItomite for Den til
Qfbo!relie / Ssvtsmber Maaneo i
philadelphia btrammsos 9G9cfOnsres
pal9t til forrsiponpsrtnos Weolem
for Noroe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
THE VICTOR
Farm Gate.
untcnterft ben Ste Mnanit 1872.

Isnne fcrtrinlioe Srfinrelie tilh0rrr Zen
aldsle az SlrmsIcrte, fem tan adbnes ~
lHftes peo al ltpoe rem tilliee. Ten noe
Srlinnelie beltaar Al en- ~etenrcmmeli9 Sanls
msniGtninJ eller Ecrbineelle az mccpirfenee
Batter, Der hep91es al en- SeItsltang, pee
6iGlp al bpilttn Qcrten fan altnss q lufs
its mer ltcr 9etbeo ~ Sttpemmsli9bep, llpsn
Al man bebSrer Al Saa Al VYnsn eler al
Selierm1en.
De met fcmpetente ~ ipnhi9e Flrmere.
ipm bar blpt NnlepninI I'll fcrle5t otsls
CLAUS TarmsV prte. urtaler nec nIlo Scer'
bepisnine, al DC sr ne berIte o. radlts
peli9ite patentereoe SarmsYcrte -
iddprl ON Srmmsren iCm ON 0intersn -.
lcm De bar feet. Srcrlcmbelit &c bar caret
rerrGfentereee rla Statss tler Scuntp'ltes
liQin0sr. er Be altip blspet tileelts BEN
bpteite aaertlenbelie.
Yrifcn
paa eisie 9orte er eneN llneer ben
rad be llminesliae Fprte meo @lsnae, ~
Ma famine 5io er @efcsmmeltaheeen idl
nsast iisrrs, at man en- 3te AZ TO sIsr
tire Wdansesr pil ipdre laa mesen lib, al
man psrmtp fan betale en- Al Dc noe Ecrfe
Ten er | g%irftli9bsesn 6nbcers Ben,
N inosn nr9le fda @ar ril "tbe 0ittpt
@ate' tlire anieet icul BEN enete
bteite % prattiite Sdrm sBcrt,
cm bru9es ~ drbetoes.
Tplssnee oeltefienete gerlcnsr bar nste
uneerie9t "tbs gietrr @atr' % bar rso
Crprt fcrifaHtt f9 en- slsr flers til esrss
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

SaOersgaUc til Saabdt. Gen 10
D. W. bIcu Der operroft S~tortbin9s.
mauo Sanbrf ct imRft, al Sub.
imsb Yje / &riitionia f~Orarbsipet
Selpfrns ira rrtlenotIi9e WsobOr.
acre for bans SioTtbinsspirfiombto
/ irinnhet Nstnina
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

SooafnlO. Gu al Staean9er.gg.
mems Glolte Wrn0, Snmunh Stof.
ft, SO Qar gammCI er ni9aaet Ush
ypbeu oeu 3oie SlHulr.
gn Of be iaa her | Qanoet
tnnnu lCpenoe Geitraucrt ira 8ri9ene
/ Besploelicn al bette Narbuubreos
Ole grifleu @urm / 8ieNlln8. er
Dan 5tc pS. of9aam bto 2eom.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Gn Somnnos. % 0aHOclsiorenln9
er nbli9 oprsitst / Slllelano % teller
80 Weolemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Nv nOrSk Saloon.

uneerte1ueoe bar inerettet en- IONS
Salccn / Suthinirns npe 9lcf
/ Walhinstrr Greet peo Sicen al
Sdnefcrb Yiperp Statle, tpcr bet pil
elGoe mig at ie samIe 9euner % 9e'
fienete. Orb R~ebanelin1 loves aIle
N enbper, lom maatte beere mig meo
line Y.lG. Sal WGrte til gp0ten, bpcr.
paa CT malet "9terlt Salocn."
u. Helicu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

giOrOijf SirtfmOOe. 5ieI9s osn
8clutuina, iOm iatteoes peo bet
Tone itanninapiite 8Irtemeoe i 8ie.
bnbapn for f Nar ilotn, ifal rGite
Rirftment boIoeS auitunoenoc Com.
mer Stodloim.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Sra 2%aooerfanoene.
Storoc.

(@i Fanciuapii'e glaee inrtil gore Gan.