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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20
OHEO EEGEGLATgrRE..

a prii ll.-SENATE-H u Ouse bill auth
oriZing religious societies consolidating
their interests to transfer property from
each separate society to the cUnsclidat.
ed society; House bill authorizing cor.
Oners to Use money found on the per.
sons of unknown dead to pay burial ex.
penSeS; House bill cOdifying the poor
laws; House bill making il miSde.
meanOT to entice away or ao1uct in
mates Ui the Industrial School Tor GilIS;
House bill to provide for iegaiizing
transcripts from Old or defaced county
records; House bill providing for the
discharge ofany person indicted in case
he shall not be tried by the end of the
second term gi court after his indict-
maDt; House bill 10 permit school trus-
tees 70 contract for tuition Of pupils, not
Ouly with adjoining districts; Senate
bill authorizing courts to set aside
Judgments obtained by talss swearing.
\ resolution OF thanks to officers and
pages W ss adopted.
HOUSEHOLDS passed: Senate bill to
provide iOr the sale of lands for the
non. payment Of taxes by proceedings
in courts; Senate bill cOdifying the
ditch laws 50 far us they relate to county
commissioners; Senate bill to allow
writs of error from police courts to
courts Of cOmuOn pleas on the ground
OF finding in conraventiCn of evidence
Senate bill to authorize Columbus 10
borrow so 600 in anticipation OF the
June levy; House bill to create IA
burelu of labor statistics.
April l2-SENATE-A bill was intro
duced 10 make it obligatory on fnunici-
pal corporations to elect boards of GEM
etery trHstecS, of three each.
The Office oiliigial reporter WIS abol-
ished
Lieutenant Goysrn0r Young made
short speech, aud in accordance with |
I Joint resolution previously adoI ted, |
iecldled me senate adjourned until the !
ir-t Tues lay in Januirv, 1871, at 3
I'clUck p. IA.
HUUSE-After the transaction of some
business of no general public interest,
speaker GroSvcuer addressed the !:
House, and 90 dipnce to joint resolu-
ION decla red the House adjourned un- 1t
u the first Tuesday in January, 1877. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE Legislature, 4alter the shortest
session for fifteen years-I01 days-ad-
journed On Wedesday of last week. On
the outside of this paper will be found
a full record of its transactions. The
session was one marked by active la
Dor; its work was completed-it was
done'well, and no jobs were lett to be
rushed through in its closing hours
Ii met the requirements of the people
of the State like men, and then went
home. 1t took another wholesome
course, and that was to adjourn until
January, instead Of December. Ne
business is done in December, hence
the meeting at that time is a useless
expense. They have done good work.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THIS notion that some Of the BUSH
whacker5 are SO industriously fostering
that there is only one man in the couD-
try who is big enough to fill the Presi-
Dental chair, should be squelched.
When things get to that pass, it will be
time to set up despotism. Mr.. Bris-
tow has made hard fight against the
whisky thieves. He has made it un-
der the direction of the President.
Grant took hold of the rings, and
them with Bristow. 1t was
Bristow's good fortune to be in a place
where his courage found exercise.
There are other men in the country
who would vefought as stout fight.
The notion that there are not, is dis
graceful and pusillanimous. All this
prating about there being only one
man worthy the nomination is puerile
and coWardly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE Bowler heirs aud the Kentucky
Central railroad people seem to be en-
iirely satisfied with George II. Pendle-
toms success in pushing through the
War Department fraudulent claim,
of which they received share. And
this, from the Democratic standpoint,
appears to be vindication. If Pendle
tons clients do not consider themselves
swindled, he is not to be blamed, it
seems, for defrauding the Government.
Estate Journal. -s''-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE Silver coin bill has now become
a law. 1t substitutes silver coins ofthe
denomination Of fifty, twenty-five,
twenty and ten cents for the outstand-
ing fractional currency, aud makes ap-
plicabIe TO the sinking fund the amount
of the latter redeemed as part of the
public debt. The silver coins to be
paid out as subsidiary or fractional cur
rency are of the standard of 1853, being
$50 grains to the dollar. These silver
coins and the trade dollar, containing
420 grains pure silver, are left as before,
a legal tender for So. The effect on the
sinking fund for the current fiscal year
will be to absorb of. the customs reve-
nue. of the year about SIS, 100000 frac-
tional currency for the same amount of
United States five-twenties which the
Secretary would have purchased for
this object had not the present bill pass
ed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

Mr.. SwANN's Committee on Foreign
Affairs has determined not to permit
any testimony to be introduced in the
investigation as to the Emma mine
affair, that might impeach the veracity
of Lyon, the main witness. against
Schenck. Several witnesses have al
ready sworn that they would not be-
lieve Lyon under oath, and there are
dozens of other witnesses waiting to
give the same testimony, all of whom
know the real character of this wit
aess; but Mr.. Swann'S committee re.
fuses to hear them, because it has no
other evidence against ,Schenck but
8hat has been developed by this ''lyin'
under OATH" The Democratic investi-
eating committees of Congress all seem
to prefer a lie to the truth, if the lie
ineulpates Pepublican.-Pitts6urgh
Commercial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

Hon. BENJAMIN Z. WADE states
over his owl signature, as is his style
of expressing himself wher he has
anything to say of public interest, that
General Hayes will have no better
friend in the National Convention than
himself, and that he will labor earnest
Iy for the Generals nomination.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

AFTER having been permitted to en-
Joy himself and perambulate, as it is
said, the streets of st. Louis since his
conviction of completely in the whisky
frauds, Mcdonald has been sentenced
to an imprisonment Of three years in
the penitentiary, and to pay fine of
five thousand dollars. "Let no guilty
man escape.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE friends Of Blaine and Bristow
each claim a majority of the Ohio dele
cation, on second choice. 1t is just as
well for all candidates. to set it down
that Ohio's second choice is Hayes.
Any other assumption will mislead
somebody. The friends of Hayes will
not allow themselves to be drawn into
a contest with other candidates; nol
will they peddle out Ohio by retail.
They are doing wholesale business,
this year.-O, S. Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

SOME of the Democratic papers are
beginning to express themselves fear
full that their friends in the House
have made mistake in pushing the
impeachment of Belknap. They are
afraid that his conviction would in-
crease the Republican vote. The Gin
cinnati Enquirer and st. Louis Repu6li-
ccel are both in this category.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

SOME FELLOW liz Indiana wants to
get Clymer & Co., to call him TO Wash
ington at public expense, claiming
that he knows something dreadful
about Blaine. Let him be trotted out;
Blaine don't scare worth a cent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE total amount of appropriations
made by the Democratic General As
sembly last year was 5,625,9l2; total
appropriated by the Republican Gen
eral Assembly which has just adjourn
ell, SO, S39, 464; difference in favor of the
Republicans, 81, $50, ,446.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

SINCE Hon. L. Danford consents to
be candidate for reelection to Con
gress, it IL not probable that there will
be any opposition to his reno mination.
Guernsey county never proposed to Of
fer candidate against Danford at this
time. The discussion of the matter
here grew entirely from his supposed
desire to- retire. = Guernsey Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

IT was in 1874 that Whitley, being
C cllled before an investigating commit
te and asked what he knew about the
safe-burglary case, lifted hands and
eyes toward heaven, and solemnly
wore that he knew nothing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE New York TfnteS enumerates
these four issues as likely TO have most
prominence in the approaching. nation
al canvass: Reform, resumption, the
southern question and the school ques-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

GEN. BABCoCK's second trial prom
ises to be very similar to his first one
an utter absence of evidence sufficient
10 convict, but plenty OF proof that he
has. been keeping very bad company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

Journal says:
The Western Reserve will be equally
gratified with the nomination of Judge
". w. Boynton for the Supreme
Bench. He is man of the highest
character, official, personal and profes-
5ional, and comes from the right sec
ton to maintain equilibrium in the
distribution of favors.
Mr.. J. G. Evans, the nominee for
Member of the Board OF Public Works,
IS a successful business man OF Della
ware, where he has resided iOr many
wears. He is prominent member Of
the Methodist Church and Trustee OF
the Ohio Wesleyan University.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

THE general objection to General w.
S. Hancock as The Presidential nominee
of the Democratic party is that he
hanged Mrs. Surratt, and that he is a
man. The Democrats have
more sensitiveness about the hanging
Of Mrs. Surratt than Republicans have
for some reason or other.-N. Y. Her
Qld.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20
feTicket.
our columns will be
epublican State tick

our columns wilt be
epublicsn State tick
le record Of the gen.
= it, and their high
T respective localities
he hearty and earnest
fellow citizens every
lte.
idate for Secretary of
.sey Times says:
Barnes, our candidate
Stale, Is a gentleman in
1.-THE term. lie is hon
1 liberal in his views,
1 his principles every
jundanIly competent TO
important duties of the
ich he mas been named.
I'm SO well, nor can esteem
ghly than his neignbors
tiZens of Guernsey county,
getner with the voters VI
} generally, g will give un-
testimony of their appre-
N at the polls.
ther candidates the State
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

MUD doesn't stick to Mr. Blaine any
better than it does to Dir. BristOw. The
slander peddIers are having bad sea-
son.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

The latest, greatest. and most rclia-
bic remedy ever put together by medical sc.-
ence for rheumatism, Wounds, Swellings,
Burns. Caked Breast. &c, is the Ccniaur Lin
iment There are two kinds. What the
White Eminent is for the human family, the
Yellow Centaur Linimeut is for spawned,
lame and strained horses and animals
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

tigate Schumacher. 1t uaKes "a. -
difference in the world whether man
is Democrat or Republican.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20
SPIRAL 3,ofiefs.
Children Cry for Castcria. 1t is

as pleasant to take as honey, and is absolutely
harmless 1t is sure to expel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stomach,
and overcome irritability caused by rash or
cutting teeth. Its a perfect substitute for Cas-
tor Oil, and for Costivencss in young or old
there is nothing in existence SO effective and
reliable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-20

"Simmons' Liver Regulator is certainly a
specifc for that class of complaints which 1t
claims to cure. Rev. DAVID WILLS,
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23

Samcs y. Gaitun, Brafceut.
Spbn NmmDm, 8ice BrGi.
:. u. SnrDid, Sdsierer
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23

for paa ell Sroiinb. San bapbs Ia9t
Mrmene opsr &nGsrns, bsitiIte iftt
noset. men Tom ban fab Der iac
bun. bporleoes sunsiinbet bapbs to-
get bafl.
Sun imes l9 ia9te baeom BAN,
la9bs @rmens ON SalIsu paa bam
beiebs iis frsm % tpsieoe bam.
San psnote iig ON % GAP / st
licet Sfris.
"Saa er lss ea MI Din Sisrteus.
flGr for belle 9ipst." ia9oe ban %
bolpt benos I'll Mrmslensbe fra fla.
Oct bar on altio p9rst. ou %
ineen anoen," ipareoe bun % BRAT
| 8raao.
Wen ban toa benoe paa line iterfe
Mrmer % bar benpe ino / Stusn
'Wu er bun fommet. Wor." raabte
ban %lnblenoe. "og Der ftal bun bliue
sIffet % bGeret ale line Gins Oass."
Sub peIlisns Din Snosau9. Barn"
ia9ce en- sammel &one. Tom reiite iis
op fra B9nfen. "@i bar psntet paa
bil. fan On tro"
Wso BET iamms off Soleu neo. %
Der bar flor @IGce i osres Sisrltr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
Der "Toeersh'V eftu.'
6u1lotanfer / 6iemnlct.

6or Ct Siem pi ale iirGber,
Gerfor fom pi oper bib:
Sjcmmct CT pda Niles 9rbcr,
T1ntiom Wnno. - BET or bans So
Smeno quiet iimpelI or,
Or BET 6icm - pi bar oct fiGr.
Tagens 0ont paa Niauoen boiler
Sfte paa bans Sfulorc tung;
Men I 6iemmei ollie imiler
9eb bans Sicmtomit - ban bIi'r ung
Sor III 9iem ban tatfer Sub,
Ser ON Strait al boloe uo.
GGut en- StpGlb, naar Nlaaueu miller
0ienncm Rroen. lDS % nor;
90 DC Smaabem burtigt iler
Sen Ill 3sreu, raaber: Ro'rl
Saoer tommer, Der ban en-
Aa, - bnao or BET, ban M barr.
Scren adbnes. ino ban trooer,
Vile bGnge ii9 III fait;
gfen ben Minoite iir0ber - lirGbcr,
6or I'm 5a'r at giore sait;
Sldorer ON. bpno b9noct bar,
gPens bans 6aoer borts bar.
Sirpen be MI u~noerieser,
!Sbao ben bringcr biem fra 8pen;
g1Gnoen let, % 6onen ipoger,
Jloften raabcr: Ser or @rpn,
&affe, Suffer, Galcoisi,
9at til Ser, - men altior boil
Gdnop og paa 8unoen ligacr,
Wen bet gienImes lfal til Sui;
DOG ben Sile iiager - tiager,
6aar ct Stpffe iaa / Stiul,
Sad ban iler ben til 6a'r,
&pS al itiGggct Wanb ban tar.
@IGoen iiaar | Mnnoens gle,
Naar ban ben pda 6onen fer;
Slittet penocS mob bet 6eie,
Goiltenoe lin Bon ban Der
Serre, IL | gtanbe neo,
StiGrm bort 9iem - giu os bin 6reb
ON eli Stuno be gae fIofter
Sig ON 8oroet - alt CT itilt;
6aoeren M ollie lotter
Sen til anoast ONT os milbt:
Sra alt Sorbif Eanfen saar,
lloi 8snnen Croft DC faar.
Sens 8. 3iitin9.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
SfH cllrltc WlrHncmgangs' yiuie
Imcllcm
Gbitago, Wilmaniec, Ct. Yanl
% Niinncapplis.

Den 4icrnemlsber imuficre SanbIia
Der meo mere ltorarteee Sccnerier, "a
paslerer 9lennem Here 6rrretninas "a
Scmmetfcrnsiellesf eeer enc nN,en ans
zen 3%ernbane Gcropelen. Den enefe
Sernbane Sinie Der aicnnemiarer cure
Misdefppis 0al 1lce
~ oee Yale Bepins Yrcoeer.
Oalad via Nabilon, Nrairie ou 3bien,
We@resrr, Muffin M Swatcnna.
De beele PALACE 9cupeer ~ Gcpevoanr.
Srrnbnncnellet CT / 600 Orocn.
erS~ as cnnecter" ct. l,anl IA
minneapolis mee DC neie inciemns pis
nier.
St.VduI 0epctet 8isrnet af Sad
ion ~ teree Strect.
Sp Scntpr rs San Sadlcn Strset,
9lernet al {bire Street.
A. '. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. ana ristr. A-oa.. Milwaukee.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
gco GDltcn.
(6fttr ut SptnRt.*

O'e'""," WV SSiHtiHt ppu outi
Sflrret. Tinosn psb % bpineee
Waiterns paa Oct fore 9Th, fem
itampeee Dc fraubmbe VeIaer lia Ell
pnifenoe Sanger.
"Nn sieloer bet," iasoe Scraen.
iom netop Tom frem til Warit noe
paa Waassbersst. "nu siclbsr Oct,
ON Srissen beruoe fan siers Sla.
get | rette 8io, oilers bripcr bun
inepaa. % biGIpe bsnbs ba, ben iom
fan."
"Ss alls 8llferne er nbel" iasbs
Warit. "Su er NOT slao for on
Hyper unba Stormen, on. ga, iaar
gur Oh nu aliic Slum ON at ltploe
paa."
"Oet iasSe bu life no af Sicrtet,
Warit; bet peb on NOT mso bio leIp.
Sor lite er bet trOlist. at bu ituIos
f9nfe, le9 par rGo 2"
: bet iamme lasos 8ri9ssn 8ant.
Oct tnirfeee o. fnaaecs i Woiterne,
Seilens bang ct SisbIlt lappe. %
bun frGu8soe Tom ON bsnpes iioite
Sime bar fommsn. Wen peb en-
op8tla Wanrpsr blsp bun iaien braai
op ! Slneen % mso ipIbtc Seil ifar
bun paanp no rum Sip. men aisn.
mem Stormsns gra9 bertes bet i
Siprmanbens Gaabert "Gn Wano
o%Derbore.'
6artciet arbeioens leIp for baarot
I'll at BET fnnoe nptts al prcpe pao
BERTHA at siere nosst for at reoee
ben uIpfielise.
"8Gnfer ou Of prepc paa lammsu
mso mig, Warii ?" laaoc Seracn. %
ina benne bierut / Slet, for oa bun
berF Sfri9tt bauos bun iprunset OF
% HOB MI mlot ircmior BAN.
Snn luarebe life. men ban iaa no.
Get | Siet pna benbr, iOm oiorpe
BAN slao I'll 9leriet. @an ipa bsnoc
| Saanosn % DC iprans uso til
Sirnneen. la9os Yaarcn no. % laa
bar BET aiiieo 9ienncm Brrnoinaerme.
Set par en- fort & mob sic.
msniernes &aieri. {5artciet bapes
persi Sflcrens ian nGr, at De life
hapes mango Sapner at 70. men
Sleen Hog inc oper Dem, o. De
fanee life IGnssr le Den lurte GIgt
iom bite. bpor ct Wsunelie firm.
psos meb Oenen. Snseu af Dem
talis, men ON Wnriis aimber par
blspei ct @ran bIeaers, lla lao bun
Dog ll9s rolist iIlrors men i Scr.
gems Zine Ipite Der ell iioIt @lepe.
% bans itatte Mrme loo til M at
blspne iiioIo itertrre.
eneelis blsp 5ausbeecn bruot.
"Ses bar bam." ifres Warit. %
Iis uoOpsr. $50 nj nelop Iat
Saaret paa BAN
clip life 8orei, i @uss Hapn.
fanirsr ri. Senlel 4arfsr pu I
9olee BAN vi fan lite iaa bam :
'm%borbl@ .
"Oet lasoe on life no af Siertst.
oct peo bn NOT mso bio :
bermsoe Warit % 10 belt.
pun ino Osiaa Oprtiit i 8aooen mep I
torpinoen ! Den sns Sanns, meosns u
nn llsbte Den orutnspe eiier ia mee
en- anosn. b
Sart ct Yar frOilise @aretao % !
y ost ipeniis SinRrift "Gic' baprt fat
nh en- grSmie pla 500 arener icr =,
ben eteiie ineiecerehe 4ppeltiie "a hlanet &
en- HRxness lnpiemns rauei trnns ri. OF
lsn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23

Sn GnSelfmanp pralepe liae.
epertor en- Yanfee. at man / Set
btlfife Wnl9um bappe Ell Boa.
Der bapee tllbrrt Gicerc. s"Gies.
TO-" iaaee amerifaneren, "pet or
"a 9ntst. J Wuiest / Bolton
bur De ben ylpant, mee bpilfen
Hcab m9rfepe nsp 9prene eiter.
hpert tom Be gif inb / arten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23
0amle Solf.

@sN" W. WI RuttS XIV VI w
til bort ont snbnu lepsnoe msasi
9amIe 6olf. ION bar tronlet 2icsn
% oens &anh. men at o9laa SSor.
iioen bar mango ilise aamls &arsr
Der Tan meoe lrem meo en- anleIia
Mlbu er liffert moi. leIu ON man
lite oil 9oa iaa lon9t tilbaae lom
til iaIia Wetbulalem lslu. st ams
rifaRf Blao brinasr iaalsoss fornp.
lis en- fig 6%Orlsanelie. bporai Der.
uso meooeles 6sIssnos
SfolISnosrsn &sntin9ern. befjenot
UNDER Naunet Soint MoneO. Der
bar Glitter af Bllpsoemmet @Ias.
9olu % opnaasbs en- Mlosr al ls5
Mar.
gnal9nbsren .. Senfins / Nort.
hire par moo Slutnin9en at lit
l69aarl9e gin filler. % Der foriel.
les ON BAN. at ban, ba ban ollie.
rebe par oDer bunoreos Oar gam.
mel. funee iuemme enoos unoer
it9rf Strem. San bsoe ITO.
S9laa en- Nornmanb, Soltpb Cur.
rinsion. lfal pers beb i R9rbeoen
Of Bergen 100 Mar aammsl; bans
Gambler % 6orifano bar lias til
bans Sob 1897 uipeifsos /; ban par
flers @an8s gift % sitsrlOp fig en-
un9 gmts % Here Bern, bporaf Den
Glclte Con par 1903 % ben pn9its
8 Var CANNED.
gn Nloer at l52 Var % 8 Waa.
ntoer opnaaehe gnaIUnneren &b. Yarr
fra Sbropibire; ban bar en- iattia
Bonoe % maaiie belle lit 9ip ernGre
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Var sammel aiftsoe ban fig paans
meo en- gnfe. iom aIoris gifal baue
bapt noget at ubiGtte paa bam
Snetil NJ l30te Mar forrstieee ban
alt SIoas Nrbeios, ia t9rlisee en-.
DOG. Roale Mar for bans Opo be.
9pnete Spnsi % Sufommslien at
IuGffss. msoens 8oritanp % $erells
peeblep at bare goo Ill Oct iiolte.
Oa Den engslife &Ons &arI Den for.
Its bapoe bort BAN omtals, bIep ban
til 9Onbon. bpor ban bIep bel
mootasen oa lsueoe aobt /; men oenne
Tsranoreoe 9epemaaoe befom BAN
lite bel tbi ban beos itror otter /
1875. Den bercmte Ooftor
aabneoe bans 9ia % ianot
lls SnopoIoe frilie % iunbs, iife
bans 8lbbeHs Brulfe oar
'olbsneoe. bpilfef BOG oilers sr Gil.
'rloet hos be helte @amle.
1926 ieoiss ben beiienbte Woro.
nano 8riitian Safobien Orafenbera.
Yer oeoe paa Samse Marbus Stiil
Oanmarf 1872 / en- Mloer af l46
aar. San bar WatrOs Iias fra lin
I'll 81 OARS MIeereu ba
'lep | 1T 68os Var fanset af aIai.
rife Serepere. buorpao ban tilbraate
. Mar / tprfII Slapsri; oa ban
III Var aifieoe ban iis, % et.
'rai pGre bIepen Gniemono forel.
zoe ban lis 1870 Var sammel / en-
n9 Tonoepi9e, Der gap BAN &ur. :
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rret tsmmsIis beflist. % Oiie leIu |
Dc ilolte Mar al tit Gin pilte ban
ne &r@Iter. @an lisssr bearapen s
OOmtlrfe. % bans Yortrat 8
ringer paa @aabbniet iammelteos.
ans Sl9at bIomltrer enenu i Gan. 9
en- me9et CANNED Senns.
n tr snonn | oanli 3lsneite Iom 1.
% ell Sennslensien CT DO.
I | en- IiGllanit &iebitlo lom Boa. o
pffer. Ser CT i i'm 5io uoaiuet en- =
rlis BOG mso tn iulrfenoia qsu. {
tsbcliripeIie al beune merieliae {
nile Noromanb I; foran Boaen
ices ct &obbsritit al bam eftsr bet
snnGpnte YOrtr9t,
I'm unsarif Better Yetras, e,ar.
I lepeee l3l Mar % bpoe l724; m
ne Cine bar rsbs. men ban funos :
Q ls. enielte 2euoer fanotes sne. DC
! bans @uno. % inotiI moale +,
age Tor i'm Dob funbt ban aaa is
90 iamI. Mlmisis. ~,
- III
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23

en- itor B%raaoiie til. % osrmsc bal
Dc fnitct IOnst op | 5iersn.
Va Dc haooe funbet ha ~iiIrsttt
eftcr bet ocpsuoe Sicb. GAP Dc fe
til at fttIls meb ben Srufnece. Wsn
ION be lao Der paa auG miot imoh
hinaneer % rullebe ben hrufnsbc
lmsllem liQ. funhe life Sprsen labs
bare of fate ct 8lit MI % oa paa
Warit. 8erfl9ost hapbe falot al
Sopeoct paa bsnoe % lao % brsp
M lan9t iilirs, men Oct Ianec
bruno Slar ialbt nse opsr MrIsrns
paa benos. % Oct bar lom ON III.
iinos Solitranler ls9ts / BET. Sun
loo til at bare GLAD % munter. for
Sinene lpits o9 8inosrns rare rebs,
% DC imaa 8roperns / Dem tittses
lfielmii irsm nu % pn.
"5aest paa Siuen min ifaI relies
imorsen. Warit." iasos Serssn.
pa sr Del WOr Din slao," iasbs
ban 90 laa neb.
"Na. on peo MI 9obt for bpem
BET er, ies bar itrcpst ale pisie Ma.
rene, eneba oil iffe bar bait iaa me.
get icm Ct Orb til at opmuntre mig
meo.~
"Oet bar MI iffr hTrrf fnrIiaerr.
emo at on bar pcret liss mnnter for
Oct, tror ies." iasoe bun, fog nisb
Soueoet % latte / en- Iiesn 9attcr.
"Mfarii," iaaee ban ON en- Stnao,
sou faar bsitemme big M. Set tan
10 lite bIipe noaen anbsn emo mig
a%llisepsl."
"&an Oct life? IA, per lite laa
trps for Oct ou."
"ee9 lite meo mig Marit, BET sr
Alpor cenne 8anssu. Oct 0jeIner
9iuet for mig"
Oct par no9et / Sonen, Tom Rremte
bsnoe. "5ffe mr." laeoe bun, "iffe
MI iom fanifs Sebsn itaar imeIIem
os."
Wen ban iprana bierpt oper til
benoe, te9 bense ON 9ipet % laaSe:
'@lp mig en- &ps. Warit, % lao bet
iaa bore last."
"Nei." ia9oe bun % llee fig fra
BAN. mig faar insen aneen tpsle
emo ben, iom blir min SiertsnefiUr
for 3iust. On en- Waaneo faar On
Guar, Ser9en. &c iaa MI fpiiner
ban /. Bwr bam op i Stuen bu.
laa iprinser isa iforpsisn % niger til
Mor bpab Tom bar benot."
90 csrmeo GIT bun.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-23

Wen Mari: iipnots Zig burteiisr
@an9lfisu. SoIen lfuloe netop iii at
aaa nso. o. faitcoe ct nbtiiriusIiat
ot'llst Sfin uo Ouer Ssen. Waa.
aerns Hasisos mso 8inssrne % lfrsa,
men slsrs bar aIiins iaa unoerliat
ton % TITLE. pun bapee lite aaast
Den Selen belle Sommsrsn. for bun
banSs lite piuct is ben npe Stusn
Wen nu FOB Den Der meo enaana
IOran bsnes npismret % itorbpat
.so ut iflnnenoe rehs Cog. SUN
Ioraneret % aanSauppen.
Sa laa bun. at Ssrssn FAD nsssn.