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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
GRAND RAPIDS"

Ed, JoURSAL;-- Your correspondent IS Z"
thinks this village is no " great shakes" and
was dreadfully deceived in name. WOLF to
satisfy the young man with Immaculate white
pants, would say that the name was here long
before there was anything but wgwams. II
he had made any inquiries he would have
learned that The Rapids of the Maumcc la.
many local names. For instance, short dist.
ance below this is Bear rapids another. Wolf
rapids; another, Horse tail rapids; Above
Bull rapids. Presume he wonld expect to fnd
wolves, bears, horse tails and bulls at these
points, The rapids at this place which caused
such ecstalie feelings in his breast being tie
principal rapids or head, was called grand by
the Indians. Some years later the village
was laid cut aud from the beautiful location
aud scenery, and tho proprietor being Of some
what seripmrm lurn Of mind, changed the
name 20 tiilehd," probably from its simple
iiy to the Land Of Gilead which flowed with
milk aud honey. 1t did not make any change
IN the grand rapids which continued to Ajw
down stream as ii had for nges before.
The merchants not always having "plrnty
ol leisure time" found IN their business matters
srme confusion in the name az there were othc r
Gileads, had it changed back to the original
name.
The brick building some entCrprising cii-
1'n ~ putting up, IS quite an Improvement
over the other residences. The aforesaid citizen
is bile to build just such building" has a large
family, something over a hundred. Has iust
closed contract with gsntleuin to look after
sumo of the children at a hundred dollars per
month, and his agents are looking after some
ladies to take charge OF the balance 0f the fan
lily as soou as the residence " is finished.
The iron fence he saw being built around the
cemetery was built two years ago-only man
painting 1t. A good deal of inquiry where
those - fine girlens are To be seen.
Marklnf, the duichmnn, has good displa Y
of cabbages for his next years krout, but no
one else has anything worth speaking about.
Some of those merchants who had plenty ui
leisure time must have been drawing him y
with a" long bow"
Biz, is slow, farmers busy. Corn growing
finely, so are the weeds and everything has a
prosperous look. Railroad goes on. Engineer
locates the abutments Of bridge this week. men
IN the quarries getting out stone Rise Of river
has stopped work Tor short time. Citizens
will celebrate the 4th at suudry places
much divide" Snme go to Tontnganv.
some to Weston, AMI the magnificent fnst snil.
ing steamer RoLJ. will take the balance to Ma
p0lenn. So il goes. "SMILEY "
"GRAND RAPiDs," juno 81, '76.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
E p1uaIsy.s uNuM.
Bv CAPT. GRO. W. CUTTER.


Though many AMI bright are the stars that
appear
In the flag Of our country unfurled;
And the stripes that are swelling in majesty
there,
Like rainbow adorning thq world;
Their lights are unsulled as those in the sky
by decd that our fathers have done,
And they're lsagued in as true and as holy a
tie,
In their motto of "Mauy in one."
From when those patriots fearlessly flung
That banner Of starlight abroad,
Ever true TO themselves, to that motto they
clung
As they clung to the promise of God;
by the bayonet traced at the midnight OF war,
On the fslds where our glory was won;
Oh perish the hand or the heart that would
mar
Our motto of "Many in one"
Mid the smoke Of the contest, the cannon's
deep roar,
How oft it hath gathered nown;
While those stars were reflected in rivers OF
gore,
When the cross aud the lion went down.
And though few were their lights in the gloom
of that hour,
Yet the hearts that were striking below,
Had God for their bulwork, aud truth for their
power,
And they stopped not to number the foe.
We are many in one where there glitters a star
10 the blue OF the heavens above,
And tyrauts shall quail mil their dungeons
aGar,
| When they gaze on our motto Of love.
It shall CLEAN Ger the sea mid the bolts oi
the storm,
0'er the tempest, and battle, and wreck,
And fame where our guns with their thunder
grow warm,
Meath the blood on the slippery deck.
Then up with our flag, let it stream on the air
Though our athers are cold in their graves
They had hands that could strike, they hat
souls that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slaves.
Up. up with our banner where'er it may cali,
Our millions shall rally around,
A nation Of freemen that nome Mt shall fall,
When its stars shall be trailed ON the ground
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30


The Centennial collection Of Revolution
AIRY relics has just been enriched by the od-
dition to It's treasures OF The actual minia-
ture portrait Of Washington, worn by bis
wife mp to the time Of her death. The me-
dallion is an oval, about eight inches in
circumference, faithfully painted and
plainly mounted in heavy gold. The face
bears striking resemblance to Stuart's
portraits Of Washington. The reverse Of
the miniature contains a liberal lock Of
hair, light brown, freely springled with
gray, taken from the head of the "Father
of His Country. The portrait was evident
ly taken while Washington occupied the
Presidential chair. On the death of Lady
Washington this medallion, by erquest
went to Mrs. Tobias Lear, her niece whose
husband was Washington's fnvorite private
Secretary, II is now owned by Mrs. Will
liam Eyre, Of Newport, Rhode leland, for
mcrly Of Philadelphia, who is grand
daughter Of Mrs. Lear.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
iclcnco OF Money Rrlefr Slated.

NclcHCo VI MOntg DItcuy OlNlcOs
Under the above broad title the publica.
tions Of the New York Mercantile Journal
Company, wiz: The New Y~k Mercantile
Journal, The DRY Goods Journal, The Drug.
gists' Journal, The HodDdrs Price Current,
and The Groccrs' Price Current, are active
ly bringing the following apothegm to the
attention Of the public claiming that the
adoption Of the system Of finance therein
set forth will prevent imitation and undu-
contraction, thus removing all liability 70
monetary panics, such MS in years past have
so seriously disturbed the entire industry Of
the whole country aud entailed such fear
ful loss upon az:
ain the intercbopgcaJRhy (at the option of the
holder VI National Paper Honey with GL vern.
ment Bonds bearing feed rate Of interest,
there is a subtitle principle that will regulate
the movements OF Finance aud Commerce as
accurately MS the steam engine Is reRnlated BY
ih 'Govetnnr.' Such Paper Mon'y Tokens
wou ID be much nearer perfect measures Of val
ue than Odd and Silver ever have been or ever
can be. The use Of Grld or other merchandi 20
as money, IL a b,rbarism unworthy Of the age
lraildee r. Groom.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
STAR spANaLED BANNER.
ny oEo. FaASois KEY.

Oh. say, can you see, by the dawn's early
light.
What 50 proudly we hailed at the twiligbcs
last cleaning.
Whose broad stripes and bright stars lhro' the
perilous night,
Der The rampSrls we watched were so gallanlly 3
streaming
And the rockets red glare, bombs bursting in
air,
Gave pr,pf through the night that our aAg
was still there.
Chorus:
Oh, say, does that star spaugcd banner yet
wave
Der the Ian Of the free, an the home Of the
bravo.
On the shore dimly seen, thro' the misIs Of the
deep,
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence
rsposcsj
WHAT'S that which the breeze DER the towerin 9
steep
As it 6tfully blows, half conceals half dis
clnses;
Now it catches the CLEAN. Of the mornings frs
beam,
In full glory ref ,cled now shines on the stream
Chorus
And The stnr-spangled banner forever shall
wave, &c.
Oh, thus be it ever, when frecmen sh all s,ant
Between their loved homes and The wars desc
latiun;
BIest with vict'ry and peace, may the heav 4
rescued band
Praise the power that has m ,de aud preserve ed
us nation,
Then conquer we must, when our cause it i
just,
And this be our motto in God is our trust,
And the s!ar-spangoj banner in triumph shal
wave
Der the land Of the free and the hom. OF th
brave.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

As wO understand it, Judge PILLARS de
eided the case of SCHROEDER vs. PHELPS
in favor OF the plaintiff but stated that he
case would necessarily go to higher
court, and to avoid trouble from the change
In officers until the final decision of the
case, he had the Journal entry made ont
against his decision, making it necessary
for SCHROEDER, instead OF PHELPS, to APP
peal. If such are the facts, what must be
the effect of the decision Of the Supreme
Court7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

Cincinnati Gazette; "The nomination
OF Tilden, it is generally conceded hcrca-
bouts will insure to Hayes every electoral
vote from the South. Aside from eve ry
other consideration, the idea of proposing
such man rs a rctormer" is terribly
nauseating to the stomachs of honest Dem
ecratg"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

Everybody who aspires to the high hon
or OF President OF the United States, will
hereafter seek to have the prefix of Gov
ernor to their name, Only three out OF
the four candidates nominated by the two
great political conventions, have stepped
from tLis position up-until after the No
vember election. Two of them will then
step down and ont.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

The Dayton Jomnoi proposes the follow
ing problem: eli it takes u Democratic
Congress seven months to get everything
into snarl and leave the departments
without money, how long would it take
( en- to smash the government and re-es-
tablish the Confederacv?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
JOTTINGS BY THE wAYSIDE.

QrINcY, ILL, June 10th, 1875.
DEAR JoURNAL:-Wheny you see the heading
of this you may think am like Puddy's A.a.
Suffice it to say, long journey from the Cen
tennal fluids me bere without any apology, or
description of the transit.
AS a city, Quincy is the second in the State
in population and commercial Importance. 1t
contains 2S.O inhabitants, tue terminus of
number of railroads, aud has water commu-
pication up and down the Mississippi river. A
new r. Il. bridge 4 miles in length crosses at
this point.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

We shall, in few weeks, have a conven-
tion in this Congressional District for the
nomination OF member of Congress. We
wish that nomination to be as unobjection-
able and acceptable as that of Gov. HAYES
for the Presidency. And we wish to say
thus early, that many Republicans of this
county, and particularly the more thought
full ones, are thoroughly imbued with the
principles that triumphed in the Cincin-
natl Convention-that the Office must seek
the man-and are free to express them
selves on the subject. Let the Convention
make a note of this and govern itself ac-
eordingly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

New York seems to have held two Dem
ity and the other at Utica. The result
was, two sets of delegates sought admission
in the St. Louis Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30


We this week give the full syllabus Of
the decision OF the Supreme Court in the
ScHRoEDER-PHELPs case. This syllabus
was not received in time for our last issue
IL is understood to settle the case in favor
Of Judge PHELPS, leaving Judge PILLARS
inan awkward position, if we are correctly
informed. This decision does not effect the
county seat contest, except that it clearly
makes 1t the duty of the Clerk to count
the vote Of Perrysburg township, which is
in fact the only point now at issue in the
that case. The SeRtiael seems to have en-
tirely overlooked this important fact
SYLLABUS OF DECISION.
No. 66i. George G. Phelps Va. John IL.
Eehrosder. Error 70 the District Court Of
Wood county.
Election Law 8. 4 @. Stat, 536), where the
pqll-books upon their faces are substantially y
carreet, the Justices and Clerk IN making The
abstraet OF votes, are not authorized to reject
sneh poii-books on account Of fraud in the elec-
llOn.
2. 10 an election contest on an appeal 10 the
Court Of Common Pleas questions OF law aris.
ing upon evidence brought on the record by a
ball OF exeePiloeu are sub set N review 90 error,
sithnut motion for 4 new trial having been
made and oEerTuled
8. Poll-books duly certihid aud returned are
Primo Jacis evidence Of the truth OF their con
tents, but this presumption will be rebntted Oy
proof that they are fraudulent aud fictitious 10
snch an extent a. 70 render them wholly unre-
liable.
q, Where poll book Is ikns impeached, The
burden Of Otherwise proving legal votes Is
tb5owD upon the party claiming them.
Judgement reversed, aud Common Pleas af-
erngd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
THE AMERICAN HYMN.
By N. KELLER.

By N. KELLER.
Speed our Republic. o Father on high
Lead us In pathways Of justice aud right;
Rulers as we'll as the ruled "One and all"
Girdle with virtue the armor OF might
Hail, three times hail to our country and
aiRI
Chorus;
Rulers as well as the ruled, one and all,
uirdle with virtue the armor Of might,
ail,lhTee times hail to our country aud dag.
Foremost in battle for Freedom 10 stand,
We rush to arms when aroused by its call 4;
Sill as Of yore, when G,nrgs Washington led,
raundersour war cry; We conquer or fall.
Chorus;
Faithful ard honest To friend and to foe
willing to die In humAnity's cause
Tins we defy all tyrannieal power,
White We contend for our U ulion and laws.
Ohorus;
Rise up, proud eagle, rise up to the clouds,
Spread thy broad wings DER this fair west
ern world
Fling frcm thy beak our dear banner OF old
SHOW that il still ID Tor freeaom unfurled
uail, three times three to our country aud Alg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

Montgomery, Alabama, is arranging for
an old-time 4th of July Celebration, one of
the largest ever held there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
New Furniture House
!. DAVID sITzLER,

HAVING removed my Cabinet Wareroom
IL aud Shop to the corner of Louisiana Ay-
enue and Railroad, would invite my friends
aud patrons to call at the new loeation.
Those desiring to get furniture Of auy kind
will please call aud examine my stock, Of
which fine selection will be kept always on
hand. Cullins OF various sizes on hand, or
made promptly TO order. 2zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
Necessnry 10 a rhoicc. M.

Make Hayes while the sun shines
and Wheeler into the Barnes that have
no tBells' on.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
AMERICA.

/. My country, t is OF thee,
Sweet land OF liberty,
OF thee ! sing:
Land where my fathers died,
Land of the pilgrims pride,
From every mountain side
Let freedom ring!
.. My native country, thee
Land of the noble free
Thy name | love:
| love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and tempted hills
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
3. Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweet freedoms song!
Let mortal tongues awake;
Let all that breathe partake;
Let rocks their silence break
The sound prolong!
4. Our fathers God! to thee,
Author of Liberty,
To thee we sing:
Long may our land be bright
With freedoms holy light
Protect us by thy might,
Great God, our King
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

I ne NpucfSl gned
having bad Thirty
Two YEARS EKpeTi-
enee as a PRAcTICISe
PDYsIc in tie
Maumee Valley, calls
the attention Of those
Interested to the fact
that he has establish
ed a suit Of rooms IN
Myers Block. Monroe
street, a regular Dis
pen sRtory for the
treatment and perma-
neDtcure pfallknOWn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30
arAll for One Dollar.

Ten elegant sheets of music arranged for
the Piano Forte will be sent by mail on receipt
OF one dollar, (post-paid jor single copies at )
cents each.
dealer In the United States.
Happier ys.-Instrumental. -. 7om Bro,r,.
Why can | not Forget H., ...... C2ariLeE
Far Ger the Waves ',........" MaBltiA
lligh Life. Waltz. ...., ,.s., -. SfraHas
Dawn where the Yiolets Glow. -. Hesterne
When Old Jackson bad his Day -. Westerne
The Grand Old Farm, .'...,,..,,.. Rn5ise
Ihs OOllege Qniekstep ss.s 80. SiOCisisrt.
There's Letter ia the Candls...... Coote.
DO you Really Think he DidY
Address ordersto BENZ. w. IIIrcuCocK, Pub
Usher, 355 Third Avenue, New York, l1z
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

O1 YEARS. EXPERIENCF!-RAD
ebNSs ICAL CURES WARRANTED-DRU-
I'D DiSPENSAToRY. Established on the
Foreign Plan.
Myers Block, Monroe street, Toledo.
Permanent InstiIutIOn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

PRIVATE DISEASES
whether or recent origin or OF long standing
in Male or Female. The success which has
attended the practice Of the undersi & ned 10 the
treat ment of diseases coming under The above
head ia sufficient guara ntee that whatever hs
undertakes he performs, and in every case ef-
feets a radical cure. Private rooms are pro.
yded where consultations can be procured in
the sirieiest confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and SO Monroe
street, first room to the left at The top Of ihs
stairway. All letters eontaining remittance
or postage-stamp promptly answered.
~ Office hours from 10 to 4 aud from Z To o.
Call en " address X, ii. TYMPANY,
Toledo, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12

talte, uaar ban siorbe ousnfOr naunte imuite @sntponin9
til Den Samle" % "n9e @erbeu SarUe" men bpao bar
Sumiiebaono for benue bl0ierte. foloberteoe Wooeberre,
Der inbbilcs fa at iora9te al 6elele.
"Su fcnoer, bpafeu 6are Cir 9u9b or i? la9cs 9RrS.
8OdluoOb sisr en- Yaulc.
Ybillp sobeos.
"Sst 9ipr mig naiurIi9piS onbt; men boao er oerreo
at oiers? Seq ter life uhe mig iOr "pen @omIe"; na0r
ban ir mig. fOmmcr ban it 9une rs baoer Sp8spG-
Keller bssnoen bar ban 10 Gertrude"
"5n. bun or ON bam Nat % Oa9."
"Sct or, iOm Oct ber pGrs. Ser paslcr bun, life le9"
"Ou fer, bpao min Saner Tiger" % Samen pc9tt
meo Ell GrarIia Saonbbeue9clic pao Yapirsrne.
San leie Dem after. % faiebe Dem lan ~li9C9pIoi9t
paa Boroet i9ien.
@Spifsn sammel &rppsfop ban CT l~ncertioen trOr
r9. ban or life sanis ri8tia.
"Sm bpsm taller bu?"
"Om 0abbD SnrfnOlI, ~nnturli9pis - ON buem
anom?"
"gebOs at cinbre, Cir" % Mrs. 8otuOOb p0ato9
f9 ell me9et ltOIt Miins, "ut On taller ON min Saber i
min NGrpGrclie iorlan9er lg, at ban iolIale cmtales meo
MstsIle. 9esuosu, on folder BAN mssst. Set er Sniet,
ban ittc pilNc siere for dig"
"Sc9 peo oct; man brbspsr life la One at lortolls
mig Bet
span tibeoer Den Soro, on 90ar paa."
"Sper %rereube!" bar Den tOtuemmelI9e 8emGrfnin9
"StofteS 9amle @utl"
MrS. 8odpOopS forte Sinc 1aumeoe. gun bebe'
feo l9 BOG % la9oe meo ct balut Snf:
"0u VpIosr mix 5aosr, Benjamin SarfnOl me9et'
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12

8esse st til Siee ~ubebassIis Seuifbsc ON 6rsul.
inches NGrpGrslle.
gusruro srcb lin %aciaf. Gsrtruoe traf baffs tit
Slsr Tor MnIstst.
ge ubucns @ietsr bsfsb al tire Yerionsr, De eienlpn.
l0 uar onfomne nlco Oct ibts Sos. 30 al Dem bar
Serrsr, at BONNIE sitsr osres Sra9t % 8eisn. Den ire.
Die par ct SIn9s 5isnsr euer &ioefnest. Der f~leesslslt
balouccrepe ell tor 9nbertunsrt pn i'm SfuIbsr mso Iiss.
laa ms0eu 2ebeo. lom ON Den bappe peret en- 6l9r.
Gu al @errerne nrrmeoe Jig Dem. % ieet ban lsfteos
paa Satten. lu9be ban:
"Wfts @tnlportbl Oct par Ell npentet Torneielle at
trone Dem. Cir Susb cr iormobentis bsSrs, Nosn 81
troner Gem Der laa lan9t fra %Sicmmet?"
Saa lan9tl Neppe bunoreos Glen.
Guerarc beo Sormsn i ns, ba ban opoageos Mr.
&odwOOos ipcblfs SmiI.
%, bporeon bar Se Oct, Mr. 80flpooo?" lagee
@srtruNe, ulfpINis uof. SEQ er ia sIao ueo at is DEM
@or Sc @r9eu ira 9Oneou mee ?"
lloen at GRr. 8odlpooo piloe lrsas @Grte til eps.
rorb. piuttos ban in &cn til f9
"SiaNo MIG. Gertrude. at fOrltlls Seu Solbr Wa
Iuou. Sopee ig ienpt nooeu p~pstissre Wfane, ltnlSe ban
bape purct WolponS Sleo."
Yluolsli9, mecens Walpou b~enepenete ls I'll Ser.
imbe, pcucte &cdpooo 10 on. % lpntes ierlt M at slen'
ficnoc GpsrOrb eorbett.
@Wr. @orbctt! Sanoslia, De maa nnoRploe MN
lbeaiebsel Seq lfplrsr at bese Gem iuHnoe ~anss ON
SorlaocIle; men Sc par Den Iolte lS penisce al t@He
Der. SEQ troeoc, Os par 8ombap"
Seq oetcr mig oeaa elp." mar Sparst. Der eltp a.
oct ltarpt moi, tbi Den %bsiinOsSe @at aaesoe in't'H'ln'rs'
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12
1G

GperaroS aabne, Grliae Inl9t ioa life Ien9ere uuet
no. SO bDbs 8pufer iurebe bans Yanos, % bans Stem.
me leo itreng % barif.
Seq bar albri8 ibntcs ON Benjamin SarfnoIl. Seq
tror ban or ell mc9et llt YrlOn"
"S0r on nO9ct 8tDis ~berpaa?"
~,Snict. Seq bar intet at bebreibe BAN men lea fan
lite noltaa BAN. - Nu. iN mig. @crtrnoe. ibi Oct itrGf.
felse &wn pI mart uere Der. ON on oil tilaos mig at
ifriue Ill dig bOer Dag - busr ll9e bpsr Maaneo oct
mlneie, mener l9 - iOr AZ roe 9i9 min 6aoers ge.
ming tbl le9 lfl iotGlle bam alt ON Dig % bore Yla.
ntr. - at l9 chfer Dig. al lc0. eeriom oct sanr iloe meo
Sr Sn8b, oil rlpe Dig bort fra Din VrOber, Cir Ybiips
SOrmpnoerlfob" ban fnnbc life laoe prre at Opie, ea
ban nGpnts Cir Ybilips Nopn "iororr bs meo min
Saers SomlBte. iOr Oct ifaI i9 pioc at nfrs mig. for.
Ore Dig lom min cBen, ieNe Sulru."
IS. Gusrorb. on peo is toler paa Dig. Spor irps.
tsliaY at on lfal loa lNu9l bort"
Sab life MOoct, &iGre. Set fan life bore anbrls.
os. vi Dor iele oS !ptfeli9e nnar ri fun tO pna bin.
ahoen. Sin mig ct SIPS, Gertrude, fun s, iereno leo
reiler."
"Sporior lite ?"
30 lmao, blpoe @rme lasOsS ON bans SaIs % balpt
leehoe' pnlpi 9rroenoe mebte TO Noisnl9ber bans.
so Sernbansto9, Der lfuloc til 9onoon, bar olerece
9aael Iotbl; DC mGrfeoc Oct life. Sc bar for opto0ct meo
at t~lba9efalce nm ~Grinorin9. bpert 8arueomsminoe. bper
hoen Be8pcnbeN, Der bapbe fupttet Dem lammeu. Utter
% after lo8oe DC binonren 6arpsl. men funee life liales
oa DC %plnSleiia itrGmtcs uso at bore Nootriu Iias
psb fs.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12

paulepe paa 1olbsrne al beuoss Silfsorast % belpte ben.
oss @rmbaano % 8inss. Mrs. 8ofpOoo bapce en- al.
aiort Sma9 for Suprlr. Der bellies al Wr. Yblip Wsnt.
lportb, pa bpis Tinsre DC ltiennslc Nlamanter Iuuhses.
"Oe forslaor inCt minore, enc at l9 lno9aar ell
Sammsrlunr9eNe MOB mig lep % foritripsr SlGl % se.
acme til YcnoelG9eren Watr - ~laoleoes benGunte Ebt
lip irbpanll0 lin &sn, Wr. HOfpooo - "og bpilen @en.
i9t? fSor at biGlps mig til Sober. iom ere mine s9ns.
% inben iaa Gage fommer min Seieeelie. esrlom alt
er lanct, buao 5~cssranlmerne bsrsiter. @an pe8soe pa
no9Ie Yapirer poa 8Oroet, &eie9rommsrne ira Wennportb,
%aflcnote al 0arfnOl."
Seq benGster lite. at Wat 10 bar prrct en- mil 6r
% ole bar lmurt Slulene. naor Den @amle bar Itanclst
mco SOrlDnin9en, lom ban oie 9icr. Sopoe Wat lite
pGrst. bopoe i9 NOT life iaa lea8e ~peolissboIot 6Hmliens
&tebit."
"Saa oct inbrpmmsr on ?" iaace 0amsn meb bittsrt
Gitertrpf.
asa. Oct CT pilt. Gnbucr Pal peNeiares I'm Met,
Sappe Mat life pwret. bapoe i9 iOr lang Sb neen lat
fat. eQer peret mot I'll at omtptie ~Saagernss 4anb mso
9reernesl"
go bar on nossniIube tGnft paa, bporior ban 9icroe
alt bette?
"Ou bebepes life laame9sn Smtanfe bctil. San
0ioroe oct Ior ~trebunorebe Yroeent - 8snte. Wat glor'
De alori9 no0et bemmelist berai. @uorior lllce ban Oct?
Sau CT en- 8uoensmano. Seq meo - ri or bes9e %sr'
psusmGno. SOn ueo meset bel. iS er 900 ior bpllfsiom'
beiIt 8eleb, naar Oct bare bebaser Den 1anle at N9s Jar.
pl til @erosu. % lea iaar 9lirre SeIpabet lcm Den riSs
Cir Ybilip."
Set bar on jim 6aosr. beuue elesants, unse @anc