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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-03
Ctltzens, Bank Of Louisiana VI. Joseph
Deyno0dt


flO Is Is mhl3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish sfOrleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-03
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
hi ID IS apl Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
George l.ysle Il Hon ". 8eals q l.ntns
ct 81; B. D. WoGd L Brothers We. came.
Charles Lange W. Jehn Becsel.

EU6ENE WAG6AMAy.
mil IL 10 apl Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-03
A. Rocheroau & Co. ". Edward 8. Wurz.
burger ct al

:
mil IL 10 apl Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

0..uSIu cfiinate In 1act
! ANYTHING that will grow anywhere else
OH the face Of Coz 5 earth, Will grow
here, if properly attended to. sr.-
When l got here, on the 10th Of
March,: 1 found the gardens filed with
blooming roses, pansies. verbenas,p ,phlox,
and a great many other varieties such
as | have never seen before, The gar
den vegetables are growing finely rad, !;
ishes, lettuce, onions and beets, pulled 9
from the ground, are served to us on
the table every day. The coldestweaths,
er they have had this season, occurred
since the 18th Of this month, AID then
the ground was barely crusted at places,
The climate during the winter, IS very
much like our March and April weatn-l
er. The sudden occurrence OF the
"Nortbers" is the unpleasant feature OF
the climate, yet they are not 50 severe severe .
as / had anticipated, as :he changes
with us are SO rapid, and more severe
although the winds may not be $50 orisK,
and not necessarily from the North. .''i'
The city of Waco, with a population
OF about 5000, is situated on the Bra
zos River, near the center of the State,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15
A case of terrible suffering at sea

A case of terrible suffering at sea is
reported from Liverpool, at which port
the ship Greta arrived, from San Fran
cisco, on 23rd inst, having on board
portion of the British ship Great Britain
which was abandoned at sea in sinking
condition. Eleven of the crew of the
Great Britain were drowned aud four
died from exposure, The Great Brit
ain encountered terrible weather aud
became water-loeged. On the 3rd of
March the captaiu's two SONS died
of priyation. The captain and
thirteen men took to the boat and soon
suffered terribly from hunger. Three
of the men died and the survivors were
forced to eat portions of the remains of
their comrades to keep from starving.
On the lth of March they were rescued
in the last stage of emaciation. Other
cases ofgreat suffering are .also men
toned, calling forth strong sympathy 10
behalf of those who are called to go
down to the sea in ships ;b-1 5re, J
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

An Indian opened barber shop ia
a Kansas town, but he is not making
fortune. One day while shaving a
white man he permitted his mind tp
wander back to the happy days OF his
childhood, aud before you could say the
multiplication table backward hc hal
his customers CORY scalp dangling from
bis belt OF course he apologized when
he fully realized the consequences of nis
absontmindness. and offered 10 glue the
scalp on at his own expense; but this
white man wouldn't listen 10 reason, anil
left the SHOP swearing that lie would
never go back there 10 get shaved And
he has kept b;s word.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15
Scene. barroom. time, midnight.

lpDllI, iliIt,
WIic--"I wish that man would 90
home il he has one TO 90 TO-.
Landlord-"Slence, he'll call for some.
thing directly; he's taking the shingles
off his own house and putting them on
ours"
BY this time James began TO come 10
his right senses, and started 20 rubbing
his eyes, stretched himself ms il he hal
just awoke, aud said: II believe | will
go"
"Do not be in hurry, James, said
the landlord.
80, yes, mus, Co." said James, aud
he started. fE
After an absence Of sometime, the
landlord met and accosted him With:
"llallo, Jim; why amt you been down
to see u.s."
"Why, | had taken so many shingles
of my home that IL begun to- leak, 50 I
thought it time To stop the leah, 10 I
have done il, said James. Young man
whose nome are you shingling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

When a young man, who has just
reached tie years of goslinghood, has
his boots blscked regularly twice a day,
pits on a new paper collar before each
meal, trims his finger nails every half
hour, keeps bis three fuzz power mus
tache PerPetually dyed and scented, and
his hair solemnly done up and elabo-
rately parted behind, with semi-occa.
sionaIl praoticing Of graceful attitudes
and seductive smiles in the reflective
bottoms of new tinware. you can bet
your last "rag baby" that some girls
heart or his'n is in general state If
kerdummixment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

Thaxton I. Robinson and Jesse
Mitchell, young men highly connected
iu Campbell county. Va, met at New
Providence Church. nesr ltuskbnrg. in
that county, to settle an old feud with
pistols Robinson was slIo, in the ab.
domep, and Mitchell received one shot
in the hand, which glancing went
through his cheek and lodged in the
back OF MS neck, and another 10 tie
breast. The latest report states that
Robinson is dead and Mitchell could
not survive The difficulty is under.
stool 10 have been about n woman. go
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

"lHE LOsr CAUsE. A magnificent
picture Ii X Is inches is size, beautiful
in design and artistic in execution. IL
represents confederate soldier after
the war returning to his home, which
he finds lonely aud desolte. In front
of the ruined cottage, telling n sad talr
OF the miSarics of war, are Two graves
with rude crosses, OF one of which
some friendly hand has hung a garland.
To the right the calm river and tho
rising moon indicate peace and rest
The stars, seen through the trees, re
present the Southern Cross. 1t is pic
ture that will touch every Southern
heart, and should find place in every
Southern home. One copy sent by
mail, mounted on rollar and post paid,
on receipt of 2j cents, or three for g.
cents. AdGrss John Burrow Il Co,
Bristol, Tenn. Agents wanted every
where to sell our cheap and popular
pictnres.-S5 to $40 per day easily
made. No money required until pic
tnres are sold Seud stamp for eata-
logue aud terms
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15


Shall it'be earthly pleasure that decay?
Or that when dead thy name may be
Echoed on some laureled poets lay.
No. no; | will not wish thee this, ks.
1t is but vain and will not last, azss.s.-
I'll wish that that life may use thee we'll
And that thou may's st ne'er regret the
past.
That all thy life may be as bright and fair
AS summer ev'ens calm and clOudless
sky, -F III III. .... -
That roses may bloom around thee every
where,
And flowers along thy pathway ever lie.
That sorrow may be stranger at thy door,
And grief to thee a feeling never know,
May JOY be with thee everm0re, .y.
And happiness claim thee for her own.
May Friendships chain be woven round
thy heart, .s...rs
And Loves bright fetters bind thee ever
fast,
And may those chains be severed only
when r.
The grave shall hide thy cold, still form
at last.
And then, when earthly scenes for thee
are Ger,
May angels leave the gates of heaven
ajar,
Then may thy soul pass through that open
door,
And dwell forever in that land afar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

THE WOMENS $4,000 square and
nteng each other each 64 feet wide by 1872 feet
porch by 80 feet formed by the
filled pavons each 4S the whole modern
The the
the buildings umound by lantern
What the building unique
appearance inside supporting columns all
from outside walls The building will be finished and
completed by the st Of January, 1876.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

s1- We have received the April No.
of the American Farm r, and find its
pages well filled with seasonable instruc-
tons in every, branch OF agricnltpre--
prominent among which are formulas
for making fertilizers for all the main
crops grown in the Middle and South
ern States Among the correspondents
who largely figure in this number, are
gentlemen of the highest standard con-
nested with Agriculture In the several
States-amoug them Mr. WIN. Holman,
of Va, on Chemical Manures and the
Wheat Crop. Prof Wilson, Of Balti
more, on Errors in Fertilizer Analyses.
DR.. James, of Georgia, on the progress
OF Agriculture in that State. On the
Use Of Concentrated Fertilizers, and the
Management Of Pastures, by Mr.. CheO-
yer, OF Mass. On the Cultivation Of To
bacco, by Mr.. Sheldon, Of n. C., and
numerous others, upon Soiling, Live
Stoek, Dairying, Poultry, Horticulture,
Horticulture, Orchards, Landscape Gar
dening.-in short, no branch pertaining
to the cultivation of the soil appears to
be overlooked. The old Farmer is a
complete manual for every country home
and every single number of it is worth
the years subscription. Published by
Samuel Sands & Son, Baltimore, Md,
at 81, so per year, copies for IS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

There are, trees in California SO tall
that it takes two men aud boy to look
to the top Of. them. One looks till he
pets tired; aud another commences
where the first left of.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15


The Boston JourDal expresses the
hope that the next President of the Uni
ted States will have very few relations
In fact, if says il he should happen to
be man who was picked up OH door
step it would be Tremendous point in
his favor. .-i.J ,,o .-f. Z
Michael Edwards. Sr., said 10 he tho
oldest man in tie Usiied States, with q
record, died on Tuesday morning lsst
at dis residence in Moundsyillc, WV,
aged one hundred and eigh. years, sev.
en- months and fifteen days The do. 2
ceased was member Of tie Laurel
Fire Company, Of York, Pa, and was
the oldest tirenen living. The bell
of the company tolled upon the an |.
nouDcement of his death. ia-tl. ~ s1fki
There are now living within radius
of Eve mikes around Mr.. John EcbArd
near Greenrilie,p issAngrsss cos,niy,
nine old gentlemen, whoss average sgrs.
are eighty seven and half years. The
oldcst is ninety-o:.e aud the youngest
eighty -four.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15
A WISH FOR MISS C. III.
BY MEMO.

Lady what shall wish for thee? Il Il
Shall it be earthly pleasure that decay?
Or that when dead thy name may be
Echoed on some laureled poets lay.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15
O, 3, 6; 12, "a, 4s, 96, 1872.

The professor was puzzled to con-
lecture why such simple record should
be carved on the stone iI enduring char,
acters Satisfied that some extraordina-
ry significance was attached to the SER
les OF numbers, he examined their sur
roundings with microscopic minutcness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15
BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPlTAL.L

DIR. JOHNSTON,
,,uysICIAN of this celebrated Institu-
ton. has discovered the most certain,
needy, pleasant, and etlectual remedy in
the would Tor all
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15
A Yorya L,py's SouLoouY.-Use-

A YouSG L.Dr's SoLILoouY.-Use-
less, ,aimless, drifting through life-what
was born for! For somebody's wife,
my mother says We'll, that being true
somebody keeps himself entirely from
view. And if naught but marriage will
settle my fate, | believe l shall lie in az
unsettled state. For though I'm not
ug,y-pray what woman is!-yon might
easily find more beautiful phiz; aud
those who seek for perfection will seek
here in vain. Nay, in spite Of these
drawbacks, my heart is pervarse, ard
should not feel grateful for "better or
worse TO take the frs; BOBBY who gra-
ciously came, and offered me those
t:easures-his home anG his name.
think, then, my chances OF marriage are
small, but why should | think OF such
chances at all? Ny brothers arc all Of
them younger than |, yet they thrive
in the world, why not let me try!
know that i'll business | am not an
adept, because from such business Tm
slrikingly kept; but this is the question
,ha. troubles my mind-why am | net
trained up to work of some kind? Use
lcS>ly, aimleSsly, drifting through life,
why should | wait to be somebody's
wife
WoRK-Betore took up my own
work, a cultured lady has said, | shared
to certain degree in the prejudice
which attaches n stamp of iuieriority to
monunl labor, but was soon cured OF
this 10y observing women engaged in
hand lUbor who, by their talents, were
equalS-ottcn the supcriors--oi women
who never worked for money. In order
to work profitable one mnst not only
be in need OF work-one must be able
to do ii well; and tn $ consider alton
alone should suffice TO inspire non-work-
ing women TO respect those who are
sufficiently intelligent To exercise pro.
tessioa. With the exception OF a few
whose dull minds finds il easier TO ao-
cep, ready-made pr,jndices than To
think for themselves, intelligent ladies
are no longer imbued with the false idea
that one woman is superior To another
simply because she is incapable OF
helping to support her family.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-15

-. .,NIiI, lAneCIlOnS OF
tbe Liver, Lungs, Stomach, or Bowels,
those terrible disorders arising from Soil
tarv habits of YOuth-thOSc secret ana
solitary practices more fatal TO their VIC
rims than the song of the SyrenS TO the
mariners of ULYSSES, blightinS their most
brilliant hopes or anticipations, render
ing marriage, etc, Impossible
VOTING MEN ESPECIALLY,
.,,o hova hecome the victims of Solitary
- that dreadful and destructive habit
,,.h;,b annually sweeps to an untlmely
W. w. thousands of Young Men of the
-, sx,Ired talents and brilliant intellect
r. MIGHT otherwise have entranccd list
ING Senates with the thundcr3 of elo-
omcnce. or walked to ecstacy the living
Ire. NAV call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or young men contem-
Mating marriage, aware of Physical Weak
ness Ioss of procreative power-impo-
tencv), Nervous EXcita5ility, Palpitation,
Oroanic weakness, Nervous Debility, or
any other disqualification, speedily re-
lieved.
He who places himself under the care of
DR.. j. may religiously contide in his hon
oras gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill As physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Impotency, Loss of Power, Immediately
cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing atfection-which rem
ders life miserable and marriage impossi-
blc-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper indu.gcnces. Young persons
are too apt TO commit excuses from not
being aware OF the dreadful consequences
that may cnsue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny
that the power OF procreation is lost sooner
6y those falling into improper habits than
~ the prudent: Besides being deprived
OF the pleasures of healthy offspring, the
most serious and destructive symptoms to
both body and mind arise. The system
becomes deranged, the physical and men-
tai functions weakened, loss Ofprocreative
power, Nervous lrritability, Dyspepsia,
Pllpitat;on of the Heart, Indigestion, Con-
stitutioual Debility, Il Wasting of the
Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and
Death.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

ltuloe pie l9 oprcrif, % - i9 frbster, Oct aicr mia onot
at l8e Oct. bet li99er bans Natur - at bore utafuem.
mei9."
"Spae Ybilip faa at pios?"
"6ra oine eler mine 3Gbsr. W9Ia! Com lea bar
la9t Spillst er bot; men mar ole ere inouitlsoe oeri. er
Oct puneet &sntbwortb @obs faI life aaa no al No.
milen."
Gan psnete Ns mob Stusubret % lammsnliaueos III
eet oerinee. ioet ban ~sispenoe traf Oct op.
90 Iaa, Mrs. 8Odlpooo, pil ia meo Osrss 3lIa.
oelle boile mig liot. ineen i9 reiler. Sm to Elmer teu.
ter les lite at pGrs Ianst ira Cir $usbs Scns. Ybilip
'Ommer psl iaa burtist, ban fan. Seq oil lssse iaisn ct
8rsp til BAN 8eiteu sier on."
San penote fs % iaa iiarpt paa lin Sultru. ict ban
laaoe lns lanss, fus, meo 8inss belatte Siuare paa ben.
oes Stnlcre, % ia9be:
"spt til mig en9aus for ollie, Diana. 9 fabian Saa
lom esnns r ben irrits. n~ebpsnnise Sing ct Soueo DIT
Sopeo maa pGre init. Mrbsio meo mia, % DIT Sicrtes
@er9ier9beo ial tiIfrensitues. Sen, bporom @tl ersier
na. CT Yhilip. Dor uoi8t til Selc a~ibGnscr al bans
Spisrid.~
"Ss @ertruSes" ipnrsts bun. nalten pilot. Oct bar
aneer Sang, bun fremicrte Oct Spsrssmaal. @oduooo
fres lit Sfirs % 10.
"9por en- &uiubes Wisuueelie ~ioriterrer alt. WiIs
@ertruoe &eniipor,b sr uosn SpipI en- Sinorina, men en-,
lom is rubber al Ssien; pGr ps paa BET
Weo bisie Orb tsupts Wr. 8odpooc 1T qps o. be.
GAP fs til No.
San bapcs Ell sOS 6orbcidis % b~eiuGrcbs lite Of
Srcmme. iaa ban ion aobt.
Nfe laa mss Mrs. &OtiuOOo. $nn broa fin StOl
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05
"a

VI Oct %oirfslis 0em2 Seq bupbs nspps baabet % Dog
popsos ie9 at baabe at is ituIce faa ie Sem, fersnb
les iorIoo England. Sc bar lite ben Yise, oct picits ie8,
- Der loo mig rsiis, ncen at fss mig 8arueI"
"On rcllcr lan9t bort, Gperaro til Fombab, lite
iaRSt?" ipur9te ben un9e Game en- roIe, mdOoit
Stcmme.
"5apilt; Bet CT en- temmeIi9 lang Sci, iIar naar man
life bar 3plt til ben. Wfin Woor bgbe, ba leo Ulep foot
- en- net, banee ieraelis o. sIeoeia Sorrstnins par bet.
Set inorer mig at min 6ormpnosr life ipalte mig ba.
On pec, is bar en- Sormpnber."
"Obsrit eOrbett, =" iasoe ben unse Dame.
90 ban er en- 0iepd af en- Sculf, - bare &ruot
% Tort Weber, niger man.. men bporoan ban emo CT. ct
9oot Slerts bar ban, Oct bar ban pHt ~liaeoperfor milo.
$pllte lbffsli9c Gage ie9 bar bapt Oriplep. Sen frre
bea9sll9e Yralte9aarb % Den muntrs Yrelt meo fin Yibe
% me 8e9r. 1t tGnte pa at butte alt bette msb en-
rluoret Sloo % Ell Sfare &rofooiIer."
% ban lparfeoe Den faiteIs 8aolst baarot bsnab
8eien.
"onatl Seq saar iraI. bpis gu taller Ienaere paa
oenhe @faaoe. er Bet lite naturlist, at bin Saber enlter
at le oi9, lnoen ban %beitemmer, bpao ou Ifal blue."
seq oil bhDe Mopofat - Wopofat Der gnalanb
nalarl'sols. Sporfor ifuos is ite bet2 Seq er peIta.
lenbe -"
Den uu0e Game afbrco BAN Ieenbe, bullet braats
BAN til at reome.
"Sn er lite iaa Tibet i%nbbiIbit, Maiter gueraro, men
la uns. iOm is CT, oil ies bog sips big ct aoot MaaS
@olpo Din 8aoer Gilt"
~ @t %nneta9en Ell Gina" bar bet bef,mt, Spor
seq Oar OF Sro, % ou nit. Seq sster imasn anbsn snb
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05
&urcr Sen IfaScli0e MUitc

Se merleliae Weiultater N oct over
rrbentliae llore Gala At "Eale's Cough
Cordial" ben ieneit lcrlsbne Sio her
sperbepiie ben n en- pantroenoe en- ocnne
Reeicins uom9rfeoe IGaenoe Strait.
let CT cs eerfrr en- Sprnsielie i9ien al
funne anbcfale bette icrt,inlise yaees
mtrbel. 6n Nericn, lem PLACES At 6rrs
f%islelle, Ncite eller lem feler III laar %
EN- Ndlien, bebsver tun at benpenoe
R9 til Weiiers, Wpnt9pmerp's,
ScIber9s cller 8ubrlpbs Drug
Storer % tlsbe en- 6lalie al "Eale's
Cough Cordial !" fcrlso en- halp Tlalie
at Oct, N eericm Get life mseisrer Den
torsnileee @irtning, fan alsberen faa
line Eenge tilba9e. Spem vii pel lite
fcrls9e benus Reeiein uneer ili9e libes
rale 8t'faar2 5nsen Neoieiu bar
u~c9eninee paret iclst Der / 69neu meb
ilise bsif m9risli9e 8eiultater. vi
IpsrJer fun, en- bu pil fcrlsle bet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

ipapsr /; ON Wulisheoeu. mere emo WuliabsSsu al, at
benne bleanebbeos, bOnnineieos Yiae, oeune 8ertrubs
Wsnthlportb fan fomme til al bercue BAN tpue Suiinee
ON Naret. ia, mil on. men on fisnoer Tibet til en- 8uin
oS Wfast. bu bore laa Hinf Yroturator bu piL@
"@Nu &iGre. i,s bar inssn eplt til at taubrs bit
&lens ebit til at siere Onot. 3 ere Dor 4roiesTons
8p9ben."
"@Gr aluorli9. WatbeuS Nofuooo!"
WITS. N5fipooo -" bans Wiue par nu pirfeio me.
get alporli9 "ai bpilfsn @rnno blanoer on ba pr.
pate Nnl99enoer. Der fun on9aa 9emuernc of 8sntb.
porfbs 6amilie? On bGrer nit Napn ct aatet Napn
loetnlinoitelaf mine Banfiersr; % laa er Oct paa Sibs,
at ri fcrfaa %binanoen."
SUN iuareos meb inb0bt Sarmc
"Sislelg, ben 3io er tommen for I9n9e iosn."
pans Sage bpiIebe enonu ben bnIe Saanb; De sraa,
iiffence Sins forloo bcnbe lite.
"Nu, Satteren al &irfeisuersn Benjamin Oarfnou,
Der snsan9 bar Yortnsr, bra9te mig ueo Ssteliab fem
tuinbe Eunb."
"Sir Suab Bsntportbs @ape." iosoe aPrs. 8ofpooo
meo ct ~foragteli9t &at paa Oct imnffc Sopeb.
Sun rsomece lite. % bemoss Sicre banfeos life itrr.
iere, oa bun la9be bette.
Set par en- baaro Iatur Der ls9te at bamlc OF mso
en- enbnu boaroere.
On bar en- Snitru. Der ale 5ilfGloe par pero at
eie." tilfeieoe Wr. 8ofuooo meo ct al fine melt bonnius.
ieoe emil "msn lite minore pero for Dc Yeuaes Sfplo,
iom bu braate. Seq bar en- fattis Statel ocnsaus Ell
Yrofllrators Sfriper; MI er i9 Watbeus 8ofpooo. gsq,
mso fem Sfriuere unber mig"
&pm fal frsls bsncs.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

% insttaae. SEQ bar ulersbs ielp icrsct for en- 9ottor
% en- Spseup9tellts. besse al ulaieHs &aratter 90 meo
meesu Grfarins. Ser CT life en- Softor belle Qonoou, /
bpis SGubsr ia bsuerc betroeoe Ell SaQ."
go Den Sruttsnbult -" b~e9puote bun, mel, broo.
ties irng til &ousbeb peo eli bpoenos BcuGselle al fin
WRano.
"Noniens Honlcns. WrS. &ofpoobl Raun life
Rapns! Seq bGIsr mine esne @9tntsr % ltulcr paa bpcm.
lea oil. vi lpHls ct bcit Spil. Mrs. Rofuoob. 90 en-.
busr mau ipilc i'm &Ols uben frpst Tor l~loialoet Ma.
lbon oil 9ibs llnherretnin9 ON Cir Su9bs 5lltano imor.
gen. % bsreitu bauolsr ia 9mIolsrtio enltcr lea, at bu
eisr Sdieuotifab meo en- us Yruoencs Sat-. Sun ielaer
mso WQalpOn iOm Ell irrbdcs Del nubsialct Spaeposerlfe.
get 8cipGr."
go min Gel 8ompIottst?" ipurste @rs 8oduooS.
paa bpem blot Nabnst Gertrude bapbe famine &irtnina,
lom SpOren paa eli iprla Sen.
"0en pietisic al @ut "a iaeNe Yrofuratoreu, ioet ban
MI taIts meeet aluorliat. iOm ON ban enlfepe, al bun neie
ituloe ~inoprtute is sboet al bans Orb. "Ocu cneiie tors
Sinbrins for Dor Yous bdoise lloialb er Yblip lelp.
Seq iOritaar life"
"NReu on lal tomms til Oct ban blot 5aaImooiQbeo,
os Der mig. esrrfiGrli9 % hiutdes lom ban or. piIpe
ban 9nnlte ihn en- Strtg opr os. oerlOm ban iroeoe ia
ilU at pars ben ~retmGsfpc Grpin9 90 nj @Ooirm I'm
BeNoodie. Seq bar bam pihnof Ntfert i min Maat men
bet Ct min S9opane al pnre oobbtlt ps. San maa IplIle
Spild mso Os - ipilc bet meo aabne Sune. San maa
briu9es I'll erflenodis al. at opnoar ban Roaet. CT BET 9icn.
mem os % al nj Oaaa fnnnr iiIintsiaiers BAN, ON ban
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

Oct benocr life licIccn, at Ri
moptn9er 8rcps, bpori "0ccorab.
Soften" Omtalcs roienoe, men rsri.
MOB sr oct lieIrners. at ~iaaeanne
uotaleller fOmmer i 6orm al Yocii,
% ri tror. Oct life fan fables nbe.
ifeocnt al os at labe neo~enitaoenoc
lille Oi9t al Sr. Sens 8. Sitting
trptfe. Dor blertcIlsits 8of brin9cs
berpeo ollie BlabstS @enncr % @cl.
pnoere for bpab DC bar 0iort for
Blaoets uobrecelis % 8eltaaen, %
pi baobs, al DC / Nar. mere enc
iloll9cre, foroi llo9iitcrne peo Bla.
rSets uo9ipelle er bctpoellg forc9cbs,
oil bl9lpe I'll al iaa Soften" no.
brcot i Ell bio &rcos. 8laoets &sn.
nsr tan osiaa 9ipre Os Ell nnbtn
bttpoell9 Sleneile. ncmlie at inplsnbe
~fOrifatteoe Beretnin9er ON 6ina, ION
maatte pGre Of almcn Snicreslc.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05
Sl 9ccOrab= Yoiten

Ou flGrs Vcii, fem Sue ~ @ilitn triulsr,
Ara SGprellne - Der, bpcr pcr Vulle ltrn;
Na CT nj aiar At On zig ret cprinSer.
o. trinstr Sere icm sr iunr ~ ace.
Vi bar riS fiar. ia, Dis iaa sierne ilfter,
Sm apGlen. naar ri Aut bar nlat arers
On Gcrcet blsmme. mems ru nj rs i%natfer.
plnte SprcJ, trcrmee ri er tilfrees.
Ou flare Vrlt. icm ltsrre til NJ fcmmer!
lin SrrrrinS er I Sanobee itfe nor;
Vi bldttr ecl Vi iaar en- beore Scmmsr,
IA tli'r bet ttrre ~ fcr big ri trrr d;
Sbi icr bit GRAB ri buree big Maifjenne.
Din Don't or barb - al 0erpen bar Den
MT
Wretaa pcr Cat! Zen arebs. MI biz be-
lcnne
Vsr trrr IN iGress. @eltcmmRn til bin
Slrt!
Sens 3. Hiiting.