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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 8-2 2. Nj.

FLOUR-There is firm market, especially
for best grades. Fancy, So T. as; family, IS 25a
y Is; extra, $f 51a4 ~; superhne, $3 65a4; low
grades, $3a3 81; spring wheat flour, s5a6; rye
hour, "a GUa5 per brl.
WHEAT-Ma, ket steady. Prime to choice
white 81 4Oal 40, and some extra lots held al
81 5J per bu. Good to prime red 81 2Oal 30, aud
choice brings 81 s9al S5 per bv. Medium red
81 05al 10, and inferior ranges I0a9Oc peRbu.
CORN-The receipts are light O-day and the
market is steady at 43c for prime mixc,l Good
shelled, a little of grade hed az S9a40c, aud
inferior 2saS5c per bu.
BARLEY-Thefe is steady market Cana.
dian is worth s1a1 10, Western 6,at0c, for gooJ
to prime, ana 45aj0c for common.
OAlS-There is q moderate demand, and
the receipts are light with o firm market
Choice Iowa are worth 43c Good 10 prime 37a
y9c for mixed. and 4Ja42c Tor white per bu. In
ferior Grades 30a35c per bu
RYE-Ihe market remains quiet and steady
at 8Jc in elevator for No. z; fair 10 good sample
lots are held at 7ta7jc on arrival. Inferior,
6JaBjc per bu.
BACON Market firm. The demand is mod
crate but the offerings are light Clear sides,
l2kc. clear rib Sues l2c, and shoulders 9a
9Hc per lb, packed. Sugar-cured hams iSka
4l4c per lb. Jobbing sales canyased and
packed.
LARD--Is firm, with moderate demand fol
prime, which is held at l2Ac per lb. City ket-
tie held at l3kalS5a C per 10 anu quiet. Sales ol
prime later In the day at l21kc per lb.
BULK MEATS-Are frnler To-day, with
fair demand. aud sales, spot, OF shoulders
at 7xa7Hc, and clear sides at Hall &c. cIeal
rib sides lV&alO2sc per lib, loose lor fully
cured.
MESS PORK-z-Market Arm tnoushqulet, and
prime city is held at so 51a2v Is per bri, and .5t
more asked for small lots.
GREEN MEAIS-Alar ket quiet asd steady al
1hai5Se for shoulders. aud .OhalUac for cleai
rib SUES. Hams, lu54ali5ac, according to ay-
erage.
CurTON-M quiet. No change in
prices. Sales ~ bale=. tock, 1851 Dalcs
Receipts, 40 bales. shipments, 896 bales. NC
quote: Ordinary, SIC: gooI vrulnury, l0ci
low piIn,inng. li%c; mludling, LAG: goua
mlddirg, lsc; m'aailng fils, lac: fali, l5c pei
pound.
" hlSKY-Sales of s7l brls to-day ut 81 0.
per gallon and market sLrady.
BEASS-The market Is very quiet, Uisi
large rcccipts, anu no,niaally ilnchang III
Good t9 cAJics are worth 81 vial gs srbG, ii
store.
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Privilegea of Leap.year.

"Young ladies have the privilege Of
saying anything they please during leap.
year." she said, eyeing him out of the
corners of her eyes with sweet look.
His heart gave great bound, and,
while he wondered If she was going to
ask the question which he had SO long
desired aud feared TO do, he answered
"Yes."
"And the young men must not refuse,'
said she.
mo, mol How could they" sighed he
"Well, then," said she, "will YOU --'
He lell ON his knees and said: "Any.
thing, anything you ask, darling"
AWAIT till get through. Will you
take walk, and not hang around ouI
house 80 muchp
And he MasKad.
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The English Government and Irish
Cattle.

[London Correspondence New York Timcs.1
The Government has been placed in
very awkward position by The prevail
ence of cattle-lisease in the country.
There seems to be no doubt that a. large
proportion Of the cattle exported from
Ireland are diseased, and spread the in
lection through England and Scotland !;
but, though diseased cattle from for
eign countries are slaughtered at the
port of entry, the Irish have been
allowed to 60 on doing brisk trade in
the dissemination OF contagion. There
Is now a cry on the part OF English
farmers that diseased Irish cattle should
be placed under the same regulations as
foreign cattle, and this naturally ex-
cited burst OF indignation from Ire
land. Hence, the Government is placed
between two fires. Nomatter what the
justice or necessity of the case may be.
the IRISH are certain to resent any inter-
ference with this trade, and the Home-
Rule people have already seized upon
The question as useful weapon for agl-
tativn. On the other hand, a consersa-
tive Ministry has endeayored to do lis
best TO keep on good terms with the
farmers, who are its most staunch sup
porters. Fear OF Irish diseontent, how
ever, seems to have carried the day, aud
the English farmers are thrown over in
order TO paciiy those ofthe sister coun-
try. In consequence OF the reiusul OF
the Government 10 do anything In re-
gard to Irish cattle, MIR. Read, a member
OF Parl .ament, wno was exp easily elected
as "a representative OF agricultural in
terests--he is himself a lenant farmer
III Norlolk--and Who has held a minor
political office during Mr. Dtsrueti's nd
pinistrations has resigne bis cfife, ana
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A sporting Indian gentleman, the
Zemindar of Wailoor, is, according 90
the Times OF India, about 10 present to
the frihae 0f Wales "a very pretty and
unique pr9sent'--namely, y four-in-hand
of antelopes, which have been perfectly
broken 10 harness, and are as handy on
tne roads as the best team OF horses.
"a more graceful spectacle" adds an
enthusiastic L0ndQner on the prospect
in the Pail Mall Gazette, ''can hardly
be conceived thaa thai of pair of ante
lopes guided by the light hand Of lady
in gorgeous attire through the crowded
streets of London on bright summer
alternODu.n
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state Leglslatures.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 2.--Among the petit
tions presented in the Senate was one
from citizens of Hamilton County, ask
ing for more effective sanitary laws.
Bills were passed making corporations
as well as individuals liable to the nuis-
ance laws; making ii felony t0r an ad-
ministrat0r, executor or guardian of
funds to embezZle the moneys in his
hands. The discussion OF this bill oc-
cupied the whole of the morning. A bill
to provide means for persons accused Of
crime who are unable to pay counsel
was also passed. Mr.. Beebe was elected
and sworn in as official reporter OF the
Senate.
In the House, Mr.. Goebeps bill to fix
the fees of attorneys employed to defend
criminals at $100 in homicide cases, and
not to exceed $50 In other cases OF fell
ony, was passed. A bill to fix the price
OF legal advertising was referred to the
Committee of the Whole. The bill to
allow witnesses. in Justices Courts
rs cents per day, and in Common Pleas
Courts 81 per day in criminal cases, and
81 20 in civil cases, was passed. Among
The bills introduced was one to authorize
Courts of Common Pleas to send crimi-
nails to the Work-house for the first Of
tense where the term. does not exceed
three years; one to increase the salaries
of Auditors, Clerks, Probate Judges,
Sheriffs and Recorders.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 2.-In the
House bills were passed as follows: To
repeal part OF Section of the act incor-
porating Licking River Lumber and
Mining Company, to prevent the floating
of logs, RATS, and lumber loose down the
Licking River. A resolution providing
for evening sessions ON and after next
Monday, each member TO call'up two To-
cal bills, was passed. A jointresolution
TO refer to joint committee that part OF
the Governors message relating to the
boundary line between Kentucky and
Indiana was passed. The act to provide
for completing the public buildings
known as bre-proof offices, at Frank
fort, appropriating $4,000 out OF the
debt due from the General Government,
was ordered printed and postponed. A
resolution that the Committee on Re-
trenchment and Reform be required to
investigate the charges made in GER
tain newspaper, that the Auditor of
State had certified that $1,000, more or
less, were due Thomas Shanks, Sheriff
OF Jefferson County, when the books in
the Auditors office showed that said
sum was not due, created considerable
stir, efforts being at once made TO silence
the matter, first by motion to lay the
resolution ON the table, which was lost,
then by temporary and dodglng substi-
tute, which was adopted.
In the Senate bill to regulate the
practice OF dentistry, requiring di-
ploma or certificate after examination,
was postponed. An act was passed al
lowing Circuit Clerks the same fees in
felony as in civil cases, chargeable to
the State, and collectible as other claims.
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POROUS PLASTERS,
& Remarkable Article.

Rubber is the natural reservoir Of electricity,
q fact to which the great popularity OF Porous
son's Capcine Porous Plaster contains the
greatest possible quantity of this element, and
with it is combined Capeine, recommended by
physicians Of late as the best external stimu-
liant known, which causes the plaster to act
promptly, and makes it the best conceivable
remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney
complaint, lameness OF the back and muscles,
&C. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
To be obtained of J. S. BURDSAL s. CO.,
ALLEN & CO., II. MACREADI & CO., and
all druggists. de2S-ly yFu&rh-lrm
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GuAMIN' IT. The Era [hy,) has given
utterance to this beautiful refleetIon :
SHOW often have we seen the blooming
maiden upon whose face smiles danced
Like sunheams upon the bosom of the
sea, and whose lite gave promise of hap
piness unaiioyed ana hope unrequited,
sitting with huge wad of gum in her
mouth, and her beautiful chin rising and
falling like q wave upon the ocean,
while the meek pastor endeavored "
point her to the New Jerusalem"
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Cincinnnti.Lixe stock.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3-2 p. NJ.
HOGS-Market firm and demand fair. Com
mon to good light, >s7 40a7 81; fair to good
packing, 81 45a7 IS: and choice heavy, 81 Ala
Z Us per Genital gross.
CArrLE-Market rather dull to-day. Com
mon, 81 75a3 u; medium grades, $la4 rs; good
butchers. S. OUa5 81 per Genital.
SHEEP-Acti and Iirm at 81 25a6 90 per
Genital for fair 10 good.
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Animal Food.-"Now them" said q
physician, cheerily, to patient, "you
have got along far enough to indulge in
a little animal food, and" ono you
don't, DOCTOR" interrupted the patient
II have suffered enough on your Cruel
and slops, but I'd starye sooner than
begin to live on hay and oatsw
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the Farmers Club, which meets in Lon
don, has passed a vote of no confidence
in the Government. So that open war
would seem to have. broken, out.
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ranks second to none on this side the
river. Prof. Feine's Orchestra rendered
some fine selections. The programmes
were all highly perfumed.
HAMILTON.
The funeral of Valentine Wolf took
place yesterday from the Zion Church.
The Light Infantry Company will give
an entertainment at the, Opera Hall on
the evening of the 17th.
In the case of Clements M. Ferguson
against B. Carr and wife. Judgment of
$1,070 Us was rendered in favor Of the
plaintiff.
The smallpox scare has entirely sub
sided. There has not been a case in the
city, as the Health Officer reports, tor
the past twenty-five days.
The Mayor reports the number Of fines
and licenses collected during the month
of January to be, tor fines, $50 go; Ii
censes, $40; Marshal fees, $24 total, $50.
Alex. plge, special Collector for the
Second, Third and Fourth Wards, has
commenced twenty-Seven suits and OBJ
tanned SO many writs of attachment
against parties for delinquent taxes.
The case of>Milton Safer, of Cinciu-
natl, indicted for libel, came up on de.
fendanps motion to quash for want OF
sufficient facts on which to base cause
Of action, and was argued at some length
by BENZ. RntterwoTth. attorney for de-
iendant, and Campbell Il Davidson ON
the part ofsthe State.
LEXINGTON, XIX.
The old colored servant at st. Gather
ines Academy, known as Aunt Bell,
died sunday. She was very much de.
voted to her church and died with the
full assurance of a glorious Immortality
beyond the grave.
The Council held an adjourned meet
ing Tuesday evening. The monotonous
gas question was the chief topic, but nc
definite conclusion has yet been reached
Mr.. Mulligan still holds to his opinion
with tenacity. The newly-elected mem.
bers will be sworn into office this even.
ing.
Robert Holloway was yesterday ar
raigned before Judge Mulligan on the
charge of fornication and fined $40 ant
cost. Holloway, it will be remem bered
was sentenced to four years imprison
ment for the killing of Shaw and was
granted new trial by the Court of Ap'
peals.
The Precinct of chinatown pays g
large portion of the tax into the city
yet they have no gas. 1t is really dan
gerous tor persons in that part of the
city where there are no sidewalks, and
where the railroad trains are continually
running. Let the Council see to this
matter, as some terrible accident may
result.
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i HE DAILY NEWS is IS by a inches; con-
tains &c columns OF matter THE WEEKLY
NEWS is 80 by 50 inches; contains 40 columns
of matter. Both are edited with ability and
care. They furnish the latest and most rclia-
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growth, progress, mining interests, aglicul-
tlual and stock interests, and. in fact, are
reflex Of all the interests OF the Territory.
Subscribe for it, il you wish to obtain aathen-
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sent free on receipt Of postage. Advertising
rates furnished upon application.
Subscriptions: Daily, $40 per year; 81 per
month fera shorter period. Weekly, 80 ayoar;
SITS for six months; 81 for three mouths.
Postage prepaid. -
Address WIN. N. BYERS, Propsr
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NIorluarY Record.

John Schultz, 81 years, Germany.
j. n. Shaefer, years, city.
Mary Deppe, 761a years, Germany.
Anna Brinkmann, 2 months, city.
Margaret Helm, ~ years, city.
Chas. kelgan, "a years, city.
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GEORGIA. FLORIDA sss$;s; E,ss;:s :Is :s;:s

s lculd subscribe for the MORNING News, pub
lished at Savannah, GA; Daily, SO; We XIV,
81 per annpm. Advertisers desiring customers
In these STATES, Should use It's columns IL Is
the best paper in the South gast. Specimen
copies sent, on receipt Of 5 cenls. Address j.
III. E3rIEL, Savannah, Ga.
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DAYTON sHoRr-LINE AND CLEVELAND.
DAYTON snoRr-LrNE AND COLUMBUS.
,INCrNNATfAND sANDusKY.
CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE.

Sandusky Ex... 8:45A.M. 6:00P.M. 5:50P.Sr.
Sandusky Ex daily. 9,l8P.M. 6:00A.M. S0lA.SI.
Bellefontane Ac ... 2&0P.M. 1OI0A.M. 9:00P.M.
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ATTORNEYS.
ATTORNEYS.
G.. 3. HOLLTSTER.
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.
No. $50 Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
no3-6m
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
Pioneer Newspaper of Colorado.
Established April go, 1859.

oldest, Largest, Cheapest aud Rest;
The only Valuable Advertising
Medium through which t0rcach
the Trade of Colorado and adja-
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ranks second to none on this side the
river. Prof. Feine's Orchestra rendered
some fine selections. The programmes
were all highly perfumed.
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MARIETTA AND OINCiNNATI.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARKERsBURG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, z minutes FAST
N. Y.& Bait. FIX d'ly s:5OA.M. 5:A5P.M. s40A.M.
Night Ex daily IN :l5P.M. 6:3OA.M. 10 SOP M.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgow and Front. Time, 7mInutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily, 7:l5A.M 2:50P.M. s:ioA.M.
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RAILROAD TrME-TaBLE.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot Fifth and Hoadlv. Time. 7minufas n.
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NASHVILLE. Feb. 3--Flour dull Mt IS 0Oa6 20,
Wheatfiull atsla1 s1.s Corn dull and lower at
S5c. Oats dull and lowe- at 4JaG)c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Lard. l5c. Bulk meats
quiet anu unchanged; 94al3ai3bc. Bacon
cured hams, l4c, al packed. WHISKY quiet but
firm ut 81 2l Coffee i'll good. demand at full
prices at 81 jsa23s4c.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

8Innot pore nrlfIise Norretninas
iolt / O,corab inoiaser Somst Nlty
esonarb, Der bsopncte Sclrstnlne
DER for ct Yir Maansnsr lipen. en-
'rsmroe.nbs Ylaos. Sr. Ysonoro
,ar siablsret en- fulritrnris Woabon'
Del, bpor man fan nAbs ou,i ZOE
'naslits 8easr. oa buts man illfUl.
alupls life fan fiuns. bpao man en-
ftr. fan bet bsltillss % itnHes I'll
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'oruesn ct fomplst Splaa al Veasr,
prO%fotol,r % Re9nltabsbeeer. Ma
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Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

tetal. nanienee al Glrc, prsr ben aplene
Mnleenins nj at iaa III en- Nus. Gr rrt
life en- Sflm OF Stjrniei at ilaeant itdl
aaa [ 5pdnI blaner cpl ierere @cnnsitsr
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i'm al ida paa gdn Spsrasmdll on
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mte mia I at flat llpsisn burbs banlpie'
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mpearteiee et ! noe. fG tru'r mfo at Hin
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Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

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uaer ilbsn bIsp ituot paa al nm
Wano. bar MI iaaicsr encel ga.
loouboloue for SIS 900 foroi Be
uar iols. bsruienoe Orifte. Soc Yam
er iDst ior $4,000, @rsaorp & Ga
fet for $4,000. WcMsuiu & Sut'
hinion for $4,000 oa BANNER &
Better OuTp for $4,000. Snfdln'
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loonsr er, os boloss berior anloar
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Gharlss 8rown ferer Sa9en To-
Wrs. Mspnolps. 90 Bulls for Gam
BANNER oe McNepiu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10
Gu M aOrstirfe
| Sprina GiOpe, Miun.,

aQtes til Sommsrm optert AZ 'Srld"
mso 8nismeut al Sten. Den 'tol
rore 80 Soo lang on 46s 900 breo
SIgiene. ION banns aUrlet, fnle
lurlnoe 10 $40 no oa rGre 4us
,sco brsDe. Saerni0osn lfal cGre
10 X l6.
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nrre irtoi9e o. ll9ae nj Giierinn
hos 6iebm. Gnrl 9ee9b | Spltue
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nUrmsrs SpIpsnlr9sr meo 2enlpr
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stue BIB 0e innsn 6ts Worts rsr'it
at uolsnoe III Buo til llaoertee
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Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10
NOsle Orb ON "Gbariparp."
Sr. Rteaftor

Sr. Hteaftor!
Terts arsrs Sllo rltitr 9tltip at IA,
aatent icr 9ncienoslier al iprileaiSt Slags.
hrrrrcr jsS r9iaa taater. az Dc Rjanter
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Oet iss IA tGnfrs IL fle nolle Srp rnl.
er BEN tar6lriife rpitsislis. Der 0aar uneer
Racn al '6bariplrp." Set er nemlia NE
ptn iii en- ~itllsnee Eff. naar Der brlrts
Srpnupper. al flacs WsnHsIsr fannie
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li8s aaarm. NcSie difars @tprrs ellen
piltcliaIrer. 4nrre rlmie mso @ialrer,
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4. I. D..
&pis man ea bar epatis 81 u 9r9npepin
at ~traftere eisie utuene @lriisr mer, MI
ref. ill 1aar BET snea rda en- Rlaoe ; rmene.
ltlsHt net Wan9s al rem ollgercl ere ial
fcrnrinssfules, at rs nerps ere tilirsele for.
enp Be ial ida mF9ct. at be liglsr igien et
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imcp lite iilitrGttsiat Drift. ca bliper man
ianrelis | en- nem Smile ; hi pl tlrsr man
r,m nerve futt. men De pl perblipe at larme
~ ilsie - ia 9jcrs Be raris ajSltrinltrs.
yer /. Gr. ripe nto Gisrrer. trGtts iiptfer
81 tatr ancst cmtrin5 &uiet .. /. D.
Npao Pll man rye on Giat? &spsres
Mcttp TAI rare: Dine VtnSs. eQtr Itt
yip !" Tisis utuens S~npltrsialsrs Bald.
irrcS er: "B:nae eusr 81 a SrsuNrin 81
SiSbteen er iSineialNsnre.
Nor | Sieen brultrs rsnne lllii fun naar
rtrtpmmsnrs Srureirlt life sjcrre @iriie.
tuc. Nu esrrmep tr ret uecn Sprifjel.
"SurtisIsn elar ira @rancs nj nGrmeiie
@ranee." nj. mar iaa Zen ierSnitere Oaa
iommsr, i%nsiinner e~npItssiatsrns iS / so.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

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at lGlte 9iuet til iioite 9ernoe Ger
minpas, ipet ban meo snrsl Nnor'
Smnoauiter renbte nsbopsr "Vlsa
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Gbarltp inb | Soreuoen % falDt a
mipt | 8affsn os bleu of Sl9her
trufist mso inolil ban lteoie moi
en- Sien, Snus aammeratsr tra
bam blsm paa TO Sialtsr, % ba,
CT MI / Sso,ins. Sinaoauttsr Der lir
pele iorisria buoI!ebes Dc bsbanp
Ter g nlilersr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

Oe marfelige &elultater ~ cet overs
r~rbentliae fore Sail at "Eale's Cough
Cordial Cen ienef icrlsbns Sic psr
eperbepiie ben ! eft pantrrence ON . nne
Weeicins ubmarfepe laIence sratt.
let err cs eertcr en- Scrnsirl'e ialen al
funne anbefale bette icrt. inlise !e3e'
mtncel. eu seri n, Inn plaAes AZ 6Sr'
fjslelie, &cite cller lem fsler IT, 'aar SO
ON / eatien, bcbsp.r iun at b%enpenee
ia til METERS, M lntarmerp's,
Solberas eaer 8uoelpbsOru
Stcrer % flsbe en- 6lalte Of "!ale,s
Cough Cordial" frrlsa en- lato @ia'te
al Set, ~ rericm ret life metisrer ben
tcrsnitsee @lrtnins. fan aIsb rem taa
iTne Yenee tilbaae. Spcm p!l rel lite
risae tenne Weoiein uncer Ilise libe'
rate Di'faar2 5naen MRceletn bar
noaenIinee reret ioi9t Der 1anen nee
iliae bsiif marfeligt @eIuttater. -
"jpsr,er fun, I'M ru nil icrs1e Bet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10
ia StrouNs 8a%rbsrituc, ION

ia StrouNs 8arbsrituc. ION
iinllssre par / Sperabuiets RiGlbsr'
ctaae. er oct Slso bpor mon bsli
ber leas ben, na0r man paa Ell pm
rsli9 Waaoe oil bIipe iasst pso NG'
len. Wlt er rcnllat % aniusns
ltarps. Msu Wr. Strouo bar nl
iuuoet no. at bans 4rrlle par for
uauat. % bar peIior flpttst l9nasrs
ueo | 8aosn til BET 9otals. Tom no,
llsers b%snpttces al Barnsn Walfs,
REQ Chen Of @balan Il Nslion.
sofalet er uomGrtet. % SaIbtrina.
Sb%ampoOinl % 9datflipnlns uris.
rec siisr npsite Oh matt n~iirsrsiti
lenoe Mooe. NH0a BAN Ct Beles.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

&c Sdmmsnilg ina." niger "Ss'
cOrab Repnblicau:" Muffin uhlflbept
II 900 249 Yuno Suene % Wel
1875 oper WiIplufes & CT. Yau
Bausn. msosnS 0tcorah | iamm'
5iesrum ucfibeos As 927 400 Ynnb
Ostts omsiort til Buipsl oil bllp'
2l5. i2l for @uitins % 6l2 1913 10
Oscorohs Wenfommenne."
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

BSg- vi pll berueo 9lere Sarmsrs
opmrrflonme paa at pt sr Oct snslis
Slrma i O,corah Der lrlaer
Den npe iolbsoreoe Monulon.
Sc andre Maitmer fra bette ga
brit. TOM tilbpres tilial9s / Oecornt
al 8 8. Malih llsasr oper ira lIlor.
o. bar altlia life BE- me OoIbs'
orinaer. @er paa GNers Yof 6ar'
mere. gn9brsllon & 8ulltiou.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

'es optr bam, % bette er oirfslls
paorot for en- Iicen 6pr. San bar
after ienbt O'pr. Sauasn & Snlptr'
lon eli no 9nonine. 6orssr pil piie
lin 5olitiue / 9seorub iglsn ON en-
Bar uger.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

Or por isaar itor @lebe b!anni
Sormcre iom pnr / 0cccrah mce
3uece, tbi be Ht inbtil % Gent pr.
Bulhsl. "men Serliabecen parsee lite
leuss." iasoe Scope" ibi ba Gu
len Dor opsr. par Oct calaa iotb'
mso 8reufabst. Spae betaIes ira
8O-S5 Gents Or. Buitel.