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, 1877-08-03
A Young Hero.

AT the disaster which, not long since
destroyed the lives of many miners in the
West Pittston mine, an incident occurreS
In which the heroic and pathetic are
mingled.
A boy of twelve years, named Martin
Craighan, stood with companion on the
carriage, waiting to be hoisted up from
the mine out of impending danger, when
1t flashed upon his mind that number of
workmen had not been warned Of tho
terrible peril they were in.
With noble impulse of self.forgetfnl
Kindness, he resolved to rescue them, if
possible, and asked the other boy to 90
with him. This boy refused, and was
safely drawn up--the last who was
brought up unscathed. Martin rushed
through the chambers and galleries of the
mine alone, to carry the startling news to
the imperiled miners. Then he hurried
back to the shaft again, hoping to escape
with his life.
He waited for the carriage to descend:
but the wire rope had melted, and the fire
was now burning so fiercely above him,
that all hope of escape in that way (thc
only outleD was cut off.
He fled back to the miners again; but
experience had taught them the utter
hopelessness Of escape by the ordinary
way, and they had built barricade in
Martins absence, which afforded them
temporary protection from the noxious
gases and smoke that were slowly filling
the mine.
The barrier was solidly built, for upon
the defense it afforded them against the
smoke and gas depended the only chance
that they had to live until the burning
shaft was extinguished.
Martin stood at the barrier and begged
piteouSly to be admitted. The few sur
yivors who heard him, say the little fel-
low cried But to have made Il passage
way for him would have been death to all.
So they were obliged to refuse him.
After while he went quietly away to
the stable. He had been promoted to the
position of a mule-driver only the day
before and now he went to his mule,
and there wrote with chalk upon a piece
OF board the names of those who were
dear to him, and then lay down beside
his mule to die.
His body was found close to that of the
poor animal, which, in its death agony,
had rolled upon him and wounded his
breast with portion Of the harness. SO
died this little hero in the dark.
, 1877-08-03
The Famine in China.

Simultaneously with the dearth which
is causing so much anxiety in India, says
London Times correspondent, famine
Is raging in the north of China; but
while the care and energy of the Indisn
government reduce the distress in the
tormercase to the minimum, people are dy-
ing by thousands in China of sheer starva.
tion. The scenes of the chief distress are
in the north and east, in the ext eme north
OF kiangsu, in Shantung, in Pechili and
in Sbanse; and from Shantuug especially
the accounts which reach us are heart
rending.
The whole tract of country in question
suffered last summer from drought, which
nearly destroyed the crops and the peas
antry, having eaten what little grain they
had in store, or were able to gather, are
reduced now to the last stage of want.
The picture drawn by Protestant mis-
sionaries in Shantung, and who are dis
tributing the aims literally contributed
by the foreign communities in China, is
terrible. Mr.. Richard writes:
"Having finished their corn, the people
are now eating grain husks, potato stalks,
and elm bark, buckwheat stalks, turnip
leaves, and grass seeds which they gather
in the fields. When these articles are
exhausted they pull down their houses
and sell the timber, and it is reported
everywhere that many eat the rotten
sorghum stalks from the roof and the
dried leaves of which they usually burn
for fuel. Of their eating fuel leaves
there can be no doubt; thousands eat
them, and thousands die because they
cannot get even that. They sell their
clothes and children. Having no cloth
ing left to protect them from the cold,
many take refuge in pits built under
ground to keep themselves warm by the
fetid breath of the crowd. In the east
suburb of Chingchow City there are four
such pits. One-thrd of this number two
hundred and forty) originally put into
them are now dead within six weeks, and
no sooner is corpse carried out than a
crowd are struggling for the place. Vii.
lagos of five hundred families report
three hundred dead of starvation; vii
lagos of three hundred report one hun
hundred persons dead"
Almost the whole province of Shatung
is suffering; but the suffering of eight
hien districts is said to be beyond de-
scription, and as each contains an aver
age of 1000 villages, the thousands who
have already persisted may be too readily
conceived.
, 1877-08-03

A MONSTER BALLOON. In consequence
of the pressure now being exerted by
would-be exhibitors for space at the
Paris Exhibition of 1878, NJ. Krautz has
been compelled to abandon his intention
of constructing the monster Giffard bal
loon within the exhibition precincts. The
French government, however, will furnish
space for its construction as near as
practicable to the Champs de Mars. M.
Giffard has made his preliminary techni-
cal arrangements. The length of rope
will be about one thousand eight hun
dred feet. 1t will be Conical, the thick
est end being attached to the bottom of
the car. The ascending force, when load
ed with ballast, guide-ropes, grapnels
and fifty passengers, will be five tons.
The weight of the cable, fully extended,
will be two and one-half TONS The
ascending force of the hydrogen will be
twenty-three tons. The balloon itself will
be about one hundred and ten feet in
diameter and one hundred and fifty
feet ~ height to the upper part Of the
valve.
, 1877-08-03

A QUEER CRAFT.-At Wilmington is
a queer craft, the schooner "Ada b."
built by New Brunswick farmer with
only few tools, and consuming six years
in its construction. He lived on the
upper St. Johns river, and during the
spring freshets he hoated his craft down
to St. John. He had expended every
dollar he could raise, including the pro-
ceeds of the sale Of his farm. The
schooner is described as looking like
something "bctween Noah's ark and a
log house" The stern appears as if the
vessel had been made by the mile, and
cut off in lengths to suit. The hatchway
is almost large enough to drive horse
and wagon through. She registers sixty.
one tons, but her timbers are strong
enough for vessel of five hundred toas
She carries house on deck resembling a
sportsman's cabin in the woods, and fitted
up inside in manner to correspond.
, 1877-08-03
TennysOn's New House.

The house is modern Gothic, designed
in admirable taste, with wide nullioned
windows, many-apgled oriels in shadowy
recesses, and dormers, whose gables and
pinnacles break the skyline picturesque
ly. Within everything is ordered with a
quiet, refined elegance, that has in it, per
haps, just a s0upc0n of an affectation OF
estheticism, not quite in keeping with
the spirit either of modern or of medieval
life. The hall, in spite Of its richly
tesselated pavement, has delightful sense
Of GOODNESS in its soft half-light. The
lofty rooms have broad, high windows,
the light from which is tempered by deli
cately-colOred hangings; walls of the
negative tints, in which modern decora-
tors delight, diapered with dull gold,
and paneled ceilings of darkly stained
wood, with nodded ribs and beams.
High-backed chairs, of ancient and un-
promising stiffness, flank the table, typi-
flying the poets sterner moods; while in
cozy corners are comfortable lounges,
that indicate tendency to yield some
times to the seductions of soft dreams and
inspirations. Nowhere is the spirit vexed
by garish ornament or the eye by glaring
color. A few good etchings and paint
ings hang on the walls, among them an
excellent copy of the "Peter Martyr
which is doubly valuable since the de.
struction of the original.
But there is one room in which all that
is most interesting in this house centers.
The door opens noiselessly, and the tread
of your feet is muffled as you enter dim
corridor, divided from the room by a high
screen. The air is heavy with the odoI
of an incense not unfamiliar to men oi
letters; and, if you could doubt whence
it arose, your doubts would be speedily
dissolved as the occupant of the chamber
comes forward to meet you, the insepara'
BILE pipe between his teeth. The figure
though slightly bent, bears the burden o.
its sixty.six years lightly. The dark
mass of hair falling backward from the
broad, high forehead and the "kpightly
growth fringing his lips" are but sparely
streaked with silver; and the face, though
rugged and deeply lined with thought, il
full of calm dignity and of a tenderness
strangely at variance with his somewha
brusque tone and manner. His disregard
of the conyentionalities of life is thor
Oughly natural and unaffected. His sui
of light gray, hanging about him in man.
a fold, like the hide of rhinoceros; tn,
loose, ill-htting collar and carelessl,
knotted tie; the wide, low boots are no
worn, you may be sure, for artistic effec
or with the foppishness of Byron.
, 1877-08-03

AT THE TOILEr,-A japanese damsel
considers her toilet to be no unimportant
thing, and to be ready for the fair she must
be up and dressing long before the sun
rises from behind the great sacred noun
tain, Fuji. The long, coarse tresses of the
raven-black hair must be washed, combed
and creased till the head shines like u
knob Of polished black marble; the
cheeks must be rouged to the proper tint
the throat, neck and bosom powdered,
carefully leaving, however, on the nape
of the neck three lines of the original
brown skin Of the owner, in accordance
with the rulcsof japanese cosmetic art; the
eyebrows must be carefully rounded and
touched with black; the lips reddened
with cherry paste with patch of fgilding
in the centre.
, 1877-08-03

"AN eel is not as slippery as you are,
but it can live on water longer" as the
fisherman said to the politician.
, 1877-08-03

COLORADO, the lew State, is more than
twice as large as New York.
, 1877-08-03

"Hain't you got no better clothes'n
them to wear to meetin' ,boy?" the sexton
asked.
mo, sir; / have none Others"
SWELL, never mind. Here, I'll show
you seat" Shortly after this Mr.. David
Notworth entered the church. He was
habited in black, and the deacons all
bowed to him rs he passed them. He did
not see the poor boy under the gallery.
1t seemed strange coincidence that
morning that the minister should have
preached the sermon he did. He took
the whole of the thirteenth chapter OF
"Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians
that chapter which is devoted to char
ity. 1t vas a noble theme, and the speaker
was warm m-hearted jealous man. On the
present occasion he allowed his zeal tC
mount into the upper fields ofpathos and
stirring appeal; and he made it plain
case thai all the phases of charity are
necessary to Christian life.
By.and-by the sermon was closed, and
the last hymn was sung. Paul started
to his feet, and had moved step for.
ward-but he came nigh fainting beneath
the task be had imposed upon himself
In moment more the benediction would
be pronounced, and then it would BE-
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lpran9 lGf % fplbtes iaalebes meb
Sane. nj al Yropiant % BeboIo
nlnsm af friltt Wanb eoelaeoes
SrGlalten, iom uogiorce 9aoningcn,
bolct Del Sarteist opps, men Spns.
Den al Waiterue la9oe Oct paa Si.
Den. Gnotlia fnGffsos eisie, % M
rriite oct iis after. laa Wanoifabst
funoe iGrees paa S9ffet. men bapoe
S~ntsilcmbsIit at cpbolos 9iuet msb.
Snort be9pnote De at Do al SuIt,
% itraI Gn rar eeo. lepeoe Dc On.
Ore al BAN, % eenne iorieroelias
SilpGrclle pareoe. luotil fun Be 50
par tlIbase, Won tuubs life iplie
ltore Yor,ionsr, Tiger Den SiIopsrs.
blcpns, en- SrI9nosr. % man orUbts
Sn9en, men neppe uar 9ipst uolluf.
fst. for man taltsos iis opsr 9ieet.
Der bsnsif 30 0ase sitsr Sflbbruc.
oct, inbtil @raset b%ornsecs, % i al
oeine 5io imaste Dc life en- Oraabe
Isrlft Tano % opbolbt 9ipet fun
peb Sl9lp al 8ieost al De beoe
Rammtraier.
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CALIFORNIA.

Wrs. @ibsrs 9us lis9sr i MGR
beben al Saflano. bpOr bun leuebe
iom gnts mso line ire Born. llpsn.
paa Seren fuupe man l9le, at Su.
let par tillalss. % nDlie fom Der Ell
Wano, lom aioroe bsnoe Duo Der.
paa. San lasoe. ban par SuIh9ra.
Der % bapoe la8t ii9 op en- SOr.
mlie al 800 600. San ltob alene
i @srbsn % enitsee life IGnssrs al
laffe ON. men pilpe ifabs ii9 ct
Siem. Mrs, Bibsr % Den 6rsm.
msbe blsu mart forIiste DC lfnloe
bliue Wano % &one % bsboloe
Suiet , % laa lfsee; men 3pffsn
parsoe TIM TO Gage Der iom Bs.
ltso ON, at benoes ri9e gGatsf9lle,
Der bauoe lGustss eiter Il Slsm. bar
eli 8emIins ira Sale Solpltalet /
Napa, at ban bapbc Ell 8oue /
Sruit %ale, % at Mrs. 8ibut bar
Den flsroe Gnfe, Nenne Wuno / lin
8aIltab bapoe laeet iis pie Ill.
Wanbsn bar t~ioiigsre peret Sub.
srapsr, % bans uirfsli9e 8onc i
6ruit %aIe Tom op til Saflanb o.
f~ortalts Mrs. 8lber Sa9en.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
@aibingtou.

Sc 6orencoe Staters Senat be.
iluttsos iorrioe u9e at bspilge $3.50
900 for / Waibingtou at bpa9e si
Wuirum, buOr oar ifuloe p0rs en-
itari9 uoltiIIn9 al De mango lislent
SG9sr, iom ianotes pso loitiuingsn
/ philadelphia.
- Der pil mart tJmme op ! 3u.
Jet ct 6orlla9 Om at inolfrGnte uOr
W ilii0ritplte til 10000 Mano, 90
/ 5orbiuoslis bsrmeo et 6orbuo moo
at BRUCE trooper unbsr &al9st / os
ioritieIliSc Stater. 8epubllfanrre
ifaI pUre iroe for Ell iaaoon 8eoHf-
ton, &ilegsst ct 9emOfratcrnes.
- Sapss, ben npe Yrelioent, pil
meo SSomiIie nu!omme til &aibiua.
ton ben lite Warts. Naite Sa9 al.
IGseer ban &iht Doe 8r9liesnt 8raut,
Der oil ioreitile ham for be nup9.
renbs 8obinsts. Gmbebsm1no. 90
4ce Warts iaIoer pln Ell Seubas.
oil ban blipe inolat i Gmbebet fgrii
poa Waneas.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01

% uobpttst bar $50. 650.50. Ser
er nogle al 6~iIllasns Sire ben.
sallie &~onsetiesre $4,000. lem op.
larte Glefauier $1,000, Ter Spe.
her $1,000, Ct ubmGrfet imuft Sis.
opr % TO y ccarp. Spiu $1,000, Den
itore airifanlts ScDe $1,000. en- nu9
Si9er 90 10 @leoer s400, en- gam.
mel Srus mso tire unssr $500, en-
Struos % 10 Sprnsr $500. lem
nboeliss Yanlbcre $500. en- gepines
% ell So9uar s400. en- 8rpcr. 3
Silnfaite % ooltlllise Mbefatts $500.
en- &ameI $500, ell 3sbrn. ire Mul.
.opr o. en- liosn @a9u $500, ste.,
etc. WuIifposHen $500, en- licsn
&arst % 10 imaa Yonisr $lI00,
% mestt. mssst Nuoet. ioruosn ct
5uuoreoe Ssite. Der ioI9tss til Ell
@ienusmlnilspris al $3.50 bper.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
IRA pore MbOuncntcr.

Hulbforo, l7be SSebruar. "Seeo'
rab. Soften" ierees msset Der, baaos
/ Bpsn % pa0 Sanoet nj lgler Den
meo Snterssis, Oh esn brln9er o.
@itsrretninssr baape ira flsrnt %
uer. - Spebeaplinssn bIsp oaarllS
paa oisle 8antsr +; Gbinb'8us %
serfe sioros, at ri blot nj ira e.
Is 8nlbsIs pr. Mcre, % ca $peos
er Sopsrprocutticnen, iaa sr Oct en-
SelpieIss, at Sarmersn fonlmsr !
Vsusstnibe. naar ban bar llost at
ieIsc. &iebmanb % MaltlnaSsnier
pil baue Git mso &entsr, % bar
man laa tisbt sprt eanS Oslaa, sr
oct tsmmsIia baarct at ilaa 10 9lsr'
mem. San life gn sller @noen Slen'
mem "Sscorob Soften" sipe % lloi
8sliso on, eaubst i Sslolu Wso''
cine Gountp, ea Der sr @clt'u'Ss'
lom enltsr at relic oerbu % ta9'
o,rn >. 8. y.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Smofamoet.
Spmn.


3 Ses WoinsS par Der forleoCn
Dag lamlet ct lloet Selltab Of 10
Yerioner De Sausrfensr. De ipiite
paa, bar ale mere emo 100 Iar
eamIs, oe S. iusne. GaHerne o8 Ste.
erne bapbe p9rst bru9te / st bunrrsoC
Nar.
Council 8Iufs, 26be Sebr. On.
trent 81. l i9aaruat oponssoe man,
at Statsns Ospitumms. Snltltnt. iom
lisser / NGrbcbsu al 8psn, itoo /
Ips Cue. Sopeobpsniuseu blep al.
cslss ebslast, men De sprise Bps'
ninser blsp i;Gasnos. Ser uar ON.
trent 500 Sepitumme / Nnitalten
eo Sleen uobreo, men %iaauiot ri.
pss, miitsos insen 9ipct.
- 9anIna CT mere END alminoella
bjemiest al Sloebrane. 6cr Ell Sio
ileen brGnots Mmsriean Soule, laa
tom 5ursn til Wr. Suriorcs Yri-
patbus, % iaa iorrise use Ell lis'
nenoe S~eslGssslle al gisnoom til
en- @eroi al omfrins s12 600. Sterii
Sab libsr gierne at 8armsrs Some
De bapcs ell DISTURBANCE paa $500,
msosns Staeen bslebsr lis til no9si
nGr $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Sainois.

Chicago. Sammen mso llcitIlin
Gen al 6lGrfTe bololes Der uglaa ell
fulfilling al Smaobsrn, % 5posu
fon bel beipiple. OF osnns Siren al
"Speftaflei" omiattsnes msb ual.
minbelis Sntcrssis. Der bItp no.
INLET 206 Nnie9ers til DC opitilsbs
Belenuineer. % mcb oisie 206 inlets
ct Sleng paa 5000. uemli9 6orel.
Ore, SlG9tnin9e. Seoiteuoe % Ben.
ner. BsoemmeIles.& Ommiiteer par
nsoiatts. bOptblasSli9 beituoenbs al
Gamer, % 10 Bern, oct ent al
amerifanifs 6or9lore. bet arbs; al
leplite, git al mso Yyiien, ioroi Be
beianoies at pare be imntftltt, %
oct enc al Dem oGsupsn al ct llsl.
bent rift Yors.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Wfaine.

YOrtlanb. Sra benne Bp bar Der
allsyeoe / Here Nar p9rst leubt nse.
laet GUNNER / iterre % itVrrs apan.
titster til England, men MI bar mar
9iort ct Experiment Tor at ubhnos,
ON man life funbe ienos be psllma.
9snoe Gpr Iepsnoe oper Milanierba.
Oet. Sloiie Geroag afsif Oamplfi.
bet Saroinian berirn, meo en- lpsciel
Suoretnin9 for oen Slngs 6rast.
Yaa SGttst par anbra9t En- sum,
20 SOB lang. 8 500 breo % 3 300
bel, meo ct 0aa9 paa SUn9ller.
@lenncm oenne Sum pumpeoes Der
Deo SlVlp al ell Waltine Saltpano
mo ua1aoslig. iamtioi9 meo at Der
9lsnnsm 2apbuller ubltremmeoe for.
b9rpet &ano osrfra. 3 benne Sum
par Der 700 9ummsr, bpOrmeb sSOr.
iesst ifIIoe Qleres, % mar bar soot
9anb ON, at Oct oil lpbe belbi9t al;
oct Gneite. man irpgter for, er, at
Der ittl bllue en- aliior tor 6Oriflsl
poa &anbets 8armesroo UNDER Hsi.
lsu; men ltnloe otnnc Srpet pie ils
n9rusott, piloe 6orretnlu9sn piltnof
fnune onta9c ell beiDpsli9 Omen.
non.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
9tuslan0.

Otter 6otlpbsnos lfal 8usisrns al
al Wast arbsibe paa at iaa Sbaben
al Ysrllcn til Bunhsiorpanot / Gil.
I0loe al en- uoroenoe &rlS, % man
oil JON ct Sla9s 8sosrlas inorem-
me BAN no9lc 8rGnbispropinpler.
buortll &etten biotil bar p9rst BAN
aipisputerst. Sbaben ipnes albsIss
life at r9re utilbeielis til at Saa
luo osrp1a. Den iprfllfe 8rGnbls
ipnss at pGrs temmelis llst beiat
men msS Dc 20 900 Soloatsr, ION
Yeriicn funoe title. uIlos man 10 al
ito pGrs iitauo til at uorette Nosst.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Stalicm.

8 Ngrbee,n al 8psn Ssrona sr
Der uplis siOrt ct betposlist 6uno al
Wpnter til en- %99t at omtrent 600
Yuno. Spsr 10000 Stptfsr er fra
&siier @auIsnus's 6io % inotil bun.
oreoc Mur eitsr BAN /; fra &elisr BRO.
bus's 5io er Der opsr 1000. Ster.
lteesIsn er oi BronSs. osioa nosls at
Selp slsr i%orlelpst BrouSe. Sc sr
ale ~IOrirlnlis bepareoe. % en- WGng,
De al Dem fer no. lom ON be netop
par TONNE fra Wpntsn % ilet ifts
bar pGret | SmIeb. Sc lmutfeits
Grsmplarer lfal o%pbspares / Wuiest
/ &erona, msbeus Hsitsn Ifll on.
bpitss mso Mnost fra fremmsos
Samlinscr eller lSIses.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
gtclp Wprf.

Srop. Watbelp Corn, 8uttsn
meo Oct tore 9Opeo, er MI oeo /;
ban blep Is Nal oammel % bar
en- metfsli9 &anifabning. ga bon
par 6 Tiger sammsl. be9Duots bans
Sopeo at bore no9et 9anlfe IorTGr
oeli9t. % bette uenuarsos Iise til
uosls iaa Sage ier bans Dob. San
funps Glbri9 9ua sllsr ilobe oprellt.
lbI bans Sopso ueisoe Omtrsnt Oct
SotbeIte al bet rurlss 9t9sms %
mdalte nGitsn 4 500 / Smtrets.
- Nsm gorf De iorlflelliss Gem.
mcr al Suist NitOr bar mslot alle
line talri9s 9eiere, at De oil neolGtts
Susleisn 10 Vrocsnt efter lite Wal;
bette bar Dc MI gIort i ire paa bper.
andre feIssnoe Iar, iaa Ssien er
80 pGt. lapere eno osnsaua. Set
sr life NOsst, bporiiI DC paa no9en.
lombsllt Waaoe CT blepen Moot, men
alocIss iriuillist sicr DC bet, % e.
ter al SanplpnIi9beo oil De andre
mcsii9s gisre af 4slcsauros glere
Oct CANINE, tbi Oct or mso Mltor /
Den Ssnleenoe omtrsnt iom meo al
oeee Stenart raar ban bapoe be.
TENT Yriisrns paa iine 8arer, iaa
par be ocrmeo o9iaa bsltemt Tor De
mjncrs 8iebmenos Seofommenoe.
- 8or Spss Mfparium ff forrisc
llse Ell pslfommm 6Oripnin9 fra
SIorica, nsmlis ct SuIin prGgti9c
@li9atorsr fra 8 til Is Sob LANCE;
men oa Dc fom / 8anebebOloeren,
blsp Der uusnitab. % Here ut llrls
9alsr aibiote,
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ret cr parmt al Suc 9aast. % lmna
8rGsbOpper ital bape pit iio. 8i
beiteos Iioet. Won9e nj fife bpab be
baUoe facet. Noele ilst Sntet. Der
er npli9 uooelt Wel % 8Iroer til
eem. lOm trrn9te baareeit. &sIl
mar CT en- Bp paa omtrent 1900
Snobp9ssrc. bar 4 Wauuiatlurbu.
tifer, 3 Smtoier, iilberenoe Sfanoi.
napsr, 2 nOrlie &lrtsr, 3 GIcpato.
rsr. no9le Smaobuiittr, en- Wi.
melle, Der 9aar meo Camp, lami
ct Yar 8relahbanblers. SEQ lltsr
Derss Blao mt9et soet. men Der Ct
TRANCE 6ioer. iao 5nseu bar 8aab
III at beiaIs Tor npe Qpiler.
8. y. 9.
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Weorgia.

Mn9uita. Ser bar i eenne Waa'
uec peret en- Muftion al Ell brlli
b~siDnpsrIis SIass. Gen laafalote
Solues 8rcat 9onoon Sirius %
Sanscrs W%enaseri, icm tIlbsrie
Senrp 8aruum 90 en- Sanflsr
Mem Yorf, Wr. &sllp, bleu lat M
Der Sammcreu. tOroi 8eIlp 9loros
Spbue, % ct SostrpffsrTrma, lom
funoe oppile bet ilclcne SllIGlre, at
baue 49,. 600 tilsore hos Circus
8cmpanist for 9rptlaser, iorlaHste
at laa ltuIps tie. Sc ilelens Sarer
luftcps naturIisuis Ell MGnsoe VI
ltuers, ON lite 8posre, til Stsosl,
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
HeHHiDluauia.

philadelphia 24Ne sSsbrnar. s
sSor's npe 5bsater uobreo Der Slo.
lee, siterat StIlfuerne bappe fOrlaot
8psninsen. lOm HepbrGHots i Ell for.
bolpspis fort Slo % SIoen iprspte
Ilg pioers. Oct par ct lmuft Shea.
ter. Opbpg9et for 6 War hoen oa
buuos ilooeuce YIaps for 5000 yer.
Toner.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Ioranoet.
GnglanO.

VI telegram meIbsr ON Ell Storm
paa Gn9Ianbs &ptsr, bpilfen fun
fan li9nes meb ben, Der raicbe for
life mere emo nosle Tiger licen. 3rs.
olpe Stlbs, o9 oerai mango mso
belle III Mauofab, git til9runos. tbi
lloeirst %itrufie iis nGiteu oper belle
Den snsellte 8pit % besioyuosn ra-
leoe BET o9laa Ianss meo &plterne
al 0oro. os WsIlem.Sranfri9c.
- 9onnOn, 23os 6ebruar. Oct Ell.
0ellf. &ompani oil fra Lite
Warts nsoiUtie Sarren for telegram.
msr oper Mtlanisrbapet til % Gents
for bpsrt Orb.
Sobn S'Mabonep, Sop.eman.
Den ior 6Snierns. oeos npIis i Mem
gOrf. % bans 9euninssr sr MI OH.
TONNE Ill Queenstown / Srlanb for
at b!ips bssrapns / bans S~rorslanNs
Sorobuno. 9sssmst lfaI ierss til
Sort % li9as paa Yaraoe i Den
eemofratilfc Stub; bsrnrlt lfaI Oct
brinsss til Dublin for at bssrapss.
Seuierne or ralenoe oper, at Garpi
nal Cullen bar n99tst at Iape Den
Nioene ligse paa Yarabe / 8atbs.
cral.alrfen i Dublin, % Tiger, at.
bapoe De pihit bette for, ifuIos 9laet
life pGret brast til Srlanb, % fan.
lie Der enonu fan lie en- 6oranbring
/ Den laste 8s9rapclisspIan paa
8runo at 8arcinaIeus I9stslls.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Safota.

9enopoob. 23oe 6ebruar. Sus.
Dag Niten eiorbe ell 8nnbe Snoia-
mere et SperiaIo paa SpsarIlb Sin,
Ell llosu SlergpnIfsbp her i Ner.
bsben. Or perlsbss omtreut st SUN.
breoe Sfno. men iugen Slersarbei.
Der blep laaret. og buorIebss Oct gift
Mn9riberne, ueo man life, oa oct
par for merft til at le Oct. Gn SSlof
Rp99, iom S~noiansrne bapos bort.
iert, men be Spice after ta9et til.
ba9e. bar Snolansrns isien lat JIG i
8eIipoells al,
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01

thooer uaSsr Nisl, SIaeasr bar
Der, ifelge Ell Weoosielie fra BRO.
fselor 3cnorcidj / mlnot 1900 Mar
bullet Ylanieire at en- 8aImuc af
Sl9eteu @Iaueium. Giisrat Slaa.
gsrit pare isrte til Smelisopusn,
fremipirthe Der % blomitrsoe paa
pet belle Mum. hDor DC bauos liasst,
Wasisr al olsie BIomitcr. ion pare
ubcflenotc Tor Den mooerue Sioen.
ltlb. men beitrlues al Hlinins %
SIossoriOes. Bl1mitsn bar uerst
f0tiunupen / l50O-2000 Mar. %
oens fornpeoe SSrsmfomlt sr ct sSai.
TIM, Der banner ct SinsitDffe I'll,
hpaS man bar oplepst meo Den be-.
tlenoic "Wumisbpeoe@.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
WtasiadlujcttS.

Bolton. 8apteln Sane lfripcr 10.
its llse fra Ssittpiien at Mirita, at
ban Den 24oe Sanuar bar paa lin
&siie berira 8psn itSbt poa &ra9et
al Bet brittle 8artlfib WOris meo
to al 8eiGtnin9sn omboro. DC enelte
9epninssr at cen belle 8eleininS paa
ii Wano, be tolp Der oees al 81.
osllsr % Snlt. Gen enc al be 8so.
bebe bebe 4 elmer eiterat ban par
fommsn omburo hos 8aptsin &ans,
vi Den enslie @ienlsuenoe nj man
felsenoe Splpsniuser Stbst bar
bsltsmt fra @eurSia til SrIanS. men