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The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
RELIGIOUS.
The Ear AMR Lam.

Nae ane's wac worn and weary,
Nae aDe gangs dark and dreary
4 the far ava land.
Nae frien' frae frien' Is PARTED,
Nae chokin' tear Is STARTED
Nae ane Is ken-hairted.
l. the FAR ava lam
Nae bsirns greet their dsid mithcr,
Like lammies 4 could weather,
4 the far ava Ian,
Nae guide wife there will sicken.
Nae strang man down ie stricken,
Nae sky In murk will thicken
L the lar ava Ian.
The heights are crowned In simmer,
Tie burus so glad in glImmcr
i the far ava Ian.
As bird. win I'LL their nestle,
As to its dam ilk heastie
Wen win Ill GUIDES own hressiie
l. the far ava Ian.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

The principal attraction at the recent
Germantown, KY, fair was woman who
has a beard ten inches long and as fine as
silk. She once tried to shave, but not
being able to hold still long enough gave
nm in despair.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

Low spirits, distaste for company, irri-
liability OF temper and love of retirement
exist with many persons from some lesion OF
ihe liver they are advised to use HOME
STOMACH BTrTERs, as it acts on the whole
animal economy. Prepared by the Home
Bitters Co.. st, Louis Mo.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Cattle Grasiag In Iliinsis.

The following is a part of a letter
written BY the special correspondent of
the Edinburg Scotchman to that paper
describing the management of the farm
and stock Of the Messs. Brown Broth
ers, Of Berlin, H.:
Grove Park Farm extends S,000 acres
each OF the three brothers holding sepa.
rate titles for 1000 acres, and all the
three running the farm JOINTLY. Almost
AL the farm has been cultivated, but
now 1t is under grass, having been sown
oat-part of 1t thirty years age-with
timothy, blue grass and clover. The
timothy and clover grow well the first
TWO or three years, but after that the
% olIe gas gets the upper hand OF both,
ana an, hnally drives them out altogether.
wnite clover Is indigenous to the soil,
which is rich loan impregnated with
lime and Is coming up very thickly.
biue grass and white clover make the
very best of pasture, and Just now the
cattie on this farm are standing to the
Knees among grass. The farm is divided
into eight or nine fields, and fenced with
Usage orange, which with numerous
spreading trees here and there all over
the property, afford the cattle cool, shady
retreats from the scorching sun. For
seven years the Messrs. Brown handled
leIan steer, but now-and for two years
uack-they buy only common American
seoefs Their system, which is reduced
70 simplicity and regularity truly ad-
Mirscie, may best be illustrated by tracing
tnc history Of the herd Of steers now on
the arm. These number nine hundred,
sIe nslng three and four years old, were
C19gnt IN November last. mostly in
Cnlcsgs, Kan,as City and st. Louis
maskets, and are the best ciam of COM
non steers raised In Missouri and wiscon-
sln. when brought nome, they were
ersoea INTO three lots, and put into
80 indiAn ccrn Il grown on the farm,
49, enets havs no hand-fseding
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

WEhavea larger sale for Hatch's Cough
Syrup than for any other medicine Of the
kind. We have for sale all the old standard
remedies. None are in such demand.
FLINT & DAYTON, Friendship, n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

STUTTERING.-.This singular affliction
is treated by an ingenious invention, called
Bates Patent Appliances. Simpson Co..
Box 5076, New York, send description of
same to all inquirers.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

You'll scratch a poor mans nose a.
long as you live il you don't forsake the old
monopolists. Five Ton Wagon Scales $50
each. On trial, freight prepaid, by Jones, OF
Binghamton, Binghamton, n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

Ifyou feel dull drowsy, ,dehiitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated, You are suffering from torpid liver,
or "biliourness." and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently as to take SIMMONS LivER
RFavLAroR or MEDICINE.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Fences for Farms.

The following, concerning the use of
hedges Tor fences, we receive from farmer
ct experience and extensive reading:
Sooner or later the farmers in the United
states must adopt hedges for fences, as
the cost of all the fences in this country
is estimated by good authorities to be
about 81, 800, 900, 900, or sl5 a head for
each inhabitani, old or young, and it
costs 500, 900, 900 annually to keep them
in repair. Recently Major Brisbrane, OF
tho United States army, compiled sta.
tistics in regard 10 the annual destruction
of timber In the nation, from which il
appears that the consumption requires
about 5000, 900 acres every year He
puts the requirements for fencing pur-
poses at about one-half OF this vast
amount, which we think is too high hut
ii is nevertheless immense, and. notwi,b.
standing the gradual increase of tree
planting for future Use, il is certain that
a radical change in our fence system is
absolutely necessary, or two generations
he3ce the country will he practically
without fences. The kind of hedges
most grown are the buckthorn and bar.
berry for the north, the Usage orange for
the south. In regard 10 the barberry.
the Wallingford Circular says: "Wc
have a barberry hedge on our grounds
twenty-five rods long and nine years old
from the seed. Two rows of plants were
BET, the rows one foot apart, and the
plants one foot apart in the rows, and set
alternately to break joints. This hedge
has been clipped little, two or three
times, to keep it even, and is now six or
seven feet high, with firm, compact
base, perfectly impervious to the smaller
animals, and stout enough to turn ordi.
nary farm stock, except for short dis.
tsnce at one end where the soil is quite
thin" A pound of barberry, or buck
thorn seed, costing 81, will produce
plants enough for one hundred rods OF
tence.-From the Hartford Times.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

HONEST W., FRAUDULENT WEIGHT.
The purchaser is entitled to .f,A freight 81
ways in buying any commodity. DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER is strictly full weight, beside
which il is absolutely pure.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Y p.
Her Osrn Words.

baltimore, MD, Feb. u, ISL
MA. VI ". SrEyTNs' ,
Dear sir-sinoe -eyeial years have got sore anu
very pain ful foot. had rome phy-icians, bnt theS
Couldn : cure uie. Now, have heard OF your ' Nv
Ell Ne from = lady who was SICK flf long tlhe
and became all we'll from your NE{EIiNhi snu
went and tIueht me one bottle Of NEGETlNh snl
sfsT had nee ono bottle, the pains l'it me, % aiu
IL began To- heal, aud then bought one Other bot.e
and 50 take it yet. thank tod for this rtmedl anu
Yourself, aud wishing every sufferer may pay "'''"
tion to IL. ltIsn blessing tor health. -
MKs O. kRABE Gs West baltimore street.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Putting Plants 20 siecp with Ether.

s..o s@.s~ - @s~EP WIN
Several members of the Parisian Bio
logical society have recently been en-
gagged in q series Of experiments which
seem to prove that everything endowed
with life, whether animal, plant or fer
ment, 10 susceptible of being brought
under the influence OF anesthetics; in
other words, may be sent to sleep. II
has been proved that the influence OF
anesthetics extends to all the animal tis.
sues, and last of all TO the central ner-
vous system. Hence, 1t was argued,
plants having tissues, must must also be
subject to the influence of ether, etc.
Experiments have proved this to be the
case. Germlnation is arrested by anes-
thetics. The water crees, for example,
germinates within thirty hours. Ether
arrests termination in this plant, but
does not destroy that faculty. 1t merely
sends the plant to sleep, for termination
recommences as soon ~ the use of ether
is suspended. The capability of being
sent to sleep Is not confined to plants, II
extends TO ferments. Thus the fermen,
Of beer, when submitted for twenty.foul
hours TO the influence Of ether becomes
perfectly dormant, but recovers activity
n soon rs anesthetic action is suspended
-B0ston Chemical Journal
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Bounty d.
SELEyNKING TRIUMPH

y Printing Press $3.50. Ontfit A Press $3.50.
~ Young Amcrica hand 4 scif mixers the lies;
q for busiuess' Send 2stan. ~ for Catalogue to
- u ". Watson. - Cornhill st. Boston, Nass.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
FARM NOTES.
wss sr. she r.r..er'. Friend.

Who but geology, chemistry, the
quarry Of the air. the water Of the brood,
the lightning Of the cloud, the plough of
the frsst9 Before he was born into the
field, the sun Of ages soaked 1t with light
and heat, mellowed his land, decomposed
the rocks, covered it with vegetable film,
then with fsrests, and accumulated cubi;
acres of sphagnum, whose decay makes
the peat of his meadows The rocks
crack like glass by inequality of contiac
ton in heat and cold, and flakes fall
almost continually into the soil. The
tree can draw on the whole air, the whole
earth, on the rolling main. The plant,
the tree Is all suction pipe, imbibing frem
the ground by its roots, from tine air BY
its twigs with all its might. Take up n
spadeful or buck load OF loan who can
guess what it holds? But a gardener
knows that it is full OF peaches, full OF
oranges, and he drops in few seeds by
way Of keys to unlock and combine is
values,-lets it lie in the sun and rain
and by-and-by it has lifted into the ali
its full weight in golden fruit.-Em1son
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

whatever, except a little hay during
severe snowstorm, and small quantity
OF salt now and again. As soon AZ they
become fat they are shipped TO Chicago
In lots, and by the first OF November they
will be all away and the fields vacant
for another nine hundred, which will
have to pass through exactly the same
simple ordeal. When bought in, these
steers now on the farm were lean and
weighed on the average about 1000
pounds; now they weigh about
! 200 pounds, and il is expected that
by the time they are shipped, they
will average |, ,450 or 800 pounds. They
are the best OF their kind have - yet
seen, but then their kind is not good.
They are big -boned and la, king in quality,
and, like all these common cattle, they
travel so much and are kept lean for the
first two years of their existence, that
they show good deal of gristly meat.
The buying price was three and one fourth
cents per pound, and it is hoped that the
selling price may he fifteen and enc half
cents per pound live weight.
A steer will require four acres Of grass
to feed him for a year; the value Of that
land may be noted at fifty dollars per
acre the interest at ten per cent (the
ordinary rate Of interest in America )will
be twenty dollars for the four acres;
the interest on the money lying In the
steer for the year, three dollars and the
cost of salt and labor-there are only
four hired men at Grove Park farm
about one dollar; and thus the cost Of
keeping steer for a year would be about
twenty.fcurd0llars. Hitherto the Messrs.
Brown have been averaging about thirty
dollars a head for the years keep, and
this year they expect thirty-seven dollars.
their system is unique and simple, and,
a. will be seen, very profitable.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
CRACE'S
NalV6! F!

vEGETA BLE PREPARATION.
Invented in the nth century by DR.. Will lam Groce.
surgeon in King James army. Through its agency
he cured thousands of the most serious sores and
wounds that ba fled the skill of Il most eminent
physicians Of his day, and regarded by all who
knew him as n public benefactor, % cents a box.
For sale by Druggists generally. sent by mail on
receipt of prico. Prepared by SETH w. fOWLt
SONS. ~ Harrison Avenue. Boston, Mass.
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nlsr eielosnor. at bet Soar, Git
ting 8uu commissioner lit al Sn.
blanerbepoinsen. oa Weoet bulotes |
8ort @aIib, bsrosoe paa Ell Wisfor.
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tltrer. at Snoianerne life bapbe NO.
Get MOB at 9oa tilbo9e til 1T Torrl.
&c SpbOlbSiteo / De 6oreneoe Sta
ter, men UNDER Den fortuarise Gam.
msnfomit, lom be bauoe meo 8sns.
raj &errp ioritob be life, buao &om.
missioner pnlfeoe al BEN. Oe troe.
Dc o8iaa oengane, at BET bar @ene'
raj Serrp. iom bapbe fiGmpet mob
Dem peo Bsar.Yaw Wountalu, %
bette sicroe csiaa Git til, at DC lite
pnlteoe LANCE 6orbanolinser mso
BAN. 8Orreltsn par De messt bill.
&c til at saa IND paa rimelise Bs'
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De Iaafal0te "Three-card monte
W9no er M 8saelsu iaa ~beflsnote,
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Saaleoes bru9ie en- Spinbler ON.
frlng 9ancalter imaa 9Glfer iitsntt.
for Bort. la9oe Sscler al iorlflsIljs
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tc BAN op. Der iiuoes snonu Der
/ &ernen lna taabeli9e Golf. at be
tror, al en- omrsilsnhe Warflfrissr
oil iCl9e Dem ipps Collars for en-.
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GARNER al tlers opsr Slen mso ct
temmeli9 tunsi 4es, men Oct fom
ban gait fra. Sisu bsspnote mart
at bro9s, % ier ban funoe peure
ON. 9if Seiie oa Sl9oc Thumbs %
ltorsoe bam ct Cab al bsuuso 5000.
Gn Dc andre 6armsrs mso ees
poIot paa BrCooen ior at ie, bpor
les ost piIbe saa. Os oa ielo ielss
eitsr, ON Oct Git bsIbist. Men De
ailtoo mart fra ut 6otiet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-12
SpotteO Sail 90 9ico Glouo.

Wr. Roberts. ,Sorreininosmanb for
i. 8. yates, Der bar 3anoelsu mso
Heo CLOUDS Banos. outom forrioe
u9e I'll ct. Yaul oa meootIie iel.
9snoe Cplpsuingsr:
San uaasoe irsm til Naenturet
peo Wunoingeu at ysllolp Meoicine
meo me Yrouilloner Den 24oe no.
usmbsr. % naite Dag fOm Assntsn
sitsr. Snoiapsrns. 5000 / 5ouei,
off life ole til @9entursi. men bar
ilanst Yelr 6 WlIe tsrira oo iprsoer
fs fra bette Yuuft 30 Wiile pelt.
opsr.
Oct 3sls9rom ira 8iibinetor.
lom melote. al Der bapns p9rst Ell
uilo ,sluat bInnot be hpitsnce 5n.
olaners. oar Ianoirroigi. men BET
uar 1000 al otm iitebetior, iom
melbi. 1900. 9e forlob Spotieo
5oiIs Bonoe ben l4os Nopsmbsr %
sit obsr til N,o GIouos. bDcr Dc
opbolot is en- ll9e oa ctf oar bette,
ION 9loroe. of 6eo 6louo 8anoen
tom tlltort mto SeoemlbIcr. Ss
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Wlunetonlous % andre noreli9e
Siammer. og oa De orOg bort Tra
Neo GloHo. lagoe be. al be ullos
9ao op I'll .agsniuret %
opbOlbe ia Der / 8luier. men III.
baee I'll Spotteo Gail 8auoen uiIoe
oe aIorla aao. Stnsrs bar mar
bert, at be opho!ber ia blanot 3ei'
osrue obsnior 9slolu Mebicins, %
BET ct al Santipullabeo iOr, at Der
hsrlier ltOr Reo biauot Dem, tbi be
bapoe iaaaootiOm ingen 8atiOnsr %
osropps er Der inaen &~nleouiue til
al ifone h9 YsprstsmieIer. 8dar be
til Gbspenns.N 9snturst oil mon lite
pet haOe Wtest at aiie til Nem. 90
ianolpnll9it CT Oct. al man bllusr
neot til meo Wagt at brine Dem
uso til oct nps Spottso Sail &gen
tur pso Wunoin9su al Niobrara,
bpor Der Osiaa CT aiort Multaltsr til
at lergs iur BEN. Gen itren9s Nars.
ito. lOm M itaar i0r Sersu. oil Del
o9iaa eiers Gem Ilot mere msb9ier.
liae. END 8lliGIoet piIos uere paa
en- miloere Narstio, o9 bette blep
o9iaa to9et / Setrogtnin9 at 8sue.
raj Sherloan, ba ban beliemte 81.
Den for 8lptninasn al Spottso Gail
% Heo Glouo Vanosn til Wlslourl.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-12
GaliiprHicn.

@uperuereu omtaler / lit 8uh.
fab til 9esiSlaturcn Bet fInciilie
Sperssmaal % nepnsr. at bet fer
ub til aloris at innne opnaass ct
irenslist NorbOlc, iaaIcnse 8lneisr.
ne iommer lnb | iaa itore Wasier
% iortren9er Dc buibc Mrbeioere,
Set bliper oslaa umuliat for Mu.
tboritetsrne at beiipttc &ineierne i be
8ettisbeber. icm be iislse &raitatsr
% 9ops buree % liuloe baus, %
bet pilbe mel berior pere at fore.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-12
Smofdmoet.
Soma.

NNUlDu-
5retten WiIc ptitenfor Dubuque
ianot mon ON Wor9cnen Den Ace
0scbr. 9i9et al en- Wnno inbe / en-
9aoebpeuiua. Gnonu bar man lite
funnel fomme paa Spor siter, bpem
ban er men iaams9et psb man. al
ban fom ira Siour Gitp oa bapos
pontlat et llbr bsriteos for Sc, boil.
fst GRANDCHILDREN, lom man fanot
paa bam, b%epiite. Nnta9slia er ban
bIepen ip9, bar le9t ben til 9aosn
oo er Neo Der men ban maa bare
liaeet / Den 3llitano Here 9a9e. tbi
bans Sine par oprbte al Iotter %
Wus.
- Honbe, MI Charles 6. Scott.
%tiIitaar, at ban bar eust % oelta8st
/ mango oriiti9e 8epsrisr / Soipa.
% at bet bar BAN, Tom for ncQlc
@ar ilbsu peo Burlin9ton. oa ban
UNDER SberiHens SpIiat reiite paa
5ernbansn o. bapoe SUnoerne be.
laote meo Seru, boppsbs al SrGnet
% unofom.
8eofut. - Soosinnssren Saois
foric9ts at 9oa 100 Wile Der lam
men mrb to priuate 8olf, al bpilfc
buer ltuIce saa so MiIs. % Snrsu
photographers SsnNas Miten 81. II
5irsbao Sat omtrent pec lammt
Sib par De 100 Mils tilbassIu9tt
for Dc Sos &cotommcnbe. mebcns
SoosiGn9ercn supnn bapos l2a Vii
tilba9e.
Glinton.-Gn miobtlalbsrS Wano
Saniel Sarrel, lascs iia | orufftr
9illtano paa Ssrubansifinncrne cl
bIsp brebt al ct Yasiugsrtos. Sar
eiterIarcr fig b~uerfcn camille cIle1
Gisnoom.
Ses MoinsS.-Sor II Iar lleel
~inppanorepe Sobu Grsslonts Saml
lie I'll bette Gountp, men miltec'
unoerpsis, / Chicago, ell Sen 8o
bert, Der iorpilosoe lis paa ct Damp
itib % blsu brast ousr Snnlsen
Chen SorGlcrsne fcm bort III
| 8obert, bar ban belle Sicsn sior
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ban cpglpe lit rstte Nnpn. 0etts
bIsp bam ~fcrsbOlot 90 iaa ait ban
til 8etienbslie. Ser anfommer TIA.
big msb Ggpreis @arer. iom at BAN
er aiienet til f%orliieaias Steoer. %
buiIfe ale ban ira 5io til anosn
bar rcpst o. iiloalst / Suinois %
Wisionri.
Chicago. - Gen tDbi.e Natlonal-
hanf Der / 8pen bar 9isnnsm fine
Oirsftersr unosrrettst Sueifbosrne
om. at 5orretninaerne / ben lenere
5io er 9aaei laaleoes tilbase. at BET
Beoits, ben fan 9lers. er at iionols
Dem. De S~noifpoenoe ifal iaa oct
Tube Beleb uobetaIf, naar be blot
bar llet 6aalmooi9beo, o9 me9ei
lnarere emo, ON Der nonGpues en-
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Wtinncioia.

q ,Sebruar bette Var blep Der
paa "W onen. Srbers" nso Bronns.
uille y. 8. itrspst ialifs Napns for
ct B,Ieb of sl06. &c. noen at Oct
lsnsre par muIlgt at uoHnns, bpem
Der bapbe bGust oisle Yen9e. Sps.
eiel. Nsentsn for Yoitospartsmeutst i
WinneIota, Sobu Z. &llliams, oil.
be imlelsrtio life laoe Snoen ufor.
ie9t os forill9ie be faa Spor. iom
man ments fnnbe iinoss, meo en-
iaoban 5bGroi9beb, at 6icruines.
nonoeu MI p~irteli9 er iuuoen Oct
er Ell Sobn Brandon. % Oct bar
ferit / Snbiana, at Bet lstfsbes at
iaa fat paa BAN. San iioosr MI
arrtittrst, % Nlt ipnss MI iaa 'lar.
lig al pe9s paa bom ION 6alltne.
rem. at Del usppe oil iunne nptts
Wo8et al bile bens9te.
Duluth bar / forri9e llee paa
ct bGnseuoe 9oar blepsn bismleet
al Slosbranbsu. men Den opoaoeoss
paa beiimeli9l % bIsp mebt mee
iaabonS tanoboftiaben. at DEN MATTE
9iue tabt. 9 ell Butt, fulo al ga.
rer. itoo ON Nattsn Ell b~rGnosnoe
8srolsuc.9 ampe, iaabau lom Hese.
len CT / Sorretninsslotalsr. for at
blelpe Ta9tmanpsn / 5ilfGloe al
Snbbrub men Den iprans 81. 3 ON
Worsenen % iprriteoe Den br9n.
berbe Ole no oper Sub % Spl.
Der. SoIf. Der laa openpan, fom
ltrnr nso pso Steisn % ft Slcsn
%lluffet. 8eroienen i 9ampsn bolot
40 8raber, bpilfct er ben peo le.
nslte 9opbsitsmmslls / Winnsluta
approbereoe 0raoboloi9beo, men Oct
fan bore ct Speresmaal. pm Den
iicite 2e9islatnr Sioroe 8et peo at
ilaa ai | ben tibli9sre Ssitemmslle.
ct. Saul. - 6or uosle Gage
iioen fanpt Ell 8armsr en- Snbiansr.
fulnbs Iis9snos ueo en- Gamp.Slb
noe / Sfopen omtrent en- Mil fra
8ap3atta. sun lpntes at uers al.
oelss forfommen. % Slcsn bapee'
brrnot aoiflli9t al bsnbss 8l1bsr.
Manbsn bra9te benoe til lit Sism
% pleiebe benoe paa oct Beblte.
men forltoo mart. at Der nlaatts
eGsshielp til % 1T osrior fat paa
Ell 9Uas, Der erflersbs, at benbss
sSpoosr bar irosne. SUN blsp Der.
for brast til Sospitolst Der / Bpen
% maa rimsliauis faa oct enc Sob.
blao fat al. Herit trosoe man. al
bun bar en- NcS Ysress. ION bapbe
%funost Mnlsonin9 I'll at unofOmme,
men man bar MI iaaet 8isbso for,
at bun er en- SiouI peo Wapu 0i33is
Naoelln.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-12
Tranfriae.

8sueral &ommisliouersn for so.
rilcr. lloltillinsen neits Nar er ira
Spanien blspen anmocet EN-, at Der
o9laa moa Sipss Mnlseuin9 til al
noitlle lmuffe Sruentlmmsr, % ben
lponlfe Winiitsr for pfmtliss Mr.
bslber ltaI pcre msset inbs for Ga.
gen. Ssofommsubs Mnleaer maa
inoicnce tropGrhiss 6otosrahsr. %
r%ereItsr lfal Oct ba a%iaieres. bpsm
Der lfal slpes Sortrinst at De man.
&C Nule9ere. man pentsr +; tbi Der
lfal lie ct Spraab til 8piRpsrns /
ale DC ioritlsllise aanoe on at bel.
ta9e / bsnne 8appsitrib. 8 Mme.
rita bar man bibtil labet ia neis
mso at uoitlls Babies, Srantriss
aier Ct Sfriot pibere. % bet ct tenn.
meli9 orelt.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-12
Citing Suils buioe Sarge.

8lsunem Npllsrne bar man iaast
bies, at Der oar ell bUio ,San9s /
Citing Bulls 9sir, % bette befrai.
ties MI al ielgsnoc Sfripellc fra @e.
neral 3srrb I'll ariBsocparlemeutst /:
Climber nit Bsisa npIis til Sort
Ralib leeiaasoes iea al en- un9
~bnIpbIObs SnoiOnCr. Baptiite Shons
Der funeersrs lom 3oIf for Den som.
misfion, Der lfuIos unbsrbanhls msb
Citing Bul. ga ri bnuee iorlabt
Sortst % bar poa 8tien Ill Sort
Bsforo, unoerrettsbe ban Mig ON,
at ban bapoe prret i Citing bulls
Camp ipnores. og at ban Der bapoe
feet en- hpib Waub. Der op9au III
Naon lom Martin gpan, % at ban
bar tnaen til s5ange / GHrrsn 25oe
SUM 1876. san bOIotss ION Sauss
bar bltpeu maIet iom en- Snolaner
% bapoe siort Here iruptesIeis 5or.
100 paa al HuNilipps. SiaGStap.
portsu par ban blspeu inoiert iom
ialben.
sSrbcbiait auiearr iea bsrpso ON,
al Der ira De rette Wpnoisbebsrs
Sibe trrnts tSornnitultninser I'll at
foa beuns Wiano uoirist al lit SGn9.
iel. Weo @9tslls,
Nlirso 8. 8errD.
Brigaoe.S ensral."
9 N%nIeonins al openitaacnbe 8rcu
benusnbte 8ri9sietreteren I9 / en-
StripsIie til StotslsfretGr Quarts,
% bsune bar iat is / Sorbiuoells
meb Den brittle 9s9aiion. @isnnem
General %uuernsren Ousr Canada oil
ba Waior @allb rimcljspis iaa Or.
bre til nermere at unberlc9e Sa9en,
% | 8iiieloe al at Nlt forboloer
lis iom opsiuet. Jorge for corporal
GpanS llbleperelis.