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Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
Thankful Blossom.
(Rooelle at Bret Sarte.)
Ill.
(Sortiettelie.)

Wsb en- 8ebmsn opsr i'm Siitraf
item, nobneoe bun Brspst. Set bal
en- baIptOfieisI Sfripslis af fsIssnp'
SnoboIb:
"Dsn Susritbsialenbs bar beii.
glennsm Den SorneisIle at uneer.
rstte Sreten SbanffuI ON, at ben
moo beuoeS Sabsr rsttsbe 4nfIaet
bar pilt iig at bore usrunbet. Sen
Gperitbsfalsnoe tilabsr iis snopibsrs
OF siere 6refsnen Opm9riiom pnn.
at ben bsnoe unoer Napnet "Baron
Bcmpoic" bstlenots Ssrre in9,n an.
ben CT. END SO. GIceusnes Oon
Suan Woralss, Ssianot % crtra.
oroinGr Gmbaslaber fra Sofst /
Spanien. 90 at "8rsp 5erbinanp
Senor 9obop" er 8slanotnabets
Sefrst9r. Sen Spsrfbsfalenbe Ital
enonn tilfels. at &bunffuI for Srem.
tioen oil blipe frita9et for al posr.
Tiger, 8ieitfribsb mob bisle Grsbe
Gentlemen. ioet ban meo Bstlaaslle
maa msoosIe. at So. excellence
imOrses er Deb al Spfus, % al
Sdanetftabst inar,it muIis tiItrgosr
I'm &frsils.
Sluttslig uotaler 8enernlsn fin
G%n,riisnoelie ai SrPien Sbanfiul
Blossoms S~anborubso, Obstruction
% ristiDs Spfatninesepne.
eftsr SO. excellence @sntral @sora
Bnibinstons BsfaIina.
&itIanoer SnmiIton,
Setreier.
I'll Srefen 8bnniiul BIosiom,
BlosiOms Gurm.
SbantfnI tang ct Sisbii, o. lel.
teos iaa me Zine unbissIis op mob
Dfalor San 3anot. Oct ferfte Blif
brn8te benos ben Srelt, at ban lie
bapos no9sn &unbftab ON ben mob
bsnos foreusos Wpitihtaiion-oa in.
tel pibffe ON ben Situaiion. buori
btno.s essniinbisbso % StOltbsb
baoos brast heuos.
'slars Bretsn 3bantful." fog
WalOrsu I'll Sroe. ib,t ban bI.u up.
paa bsnoss ~fOrhprrsps
Rins, 'lss buuber. at bet life ,r I
efterreninesr. S~sresant,n
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strustebe BAN ftarpt. c
"at Gosrs Gabu S,n,t inb,n
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Ira a~isbsnaOpn til 8rissfuspIabl.m
! sprf'si for at sisr. FIG b,ii.nbt
mso esnns sftsr &rissn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
Sprins Water WSae.

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1Vel. y 8unotr tan lipe raa at iaa besit,
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msies lainms Eas 6ctetn brinats IND, "a
".Ssto'' malts ON Ssrhastnt.
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Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
Naaren 1878

VNA|KM 1910
sr tcmHtn, % mso ben ct udlminpelist flor
~ mt Splas al
HATTIE og Hner,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Kufferter og Vads@kke.
III Satt. bar ios ale itnths Rsndre fer
Salcnsn. I'll Be laptits mliiss griier.
&Olorte % bpise efiorter
Tor Serrsr % Born. at scst @snfsr. o.
ttqiss.
HalstOrkl@der,
Collars,
Hosiery,
Handsker og
Observation-Disclosures.
| fort Splas.
Slsm lie at is nit fore % biais. Cplaa al
&u6erter % VatIdtse.
% Ss tan Ire anctt sno blict tilfreps, bah,
spae Varsr % Priisr auaaar.
+. HILL,
Bradish Block
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
L. N. Bearce,
Veterindr % DSridae,
DEC0RAH IOWA.
Cfite: Gor. Mafbinateu e. & Wroahuop

Or. e. R. Seares. ussramiuer,t fra
StitIinarinifiiuttt | @bieasp. kiifuptaisI
eercte. at ban rtf brbanfit BE- fpriit3sa,
Sosocmmt, a~lminosliaf bcs Sthe "a 6peS'
sItsI pissnnabslist prindpsr "a snbtials,
y. g. Taee: W
"Sercee becionn. at Or. 2. 9R. S,are,
par On Seo %lepanntlit iom Bttuinsr. %
lts tlstr iffs I Stisnfnins at anbtfaIs BAN
ION FABIAN.
o. 8. Dabb.
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some weeks, yet he has no fears but
that he will ultima tely recover. !.
Duluth will have to quit that
business, she will, or Superior will
get out an injunction against her,
and the extra session of our legis-
lature will make the necessary ap-
preparation, too. We mean she will
nave to cease attracting our citizens
and citlzenesses towards her. The
last to pack up and move across the
bay are Mrs. Julia Wolcott, Mrs.
Ann Burke, Mrs. Alonzo Campbell,
daughter Of the latter, and their
families; and we hear that d. Geo.
Morrison talks of removing also, as
well as several others. When we
get things q moving mere, as we will
sometime, like the prodigals they
will all return.
IMPEACHMENT-Geo. Peck's La
Crosse Sun has the following good
take off on the proposed impeach-
ment of Judge Barron: "The
Ancient order of one thousand and
one has been resurec ted at Wausau,
and candidates are put through the
initiation under the leadership of a
justice of the peace there, an old
man who ought to know better.
The Legislature at the present ses.
sion will probably be called upon
to impeach the justice of the peace
for conduct unbecoming a judicial
officer and gentleman"
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From a very able speech recently
delivered in Congress by Senator
Window, of Minnesota, on the
Northern Pacific extension bill, we
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and it's products will be lanedd at
New York for from fifteen to TWEEN
ty cents per bushel, and at Liver
pool for from thirty to forty cents.
| am not probably too enthusiastic
when l say that there is probably no
locality on the face of the globe
that combines so many elements of
successful and profitable wheat Gull
ture as the Valley Of the Red River
of the North.
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SUMMONS
frAf cea ct % sf Circuit Court
JOHN 2. USHER Plaintiff


The Board of Supervisors Of the County Of Douglas
The County Clerk of the County of d rglas and
Ethan c. Clarke Defendants.
The State OF Wisconsin to the above ram.d defend.
ants.
fou are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff in this action which il
MED Ia tbs Office of the Clerk of the Circrit Court of
said County OF Douglas, and you are required to
ssrve copy of your answer TO said complaint tie
subscribers at the Office Of George W Perry in he
CoRit iio 70 in the town o. Superior Count, Of Doug
las, WISCONSIN,, within twenty days after The service
OF Id" summons on yea exclusive of the day Of such
serves ard il you fail to answer the said ccmoaot
within the time afo esad, the plaintiff in this action
viii apply to the court for the relic! demanded in the
said complaint.
Superior ia said Comfy, this 18th Gay of Marhc
1873 GEO. W. PERRY Ii. n. SETTER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ALI Trains Daily Except Sunday
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
MILWAUKEE-Wit G. N. & N. w. R'y.
O. NJ. ST. P. R'y, and all lines diverging
SHEBOYGAN-Wit Sheboygan & = du
L R. r., for all points on that road.
TWO RIVERS-With stage for Kewaunee,
Ahnapee, etc, and during navigation with
steamers for above points.
FOREST JUNC.-With Wis. Central
R. r.
APPLETON JUNC.-With G. ". W.
R'y for Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah, De
Pere, Green Bay, Escanaba. etc.
NEW L0NDON-With G. B. l. NJ. R. r.
and with stages for Clintonville, Embarrass
and Shawano.
H.G. REED, WHITCOMB
a@d sapA aae1 rss. 49,
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TEXAS.

H4NFORD'S STATE REGISTER, 16s
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the oAiy Almanac that gives correct and
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cents VITA Map, rs cents. Price of Lands,
Description Of Counties, Productions, Post
ohces, and such matters as an emigrant
should know Sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt of One Dollar. Sold also at l66
Chamber street, New York.
A. HANFORD, Galveston.
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Fl. N. SPAULDING & co.
IMPORTERS OF
Musical Instruments
SO WATER STREET, BOSTON

(EditeriG, from tie Boston Globe, Noy. 18th
SOMETHING SIMULTANEOUSLY entirely
new invention tn this country bearing the above
name has just been introduced in this city by Messrs
q III Spsnldsng Co 93 Water Street. 1t is designed
10 lake the place o. riano organ and to insiIl
Youthful minds taste AID anow ledge of music They
ara very handsomely and perfectly made and wouli
De an ornaments IN auy room. They are much more
simple and easier TO play than piano. and produce
soit nelodious note The sale s almost unpreceden.
ted ana more appropriate present could no be NJ ade
Buy one for your child 1t Will afford more amuse>
ment and instr ucton than perhaps ether gift tn
could be made
(Ed'toraal from boston Contributor, Feb Nun.
Tie Pisno>etse, popular 10 steal instrument lately
introduced INTO this city by Mcssrs II SpauIding
CO the merits OF which ale fully described On mage
,hirty-one rs in great demond anang the yoang who
hna II valuable ala in The acquisition Of know ledge
OF music. For many it will be used as substitute
for the piano accout of its caeapnes, and because
it can be more easily operated
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This paper is kept on ME in the Office of
/. +. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
& North Western Railway, AS Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited to call in and read
il ut any time. They will always be welcome
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American Watches

{ Is
Waltham Watches
from s12, upwards.
Best quality P. S.
BARTLETT with chro-
nometor balance il 8
or. case, reduced to $40
Ladies solid gold
American w a t C b e S
from $50, up.
Gents solid gold
A m erican Watches
from $50. up.
/ send these watches
by express to any part
Of the United States to
be fully examined be-
fore you pay any mon
ey; you do not pay the
ex ress charges until
you conclude to keep
the watch. IL buying
Of first hands you save
from 90 to 80 per cent
from retail prices I
will send FREE my IL
Illustrated c a t alogue
Win prices OF over 1OO
Waltham Watches of
all styles, and qualities
from the plainest to the
finest grades. It also
contains a list of par
ties for referenc who
have bought watches
from me in every State
and Territory in the
Union. Address,
N. Fl. WHITE,
Al Broad ST.,
Newark New Jersey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Political.

The "lean aud the III favored kline" of the
greenbsckers, seem 'to have eaten up the fat
kline" Of the democracy. aud "st they are i'll
favored ~ At the beginning "-Doper (N. II. I'm
qui,er.
Mr.. Solon Chase comes to time cheerful and
smiling, and when questioned about the condition
Of the steers since their departure for Salt River,
is said to reply with 'od deal Of unction. that
Eugene aud Llewelyn are cutting grass for them
Evidently it is . section of the country not with
out saline accommodations for onsidersble csm-
psny.
The news from Maine has put unaccustomed
life into the republicans and democrat. Of Mssss-
chusets, and both are going in to save the State.
The result in the Pine Tree State. instead OF hav
ing the dspiritng effect on the republicans that
some people anticipate, may have just toe oppo-
site, for ii is now seen that the gieenback move.
ment not the Insignificant thing that it has been
regarded. The republicans of Massachusetts,
have only TO act IS they should, aud the green
bscker may spend bis energy IN ain-New York
Com. -4dpertiser.
Election day there we're forty eight different
kinds OF votes in Wiscasset.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
General News.

The entire forgetfulness to all earthly concerns
which the average gallery boy experiences in Wit
Messing one of the blood and. thunder, fire and
murder dramas Of which Buffalo Bill and Texas
Jack are the shining exponents, was attested by
an incident which occurred an evening or two ago
at Ford's opera-house, in Baltimore, where Bur
falo Bill WAS performing. One Of the pistols
which was fred during the piece happened to be
loa led with ball cartridge, aud the bullet struck
a youth in the gallery, bat the boy made out
cry and tae accident was not made known until
arer the conclusion of the Performance, when it
was d covered that the ball had taken lodgme ut
in tae boy, chest, causing = wounI VIII ieh is con
sldered serious.
Mr.. {. ID. Sanders Of Psrkersburg. West vir
gluis is tai straight, robust man, between fifty
and sixty. lie has not slept for fifteen year.; be
feels tired sometimes. but never sleepy, though he
has tired working continuously for ten or eleven
days and nights. Heavy op ;stes have NO effect
upon him. At night he goes to bed 80 ss to be
out of the way" and lies there and thinks. bnt
e. not sleep.
daring robbery Of the store of Alfred E. ia
ques, post-mas'er at Wilton, N. H. occur Il la-,
Wednesday night. The safe was blown open and
Sl75 in cash, = large amount Of possge stamps
And $50 worth Of gold pens, were taken. The
noise Of the explosion brought the night watch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

f. Moody Boynton. the Greenback ora
tor who essayed the role of Christian
statesman before Portland audience. in
forming them that his first visit to the city
was made rs delegate to q convention
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
was one OF the shining lights in the green
back convention in Boston, Wednesday
where proposition to invite clergyman
to invoke the divine blessing was received
with shouts of derisive laughter. This
same fellow, with all his professions OF
piety, lndulged in the most horrible pro-
family during his recent visit to Augusta.
Fitting companion for Moses Hull and
Leo Miller. the long-hsired free-lovers.
How will the sober minded. God-fearing,
family loving people OF Maine like to fol-
low the lead Of such men?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

man, Kennedy. and several shots we're exchanged,
but the robbers escaped although closely pursued
for some distance
Wendell Phillips will lecture only a few times
this season. His infrmites prevent his travel
ing to distant places.
Ex-senator Boutwell, has concluded the final re-
vision Of the last proof sheets of the new Revis-
ed Statutes snd the work will shortly be ready for
distribution. An erroneous impression appears TO
prevail respecting the true character of this book.
1t does not embody any new laws enacted since
the Revised Statutes were compiled, nor is the
original codidcston disturbed further than by add
ing 10 the proper sections all specific amendments
that have been made thereto up TO the end of the
Forty fourth Congress- The most prominent fea-
ture Of Mr.. Boutwell's work are a greatly i'm
proved index and valuable marginal notes, refer
ring TO the latest decisions Of the courts. Con-
Eress at the last session ordered the printing o. i-
teen thousand copies Of the new volume.
The patient boy. He went to a peighbor's 5
house for . cup of sour milk. II haven't any
thing but sweet milk" said the woman pettishly.
an wait till it sours," sad the obliging youth.
sink ing into chair.
Hon. Is. II. Brstow, ex-Socretsry Of Treasury,
has formed a law partnership in New York, and
will remove there from his Kentucky home in
October.
Mr.. Spurs con is i'll again and unable to rresch.
The beauty of the Tyrole.e Alps. and the hero
ic struggles OF their Inhabitants after liberty,
make that part Of central Europe peculiarly inter
estng to Amer cans. Tui, is why we are glad to
see the announcement that a story whose scene is
laid in that land Of patriots is to appear 10 ST.
n cholss for October. The illustrations, by Ben
sell, will comprise q full page frontspiece, and a
good sized picture of striking episode in Ty ro-
lese peasants cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Another Plan.

We understand that at recent confer
ence of democrats. held TO consult in re-
gard to the present situation OF affairs. 1t
was determined to abandon Garcelon
entirely and not send up his name to the
Senate. One hundred and fifty votes
were thrown in the recent election for
Geo. Z. Sewall of Oldtown; they were
thrown for a purpose; and it is now de
termned to entirely desert Garcelon, thus
giving up the democratic organization
entirely, and go over in body for send
ing up the names of Smith and Sewap.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Hurrah for Knox!

The republicans elect the Sheriff and
two County Commissioners in this county.
while the greenbacks take only the Sen
ator and Treasurer, and the democrats
get nothing. We have chosen two intel
ligent prudent men for County Commits
sioners. who will do what they can to
make the county tax lighter. as it needs
to be. The Sheriff elect is the Sheriff by
the Governors appointment. aud capa-
BILE and experienced officer. So far as
this county is concerned the republicans
are very well satisfied with the election
Rockland Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
CHRISTIAN CHARITY.
AVALANCHE OFFICE,

Midnight. September I, 1873.
Aaother black leaf turned
Another chapter 10 our book of misery turned
As castaways a desert isle each day for form and
occupations sake enter up in their clog" the mo
notonous record Of the dreary day, so we SIT down
to our log book tonight. As the days of their
lonely exile leDgthen into weeks and months, and
The new day brings naught but the old hopes, the
Old Tears, the old longings and misere.: a, the
hand shades the eyes from the setting sun for A
last, long sweeping glance over the uudotted
waste OF waters; as the seaman in the fire. hyht
then sits down to write the same record of di.an
pointment-nothng changed, only hope grown
weaker, II cannot but be a heavy weary tai
SO we, prisoners here-nany Of US doomet-,n
but awaiting the executloner-.utn to Tins dail,
duty with sad, sad hearts.
Outside the soft mOon ght plays upon street
and wAn. and breaks in shimmenng JrishtnA..
Ger the state roof above. ine silence of the
street Is exaggerated as The tees throw Ia. r
weifa shadow ani tne awulBgs caraeu the pave.
0eht. AS Tue beautiful h.0e, 80 lair, - wiuuin, ,
tnAi ues.n e'ea could not nave Tue neat to msi
the Hover which ne p.uckeo lie, a. thouyh = we,e
but sseetly sleeping, 30 Memp.I-. .,nernatnr,Ily
quiet. With the soitest aud .no,t he.ut'f 'f,i liz,
flooding her streets, seems bu ,eeving .o :,
So ping.
a Ioise, and heavy w9gua laden Nith coe;ns
iumDefs up aud 2oes Rambling by That wagon
breaks the spell lbe eyes are shaded no IT,
baud, waich sauts tae moonlight from the eye
add tue Oilgbl fa4cy from tie heart. Turouvh
the minJ IN swift panOfalDa Tie hoIrld seeae. a,
the past day move swiftly. We saudder. and
walking 10 the window, again gazs upon The
moonlight and us shadows.
Yes, the city sill seems 10 be sleeping. but it i
the sleep of destn. The day. record Is horrb.e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

The Belfast Age explains Mr.. Hsle's
defeat: ut was not so much" it says.
IAN underestimate of Mr.. Hale's public
services with many which caused them to
vote against him, but the sentiment that
there should be rotation in Office" $50
near. and yet so far" that is what rankles
in the bosom OF our friend of the Age
to think that he came so near being Mr..
Hale's successor, and yet missed the prize.
Indeed he has reason to believe in "rota-
ton in Office"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

The few new cases reported are not . 1.-THE Of
those which have occurred. Negroes will not
work, will not leave town, but lie about and draw
rati lns, and then get sick and become . burden
intolersble. The fields are white with cotton, but
no care. and seem to think they must be fed in
idleness and nursed with greatest care. Mr..
langstaff, president Of the Howsrds, was in de.
spsir. 81 can get TO food for nv nurses. Our
men are falling every day, and Il we do not drive
these lazy people out of town not one OF US will
he left" And he expressed the awful truth, not
overdrswn. The food remains and the fever
feeds. The nurses in two more days cannot at
tend one half the sick. They must die like sheep
and rot where they die, if something is not done
that we can advise or see any way Of accomplish
ing now.
We arc doomed; surely, truly, unmistsksbly
doomed The cold shoulder has been turned on
many a friend during our night of distress Self
preservation has blotted out all other emotions,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

Senator Blaine had grand ovation on
the occasion of his recent visit to Ogdens-
bnrg. N. Y. where he gave an address on
the Agricultural Grounds. The reporters
of the New York papers say that ten thou
sand people assembled to hear him. His
speech was chiefly devoted to the subject
of finance and the bonds, and was received
with great enthusiasm. A large number
in the audience were Canadians, and TO
them Mr.. Blaine addressed a portion of his
remarks. Immediately at the close OF his
address, Mr.. Blaine took the train tor the
East, and arrived home on the Pullman
train, Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Special Notices
a GARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and IN.
discretions of youth, nervccs weakness. early de
cay, loss of manhood, &C., I will send a receipt
that will cure, you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station D. Bible
House, New York Citv. septl5-snteod&Wly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

As rule. the strength OF the greenback
vote in Maine will be found in those sec.
tions most affected by the severe depres-
sion of the lumber business, that is. in
the Penobscot valley and the eastern part
of the State generally, and among the un-
informed In the rural districts, who had
not obtained sufficient light upon the SUBJ
ject to act intelligently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

The republicans have Gj, democrats 25,
greenbackers Gl. Republican plurality over
the democrats 40, over the greepbackers 4.
Two cf the democrats are chosen by repnb-
licans, and the opposition iu the combined
House will have majority over the republi-
cans of l9.
1t is surprising to look over the returns
and notice by what small margins many of
the democratic and greenback representatives
are chosen. There are thirtt ell representa-
tives on that SIDE of the House whose com
bined majority amounts to just l30. One IL
chosen by one cote majority. A little more
effort on the part of the republicans would
have saved the House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

Prescott, the murderer of Williams in
Deering, is a greenbacker, described as
giant in stature. with hands as big as
Goldfish" He stands six feet eight-and- a.
half inches in his stockings. and is A.
large in proportion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

That excellent honest money paper, the
New York Times, have offered special
terms for the balance of the year. 1t will
send its weekly edition. from the 18th OF
September, 1878, to the 1st OF January,
1879. for the sum of twenty-five cents,
either sngy or in clubs.