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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-01-12
lola MARKET REPORTS.

Try Jackson's Best tobacco.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-01-12
METHODIST EPISPOCAL.

METHODIST EPISPOCAL.
Corner of jefferson avenue and broadway st.
Services every Sabbath At lD1a A. NJ. and ~ p. N.
Class No. I, Immediately after morning service !;
Class No. 2, Tuesday az p. N. Prayer meeting
Thursday * p. II. sabbath School p. n.
Chidren's meeting, Thursday. P. n: Choir
meeting Saturday, * Pm. S. School Board
meeting, LIST Monday of every month, 711 Pm.
j. ). KLINE. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Corner Madison avenue and Western street.
Services l0h q. IN. and p. m Sunday school Mt
81 a. m S. G. CLARK, Pastor
BAPTIST.
On Sycamore Street Services eeery Sabbath
at ii O'Clock A. ". and O'Clock p. ". Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings
j. W. ALTON, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-01-12
APARpoNARLE PRIoE

Richards & Cowan agents for Us. B.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-01-12

We must really ask DR.. SCOTS par
don. Two weeks ago We made . mis-
take in his local, and Last week our at
tsntion was called to it, and We prom
ised to correct it, but fsiled to do %. His
Local should have read, "the most COM
plete stock Of drugs in Southern Kansas,"
and not Gin Kansas."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-01-12

The market quotations given below are corn
ed every Friday morning ct IL O'Clock.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-01-12

q CaSOlre, ana Will move tnelf n3rQ'
ware stock to the same next week.
-One hundred pounds of our best
or second best -four, makes bresd-for
amount and quality, We refer to our Gus.
toners. C0wAN & IRELAND.
With the exception of county treas.
urer, all the county officers elected last
fall are expected to enter upon the dis
charge of their legal duties next Mon
day.
Stevenson keeps everything in the
notion line, but his speciality is drugs
Don't forget that the purest and best
drugs can always be found at his drug
store. 1w
And now step up, Mr.. John McDon-
aid, and tell the printer whether it's .
new boy or girl at your house. We are
certain it il one or the other BY your
strut.
Sheriff Woodin wishes us to say
that al who are delinquent ON payment
Of personal property tax for 1877, will
save mileage costs BY settling before the
10th day Of February.
There being such an immense lot Of
hogs in the cities and along the lines Of
railroads awaiting shipment ID given -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

shencks medicines are sold by all drug.
gists. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
A visit to senator Patterson.

BY Telegraph to the New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, January 7.-senator
Patterson replied to-day to a gentleman
who asked him in regard to the current
report Of his intended resignation:
III shall not resign under any consider.
alton. II l am TO be sick | should be o
fool 10 resign, because l can lie here and
draw my S13 a day. No, sir. author.
ize you to say that l will not resign, and
those fellows down there will not rob me
yet Of my seat. / am going to Pennsyl-
vania when l get well enough to travel.
Simon Cameron has invited me to visit
his farm, and | think / shall do 20, but
I am subject 10 these relapses, and
I don't know when another will
come on. / have been worn out
by hard work and harassed by
refugee South Carolinians who want sit-
uations until I am entirely broken down.
do not intend TO abandon South Carroll.
ma II my prosecutors will let me 20 back.
My interests are In the State. Town real
property at Columbia and Charleston. /
wish | did not. I would like 10 get out,
but l cannot. These stories about my
shamming sickness are false. I am una
BILE to move, and even this conversation
e~xcites me and makes me fear n relapse.
You are the only person, except Ben.
Butler and my doctors. whom I have seen
since | was taken sick.n
In response to the suggestion that a
ride might be beneficial, Senstor Patter.
son said that such a thing would kill him,
and he was seized with q sudden Ct Of
trembling. The gentleman who visited
him reports hat he does not look eek
that his face Is OF good color, aud that
his eyes are bright and piercing.
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The same Complaint Every.
where About the schools.


The total receipts for public schoo.
purposes In New York las. year wert
sI2ll0,000, and the total expenditures
sl09e7, 900. The expenditures fol
teachers salaries were S7,9l6,000; the
amount paid for school houses and re
pairs 81, 36s,0O0. The number Of schooI
houses is 1883, and their estimated
value S30,SsG,000. Gov. Robinson states
that "the money raised by taxation fol
the schools Of the State amounts TO much
more than double the sun required tC
pay the entire expenses Of the State gov
ernmenL executive, legislative, judicial,
civil and military" lie thinks there il
. wrong In applying large amounts o.
the money raised TO the support Of high
schools and instruction in all the sciences
and higher branches Of study required in
tho learned professions" He cannot
give his approval TO this practice. The
only good reason that can be given for
taxing one class Of citizens for the edu.
cation Of the children Of another 10 the
necessity OF giving to the children OF all
classes . sufficient common school ednca.
ton 70 enable them TO understand their
duties and exercise their rights as citizens
Of a free country governed by the popu.
lar voice. When We go beyond this, says
he, q and take from 0 nan the money
necessary to educate the children Of an.
other man 10 the arts aud sciences, We
perpetrate an act Of injustice under the
forms Of law; and whR. Ia worse, instead
Of educating the masses Of children so as
TO prepare them for the pursuits and in.
dustries upon which they must depend
for q living, We educate them'in such q
way a. to make them diseontented with
their condition, and unft to discharge It's
duties.h
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business nj %piitsburgh.

k1aAelt1 0l YestStuA!H
The movements OF monetary busines,
we're quite active. During the past day
or two an increase in the business d..
mand for money has preceptibly taken
place 10 business circles, and the money
market may fairly be reported quite
brisk. Anumber Of the leading banks
report their funds closely loaned up and
are refusing new paper for the present,
outside Of that offered by their custom
ers. No really frstclass notes need 70
begging however, and all the banks are
able to provide with considerable liber.
atty for the wants Of their customers.
Discount rates show somewhat more firm.
meas; loans below Z per cent. are rather
infrequent. and the general figure Is
7as per cent. on choice 10 prime business
paper at the banks. The hardening char.
acter oil the money market 10 generally
considered to DO only temporary, and an
easier tone Is looked for By the middle Of
the month. Business through the clear.
Ing house was not above u fair average
to-day. The exchanges were S766,1s0 i6
aud.the balances Sl79,699 90,
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.nausTEE's FALL.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust made BY Geore
Il les and Barbara 8llles bis " 70 TO the under.
hiRhed tTustAe, dated the 81 diy Of Dec inber,
1875, and recorded In The Clerks ONCE Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, Wet Virginia, IN
book Of deeds Of rust and mortgages No. 0 on
piges 4si, ~, and <9S. ! will on
ETHuRspAY, the 18th day Of February A. D. 1878
commencing at 10 o'clock a. N at the irontdoor
OF the Court House Of said county, In the city Of
Wheeling, proceed 70 sell TO the highest and best
bidder. the iollosins described zeal Estate, or 20
much thereof rs may be neceseary 10 pay the debt
scared BY said deed Of trust and tho accrued in-
terest therein and the expenses OF sale, including
tain tract Of land, being part Of wheeling Island,
IN the county. Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
and III southern portion Of 4 tarct Of lard pur.
chased BY u v. Whelan Of Jotiah Updegrah, tius-
tee Of NJ. M. 3. Ztne and Others, and the slme
tract Of land conveyed to sAid George Zllles BY "a d
X. v. WhelAn by deed bearing date March SYST,
1868, and recorded Ia detd book No. IS, page 3Ti,
10 said Clerks Office, and Is bounded as follows:
Beginning on the west tide oil the cast branch OF
the Ohio river and at the Northeast corner Of the
vineyard tract formerly Own.d by Henry Moore
and now owned by John 2. Glichrlst. thence VII b
9lts.lt0 poles to tho cast bank Of The west branch
OF said river, themes up tald west branch and bind
Ing thereon north ?0e aY cast n 20.l00 poles aud
and north 22s,g east 10 9+I00 poles to q stake,
thence leaving said west branch and crossing the
Island south BIZ east Co i5'lo0 poles to the yest
bank Of the cast branch Of said river and down
sid river aud binding thereon south lSs ~ east
IS 3S-lO0 poles and south l2o east II 1870 poles,
fouth % 80 eat u PHO poles to toe beginning.
containing 20 acres, more or leas.
TRR 8 oY aLLR-Olethird Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the pur-
ehistf may elect " pay, cash in hand; the Icsiiue
IN two tqpal instalmena payable respectively In
ak and twelve months from dsy Of sale, with inter
rest from that day, and the deferred payments 10
DO secured by q deed Of uust on tha property sold
Selling rs trustee. I shall convey such title a. 10
vested In me by said deed Of trust
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
L n urpyPy AuetionAer tain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
The New Method of Plasteripl

Ahe Now hietnou VI Elubterln
Scientific American.
Mr.. Hitchins, Of Stoke Newington
England, has introduced new method o.
forming ceilings aud other plaster work
which, for durability, saving Of time,
and cleanliness, is u~nriyaled. BY mean
Of this sys,em the platter is prepared be,
forehand in slabs, which are fixed expe-
di.iously TO the ioists, forming the ceiling
at once as IL would be when lathed and
plastered with the two coats oil lime aud
hair in the old process. When the plas,
Ter Ia set the slabs are nailed to the i6ists
as before mentioned, and joints are made
good with plaster Of Paris. The third
or finishing layer OF lime and plaster ID
then applied to the ceiling In the ordina-
ry way. Besides the advantages derived
from rapid fixing, with the minimum Of
dirt and inconvenience, the new ceiling ID
practically uniufammable, and very eco.
nomical 10 put up. Moreover, unlike
the old plaster ceilings, 1t can never be.
come detached from the joists; in fact,
besides being self.supportfng, il braces
and strengthens oil partitions and slight
timhaFa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
whenever and wherever

Diseases ola holeraictypeprsyail, or there
a cause TO apprehend . visit from them;
the system should be toned, regulated ana
stomach Bitters. Perfect digestion and a
regular habit Of body are the best safe
-cuSrds against such maladies, and both are
Secured by this intStimable tonic aud a..
teratiye. The Bitters are also extremely
seryieeable in remedying such disorders.
Ii promptly taken in bilious collie, diarrhTa
and cholera merbus, the disease Is usually
frustrated. In diarrh@a cases, 1t Is only
necessary to restore the tone Of the relaxed
bowels, and this Is one Of the specihc eheclS
of this medicine. Wind on the stomach,
heartburn, b%iliousness, nausea, headache
and other symptoms Of disturbance Id the
gastric and hepatlc regions IRE also sreedi'
fyrelieyed by this excellent remedy, Asa
family medicine 1t Il, Invaluable, since y
PROMPTLY and completely remedies those
ailments which are Of most frequent 90
enrrence. oed4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

Marrow GAUGE RAnaoAD,-Ths Mar,
row Gauge railroad movement from the
New River bridge through the counties
Of Giles, Bland, aud Tazewell, will, in all
human probability, prove q success, al
least to the mouth OF Indian or the
Richards, In Tazewell county. Captain
Boyd, the leader OF the enterprise, re-
ports upward Of 100000 already sub
aefibed In money, land, coal, timber. &c,
besidea 100000 tons Of plaster.-Lsbc.
noa ViAdieator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
General n. N. Harris.

Rtshis Gazette.
tired q short time sgo TO the pillow: But
his fellow citizens refuse TO permit him %
remain In private life, and he is called 70
the responsible Office Of Mayor Of Harris.
vile, The capital Of Richie county: We
sincerely trust he will not permit the
burdens Of his petition TO rest TOO heaE'
lily on his shoulders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
Anrrrrno n.. called at Wa.hlnEtOn,

A MEI4rso was called at Washington,
Pa, last night 10 the interest Of the pro.
posed narrow gauge road to Wellsburg
via Bethany. From all that We can hear
there is little or no feeling in regard to
this road at Wellsburg, owing to the ye.
~undeyeloped future Of that place as ident'
aed with the Pittsburgh, Wheeling q
Kentucky road. Neither do we learn
that any special feeling has been aroused
along The line Of the proposed road
through Brooke county. The county
does not 60 very much on railroads at
best, aud for the present the people seem
satisfied with the one they have got.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
DIED.

JOHNsoN.-on Tue,d,y. January slh, 1878. at
10 o'clock NJ. Gro. b. JOHNSON, aged4j years, !
month and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2sis Market
street. on Thursdty afternoon, 10Th Inst, at .
O'Clock. The friends Of the family are re- especially
invited to attend. Interment at Greenwood Gem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
Accident onthe CentrnI ObIo,

CINCINNATI, January 9.-The Balti.
more 4 Ohio train No. l ran of the
track east Of Zanesyille, Ohio, this morn.
Ing, seriously injuring the engineer, John
Moore, and alightly woundipg the Ore
men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RID.

To ali who are suaHlns from the errur, and in,
diser,tlous Of youth, nervou, weakness, early do
cay, loss Of manhood, Sc, I will send you receipt
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. 1hi,
great remedy vas discovered BY a mlssiunaty In
South America. Send a selt-addressed envelope ta
the RKy. JosEPHT I. Imam Station D. B1k Houie,
Eaf York CITY. Spis-eodAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

woops-wILLIAMa-At the residonee Of The
bride, IN Gillespie county. Texas, Dec'tnber Is,
1871, Mr.. RUBIEr B. WOODS, JR, formerly Of
wheeling, and MisI OLIVIA WiLLAss.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"Eim Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
folly except sunday-Newark Accommodation.
jsenbenyllle Acosmmoiauon.-ThiS train dur
I'M The day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when requi-
red At Sherman House, Rtnaytlla, West Wheeling
anil nnsyel I'LL.
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sehenelt's PuImonic syrup, sen

Seneuclkb uAhAUhAs cSA.F 49,
WEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE Pills
These deseryedly celebrated aud popular
medicines have effected Q revolution In the
healing art, and proyedt the fallacy OF sew.
eral maxims which have for many years
obStructed the progress Of medical science.
The false supposition that Consumption Is
incutable" deferred physicians from at.
tempting to find remedies for that disease,
and patients afflicted with 1t %reconciled
themselves to death without making an et.
fort to escape from 0 doom which they sup
posed 10 be unavoidable. II 10 now proved,
however, that Consumption can be cured,
and that II has been cured In q very great
number OF cases (some OF them apparently
desperate ones) by schenck'a Pulmonie
syrup alone; and In other cases by the same
medicine In connection with Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one
or both, according to the requirements Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE
EoR SALE
1~'husTEE's SALE.

ByyIrtus Of a Deed Of Trust made by J. E. Par.
kef, dated Ausust I'd, 1870, recorded In Deed oil
rrnAt Book No. II, page 80, Of the land records oil
o4io county, West Virginia, I will sell al the iront
doIr VI tho Court House Of aid county, on
SATURDAY, the i9th day Of January, 1873,
Commencing n, 10 O'clock a. NJ, the I flowing pro-
perty : Lot numbered elahieen In Parker Bro' ad-
ditIon 70 tbs city Of wheeling, a. Lid out by ".
G. sniith, Surveyor, fronting twenty-five feet on
the National kead aud extending back the name
Width to Grand View street.
Terms o. sale cash.
W Il. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. y. ". cowpsS, solIciIor. cell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBJECTION NOTICE.

The ,tOefhOlles Of the eRits and Marine In,
iuftnce Company, o. Wbeeling, West vitgtaias.
VIII bold their annual meeting q the othee q "a
Company Peoples Bank Buildlp0 Thpftdayy
lannny2tLh, ISIS, between The hour q 9ee and
four e. n.
Iai0-Th eedetAfy.
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DR.. sehenck himself who enjoyed unin:
terrupted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed at one time to be at the
very gate Of death, his PHYSICIANS having
pronounced his case hopeless, and aban.
doned him to his fate. He was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, and, since his re.
coyery, many Thousands similarly affected
have used Dr.: schenck's preparations with
the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making
II NOT absolutely necessary to personally
see Dr.. schenck unless patients wish their
lungs examined, and for this purpose he Is
professionally at his principal office, corner
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters for advice must
sheneE's medicines are sold by all drug.
Rikta. cod
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MARTINS
RESTAURANT.

No. II6s MAEKEr ST., q ne only aritelaii Re.
tauraai fH lie ely. 1t 10 the only. Restaurant that
that quiet cleanliness Of q home, combined
with the best eIittHt that can DO found 10 the cty.
He keeps on hand the very best the market affords
In vegetables, fish, oysters, game, and everything
In season, and serves Il up 10 q manner unexeelled
In the country. He can DO relied upon hwayh 70
lurnIAh eHerYthng hnt.elals. del0
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-09

"3u itaI On iuars milo, bpor Ct
min &one % min Sen?"
"Oin Srsns lia9er Der, ipareoe
Bennsn % psseoe ben imoo 8irfe.
aoarosmursn. oo,noper bpilten Gp
presiernss' Soppe ipaisbe for Bin
ben.
Gn isfoIo 8pisn eisnnsmfor 8arI
Sippmann ira Sale til SOB ban
blsu aiiseroa | Mnistet. % en- flam
Speo BRAT no Of bars Sinbinasr
% Yanoen. Sans guile Saar reiitr
zig paa bans Sopeo o. mso b0lu.
tuaIt Stsmme ipurate ban
"Gr 8iIbsIm BOO?
8ennen niffene / Steost for at
iiss Sa.
Solbatsns Brblt b9pebe fla lom
ON bet ltulos ipreuas Wssiinsfnap
psrne / bans @aobsnfraftc. San
9ioree Ell &raftanitrsnsells for at
lperae:
"O9 MOosrsn ? Spor sr bun ?"
@snnsn pe9eos paa 8ialtaiueriis
bet "Ron9sn". Der laa paa Den al
ben Sioe al @arsn. % ifpnoIs Jig
bort.
8~ertsbulst "&onasn" er Ct Sam
llnasiteo for Sniccrer. Ser meose
lsifGrei9e &uincer ON Niitnen for
at orlffe % iiaie msb Dem.
Soloaten table be imaa Sfo no
al 9%Gnosrne. San maaits iicite iia
op 40 en- Mur ior life at falbe ON.
tuIo. Sans Zine bIsps blotflotc
oa Spsoen ersu neb Of bans Nan
be; bet iummeos for bans Srun,
% ban berte Stemmsr. Der ldaoe +:
"S'ppmnnn er en- Hinf Solcat /;
ban br9bte pUrseleie Rpincsr 90
Born T; bans ;i9ffe Moi9rn FOREIGNER
ben tpolie $9rs Mos".
Rlncielig rsiteos Ssier bsrrsn fro
8uisIle ii9 / Ieiret ban bsr 5eu.
oerns iammen; bans Zine iuntlspr
meo Ell nbpe9sli9 Slams, % ban
rpltsoe paa Sopebet iom ON ban
piloe bortloae ale be melfe Sanisr,
Der pinte BAN. Stip o. itram lom
en- Gste SoInot off ban opsr ga.
oen. aabnsoe 0eren I'll 8ialisltutn
% iraaNte IND. San 9if irem /
Stuen, laa ranf iom ON ban hapNs
iluat en- 9arltof. % naasbs oct iier
De Borb
Ser LAD hans &one % 9auteoee
meo Ell Snictr Oa bun iaa @ipp
mann. rslte bun ii9 iorierpst %
msh Oct lloroab
"Serrs Ssius! Ser or min Wouo!"
Slppmunu GIT li9e ben I'll ON.
cersn laa BAN itipt / Sinene o. oop
iis til at lie. 0srpaa iloa ban BAN
slentaGns Gaa Sret.
SHIcsren ipraus lpniuari OF, trat
en- 8eDoluer irsm al MT 8sIte %
IfieS SOloaten nso paa Stebct.
Oa man lsiiene Gi9st OF. loaot
en- al De tiliieeerGrsnts Sntccrcr Ill
lin Rammsrat:
"San iniultersos Dig. os 0u
glOrot Net / at lfpos BAN nso.
Wsn bet par DOG Sfaes, tbi We.
mig 8arl Sippmann par Ell Hint
SOlcai. o. peo Ba3siuts bIsu bans
flGtfe NhiGrb ROT ioran SSrontsn al
ben tpelte Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-09
"Suao ifaI bu / Dag. 8attorm p

"Spab ifal bu / Dag. @Httorm ?"
ipuyais 9amobanoIeren penlig.
@uttorm 10 % ps9soe ben | Spl
ben. bpor Silftboanbene Lao.
"Baanb til Sula". iaate bar
blot. 9anbbanbIersn ilippeoe Of Il
Iiost 8aano % GAP BAN. 0nttOrm
srsb 8aanbst, fait.be en- balp &rO'
ne paa Often Oa iprans ioa rail-.
iom ON Nben Snbe uar | SGlsns
paa bam. 9anobanblersn raabts
sftsr bam, at bet bar for mango
Ysnee, men 6utten lob blot snonu
ralfere. San par banse. OF De ifnl
be tass bans fotbars Sfat fro bam.
Oette Baano bandit ban ON ct libel
&ors, ban baube arbeioet. Oct pal
Bet Baano, bun bapbe / Sl.tterns,
ba ban iioit iaa bencs. &oriet iatt.
ban paa bsnoes @ruu. % bet Rors
% Oct Baanb uoatsbe ban. ION ON
S:! men Sub. 0ar bet 8sgnosir. oGf.
tebs ban opsr bet. at bet lite ffulos
liiGmmss.
Set par mango Oars Glib %
Weie. for 8uttorm nj &irfsu o.
&irfssaarben / fulo Stanb. Solt
Sosnst ipntes Spub / ben i~tattels
soomobiss Sosie. iaa DC ofts GAP
bam en- 9aanosrotnins. gn Sus'
mano bapbs snboe Iapst en- YrGt
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YreoiieitOIen. os sitsrbaanoen ut
ban osiaa lapst &irfsfoIf. Tom iao i
Stolsns. babe Meno % &uinoer.
Osnus 8uttorms Ssli8oom blep
bsfienot pibt omtrin9. % ale 8ei.
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Der % ie paa 8irfsSaarosn. vi.
brig par @uttorm iaa 9lab. ION
naar man roit, 8irten % fanot
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opsr lit belle Sriist. Wsn aloIip
uilos ban tase imob Ysnes. Bob
man BAN Dem. iaa lasbs ban Ssn.
berne paa 8psseu % rpiteee paa
Sopeoet. Wen bpilfsbs man oa til
ham: "Ost sr til 5ulla = til Euuu
|fomm,r iaien, oa iaa ban len9e BIZ.
tentlomt paa Dem. 10 laa alab. arst
Ysnsene % 9iemts Dem. Oette tom
mart Sfposbrengene unoer Yeir met
% be forsIemte alotis at fortell,
bst til be 8siienoe, o. iaaleoss gil
BET til, at Suua ft mango Yengt
Maret runbt. Oisle Ysnee COR
8uttorm beitaubis i'm Woeer bper
Nftsn % BAD benoe eiemms BEN til
Snla. 90 bette polote igicn iaa
msaet, at 6absren funbe laoe 8ut.
torn iauIsbss 9aa % ipsIe meo
bette Mar eiter Mar; ia ban brasts
mango Here Yenss til Sus paa bsnns
Waaps, emo ON ban bapbe Iebel
s9renoe for Golf susr tusst fS an.
ore Smaatin9 for.
(Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-09

. Saalsees ialhes h. hr blipt leisht iii
at bast Slaebrse gaa @aaresns. Slaes
brss'S asninsen plsisr at feresra Here
gansf ON aara % b I liers @ansptr.