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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-31


The 81. Agnes Academy, : school 10,
young ladies, at Memphis, Tenn, was burn
g 70 the ground on the morning OF the 10th
There were IS boarders In the school, al o,
whom lost their wearing apparel. The
academy was owned and managed by the
Sisters Of st. Dominic, and was fully In
sured.
Joe Fore, the St. Louis desperado, who
va serving out 10 years sentence in the
Missouri Penitentisry for an attempt to kill
his wife, was set upon and stabbed to death
BY fellow convict named Billy Rogers, with
whom be had Quarreled, on the night Of the
nth.
Brown Bowen vas hanged at Gonzales
Texas, on the 18th, for the murder OF Thos,
Halderman. Bowen protested his inno-
ccnce to the last, and charged the commis-
sion Of the crime upon his brother in law,
the notorious John Wesley Hardin.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road Company have effected lease of the
keokuk and Des Moines Valley Railroad for
term Of Dyears. The transfer will be made
on the first Of October next.
The Dime Savings Bank Of San Francisco
has suspended with liabilities amounting 10
about $4,000 and assets nominal. II turns
out to have been sham affair, not regu.
larly Incorporated, and its depositors were
principally children. Joseph Davis a Co..
Pawnbroking firm, were at the bottom OF
the swindle.
Frank Houlton, well known farmer OF
Dekalb County, Ind, was shot dead by
burglar whom he discovered in his house
and attempted 10 capture, on the night Of
the l1th- The murderer fed, but was sub
sequently arrested and proved TO be neigh
Dor Of Houlton's named John Abbot, who
had recently been discharged from the Pen
ftentiary.
The boiler Of the portable engine in use
on the farm Of David waggard, near New
Frankfort, Ind, exploded on the 18th. in
stantly killing John waggard and John
jenkins.
The Ohio Legislature at rs recent session
passed lawreconstructing the Congressiou-
81 districts Of the State, the effect Of which.
taking the Presidential vote 81 1875 A.
basis, will give IL Democrats to Republic
cans, instead OF 8 Democrats to ~ Republic
cans, ~ At present. Gen. Garfield /. gerry-
wandered out Of his old district into anoth-
er having hopeless Republican minority.
and Representative Foster will b com.
PEELED 70 move his house across the street IN
nc town where he besides in order to keep
ms residence In the Tenth District.
William B. Walls, the Prosecuting Attor.
- me famous murder trial OF Nancy T..
Clem, In Indiana, has made n confession
and allegation that u 900 In cash was paid
p Judge Truman II. Palmer for granting
the nolle proscqui BY which she was set Il
liberty.
On the 10th, Mr.. Leon Choutcau, com \
merclal agent from France, addressed the
San Francisco Chamber 81 Commerce II
favor Of : new commercial treaty between
France and the United states, and was very
cordially received, ~ he had been IN ali the
large cities which he had visited.
Aheavy wind, rain and hail storm ran All
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-31
GENERAL.

A total eclipse Of the sun takes place on
the 29th Of July next, under such circum-
stances ~ to present opportunities that oc-
cur scarcely once In generation for the
study OF some Of the most interesting phe-
nomena with which astronomers have to do.
The path Of the totality Of this eclipse runs
diagonally across the center Of the United
States from Montana to Texas. and IL some-
where about 40 miles wide The Naval OBJ.
servatory has asked Congress for an appro-
priation Of s., 900 for the purpose Of sending
on seven expeditions, twoof which il IL de-
signed to send to Montana, two to Texas,
two to Colorado, and one to Wyoming, each
to consist Of three astronomers.
From Richford, VT, comes the news that
800 Fenians are drilling At Chasey, n. ", IS
miles west Of the first-named town. An in
vasion Of Canada Il thought to be the object,
but the military is on the alert in the Do
minion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
THE ENGLISH FLEET.

1t is twenty-one years since British
SQUADRON forced the passage OF the OAR
hanelles in the teeth of Turkish OPPOSE
ton. Admiral Sir John DuckwCrth per-
formed the feat February 10, 1907. The
feet under the command OF Admiral
Hornby, of which so much has lately been
written, contains some of the finest YES
sells in the English navy. The flagship,
the Alexandra, is al armor plated broad
side ship of 9,492 tons, carrying twelve
guns, two twenty-five ton guns throwing
ball weighing 535 pounds, and ten
eighteen ton guns, with 40i pound balls
She has complement of ESQ men. The
Sultan and Archillos are of the same
class and style as the flagship. The
former is commanded by the Duke OF
EdInburg, ard carries twelve guns,
eight eighteen ton, two twelve ton and
two six and half ton, and has 63O men.
The Archilles has sixteen guns. The
TemeraIrc Is of SAP tons, and carries
four twenty-five and four eighteen ton
guns. These four went through the
Dsrdanclies while the Aglncourt and
Swillsure, of seventeen ard fourteen guns
respectively, were left at the mouth OF the
Straits. In Besika Bay are the Hotspur,
Ia ,urrat ship) of 1000 tons and three
guns, the Raleigh and the Ruby.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
THRIFT THE TREASURY.

The St. LOUIS GioJs-Democrat con-
trss,s the economical habits of two OF the
distinguished United States Senators
who recently represented the State OF
Ohio in the upper branch OF Congress.
1t says: "Old Ben WADE lett the
United States Senate a poor man, after
eighteen years of service. HIS colleague
MIR. SHERMAN, entered the Senate poor
man. and left it q millionaire, sites tit.
teen years of service. The trouble with
WADE WAS that he never studied domes.
tic economy; he lived up to MS income
whereas SHERMAN saved 100000 yesr
out of a salary of $1,000 q year" This
thrifty man SHERMAN is now the oecre-
tsry of the Treasury, who is SO ably ana
successfully smashing things.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21

MAJ. SWEENEY received, yester-
day, his commission from -President
HAYES, as ono of the twenty psid com
missioners to Paris. The salary for the
summers labor Is $1,000. Mr.. 5. has
received no instructions asyet as TO when
his duties commence, or as TO the time
ne will be required TO leave for Paris
In a conversation with Gov. MATHEWS
it has been informally agreed that some
Of the specimens of our natural resources
woods OF various kinds, coal, iron,
petroleum, &c.-which are stored In the
State House will be taken to Paris Tor
exhibition there. The landowners OF
West Virginia should join together and
make big show at this international
Fair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
THE REn.HANDED RANDI.

This most brszen of desperadoes and
murderers, who is now on trial in Illinois,
is bending all his energies to escape the
halter, after Boosting in vain. glorious
way of being the wickedest and most
blood. thirsty man of the age. For
long time after his present arrest he
cloried in the darkness of his crimes, and
sought to turn his infamous notoriety to
personal profit by sending out his photo.
graphs for sale to all parts of the coun-
try. He now claims that tho awful
cussedness which hiss characterized his
conduct during the last ten years, Is due
to a fall from runaway horse and the
loss of his wife sometime earlier IN his
career. The fall, he asserts, did the busi-
ness for his body, and the death OF his
wife for his mind. He always had ten
dency for alcoholism, but it was largely
developed by the blow his brain got
when tic horse threw him; he was level.
headed until his wife died but ever since
has lacked balance. His lawyers lay
much stress upon case reported IN one
of the books of man of strictly temper
ate habits who, ever after be was thrown
from carriage, Was hopeless drunksrd'
They also set forth, with much apparent
solemnity, that when his wife died
oRande declared he was a ruined man;
he rolled on the floor in great agony,
and wanted to be buried with her; he
used 10 wear his best clothes hunting
and his buckskin SUIT At home" The
commission o! halt dozen murders and
three times that number Of burglaries,
indicate that RANDE did not perfect
grow through grief al the loss OF his
wife. There Is no dispute on that point,
nor can there be much on the point that
during the past ten years he has been as
sane as he has been sinful. The history
of his crimes exhibits too much method
for q mar who WAS beside himself, and
we regret that so conspicuous and con-
summste william rs RANDE has proved
himself to be descends from what MIL
TON would call his "bsd eminence" to
put in the cheap and pitiiul plea of In
sanity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21

a CLEVELAND young gentleman So"
woman with pretty face enter
house and wrote !etter-lovo letter.
TO its owner. Imagine his pleasure al
finding that he had aroused IN uneSpect'
ed emotion, which was conveyed to him
in the following tender language:
"Mrs. - (rhe young lady with the
brigh. blue eyes, who wore mink boa,
etc returns compliments for the admir-
ing note written by yourself; but does
not think that at present che desires to
correspond with any law student, no mat
ter how brilliant his prospects may be.
She will file your application, however,
and when she is the recipient OF n GER
tain paid.up iiie insurance policy which
she holds against my life, she may be
willing to correspond with you. Pend
ing that time she begs me TO subscribe
myself Tor her-The Husband OF The
Young Lsdy with, etc"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21

MANY inquiries were made of nsyester-
dsy whether Cardinal MCCLosKEY, oil
New York, had reached Rome in time TO
participate in the choice of Pope. Ho
was not in Rome in time-in fact has not
vet reached the Eternal City. He reach
cd Queenstown Tuesday evening, and by
this time has probably reached Paris, II
he has travelled with diligence. SO far
America has never been represented at q
Conclsve during an election of Pope.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
HaW GnIlCcI lnxcR.

Mississippi has invented the latest
thing out IN the way of collecting taxes.
She has provided coupon books, which
she sells to all liquor dealers. The
lquor-dealers pay at the rate of q cents
coupon for each l0-cent drink they sell,
and these coupons are given to the drink
or, who is allowed | cent on the same
when he comes to pay his taxes. 1t is
said the saloons are crowded with people
anxious to work ont their taxes IN this
novel manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21

TIE Democratic Convention Of Indi-
ana, yesterday, WAS presided over by
Vice President THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
and it passed string OF plain. spoken
resolutions. The "Hoosiers" have opln-
IONS of their own, and they do not hest
tate TO express them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
LEO XIII.

The election of q successor to Plus
IX. has been quietly and rapidly accom-
plished, and the name OF GIAcAMo
PgccI has been added 80 the long and
iIIpstrious line OF Pontifis who have had
moro TO do with swaying the destiny OF
the world than any other rulers.
Judging from the mesgre accounts
which come To us by telegraph and the
little that was previously known
in regard to the character OF the
new PorE, LEO tie THIRTEENTH Is as
truly good and pure Pontiil Ms has ever
assumed the duties Of the "loncly prisoner
of the Vatican" GIAcAMo PEccI was
born in Carpineto. in Italy, March z
1910 and Is consequently in his sixty
eipbth year. He was made Bishop oil
Penicia, January 10, lS4G, and Cardinal-
pricsL December 10, 1863. lie WAS
greatly beloved by the late Pope, who
desired 90 have him near HIM
in Rome but ANToNELLI fearing that
PFCcI's innence and popularity might
endangcr his own position and perhaps
ultimately result in PECCIs advance.
ment to tho Cardinal Secretsryshlp,
fought this wish of the Pope and confined
PEccI rs closely Ms possible to
the duties of his archdiocese OF
Pemgia. Shortly before tho death
If ANToNELLI, however, PIUs insisted
that his favorile should be placed near
his person, snd in spite OF all objection
PECCI come to Rome, where he renamed
until the death of his dearly loved pa
tron.
No man in the College of Cardinals,
bears more spotless reputation, or has
led moro bsmeless lite. lie is sincere
" religious, and will advance the inter-
ests of his Church as far rs he is
able. His executive and business
abilities are remarkable and have always
distinguished him. SO much so that his
assistance WAS invariably sought in time
of peril to the Chru,h TO aid the Pontitf
in framing and carrying the measures
adopted for protection. HIS knowledge
OF ecclesiastical affairs is extensive IS is
also his general learning. As far as poll
teal views are concerned no one OF the
Cardinals is better adapted TO fill the
char of ST. PETER, as he is extremely
moderate and conservative, and his
p)licy will be one of concihation. His
forced absence from Rome for so many
wears WAS one of the things which prob
ABLY led TO his election, as he WAS not
mixed up in any OF the intrigues OF
some of the schemers in the Vatican, but
denounced them as being "unworthy of
men, OF Christians, and of servants Of
tho Church"
It's said that Germany tlstly ordered
CaTllnAl hOH bN Lob ~ GeSlbio Suas tHe
election Of AT irreconcilisble Pope would
force that government to take repressive
steps al once, but that one OF moderate
opinions could soon settle sill existing
differences. The action of the French
Cardinals in uniting with those
of Spain. Austria and Germany
in supporting moderate candidate is
surprise, but it Is pleasant one, and
MAINLY shows the drift of opinion among
the great churchmen at Rome. We
could not wish LEO XIII. happier
termination of his Pontlfcste than that
Of Plus TX, and think that when he
masses away, no higher praise could be
bestowed upon him than to say "He Vas
worthy successor to MAsTAI FER
RArTI."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21

THE Senators still banker after the
privilege of having their dirty shirts and
acsrden sass" carried through the mails
free, so yesterday they slipped through an
amendment to postal bill restoring that
right. The names of the West Virginia
Senators do not ornament the list of ayes
and noes on this important question.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
DR.. S. D. MARTIN,
ECI.EtTIC PHYSICIAN.

Makes a speciality OF treating Chronic,
Female and private diseases. Having had
an extensive practice and experience in
treating those diseases, has enabled him
Ia perform cures where others failed. Tan
ne consulted in person or by letter, ut his
Office, No. sis North Main ST, Wheeling,
". Va. Nochsrge for consultation. del5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21

ONx of the plesssntest recollections of
the Centennial trip to Philadelphia thou
sands of people will connect with their
pleasant quarters and agreeable treat-
ment AT tina Colonuade Hotel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
IAl1 MAIN STREET
a CARD.

u,O ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &C., | will send a recipe that
Will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered ny a missionary in
South America. Send n self-addreSsed
envelope To- the Rev. Joseph I. IRman.
Station d, Bible House, New York City.
OCl6agc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
I. O. O. f. Notice.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ODD
n Fellows Mutual Aid Association will
be held on Thursday evening, in the En-
cSmpment Room, Odd Fellows Hall, at
O'Clock. All are expected to attend.
OK. j. ELLlFRlTZ,
ich2E President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
Go-p closed yesterday at 1919.

QUITE q successful revival of religion
is in progress at Blacksmith, Monongalls
County.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
NOTICE

Is HERERY GIVEN THAT ALL PER-
| sons knowing themselves indebted TO
me must settle up their accounts on or
before the first day OF March, 1873, or their
bills will be put in the hands OF collector.
]. W. FRANKHAUSER.
WHEELING, February l9, 1875. ie2)t
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17

tpnot O9ffe oner Sousbst, nanr man
LeoGeer lla noe, sr o9iaa ct Qoot
WibbsI. 81 mon iGrbsIss opbebet,
oa 9ier man bellere bsors / nlosles
at lnbe alt Mrbeioe fare. bpls BET
lial foreeaa i Soler. % fornemms.
lie efter 81. IL ON Sormihoassn.
SiGr maa man %itanoie, bpis mar
mUrfsr. at Sebsn bar itanst Gu
Sopsopine ellsr irsmbraat Spim
melbeo; ea eier man bsoit / al
lGsae ii9 neb pna ct fleliat Stsn
% b9lbe iolot @anb outr Sopeo %
9als. Gr Nossn oIbcIss opeiUct al
Seosn. Der ban itrar isnoe 8uo
sIter nGrmslte 999e. Snoill ban
iommer. ber man npoe tolt 0riffc.
folo 8anc eler 5be, bpis man fan
iaa Oct nso. Gr Suosn ter oa bsc,
toasr mon en- Spamp % palfer Iia
ousr belle 8roppcn mec folot &anb
% logger Ssomlla9 pna Soueoet.
Sor man lnaeH Ss, ba bolo ct mso
folot Wano mGtiet 8lGbe omfrlna
popsost Gr Yalieutsu bIca. msasf
mag % Vnlisn laneiom. IA man
ban lnoaanoe 4mmoniaf Ct Var
Seiunber o. oritfc eli Sbeiteiulp
al aromotilt Mmmouiaf. SpIrlius /
to Spiislfser &ano mso libt Suf.
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17
Sen inc EIupcmajfiuc

boIoer nof life, bpao Den bar Iopst.
Den Ace Snli par omtrins so. 000
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Sioens npe Iibunoer. Ylanen bar.
at Den ituIos islls omfrins Sustop.
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pist, Loo man 9uitliipperen % bans
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Tor Den op iom Ell Yil til en- $pi.
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mart, at SiippsrsH lite bapoe no.
gen aoutrol oper bet, % bet blalp
Sntet, at ban Hap aoliiuis 8as ub.
Ssisrs % bsiers GIT ban op, % bet
bIep flart, at oenne 4nftbaao
oar lisslaa aibensis al 0uititrem.
ninssrns Tom no9en 8allon. Gn.
oeli9 oaleos Den neo peo ben lille
Bp 6arnb0m, % bsrfra tGntie
Sfippsreu at funne lsile tllba9e til
Bolton. men bsnne 6anfs maatts
ban mart aipe op % bssiue zig meo
lin Wnltlne biem,per meb Serbia.
men. $an niger, at WaSiincriet Tom
noset no al Srbsn, iaa Stprenppa.
ratet life pilbs arbsioe men Oct er
Den aIminoelise Wsnins, at Waifi'
nerist fan pers 9oot NOT til Ell
Yrepctur inbe / en- iterre Sal, men
noe, bpor 9uititrcmnin9en arbcioer.
oil ben friite iamme SflGbne, lom
enbper anoen Wallon.
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17
Snoiaucr &riscn.

9 General Sowarbs onlclelle Oe.
pelhs al soc SnIi ira Bird Greet
til Gan 6arcisco bsobcr Oct, al ban
lteote paa Snbiaucrnss Sorce pna
Seioerne pso ublprin9st al Butter
Grsst. San rptfsoe pa irem mse
to 8olonner, en- uneer MnIerlel AZ
Sbrodmorton, bsftaacnbe al to 8om.
panier Mrtilleri % ct SnIantsrl lamt
nosls iaa SrlpiQlse. % ben anosn
unoer Bernard, beitaaenee al Z
8ompanier 8apalleri % fppe al
8obins Scouts. SOparo ~leola9eoe
ben ieite. Bernaros Sconts nroer.
rsttsoe bam ON 6ienoens Nsrbcb.
oa 8apaIlerist rpfteoe Ircm, Snola'
nerre inoto9 Ell iait Stillng paa
Bjsrsbeioerns. Ut &Ompanl blep
,llbaQe for at paste paa Ba9naen,
De Mncre rpffeoe irem unoer Ell
bsitia SO. Mcfomitsn par poerlt
tell % panlfslis. men in9en Wano
brso N9ttsrnerns. liisnt man9en
Selt latts 4ipst I'll, % mansen 90.
Del miiteoe lin Wano. Nienosn blep
orsuen tilbase til andre Seloer, bpor
Der ianbtss Ell uaurlla BeiGltnln9
al Qapaileloe; men inoen 20 VT
nuttsr blep Be osiaa ia9eoe bort
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Yrouiioner, M%mmunltlon % eslrlr'
psutarium / Stiffeu. gu lpeee De
til BE- tptte Sfope. iOm beee'ter
5oppsne al Blue 8le9s % sloroe
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iaa treite lis bort berira o. Ilpsts
lem MiI, lGnsere ino | Stoptrat'
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for ben Dag, oa Gsnsn par panlte'
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uomatteoe iii bet goerlte. &un lem
al be bueruees Soloater blsp laare'
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bsolts Sslte l,aneoss bort, Tor Saano
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17
Sor(ejeGigt.

Sielse en- nbli9 iorcta9sn SptGl.
ling bar 3onoon 472 ltrrre % min
Ore Theatre. &onisrtiOle % unentliae
Observation-Disclosures. ION tlllam.
men tunne rumms $4,000 8tlhe'
rere.
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Masiitratcn nplis court / en- %oSn,
Der itoo / Stpsssn al Fl Sre.
- Stibstaptsin Nelpell tom np'
liza tilbass til YbiluosIpbia eItsr en-
mtaet isrseIis Ssrsiis. Smboro
meo its bapos ban 9isst az m 30
ne % 4 Bern. ium ban ale bapos
mi,tst / 9ebet al I Tiger, eels peo
lllpitsstili9loc, bels psr Sp9oom.
Sc Iloits Cages Gcgnpelr bar
aiort liore SoelGs9slier paa Sllnols
Central Ssrnbansu. Slere Wlls al
Qiujeu sr paiiet bort. % Sorblnosl'
len oil blius afbrlot for llere Saas.
-Snobpessrns al Gen eppren lub.
Ter oper at pGrs TONNE unosr gn9'
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fer. Iom oa9itet bssauss | ehlca9o,
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i9loe al Den Slnes.
IS CT en- 9iusforneeenbeo, VII
roprerue life fan unopGre | Snolsil
Wsn bporlepes ital ben fares?
Wau bar tenit paa at bsnte ct Ss.
field op fra SpopOlen, ga laoe Oct
bursre inb / Bombaps Sapn, Sol
ialp anbsialcs BET Dc SpalTanssrltl'
be, lOm lisse Isoiss ,iter SoalIansli,
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iueIaoe Sslpttsrns, % 9aa III Sn
bien meo Dem.
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8arbari, benns nseuGroissnoe &an
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bapbe en- 4abninssil Slaoer moe
- Sen 2Oos SUM par Oct 4
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aHascs eSsn for ben a%nsoommtl,a a
Oronnina, CT Der MI fun en-, loI
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17
SpOrlcocs nlall fan nnogaa Solitif.

Gelaenee eirtulore blsp / forri9e
llss uitsbt at Sunebsosraaoet /
Chicago:
SoIitit foranIsoiass psb en- bsi
@rao al 8arms. % | S9roeesbeo
buis Ieirst er Iummerparmt. Wan
sr mere ubIat oerior ben anoen.
treble ellsr fieroe DAG. naar Ssoen
ltaar paa, emo ben forte. Sepn.
Ipsbso, upmatteIle. Spbiolelie. tran.
ae Sopsprrsller. SpGifsIle % Wis.
bru9 al iteris Sriite 9isr Gn mere
mootaaslia for Sp9oOmmsn. Gen
an9ribsr Solf. iom arbeiber | 90.
len lnarsre enb Mnore. % fornem.
msli9 msllem 81. IL 0ormiooas %
81. 4 gftermiobas. Yaa uarme
Saae maa man bore tbnoe &leoer;
SouspGrsllet maa bore iaa flelist
ION mulIst. Wan maa pOate lia
for at bin, ubmatitt, % arbsibsr
man inbsnior Osre. bpor Der CT
tunltta Warnle. I. VI. peo en- no
9e. sllsr Strp9eopn. maa man lsr.
&c for. at IsreIlst bar fri 9uitpsIel.
Mrbsiber man ubt | Colin. bsr
man bape en- let Sat. lite fort. oa
ben optaQer Seoen. BELT en- al
Straa; inoi Satten fan man l0as,
ct paabt 9ommetsrilGoe % n9rmeii
$opsoet ct tort srsnt Blao Sat
ten ber man oite lsite op % lere,
for at &lSbet bOloer iis paaot
Staaos lite Speouin9. men bril-
fun bet 8anb. Gn tr9ns,r til, Der
peo peoliseboloes Spsoningen. o.
9sasmst oil berries for optrbrspsl
Ssos. gn YarapIp susr ct anos