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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

Why PcPEs CHANGE NAMES. 1t is a
fact generally known that monks and
nuns, on assuming their VOWS, and Popes
on ascending the pontiical throne, usu-
ally change their names. The reason of
this change in the case of Popes is be-
lief that unless that is done the new pom
tiff will not live long. The custom has
prevailed since it was inauguratcd in 056
by Octavian Cont, who assumed the
uame and title of John XII. Julius
Medici would have made breach had he
been permitted, but his friends prevailed
upon him to take the name Of Clement,
he being the seventh Pope to bear that
name. Thirty-two years later, in 1855
Marcellus Servius was elected, and in
sisted upon retaining his own name. AS
Marcellus II, therefore, he assembled the
throne on the 9th Of April. He was a
young man and in robust health and yet
he lived but twenty-one days after his
elevation. Since that time no Pope has
ventured TO offend against the tradition.
1t is a little singular that while the name
Of John has been favorite ono, no less
than twenty -one Popcs having chosen it
since the death Of John XXII. in 14l6.
The first Pope bearing the name Of Plus
took tho position in 1442. and the name
did not reappear after bis death until
1858.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
LAND. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST %, 1878.

q p il NJ Z NJ q
OF
Spring and Summer
FANCY AND STAPLE
ID IL Y q o ID S.
PERRY g. BROTHER
DESIRE TO call the attention of their Gus
IL toners in Maryland and Virginia to
their VERY LARGE and varied stock of
French Bourettes, Panama Suitings,
Camel's Hair Suitings, Toile D'alsace,
Madras Ginghams, Irish Linen Lawns,
French Organdy Lawns,
Bourette Grenadines,
French Buntings,
United States Lowell Buntings.
SILKS Silks Silks
BLACK SILKS,
From all the Standard Makers
COLORED SILKS,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS,
In Great Variety.
DAMASSE SILKS, all styles.
Kid Gloves
Perinot's celebrated Kid Gloves, 3, a and
Buttons Giants dc Seude, Button Black un-
dressed Kid Gloves. We call special atten-
ton to the LIE ROYAL" KID GLOVES, in
black and all colors. Buttons, $l.25; A
D,tt4 n, q Dat
English Lisle Thread Gloves, French Lace
Lisle Thread Gloves. Choice Novelties in
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chill
dren's Hosiery.
| CORSETS-Th celebrated G. P.
Corsets, Flexible Hip Corsets, the "COMET'
Corsets.
Nottingham Laces, Lace Curtains, Rich
Shawls, Paris and Berlin Wraps, New Style
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas Black Trimming
| Velvets, Table Linens, Damask Napkins,
Huck Towels, Pillow Linens, Linen Sheeting
The Dollar Shirts,
Made of WAMSUTTA MUSLIN, open in front
or back.
CLOTHS and Cassimeres, English Fustian,
English Corduroy.
WHITE euuDSs
Plaid and Striped Nainsooks,
| Swiss Muslns, French Nainsooks,
Masalia, Colored Bordered Hdk'fs,
| Richardson's Linens.
Black Goods,
Lupin's Black Grenadines,
Courtauld's English Grape,
| Henrietta, Cloths, Tamise,
| Bombazines, Alpacas Mohairs,
CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES
@ O T T O N 8,
Shifting Cottous Of all the best makes, Sheet
ing Cottons in all widths, viz: 9-S, Sd, ga
IA, "a, "a, l0-4 and l2-4.
White Flannels, both thick and thin, Hon
ey Comb Spreads, Marseilles Quilts, Furni
ture Serges shd Cretonnes, Calicoes, Percales
Linens for Boys wear. &C., &c.
MD- All of our Goods are fully 25 per cent
cheaper than last year. Buying entirely 70
Cash, we are able 10 offer GREAT INDUCE
MENTS to all who may favor us with call
both as regards quality and price. Sample
sent on application and orders promptly filled
one Price Only,
Marked in Plain Figures.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pennsylva. Avenue and Ninth Street
WASHINGTON, D. G.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
Law of the Road.

First. Persons driving in opposite
directions and meeting in tho highway
must turn 10 the right, as the law d.
reefs, and each one must give sufficient
room for tho other to pass. If q colli-
sion should occur and it should satisfac-
torily appear that one had kept the centre
Of the road and had not given tho other
sufficient room to pass, the first would
be responsible, civilly. for any damage
resulting from his negligence, and also.
criminally, for an assault and battery.
If both parties should keep in the middle
of tho road, both would be guilty Of neg
ligence, bnt neither could maintain q
civil action against the other. Each
would be guilty of breach Of the peace.
Second. When parties are travelling
on the same road aud the one behind
comes up to his fellow, who refuses to
let him pass and who purposely and ma
liciously retards his progress, the one
behind must bide his time. He cannot
take the law into his own hands and pun
ish the man who causelessly kept him
back, but he has remedy at law by an
action Of damages. Or, If one comes
up behind another and recklessly under
takes to pass him, and thereby inaiots
damage upon the one in front, he is not
only guilty of committing an assault and
battery, but Is responsible in damages to
the party injured. A person in front
has no right to keep one behind him back
who desires to drive faster if he does
he is liable in civil damages. but the
party in passing must not do it so as to
inflict any injury npon the other.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
q o etiGaI.
TO A CHILD.

Thou hast the colors of the Spring,
The gold of kiugcups triumphing,
The blue of the wood-bells wild;
But winter thoughts thy spirit I'll,
And thou art wandering from US still,
Too young to be our child.
Yet have thy heeting smiles confessed
Thou dear and much desired gust,
That home is near at last;
Long lost in high mysterious lands,
Close by our door thy spirit stands,
Its journey well nigh pnssed.
Oh, sweet, bewidered soul, watch
The fountains of thine eyes, to catch
New fancies bubblag there,
To feel our common light, and lose
The flush OF strange ETHEREAL hues
Too dim for US to share
Fade, cold immortal lights, and make
This creature human for my sake,
Since ! am naught but clay;
An angel is too fine thing
To sit beside my chair and sing,
And cheer my passing day.
smile, who could not smile unless
The air Of rapt unconsciousness
Passed With the fading hours;
| joy in every childish sign
That proves the stranger less devine
And much more meekly ours.
smile, as one by night who secs
Through mist OF newly-budded trees,
The clear Orion set,
And knows that soon the dawn will ny
In fire across the river sky,
And gild tho woodland wet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
THE Ell

Is Published every Friday morning at ST. so
per annum, if paid within three months from
the time of subscribing, or So. 90 if not paid
until the end of the year. No paper discon-
tinued until all arrearages are paid, unless at
the option of the publisher.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. plain matter,
$l.oO per square (s lines) for the first inser-
tion, and IS cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Rule and figure matter. double the
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square.
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Yearly advertisers will be allowed to change
four times during the year without charge
Advertisements should be marked with time
and space they are to occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
- RKYRR0RDEIKRRYs' %

The having reached that period which always
begin to cut prices down to merely nominal rates,
with view to running off all Summer Stock
remaining on hand, announce
the Inauguration of our
G. IL Ill ND CLO SING-O SALE!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
TAMEs w. BOSWELL,
81 LICENSED AUCTI0NEER,

ROCkVILLE, MD.
viii attend to sales in any part Of the
ounty, and his terms will be such az cannot
lail to please. All orders addressed TO him,
Rockville, Jamestown, or Boolesville, will
promptly attended to. sep i-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

A man whose knowledge is based on
actual experience says that when calling
on their swecthearts young men should
carry affection in their hearts, pcrfcc-
ton in their manners, aud confection in
their pockets.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

A woman will face frowning world.
and cling to the man she loves through
the most bitter adversely. but she would
not wear a hat three weeks behind the
style TO save the government.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
Fob RENT.

TINE undersigned offers for rent bis HOUSE
and LOT, on the Frederick road about
half n mile north Of Rockville. The house Is
new and in good condition with four rooms
aud Kitchen. A Stable and we'll Of good wa
ter near the house. Plenty of shade and
frni. trees.
july l9-u CHANDLER KEYS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

A minister going to visit one Of the
sick parishioncrs, asked him how he
rested dnring the night. "Oh, won
drously i'll, SIR" he replied, "for mine
eyes have not come together these three
nights" "What is the reason Of that p
said the other. "Alas sir, said he,
because my nose was "betwixt them"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

&g- All of our Goods are fully 25 per cent.
cheaper than last year. Buying entirely for
Cash, we are able 10 offer GREAT INDUCE
MENTS to all who may favor us with a call,
both as regards quality and price. Samples
sent on application and orders promptly filled.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
THE BEST DRILL.

T,HE KELLER Grain, Seed and Fertili-
Il zipg DRILL, the best without doubt,
and Drill without u fault. The most per-
feet FertiIizing distributor in use, 10 which
thousands Of Farmers will testify who have
used IT, Eight hundred OF these Drills were
sold In the season Of 1873 and 80 short Of
filing orders.
The Keller can be seen atall the prominent
points on the principal lines Of railroad. Our
Agents will take pleasure In showing Farm
ers the important advantages this Drill has
over all others and give all the necessary in
formation wanted.
This Drill needs no praise, III has esiab-
lished lis reputation by Us own merits and
every Drill Is branded THE BEST, being pro-
nounced so by all who use them For infor-
STEWART 4 PRICE,
General Agents, Frederick, Md.
sep lily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

A spirit wrappcr-thc paper around
bottle Of whiskcy.
Fast men, like fast rivers, are apt to
be shallow.
The closest shave in the way of joke
recently is the observation that the grass
is 30 short in Colorado that it has TO DO
lathered before it can be moved.
Speaking Of taxes" asked the teach
or, what kind is il where whiskey is
taxed 7"
II know" yelled one Of the boys.
"What is it?"
"Sintax."
lie had brought her the very things
she wanted from the supper table to her
safe retreat on the stairs. and she was
moved TO say, half laughingly, You
are n man after my own heart. Mr..
B." "Just what | am after" he
answered. quick as a fash. covering her
with confusion.
A physician who recently conducted
the post nortem examination in case Of
nfanticide reported that he was unable
10 discover whether the child was alive
or not nj the time Of It's death" This is
probably tho same doctor who recently
advertised that be had removed from
the place where he now resides.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
Selected Myistellauy.
Labor Saving Machinery.

The Scientific american has we'll
written article on the subject Of labor
saving machinery. It denies that these
machines are driving people out of work.
Statistics show that the earnings of sew
ing women have greatly increased since
the introduction Of sewing machines, and
that tho number Of people who make
their living by sewing has increased in
greater ratio than any other class of
population. The numerous agricultural
machines by increasing the extent of
cultivated lands and the value of farms,
have caused rapid increase in the num-
Der of farm laborers. In fact, wherever
labor saving machinery is introduced in
any trade or pursuit, an increase in the
number of employees and the value of
aggregate product are bound to follow,
and wages will be proportionatcly high
er. In Ohio and the neighboring West
ern States where there has been heavy
rain in productive machinery, the in
crease in the number of workmen has
been greater than in any other part Of
the country. The value of tho manu-
featured product of Ohio in 1870 was
$3.50, 713, 900, in rs this value had in
creased to $500, 000,0 900. The cotton
gin, which was so abused by the work.
ing men when it was first invented. has
been the means of giving employment
to thousands of persons who would new
err have found work if the gin did not
exist. 1t spread the cultivation Of cot
ton throughout the Southern States, and
created damand for thousands upon
thousands of men and women. Rail
road and steamboat traffic have both had
the same effect, although when they we're
first instituted they were much derided
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23

A MIsTAKE.--A young man who
thinks he can lead reckless and profit
gate life until he becomes a middle aged
man and then repent, aud make good.
steady citizen, is deluded. He thinks
that people are fools destitute of memo
ry, He concludes that if he repents
people will forget that he was dissi-
pated fellow. This is not the case peo-
pic remember your bad deeds and for
get your good ones. Besides, it is no
easy matter to break of in middle life
habits that have been formed in youth.
When horse acquires the habit of
baking he generally retains it through
life. He will often perform we'll enough
until the wheels get into deep hole and
then he stops and holds back. just SO
it is with boys who contract bad habits.
They will sometimes leave off their bad
tricks and do we'll enough until they get
into tight place, and then they return
to the old habit. Of those boys who
contract the bad habit Of drunkenness,
not one in every hundred dies sober
man. The best way TO break bad hab-
it is never to contract it. The only way
to prevent drunkenness is not to drink.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
Slot at GpGt.
Gpicliabeocr omboro. Sfcnner'

GpieligbeOer omborS. Stonner'
ten "Sauie" par ben 17be Decent
Der afsaaet fra 6barlsffon til
Nsw Dcri o. blsp unoerpeis isn'
ppatis paa @runp at beftiae Stor'
me. Den 23be Sanuar Hap esp'
netsmiolsrns %. % | ctte Da9e
friifepe Bsletuinaeu. 8aptetn,
Stprmanp, 8of % fire Watrolsr
(b~poriblanpt tire farpepe) tipet
psb 9anb % ucast Ipbai. Da
Suusersneoen par paa bet bsteite.
bier en- farret Ratros. Uecr9s
Semcu, Der par blepen dfitnota
at Sunetr ca bappe truet Sap
tsinsns qip, flubt / en- 8amp mee
en- at fine farpepe eipeliesfeaer.
De andre iiar berpaa Stpffer al
ben brabtes eaar. iteste % ipifts
Dem efter at bare faftet Sperfrcp'
pen rperborb. Sitter bereS Sisen'
he imaats pet iteate aisb ION
gsaf. Rsitsn al eemmsrne latte
be be for isnsrs Al iplie BET. Der
nafe Dag 3lte Sanuar) fpu
Sfcunerten "Spsspwea" | Siste,
tcs Be ulpfftliae Soft cp % brasi,
benz til Rem Ocrf.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17

Sr. q. q. Grepolo fra Benton
Winn,ioia. bar bsiest Os poo i'm
8icnncmrtiis Ill Oct aamIe 9ano
San bar / TO Scrminer iubebnii
@ueitor.g mbsbst i Sipiit SO. %
eisr en- imuf 9anoitraiuins psb Cafe
Dial, bsropps. 3 N9rbeben Iisasr
en- uue,n Snbie. Safe Brspolb, %
taIot sitsr BAN. Set mao bare BE-
bap,list for Sr. BrspoIo at beige
eamIe Somter Der / Sseorah. bpo,
ban / 8l.rs Oar git Tom StOlssul
paa eolsset. % sIGosIist or bel
osiaa for bans somls 8ennsr baa.
Dc at here % f. bpor ubmerte'
ban tribes | bet iunbe Winn.ista'
Aiima.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
Gn imut SOmmetfleonlns ialsss
for 4 Dollars.
Centennial elotbins Stor.
(Snblenot).

: forrise Rummer At "Deccrabs
Ycfen" leier is9 en- geretniua
ON. at 8. 81. Olfen pep bet Rsps,
ban III litaub mep tine @rebitcrer,
par piaig til at cpaire M Solfep
til olsle paa ben Setinaelle, at
Be ffulpe "forifreffe BAN mep lal
mango pen9e. at ban meb Samts
lie fan reiie I'll 0eifen for at isas
lta ct ct not Siem". Oette er
llpt uneiastiat %9iengipet. % slper
Sasen et feilastiat u%bieenpe. 5af'
tum er. at Sr. .. N. Olien, ef'
terat bare c~peraipet fit 30 iii
StNterettenS Ssbanblina, fom paa
Be Ianfer, at Oct BOG life par ret.
ON ban enb poa benue Waape ab
SOpenS Bel funpe rpite al fa ben
belle @i9lb. bebplbe fit Sus %
Slem ea emtreat alt. ban ellsrs
eieoe, meoens bans 2lepitcrer
maatte laoe fig nsis meb - Sutet.
yam beIutfeoe berfor, effer Sam.
raao meo fin 5amiiie, at 0iere.
tpap ban Tom arlia Wdnp o. Sri
item telte fta fcrpliater III. OF fam,
meufalpte I'll BEN 6noe iine Sire,
Ditorer, life for AZ tinae nitb
benz ON. bpcrmeget be pilpe aipe
BAN for at p%perlepere, bpap ban
betragtebe, lite iom I'm, men tom
beres r%etmesfiae 6ienDom, men
hmpeltben for at laoe benz plpe,
at ban par plQis I'll at operlepere
ait. nemli9 0runbsienbcmmsn meo
gus % 9arffep. @erftsi, SnpbO
lamt eubcs Bet ellie, ban bapbe
tilgooe paa fit Arbeloe. gan op.
latte insen Sstinselisr eIer llnp.
taaelier, lite ensana. at ban Der.
meo pllpe pere fri for pioere 6ors
plistellsr, fun at &rebitcrerne
maatte p9fte be Dubuque eicrte
Omfotnlnaer / Sflfteretten. ba
ban lelr iaa fig uce al Stauo til
at eiere Oct fprrefteu cperloo ban
Bet til benz at hanole efter east
8obtbeHnoenpe. Gfter Opfororlns
alcroe ban, paa en- for Be Elite.
ospersnoe meaet tilfrepstlueupe
Waaoe, Reoe for, bpcrlebss ban
par fommen I oeuue fin ubebage,
ll9s Stilins. Seq trcr, SOpn
0reer par ben, ION fcrsnoa, at.
eerlcm man fluloe moptase Ollens
Iilbuo. maatte bet pare mep ben
6Orltaaelie at ban Dermeo ftuloe
pRre lelf fra enbpsr BAN III paa.
bpllenpe @j9lpsfcrplistslls. Oette
bier pillig mcrenmet, % efter ct
fort Samraao blep man enia OH
at tilltaa Often $500 @ontant %
ldpe BAN bebolbe alt Snpbo OF
0erftet; ielp pIlps man betale
Omfotningerne Dubuque; bette
3tlbuo mootcs ban msp 1dfnem.
ll9bep. Denne Repesisrslle trcr
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
r..
Ut Ear SorrllieSc.

"Wis Slides"
"Wr. Wabron 7"
w CT not Iorunorst ODER at is mig ber." iasos ban,
men l8 Tom lnt mso &oest MI % piloe aiaaae 0rreS
Snla ct Ses8. Sllaosr Oe, al is lebiaacr Sem ?"
Sennp lparsoe lite bun iormaaebe bet life -
% ban bltp aItaa 8aosnoe peb Sioen al beube % talte.
SEQ Tan iorteue Oem. buotfor iss CT fonlmcu Der.
no men bet er en- SOrirOIisaso, oct maa life Omtalss
pleere for SieblRtst."
"San osntsos lIot, men oa bun 5ntst pttrsoe, pcpbltp
ban
Den samIe Mr. ct. Sobn isser ell Companion lOm
ton Dslsrae ben melt anitrsnssnos Oel al bans 9roris %
rs BAR iat meo bam. Miis 3snnp. piloe Sc lrtie IriS
paa. at ls opllOs min BOpal Der 8nblsp ?"
'Wr WVaoron," ~bsapnots Ssnnp % uenots ia balut
ON III BAN. men bun iunbs life faa fere Orb irem.
VI bar lite beuarst init 1bits 8rep," ~iorilatts ban
Nc Ct oa lite preo paa mig &igre, elieoe Ssnup jg
oo not. at bet iut ite er ben melt paslsnoe QsiIiabso til
al uctale Ns psb. men is fan ine mobNaa 9phsn til at
noe nOsls faa Orb. Seq bsesr fun ON ct enelte lille Orb.
lom Tan slus mig nOset Saab. % BERNIE oil iss pars
"Nrsos. Ot Tiger Sntst! - bar ia fornarmst Gem p"
6StosraNa.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
Sob MOraeu!

! penne min trec,e Yrpflama.
tlcn pil ies forfpnpe, AT iea nv
dllerebe bar mcptalef nit treble
Oplal al Vlrer bsnne 0aar, be.
~itaaeups a. en- fuIbfenpia Ssbolb,
ming Al Trp 0pcbs. Groceries,
Stc % Stepler. Satte o. 9usr,
farptS9lerte Serrefl9ber. bpllfs
leg Tor Mcntant or pillis I'll al
lalSe I'll lapere Vriler eup ncsen'
iinoe tilbuot | 5eeprab.
100 me. pafre MuHerter uetcl
mcpIaSet ira 6dbrltfen, o. lalaci
bIltssie cub n~eaeninpe fer.
~ Yunb beolts Rle Sane To-
81 90.
9 Runb sort bpiot Suffsr ioi
Sl.00.
10 Yunp brunt Gutter for 81
Vrlns Isres Yrcbuftsr ele
Hcntaut ca feb Eeres 0arer 70
bpap Be CT pRrpt. AZ
30.2 n. @lQjrn.
y. 9. 6u flor Sebcpmna d
alnass Sin teltdncls paa Saan
Den.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17
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Ut MT anialb.

SennS frp9tsbs bper Dag for ct lbbrub af Suilens
beftiSe acknowledgement. naar ban Opbussbs Den ssribso.
boto9raIsH bapoe tn9et ha men ben enc Dag iorIeb sfter
ben nnbsn, uosn at ban ri Sic paa bet, iom belle gpsu
tale ON Os 10 ae, % iom uuioass for at pere IN aoo
speculation al Sad tbi Of be Mauss, iOm itobe uoenfor
os 10. iraaots uhitilIss Yar iubsnfOr % Iooe ia toto.
grafns.
@runbeu til. at ar. SuniI,p Snte Opooaeos, por. at
ban bOpos IOpst fig ieu lite at is Ousr @aosn, laolanae
Satitfen par or, % bet iuncs lite pare Ienae, for Den
maaitt lnftss al gansel pau &unbu, m,nts ban, 90 Den
bleO fun bOIel aaben uso llnosritsitslls al gurae, for at
prssls en- before 8iebsum ub al BAN.
Ysn9eiabst OmtaIte ban lite oftoe for Sennp. men
pun maalts %bsitanois brinss Ysnss for BAN paa Botbulst,
oa ban lite trc.bs BEN httrs bismms; o. oa bun en- 0aa
~fcrnnersos hs berOOer. iasbs ban:
"Oa CT Ho9et. 0u lie ~iOrtaar Dig paa men lab
Of tai. ON Sarrp. Sar ban tat mssst meb Dig ben
hbfs 8ib2"
"Rei. Snfd."
"5ss CT banss ban fftiu ub. 90 is baabu, at Du
oil brinss bam po rstte Bi isi,n. 9H ,eubsr 10 mine
Cnfu ?"
"5a. Ontd"
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17

"S9 MI bar De iat bans ssst BiQeoe peb Chen Of.
% oeroper bar ban fat ct n.t MnfaIo."
"Ost trOr is itts."
NWsn leg forHitrer Dem paa nit sgresoro. at bet
foraolcr no iOm is Tiger, % oerfOr bar Mls Wid,s
onmoost mig ON at bsbe Dem ON, lite at isbe en- aau,.
mel Mancs 8sIsler. Sio mig ct soot Guar til beno.."
Sad itob nosls SibIitte os b~etrast,be 0ottor,n. boor.
paa ban gut ben til Sinhust % tOs bssss Biu.oerue bort
nsc De Orb: 'Dst sr fOrsurist to soSc Yiaeou.~
ASanlie uSmeriecs." iusns Som. men Sc bill boo
'te forrp@, at Ue bar tnsa Dem bort fro Binoua.S
Sisis Orb bare nspp. uotaIte. for Sad REP Yiu.oerue
nilct Ouer os taHsbe Stump,rne inS i &amin.n.
Eat" IaaNs sOm, "esr bar imutt siort. o. Tan lea
Hoasallnos uars Dem til en- @i,ntisusie, ltl bet bar.
mig en- Sorneiei."
Vensana anscs ban lite. bbor prOfetiR ban talt,.
Eat for Den Menins. men iea boabsr in. of blue
les' saosr Den @amls MIC 6rb for 0rsmfb.m, laI
is9 lite difanere bam."
% aalsNss snbte Wr. WaSrous 0~slanbttab 10 belSiot.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17

Smn9en forifietlie.
81 tonf Rlao bsrsiter: = Wapeu
pao en- gal 9uub. Der for noaen Sib
iiosn beoe / ben bolitenite Bp Dab.
renfsin. bleu funcen ielssnhs cling :
Gu 9ernesIe. S,itshaar. ct balpt
Stsarinlps, Stpi'er nj It B,sno..
uiusalas % en- Ysi Of en- Vofan.
pisning.
- Spab er Yanb9 Sttte
Sperasmaal bslparsr It iusnf Biab
iaalsnss "Banb CT en- flor ~flpo,npe
@ecfe. Tom | aamIe DAG, bl,u b.
npttst Tom Grit
Den btolte ubDet. 3
en- Ssrnbansuoen poa en- ubenlanbif
Ssrnbans bIsp nplia to Glbre Dam.r
usniae ON 0inbnst iinlbe aabu.s
euer q. Den ene pdonoo, at bun
iiror bile b.. ON man aabn.ns
Sinonst. ben anbsn ~forflareoe. at
bun itraI bile faa Slaa. bsriom
Sineust bIeu itaaenbe ieien Ianasr..
Roneufiersn pibtte life. ~bporIebes
ban MI fuloe bore fig ao for at faa
oronst Sasen. Striosu bIep b.fti.
ssre % b,itiasre. Ylubislis faar en-
Of be Wsbr,iienbe en- Soc. clip
@ineuet neo. min Ben. ia9oe ban.
iaa Dor Den enc oraa bsrpaa op
Sineuet. iaa Der ben anesn. Seti.
er ben ensits Maaos. ies amer for
mnlis for at iiaHe Drso tiloeis.
9epe &onturrauceni
en oriflis Gmeritaner lob lirips paa
bpsr snsite 8islopes belle Suoionao.
ben Opopsr: "&isb Smitbs Sebe".
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-17

Trpatelig yesiDsnbeo. Der sr
6raufrise after besaast en- at bisle
irpsteliSe 5crbrrodler, lcm Be
iromme Ssltre, Der bar en- laa
itcr Del al observation-disclosures /
lin Saanp. / %fanatift Srer sriber
nj for at repie fine 6leper. Der
or li9eicm crfcmmeu en- Wani for
at BRUCE Sranoitraf peb at lat's
be Smda paa en- sloenbe Rlit elsr
ncset lianenbe. ca pep ben Raat,
be bsaise SelRabtr bar | Bro
pinoierue, lpffes Def cite at nep.
ppsie ben. Observation-Disclosures
bet liberals lie XIX Steele, Sar'
cep, er lmlplertle MI fcmmeu su
iaaoan 8orbrpoelie paa Spcr. %
bar iirar sjprt Sirtpt pesansaa'
enpe bcs upenriesminifereu.