davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
"chlld. murder" and "suicide" would be
put in their place.

put IN their place.
However some may think it, family
is not an evil: God has not made it
such.-It is the most beautiful thing
that he has given on the earth. A we'll
ordered Christian family is the most
precious thing that the world possesses.
Children are jeaoels, and the word is too
poor and mean to express the hundredth
part of the thought. What more lovely
sight is there, what more full of deepest
tenderest interest than a numerous fam
lily, one of those large families which
you and have seen, of which perhaps
we have been privileged members (? And
what sight, l add, is more desolate and
sad than that of lonely couple grow
ing old in lonely home, with neither
son nor daughter to support their steps.
with no hand to be laid upon their gray
heads, going to the grave with the con-
sciousness that their very name perishes
with them Happy they, if they shall
be able to say that it was Gods appoint
ment, not their own.
The family has its cares and its sor-
rows, but the cares are discipline and
the sorrows may be sanctifed. Like
any other good in this fallen world, it
carries with it anxieties and burdens
which will make traces on the brow and
scars upon the heart but the joys and
the comforts are immeasurably above the
cares. A Christian family who shall
tell of its beauty and blessedness That
home where the family altar is, and
where God abides, how sweet and hol-
lowed The family where an affection
ate and honored father, a lovely and be-
loved mother sits with children that
sing and laugh around them Is there
a scene in all this world like that? Ii
is the nearest to heaven of anything ]
know. Indeed, the Bible takes it as the
very symbol of heaven and of the Church
of Christ, and can give the saints no bet.
ter name than-''The Family of God. :
= William Aikmaaa. d. d.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24

CARELESS WIvEs.-lt is very common
to hear the remark made of a young man
that he is SO industrious and so econom-
ical that he is sure to be thrifty and
prosperous. And this may be very true
of him so long as he remains single.
But what will his habitual prudence
avail him against the careless waste and
extravaganza of uncalculating, unthink-
ing wife? He might as well be doomed
to spend his strength and life in attempt
ing to catch water in seive. The ef-
fort would be hardly less certainly In
vain. Habits of economy, the ways to
turn everything in the household al
fairs to the best account-these are
among the things which every mother
should teach her daughters. Without
such instructions those who are now
rich may become poor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
Waitten for the MONITOR,
LIBERALITY IN BUSINESS.

The business man makes grave
mistake who conducts his affairs on mig
gardly and illiberal principles. Such
policy is illustrated by the sowing of one
bushel of grain where two ought to have
been sown, and harvest of fifteen BUSH
els where twenty five might have been
gathered. A liberal dealing and gen.
erous expenditure in business bring their
rewards: but there are many people in
the world who are short-sighted enough
to believe that their ends are best serv-
ed by grasping and clinging to every
cent that they get their claws upon, re-
gardless of the advantages that might
result to the world, as we'll as to them
selves, by so treating those with whom
they have deal as to win their favor and
invite their patronage. AS a rule
other things being equal-he who is
most liberal is most successful. do
not mean that a man should be prodi-
gal, but he should show the world that he
is doing business on the ''llve and let
live basis. 1t is we'll understood by
the most, at least, that there can be no
permanent prosperity or good feeling in
a community where benefits are not re-
ciprocal.
Some men, either from lack of energy
or from sagacity, are determined to plod
on in the old, quiet, obscure paths, with
out making the least effort toward i'm.
provement or success. The time has
come when intelligence, enterprise, push
and cheek are necessary for success.
The successful men of to-day are not
those who have been content with a
little seven by nine business, where by
pinchlng themselves and bleeding those
who have had deal with them, they have
laid by few cents day, to grow, per.
chance, into a few thousand by com.
pound interest and usuary. Such mer
may, and sometimes do, grow rich but
then poor sordid souls have become Sc
sordid and so dwarfed that there is nc
room within them for love, joy, kind
ness or Christianity,-they are like
leeches which have drawn the blood from
other victims, to be themselves so pois
oned by it as to perish.
Many kinds of business need to b.
advertised, q am not now speaking par
ticularly of newspaper advertising, Mr.
Editor,) SO that the community shall
know what the party is doing and wha
he proposes to do. Hiding ones candl
under bushel was not recommended
by the Great Teacher, and hiding one'
business, or talents, under the SHADOW
of false modesty, or mistaken econom,
will rot prove successful in these days
The fact is, times have changed; tn
manner of doing business has changed
people do not go to Boston now in o:
carts or stage coaches; they adopt
more rapid and more comfortable mean
for travelling. So of business, there
a modern way, and the times deman
men of enlarged, liberal, energetic soul
men who not only desire to advanc
: themselves, but take pleasure in seein
others succeed. Men of energy, honesty
public spirit and life are needed. The
7 keep the wheels in motion, and hel
themselves and their neighbors alon
4 the road toward success.
|. | E1ERIET pTppp
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24

1t is not always desirable that boots
should be absolutely water, proof, as
whatever keeps water out will keep
it in, and whoever has worn India
rubber boots for any length of time,
knows that retaining the preparation Of
the feet soon puts them in very un-
pleasant, half par-boiled condition that
is not desirable. Still, water proof boots
are useful in an emergency, to be worn
for very short time-as in doing the
chores in bad weather. A pair of good
rubber boots will answer this purpose,
or pair of common cowhide boots may
be made water proof after the method of
the New England fishermen, These
people, exposed to all weathers. have for
century used the following compound :
Tallow, 4 o. rosin and bees-wax, OF.
each; melt together, then stir in Meats
foot oil, equal in bulk to the melted ar.
ticles. The boots are warmed before a
fire and this composition is rubbed into
the leather. soles and uppers, by means
of a rag. Two applications will make
the leather quite water proof. f.--Amerscan
/ AgricmlturiSt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
THE BRIGHTER LAND.

There is land beyond the shades
or sunset beauty in the west,
A fairy land OF graceful scenes,
Where weary ones find endless rest.
The crimson light in sparkling rays
Clean on the iow'ry pathways there.
And all is bright with heavenly light
In that angelic world SO fair.
The gentle breeze in that weird land
Makes music 'mong the trees and flowers.
While wanderers there rove in the groves,
And sweetly fee the heavenly hours.
There re graceful hills in that bright world
Where seraphim go to watch and wait.
And beckon to the pilgrim here,
To enter through the pearly gate.
They're gazing now toward the earth,
Some gentle one that's young and fair
Has passed DER life's fair shining way.
And now they bid her enter there.
Perchance the fair ones Of that land
Ere long will beckon us away,
To wander 'mong the flowers that bloom
In that bright world of endless day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
BABY'S DEAD.
By MARY BowLEs

Just a whisper nom the skies,
In the hush of midnight dreary.
Clasped with peace the aching eyes.
Bore their little suff fferer weary
Home, to rest in heavens sweet morrow;
While far round our footsteps spread
Depths OF wild unwaverng sorrow,
Baby's dead.
Still around that brow 30 fair
More than earthly beauty fingers;
Gently smooth the falling hair,
Fold the tiny frozen fingers;
Twine the curls SO proudly tended,
In halo round its head;
Pride and hopo alike are ended,
Baby's dead.
Lonely to the hopeless tomb,
Darling child how shall we yield thee?
From its drear corrodiDg gloom
Love would freely die to shield thee.
Can we bear that dust should gather
Round our darling's golden head?
Spare the bitter cup, o Father,
Baby's dead.
Dead and light is quenched in tears;
Hopes that blossomed but to wither,
Sunny dreams Of after years,
Lost in deaths cold gulf forever.
Sun and moon and stars are smitten
With despair's dark night o'erspread;
Round the universe is written,
Baby's dead.
Darling, from your slumbers deep,
Mother calls will you not waken?
In that lone, mysterious sleep,
Do you dream OF hearts forsakens
Safe where joys ne'er droop and languish,
Are you watching overhead?
Oh the passion Of the anguish,
Baby's dead.
Peace, at last, may hush the strife,
Where no mists Of parting sever,
We may greet thee crowned with life,
Clasp thee in our love forever.
But tonight, beIeft and lonely,
Yearn we for our treasure fed,
While weird echoes answer only,
Baby's dead
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
The monitor"
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEO. H. BLAKE,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
BARTON. VT.

Rxs.-lytrietIy ia advance $l.60 per annum. II
4 paid In advance. $500 year. Subscribers living
de Of Orleans County must remit 10 cents extra
postage. FOR convenience In remitting, we will
n credit for year and four months for Sc co. TO
bcribers in the county, and one year and three for
% 10 subscribers without the county, when sent
city an advance.
ATKs OF ADyERTIsIEG made known on application.
emit by T. o. Money Order. Registered Letter, or
~. Watch the label on your paper and notice when
subscription expires. and see that your payments
kept In advance. When money is sent us we shall
you the credit on the label at once IL the label is
advanced within two weeks, notify by postal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24

The Maine Legislature has cut down
the Governors salary to $1,000, and
the Judges to $4,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
|DIPHTHERIA!

,Johnson'a Anodyne Liniment viii positively
prevents hs terrible disease, and viii positively cure
nine cases in ten. Information that Will save many
hives sent FREQ BY mail. Don't delay moment FTe-
L g. JOHNSON d co., Bangor, Maine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24

MAxIMs.-Persevere against discour-
agement. Keep your temper. Employ
leisure in study, and always have some
work on hand. Be punctual and metho-
dical in business, and never procrasti-
nate. Never be in a hurry. Preserve
self-posession, and do not be talked out
of conviction. Rise early and be an
economist of time. Maintain dignity
without the appearance of pride: man
ner is something with everybody, and
everything with some. Be guarded in
discourse, attentive and slow to speak.
Never acquiesce in immoral or perni-
cious opinions.-Be not forward to as
sign reasons to those who have no right
to ask. Think nothing in conduct un.
important of Indifferent. Practice
strict temperance and in your transac'
tions remember the final accountable.
| dLetOn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24

AANAtOg WY UhSAS oAS J0N SNAH6
with those old stumps %
'l'll tell you, next week." Phil re-
piled, and ON he went.
One of the workmen willingly turned
the machine and Phil bored hole in
each piece large enough for sufficient
amount of earth. Then he carried them
home, and before he went to bed that
night, he had fastened wires in them,
and given them all one coat of varnish.
The next morning, he was up before any
one else was stirring, and put another
coat of varnish on, which frightened
them up wonderfully. Then he hung
them out on a dead limb where they
coulA not fail to be seen by every pass.
er BY, and stuck s'For Sale" on large
single near by. Then he went in to
breakfast. which was ready by that
time. He said nothing of his mornings
work, but when some one knocked while
they were at breakfast, Phil laughed
right out He wandered if somebody
had come for basket already. He
opened the door, and little girl with
her father, who was carrying vegetables,
said she would like to see those hanging
baskets. Phil went out with her, and
sold her two for forty cents apiece.
Living as they did on the regular
travelling road from the city into the
suburbs, where SO many wealthy people
lived, who had ornamental grounds
sround their houses, Phil guessed right
ly that they couldn't help buying those
sdd, rustic little hanging baskets. espe-
cially as they were, as he said, the "real
thing" and not made of earthern ware
like some lie had seen in the city. Be-
fore week every basket was sold, and
nine dollars and sixty cents more were
added to the treasury.
So it went on. Others kept coming
for trellises and hanging baskets. Mr..
Writ came, and was so much delighted
with Phil's industry and taste, and his
ambition to help his father that he hired
him to work about his beautiful gardens
and grounds, to train up his vines on
trellises, to make frames for shrubs and
bushes that needed support for all such
things. Meanwhile his father did the
easy work on trellises and hanging bask-
cts, and under the influence of such en-
corraging results, his health rapidly i'm.
proved. Every month the payment was
promptly made on the house, and some.
thing was left beside. By November he
was able to take upon himself the sup.
part of the family and Phil went tc
school again. Ratchnaan and Reflector
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
A SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST.

Any one who has seen the rivalry
of the contestants in a Western spelling
school will appreciate this incident from
Edward Eggleston's "reminiscences of his
schooI-days. published in the March
.Scrib'aer. He says:
1t was in the same old Bethel school
house, about the same time, that the
master, one Benefel. called out The
spelling class of which my mother, ther
little girl, was usually at the head
The word given out was "onion."
suppose the scholars at the head of the
class had not recognized the word by
its spelling in studying their lessons
They all missed it widely, spelling it il
the most ingeniously incorrect fashions
Near the foot of the class stood bo,
who had never been able to climb VI
toward the head. But of the few word
he did know how to spell, one was 'on
ion." When the word was missed a
the head he became greatly excited
twisting himself into the most ludicrou
contortions as it came nearer and neare
to him. At length the one just abov
the eager boy missed, the master sal
"next," whereupon he exultingly swun
his hand above his head and came ou
with 'O-n, un, Ion. yum, ing-an,-
I'm head, by gosh!' and he marched
the head while the master hit him
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

a AA a week in your own town. $5 outfit free
NSkCNo risk. Reader IL you want business at
persons OF either can make great
pay all the time they work, write for partic-
lars TO H. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine. oil
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
Ut MT TetO.

utter bar Yraiioent 9lpss osnpt'
tst i'm a,t til at binb''. at ct az
8ouor,sisn usctasst 4Opio'ilus Bit
u,r aop, % csnns Sang aeoOsr bet /;
sgu QOp, lum %iOrbpcsr mlllier
Su~pblanoius pso Salasie'. y III
Sofum,nt, Der jtts er iarosles lanst'
men sr,it uclaI'r ban i''lt IN quo
arupjo, 8iit,muins til, hpao You
iorluo,t i i'm sittsI % / IN Sno'
Isouins uotalcr. al gal8't 'tal Oer'
init, % life binNE's al Nostn m ,'a
,rr s%UpbIonOsn, men paaOllsr tut
=, at nj ousrscs bar Ell fnlNnSnola
~Snroiruiuo. Der isrssr tOr osl'e Os
forpIiot,r 10 iclu til troliGt at lsrs'
ior''( a, @arantiune for tn ri s al
t., .",o. oT SiaiSt isI at a STS,T oisie' me-
bette .qoufuTas Oil"' ! SIttl,Sa,
S S,r' "ifoTe al crojuar NaI'0nai
% 81" pau SaIsoase % Os'
s,,mmsit,saus 90 Op''IaN' n slais
At norcta0s De Yllster
'sm ,iItOmma acknowledgement
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
Wtasiahnietts.

Gn Ycibsiint ~,5rseman. bersnot
I'll aoUtuiiltun,s Sttl, io9 npIla
elpst al m icmanri9e Daltsr / Den
iiirs SUubcoIsnlug. at ban inari
siisr itulDe tuune 0pUGtt, bsuoe fra
b, Geo,. 9an u uu tat nnotr
SlItGIs. men Iorl'rsr, al ban beu
2le, Ral oil oU,rraite Baden m,o
en- itorutist Aab,nbarina pane
Ron, blalp bnm mto at brinos ben
ellie no u Nuocu, men btapnou
nu al Unsitts cpsr bsuus nm
SlubIlna. msoms Wauou o,rjmoo
iremoelts pcDbiUcr al paoitaa al
Worost oar en- Gambling Sub ba0
B, poulast ham.
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
yiepaod.

Ora SelUbinuttsns iommsr mar.
teIlgs Gitsrrduinsr. 'ByIocai"
Wlutrns Ct iorlaots, og Yaooebat.
bperrs itaar ebs. Ser Ct Grtmplu:
3amlliOn. ION ubs blpes 5000
S%nobp9aere, bar nu 100, &uolurt
9iQ 5000, uu so; Sbsrmantopn
1000. M en- 6amilis. Nue bisl,
uar lntorporsrsos Bpsr, msb Wapor,
Council. B%rauou9len. bn9Iies Nui
ler taItige 9oi,lsr 8utsr. StOI,r.
SdloOntr oiO siu Snart oil be
elsbso meo mnu9, andre 8per
olsl, Bliiuitu inf. uso / Slemlsl.
o. osrss SpOr lot siitr libt uoilst.
tee.
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
yliien.

Gn 2obsr,fOrrtip jnotnt til Con
Don mslotr unbsr 14oe Wai, at osI
itie 9uar iaa let aulssUsi mso 5rsbs
unosrbanoliu9errs i 8anbamuf
yatub &bnn oil aisrns Opiploe eng.
Ienosrnes 6ororla9r. men zen Gill
ling, ban lnotnQsr / Ni9baniitun. er
msg,t iritili. 0ln Ct lelu tuunaer
til at iorlnuae mere, emo De ielu
fan pbc Ill Sienslalo.
Bpm BOonab. ct ui9ti9t mill.
tart Yunit. 50 Wlls / SpoPt Tor
Bombap. blsp loitlsosn 8irsoos
bl.mieat Of 5lo,brauo. Gu bel
Roueos oHsntl!gs Bpauin9r Os
bcnimoo so Yriontbuis nsobr9notc
9spqh,r ira 5nbien bsrettsr
al Gmirsn al &i9bauiltan pirts!le
bar eipst Gu9I9uoerns aue be for
orsoe Sstingslisr, men at Cholera |
Bsidswuur oil IG99s en- Slnorine
/ Been Tor. at Be brittle trooper
itror traf'tr iis tilbass.
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
WaibInQton.

Ssn n,biatte rationale S~unNh,os
tommlsflon bar boIot Ct Wsb, /
atlanta / Storaia % Ct M Usnol
tllbGss. men ltllorst I lt0rts uolrp'
Den WisiorneiIis ION rdaosr l S1.
Den. iOtol Souarssitn nuo.Oo at oeo.
tag, ea aImluodI9 aUarartGne'SoU
Wau Tan bsirp0tt. al Solicit otrnt.
be idu oil tase Saesn | me 91u.
Der Os meo 8OIo % Mast bInbrs
a, Den guile 6ariOt isr,s mlct mo
lblanrt Dem, lost Dc nsmllg mso
Baabmmaet, ON iaa ituIos bsbeuss
oil bnor. ,nbp,r 9ampitibs. O9
5erubansiorbinoslis ubsnira. Sor.
binotIisn liluours meb Nw SrIe
ans tr nusr,cs hnOst. o. heller lite
,r Der IGussr, uOssu 0ampltlbsIOr'
binoelis meo 0aoaua.
- Dor Saanot i ct. Ytt,rs.
BURG bar msIot til utotcmmenoe
@uthuritst Der, at ln9en Sremmso
tiQaoss berira at iomms IND | Nus
Lamb, mtommors ban msebrussr ct
Yas ira en- rusIiit 8unlul % ltroJ
msIosr Iis pau uGrmtits YOlltllto'
ton. uuoIuou man bette, oa sr
Strahen 5nnsisI sucr 8ebtr. Sst
rusEife YOlIti mua baus ct Gls paa
busr Tinssr i osnns sle BET or Ute
blot i 9ano,t isIu, at Der bules lar
lias Glsmentsr. men oisls bar o.
iaa ialris, NunosirGnosr | andre
Yanbe.
. Be lpoIiss Ssls Of eanoel
anrettsr ct liost Snlsft bstpoeIla
Slab, paa 5ososu. Oct er en- YIa'
&c, Tom isril bar uiit Ns ! Be nom
Nar, men altio optr9osr oerre q
barre for husrt War.
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
Sor(kjeGigt.

Sic ge on cIsllt ltatlllpie SpBapel
oocr SnobpsesrIntaust i Canada
uiist BET ia. al osuus brittle Bs
1oosli, bar cotr 10000 5noionere
huorai q 900 bolosr I'll / Wanitoba
% RoIepelin. De gorge | brltIlt
Columbia.
Gt9uc. Rommislrr Tor os
SoIrntos StatsTs 9auObrupsoepar
rsmtnt. btilutisos iis til at onpencs
$4,000 pla SOrleS meb Sutter
re,pIautuIngsr % shga9ereoe osrfor
en- Qs,nt III gouilaua at aleTe
5uotleb for bette 8s,eb ban gap
4aculen Bsnesus, men osnne bar
tfs floen Iaoet bers ira ng Ron
aresisn oil nOf anltius en- unoetle
sslie / Den @nl.nulug.
: Mem Yott bapoe man nh
liza @ul,onins I'll at is IS Oamsr
ivils "8ai, BALI. Oct oar i en-.
ausr Senicsuos mlIosit tolt en- Hoo
let &nrre
StOnuius 8ictcrIn sr blspsn
--
Oloemoper, ibet Yrlnoicsls Charlotte
At Yreuslen iorrlgs Manoas sr neo
tommst m,o eli 0a,tsr.
"Yet.", Ell Of glsfanterne |
Golts Girtus, er eeo / Oanpsr.
Sol, lOm SsIse al en- Spscom'
ben paaorOs Iis uuosr en- lem Hals
paa 9anusr Os 8iO Srancs Do
men. Den par opIGrt III at slsrs
Sumter % parciattss til $4,000.
Set Ter no til, at 6lsltsuoIsr.
ieleu fra DC Sorsnsec Siatsr I'll
europa uiI iaa ct itarft auGf, oa
Here quuoe bar iOrbnot Snclsrsllsn
o,raf al ben Wrunc, at Bet ia!
pare tsfrnst m,c stidinsr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
y. Mnunbfeu, ubsiper.

silaoelie III at usnoe iilbaes Ill IN
tioli9srs Sl,mitapn | Rorb, bpOr
Bsncne af osres i5orfeore boiler.
Oe Shlcicntsr. iom ,r nniaits
paa Dampliibe, Der feroes. paa
Wisnsnppi isnoenira o. opopsr, be.
n19ter. at Der n~ogsnhnoe sr laet
9lnorln9er | Bsisn for be Sortes
uoDanorin9 pr. 0amplfib.
Sorrige u8s meots noiiiQi0e
Ssrrer iammtu / q. 9Ouis for al
tag, UNDER Operusi,Ile be Sortss
u~ooanoriHs ira Sposn Oe unosrie
se. ON Der lite funos sierts mtre enc
blotil er feet for at iomme Dem til
9l9lp nnber oenne osrss uopan
otirs. General 9ornuap fra Reu
J,tiep bar s9enilis ben lsesnb, 4ono
Gn al De npe Beit,mmeli,r, Der bIsu
laitsoe. itees al bare ben, at olsle
psrr,r islD oil intts si Sampftib
iBana poa Den ipbIiaut Del Of
Wisltsnpp for at tunns irnnspor.
isre D, Rests Op, iom life bar fun
net fomm, op mto b. oIminoeli0e
0ampifibs. Cube BET pare neo.
usnoiat, oil be euoosiaa foripns
Stlbst meo Baabsn. Oct paaito.
oes ION imttert. al Der paa mnn9ioI
oi9e Bun'ier Dso SlOosn opboIci
punorsosr al uopanorenbe Re0re.
ION baDos praist be iorblieileno,
0ampliIbe, posn at oisi, baDoe alori
Segn III at oll, to9e benz meo iis
80 WsoIemm,r Of SsIitabst CT brag.
n, ipoOuer for n9rmsre al unoerie.
&c otnne Gag.
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
aeuindn.

{orsoap | hore us, opI,p,b, man
sogispius e. belii btiDnosrIiat ga.
nftnomsn. H. Umitent III TOM
"a ienoenira su Srrltars al iorit
chr, os mart baUo, man / Bpeu
.ssn men paa uls9d ioritltlla
Aaahe. J ben eitllg, Ssl bul'rte
.nA od. / ben mioitts an orotri.
Ia Ht9ubpat. fra l0os III lob,
1t 0,aui'pI, OF fro l5bs til
|.ja @aoe Ct iaooaut 4sofalo. ION
LA SInm,Isns SIuisr bauos aab
Ns \ mere suo en- bdlu Slime
.,a BEN enc forte Stp ,iter ben
|su antm % uoiemts nj 5noboIo.
IA. @aotrne ioyuanoltots III ,SI0bu
srlea, ipIotes, % Yaeiastr,rne /
|S%9yrpoenene mn0tts iIaur, OF paa
|5regne / SUentu, ibi &anoei
3 5omm, oosr @ulu,i
|Saau silrr bar 8nuett ioiiDunotl
b. @aoerne, iIient sioIotrut tuonu
EA islos men uubi Omtrlua laa,s
al GosIaasdi,H. os slulsr
b 5muos par tegnei paa begg,
al 8aouue
Decorah-posten., 1879-05-21
1ofamoet.
Gliai=9 Otbringcn.

StI"1 Notpt'hSN"
Vt eooforllas ansaasnoe olsle to
Yrcpinoier, NIL tiIbsrsnoe Yrsusl,n,
tiellssre Sranfris. u i~auIpoenoe !:
8siieren ltal uonGpus en- StatbOlon,
Der lial r.prsisntsre ben 'silcrlISs
&eaierins % reiibere i StraisbnrS.
YreIbsntpoitsn / Departmental w.
iuS '9Otbrinseu. Der tiol,ssre lnNsbau'
oss al &antsl.ren. ital leifes. Der
lial bannes ct Winiitsriam / Sirais'
burg msb en- StatsleFrstgr, % Der
ltal o9iaa formss Ct Statsraao. lcnl
lial bsitaa al ben epsrits Ssilsra!
Y%ropinelsn, StatsltirstGTsn, Of