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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29
TABLE MANNERS.

Among the most trustworthy
tests of good home training is plac
ed that Of the table manners aud
no individual Can hope to acquire
and keep them who knows any diff
ference in them when in the privacy
Of the family circle than when in
company. The. properly trained
youth does not annoy those next
to whom he sits by fidgeting in his
chair, moving his feet, playing with
his bread, or with any of the table
equipage Neither does he chew
bis food with his mouth open, talk
with it in his mouth, or make any
Of those noises in eating which are
the characteristics of vulgarity.
His food is not conveyed in too
large or small proportions to his
mouth: he neither HOLDS his head as
erect as If he had swallowed a ram
rod, nor docs he bury his face in his
plate. He handles his knife and
fork properly, and not 'overhand'
as a clown would he removes them
from the plate as soon as it is plac-
ed before him, aud he places them
side by side when he has finished,
and not before, as this is the sig
nal which well-drilIed butler
observes for removing the plate.
He does not leave his coffee spoon
or tea spoon in his cup. He avoids
using his handkerchief unncccssari
Iy, or disgusting those who are
eating by trumpetlil;e performances
with it. He does not converse in
loud tones, nor indulge in uproar-
Gus laughter. If he breaks an ar
tlcIe he is not proluse in his apol-
oglcs, bnt shows his regret in his
face and in his manner rather than
IN words. Some writer has said:
AS it is i'll hammered to express too
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29
RECIPE FOR MAKING TATTLERS.

Take a handful of the weed call
ed Runabout, the same quantity of
root called NimbIe-tougue, a sprig of
the herb Backbite (cither before or
after dog-days), tablespoonful of
Don't-you-tellit, six drachms Ct
malice, few of Envy, which can
be purchased in any quantity at the
shops Of Mrs. Tabitha Teatable and
Miss Nancy Night walker. Stir
them we'll together and simmer them
for half an hour over the fire of
discomfort, kind!ed with a little
Jealousy, then strain it through the
rag of Misconceplion, and cork it
up in the bottle of Malcvoence and
hang it upon a sknin of Street
Yarn shake it occa s:only for
few days, and it will be fl. for use.
Let a few drops be taken before
walking out, and the subject will
be enabled to speak all manner Of
evil, and that continually.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29

much regret. 80 1t is the essence OF
rudeness to rot MAKE any apology
Tit.lebat Titmause. when he b.ok G
glass dish. as ured his hostess
that he would replaces it with the
best in London. This is rather too
practical form of showing his sim
cerity. The well bread youth
breaks his bread instead of cutting
it, taking care rot to crumble it in
a sIovenly way; he takes his wine
holding his glass by the stem, and
never drains it. He docs not take
Wine that he does not want because
he is too timid to refuse, nor does
he hesitate to pass any course Of
which he does not wish to partake
instead Of playing with it, as a
writer on table etiquette advises.
He swallows hia food before he
leaves the table, and sees no occa-
sion for establishment because eat
ing in the street is forbidden. All
the details of good breeding are as
familiar to him as his alphahct, and
he has been taught to know that at
tention to details in all things is
the true sign of great mind, and
that he who can, in necessary, con-
slider the smallest can also CO..: pass
the large subjocis.-Ex.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29
GIVING THEM BLUFF.

A soggy big fellow, with voice
as big as a mothers love, attended
by pop I'm sort Of young man,
appeared in a Michigan Avenue
saloon yesterday, and soon started
small! riot. The big one refused
to pay for what he drank, and
there was talk Of bounchiny him,
when he little fellow took the bar
keeper aside and explained
You see, my big friend here is
only giving You bluff. He is got
two or three Of the wors: teeth 10
his head you ever saw, and they
ached night and day for six weeks.
The dentist won't pail them short
Of 50, and that's too mnch. Ny
frienc is therefore going aro.nd in
hopes to get up fight and have
somebody hit him on the Jaw and
knock these teeth out and save him
50.
The bartender saw the point and
was satisfied, and allowed the bic
man to go out without settling.
The same was worked in another
place, and :ben the pair entered Il
Gig store. Here the big fellow
wanted to chew everything up, and
he could hardly keep still white the
little one explained the toothache
business to the cigar man.
IT | hit him in the jaw he makes
50 by the operation, does hep asked
the dealer.
Yes. and then he'll dema nd
damages Of you besides. That's his
game, you see.'
Yes, I sce,' slowly replied the
dealer, hut there's nothing stingy
about me. I'd as soon save him 50
as NOT, and if I damage his jaw
I'm willing to pay what he asks.
Look ont, now-I'm going for him!'
The big fellow was knocked down
il one time, and the lit:le one didn'
stay to see any more, When the
late deceased came to his senses
he was lying on his back in the
slush of the gutter, and three OR
four bootblacks were asking him if
his toothache was 'alle gone
I am the tarantuia of the Wes,!
began the big man os he got up,
bnt after feeling bis jaw he started
OF mutteriag, 'bat I'll save my
breath till l get hold of the infant
who put me up to this and then
skipped!
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29
TRY A NEW PLAN.

One OF the greatest mistakes
our farmers make is in tryin 9
to farm too much land. They
ought not TO at empt to work
a single rod more land than
they can work we'll. Lay
that down as a rule, and then
work to it, taking into the
calculations all the probabili~
ties of wet or dry weather. 1t
is far easier and certainly
more profitable to raise and
gather sixty bushels OF corn
from one acre Of ground, than
it is to raise and gather fifty
bushels from two acres Aud
good farming is almost sure
to produce the first result,
while bad or half way farming
will certainly bring about the
other, Another mistake we
are disposed to think they
make, and that is in manur-
ing lands; if they have but a
small quantity of manure, they
usually spread it thin, with
the view Of making it go as
far as possible. Suppose you
try a new plan in that matter
also. Commence on one side
Of your field, and manure
heavy as far as it will go
rext year you can extend it a
little further, and 50 on until
you have enriched the whole
field, aud in the mean time,
you have made better crops
and with less work. The old
way Of raising five bales of
cotton to twenty-five acres Of
land, has exploded, while the
new and better way is to raise
five bales to five acres. Try
it, and see if this is not the
easier and more profitable
plan.-Water Valley Courier.
EFOR SALE-FINE COTTON SEED.
Five hundred bushels of choice Simp-
son Cotton seed for sale. Apply to
j2S.3m. G.. DOCkEL, Eayou Sara
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29

a return of ignorance and crime to
political control in the Scuthern
States, and they mean TO let the
Southern people influence and i'm
press the negroes in thei- own way,
and require the Federal government
to have and show no more solicitude
for interference with Southern than
with far Western or Eastern States.
The thing experience has proved
and nature and tradition commend
to the people of the United States
is the supremacy Of the white race.
That supremacy alone results in
tolerable government. That race
alone kuows how to govern itself or
others. The supremacy of that race
is the result of laws, and constit-
utions will be made ork. and any
maxims or plants to prevent it will!
be ignored, changed or in whatever
necessary way rendered imperative.
Tie presence or operations Of any
other race. black, brown, red or
yellow, in politics will be made
admit or promote that supremacy
of the superior race, whether in
Massachusetts or Mississippi, Mich
lyon or South Carolina, or any
where's. American society will not
give way to barbarism, no matter
what its supremacy in numbers.
The wit, the wealth or the force of
the ruling race will be held to justi-
fy the means by the Judgment Of
history and Of this and every other
gentleman.
We, therefore, advise Democrats
everywhere to care not whit what
the Republicans allege about the
effect of leaving State elections to
States On negro suffrage. Let them
alIege what they please. If they
make out the Democracy to be the
party that believes in white supre-
macy and in none other, so much
the better. That means Civilization :,
common sense and tie vindication
of the order Of Deity and history
among men. 1t is a doctrine on
which, when plainly stated, more
than half of the cant, wearled Rep
ublicans themselves will unite with
the Democrats, and it is a doctrine
to avouch and lot to avoid. The
national will! and wish ended with
the provision of equal laws and
equal rights for all. That done,
the laws of human nature became
and remain the tempering force to
the laws of Congresses and the
statements Of Constitutions That
teupering force is not to which the
Democracy is hospitabc and the
charge that it is, a charge to be
proud of, a charge to proclaim and
rejoice in, charge to inspire the
party with the vigor and the vche-
mence Of victory every where. ..-
.7lbany, (N. W .4rgus.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29
FACTS FOR THE FARMERS.
RAISE WHAT rs WANTED.

The tact to raise just what
The purchaser wants to buy is
to be the mark of the success
ful farmer of the future. 70
bacco, cotton, corn, bacon,
butter and So fourth, Of certain
characters, equalilies ana con-
ditions that the purchaser
wants. Or course the first
thing for the producer to do is,
to fine by inquiry, investiga-
ton or otherwise, just what
kind off thing is wanted, and
then go to work to make that
particular grade of article. In
this way he works intelligent
ly; he knows beforehand what
his market calls for. and he
wastes no resources and incurs
no extra expense IN producing
something different, but pros
ceeds in the most direct and
economical way to grow or
manufacture an article that
will pay him better than any
thing that could be produced
without a definite aim. This
is progressive tarming; there
is a standard, it. produces what
people want; and it varies to
suit varying tastes and clrcum-
stances. 1t throws the wheels
out Of the Id ruts, sometimes,
but it removes many an ohsta-
Gle from them. ald makes far
ming a science TO be studied,
instead Of a hap-hazard VEN
ture, as it 100 often is now.
Why is it that onc mau's cot
ton or bacon, O butter, will
sell at fair figures, when an
others will hardly be taken at
any price. Simply because
the first has an article OF tn,
quality or kind that is desired.
and the latter has not. 1t is
the merchantab BILE condition
the desirable qualities, that
makes an article sell we'll.
1t is highly important then,
to study your market closely |
Find out what is wanted, and |
then go home and make it
Ask your merchant it this is
not so. and then ask him to
tell you what sort of an article
sells brst. and how it is to be
prepared for market, and with
this information to guide you,
will find many difficulties re-
moved from your path.-Ru-
raj Messenger
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29

are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health. G.
-, AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and
have obtained a world wide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eaSed action in the several aSSmilI-
tive organs of the body. and are so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cvade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and danger
GUS diseases that have bafiicd the best
Of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. By their apericnt action
they grippe much less than the common
purgativcs, and never give pain when
the bowels are not inllamcd. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
it from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates, containing neither
calomcl nor any delcterious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS pyERywuF1u
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29
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Jeans. DENNIS. = ck

-lng- by tn yard u, uject (
We invite an inspection of orr Il
assortment Of Ladies', Childreps NE
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves N
Thread, Gauntlets, Ties. ibbons "
hrolderics Laccs, Euchinys. Corsets
dies Rcady-made Under wear. ere +.
tumcry, Toilet, Articles. ana not,ou. \
lie have on hand also, a fresh and !
selected stock of Clothing, Boots, SLY
Hats and Caps and Il general ?ssor,n'
of gcntlcmcns under wear aud fnrni,,.
Goods. ).
Dealers in Fancy and Simple yrores
ii"\lSlo!lS. western IruLuce a,,-.
Plantation Sur.iicS. Auri.r, tm IT
IN: rcn""n"" Singer Sewing F.
MArhlhr ANA IT'S various :
HirachI .rruls
H|LC!IL Nr1I' r. We "
erS OF the outstanding ciuir. : and Ind
"IhrrS"N due /" TIA" late firm of "
Fischer x Co. ?.
IA" Citizens Of fn~t F,Iiriaua. IN
t"urrr. and N'IkIn>uu tutnty. Nv
VII! find 1t to their Interest ana ,dg
age to open mp u trade with rs. Az
GERS from abroad promptly. and care y
TILED. d
~ Highest market i.a., slid .r :
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-29

EfOR SALE-FINE COTTON SEED.
Five hundred bushels of choice Simp-
son Cotton seed for sale. Apply to
J25.3m. q. DOCKEL, Bayou Sara
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

BET ben 17os San. Yao @osparf,,
msloiss Der iga~oroiies I'll. 10 fra
~renerlsff'rs Yolitiitatiun, al man
! Sanoui'rOeisu barb, fOruemmsl en-
m'g.i 'tari @asIust, Der antooes Of
funns mscfer, Gar, for b, Omirino.
bOsnoss SsIbrso. Soau,I fra @os.
oerlef' ION fra YOIitlfation.n, buOr.
til Webbing llSslsoss isrft inolsb
lsaaraftss uasi,t man lial boz,
llenoi @aslnstm | dere 5ule /
Sanoa'eroelen ! en- Iensere 30. Of.
lenotes Der ,5olt for netm,re of nm.
osr'eSs Sa8sn. Wan ,rfarsne bn.
at @as par, fOrmsntlis pua 8runo
Of yetaae | be | 8aosn pso Chen
al &loaffsn neoIasis Rer, irenat
lno / &IOuft.n % si,nusm oenu,s
@lhlltenesr mo / Here puls pso
Sanoaferpsien. buor ben bapp, ub.
brtct en- ulio.Iis Stant. Yolitirt
fanot. at ct Yar Sul.s Bebosrs
mlolsrtlo burbs ilptt. no, bpilfe 90.
laa blep slort. men otsuarrs Tor
AA 49, rs
lenl, lcti en- S7aarig. ioa9elig oa
lsn9'll8psnos Rome. Der boeos / 0r.
Ii afaif uso 9sosn nosIe faa 81
mer ,'tsrat bun par blsusu Hattst
pen | ct anost que % Der uuosrta.
ltst 9eesbebonoline. Gn Waub.
Der bosoe | iamms B1rsll, iom no.
men, islt, rs OSiaa mat mssst ilos
men oa ban tapc. fterr. Wobhanbs
traf .no ben eamIs Rome. bar ban
loag fommst ii9 Oa CT nu uo,n ia.
re. JIsre lmaa Bern, Der boeo, /
Var al De eori9, 9uis, buorfra
man Hgiteoe 10. ltdl osrlmoo ioaa
bare no8st ansrsbn,. 9d beobsr.
At Bsboernt. lom Openior anieri,
luueo, / lenasre Sio ifal bau, for.
nsmme en- | bot 8rab Ono 9uat /
me B0re[lsr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

Sh caters, oramdila 5opl mst
Sanss al Z Yapsis 3iis. ,r uo
iOmmst | fisrcs Oplos Dstts Stufts
Der bar laa mcasu 6%oriisneite Of al
brinss Se,nsr fra bort 8onosIip
trsm o. bar siort iaa u,sa,n % bel.
forilsni ep'fs, sr / ctnns uoaaus I'm.
csraaast en- iOtul Soranotiuo Der
sr belt isi,nnsm omcisiet % ftr,os,
| Saroan9er.O taIett.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

yin SeurcttclicsmaaOe / Sucriae.
9,nrstt1llen al Nn0trs NarslOn /
Guauan iial life iOrssaa ION Ct OF.
ientligt S'usipil, huorili en- raa 90
npaglsrria sob sr &ions. msn /
5rusiIIsgaarom / @stcraas GeQs.
ian9i,l. Den iUsnife RissOas b..
ilatttbs nemIlG / 1877 eftsr pripat
5orili a at affair: Den GIore barba.
rifle 3eurcttsIlesmaaos.
giter ben iusnife 9op bar 8orseu
oaiaa Qo9ang til at belismme, al
0enrsttelisn life lfal lie mso amin
oells 81 men meo SaIpry (8Iil.
lotini) ION umuli99ler DC moobp
Beige SesUer. man ubsrtloen bar
parrt 8ions nj. naar Beooclsn bar
mantttt busss lsre 9ua for at iaa
tilt Den Dsasosmiss Sopso ira
&roppsu Set Iaosr ro9 snouu lite
til al pare btitsmt. ON SeureitsIisn
lfal r. meo 6albeI eilsr paa gam.
mol Wia
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
Sperise.

Wp9roeoe YOtetsr 3ulcaiteu. Sucm
tlenoer lite til csu slaos 5io ben.
lmoo Wiotlommsr, ba enoslla 9ana
lslsn sfter Ieri'e Bofslsr bIlesr Ill.
itsoslilllst Oct oiI nae, bpis mon
bar Naao I'll at beials Den oa url.
msllat opre Bare. Ru forfulsr BET
'osulte Blao Dsgens Nh ON en-
Wano, ION bar iaa beloie ouereoe
5llsafien al tunns irpoe Tia peo
ferlfs Yotster. Ostt, olf iaoleoss nj /:
3 en- Yotcttstlalosr lasoss lent pao
Sommsr,n YOtstcr u,o Safienss
Semnins msoiuIgte Sanb, Serb,
Smaapoictsr Og Stpttcr at here
bulltet oltiammsn bIep iopsi lamm,n
/ Ct 3lerus al RieIceren, Der NJ
Sps ira en- al 8lu9gsrus. Suori
bs9pnots Yotsts-ne at gro, o. Suu
gen blso iuort 9lu'fe Qren. Jno.
betnlnaeu ~iOretoges 5uIsaiien, oa
Yoteterne baDoe oa naaet Ell 0auifs
imuf SterrsIis.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

Ttorse.

S%tortbinset. vi npe W.tlemm,r
psntes bette OAR: &iebmano Sol.
tnman ift,bdfor Widter fra 2ronb.
bisn Sosneprea 3. U. Woe if..
.oeiior Sdumodu 0pu) fra Gin.
marftn; Beaert 8onoiu iiteoetfOr
B.ist fra SorbaIono Qsnors Bergen.
bus). Saeob Borh | 0rammsn bar
melot Spaoomsforfalb. bporfor ben
ticliaert Sbiusmono y. u. Broh
fommer til at meoe iftsbetfor BAN.
9erimob er bet ia9t at somIs Baa.
auuc iaar oil meos frem isien ,itsr
2 Oar at bape oDsrIabi fin YIabs
MI Suppleanteu.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

6allt / SUrrigc. Attisielitabei
"8eltbOr8s panoslsfOmpagni" bar
itanisi me Bslalingu. SsIlfa5st
itlitsoee 1871 meo en- Nttisfaplial
AZ miuoit 2 $40 900 Rr. for at orlue
Banter. % andre 5orrstniuasr /
JEo- oe ubianb I'll uopifirne Of
iUsnlt 9anosl % 5uouiiri Bso 10
aan9sn al 1877 par Nftietapitalsn
81 Mit. ar., nlto ct Neisrpsiono
NJ l WiQ 6r. Ssliiabet bauot
fsre sSilIalsr / Suerise % en- ,siIiai
I Nouhnu
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26


Saitig OmiOmmen. SOrsbaa Nor.
gen Den l6oe San FOG glIsi gusii
al 5silauos Serrsb no m,b fin Sen
og Sl1oe for at bente en- Satislis.
mal'lne paa Raboeaarosn Saga.
Gn llbsu Stuno ,itsr tJmmsr en-
Rome 8aasnos o. isr 1,itsn m,b
Slooen iilarnbs alene opps / BAT.
fen o. glIsi ligssnb, ~b,uiohIss paa
Bro,u. ION fersr oper "ypIin0sns"
uoleb / 2ogouanott. GUN eioros
8arl'o III 3oaa % Bolt tom TIL
ION nj BAN blsmtlcrt. Ser par
enouu siu / BAN. 5lbuo bIsU ituoi
I'll Sann9s otter Gage. men ier
Bonn, fom III. oar ban oeo. pier
men par isnoullasi. 5OrmOosnili9
CT Seiisn. ION oilers par iosH n bic.
usn lfremt al no9tt, o. / oct lam.
me bar Wanosn, iom FOB paa SIo.
ben. falot baslanbs o. oermso iaast
1T Deeslla Den afoeoe oar en-
o,Iitaa,nbs, ittabiOm Wano, gift
men uhsp ,Ho,p
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
NJ. l.. Nc CONN.
Surgeon Dentist,

CHia ousr @uQitrns edtopars Sirre,
DEBORAH, Iowa,
lilaosr no berpso at bsiienot9iere
for ale % snhDer. Der iIltteHssr
5anoleee at nan bar to8et fait 20.
pal i 9cccrab. Nlt Slnss arbeibe,
benbsreHos til min Y~roissron, no.
feres meo itsrits Reiaatisheo.
M. z. Meeonn
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

Sobcl bsbcsr en- iOsnit Sn0snier
ION | otnns 3ib bar paft iao ftor
Cpm9iflombeo pso at ophnbe a
moi Spr9ngmlbbsl. Der baabs
Sipris % Slitsrbso mssct Ouergaar
Opnomlt Com be'isnot oannss
Spnamlt al RiirOalpisrin o9 Sonb
ben inbsbOlpsr | N~ltrO9Ipisrln % I
5nfniorlslOro. ~peieniIis aiisllpre.
Oct sr ct brunli9t YnIusr, ION on.
fanots Oeb 1902 ben tGnoes ueo
Slclp al IN itGrt 5nngbetts %
Blrinin8m ION Spranamioosl sr
oOsroroartli9 noIhiom. Set nps
Sprangmioosl ifal bsrimoo rQre en-
8lunoln9 al 9puamit % Sunni,
bocrOeb man foruoen S~ore9slien al
aroitsu o9laa opnoar. at bet fan
bolos ia / &auo. iaa Irrae ntt ifol
u0re noen al bet e~neIGgees. Wan
bar ! Ct @oitbdrbstunuslen eiort
iammcnli9nsnbs 6ories msb be TO
SprouamloIsr 90 oct bar piit iio
al SptWHgsummltts 8raf bar mtr,
enc oObbeli iaa itOr iom 9pnamit.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

9biGlfrOsne TattisioIi. ('Buo.ns
@ane") Sra aerenitos,n bar ri
mooias,t isIasno, NeooelsIie. Der CT
lau pruoppaiienbs. ct ul boub,r, BET
maj piis ia. at ben lite msoisrer
Sanobsb ,uer bsror poa en- Misfor.
aoa,li,. Cor en- Ssl Nar hlbaas
par Der en- CANNED Wano pna,asn.
psb 50 Nar. iom bapos nosls bun.
brtbe Daler %tilopers; ban ousrlob
bisi, III en- bnrbo.noe. mere psIitaa.
.uoe Wano for at iaa 5orpl,ininQ
paa fine saml. Dnsc. iaulena, ban
l,u.ot. = Ssritnluseu hnpb, ban
BET osiaa aanite Bro; men 5insn
i%oranbrss % inart maa ben 9amIe
tass tiltaii. meo at DO / 8lelet Rat
o. Dag. bpor ban mart blsD / bn.
ielia @rao plaesi at Athens ureniia
b,o. Nnoen 9altoas oar ben samI,
Stotiu trsbd ino / &lettsnst for
at parm, fs uso Siorhsnsn. hpor
BET %iorunot.s bam al taes Vlaos.
iyor at ban lite ltuloc bare 5alsn
ub. nj ban oo en- Dram 90 hot
Smaatisrl pan eniieot osrsiier
Suits toIt en- alaoslia 5ul o. ioe
Niii,b for Of bseiOt ia tlibaas I'll
1T 5lss Wsr ntois Days MOr.
gen ri 5 fanbt nan ben 95aariat
Wano iblolirOsien uotrfor t5lriet
Rat mtlem anosu % treble 9ult.
bag Tres o9iaa en- Onben aammd
Wano lblal. ION bar borilai al
8aiiisuoienst; ior0t ban ift, ltulot
pare I'll Slcuauaie lnbs / 3uit
bl,u her add, si Rum paa Baden
nj bam bcr maottt BET ips, W,nn,
Il, lIgss o. irlit b, Smulsr. Tom
faloi nj ham fra Susbouncus Burb
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

"shtiittti lot uuuuurHIit Ell
naunglp,u Wano ltrlpsr III % ira
Spre. nt Der Sognet CT ott Ifte /
Wanos Winos bandit, al npgsn CT
bIsutt muliiuei iOr Senoagsnlts -
iaa itrouet bar aoubuoet p1tst outT
boIot Wen / Seit Ct o,t uhslo
ouergaa.t bnabe Y,eiten os 8Ioi',-
rem, at 9snsman0eA bar anmelot
Dem for S~cuonssnfe og at osrss
ReoRaber al BAN u btIlsIast oe
outtisuot Soge,n / &%aituGsbaon.
9uis Dor BrsoIrlpsr. iOm pliinof
Slli0lou sr ltaar nj 5rosnbe, bar
BET pnti msssu Woopilis / BpoNen.
at iaaOsI Yrnlisn iom SlOifersn, Der
ogiaa sr SfOItlsrtr. bar niort he
lipIpise / Bruo paa Sabotshsitipsn.
SOrncbjem. Sisuro Sletaitao /
9Th ost,r nj fommsHoe SlOrtbino
at Optrleubs i%sls,uns 6Olilas: '5uo'
I'll Storlbinasi anosrIsoes bsitsmmsr
beollaes 20. 900 Rrousr aarlis iii
Slolp for Saitisbiitriitsr. iom eultsr
at lao oprstist 8sru,blem.
Bibro9sns bliot at nebetals mso
{ III S5attisoitrlttsr, icm eutsu pso
B~eoiIauins susr uso iriuIli9s gl.
Drag ieIo uoIsosr ]
Stsoets SteIetommlsnou ubnGu.
nsr 9nrsrsn lamt isrsr BET nepusu
bin, 5iifun mto Verreblemmet.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

Wsffu0eIie mn Tnhalriet

B~t1tn0tlle paa So0Slclct !
@laueoal oebe nu neit isr Sui Ole
Oiisn sti nnosr Rlon af' 81,
SObanden -; ban par feot paa
8s8arsbsltn % par fltnot for at
bare Ct / bel @rao cpbt u,oiuntt
W,un,iis. J lins pnart OAR par
ban en- soniis' brau Sni, o. iaa.
leng. bans Mober ltpeos. uuosritet
ltoe ban benos ,iisr bsoite Gone.
W.n bet slf meb ban lom m,b laa
mango. Dtlt'tu tos liot otter Iiot III.
Oa bleu tilhon o,n Damon, ban
bniieoe unou Tor. Yaa i'm 9eos.
i,ns bar ban btilsnot of bape orabi
en- Sptnlie pto Rdpn Nuauit Better.
ion. irarepst lam 80 Spo. % lrnst
ham nh.,oAu,,h,.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

SlnrlnlibTpllnp Sanefteoal
Torrlgs 4ar lursoes / SanoettbaI
8Inmaniblplup at 6eoraabsmanc
asrsm Seubbs % Suftru. Dc
8aml, ere raps Og rstias. o. Bruo.
eomm,n ganr ltpnl's. troos me 81
Var. ben omirmt / Wil lanss Bei
I'll <it. Bruosparrtt nj paa BruI.
lussbossn 8eieg al Bern. Borne.
bsrn og Barn,bernsbsrn lami Her.
az Bpsbsns 3oli. Der tilis,m,b
Bpaesut Yrait. y 8r,babl. frem.
bar epteniiuins / Nnlsbnins af ben
'l.Ien, Seltipsbas os Gni', ON
SUBS 8reo 90 8s!fsuslis for Be
Dase. ION Ssrr,u tuouu maniie
eips BEN. Senbbe or en- at BE- faa
Significance. Der par mto / 1914;
bet e. oa osiaa ct al BEN 8amlss
toilette GitbIitis. naar ban iortuler
Cd, Den &io, oa ban oar meo uso
xislbers BRO o. F.eo paa Susn.