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great nn,l wonderful merits. But m travel
lbru1kh the country often aca frum the car
windows school being built In this town and
hn academy in process of eroetIou In another.
ThcAe sights til nT soul with joy, and mentally
cxcfainl, 'Dutch, OH hoy, tt,cro are dollars Ia
store for "Dolars" :" 7ct.'"-.ftw York Sun.
This curious story comes from Fan Francisco:
Ftias I4iosis, \ brother Of the late Adah 1saacs
Mtnkcu, was q varctv-show manager IL San
Francisco, 1id Ind wife, known on The stage
a. Carrie Wilson, and when he committed
anicisle Inst spring abe Ind his remains hand
bnrneiy buried In Laurel Hill Cemetery. A few
dasa ano ahe went with somc flowers totlccorate
Ills grave, and was astonshcd to f1nl tint .
roung woman had placed m elaborate floral
cross ovcr the rcmana Of her husband. The
nidor demanded an explanation, at,d the other
introduced herself az Koso Evans. saying that
Llpsis had lored her much more than he did hts
wife. There was, OF conf6c, 4 violont quarrel,
in which cnct, accuncd tie other Of driving l.}sis
to take his own life. Tile Widow inserted her
exclusive right to decorate the Rrayc, and Roso
did nut dfsoute II, but withdrew afscr tr.
,l1nphantly showing letter In which Llps!s hsd
written to lIer: ain not In the bcRt OF spiris.
fur sny wife arrived ttls noon from virginia
Clty. mn! | have had he'll. Now, my darling.
don't think less Of mt on account OF her reeuEr-
Ing. for l swear to you, mv darling, that loya
only you, ara TO fuse you would brcnk my
heart" a few days later 1t WA observed that
Koko was Keeping fresh mound, IN another
TART of Tic cemetery, covered with lowers, AMI
on investigation showed that she Ind hired q
sexton to rcmuyo lhr ro1fin, leaving an ctupt7
grave f0r the willow to decorate.
, 1879-08-21
JAMES G. BARRY.
His DauRhter Dead aud His Family Unabta
tu Communicate with Him.

His Daughter Dead mud His Family UuAbta
to Communicate with Him.
Fl. Louis, Aug. 2o.-James g. Barry, very
old md wealthy citizen. and ox-sfayor Of 81.
Louis, left here two weeks ago for Conoy 1sland,
but tetegrams state hs has not reached there,
assd approhcnslons orc folt that something se-
rious has bcfalIcn him. His fnmlly arc IN
great distress, particularly as his only
daughter, Mrs. Tohn F. Grady, died
very suddenly last Sunday, and they nrs very
anxious to inform lin OF that fact. All the
summcr.rcsorts on the Atlnnt!c Coast and many
INLAND watering. places have been teIegraphcd,
but no ttdtnrs Of his whereabouts have
been received. Aside from bctng very
OLD. hs age being 10. ho
was III feeble hcait1, when he left home, and III
Is thought he may ilavc stopped at soma eoun.
this dispatch Ia written In the hupe t}int he mar
lee 1t and communicate with hts family.
, 1879-08-21

in, and 1t was then hscnrtntncd
tliot tic young mhn had contemplated
suicidct and had purchased \ vlnl of chforoiornl
taken dose, but It WAS not sufficient to kill,
mil only causcd profound sleep, which tetmed
to do him good. Tuesday last he WA mnch
wornc, and wandered great deal, but was each
evidences OF his having taken any moro ch1oro-
form or any other drug. lia left a noto 10 Nr.
Lawrence. the burden Of which was thht ho
knew nothing OF the Irregularities in The office,
and was wronRfu1ly treated there. 4
vas found TO bear few words
tn the elect that to considered It better TINT
bis 1ife should cntl. At the post.nortem ex.
animation yesterday nothing was found to MD
In determining tic cause OF death, still leaving
It \ mystery as to whether roung Spear died
suictdalIy or from natural causes.
, 1879-08-21

MOTHER AND SON."
There will be four moro representations of
"T!lc Bankers Daughter" at 1lasycr,y's, and
On Monday evening SMOTHER and Son. adapted
IRON tllc French Of Sarlou BY 4. X. Cauzaurau,
will be- given. The Original cast will appear
With the exception OF Miss Fannie Moraut-
whose place will bo .}Ilel BIZ Miss philIps-aul
siss Linda Diesz, the ra1c In which she orItt-
nally appeared being given to Miss Ella Wilton.
The play Is In Rva acts, and four Ut the set
scenes, by Aiarston, have been brought here.
Mr.. David Strong will paint The lf!tt. Sir. Henry,
of the Uniou SIuaru, will psovtIc the proper
tics, NH! Luuauette, the costumes. =" Mother
and Son y was played Inst sprIug IN this city by
q. travelling company, It will bo remembered.
For next Monday night the distribution OF PARTS
will to-: Fdbrict, Mr.. Ct,nrlcs Il. T1iorne, Jr. ];
Kroc1sa', Mr.. jain parscilc; 1rstaua, Mr.. w.
j. Lenoync: C4a.aio', Mt. ]. u. Polk; II. 4tns-
anr4, a1r. Walden 1latnsay; Francois, Mr.. lar-
Ltehard (n Iotl:na'ist) i. .. Bowser; L'ttie Gas
1Mni, Ella alcCarthy; .Hdr0aess Ut. .lhdre, Mrs,
L. j, pttiilios; Gadrle9t, Mas Maud Harrison;
.uarc<. Anbrrp, Miss Ellie Wilton; -Nn,t. Cotrtt.
Mrs. Mario Wilkins; Zoe Ntnisari. Msss vinton !;
Cianlint, Miss Sarah Cowell; Ft!ltie, Misc Nan
mic C4eerfe,
, 1879-08-21
WAS II SIlfCIQF

Tile Coroner Is 10 Investigate the causea which
led to the death at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
OF young 1nau named Frank u. Spear, hoard.
s.,g with hts brothcr.in.law, W. 4. Lawrenec,
al NJ, GU West Adams street. The
caso WINS reported t0 him Tuesday
evening, and, alter tunpanollng jury, the hear
i,. Of cy!dcncu was postponed until the County
Physician lnndo post-murtem examination.
Tue .lcecasw! catnc to this city frunl rlttsbure
ium Amor|tn a Witt "a1 stap nina 70 os 1e
at No. 11D Randolph street IN
10 month nxo, when all rio
under~amploycs In the oillco were discharged
fur irregularities which could not DO traced
down to tho really gully pcrsolls. Last week
hu wunt awaY, but returned Friday In bad
health, Thu noxt lay he was 10 III tl.nt TIN
family physician, Dr.. Jones, vas called
, 1879-08-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.


a lE!e Of tho late Z, l.. Davenport ia being
wr,tan by Mr.. W, a. Lewsa, Of East Boston.
]. X. Emmct will appcar In 'Fsftz In Ire
Land " at tho New York park Theatre on Nov. ..
1t Is observed BY Tuck tilut ono OF the rhila-
dclpha papers has just Inserted = joke about
Sarah iernhardt.
They say TINT the scene OF Boudcaut's dFamn,
to 10 produced by him At booths Theatre, Is
laid IN London, a,lll ID Ut the "Two Orphnns y
school. Isa title Is "Rcscued; Girls
Romance"
eothern Is actively at work upon tho inter
Viewer. Conserving Ills health 10 says ho
"w9nd not think stranae hc should b9 i9an .'
dead III n!s bed MY morning. W. would tlliak
II struugo II he did.
Ille Cinc'nnat! Enquirer plucks this extract
| conlo to the Court If NaYarre.' frineess-
"What, NayarroIh King" Ave. psucess,
Navarre." What, pray, ilas Alr. Gilbert to say
| to tillst
Charles Fcchtar's American wifc has nut forth
| q dufonsc Ut Ills character. III which she sayh'
"liis death, thank Tod, was : peaceful 0nc.
HI died H., tic full belief 1t Christ and prayed
s s"a for fosynss 9a fsc 9 esa ns
Hilh eontent never Will secn III Gealtl. Ills
suiEcrngs wcss ooyond ba!ict fur t4e last two
mouths" sha represents hin, contrary to tlIs
| LuakIlnoHy u 1HRnAxGEa UNI 4ELUFa HHo He+o
brought Ia contact with hin, az but,E .nuEs In
ra.acltatel by dissase ihun BY drink.
1t appcars That Ktug Louta Of Bavaria. who Is
| great patron Of tho lrats,s. aid has u CONT any
uu1 u tteasro oil to Li,nsclf, 10 also stern
dramatic critic, nnd easily angcrcl by any tiae-
curacy that May chaltcc to nccur III The rcnucE-
| inE Of classical work. II Hn actnr oMfts line
or substitutes one conjunction for another n Il
sentence ho 10 suro to hear Of It fron tho King,
through bis Maiestv's budy.seTyapt, WHO waits
| In thu asltc-fu0m OF Tho Royal bux. AMI Ia
charged with messages Ut seproot betwccn thu
acts to thu lcllnquuuts hchtu1 the loutttghts.
hut this funuttonary, whose appearance at thu
wlngs or In tue green.room causes eYorY PCT.
formers hsart tn tGroh With anxiety. Ia aso tho
mandatory OF tho KlnY's approyAl, ot which hc
II "a lavish ~ OF tbs repgshuuston, nIl which Ia
Invariably emphasized by soIlle costly and taata-
tul pscseut.
Tho comedian known as Dutch" Morris,
who died last week, ollce Attempted to stAs I'll 1
ridiculous play Vt Ais own, entitled !" Dollars :
Tho future was quick ulst! !rfetetsyablo. Year.
afterwasd friend said to him: "Dutcl, what
has become Of 'Dolarsft" ~ haye put II
| aWay,n WIS thu sArcasttc aDAWer. ~ f0unt
that the popular tnsto had not loc0 educated K
deg1u9 ttat would cnzblo 1t to appreciate 1T
, 1879-08-21

4, ti,rce tce miles, with turn. 'Johnson's time,
Hart I,rovn. Of t,eneya, won the amateur
t,r:le.Fctlll rncn In 15:30: distance two miles
third.
Ida, Of Rochester, won the lrst-class yacht
race nyer the Els, Of Nswcgo
I'll. WHITE DEAR LAKE REGATTA.
sptcfai nfspateh to TIE Tribune.
Hr. PATTI, Afinn., Aug. n1-Tfm second annual
rcga,ta ot thr Minnesota Boat Cnt, Of st. Paul,
wns held at White 1}rar Lake, tcn tntlcs distant,
tt'.ttay. Among lhe cohtcstants IN all tho races
weso thc Farragut Bont Club, Of Chicago, and
@ oma "d' e"S T Ts regatta e. a ousnaa bs Sy',S s"" is
rarcs, nrIvate yncht being entered for the scv.
cral nr,zcs. an this feature OF the days. untcr-
talnn,eht waa only an Introductory, not much
a'cn,1n .a' p@'d to III; race Or ,e result A.
ecullS. tl.r entries being, q The Fasrsrut CLUB.
z. 4; h!llngs. bow; a; Y. Y Mooth. second: G.
Ti,c Minnesota club crow weto: W. i. Undsr.
wood, bow; W. II. Hyndnlan, second; l.. ".
Rundett. third; md c. +. Marvin, stroke. The
course wa. ono mile md return. The match
Tae Te Fan Fsraet. II tma pss'ia %as Hs XIII lie % Tn.
ot the racc tho water was very rough. strong
wind banwtng from the soutt. The Farraguts
took their defeat IN good part. hut wero ulltrowcd
from tl,c elart, their stroke averaging trty.four
tu il,e minute. whiic lie Mlnncsota crew put in
vigorous strokes at the rato Of thlrts-eigt. to
tlr minute. Both clubs couid have made bot
Ter 1ftie had the water hecn ieas rough.
pur; was 1i ,i,c double shsils. The entries were.
of The Farravuts, e. 4. Billings. how, and J. f.
Mnclimorc, stroke: Minnesota Club, Seniors,
c. +. Marvin, how, and T.. W. Knnalctt. stroku:
nngsots Cae JunioT % r. Sstts go f. a H.,
Fnrfagnts ~ 1i:47; Minnesota Seniors, 14:i8ss];
Minnesota Juniors, 1859,
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atnt et,lrp folding of the home nine tOdnY, al.
ibo',usl lloy punished hathn"s very scyGrely,
Dob, Purcell was suhstlti,tctl fur Mccormick
in tic visiting ieu1n, but did not faro much l,et
tcs than hla predecessor. Farrell atM lscf1a'ot'd
SECURED home rlna BY driving sl,c bal! over tho
tally gu hls tfiplc.baGeer aud Pnrccll's si,lglc.
Providence matle llcr thirteen ia!1fcs In thrGo
innlnEs, opening In slle kcrond with ftur tsn.
tarncd tnlllCs With the aid Of n tluIllc-bagger
NTH on Illnes llirce. .bascr, : sacri1cc ty by
Gross. iumbtctl groundcrs by Carpenter, pnss-
cd bali, nMl O'llourkc's single. Tho bloody
Eighth placed The GrayR bevond The reach Of tho
tripIe.!,augcr. two two.bascrs, mid thrcc sing!es
tcwardtng their efforts, mud hcven tailcs gEacng
The inuIHg spaee. Richmond, Farrell, and Car.
printer excelseu at the bat for Syracuse, mud
Royaonss ys saF oaes4s MJes9s sorue a Gspffs nss
by lanlaotnc line catch, aud Gross handled
several sharp ttps and wItdly-pttctcd balls
hnpcrblY. ltaguo was released to-day, and re.
turtla to rl'adeiphta. Ilss arm Is strained pre-
venting effective tleldtng.
g;;::S;: gg;s;;s::s: '$s;S$;s &c
l'npre--a. u. Drad!cy,
llo.ac ruas-Farfpjl and Richmond
Tllrce. base h.ts--iiInea. Mcdcsry. Hichmonl.
I,asc nn called balla-Wnrl.
Struck Outward. Richmond, Mncauilar, Man.
l'oub!e playa-wrght, Mcooary, Start; Farrell,
Carpenter, ltic!imnHa.
Passed halis-utoss. o; lIo1hcst ..
Wild pltct-Mnlh1ws. !; Purcell. A..
i,ais caiisd"t1n Mathews. hi; On m Purcell, 90.
Tlmc-rwo hours anu thirty minutes.
CINCINNATI ". CLEVELAND.
.,ptciaf Dspateh 10 tbs Tt4br. {.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 90.-lhc game to-i1ap
betwcun tho cincnnatis nM Clcvclas,ds wns
characterized BY strong batting I'll ttse part of
The Cuc!unatts. Tho Clcvclnnls Inaio tt1rir
ayu u1carned runs In tho third ani fourth III
ulnps br the miserable fielding Of thu Clnctn-
natls Tic Cleyeiatus wcrG tltlatu to hit NE[te,
wlIp Mccormick was pountled oil over tl!
Held. There were sevcral iiissaitccs OF fine piny
by bttt, sides. Only two Of thr ulne ruus by
thc Cnctnuatis Wasc earned.
s!ssss:;i:.. !ss;ss;I .sss$Stt Az
c'Dss,ena ss. bt:.casinna,I S IL; c1ev.Iana,
lrrors-Cine!unat,, 5; Clcyeinnl, i,
Two base hita-tlnc,nna,i. 2: Cleveland. l.
Thrce.basu hits Cincinnati: !.
struck nMt-Clnc!nHafi. l; ElGyolund, =.
tNptrc-s4cnsgo Miller.
Tluiu Of rame-Two honrs nnl fifteen minutes.
BOSTON DErEATs TROY.
Rp+c:ai Is*natch to Tar Tribune.
Dosror, Aug. 1D.-rhc Eatla between the
Bostons mud rroys waa very .uninterrstinE, the
yistors being 30 Drcrn,ntctled as to preclude tllc
possibility of excitement. Tic Dostons played
| apIeud:dly.
Innings :.
| noaton -. ...."...b l IL!
| ltOy..sss ~ l y v v = v" =
| Earnch rnub-i}pston.
| Two.,nee hits-CuRawcll, nEouthcra.
Turrc- base blts--O' 'liourke. FcrgHsun EvanR.
Homo run-J0HcB.
| Totnl basrs IN clean hits-Dos.on. 70; Troy. II.
| Left M hsees- -lIoston, y; Troy. O..
lails cal!cd-on Bond, III; bradley, 4o' OF
| DFuuttcEa. l,.
Strikes called-oR Bond, 81: Bradley, 20; OF
Dr0uthrrs+ Ii.
double play-Cnskins and Ferguson.
/ Chtprc-{'hhfie8 f}anfgis.
| TLnle-Two hours 4nd twenty minutes.
, 1879-08-21
Strange CtinnRss In a hIan's Hair.

HdrTtsbnrG t{'l.e fL1!rtat.
Obadiah j. Fnr!nG Is ~ TenrA oil, and hv
trade d p1Gstercr. l3y reference to The city d.
rectory It will lie seen that he resides nt the cor.
ner Of Penn street and sanford avcuue. tIo
served in the arny, nu,l during his term OF ssrv-
leo suffered from severe attack Ut scarlet-
fever. When the fever left hin, he found that
his hair, which bad formerly been a bright
auburn In color, was changed to decided gray.
Several weeks ago he employed John A. tIor-
man. Esq.t young lawyer Of this city. to make
application for a pension which Is due him. Tho
application, containing n description Of the ap-
paicant ns a rray-haresl man. wns duly for
warded, and Mr. Herman anw nothing mora OF
bis client for some time. Tile other day FarIinG
walked Into the lnwycrs Office. and. as he took
of hta hat a1!l remarked that be had Just re-
covered from hn attack OF inflammatory rhcu-
mRsfsm. Mr.. Herman was aatoundcd to discover
that tho man whom ho had recently described
In the pension application "a Eray-headed now
possessed crop Of bright auburn har, With not
+ gray lock M his head. The nnn Is unable to
give an EXPLANATION OF the change, aud Mr.. Her
man Is naturally somewhat concerned about tho
discrepancy between his description and tho
actual appearance Of f,ia client.
.::.----@[ENESs.-
BUSINESS NOTICES,
Chew Jacksou's Best Sweet Navy Toba coo.
, 1879-08-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Eew York,
.Nnw YoHK. Aug. as.-Arti.ed, Lesslng, from
Hamburg; France, from Hayre, and the
Abysalpa, from Liverpool.
:. .4uKENsrows, Aug. 2o.-Artlvej, steamship
, 1879-08-21
CRI{;ItE1s.


THE CANADIANS DEFEATED.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 20.-tn tho international
cricket match, the Americans won by live
wictcts, stunlps Yoine drawn Mt 30. Tic total
score was: Canada, nrat innings, S.. second, 81;
total, 1,7. Americans, flrst Innings, lO3;
sccu.id, u; lra wi:kots, totnl, 1Bs.
, 1879-08-21

Timo-3:1tIa4, 2:14, .:14iz.
EAML PARK.

&t<fta{ jII$nEEC1 Ia 3Af Iftt4H&+
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Aug. 90.-'Ihc attendance to-
day ut Ear Farlk, though quite nn improvement
On yesterday, wns by no means US largo ns tic
excellent racing deserved, but this is nc
counted for b5< every oue who can do 40 gol'lg
to the Aurora reunion. The paclng-race was
confined to Cinker and Billy Scott, mud frnm
the tlrst It showed itset as p,t-np-job for
RtIly to wiu. he taking two consecutive heats.
Informed J. Lnngshore, C'tnker'a driver,
tint lf0 was being tSate|led. lie
touk Lte h!nt and won tito two
following haats, but In tho NTH, which was to
be thu deciding ono. his pulling On ths back.
stretch was too bungllnE to escape tile practical
eye OF SIC. Charles Smith, who decided II oil,
aiNl called honcat John Drew, OF Manhattan,
Kas., to take Einker, Tile result was tho win.
nl1lE ot the heAt nnd raco by that horse, with a
fearful disappointment to spectators IN pools,
aud great satisfaction to alstntorcstcu parties.
Cilnkef... ....s.. ..s....s.t.+...
'1s T'4se:aSi ~: @::iX; Sis aas o; a:a7a
The e::A class had ak entries. Five catllc for
the word. Fred Douglass Was dtatnuced in tho
lirst heat for running.
Dakota Asid.,-...."..... ,.. .... '..s \ \
'' rime-a;;io;;; 2:*osi s:alx.
Tho 2:tS at.,l a:2o classes start tu-morrow.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20

Ialte. 25--30 Bob bsis Saarne, lom
manls "a boo | &uaorat. 5orcssn
paa Wuren bsfinbcr Der Ne voa
besse Cher 8rsitprrn. iaa at 6or.
iparerne al Ct 8aarH fan saa til BET
naiie noeh at uors ublatts for at
blipe itsos al 6isnoen. Wuren ,r
iert ousr 6lsIo o. Gal, oits iorbl
1000 Sob obbs Misrunbs. Susr
Befts % glue er Der bpgset BrOsr,
fore Glue .r paa bea9s Brsoosrns
fianisrsos meb itGrfs 8aorns. Wu.
rem bIso opferi ca. 200 War for
&riiti 6ebisl mob 6artareru,s Suo.
iaIo. 3loeu Nrbsibst msotos. %
SmtOitnius,rue beruso unooruss lis
enbper msnnttslig Bsrssuins. . ct.
busrt s5aIb maa abliiaise Wiaionsr
BABE Doret bruate.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20
Solpte &apitel.
Slaget aIber.

Did Walton par fommen tilbaae fra fit 9Grinbs.
bauos afust ferite aontoriit 8ssnltab osrfor o. siust i'm
Yrincipal @sgslens Ysleb % iab MI psh lin Yult mse ct
tafrsos % iornsiet Sinb. San bar opiplbt al Sainsm.
msli8hse mob YOlititsienten. ioroi bsnns lite bapee aiNsrst
bans tiohgere 3u.
"Det par mere. emo ies funoe psnte al banl, tenfts
ban. msbsns ban iab beet opsr lin Ynlt. % bog maa
en- Mano meo bans 9riarns neo ct 8lit fanne fge. ON
ct itatfsls Msnneis pirfslia euifer at bonole ristgt. uag.
tr i9 ct Sisblii oar Ourmaace banss. sr leo BOG MI s!ao
opsr at oct b9Hote. Nu or ba ben 6are eanlie oper,
oil ies ontass. Suor Meset lea bar at icrteIe 6lcra
iaften !"
8Ioffsn Hog ct; liasiom beuGpst at en- eueite Smpals.
Iasos ale asntoriitsrns fine Ysnns nso. @rbeosioHene
be8bnois at fremms no al Oereus.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20

"Spis Cur .r bet al usnts ioas? ipurate Ssnior &on.
%toriten, ibt ban iaa Is ON. Gb, oct u 0srss. Matlon.
@oot, 8 mao bolos Osrss Mppetit 6emus til &lotfsn
to. 90 ipis iaa lite 9uueobessrns. Seq bar laeet mig
fortaIs. at 8ssnitabsbsser ere farlise for 6Oroelslicn
ON bet sr iaa, iful isa Iabe pere uast, oa is lite idu bar
prsp,t Dem. Sarpsl!"
Sunior. &ontoriferns inisbs al lin Ssniors Spe9 iom
be alto bile siers. buOr iattat emo Sicost er, Os ale
f~orieiebs fp fra &ontoret, laoenos Did enc tHbage for at
taae bare paa Bet.
San Iaaoe lin Sen NED % %bsspnote at t9nfe - iol
bar bans b~sitanoi9e 8aus, naar ban bar uioritprrst - paa
be lptiliae tommenbs Gage. 0an lasoe fine Urine ODER.
TORS % Isnsos fig ucbsba9sist tilbase. ea ban berts lette
Grin, iom ban pel fienbts. fomue bsnao Sanger, Der Tsrts
fra be baaerite MrbsiospGrslir. st @l9esslpn slrmteos |
bans Zine % ct SniI oplpits bans @nist. ibet ban ila
bsisbe fs mes bag en- Yult. Until Srinene bertss / Sor.
perelIst, bportiI Ssrsn fra &ontoret fob aabsn men oa
rsits ban fa pIubl,is mso ct beit 8leossraab.
st liNt Stris, ~aabenbart fra Ell %fpincelie Strube, bar
MeluIt.tst. Sen liabsiro Did 10 munret. ioet ban itprtsoe
fr.m % traf SIora ind.
"5es pieits soot, bet par big nastet cu lfremts mig
Int, sriIersbs bun. Stammer bu big lite pso big islu al
at pile ~iaapanns Subs Der? ., sier bet lite, Did! tent
ON MOpsn iaa os"
"Dr e Snssn Der aoen mig, 6IOra, % is uaa Iaa
ct 8ps bpiiisos ben %fOrelneoe llnseiusnb. Seq par l9us.
tee Iaa sftsr big belle Sag. % nu laer leo Dig lite laa
mart aaa. &om, glib mig MI ct &ps. min Viss'
"@aa pUi ulee bin l~lforltammsnbeb. ipareoe Slora,
ibst bun itebt. BAN bort msb paataaet l%lneisslls Sporlsoss
tor bu ? - Iieeom bette bar rist8tl"
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20

8 ole bisie Maaueber bapos Did bpsrtsn feet sQsr
bert noset til i'm 5isnoe. 0a Slora % ban Oasen sitsr
bans Webe meo Supple o. Sbarpit oreftsbe bsnns Gag.
Tom De til Den Slutnins, at bet uilbs bore iIosst at uno9aa
BEN btgse. Set bar ~eisnipnist al osnne Sibiss Sefalin9
til fine SSolt at i9tte Did fri. at ban lite troehe BAN |
no9en 8orbinbsls msb SuppIe.
"Naar bu boIon big noe al bans 8si." iaebe SIora,
"r Der Ibt i~anoIpnIist. at ban oil trnts paa Dig"
Gid par iaamseet mere uQi9 til at fel9s bette &aae,
iom ban iOrist bsiteitissos ZIG mee at pinee fne Sore.
iattss Bialo % Siuio ueo saniie Sisrte. Sino % Su at
anp.nbe ale fine &reftsr. fpdlfe iom a~anbeise / i'm Ssrres
Sisnsite. ga bans 8sir9bsNr blepe lennsoe msb 6or.
frsmmsit, t9ntts ban ftertt paa at aiers ct piosrs Stribt
trsmab.
Oshe Stribt bar SiftermaaI. @so at plaiosre nm
Sag ubfolb.bs Sid en- @sItaIsnbeo. Der lisslaa mssst for.
bauleee bam islp iom Slora. Sc funrs mssst soot 9ifts
fa. paaitoo ban; ia. mango Ssnienoer piIbe bet eneo8
p9re ben melt efonomiife Sing, be fnnoe foretage l9,
Wen ben fornsmls Sorbd bsrai bar ben iore8eoe Spore
bet bible sipe BAN til at opfplbs fine YIi8ter.
"Naar ies bar bit ieos Mnist at ionlme bisl til.
min Yig.." iasoe ban. Apil is fele MIG TO @anse iaa
itart imOo ole NrifsRsr. Sut bel paa. &isrs, at Ou r
unsgst un8, msset iuut % meset %slliu9reis. Seq bar MI
feet m.sst al bin Sero. % Dit. buao ies fer, 0isr big iaa.
ms9st ~bpr,barsrs for mig. Get 8ronsn paa min apffe,
Glora. usb at tiQabe mig at fable big sanlie min. vi
oioe lite, bporlGnas ri funns lsps for binanoen negt mig
osrfor lite bsnns Ben. men ia ia % LAD mig mart fable
big Suhru."
Saalsoss blsp Bet ba b,hsmt. at BrpQupst lulbs fnos
Stso ben fslssnbs Maaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20
S6aer.

Ten gamle RiGarbs Stunt, at blips rig o.
lpfislis at Benjamin Srautlin. IS Cents.
6nlcitdnois SOpbos for Sptrmauo. gdu
8. Ndsmusisns bcrlds. . Setter. so
Gents pr. &sfit.
Sprlttn nf Sauibs Sns. Gbr. 1rtiotrs
6crlas. Smuti ~inobunpsn S1.55.
Stub Sronoitn, en- Sertaaine ira 3sle.
MARTIN az Scbn Gle. 10 Ssnts. goei
tncbuneen 80 Gents.
SiDets aoufiiter, Tertsuine at CART
Star. 50 etnts
Nisi0nrilpuooeu % ben u0rife Spnooe,
Il Sioras al oisle Sdmfunos Sses mmells
al .. asrrbtim. 50 6snis.
NOroiii Jolieansbog. 3nbb. 80 Gents
yiorii RaDnebOg tlsr Samlins uf Ranss,
cs apinpsudcnt al ). aal.n. SO Gents.
Praitiii Raaogiptr for 5armertn. CIR,
1retosrs kerlas. Smuft tnob. 81 go.
Hnpes8er al Ssruno Islnts. 40 6snis.
tnpb. so Gents. imutt ineb. 90 Gents.
Smngltreus Con. 6or,sQins al CART
6tl1r. so Gents.
Sobias Sinooermano. 10 Gents.
Dor Sios Nfiibameo. On btiicriF fritiil
bIsnlnainl a. Rcrmcnismtns Sremfomi
o. llbbrsoslis FAINT Stlerinser al utabs
btmmsliss Sil!crie al 9cbn @bmanicn.
so Gents.
Ciiteir, IN Scrtsuins fra Sareanssr Al
5r. {r. % Gents.
81 iDp llnotrtaDler taer ben 8uni al
funue lile. pla bpiltst Sal en- Qtricn bar
tent, hans ssps.ie. etc. 10 gents.
Nikolai Olsen,
DEBORAH Poster" IS Kontor.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20
Sen tinisfiite Minr sr ct &jomps

Sen iinisiiite Wur Ct ct &iGmps.
per', ION i Storurtetbso ousraaur
ali. hpao ben samle o. ben nps
sib bar at Opulis al Bpsssiunt
Se rabptilie Ypramioer. be itors
romsrits 8anolsoninGsr. Iuiibsns
Brosr % Ssrnbanetunnslsr CT intel
/ Sammtnlianins otrmso. Gu umtti'
tanit 5naenier ueo Nabu uuoont
ION / aiua Isosr gnlGest nf sr
5ernbnns. bar uncsrieat ben itOr'
Wur nnrmere % glusr ipIssnos Ss
lfripsIle al DEN. Gen er $50 tbit,
Wil lang. Is Sob bsi % f~Orcusr
10 Sob brto. Fundamental beliaal
al sisnasm9aasnos iolio @runit. BE-
Guriae al fat Murpat. Wso Wsl
lsmrum paa 300 Sfrict sr BE-
Decorah-posten., 1879-08-20
Iaumarf.

Baa Norrtbro bar Der onnntt no
en- lille Weni9beo. iom. uosu at no.
trab, al 6ol'tiitt,n bar euitst at
iamIs is ON i'm sasn Brett os bpg.
&c lin ,asu Rlrte. Wenl9b,5en tai.
Der iis 'autbsrs 8iriss W,niebsb. "
os ben bar M ioust lit Guite cp.
fplot. ibtt st al bsns Wenlemmsr,
nrt,irnmmsr 9iortb. bar lilGntst Den
lille 8irie. iom u bsllaGsnoe
8Iuasaarossaee go. 40, o. ION
Tan rumms benimob 500 8tIberers
8irt,n bar iom Sane iaast Be bel.
Zig, &ur o. en- al 81. Blod Subt
maI,t NItutaplt, Der tr en- 8Op
eitsr Blods @ltcriauIs til 8irtsu
Solbat. Com YrGit peo Wsnis
b,oeu oil YaitOr G%aritenisn pat
BOrnholm fOmme til at pirfe. Rir
Ten blsp inopist &Iiiti Simmsliaris
bag.