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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-05
THE GENUINE
DIR. G.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VEsRM.!s'. i .E'UG.E.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TINE countenance is pale and leaden-
i colored, with occasional Pushes, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is If
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds !;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
Of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly III the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels IL
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and conyulslve; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. .McLANE'S sVERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure. II
T IT. DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepare
ton, not capable Of doing the shgAtes
injury to the NEST tender iafant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
mIFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish COurt-PariSh of RaDideS

PariSH COurt-PafISn OF kapId6S'
WHEREAS JOSEPH L. SISEMORE
w has made application to this
Court to be appointed Administrator
of the Succession of Preston P. Sise-
more, deceased Notice is hereby Civ
en- to all whom it doth or may concern
to show cause within ten 10) days
from the date hereof, why the same
should not be granted.
By ORDER OF THE COURT.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, this
31st day of January, 1879.
C. L. RANSDELL,
Feb. SIT. Deputy Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
IN Independent Farce.
HOW IT FIzzLED OUT IN CAROLYN
COUNTY, MD.

HOW IT FIzzLED OUT IN CAROLINE
COUNTY, MD.
The Republicans of Caroline county,
Md, aided by a few disgruntled Demo-
Gratis, formed "People's Ticket, to be
voted for at last Tuesdays election.
How the movement flzzled is best ex'
plaln-d in the following editorial, taken
from the Union, the Republican organ OF
the county:
A COMPLETE SURRENDER.
The eeciion in this county on tuesday
last was one of the most complete fail
ures on the part of the Peoples ticket
that has ever Deen witnessed in any
election campaign that has ever occuI-
red Time and labor has been spent in
vain. 1t started out with every prospect
of success and made a bold and vigorous
fight until about week or ten days
before III. day of battle, when it began
10 falter. Dissepsions and stiife began
to be manifest ed ,and though only known
to til ose who were in the secret work
ings of the party, at the last became
ulalu to those who seldom take an Inter-
est in party politics. Finally, as the
last act in the farce, the ticket was
virtually abandoned on Monday alter
noon preceding the election, and large
majority of the voters on approaching
the polls on Tuesday. for the tirst time
learned that the Peoples ticket had
thrown up the sponge ard would MAKE
no contest. Hence, the opposition hao
things their own way, and the result Is
sweeping majority for that party.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Brief Locals.

Humpty Dumpty at the Opera House to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
The reception to Hon. Thomas F. Bay
ard, will be a large affair.
Partrldges are still selling at 20 cents
piece.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this week
is now ready.
There was a runaway at Front and Mar
ket streets this morning.
1t is hardly likely that the Fire Com
panies Will turn out on Tuesday night
next.
VIII Council abol sh the Office OF Hos
pital superintendent 1t should do SO, at
least.
There were four marriages in this city
yesterday. Cupid is playing his pranks
SurcesAtulIy
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
q warm and hearty welcome to the city

warm and hearty welcome to the city
and home Of his nativity. therefore,
Resolved, That special committee OF
members of tins Council be appointed To
act win theCitlxens' Committee which has
been appointed to make ali necessary ar.
rangements to receive the Honorable
Senator upon his arrival and extend TO
him Mn IN the name OF the people OF the city
or wilmington, welcome home worthy
OF his distinguished position and high
personal character.
The chair appointed as the committee
Messrs. M.nlon, Paynter, Huested,
Smith and Downing, in conformity with
the resolution.
Mr.. Merris Taylor presented another
list of names OF persons who had pad
their leins, but had not been credited
upon the lein book. On his motion the
clerk was instructed to make the proper
credits upon the lein book. The list
will be found in another column.
Mr.. Merris Taylor called up for a
third reading the ordinance for the re-
lief of the interest account.
The ordinance takes $l,9G3.S7 from
the appropria ion Of floating debt inter-
est; 500 from the Cii> Hospital, and
S6G IRON the public square, making al
aggregate of S2,229.o7. Tue ordinance
passed UNANIMOUSLY.
On motion adjourned.
ORDERS.
The following orders were directed tt
be drawn during the session
Polc ce pay roll, 81 ,5S0.0l.
Miscellaneous pao roll, 81, l,101.30.
IL. B. Morrow, Treasurer Board o
Education, S7,l55.56.
Lewis Lingo, $l.53
Mar in Keogh, S17S.05.
Pennsylvania CLIQUE Gas Light Co.
| $3S7.12.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
n Trio Of TricIcstes.s.
A TRIANGULAR BODY OF RoGuEs AT fo-
LICE COURT.

LICE 0OUATs
A harder crowd than that which occu-
pied the attention of acting Mayor
O'heil, at the Police Court, last night
bas seldom sat in the little dock aud
argued to the tune of not guilty. Lottie
brought in. Lottie Is an abandoned w0-
man, and often figures in police annals;
Brophy was hard looking wretch. and
was deaf III the left ear. This he per-
sisted in turning to the Magistrate. who
had TO talk at the top OF his voice TO
make him hear.
Mrs Mary Davis, an old lady Of .
philanthrOpic turn of mind charged Lot
tie with stealing a child's cape from her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Woodington. She
said that the woman came to her house,
with her breath smelling of beer, and
told doleful about poverty and starva-
ly set ont for her, she started to leave,
and in doing so stole little girls cape.
The witness followed her and made her
give 1t up. After the woman got out ON
the street she saw Brophy and another
hard-looking wretch with her. Lottso
was held for Court in $500, and the other
hard-loOkiDg wretch, Edward Gallagher
by name, was put in the dock beside
Brophy, and charged with the laroeny
of a coat from Miss Ida Carpenter, who
lives near Eighth and Poplar streets.
YES" said Gallagher, 81 took the coat,
but 1 left it back again. l was drunk"
1t was shown by the evidence that
Gallagher had gone into the house ana
took the coat, and refused to give 1t up
until gentleman had baen sent after
him. Gallagher was held in the sum Of
$500 for Court, and Brophy was com init
ted to Jail tor vagrancy.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Il DelaaUare0,. Out West.

The name of DR.. Stiles Kennedy, Of
st. Louis, Gratiot county, Michigan, v
being favorably mentioned by the preas
of that State as Democratic candidate
for Congress. DIR. Kennedy IL Dela-
warean, formerly Of Snyrns and also OF
Newark. His many friends in this State
will be pleased to hear Of hun spoken OF
as does the Gratiot County Democrat In
the following paragraph: .t.f
cit is early yet to speculate upon can-
didares tor an election to be held thirteen
months hence; but we know Of no one
whom we could more heartily sup
uort, or who is more entitled to
the nomination at the hauds Of the
Democracy of the district, than DR..
Kennedy. Add to this the fact that he
would make an active, intelligent repro
sentative who would look sharply after
the interest of his constituents, upon
himself his public life would reflect hon
or and credit"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
From the Phila. Times.
Election Incidents.

SOME OF THE FEATURES OF THE DAY
THE CONTESTANTS IN THEIR OWN
WARDS.
S. DAVIS Page strolled through the
Fifth ward between the hours Of and
yesterday, aud as each polling place was
visited indications were not wanting OF
the lukewal mness of the Democrats in
the present contest. The news of the
progress of the poll differed little as divi-
sion aft-r division was visited. "Page
should run ahead of the ticket" said a
shrewd worker, ''but, you see, many
who supported him for Coun ills have
to-day voted the straight Republican
ticket. They think enough has been
done for him." In the colured divisions
of the ward Mr.. Page found his prospects
anything but encouraging. Looks as
black as the faces of the gvers were cast
at the Democratic nominee as he passed
along, and it WAS evident tLat the Re
publican workers among the colored
folks had played to the full upon their
prejudices aid simplicity. David Mouat
s. lect Councilman, was particularly ac-
tive and exercised his well-kno" II influ-
ence with the colored men to the great
VI IuC tlNhCts w hdb VIII
anybody give Inc for my vote? ?" said a
brutish-looking negro, as he stood on a
doorstep adjacent to the polling window
of the Fourteenth division of the Fifth
Ward, leisurely surveying the knot of
idlers, white and colored, that stood
around the window craning their necks
forward when voter approached and
rendered his vote. A bystander inquir-
ing what his name was, the colored gem
tleman blurted out: "Nevah mind what
my name is, sah my names in de book
in dab (poiuting to the Window an you
bet dis chile don't give no vote unless
he's paid fo't. What's de use Of givin' a
man vote If he can't get muffin fort,
dat's what | want to know" and the
darkey swelled visibly and drawing him
self up looked around for signs of ap
proval from his dusky brethren. "That's
a fair specimen of the class of voters that
may beat me in my own ward," sad Mr..
Page, as he passed on in search of more
encouraging reports in more civilized
portions of the ward.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
A BICYCLE RACEIN BOSTON.

BosToN. Nov. GA sixty hour bicycle
contest began here this morning for
prizes ranging from 81 800 to 500, the
contestants being w. Cam, of England;
q. Terront, of France; Gus. w. Nj urphy,
of Galveston; Thomas Harrison, of
Boston; Prof. Robinson, of Philadelphia,
and w. j. Lawder. The Frenchman
and Englishman are handicapped, the
others being allowed 10 miles in every
100. The contest lasts each day from 8
o'clock in the mornirg until midnight
and the race will be completed Saturday
night. The score at midnight stood
Terront, 177 miles; Cam, ia; I; Harri
son, 125; Robinson, LOG; It. Harrison, 1870
Murphy, 100.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
,SZifliuO on His Ear,

An ex-reporter, who is now an en-
ployee of Uncle Sam, was passing dow n
Sixth street near King, early this morn
ing, when he stepped upon a piece of
pasteboard. The pasteboard was quite
wet and the pavement was frosty, and
the ex quill driver suddenly discovered,
as the man did once who tried to skate
on banana peel, that nothing succeeds
like success. His feet flew out from
under him and he made boomerang of
himself for the next five minutes, falling
and rising, and all the while gyrating
wildly in space to the amazement OF
spectators. He was not injured, for
tunately.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

stated that Jay Goulds re-
,,b,.e of the Denver and kio
IR,ilroad is the beginning OF a
.o-i.e. lie has purchased one
| .'ock at q cents on the dollar
H. value of the securities, taking
vtbour recourse, lawsuits aud
inner /, the other leading owner.
Mime, # tie future management
sy Of the Rio GFsnde have been
| Until the suits have been set
S.Wo.0OO which have been sub
kil be devoted to the extension
k,ip line south to New Mexico
! Old Mexico.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Personal,

Rev. VIM. X. Galloway,a "a local preach
or connected with Epworth Chapel, In
this city, has been spending the past
week at Ridg, le :, Md, where he has
been engaged in evangelical work. His
effort were attended with good success
the church being greatly quickened, and
number of persons converted. MI
Galloway is very successful, and Is in
great demand else where. Would ii moi
be a good plan for some of the churches
here to try him?
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

49, NE MIST SUBSTANTIAL RE-
A0 eiectlon in New York, on
'a''' IS the gain of Democratic c
"au' In the West Chester
(,n54. w. . rotter's) district, last year,
0as Iaer Smith, a rich manufactures
|nI.,h W his personal popularity
,,,' .'uOllc purse, was elected bv a
hs. VI over two thousand. He
r+c.,r psef' on election night. just
|,hs =, s 'Ae news of his success,
|r4s s''e,l0n s to MI the vacancy wa,
IN.a ,'' ~ tuesday lat. The el.c,on
vhn '"e cNoice OF Waldo Hutch.
kEr. '''' Nicholas Smith, Horace
brv 'o.rn'ln'law. .r, by a comfortable
ih's gives the Democrats .
kdan '''y Of three over the com
keDrsrs rrV'.'on' in the National II House
Ierh,a,. and as most of III.
b.lIc,t,SA members have Democrat,,
ltJ ',lS' T." this majority will be In,
Fllns "iseen on all party
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

really revivIng in England.
PalOn Imts, in a carefully guard
PCti 'ay', after calling attention
similarity Of symptoms of a specu-
all real Improvement in busi-
'auuon Is necessary in forming
ieIlSiOn, yet we may apparently
y safety that the movement OF
NJ s'x weeks has a substantial
u0n' The most hopeful feature
situation, in the view of the
l. 'lie Condition OF the iron mar
isecEns IAN Improvement in the
'a'e oi a solid and substantial
tttr"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Hard on Mr.. Dean.

.Euery Evening represents Mr.. Dean as
teI.graphing to Henry g. Banning that
he knows Of none outside of Whining
ton who would like to participate IN
the reception to Mr.. Bayard. This Is
refiection on Mr.. Dean, who stated in
be telegram that he knew of one; and
that one, it is reasonable to surmise was
uOns other than Mr.. Wm. Dean.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

tTOE BAYARD had not arrived
York this morning. He was
to anyc to-day. The commit
made extensive arrangements
lim very cordial reception on
lesIay evening when he arrives
ki.y. Both the Democl attic Asso-
of this city have taken acti II
batter and VII participate. The
unCll last light passed res lu-
li appointed a committee to act
en with the committee of ci,i-
will be seen from the notice of
hiTmal Of the citizens committee,
DUPONT, ESD, that general in
is extended to all who desire to
te present and Participate in it.
al Invitations will be issued ex-
public oil ials, and the Opera
Where tie reception will take
1Iil be opon To all.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
BUU This EUe7ai7lty.

The Young Irish National Association
will give their first ball this evening, at
Webster's Dancing Academy, In the
Masonic Temple. There has been .
large number of tickets sold. and, NO
pleasant time.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

pauApElPulA 4 PER CENT.
1.-THE Ledger says: "Our city 4
loan hangs fire, much to the
J Of the city, or, more properly,
I.yedit Of those who have so
ely managed it. Judicious ad-
and properly guarded subscrip-
kuli have Insured its taking a.
fhele were s76,6j0 Of the new
kr cent. loan subscribed yester-
which 10000 was paid in war
|Ihe total amount Of the loan
tea j, 81, f3j,350.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
More dissatisfied Liens.

ANOTHER LIST OF PARTIES WRONGLY
CHARGED ON THE CITY LIEN BOOK.
Clerk of Council e. b. Frazer, at the
meeting of Council, last night, pI esent-
ed another list Of parties against whose
properties hens are open on the city lien
hook, but who have paid same and re-
ceiyed due credit on the Auditor +
books. The Clerk was directed 10 credit
the parties with their pay meuts on the
lien book. The lis is as follows:
For paving Fifth street, from Spruce
sti eet, to the railroad, entered Nov. II,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
lessons From the Late Accident. -

Next Sunday at Asbury NJ. E. Church,
the morning services will be IN the in
terest of the Sabbath school. In the
evening the pastor will preach espe cially
to railroad men, his subject being: '.Les-
sons from the late a, a,cident." All are
invited to be present.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Flagn,e'e 'e'e and he Saved y

D and fs,'o 'o'omach and Liver Pad cures
kn; cold er, ' and all forms of malarlal
hchItls a, =" 'he head, chronic catarrh.
inatism' 'na n inelpient consumption !;
|lity and n "nu govt. neuralgia. general
fes; femala e'voas exhaustion, from all
fyforns. Weakness In any of It's
of all kins' a,r'iulous humors, and ul-
Bon in the a's; San; and syphilitic taint, or
sse brouph, ooa. n 1t also cures any
hany dIssas.,n s". on by nervous sympathy
Fast Fiftb Fifas'a s," vital organ. one No.
street, Consultation free, ~
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
MARRIED.

WHITELEY--NIXON this city on
Thursday. November 9, by the Rev. J.
Howard Nixon, ID. D., Henry Whiteley
and Isabel, daughter of the officiating
clergyman. -
RAFFO-CORNBROO the 9Th inst,
at home, by Rev. John A. B. Wilson,
Mr.. Louis l.. Ratio and Miss Mary g.
Cornbruoks. Both of this city,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
GOinO TeSt.

Mr. James g. Simpson, nephew Of
George q. Simpson, of this city, will
leave in a few days for Fort Wayne,
Ind, to accept a position on the Wabash
and Western Il. Il.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

ps0pIe Of oaelda county, New
'Iefe Sendtor Conkling resides,
'A thel' appre oiatlon Of the
sOofnelI' Kelly comb nation by
V0,nel' only half the majority it
'ue Other Republican candi-
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

|, ,n,,.Der Intelligmcer, In an
|,,,i.le Of some force, proposes
ll.on \. Potter, Esq, of New
Z e,ulidate for President in
4 al, into the idea that Mr.
| ,he coming man, because he
n,.oo elected Lieut.. Governor OF
;-a State.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

b.. If New York has not yet
,,Iroa. VI /, is yet in doubt
", Potter is elected or not
'.,.,rs,o be very close.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

4OHla' biyley Potter, NJ. P.,who
[ W iooklng about the United
'smeSe' VI. We are able to feed the
Ieu no returns to England
'eD Beacohstield, even al
'4' elect be TO injure the bri J.
~-,, -,uVs which the noble earl pub
'a'y AZ an agricultural meet
lev weeks ago
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
9aily Sazstts.

fam,ycr offer, d by Mr. Rod
/ l',,Nr ronucil las. night to abolish
f. Superintendent of the City
.",aived two readings
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
OnLy One.

Only one case before acting Mayor
O'Neil, this morning-that OF youthiui
inebriate,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
A7lIliCe3'sQries.

This evening the West Presbyterian
Church Sunday School will hold their
leventh anniversary. A very interest,"
ing programme has been prepared for
the occasion.
On Sunday next the colored Sunday
School connected with st. Andrews p.
e. Church, will hold their anniversary.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

Children cry forlt, but they stop cry
ing at once, after they have taken . sin
gle dose, as DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup cures
all the pains our little ones are subject
to. Price 25 cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

City Council transacted considerable
business last evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
FIRST EDITION
CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING
CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS TRANsA CT
ED-oRDINANCE PAssED-A COM
MITE APPOINTED TO WELCOME
SENATOR BAYARD.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
SOoc Npbcber for Iamernc.

0amerne | gSinneibeit @ountD bar
oiltnot / ben ieuere Iio paa @run6
al be baarbe Iioer, o9ret noot til at
lpare | ltorre sIer minore Grab, men
oa M oisie Iiber er oper, oil bet oiit
bare Ell ~gl9oelig ytpbeo, at y. 4.
0abIps Observation-Disclosures iremoeles
ltaar / al I'm @lanbs meo ct i~torartet
OplaB al ale Slags W~ooeiager, Ia
DIR. 9ablp / ben fnappe 5io life ,og
ipnoerIigt tort Oplas biem, CT iaas
gootiom Alt, Tom M finoes, Ell no
6or'pning. 9an bar at fuloit9nbigt
llopdla al ale Sorter 9ameiager, og
er iitfer pua, at Gnbuer Der bill fun.
ne finoe netop, buab man sniter.
6eiimooerne / "Bonnets", 6atte.
aaaber og al Slass Ypnt, iparenoe
BERTH, er rigeIist reprGienterebe.
Ollie 0amsr / 7ecorab o. Ninneibeif
6ountp, iaaoel tioligere 6llnber lom
npe, ~inobpoes berpeo til at afl9age
BAN ct geios % siore fine 8eitiain=
ger, iaairemt Sagerne pinoer beres
BiiaIo, og berom er hi fuIbt operbes
pin. 2.6g.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
VmuuVtut

Sttobuiermintn al 0ifrifi
Court for Sttobtr CT uoiat til Mian
Gag Ben 27pt Sttober.
- @ildriit Il Sos upe glepator
RUNNER 10000 Bulhels Spsoe. Gn
Dampmaifins paa 8 Seit,s &raft
latter Waitincrist / 8~suGsslie.
Ratbolit airtsn bsritsbs uu.
cersarr en- bstposlis &sparation.
Rp Sbinslss, upt kors paa Spirst,
SpmaIins. oiu.. % ben oil is
soot uo.
- Nuttionsn paa Batter 6arm
ltal pGre ben 22os Sttober litsostiOr
Den 23o,. Sasen, Snsoassn, er
imibIsrtio ristis
"Siorm Cate Sentinel" for.
t9Ilsr, Of Ell Normano i Storm
9afe uso Napn u. 8. BIam tibli.
ssre SbuiH | @inusibeIt 60. er
afaaast pso Seoen. Giter bpao Ri
s%riarsr, CT bet @munb Nrusi,n. Der
iorIob b,nns gsn for en- 7 q s Nar
Ho,n. iom. iibtu ban antom til
Storm 9uts. bar ontusst bette Napn,
os iom nu CT Deb.
- Ip Sismmeaisiuning ital al.
holoss for Stcorab Emp. Bsefom.
menpe 5borsbas ben 23os Sttob,r.
ON buorpibt Siosn for uoitsoslis al
Bombs til Den npe Sernbans itaI
fprl9ness til Den lite Mu9uit 1880
Statten bIip,r oa 1t bstale paluos
len i 1881 % SaIposlsn | 1882.
- Bpraabst bar bsiluttet at bort
bptts eitp 2au gienoOmmen mot
SEQ. Ybslps's Bpsnins i 8atsl
Strset.
- Son. SEQ. ". &snolins. uiI
holbs ct Sor,oras Der 4eroas Der
25os Stlobsr. WnoIins lfal p9rI
en- frsmrassnbe Saler. % bet ri
uosntuiul intsrssisre Wanse at bert
bans 8orsoras. Sc advertisements
| en- anosn Spalte.
- Yaitor 9. g. Smitb, er oper
iert til Observation-Disclosures. o.
Der sr Gale ON, at ban ital falbes
iii ct. Saul. s. y. Bruib e
Napnst paa Den Yrait, Der ital be
tl,ns Sscorub Wstbooiit Wenisbso
SaIsurnen / 3isaIano Emp
oil ior nGits Iaiss 8sptommsno,
blipe auttst fra No. 2 til No. 4.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
Gfu ua Stbpler!

Naar man ielenuemlGlsr Otcorab'
Mpii,rns fan man mart ls al Sap.
ipnrn, norbrs Sopas Steple. Ronae
bar p9ttet SiebmGnbsns Der i Bpsr
op al Tpalsn tbi Steplsr % StO
raabss Der MI fra ale Banter, ia
snbo9 be / ubfanien af Bpen bosnbt
"Setsrs" bs9pnosr at iamrs iia os
buuo er Mariasen bsrtil Setts
Sper9smaal fan Gnhper bsipar. Der
bar leet Den Wosis al Wenntifer iom
oaeli9sn itremmsr til Sapuarrs
nps Sfobutif. for Der at blips for.
iuuebs meo bans M iaa iorbslastia
befl.nete 9ohe Steplsr % Sto til
ubprs lure Yriisr. Blu
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08

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"nsesns jog saar tilbaS. til Step cs Ter, ON &pit.n ,r
tlar sllr .nonu bsore. trpb IND Stpsssn Der mob SuIet
% bent. GOritaur So
Did nittsee. Supos Oct per.t IpIere, iHab, Supple
baus itst ct epn sIimte 9ids Sic, Der pilot. bau, foraar.
iasst BAN noscn llro. Som Oct MI bar, b.mariebsee ban
Sntst. % bpab maa lite oeb, aisr ins,n Staoe.
De TO aoitiltes % tOs bpsr fin @a. Sc oil erinbr,s.
at pl Tor bar iast at Der Ieb en- imal Yei lanasmeb Sulet
tat ind til Den Iaps Wur paa kirfesaarbsn. Der iorbanot
BARTHOLOMEW Sane m.o ct bsieet Streoe. ga Sid inptoa
ben Sttlltns. iom par betssnst Of Sad. bsfanbt ban ia
tet pso BEN omtaIte Wur, iaa tat. at ban let iunoe is
opr ben uo paa 8ab.u.
San penteo til StppIs par noe af Spne, reilte fla ea
op paa saaipibitrns % gap ct ipast Raab fra Ia. gn
StittsIle ses Op til Wursu.
"gr bet big, 5Iora ?" bpiiebe Did.
"Sa; Mlt CT bsrebt, be bsnte @aoen. gu Nal taoe
btnns % BRUCE ben. naar 5iem tommer. Men, Sub Del.
tlsne big. tag big iast. sier bet for min Siplo Sps, Der
fOmmsr IOssn!"
Uid ilults bnrhst. bpab 8IOra bapoe 0iu.t baul, %
butteos Ns nse. 8 Bet nelts Winut ltal Suppl. fla meb
&attsliribt ben Ill bans Sioe.
"Mlt CT Hart! |" bpiRsbs ban; "hfe en- WPns rcr.r ia
81 fnnns lie fnce en- bsore asilisb,b. 90 MI til 8aats.
rem; buor CT ban @Imiubtisbsb at fnoe?"
"San ifaI saa runot bper sims, men ba ban ban r.
en- looming &n,8t, tor leg paOos paa, at ri bill. 6no. bom
lopsnbs iaa fat iom en- Stsn."
"Sttobscrs for BAN. Seq enlisr in. of oisr. aor,n
noset onot. men oriOm ban sisy % ul,iIiab,b, or leo if,e
ban8s for at BRUCE Staalet."