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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
Big Injun Howlish,

It now turns out that the necessary
expense of conveying Chief Moses and
his copper-hued friends from here to
Washington is not betrayed by Uncle
Samuel, but by Howlish Wampo, big
chief of the Cayuses, who is regular
Muldoon in financial point of view
These Indians were ordered by the de-
partment to report at Washington for
the purpose of settling the question of
their future location. The appropria-
ton bill had not passed, and there were
no available funds on hand which the
department commander could use.
How were these noble sons of the forest
to go to Washington became the all inn
portant question of the hour. Board
and fares had to be paid for, and cheek
even though copper-colored-cOuld
not stand off hotel-keepers and steam
boat and railroad officials. Here was
an opportunity for financial diplomacy.
The Indians were all at Fort Vancouver
under orders, but without tie means to
get East. Howlish Wampo, in this
financial emergency rose to the grand
eur of the situation. Spurning all base
and mercenary considerations, his big
ttD,-tum expanded until it took in the
universal brotherhood of MANFRED
men. He had a thousand Cayuse po-
nies grazing on as many hills, and, as
the facetious fellow. of the STANDARD
says, he had a swelling bank ac-
count" What were a few paltry dol
lars to this noble sachem while his fell
low-chiefs were in wantP Howlish had
brought down with him from his native
ilIthe a plain, unpretentious carpet
sack, which, viewed externally, was
supposed to contain only the calumet
of peace, pair of moccasins and a
change of buckskin leggings. Appear
ances are treacherous; so they proved
in this case. Opening his much-worn
valise, and thrusting his hand into its
capacious recesses. Howlish Wampo
big chief of the Cayuses, drew forth O
package of bright, shining twenty-dol.
lar pieces, and with characteristic
shrug of the shoulder, and an "ughp'
he remarked: "Me heap big lnjur
chief; allie same Cayuses; me big tum
tum; me lots heap spondulix; me pay
for all; waghr' And Howlish WampC
kept his word like a big-hearted sa
chem, and paid for the entire company
Noble, generous Howlish Wampo, big
chief of the Cayuses. He has a biggel
heart than Uncle SAM Portland Ore
gonidn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
How a Farm Was Earned.

A young man was very anxious to Sc
cure piece of property which was for
sale on very advantageous terms. He
went to confer with friend who was a
anker, and to inquire, whether it
would be prudent to borrow the requi-
site SUM and pay it in regular INSTALL
ments, thinking that he should be
able to manage all but the first in
stallment. He was advised to borrow
from the bank a sum large enough to
cover the first payment, lay it strictly
aside and then go ahead. "But,"
said his friend, "you must spend liter
ally nothing. You must live off
your place. You must make a box,
and drop in it all the money you re-
ceive." The young man and his wife
went bravely to work to follow his adj
wise. If it was necessary to dine on a
head of boiled cabbage and salt they
did so, and never grumbled. Every
payment was promptly met. The egg
money the butter-money and the corn
and wheat-money, all went into the
payment-box, and at specified time
the place was theirs. There was an
invisible wealth about such hard
earned possessions that common OBJ
servers knew nothing of. On the last
payment the young man presented
himself before his friend with a smiling
face and with the money in his hand.
There were no rags to be seen, but his
clothing was well-covered with darns
from head to foot. "You see l have
followed your advise" he said, casting
a glance over himself, "and my wife
looks worse than l do. But have
earned the farm, and now l know how
to earn another" - Cincinnati Time
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
Crushed Grain for Horses.

Oats are Justly advocated as the grain
above all others adapted to horses, and
it is true that for young horses and
those used on the road there is proba-
bly, nothing equal TO oats; but they
ought to be crushed or bruised and not
ground. In fact, | think all grains are
better fed in this way, and it seems
strange that there are no good Ameri-
can oat crushers. They seem to me
simple affairs, as have seen them in
English stables. A wheel of perhaps
eighteen inches diameter, made strong,
and having perfectly fiat periphery
of steel, presume, like steel tire, hav-
ing face about three inches wide, is
turned so as TO bear evenly against
smaller one, say eight inches or less in
diameter, having a similar face. These
two large wheels are geared to run to-
gether and the oats are slowly fed in by
hopper. Good oats when crushed
are nearly round and as big as silver
three cent piece, and the husks are quite
inconspicuous; poor ones show more
husks than grain and retain more near
ly the form of the uncrushed oat. Bar
ley may be crushed equally well with
oats, although harder; and corn, when
too green to grind, might well be thus
treated, If grain be swallowed whole
it is not easily digested, but if crushed
or broken even, it is likely to be.
"Coarse meal" that is, the corn usual
ly sold for feeding in many Eastern
towns, simply because it can be cheaply
produced, is better than whole corn be-
cause it is broken and some portion of
it tolerably fine, but all the ilinty part
is in large, solid pieces, which do not
adhere to cut hay, do not soak quickly,
and are slow of digestion. When new
corn is crushed, although it is not COM
minuted into meal, its Integrity is de-
stroyed and is easily digested, becaase
it readily absorbs water or the juices of
the stomach. american Agriculturist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
rARM And HoUsEHoLD.

"A little salt, n stiff brush and
dust-pan will remove SCOT from car
pet.
Fowls in good health will have
combs of q forid color, bright eyes,
dry nostrils and bright, glossy plum
age. 'f yraI1rr
Young cows do not give as good
quality of milk as COWS of mature age
do. A lean COW gives poor milk, and
a fat COW gives rich milk; SO that a
really young COW will not give milk
with the elements that an older COW
possesses.
Dress Wash.-A very nice thing
for a lady to keep is bottle Of this on
her dressing room table always, for lit
tie spots on her garments: One quart
of boiling water, half an ounce of cam
phor, one ounce of borax; after cooling
half a pint of alcohol.
-Repelling Moths.-If fine cut to-
bacco be sprinkled under the edge of
carpets, and under those places where
bureaus, bookcases and the like make il
dark, the moths will be prevented from
laying their eggs in them, as it will
drive them away.
Thin the Fruit.-Really choice fruit
can only be had by thinning, and those
who grow for market find that it pays.
The sooner the thinning is done, after
the fruit has fairly set, the better. In
most seasons, one-half is too little to
remove.
Bread Omelet.-Put into stewpan
a teacupful of bread crumbs, one cur
cream, one tablespoonful butter, with
salt, pepper and nutmeg; when the
bread has absorbed the cream, work in
two beaten eggs; beat them little with
the mixture; fry in an omelet pan and
roll up.
Cabbage with Ham. Having wei
washed the cabbage, shred it very
small and put it, with slice of han
minced, into stew pan with some
melted grease (from the pot-da-fe feu)
add an onion stuck with cloves. pepper
and salt; simmer gently, tossing fire.
quently, till quite tender. just before
serving remove the onion and cloves
add the yelks of two eggs and tea
spoonful of vinegar; serve very hot Will
fried sausages.
Insect Pests.-No quarter shoulC
be given to the insect pests which re
main year after year simply becaus
we permit them. The potato beetle
exists so plentifully, because SOM
careless farmers actually breed myriad
of them. Many fields of potatoes wer
abandoned to them last year, and tn,
neighboring country was thus stocket
for this year. This is one insect tina
might be abolished by combined effor
for year or two. Another is a cattl
gad-fy, which may be found now il
the backs of the cows and oxen il
small Jumps or tumors, called MARBLES
The grubs may be squeezed out of thes
tumors through the breathing holes
and destroyed. Otherwise they Wi
escape, change to flies, and continu
the mischief.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Fisher decided TO be tried together, and
after every method had been used to
stave off a trial, the impaneling of the
jury began on the 9Th. Three days
were occupied in this way, and on the
10th the taking Of testimony was be-
gun. Phil Dufrand came to the front
and turned States evidence. He was
followed by Bion Brown, one of the
gang, who told how they met Gillen
and his prisoners and hanged them.
He claimed, however, that their cloth
ing took fire from the gun and was ex-
tinguished, The evidence for the prose-
cution was very strong, and when the
case went to the jury everybody thought
that conviction would be speedy. On
the first ballot ten voted for conviction
in the first degree. The prisoners were
sentenced to Imprisonment for life.--
PhiLadelphid Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
MANs MORTALITY

Like a. the damask rose you sec,
Or like q blossom on n tree,
Or like 0 dainty flower in May,
Or like the morning 10 the day.
Or like the sun, or like the shade.
Oh ike the gourd which Jonah had
Even such 10 man, whose thread IL spun,
Drawn out and out, and SO is done.
The rose withers, the blossom blasteth
The flower fades, the morning hasteth,
The sun sets the shadow flies,
The Rourd consumes, the man-he dies.
Like the grass that's newly sprung,
Or like n tale that's new begun.
Or like the bird that's here to-day,
Or like the pcarled dew in May,
Or like an hour, OF like a span,
Or like the singing of swan
Even such In man, who lives BY breath,
IL here now there, in life and death.
The graas withers, the taleis ended,
The bird is flown, the dew's ascendcd,
The hour is abort, the span not long,
The swans near death, mans life is done.
Like TO the bubble in the brook,
Or in glass much like look,
Or like the shuttle in weavers hand
Or like the writing on the sand,
or like 4 thought, or like a dream,
Or like the gliding of the stream
Even such is man, who lives by breath,
The bubbles out, the look forgot,
The shuttle's flung, the writing blot,
The thought is past, the dream IS gone.
The waters glide, mans life is done.
Like TO an arrow from the bow,
Or like the swift course of water How,
Or like that time 'twixt food and ebb,
Orlike the spiders tender webb,
Or like a race, OF like goal.
Or like the dealings of n dole
Even such is man, whose brittle state
Ia always subject unto fate.
The arrow shot, the food soon spent,
The time no time, the web soon rent,
The race soon run, the goal soon won,
The dole soon dealt, mans life soon done.
Like. TO the lightning from the sky,
Or like post that quick doth HE,
Or like quarter in song,
Or like journey three days long,
Or like the snow when summers come,
Or like the pear or like the plum
Even such is man, who heaps up sorrOw.'
Lives but this day, and dies tomorrow.
The lightning's past, the post must go,
The song is short, the journey so,
The pear doth rot, the plum doth fall,
The snow dissolves, and so must all.
Dr. O DOnOUdn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

SAFETY, efficiency and reliability are the
three cardinal virtues Of a remedy, whether
in the hands of physician or in those Of the
people at large. For the cure Of all malarial
or miasmatic diseases, such as Chills and
Fever, or Intermittent Fever, Dumb Chlls and
Chronic Enlargement Of the Spleen, We have
riodc or Fever and Ague Tonic, the compo-
sition OF which has been published by its pro-
prietors, Wheelock, Flnlay 81 Co, Of New Or
leans, and is approved by the medical pro-
fession, and for sale by all Druggists
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Malarlal fevers, constipation, torpidity Of
the liver and kidneys, general debility, nerv-
business and neuralgia ailments yield readily
TO this great disease eonqueror, Hop Bitters.
Il repairs the ravages of disease by converting
the food into rich blood, and 1t gives new life
and vigor to the aged and infrm always. See
"Truths,n in other column,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Many hundred thousand dollars are annual
ly expended by ladies', for artihciaT 'ap-
pllances to hide the shruuken and wasted
form, or the sallow skin, blotehes, or liver
spots which are due to female weakness, dyss
pepsia, torpid liver, and constipation. IL a
small per cent, OF this sum we're invested In
DIR. Plerce's Favorite Prescription, ladies
would soon really be what they now seem TO be.
II readily corrects those weaknesses and as
eases upoa which debility and emaciation de-
pend. 1t cures dyspepsia by toning up the
system, and when usedin connection with Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiyo Pellets, speedily
overcomes all Irregularities OF the liver and
bowels. No "blOom OF youth" no "beauti-
fer OF the complexion" can impart such per-
manent beauty OF face and form "a DR..
Pierce's heaIth-giving Favorite Prescription.
-
Curv Jacksoo,a Best eweet NAVY Tobacco.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
Frce-31P Portrnit.-Free,

National Life is the title Of new Pamphlet
Of 70 pages. 1t contains the biography OF all
the Presidents of the United States, from Wash
iMgton to Hayes with their portraits 90 in all,
engraved expressly for this work; also ~ por
traits of Canadian notabilitles. National Lii;
will be sent to any address, by mail, on receipt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

THE BUFFALO STARCH FACTORY, established
in 1854 by @. Gilbert, has proven such sue
cessiul enterprise and their starches have
earned such a reputation that they are In
great demand both in this country and foreign
lands
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
nInlnrInI Revar.

SHEEP insurance against dogs is an
Illinois suggestion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

1T is generally supposed that Chinese
rice paper'' is made from rice. Itis
really made from the pith of tree,
which grows to the height of twenty
feet, and which is also used for the
manufacture of artificial flowers and
certain toys and fancy articles,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Lemon Pies.-Take the yelks of
three eggs, two cups of sugar, four
powdered crackers, and beat them to-
gether; then add a cup and half of
milk, and, just before pouring into the
pie plates, the juice of three lemons;
bake on plates or tins like custard pies;
when baked cover with the whites Of
three eggs and two teaspoonfuls of fine
white sugar beaten to roth. Place in
the oven about one minute.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

cHrw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
glirifn.

Den fon9ns 3ulutOnse bsfinoer
zig M / 8apitaeeu % bebaRoles
msb ale tiIberliss Ssnipn. San
ipuss / lin Sale me8st at an9rs. at
ban bc9pnote Ell 8rls meo Gnelano,
men ubtrptfsr bette mansen Sang
pua en- iaaoan Maaoe. at ban siusr
gnslGnocrns en- I'm Snert. Seq
itulbs 10 aloris BABE f%iGmpsi", Tiger
ban, "mop iua braps sSolf iom Gng.
lGnosrne. iom fun bouos til Senlisi
at ta9s nit 9auo fra mig % itpre
BET bsbrs. end is9 siOrcs. Dc ifieb
pua us for at 9iere &rlitne al os.
% jea bcbsr ON S~Orlubelie, foroi ri
itieo isisn". SaalGnse LEO 10 Vii
pent % itittslist. mcu ca Oct bIep
bstpost bam. at 8eaierinScn ION
Selss at bans tiolissrs Stillins oil.
De forge for BAN. iaa ban | ale
Dele ituloe fiuos iis iorneist / ut
Sanseuitab. iOr!ansic ban. at Der
ltuloe ienoss BAN 10 Here al bans
gnblinssbuitrucr, itleut ban allerscs
bopos mango for hos lis.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
Sm TOrfalitning Of @roterpuarer
% andre SusbOloringsartiiler.
(Giter "Gflnninaptn".)

5cr en- lib fiosu ubn9pnte
Rasla6uietts Transformation for
Sunobepsaulissenper en- 8cmmit.
tee beiraaenpe at Sasfpnpi9e Waup
for at unperisse SsflaHenbepen at
De fcrRieQias 6~ienftanpe, Tom meo
ct Saaesnarn falpes 'SuSbclp.
ninasartifler" FAINT andre Der er I
alminpsllg BRIG. Gfter enpt Int
perisgelle fremlaspe 3cmmltteen
Ell SnoberetninL bporaf fremSaar,
at 6orfalfuinser fcresaar / Ell fcr'
u~roligenpe 0rab. % Statsns
SunpbeoSfcmmlsiion up9ap iom
5plae perai en- "@rceers Wauual"
I'll O~plpsnins berom for almen'
beoen.
Da Iise 5crial iniuser finpcr
SteD oper belle 9anpet, mebpeles
Der ct icrtfattet llopras at ppen'
sepute 8rocerS Saanpbog. % ~
napner for en- Del StoHerue mep
beres en9elle Napne, brittle anta'
ass at pare bsbrs fjenbt at 6ler.
bepen al pore Salere enb be ncr'
lie ~tlllparenbe YenRpnelier.
Welf. bepber bet | Saanpbogen,
oyblanpeS meo 0aub % tili9tteS
Wel, Stipelle, Summit, Salt, So'
pa % mango andre Stpher. 5ls'
be lalseS iielpen ublanpet fra ue'
ialsSteoerne, % ben er ofte for=
falHst mso stfti9e eager. Dit
pen.Olie fOrtaliles pep 1llietnins
af Samp., 9omulpsfre., Peanut',
% SenepsfrsOlie. YifleS farpes
arsn mep spiffeiurt 8cbber, ION
or en- brabsnbe 6ift. Der fubes
| Sanoelen lieloen lplegren Yid.
lee, Tom er fri for siftise Seftanc'
belle.
prsisrpsret 8iso farpes mse
O6re % rspt Slp. 3orGieaiae
Slags Saucer. Der fisbes / Sla'
Iler, or blaupet mep for Sunpbe'
ben beiit ilapeliSe Gbemlfalisr.
Sabe farpsS mep Siftise StcHe.
Der fOraariassr Supipaecmms.
5bs sipes 8olsr pep ct 5arpeifof,
Der bsitaar af Mrlenif % 8ebber,
0~erpiaris, Winsralarent % preuS'
m Vlaat, mepeus VaSteu fcrsseS
pep Sblanpins al eericrp % man.
&C forfelise Tina.
s New Dorf % pbilapelpbia
bripsS lbefarpninS / bet Stors.
Ibe fra Sapan er liaelaa fcrtal'
tet Tom ben fra China. Ipbaf
c~pblanpeS msp andre plantsrS
Blade, % peb 1tlpirininsen al
Gisarer % SuuStobaf benptteS
Slpialts oa andre siitise artifler.
sGppifs ppblanpes inptll cper BET
Salpe msp Spppllpre (9urtpl'
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
MISSOURI.

SSOr en- usss 8io iloen cpiteg ira
St. 9ouis ben bsilenote Bollonr,i'
isuos YrOiesiur Sobn Biic lammen
mso 8sorse Burr, aniat NutiOnnl
Bant. Set Gneite man bar bert
ON benz iiosu Den 8io sr, at BAL.
lonen er FEET at fare Ooer ben noro'
liee Del Of Snoiana. % Dc i"tattelS
SoIt bar psl ba funod i'm 8rao |
Midi9anlecn eIlsr tanite en- enonu
piuIisere Deb inbe / Mii6isans
tGttc Stoptraftsr Bar be cronu
iIips. bapbs be pitt paa en- ,lsr al.
Den Waabs label bore fra iis.
Der berlter III Den Wening. at
DC to iOruIpttsoe 9uitltippere lite er
fomns iua laust uiltso iom til Mi.
disan. % Der er Starsr al 8Olt
noe % isgcr otter benz, men BET er
oct @Grits. eiter Den SIass 8clien'
DC finpes insen Spor, BOG bar Yla'
fatsr, ION en- fni8 &lGoesbanoler
isuote meo Dem for at uotaItes.
biuIpst abitilli9t til at iel9e esrss
Gute.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
9ictp Oprf.

San9ernc / GOuntpi6n4ltt / Bath
talttos Gnpnns.Y ebsr i Gin,ne paa
Sluttusn. oa ban aobneoe 0er,n,
o. 4 al BEN unollp; al oisie bIeD
BOG be ire itror %lnoiauaeoe.
Gen b%ttl,ubt, 9pr,usn Berg. iom
tr o,n pialiaii, Seooin9 / &sn
mob 0prpia9sri Der / 9anott, Ct
Oftsrs bltpeu bebreio,t Tor al 9aa
Tor Uiot | ilne iorreltsn oole BtitrG
bslisr. gu bar man i9isn fat pna
bam. Oa bet taulfs mso iierre Ret
emo tloli9sre.
3an Optraaotc uemIis Os eiOrbs
5noila,lier mob be Spstationsr, iom
Der o. oueralt / europa fOrttae,s
pna Itutnos Spr. BE- lnaioIote Bi
pli,etionsr, og uiIos iaa Dem niitai.
let. Wtu oo msots 8lbeuiiabs.
mGno i BET meoicinii, Gag op MOB
ham os eortaioroe, at iniet 9pr
undertakes Separation, fer BET cr al.
belize beceptt peo Gtber cQsr Ct an.
oct tsmiit Stof Oa itraT sitsr Spe.
ratiouen or9bcs BET / Fl Sisbl,t
oct ct allila life ueiat for Smerts
9esuoen man man eriuors. al noalc
at Dc ui9tlgits Rcinltoter / 3rrsn
ON oct msunei'sli9e Vsseme CT uunb.
ne uso iaaoanuc Speratiuner. &an
man brGbe It Dur for at ipuic Oct.
ioa fan man Diituot oglaa. naar
Oct life plnsS, bsnptte oct Ill ia
uietiae Experimental / Sioeuitabens
Sienslts Oct bar fornemmelis Srnnif.
mGnosus. iOm beapnbte msp Slui.
ieftiOu. % iOm bsri9lsnnsm bar be.
riast 8eroeu meo Splpsuin8sr al
ucritattsli9t 8GTo.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
Strrnac TorurOuiEaer.

SfreIlgc Uorpr0llEBer. Ou @a'
tbariua siter 4eter Den UsrItsS Dob
blcp NnslanDs &ciierlnbe, innisrts
bun NEE Roosr. tpao ben t~pinosliae
&lGosoraet ausit. 90 opbausos ben
itreuse @iIutt,tb.o. i bOilt,n De itai.
tells &oinosr poa ell barbariif Mfaaos
saooe pG.st tolote. Sra bet Sl;5ltf
bleu bet lmuifs &isn itfs mere lnSe.
lp9rr.t men forl / Ssllfaber. aIlagoe
sisniibise SiNter % par ngrpersnoe
pso fore 8stIiabeosr. 8or MI at
brin9e aoo Zone % 9eusmaaos IND
/ bet bsi,rs lslitabsliSe Sip ulieeie
&atbarina bl. v. ipIssnoe SOroro.
ming: - Gen. | buis Sus Der boil.
Dee Sslltab, ltal bstlenotglsre bet
for YerIsuer al bse8s 8len enten
peo at opllaa Ylutaier ;ller pea an.
ben oifsntlta Maaoe. y Stlifdbet
niaa lite bsapno, fer Slotien 4 sler
5 om gitsrmlooassn % lite bare
l9n9sre emo I'll 81. 10 ON MIttntn,
81 Snasn 8pincs maa unoer no8et.
lombellt YaaRuo blipt berulet, %
lnssn Mauo for 81. 8. A. 8pineer.
lom lego Yantsl,s. nlaa lite larms
sller pare taabe. 81 Sngen maa
ipsle en- Dame uso Wast sller tru'
bsnps BERTH unou Strai al uoslat'
ielle at Sslifabst - Spor baps ltf'
Go,n ben 3io Sabsr % Stltfe for
anbrtt iis!
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
Stortbinsspalg.

SaIsst for Ssoemari,ns Nmt
fanet Stso paa Samar ben 16be
September. Gil Nsprei,ntanter paIs.
ties
y @%aarbbruo,r Ears Sstto.n meb
CT Stsmmsr.
y &aptein Gilbert Saiobisn msb
IS ct.
- @erfseitr Shorten MortsnIen
meo 81 81.
~ @aarobruser Ole $islmitab
mso so ct.
81 @aarobruser gueu @lsitab
meb "a ct.
Gil Supplsant faarsbes pso ier.
iiilt Iala &aub. tbeol. Wrcsi.n m,b
81 ct.
0s eurise SuppIsantsr paIstss
lanleoes
y S~folebsitprer gusn Sorp (Gl.
uerum) msb Sc ct.
81 8%aarobrussr Sans Sepsrin
Storens (8uitns) m.o 80 ct.
~ 8uarobrussr 8ouert &onop
msb 81 ct.
81 8aarbbtuaer 81, 5ommsIitao
Wane) mco 81 Ct
Nmtets fire samls Hspr9lertdntsr
er iaaleoss bleune ~sienunlst. os iom
np Wano paa ben Ylaos. Der TT
bIepsn leois Usb Brussuer Soblisa
5raiigslie, sr %irbpalst / StOrtbinsst
ano.n Suppleant fra iorrise @GIs.
periobe. @aarobrussr gpsn 8Isitao
ira Hiusaisr.
&ulset for Staponser Mmt ianot
Stso ben 100, Sspibr. Nue be
tiolissr. 8,praisntantsr .r bl,pn,
sienpaIst,, % oct / iamme Srosn
iom for 3 Mar iiosn. 8alsmenbe.
mes initial bar SO mob 81 / 1876.
Gil 8sprGlentantsr uaiat.:
y 8%aarbbruasr CLAUS SIi.n
Glfslano meb 50 st.
y 9snsmanb Sans Nnor.as
Gperloub meb "a ct.
81 Northumberland Yi,Ib Car.
fen &olbtnstpebt mso SO ct.
~ 0~aarbbrus,r Sabriel SIien
uslano msb 40 ct.
81 @~aurcbrugsr 9aafun Soban.
nsier mso 43 Ct.
Sil SuppIeanter palatss:
y 3ensmano Sonas Wi5asl
Slftn uelano meb 46 ct.
p Gsnsmauo Sls SitsbaI rleb
40 st.
81 airfeiou9er Ols 9. Sigmunb.
fab meo &c.
~ &mtsIoI,beltprer &arI SsIs..
len Nansitao rss % 81.
81 8irtsianSsr 3. Storffsn r,eb
% ct. (Oaabl.)
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-08
9fuslano.

ejaren, bocm ct 8p9ts rpIis pil'
Dc ploe beo. ltal lihe bstposlis al
aanbsiuGtfsIle % bIiDcr buer Dag
pGrrs. Sp9oOmmsn bar NOT tasei
lin BsspnosIle unber 8prtetrissn
Sen eitli9s Del al Sibirisn
trues m,o Su~Hssrsneb. &ornoar,r
itaar / beisre Yris emo nossnIlnos
cIlers, % Sattisiolf licer icrl'raffs'
Iist. Ssiten iIOs iaasOotiOm aloe
les fell.
SisIse Blabst "8OlOs" blsp
Der / 9ebet al Sommsrtn arrsiterst
/ GentraIransilet / Woscoiu IL, 854
Wsnnelfsr Of cisie blep 10,477
ienbts ior 9aubHpstise til Sibirisn.