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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

marked eight degrees above zero Monday
morning.
Colliss Simons and Albert Adams have
gone to Lowell, Mass,
A dance for old and young ut the Gull
Springs house Thanksgiving evening
Houses band furnishes music.
The farm, stock and personal property
of the laIe John Adams is to he sold AT
public auction on the premises on Tuesday
the I'D instant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
AUGUST.

Alexander Stephens says the democratic
campaign in its last analysis was simply
"a mad rush for the hog'trough.' When
Mr.. Stephens studied rhetoric, his teacher
must have told him to sacrifice every
thing to force.
THE ELEoTIoNs.-The official votes o.
the several states begin to appear, and We
give below some of them
North Carolina Hancock. 1874, 204; Gar
field, 1866; Hancock's majority, 1888
In 1876 the vote was: Tlden, 125,427
Hayes, 1OS,4l9; Tilden's majority, l7,008
Minnesota-Garfeld, 93,963; Hancock
90, 3l6; Garfield's majority, 40,589. Fol
congress-Dunnel's plurality, 8,627
Straits majority, $500; Washburne's ma
jority, 1924
Wisconsin Garfield, IA, 1896; Hancock
l14,653; Weaver, 1882; Dow, 81; Phelps
(anti. Masonic), 81; Garfield's plurality
over Hancock. 29,743; majority over all
q SOB.
Massachusetts l65,l9S; Han
cock, Ill, $50; Weaver, 4,548; Dow, 682
NewYork. Garfield, 555, 544; Hancock
534 5l1; Weaver, 1888; Dow, 1,5l7
Phelps, 70.
New Jersey.-Hancock, 1886; Gar
field, 1870 ,555; Weaver, 2,6l7; Dow, 1876.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
THE M A R h E L ).
Reported and teLe0rdphed expressly for the Green
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

For the extending Tuesday, Nou. 90, ESQ:
Caitte She"p log, Cat,ps
At market this week, 3,49t 1888 2O,l6l 80
" last week, 3 6CS ll.OI4 lj,2s1 IS3.
d" " one year ago, 274O 6,3l9 l34sS ~
tGCEI.-Ex rtfItaIl retVy rr' r'In oxen,
s6.i5H725; first quality, SG00d6.5O, second
,Iuality, $500 $3.50; thIrI quality, list G4.7j
el 100 lbs On total weight of hide, ALLOW and
iiess,,d beef. h"Ice single pairs, 100
SEQ. Bulls etc f0.OOnO.OO. WorSIns oxen, slto
Dl63 y pair, OF according to their value as beel.
steers, 80 nl0s. MIlch COWS, $2O.W y 90 ezra
good, $l0.OJ64 1870 win or lthout cave as may
ne agre d; harrow and ordinary, 100 Is 90.
stores, warnings, 400 1900: ye'rehfsr
$1,000 ,240O; three-year ODDS, S2i.OOd3s.0U >heep
head. Spring Ia bs, 4a5,e = sheared sheep
dressed hogs, 6HaOc p ID. Veal calves, 2u6e
h. Brighton lies, SI.n9c; country lots,
~ 0Sc; Cali skins, I2doOc per ~. Tai ow,
607Ic, per 10; country, 81, 4sc. lelts with
wool on 7jG$l.75c each; country lots, 750
Sl.75. Lamb skins, sodsl25 each.
REAARKS.-rh e supply of cattle is nut t. he
gnter than week ago, and the market has held
up remarkably well cons derlDg tn. fact that this
is poultry week. Should the weather continue
warm, we lear decline in prices VIII lake place
next week. Hathaway Il jackson sold ten western
steers, gross weight 1880 ms, at oAc " I'VE,
- cwt, live; Alduch Johnson sold 10 r. oxen,
average 100 fbs each, at 44c v h, 1--we; |. H. Sar
gent sold Two oxen, gross weight 800 rs, NJ NC
r. ID, dressed. sheep and lambs are unt ven IN
quality. ~ e think there is u decline OF about &C
IN slim 1ocks. NJ. Lawrence sold elghy-siX
sold ninety two sheep and lambs, average ~ lbs,
at &c, ami slim lots at 4d4Ac T. 10. Mixed lois OF
poultry sell at l0c v Id, live, and live geese at l5c
p head.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
MONTPELIER MARKET

nor the GEEK en- TIM FusNtIy, Moo %, 1881
q apples, dried new SC . N; Butter, 9G!ec'
Beei 40l5c; Beef, dried, green weight, l2lci toth'
fresh, 6dl9 &c; porS, salt, lOc; Ham, loci .|!I
II Sc; Veal. 56l2o; Beans, bu,ntl S-% 500.
Corn s55c; Corn meal, Is bS, $l:2J' oSts
ers, s3.75 Ioal ton, $3.50 f6OO,OO; Chaese,, - ~
i5dlsc; Fish-Fresh God, dressed 100 talIV -c
&c; shat, Sc; MacGere, l3c salt rlsh, Cod' 49,
lmon, sOlOc n 10; rripe, l0c; heroseae,
On. y gallon, 15G; Potatoes, y bushel, tio@%T
sah y bushsl, 50 1905; barry, H02c 70 suTa nn
rein, I, Dllc brown la SO, dolasSes r sami V"
tOds0 Tea, lO,60T0; Coffee, Old Java roassgI
S5c; Rio, roasted, S5c v %; Herds Grass s Sa
$8O0; Mlchigan Glover, 1910 Y ID; Northern Se'
YORK do, II 1i2c V pound,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

SCRoFULA. A medicine that destroys the
germs of Scrofula and has the power to root
it out is appreciated by the afflicted. The
remarkable cures of men, women and chill
dren as described by testimonials, prove
Hoods Sarsaparilla reliable medicine con-
tanning remedial agents which eradicate
ScrOfula from the blood. 100 doses $l.O0
Sold by all dealers. G. l. Hood Co, lowell. Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

The official returns from Massachusetts
show that over 100000 votes were cast
The average plurality for the republican
electors was 1853, 245 and the MAORI Y over
all 10000. The prohibition vote was less
than 700. and the greenback labor regular
ticket polled an average of 4, 400 votes. II
the anti. masonic Ticket found any adher.
ents their votes are included among ''all
others"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Novem-
Der 23.-The receipts were light and
market dull, with prices about the same us
last week. Winter butter sold al ~ to %
cents per pound; October butter, very
lit lie Offering, 20 TO % cents per pound
selections % cents per pound; fancy lots
at IL higher price.
"WE'RE HAPPY AT OUR HOME. See
the advertisement under this heading. and
note the very good reasons for being hap
nv.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

Mrs. Paindame, after looking long and
thoughtfully at a plaster cast of Shake
speare. remarked, Poor man! how pale
he was! he couldn't have been well when
it was taken" NO" replied Fogg, he
was dead" "Ah, that accounts for it,
said Mrs. P. drawing sympathetic
breath.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

A remarkable discovery was recently
made in the region of the Pyrenees. In II
cave of the paleolithic or ''old stone" peri
cd there were found teeth of the cave bear
adorned with drawings. some of which
represent human beings covered with long
hair These rude pictures must date thou
sands Of years before the dawn OF historic
times,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
IER, Notary Public.
November 10, 1881.

To the General Assembly of the State Of Yer.
mont now in session We, the undersigned, far.
mers in the town of Plymouth and Bridgewater,
using the steel barbed wire fencing take pleasure
IN recommending The same to III who wish a sub.
staptial and durable fence-cheap, efficient and alb
solute protection TO all crops. And that we desire
no station in the matter of protection domes
tic animals, L. A. MOORE,
A. I. MOORE,
j. S. BROWN,
l.. T. GREEN,
ALFRED SARGENT,
| y. HERBERT COOK,
| FRANCIS H. COOK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
RUTLAND, November IS, 1880

/, Evelyn PierpOnt, certify that am farmer
and merchant, and am largely interested in real
estate IN the town and village of Rutland. vermont
have used the barb wire fencing To con siderable
extent have one lot enclosed with the SAID wire
lpncing in which have kept tw enty dive cows and
four Young horses without injury to any OF them,
and have also the barb wire fence IN use as dvi
SION fence between land owned by myself ana thal
,I other uartIes. have b. en- well pleased with
the re. ut that have recommended its use 10 9TH
ers and intend to more of myself unless pro-
EVELYN PIERPoINT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

|. Daniel w. Simonds, of Hartford, in the county
of " indsor and state OF Vermont, in oath depose
md say tnat am aged sixty-1ve years and am a
Ia mer aud now own and carry on farm OF Two
hundred and twanty-hve ac es IN said Hai lforu.
also Il pose and say that have lived IN said Hart
tuld forty years and on my present farm
lhirS -eIght years that I'VE on my fai m as fence
tuuut one mile Oi barbed wire lence. some OF Two
yiles some tn, ee and some four. That where
nave this fence against sheep l usually use lOur
wI,es aud Z morally three for cattle. My stock
con -ists of cattle, eheep and horses, and have
had more OF IS vi This fence for The past IN ee
aud uue-half Year, nd nav adj led - II t ON year
nNed,. | also uepo>e aud say tnat I nshlcr Il II
cteal, fence anu durable When pr 'pe'ly put up,
and hat have never had one accritut or DJu' J
uc.ur To any single animal either cattle, hOr> nT
sheep. Ny -tJck al present ms rs o tOd no. SER
ourteen cow, thu teen Young cattle and Que nun
#, ed ,b,ep DANIEL W. SIMoNDs.
- IE % VERMONT,
COUNTY OF NISDsoG, ss.
sworn 10 ami subscribed ms 18th LAY OF Sovem
be-, 1850 Def lie me
NJ. PINGKEE, Master in Chuncery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
;HARLEs r. SMITH AND OTHERS.


I, Elisha W. johnson. OF Ludlow, Vermont, do
hereb, certify that have used a few rods OF ba,o
fence on nv farm IN Ludlow, aud like it very UGH,
and when require new fence shall put up the
bart fence. 1 regard 1t as the best and cheapest
can el ect and as sale for stock any feace. am
one of the selectmen of Ludlow, aforesaid.
Z. W. JOHNSON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, tins 18th day
of November, 1850.
WILLIAM H. WALKER, Notary Public.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

1, DANF ,RTH dean, OF The town of Mount II 'lv,
c. unity oI Rutland and stale of eimont. on oath,
tiepo e, testify, and say. that my age i hy six
yras Nv occupation Is That Ot farmer '
tcuualnIei with the kind OF i'nce called harbei
we fence. Ii We such fence on the line between
,nys,ltand IA man by the name of Darius rton
sand irucr was eteciei by SAID iorton between his
ia tue ani nv meadow. eNi rus t. buIldlR
saul bhrlpe,l wire frUce we hai great deal OF
g. fuuhe about stock and fences. iIprtbn's stock
vas urr To he IN my gram, but since he built the
t,arb,al wire fenc" we have had no trouble about
tnck or fences. do not An'w of an instance
yyh.r stock mas been injured D> barbrd wire fence
SAID fence excellent thing To save ciops and Ia
htpp neighbots hum pualreilng over fences. Also
II L. lust the thing 10 stop untuly stock rs ecaiN
tuc my dealers hey ITO not care 10 test its qua
ties brl once. atn acquainted with other ia mers
lnal propose building barbed WIRE fence another
season. DANFORrH DEAN
STATE OF VERMONT I At Mount Holly, in said
RUTLAND COUNTY, So county, TINS 10Th day o
November A ID 1881 personally appeared Dan
orlh Dean, and made oath that the foregoing aft
iavt by hun subscribed contains the truth anu
,olhlpg but the truth. Before
NJ. j. HOLDEN, Justice of the Peace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Nov. IS, 1880.


Gentlemen Of the 'omm lttee of Agriculture -
should regard It extremely info tunate 10 the far
mers and land owners OF Vermont II any legislation
should e allowed to limit or IN any way rest ict
the use of barb fencing IL is fence mdtel Ial am
thoroughly and largely fImiar with, and am pre-
pared to speak of It's value in the hi Ihes term. IL
ID a fence material of especial value in Vermont,
where MANI thousand acres of land must be un-
need Or suffer from the dIsalvautage ofpOOr teuc.
ing unless barb ience can he emplp ed. have
employed it largely unde' all possible exposure
ca culnted to test its merits and defects, and know
OF none of the latter which Will prevent from be-
coming iavOrile aud largely used by our farmers
ind the objecto are la gely those who know the
least about II. Cattle and horses soon get used TO
II, and only need one trial for a warning TO let il
alone. / absolutely know of m serious cases oil
injury from the fences II is the cheapest fence
material known the most readily erected aud the
most permanent in character. Those " no know the
uses have for fencing will be eve my experience Il
broad IN the matter, and am earnest n the con
victiOn that 1t is just what our farmers need and
will have, and those whp use the most barbe1 fence
", II be sure to use more. | am preparing to us,
many miles OF This fencing IN Vermont the coming
sDring, II not prevented by law preventing It, use
1 am also using large AN unt of this material II
The state of New Tia npshre. consider It the mos
| substantial of all leucing material. Wind am
storms can do it no injury. TIE posts are hell
1rmer 10 place than by any other material known
hope aud trust you, gentlemen, will wisely con
| slder this MATER and that the bill introduces
against its use may not pass. Very respectfully,
ASA I. BARRON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
BRIpogwArER, November 10. 1850.

To the General Assembly Of the State Of Yer
mont now In session I'VE. the undersigned, iar 3D.,
mers in Plymouth and vicinity, now using steel
baI bed wire fencing, take pleasure 10 fecoumeh,u
ing the same for general use IL is cOeap, durable,
anu absolute projection To crops, and has given
perfect satisfaction. That we desire no Legislation
in regard to bal bed wire fencing, or protecuoI 10
domestic animals.
CHARLES r. SMITH AND OTHERS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
n.rhsd HIr. EencIng-AgaIn.

AZ the close Of the oral testimony on the pa' .,
the remoustrants TO the bills restricting the use Oh
barbed wire fencing. before the legislative con.
mitlee on wednesday evening, NJ. Col lard placed
In the hands Of the committee the following am
wits Of gentlemen Who TESTIFY IN favor Of H. when
REINFORCE the testimony Of the gentlemen who ap'
psared in person before the committee;
BRIDGEwATER, November 10. lSsO'
We, the undersigned, farmers in Bridgewater
and vicinity intend putting up steel baTbei fence
for the following reasons: First, II ~ the eheapes
costs less Than any other fence; second, easily
transported and erected third u Insu es aos oluu
protection. That we desire no legislation IN w
matter Of protection 10 domestic animals
l.. B. MOORE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24

DIR KENNEDY.
Would have 1t understood that, while he is engaged
in the Introduction OF his medicine (Favorile Rem
edy) he st continues the p'artce OF his prots-
sion. but confines himself exclusively to OFFICE
practice. He treats all diseases OF chronic char
acter, and performs all the minor and capltai
operations of surgery.
Parties living at a distance Except in Surgical
casrs) by sending statement of their case can
be treated al home. Address 46wE
DIX. d. KENNEDY,
RONDoUT, n. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
6porleoes ubre 6abriteres.

let er en- isiueiaiosHbe ga icr Gnbctr. tom
pl unoerislt Ct iclie Buleubr, Al her %lcrueen
osn nseptnetes Sptfellt icr Suarlptrina ~ Ms
r~uesntna brusts en- fer Rasls toftbart Wstai
blot ipr al 1ips llbret Selieittt ~ bolce ale
Dele raa lin Yiles. lpah mere Cub. Der 81
tiiiert. aisr bpertsn 9ptts cler fcrhsier llbrtis
s@ii,nb's.: ! SAINTS sois "YaitHi @olo
Watdl Safes" er Ter itfe seiIti mec fclibirt
.lRsial. "a man bar ben FANNIE Sciitiiet %
famine Stprts Ter Saiprartsn sler 3rebiteslen
al ben aiminctliae pris. 6femsln9amlacen sr
meaet finiprl TN fiaet Ritsl acmrcfttcn,
ipseielt ~idbrifettt fcr bette Ctsmeo. bar 10 Vlds
Der irlie @ule. ldeeti IN pdd 5per Siet. Ctsit
ire aaar MI ialsnnem 3 ~ppitrsce Staalplltsr.
N Reiultlttt an Stribe al lcllo rlettret apn'
petition. al bcilfs ATE llhrsts frri'jell1e 1tle
bulatS 10, 81 tileanuts AZ Be men tDnpiat ar
teiesre. @ulost | eisis alsisr H itlfr9'feilai
iptt ncf nj. at 1ipe Vlaes Ter b fcri'ltltlt
SnNrartriuler o5 5er;irinser /; m inearartrtee
aasier fan bruSts. inpiti Srul ~ llo alo,lss
bar nofiet ale Scryrinser. % eS u Der en-
bel @uleoperpiaoe iilblae.
say- Settle er Den rneite llbriasie fabris
ferret al to Yiaoe iolio sub % ipetitlt o.
rauterct.
lilialas bps ale Surtlsrtr. Srers tftsr
iQultrsrsi aatalrs cS heb m 6crffEinasechls
nieniet. ~ 3m
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
yNM DAYS
lSkiidlnkey
1Esal PAD

WI pelssiif' lehi peipttptI pth laIull'bf Yrptte
ABSORPTION,
aus SMpcmms / 9turernc, Ylarem, ltrin=
C%raanfrue, q Nerpeipifemtt. Del sr en- hes
piaslts aleoiein Ipr YaIenteR. aleelts pirfipm
| iLs 1slJsr, % ben btels aur. for Be ial
liner Ieliae Sp;bemmt
Diabetes and Brights Disease,
meeene bet bslbrseer S%isnlmerte, @atitrlci.
YIare Gatarrt, p~anlttlis llrinsans. nlsrt llrtn.
49rpss Spatielis ~ Rpslmerter. Get or es
ial IN beleis BUR Tor
Spaseliee Truentimmer,
Der Bar milei Vilisfralt paa 8rgue al Sp9i,
iells. fcranlebiaet MA IN sIer anptn Waaee
Saaeanne Wsnnslisr nil finite en- fer stiislis
pse at BRUCE "Tap's aiensp Bah" briIitt ct
ct prrblt eessmiped.
hinge WdnS,
tpis Nttpsiplien. &utommslis tlfr Gneri Fl
eeelaat rla @rune AZ en- eusr aneen 6eriiprs
relic / 2 plemet. fan after peo Slslp Al bette
Rleeel faa fin iulre eipsiriifb,b tltase.
llneaaa aus 3presW eeicnsr. Der tdles int
Oh altial aaar islennsm Rapsn I; bort Slalr''
mieetl sr samnslt ~ rrspft ~ er laa biutSt,
At Gnbpsr fan !lste Dor Iae. let nil irart
mango toittors Ccftcrresnlnar | alrsts ssb'
man fan BRUCE bet uttn S.aet. es bet telbre
rtr en- @ans irr ale. 3illalSs bcs almineeltst
gpetb'ttre, eIer b ltnees pr. Yen lrtt met
Undertaking Bah S2.0O; Eae Tor Barn (ttl
Srcnins al llrin' Crsanerne) $3.50 ipeiai
(trtra) Sisrrelis $500. Der Scs. "Sper'
lsces Il Gin blep rrelit." en- xremtiuln5 al
psnne npe SpeaSeie % ~iRreeles beIeise aur'
lsnees Irit Aeresie:
TAP aioneu Dab &C., 3cltec. Chic.
Bar f~priistie Der sr mango sftsrsicrtt
"a aleelts paroilsit 8iensp Taes icr Saia
iaf ee selis. Scrlans "Gaps airusp Vac'
"a ias tnssn aners. (dus. ncp .ltbr .mdt.l
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
SHOW THIS 10 YOUR GROCER.
N0romQu0en,
ct friiiuoet useblab for Sptrmaio,

ursiptt / Xrserifsitae, Rprss,
at 8anpibat tbsolcs ariitian Slisn % Bog
trpffsr Nifciai Slltn. uetcmmsr ira III,
Suli | fort s. ipaItsi 6ormat. Slaest pil i'm
esbcies Npbeesr fra Snps o. llelanbst. peliti,
lie. Iceials "a tirtelise aibanplinser. Scrtai,
finger. Stilorinssr ira Ratursn % Sclfslipti
cip. Spsrrttslastsr,r q. 3. SSr.ni.n oil
bltps taft Wsedrbeipsr / Slaett. Ist nil co,
iaa ilabis mcptass Sieras ira Her. aantsr a
eaneet. liseiem Slaoet csiaa bar en- fat 8rsp'
itriper | Canmart.
Spsr Wranso sasr, ON 3inssrtaust tilaesl
bet. bptr l4ee Cas. oil 8laest blips lsoiasst
at Ct 6slisicnsart ION 3iaas.
Weo Ro. 4 oil mepislas "Srban Spsr.
erup'. en- sipsPilcrins al q. :. Ssrenisn.
bsftet Stano. Te Sinssrs. icm heller pl bac,
3aat9is Slcsrafi al ZEN famine Scrfatrer, far
| Sisnsn iaa ben. Softer isnet bpsr llss So
botr anetn llst $3.50 for Aaret.
@iaret tan tinsss bcs 3. anuncien Gtec.
rab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
HORSE BOOK.

ATreatise on the Horse and his diseases;
containing an "lndeI Of Diseases" which
gives the symptoms, caus and the best
treatment of each a table giving all the
principal drugs used for the horse, with the
ordinary dose, effects, and antidoet when
. poison, a table with an engraving OF thu
horses teeth at different ages, with rule,
for telling the age af the horse; a valuabl.
collection Of receipts, and much othel
valuable information by B.I. kendall, MD
Bosen sr ubfiprst meb en- bel Wanao.
ottlsoenoe Iesninssr o. Ienbes portofril
tor rs Gents. MoresSs
y. Ananoisn, DEBORAH, Sotpa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
Kendalls SPAWN Cure.


Oct bseik Wipnsl. negtnfnes rrealtt, laas
icm bet altis |. litter /, idnt girfuinsr o. al.
eslts nlidetli9i. tas ~fslatnes Bltntsbnrp.
Fra Rev. p. N. GRANGER,
prsIeoenct seleft az St. albans Difr'i.
ct. 4ltans, Ut. 2Ope Gan. 1880.
Or. Qtnraa & 50. - Z @jtnioar pia
Ttres grtp tr bet mia en- Fcrnstlt at ueidls.
al lea bar BEN qrfarina. al 8tnedlIs Spdpin
Gurt altie siptr iilfrtesbeo. xer . tatt 4
Nar Hetn N lts en- xlalte bee Ieres astnt c
btlbrsoeet btrmse en- Stit, Der par blsren lam az
Spapin. Sficr bio min Se'i lam. "a Ins Leo
ben aaa up paa @ras tlcp ben fort itb tsert.
men pa ben bro bralt I'll Arteiee, blsr ben al
ter iM. ga flsbtt en- SIaife al atnealls Sp1'
Din Cure. ca MI tr Gslitn lulbii1neia telbrsnei
for al qlmhee ~ fdn after iaals al atbete.
Teite tr mia IN @lan al bcrtent.
y. y. Granger.
Stnois sientasne Sure ere Sloncsbpro,
fem ere licmtsrtliSt. Vas fslatnee Srtpe ira
Sicuabira Wl's.: Kcr al PEE tilet Itm
ca mia Rsifarrilbee snl'er la at meeofle tn'
bcer al Slaptts saisre. at ia pto S,lElp a.
Ceres Spdpin Sure bar btltrteei min psli Ten
ite al "gent SrloIn". Jl peo iHt. brer'
l9nae Gtfsn baprt ltei az Smocmntn ; le1
tapes nun dst Ten cite wRllntetr. I min'
ers tne rae Waantetr ~iltIaeet l5 rte cctnanlsrit
Rieetl rem iisrlt. "Spdr:a," ntteens rlnnti-
fen al ben mineiis napn mfttrg 10 Malnseer.
Giitr al ia blUes brust 10 Siai'tr. par stihn
uleitaHeia ran. life IN Smads ihp % iuIe'
hrnpia ihanb III al teisrs ali aEbtttt. Ctiis
Winetl bar etrior punntt Ger anitfift bee ale
mine gatcr. 6bss. q. YIrftr.
kendalls SPAWN Cure
n dthr [ iut glrtniHser. milo. diedts nflaes'
Tia o. pca triits III AZ bsItrfn ilartl no ON
sdniit Spaah her 81 >rlptns. Scrptibntnl isth
Ben irsmtemnt REQ guar. SorlnpHinS ram'
bte. Giat cip.. oip.. bpaetEim bes WfuH llfr
tun Tur. Ttt tr BET bteft glnsmSut fem fu.
ees gsrosn "A etts Birtninasr RE | ae nlrt
pai tnbptr AaIstie. S'rlr cttr II ittrtt Sirs
aIlart. Ius 500 pr. FiatIs; q kill' 'or
81 %. Gntpsr &pc ueler lriAr III; ban
ban et itis. nil ban frlt i'lTt Gtr nt.
Or. y. Y. aeneaa s 60,
6desbUrsh Sdls, Sdngai.
. gslats bee ale arcibcitrt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
Nj. E. MeGonn,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Office over Gulliksons Hardware Store
IOWA
tiuaeer Rs bsrptb at tsiitnptsisrs for aus q
'nbcsr. hr ~iil,rxnsr aanblss. At ban bar
iaset fah 1cpSl | Tescrab. Git giass ar.
bsiee. bsnbsrsnes I'll min preisaon. usfsra
msp isrfs Nstasttsbtb.
M. T. MCCoN1r.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
StOrif esamineret
SDrbemO ber.

llnesrte9nene. Der bar neeiat hs | Ieecrab
fcm 9presncbsr. nil aliip pare til 3leneiie.
iaapd | pptn lem na eancet. Sfa bar prat.
tiieret l6 Oar / Nprse. ~ tan ~icrsptis Be bso.
tie atielisr ira eager % @nors. eiSsitets k'
israer lea 0litinaiien % ~paaiattsr Saltr "a
acppsr. 8cssl: : Deli Tor @mnon. Secit
& Cos Wpls, mslsm u. Rdlens Scttl %
ben rsn Srp.
Nccl Rrs. g.. Qaritn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
Over Baltimore.

6pcr baltimore.
aat ed t9nit paa al rals bitm. tQtr AT,
al lente gllltltfr nj S~lrtninat ca gsnntr
Wcree, Tanmarf ener @pertas.
bsr fire ha Crtrilrt nte ttnnt orrtrltat is1s,
alasis sinie, bUis nst "a fore gamptTt bo,r,
Ten mte etnion nj Elrt9bse. Siiittbto ,gr
ttesmssiBt 9ntrttatnl tdtt no1st tilbaa, .,
sniit. GianetuaUil't Yltiapstn unbaog
BEN feTmfulot GA tlrlf8tRuf, Sv,r
Rcrbtstn. FAINT mpetaaes pfb gniom6,n NJ
dmsriia al ben ncrilt z smantsprgf Tia,
Ranei, Nr traser Gmiorl icT rem. tntil B,
I see Ettelb re tTllis pJa jrgna. imam
al ttnns einits Shbt isrt apS9.
" i9las @llftid "a o. ira Gbriliauia
GbrifidHsianh, SiaDaHatr, 8eratn, 5brpn6,
bitni, ajobtnbaUn, glalme o. GoitbOra nj
lltTlapfft 4TtttT,
aay- gtrlu paa h f'antinlei1, eaps M
ialSns biaiAiit Sure.
Sgr p!btrt CplDsntHl'r bffsl tatr ulf,rp
III. Claussenius & Co,
Gen0ral Astnlr lor Btiltn.
Re. 2 Srutb etagi Strut G5ioae. N
y. annnOieu, Agent,
gteorob Soua.