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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-01-29

There is an average of one suicide per
day in this country.
: Every day in this world the births ex-
ceed the deaths by 25,O2O.
General Grant and party have engaged
| passage on steamer which will leave
! Havanah Feb. 18th.
In man weighing 154 pounds there
are l16 pounds Of water, IA pounds of
bone, and "a POUNDS of flesh and fat
The Friends Colonization Society Of
Pennsylvania, have sent agents to locate
5,0G0 acres OF land in Southern Minneso.
ia for colony.
The pianoforte was invented by Ger
man named Americus Bdckers, and was
first used in public at Covent Garden The
ater, in the year 1867.
The public are interested in an official
report on the poor laws, which shows
that there are 92,4S2 paupers in London,
an increase Of {, 1893 oyer last year.
Detective Pinkerton says, from news
received of his agent at Kansas City, he is
convicted that both the James boys are
alive, and :Jess,, so far from being shot by
George shepherd, Is really in safe hiding
| with his brother
To ascertain the length Of day and night
multiply the hour at which the sun rises
| by two; the result will he the length Of the
night. Multiply the hour at which the
sun sets by two, and the result will be the
length of the day.
1t has been many years since we have
had SO propitious time for reducing or
extinguishing mortgages. Farmers should
indulge in no unnecessary luyuries till the
fsrm is relieved Of blister nrcn 4, called
a mortgage 1t draws Ike blister
and creates many u heart.pang besides
Get the farm free, keep out Of debt, and
all will be serene.
A Russian peasant girl, ten years old,
weighing AIS pounds, is now on exhibi-
,on She is accompanied by her mother
duu iS cuRdsSu Wy OCNIsH udLuSCit WIN
pays to the mother for the girls services
$40 monthly This gigantic girl, when
when travelling, is put in baggage car
as she cannot pass through the door of q
passenger car.
An exchange says: can editors hls;-
ness is to write editorials, grind out poet
ry, sort and re-write communications
listen to all kinds Of complaints, ofisl
advice on all. subjects, from prescribing
for g baby with the collie to specie re-
sumption, keep waste basket, steal mat
ter fight other peoples matters, take beans
pumpkins and green wood when ho Cal
get them-on subscription, work elghtee'
iiiours oui OF twenty -four, siways be in
good humnr and witty, be alike tmpelvl
ous to hattes and censure, and bo criticis
ed aud damned BY every nincompool
who don't like his paper Finally I
wear oit In the service, and at last 10 hea
the pleasant plsudit, s'1is enough CON
up hiSper. -
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DIXON HOUSE

CANTON, D. T.; west end Bridge ST.; A. P. Dix
~ on, Proprietor. commodious, well-arrang-
cd hotel Reasonable charges. Good stabling.
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Opened this Week 8
LARGE STOCK OF COAkS SNANIS IIBIAS SClRF TIES ETC.
@SPECIAL BARGAINS -
Madole & Hinkey Canton
Canton, Dakota.

Negotiations are pending for the pur.
chase by the Milwaukee s. st Paul rail
road company of tract Of land in the
Oakes settlement, thirteen miles north
west of Sioux Falls, on which to establish
the next station of the road.
The coys Of Bismarck have had some
fun at the expense of frontiersmau who
came to town in search of wife. They
! daessed beardless youth in womans
clothes and actually married HIM to the
man, after which there was much drink
ing and feslivity. The married man is
now hunting for his wife.
The Springfield Times says, "By taking
the Milwaukee road at Springfield, pass
engers going east can haye q choice on
arriv ing at Canton, in Lincoln county,
which point is the junction of the Mil.
and Dakota railroads, of either going to
Sioux City and from thence east VIA the
Illinois Central or the C & NV, or Of
continuing on the Milwaukee line. This
new arrangement obviates the necessity
Of laying over night IN Yankton, and also
do,s away with the thirty mile stage ride
from there to that point.
Special dispatch to Pioneer Press 1t
now seems probable that the first railroad
to reach the Black Hills will be from
| Bismarck. The Bismarck s. Black Hills
Railroad Co. of that place, who hold a
| charter for the enterprise, made a propo-
sition to some New York capitalists, who
were anxious to build road, that they
would yield up their charter, provided the
said company would make Bismarck the
/ northern terminus, The proposition has
| been accepted and, the agent for the New
York company will be there about the
middle OF February with corps Of engi.
neers to survey the line, which will be Of
| standard guage
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HOTELS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.

lyANTON, DAKOTA. Opposite the COURT House
Soa Main st. Free bus to and from all TRAINS
Newly furnished throughout. Good stabling In
connection with the house.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-01-29

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlman Proprie-
tor, Corner Third and Douglass Streets. Favorite
resort for Commercial men. Good Sample rooms.
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REYNOLDs HOUSE,
Merchants Hotel,

RELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; near
- the East end of the Bridge Stages from Be-
oit depart from this house daily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
By O Seal s. Lucas, Auc.loneors.
gale OF REAL kSTaTE.

THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
on Pr!ntc street, between Koya and Fairfax,
Ttcnh:.y ~ctu pied by the Al34aDdria Water Co..
opposite th" Csz tie otncn If not disnosed Of
"ttriV".e sale before tn. lst Of July, it will be
sold Nj auction in front o! q Market House,
on kCysi street, on JULY 81, at II o clock m .
jeiS-td
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Faaas aAslE :..S fL1.>;a'a'

~
The DWELLIEG on King street n"sr Co.
lumhuc, occupied hg Mrs. Hhnn-h Adam.
Bath room "nd gas Rnnt 81 ocr month Bp-
py ri the y. j. cntner Of Prince and Wssh-
Ington streets. jH2l-if
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PApEH EEANGzNGs. &c.
EGE CREAM.
FOR The WARM WEATHER.
LEMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA ICE CsEn
STRkW w BERRY ICE CREAM,

LEMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA ICE CsEHM.
STRk kWBE2RY lGE CREAM,
WATER ICES.
SODA WATKR,
ICE CUSTARU
BKENGLE, Ia King street. will sell Ice
Cream ~ the ssm" rates notwithstanding the
ice famine Ee cl I'd grade his cream by the
price" but his cream would lose the good name
thst yasrs Of fair dealing have won it. He
asks that persons abroad ordering "Brengle's
Cream" from third parties will assure themselves
thst the cream sent is certainly from his es.sb
!istmfnt lie warrants his cream and does not
wish lhat inferior cream may injure its rspu
tst'nn.
Els healthful handmade cand,s, free of terra
alha or glucose, bsve ben ls.golv purchased
during tn" past season, To those who have u.ed
them ne refers for testimony OF their excellence
Cream PuG3. Tsr!s and Pastry, Csndios and
T.itT Of all kinds Pies a specially, Fruits,
Nut. Conf ctioneries. Csromals, and Sugared
Fruits. His UAEES, Black. Fruit. Pound
Jelly sud Fancy. Ornsmented and Plain. arc
sod cheaper than they can be manufactured at
home
He caters fer families end entertainments.
myl2 IF
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By O'Nesl & Lucas, Auc,ionoo,s

bG y -'eaI u Lucas, luctlOneers
EGNbhlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
4 ESTATE IN THE CITY OF ALkXAN.
DHIA FtRGiHIA.-3y order OF the owners
we viii oiter ior ts!e st publ auction in front
o: tie Marfet hulding on Royal street, on
NHI i EpAY. July d, 1880, st II n, in the
CITY Il Alexandria, Virgins:
l. * len hM ENT and LOT OF GROUND
On the south side of Princess street, between
""shng.on and Columbus straets, in front q
Ie.t ~ Inches more or less, and in depth o feet
inches, more or less.
a TEN len! and LOT OF GROuND
on the cast side Of WASHINGTON street, between
Wytno and hadison streets, in front Is feet
aud III depth !CO feet
Two TEH EMENTS AND LOTS OF
HHOU Z U On the east side Of = nftcen feet ellev,
Tunnrg IRON Queen 20 Princess streets, one OF
"hicE i"t, Of ground fronts &C fact on said a!ev,
NO Is in Geptr 40 feet, more or less ; and ho
.-AeT iront5 Il eet said aIley, and Is in dep.h
~ ireL, more or les, and has rs sppurt"n- n &c
t"e FZAt OF Wy over an alley thTe feet wide on
lhe Hotth. A-ii OF the said property ls a part OF
IN" real csta:e OF which James McCrscken died
sez'd ''N
Ieims of Sale: One third c.,h, and the rasi.
"Ne IN TWO tqua! payments a. three and SIX
'h"ht"S rom the day o! sale with interest, to bs
secured by lien on the properly
Jt-t-:s rNEAL LUCAS.
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"A AES"FHseN SALES

'{NHu@IEE9 5ALb OF Valiant
= LAND NEAR OCCCQUAN VIIIhGr =
H7 v1-tue of deed Of trus. from George SeIoc.
man "nd wife, dated the 18th dsy Of Fabrn"r1
-, recorded amon the land records n Fa;y
tx cou.tY hba7 7, 90 4 page 263, and for
!.rro'e therein mentioned. the undersipoe1 viii
&" h9 IH1nG anctIoa st Fairfax Coufl Hnusn
q. Ii, y u :, l., the 2lst day of June 1886 in =
-t>.AC' Of ia Nj conveyed in said decd ~
tr.!, except 1t portion conveyed bv Gooroa
,'e."cm"n aAd w,te to Redmnn Seecman Said
'4oi contains ;22 acres, and will he sold in lois
HA. d's'gn"!ed rs lots Nos l, 2 and 3.
No. | cont"lns 81 acres one third in t;nobo-
with comtori able HOUSE.
10. %-i"2 acres. with good HOUSE and
Darn; on" third cleared
10. 10 acres, aud known As the HOWE
II.:.Cl ms comfortable HOUSE and harm
Terms OF sale: 30 much of the nurrhaso
money IL cHsh IS will pay expenses cf sale; also
IL" sum OF one thousand dollars with intaros,
'""feon from the 18Th day Of February. 1S-S
"h.I, tho day OF ssie. Selling 20 trustee sh,Ii
convey such title as. is vestot in me, which |
a".Icv" 20 be GOOD
my2l-d WM. +. HALEY, Trustoo
ESe, lhe above sale ms been post nou.t until
MON Dh !, the l9th day of July, 1880 1T the
sam" hour ard place ic;2.,J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

DUYD'S BaTTkkIGo.-We Gsye just re-
. caivsd another supply of Boyd's Batteries.
We have sold CREST number of the above and
bave been informed by purchasers that they
have derived great benefit Price 80 cents. No
charge for postage.
MIA ES JEAnBEATER s. BRO.
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japanese psrssols are very fashionable. The
Yeddo shade is fat and made 10 about sixteen
pieces; it is lIneo, but the liuiug is against the
outside, so that the frame shows, The mount
lug is very elegant when made of giIded steel,
aud produces very good effect. The haude
is short aad thick. Sometimes there is bou-
quet on the ring which closes the shade. and
sometimes there is one on gore Of the shade :;
on the inside is painted Japanese figure with
lao.
Fer evening Wear, as well as for boupets,
large hJwers are the style. MarshmslloWs in
nany shades arc arranged 10 large punches and
placid On different paris of the skirts and in the
hail. Very largo psnsles are also used, their
purple aod yellow tlnts corresponding we'll With
the fashionable colors-gold and heliotrops.
Skirts are sill drawn as much back as ever.
Very small pufhugs are over the hips and rather
larger oues are 10 the back, on the lower part
OF the skirt and bust. All walking dresses arc
short or jus: clear the ground. Pcttioosts are
trimmed with pleated dourcss, which are not
s!archcd; even those on the tralcs fer cvsp:ng
drtsses are left unstiffoned.
SmNl! lace caps with beads, iuterulixed or
wholly covered with jet, are worn more than
ever. Last year they consisted Of plain collar
made OF b'ads; they are now kind of tule
garment completely covered With jet work and
frioge. This is convenient aod becoming
styr, and Gao be worn with tho plainest WaSls.
Belts for the front of basQucs are so broad
that when they are meant TO be smooth and
straieh, they ere sliffcued by whalebones and
are ornameuted with two rows of buttons, five
10 each row. Nevertheless the sOf, SSH belts,
with tasscled euds and csrelessly tied. are moro
popular.
Those who have the old time shoulder capes
Of embroidered muslin, Worn by mothers or
grandmothers. may deem themselves fDriuoate,
as their cx ct c)unscrparts arc now produced as
amcng the su MINER novelties.
A new trimming for seaside and country hats
is shown in shape of a full wreath OF pa!y-
grasses. 1t is net aft ctad by salt air or q hat
uess, end is ut onos durable and 81
gar0lture. .tts costinp
Very thicklv woven black siLbly woro with
from 81 t. $3.50, are foshe cool and pleas
plain sumner loettes, hid are suitable with
ant to wear, setv csabl
dresses ol any ooi9c5ags are of black satin ex
Handsome 5siuted 10 q ,ral designs. When
qolslte'y h2Fthey have the owoer's monogram
msue 10 Che design.
as pax * skirts arc much worn With .cket waists.
1ell as q great variety of silk and woolen
raped skirts 10 fancy designs. Satin is also
sad Tor this purpose.
Lise thread gloves 10 reality cost more than
i'd ones, but it is luxury to pull 90 the thin
biugs 10 second, and it is stylish to have
'rown hands OF this season.
Such pretty title colored bordered handker
hiets as they ere. Why must on sigh aud re
member tho destructive w4shtub?
Tea gowns are the fashionable Eoglish house
lress for afternoon wear.
Collars for children are still mado very large,
,overing the shoulders.
Bodces of velvet or brccaGe are worn With
10Y skirt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
IN HOUSE.
We have opened at No. 22 ROYAL ST. An
Auction and Commission House.
chsndise and household goods on consignment
OF purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage to per-
sons who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to US. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance to the Market on Royal ST.,
goods can be exposed every morning at public
auction, when the best prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find it to their advantage to give US call.
We will attend to auctioneering at public sales
Of property and respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. ONEAL & LUCAS.
ss> Auction goods constantly on hand and for
ssle nov 5-tf
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pLACB GOODS l. SPhCIALTY-Dur
IF stock of Black Goods is complete snd our
sales havr been large. We sell good goods IL
low prices.
myll y T RRASHEAR
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Fashionable FancieS

Special contracts will be made with yearly &C
vertisers.
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gBHILIP B. 6COE,
NO. 2 PRINCE STRERT
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERVI.
Dealer in ali kinds Of
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTER
Agent Of the
LIVERPOOL & LONDON 8 GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
fab 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

AN ASTONISHING BABY.-A San Fra5cisco
reporter, finding mild and peaceful lookiog
section of Twentieth street, which, entirely out
of the line and irhucnc, of its fellows, seemed
less iucandlsry in character. knocked at the
right uumber, aud was admitted to the view of
the smallest sample of the genus homo he ever
beheld. 1t was lost at the time in a set of ordi.
nary baby clothes, the mother, delicate lock-
iug woman of eighteen, finding it 10 a rather
large wrinkle Of the 1anoe 1t was twelve days
Of age aud uamed Albert, wheuce tic reporter
gathered that it was boy. Though perfectly
| formed, ss babies 90, it was all head, like a
prarie dog, and the head was tho tiniesi aud
pret,iast little head that ever mother smiled
over.
The eyes were large enough to be decidedly
| blue, the pose was as different from the usual
pebeiau wart which bubies affect as could be
imagined, being we'll defined, aud tie little
mouth resembed closely properly planted
| bullet hole from twenty Two revolver. A foe
head of hair de6oed the little grape shot
Uranium, aud peuitude Of wrinkles all over
| he forehead gave an appearance OF gravity and
knoglndge Of the world to The new citiz,n tar
bsyond its days. The proud little mother asked
the reporter If he would like to s1e its tootsy
wootseys. and being politely informed that il
thero was anything reporter did like it wa:
tootsy woot.eys, raised several acres Of drspery
and exhibited two tiny feet, tut nothing Of tht
tootsy variety.
They were 30 small that both occupied will
ease Al ordinary baby shoe, and escn demanded
8 dolls pedsl garment for d neat fit The hands
though completely finished with finger nails
looked precisely like those of u baby monkey il
sizs The reporter observed that albert had nj
teeth, and could not talk with any great degre
of intelligibility, though the mother appehrer
unconscious of these defects, saying that bot
testh aud talk would come in time. When born
| j! weighed about twelve ouLces svoirdupoii
Three days af erwsrd, after it had much il
creased in siza, it we ghed one pound.
The father and mother are Mr.. aud Mr.!
William Ssngey, Tas father is painter b
trade and young n-;,, IN thinks just ss high
, ! ly if not more su, III: son as if he weighe
fifty pounds Albert at present is lively whs
awake and very hungry and very sleepy.
gereral these being the only prominent qualltit
of his temrersme2t rs yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
E5ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIR
A.S FAX COUNTY VA

y E5ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIR
A-S FAX COUNTY, VA.
IN pursuance of orders Of tho District Court of
tie United St.tts for the Esatoru District Of
Hlrslns, entered in the mattc7 Of John Powell,
bankrupt, the undeIsGhed, as nssignoes, will
pfocecd to resell Vt public slic.ion, ut Fairfny
Court House, on the NINETGENTH DAY
tF j uhf, 1850 Court day. st about twelve
oc ock m, yEAET Of LAND. belonging to
Inc est>tc OF said bankrupt stus cd on Difficult
Kun, near DraEesvln in Fairfax county, W.
and con;slnng shou: NlNGrY ACRES OF
ia y, with GRiS / and FLOUR MILL and
other improvements theracn.
ihc AsilEn"os h1jng also auLhO-iz iz3d TO sell
s"C property ~ private s4lN parties desiring 80
purchase nay sppiy t. .. ". Hunt at Fairf4x
q. IL. ,r 10 John 5. FuWlo7 at Alaxsn1ria II
not sci ~ private sale prior to Juiy l9:h, the
prooofLy will be aold al public auction, Us above
STATED
Toms: Seven hundred and twenty dollars
'sh VII ba repaired on the day OF sale, and the
r9alduc N three equal instruments 1T one !wo
ana three years tbs purCh h.scr to give bonds
with approved security, bearing interest from
day OF sso, for the deferred payne is, An the
t't.e 10 be rat.iuei until the whole purchase
money is paid
o. w. HUNT. .
JOHN .. FOWLER, AS''eNccS'
ic12lw.s
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FA.eSG g-shGgEe&:

- VI ErSE-@tsE*
II OSI GRf-UVer 100 new pat:orDs. showing z
- the largest and bH3t selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SHIRTS--h fail assortment also he
new pstterns Of Coi!srs end Cuff.
KID GLOVES, LhCGS, GIB2ONS and
SCARFS.
Sp.cisl attention paid TO GBNTLEMEWS
NkGh w EAR. Constantly receiving all the
ncwesi designs otlerad t. first cless city trade
GNEHA NTOWN and SANJGl WOOL
and T&PIyR WOESTHD
SU MMHR UEDENW EAR for lsdios gents
misses, boys and infants; lsr&c assortment: !:
prices 2lC 10 S3.
CNR6 HTS csn b seen At Soc 75c, 81. 81 ?5
81 50 AID s. per pair; sGvorai new makes IL
Corsets added To stock; ladies are Invited 10 ex-
anime sans
BuTrOHS, Braids. Psr&so's, Snool Silks,
Towels Napkins, no1rcr Knitting Cotton. Pias
needlos, Comts, Belts, Suspandera. Thread
Gloves, Soap, ;erfumery sni 1. new select or of
Jewelry.
Gpl7 G. III. ADAMS. % King st
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ZINE TUILBT SOAPS--Lettuce. Cash
q mere Bouquet, Glycerine, Honey. Elder
Flower, Turtle Oil, Vsseline, Austrian Bath
and Olive CASTLE, just reeived in every variety
of style and price. oo
my3l Druggists, Nos 70 s. l52 King ST..
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COMMIsSIeN MERCHANTS.
NEAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr,
(Lste of J. T. Beckham s. Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AED
FEED DEALER.
Agent for
j. B. FICkLEN s. SONS
CELEBRATED
BRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR
II North Union street.
NH Is Alexandra. Virginia.
w a. JOHNSON s. CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL MMlSSlON MERCHANTS,
And Deslers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, Xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHlSKIES; also BAK-
ER'S and tn ON PSON'S PURE BYE
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
of the trsds.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consgnments of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee th
highest market prices and prompt returns.
North hesst corner Ct Cameron and Royal sts.,
AleIsndris, VS.. oct %
ETARMON G. SMJTH
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28
6armen. 9uiet % 9auea.

Sait om a.-6n
S%noisneer III "6biea9c Times" no.
taler fg laalebes ON bette 6mne.
Seq oil Der sipe liot iii Ssrlts ON
min 6r'arinM bpao Salt / Srugi.
% aleffenbapen angaar. unae Srust.
tlRer fan man fla I'll AZ pore cs
tripes. bpor Be aamle er plsuebe,
blet peo AZ tre no IN Vtnt Salt,
bpcr be fll NANTES. 6fter at lea
bar iat SrRsrne. pebbliper leg bpsrt
Mar meo al FIRE omtrtna bpert AZ
Dem enVintS alt. ! Sanplerb plants,
teps ie925lrasr bpert aarl 7Adr efter
bperanors, ~ al piSle bclbt elret
fg fun / ct, ~ bet ltco mto forte,
ule @rene otter 9 IarS Sprlet.
Saa ltrfeps ie9 III I 0aarsS Ell
Yint Salt cmfrln1 BET, oa bet enc
rifle ~ ii9rfe Club fem frem eftsr
Bet anpst. Wen aQerebe t~iblilere
bappe lea lart, bpap Setpbnin9 Sal,
tst bapbe for 8Rrten, % oa les
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-28

l~,iun,nos Mnist ubbreb bun "Nu, 8no psfsns fiis p,ne.
siloe SoIt, Der piI bare @RaIf," % lob eerpaa ue.
Stror sfter fom bun tilbaae msb en- flor StaaI mtb ben
beiliofts irite Mrlt, man plbe nphe. % ba pI. siter of taps
bruftst opatiet al Den. rofe BEN, raabts bun "Rd Sub Del.
lNne Gem for inile 5oi Sc sr rel, Der sr Sngen iom tror.
buab @Ieee BET rr al trehs paa inile GALL icm matter 3orR."
uoenior sar @rrsi,t paabt Of SusOsu, Colin finnsos.
o. S~uopsrlcrne bintsee iom Siamauter rnnet ON Of. Oct
par ben pnbiGis Morscn. fulb al 6rif5so i Scmuersns beo.
is 6plbe.
8amle Gnomuno par nlrtbe ifSrb meo at brpbs op.
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ics ltror s~itnitnot, en- ura 8onos fra 9ano po Haon Sobn
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fun uosct maar,r,. Sans Bone. Dor 8rrtinos. Der panbrsbs
no Iaulmen MIC En- Nanb. par berimoo lite at fitnes isisu;
laa aammd % aHrlois par bun bleptn. hbtn ie iaa bsnbt.
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mee ben, ehtrot ri pare aaasoe til Spile.
Suit lom nj ifuos til at bragg affse. tos Baufdbt samIs
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piosre."
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bar On iufls laast uofts @omipIe Ill at rdt paa?~
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