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It is stated that new applications fol

1t is stated that new applications for
pensions are pouring into the interior
department at the rate of 1000 per
month. Where they come from is a
mystery. Some 100000 pensioners are
now on the rolls, and over 100000
claims are pending, and these numbers
indicate that nearly one-half the men
enlisted in the Union army were either
killed, wounded, or disabled by disease
while in the service. 1t is certainly an
extraordinary fact that, after lapse Of
fifteen years, some 233 persons should
daily discover that they are entitled to
relief from the government.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

Hon. E. B. Washburne announces that
he is not, and under no circumstances
will be, a candidate for the Presidency ;
and that the friend who wrote that he
is a candidate for Governor of Illinois
was more jealous than wise. Mr.. Wash
burne's unqualified withdrawal material
ly simpli6es the presidential contest.
After Grant, Blaine, and Sherman, he
has been the man most talked of, and
hereafter, whatever counts against either
of these three men will count in Mr.. Ed
mund's favor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

A NEW SwINDLING DoDGE.-An in
genious method of swindling unsuspi-
cious farmers on pretence of collecting
statistics for the census is thus described
A gentlemanly looking fellow drives up
with blanks for statistics of the farm
bushels of wheel, number of cattle, acres
under cultivation, etc. Between the
table and the foot of the page where
the farmer signs his name attesting the
statement, is blank space, whose ex-
istence is accounted for as affording
room for miscellaneous information. In
month or so the farmer receives notice
from neighboring bank that his note
for $3.50 is due He knows nothing of
the note, but investigation shows that
the ''census-taker" has filled in the blank
with a promise to pay, which, being in
the hands of an innocent, holder, must
be paid by the unlucky dupe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23
returns.

A St. Petersburg dispatch says an
abOrtive attempt has been made to kill
the imperial family by laying mine in
the winter palace. Five soldiers were
killed and 30 wounded. The mine was
laid under the guard-room of the palace,
which is Immediately under the dining
hall. Owing to an accidental delay the
imperial family had not entered the lat
ter at the usual time. The explosion
made hole in the floor of the dining
hall 10 feet long and six wide.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

THE NATIONAL CoNvENTIoNs.-The
Republican national convention will
consist of seven hundred and fifty-six
delegates, and majority only is requir-
ed to nominate. Two delegates are
allowed for each representative and al
lowed for each representative and senator
in congress and two from each territory
and the District of Columbia. There
are two hundred and ninety-three repre-
senatives. seventy-six senators. eight
territories and the district, and that num-
der doubled makes seven hundred and
fifty-slx. The Democrat national con-
vention consists of only seven hundred
and thirty-eight delegates who are en-
titled to vote, the District of Columbia
delegates and those from territories be-
ing merely honorary members. The
rule now in force IN holding Democratic
conventions requires two-thirds vote
to nominate, but it will be within the
power of the convention to abolish it
and substitute the majority rule if ii
sees fit. In the Republican convention
it will require three hundred and sew
enty-nine votes to nominate, while in the
Democratic-unless the rule shall be
changed - it will require four hundred
and ninety-two.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN.

VIM B. Washburne, Republican, was
elected to Congress in November. 1878,
in the Third Congressional District of
Minnesota, by majority of 30l2 votes
over notorious politician named Dom
nelly, Greenback Granger, whom
portion of the Democrats voted for be-
cause they had no hope of electing man
of their own party, SO decidedly Repub-
lican is the district. At the time there
was no complain that the election was
not fair one. Mr.. Washburne, a
younger brother of Hon. E. B. Wash
burne and ex-Gov. Washburne of Maine,
is popular and successful business man
who, as the Republican candidate, call
ed out more than party vote in his
own section. In the course of few
months Donnelly, who is a man who
has been in all parties and has been
cast out by all, announced purpose to
contest the election on the ground of
bribery and intimidation. He carried
his case to Washington, and has been
heard by subcommittee of the Com
mittee on Elections. That committee
had several mootipge and listened to ex-
tended arguments, but the contestant
has not succeeded in establishing a sim
gle one of these charges by the evidence
submitted. And now it is understood
that the Democratic members of the sub
committee, without consulting their Re-
publican associates, have voted to report
in favor of unseating Mr.. Washburne.
1t is needless to add that there is not
the slightest ground for this action.
The Republican majority is not greater
than the average party majority the past
ten years when the Democrats have nom-
mated strong party man to contest
the district. What, then, is the motive
which leads the members of this com.
] mittee to propose to unseat member
D backed by over 5000 majority? There
5 can be but one, and that is to get con
? troll of the vote of Minnesota in the
: House in the expectation that the choice
f of President will be thrown into tina
body. This can easiest be done by re
I moving a member in Minnesota, which
f will give the Democrats two of delega
f ton of three in a State which will Civ
: the Republican candidate for Presiden
! 10000 majority in 1880 Thus doe
II the House majority, which was secures
a by the grossest election frauds in si
e States, propose to secure the vote of de
i cided Republican States like Minnesota
D. The country will watch this case wit
i the deepest interest when it comes up i
v the House. If the majority in that bod
E. shall vote to unseat Mr.. Washburne, In
,e telligent men will come to the conclt
Y. sion that the Democratic managers al
r preparing to carry the next PRESIDENT;
e. election by such outrages as that col
at templated by the subcommittee in til
% case of Mr.. Washburne-BoSton Jou
" nai
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

Our inquiries in regard to the prefer
ences of our readers for presidential can
didates bring great variety of answers.
One letter from a respected clergyman.
formerly Of this county, says: 81 want
a man who represents the republicanism
of Lincoln and Grant. We have had
enough Of the milk and water variety.
My choice has been Blaine, but the dis
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23
TIE MISSING RErURNs.-Tbe missing

THE MIssING RETURNS missing
county returns of the last September
election we're found Monday in the cham
Der recently occupied by Governor Gar
celou at Augusta, Maine, and, with other
papers. are in the possession of the in
vestigating committee. who will give
them special attention. These papers,
IL is said, implicate several prominent
gentlemen in changing and substituting
returns.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

Hon. Frederick Billings has recently
remarked to a friend that he has so
much to do this year he cannot think of
being candidate for governor of Yer
mont. That leaves the field apparently
clear for Col. Roswell Farnham of Brad
ford, DIR. George Nichols of Mortified.
Col. John B. Mead of Randolph, Hons
E. P. Walton and Charles Dewey of
Montpelier. Gen. W. W. Grout of Bar
ton. and four or five hundred in Brattle
boro.-Messenger.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23
WASHINGTON LETTER.
PEoIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MoNIToR.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1880.

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE MoN1roR.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1880.
The Democrats are moving slowly in
their purpose of unseating Republican
senators and members honestly elected,
but nevertheless they are approaching
their object Whether they will dare to
unseat Senator Logan, and Representa-
tives Washburn and Orth before the
next election is doubtful. If they get
the two Republican seats they get con-
troll of two states in the House, and
majority of all the state delegations, for
use in case the election of President
should 90 into the House. The unseat-
ing of Washburn would be an outrage
as great as that which the fusion party
tried in Maine.
Speaking of Maine reminds me that
there are private dispatches from that
State showing that evidence is forth
coming, which will convict the Demo-
cratic thieves of having forged and
changed returns and ballots to give
them chance to prove their contemplate
ed theft a plausible one. Those who
know the facts think that the peniten-
tiary will hold some of the fusionists
before long.
A National Blaine Club was formed
here the other day, differed and COM
posed in large part of Members of Con,
gress and other we'll known public men
The President is Hon. Hiram Price
Member of Congress from Iowa, its Elk
ecutive Committee is composed of such
men as William E. Chandler, John H
Rich and John L. French, who was
Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate before
the Brigadiers came into power. Mr.
Blaine's friends say they propose tt
keep open rooms until his nomination il
June"
The great dinner given to United
States Senators in New York, the othe
day, is said to have been for the pur
pose of reconciling the differences be
tween the friends of Senators Blaine ant
r Conkling, and bring these two able lead
| ers together in amicable relations. |
is now we'll known that many of tn
t friends of Mr.. Conkling are in favor Q
e Mr.. Blaine for President, and that
: General Grant were not in the field h
r would have their solid support.
e The Senate Committee on election
: are forced to report that they can fin
g no case against Senator Ingalls,. The
e are not entitled to credit for this.
t Kansas could be expected to send
: Democratic Senator in his place, /
b would be unseated at once. Democrat
! honesty is gagged by Democratic int
e ests.
It The House rules have not yet bee
IS completed, and we cannot guess whe
d the House will be ready to 60 on vii
K the business of the session. When The
e. do they will Immediately run again
4. snags, and that is what ails them.
h LOGAN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

different manufactures con6ne them
selves strictly to the highest grade of
each, refusing in all cases to make an
inferior quality.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23
Fees Doctors.

The fec Of doctors is item that very many persons
are interested in just at present. We believe the
schedule for visits IS $500, which would tax man
confined 10 his bed for year. and IN need of daily
visit. $1,000 year for medical attendance alone
And single bottle Of Hop Bitters taken time
would save the 81 900 and all the years sickness
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23
A Household Need.

book the Liver, diseases and their treatment
sent Free. Including treaties upon Liver complaints.
torpid liver jaundice biousness. headache. constipa-
tion dyspepsia malaria &C., address DR.. Sanford 1862
Broadway, New York City, New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

'THE Best Couch MEDICINE in the World" The
Old Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam. Cutler Bros. 4
Co., Boston. Small reduced to 35c; Large, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
Niieu n.

Npoob &ban bar bog lite ueret iaO
itert, Tom ban ielp % Nnbrs tantt'
ila. ga General &obsrts uaasoe frsm
til Ganbabar, bar bet lite en- iaa Jpn
berlis panlisIis Sag at iase BAN paa
6lustsn. 81 &anonsr blsp siort til
Bptte.
Der m.loss Of ABE Ssptsmbsr | en-
8sleerafespsid, til 9onbon fra San
oabar 8susral 8obsrts bsapubte III
Mnsrsb paa Mpoob &bans 8ropps'
itprte ri. 9 iipiis Snspas Worsen.
5erlt maatie en- 9anosbp 200 yarcs
ira ben maelite YOhtiou i%nbtasss.
D.tte git fOrbOIpsois let Tor fig. %
be ,nselite trooper git paa mso Ba'
pcnett,n m,o en- 4pit ubsn 3iss. 81.
enb.n maatte tuss tilbsns % efterl0o
| Stifteu 81 8cnoner. Snart sfier
naasoe man frsm til @poOb &bans
9sir, % peo Miooasstiosr par ben /
GnsIanosrnes Sic. 30 en8tlife Col.
batter bleu l%aar.ps, IL Snbieote brGb.
tes, % y iaarebss. Mnsrebst paa
Qsiren lpnes at bore ct aloslss uoen.
tet. Oer p~aafaass, at Mboob &ban
bar mproet paa en- iiienois Waaos
fere Sanger.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

en- bel YamHst ON osuns Gag %
Il oeo after bsnlscst Spmorfiombeoen
paa bette Sorstaasnrs. Giter bans
Ylan bar bet bebit at Ieeoe kanaIen
msusm &isl % Brounsti tel msb en-
Brebee oso Spuflansn Of 164 Sob,
pso Bunoen sc Sob os msb en- 9pb,
be paa op,r 81 Sob, bptl,st piloe purt
til'traiislis for De iierfte Stlbe. u
iaaeont &rbsios bible eitsr Or. 9abI,
itrems Bsrssuinssr 'Omms III of foit,
lite fuloi l9WRiQonsr Dollars, Of bpilter
Gum Den tpbits Nsaleriue ea ltulos
blorass en- Ssmtsoel, bet &priee ltaf
Tss tilpsie alennsm priuat Ntiistssnins
8lsnnsm Srsiuno, mtlsm SisQant
os Spsriae. paeiersr MI. ~paafioass Der
aarlig SO 673 Siibe, oerai 300 Damp
Iibs; Om blot Of bisis "A. 500 ri
BRUCE ben poat0ntte &anal, bpilfst
for Seiiliibe oil pere en- Binoina a
4 0ass % for 9ampitibs so 5imer
oil en- liosn Night pr. Son siue sr
GOD 8snts Of ben onbraete &apital
Sr. DabIftrem bar ulsreos forstaes
Be iorslebiss unbsriessIisr, o. Boriu
ssrne lan9s ben poat9ntte 9inis ba,
siust sunitise 8siuItutsr. Ssiaa Sp
neutrality-suspicious. antases at pill
bIipe iarbiss til Seiisn, % YInnsr o.
Bsrssnlnser oil ea bIius iorslasts 8s
9lsrinaen.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
ERIN! OF SUBSCRIPTION $llo PER IESuM.

mans Meue ior $500 % Dos 3. 81.
len Tor hsuimob It Yar Sunoreoe
Dollars. bpiIfst &ompanist LOB uobe
tale ct Yur Tigers Bib siter, omsnp.
flent be Staosliot, iit. iuuce iorbr,
Roget, fersuo sftsr 3 Waaneoers ssor.
lob. 3. Siien bar ct npt fort que
nuosr SpisrsIie, iom oil blip, en- Yrpo
Tor Ssttlemsnter.
Oa III Scitual8st mariner iis, bur.
De gnbur mcoe frem tbi Der pil
u%iitnot bliue fi9mpet pnrmt ira ole
Siesr. Oct par snl'slist, of Der blsp
en- mere a~lmintslis Stit bIanbt 9anos.
mano at bolcs Nuiler; tbi e.rpeo
funoe Gnbpsr iette iis bsors ind / b,
politlfs % ioeials SOrbolo, END iom
SilieIoet sr nu. Ost ,r fun en- libsn
Brptoel al ben npriie B,ioltnins, ION
boloer MOiler. % bsrfor fan be heller
alerls opslere i'm essn Weuins %
lGtts iis inc ! 6orbolosne iaalsbss ION
en- soo Burger butbs % iiulos siere.
men maa lptte til Nnorss Weninaer
OerIor, 9oneSm9nbl oirs en- Dol
lar slsr TO til en- Nuis, be Ysnes q
eoot anoeuot. gu timber bsri meg,
upttist 9GisitOf, lissiOm oslaa abitil
list for Woro. Oins Bern, lom oft
ipnss, at ller Senoassn sr lang biem
NE peo Sulst. piloe inoe iis mere til
treble % bslsrs iurorlps &losn / III
6amilistrsbs snb at lcss minere eapu
Ii9t Sslltab upsufor, bpis ou bapo
rlselist 9Glsltoi at aius benz.
Stg baabsr, at Sc sr iaa COB q
eius cisie 9inisr Ylaos / 0er,s ersb
Blao, lom iss ipnss meet soot ON
% eritsr en- itor u~rbrsbslis. r.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
SOpSinscn Onrap

par feot / SaosoaIsn / Nsip Merieo,
buor bans lite. Stamms osnsans plsit.
be at cpboloe zig LANCE 5iosr 90 Son.
gen. Ser traf De imiblsrtio iammen
msb Observation-Disclosures, % Suraps
6aoer incslt &st,tab msb en- 8pinns
af bette Soil. Sc bapoe iaa me9et
Smsans meb Wuitausrns. at abitlui.
&c bsepnote at tiltsns FIG bette Sole.
flags Stltts, % oa Suraps Saoer %
bans tlltommenbe Rome Dor blspns
enias ON. at be i'ulbe siits iis. ait be
meo bueranbre ben I'll Den lille 8irfe
/ 9~anrsbpsn peb 8sb Hipr erosiins
% bIsp ngt.pisoe at Yreitsn Der. 90.
iaa ba Surap bar iebt. tos De BAN
ben til ben iamme faiboIiie &irfs os
Loo bam Der oebe.
Surap bapos 3 Brsbre % . Sc.
tire, ale De fsrite er bpbe. Ssltrens
lepsr at bisie sr ben enc gift mso
Sepblnssn Sobnion / Bbite Giuer
Stammsn % uom9rfspe iis iGrlsoss
ueo fin usnlise % barmbiertiss Sp.
treoen mob Wsctafamilisn % Mrs.
Yrice, msoens be mar | S%noiausrnss
Yolb.
Sfisnt Surap bar bebt | ben Ia.
tbollis &irie bsiienete ban fs BOG lite
I'll benus Gro. men bolot fat peo
ulsrnss Sub. 3 be iloite % Nar lie.
ueos ban ct bebagslist 2lp paa lin
300 Mcrss Sarm, bpOraf 100 @cres
er opoprfst iom en- Sape. Der gap ham
al Slass @rsos % 8%rsnias,r. Sans
sfisrIspsnbs Rome @bopsla er bans on.
Den.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
Hobert Sergb's
= aar=& q u ).
SecRe Iiiccel mob Zfalbetbeb
% Saarets 2~1ffalcen.

BeeRe Haiebel mob Zfalbetbee
% Saarets Mffalcen.
Spor Der IT Qaartoo brlnsss Den til
at lpirs. Manss Nnbsialinssr % bur.
tist SaIe ialsr for bsls 8eobeo. Yrsp
ostl S9Isss ira Solberns Drugstore.
Robert Bergh,
Hotlt B1armaeeut.
llr,nbpss Srbres eIpsNerss burtislt
mullst
Nobsrt Brrsbs Saaruano anbsfalss
lom Ct uom6rtst Wtiootl Ill at brin9t
Saarst til at pore. y u Berg.
Stcorab ben 6te Sept. 1880.
Otter at bare bru9t Ssrsbs Sdarcane |
cmlrtnt 3 Waaneptr. MI lts berpse btciene. At
BET bar lrembrast eaar. r~tstionct Tie lla tat
fcm bel par fsr, mtn ecs ila meast iss soet
fan IL. al les rte l9nssre Sras nil tlips Seet
icTlene. mte paar, brprpda lss pl aHttiale
bans eaarpanp nj aas. lem sni.sr At laa
Saar ialen.
StsoTab IS 5ani 1880. Scsu y Sabl.
Seq bar brust 8obut 8tras 0aar.
paano meo mteet aoot 8slultat %
anbtialer bet psrfor paa BET S,ofie.
9teorab BABE Musut 1850 /.
Sobnlon.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
(Snoisnbt }
Gil Sucrucielie.

Hens gbers Spebsl-Ost e
en- bsflenot Gag. at mango Hnrmer
lite renter I'm 2usoe tilbsrliat, iaa Der
er fulo al Sresire. Seflss % anbs
usrGsfte. ia Der iinbts Sarmsrs, ION
9aar ioa piet. at. naar be rsnltr Spe
ben. snboe beSefter bet fine Solo
Sauninsmeuen, for at alt bette llsres.
fro ital bllpe / Speben, bsrusb iror BE-
at iunns pinoe ~bstposlist paa Iestsn
% feIsslil tiene osrpaa. Sstte sr
imiblsrilo en- 5tiltasslis; thi for bet
6erite iaar Be en- minors Yris ene
for rem Susbe. % for oct Nnost, iaa
bar eenne Srsmsanssmaaos tpunsst
Spsoeoptlebsrns Ill at tase Sperp9ai
al et plit initial Yuub pr. 8uibdI.
Osraf fommer Oct altiaa. at man faar
{. gI. 80 Sta. for 81 Yuno iitebst for
80 ets. pr. Buibsl. Wan berer ofie.
al Sarmerne fIaaer bitisrt opsr bette,
bporimoo Sptlsbsrne Tiger, at be riaa
rsnls Zig 3peee opsr i8ien, fsrsnb Der
tan ieI9ss. % at bet piIes lpare Dem
uesst Brpo,ri % gsfoiinins, ON Sar.
merne rsHlsoe lin Sueos isIp. Sc tSar.
mere, ION brinssr IND oenne Slaas
Susoe. gier Bet / cen Sormenins. at
be tiener oerpaa men iee tror, at be
eeri tassr Sell Der iinoss mango 6ar.
mere. lom bar lol9t Spsoe | 0scorab
/ De iiblts 25 Nar % aloris bar no.
gen Sptleber f%Orlanet, al De ltulos
gius mere emo 60 Yuno for en- Bulbsl
% eertiIm,o bar be aItip faa,i
Yris. Sinsen ,r ben, at naar
Wit tommsr til Mlt, bar man aliie
af at briR9e i'm Susos pslrsn.
Jet til Warfeoet Oct, lom rsnlcs ue
If Speosn. Dsisr lite iaa msaet, lom
man Ruloe tro. % bet bar bssubsn
paa 6armen. ba bet fan lpiies
II pens, Spin olp. Rnar man oeri.
mob brins,r BET til Wartsbst, faar
nan inesn Sing for Oct. ba iaa mar.
,s Yuno mere rssnes til paa bpsr
% Yriisn blipsr minore
Sarmsrsn er alilaa ben, lom Der ia.
Ter melt, itient bet heller life fan bare
aa flor 6Orosl for 2psesoptlsbune.
mi Dc lite ssentIi8 fan iisss at tabs
lo8et bsruso. oa be betlnger is iaa
mango Here Yunb til paa bpsr Bnibsl,
t &c er omtrent ifabssleie.
ga osnns YraIis bar per.t brepet
Ia msast, fan pisie Bsm9rtnineu I
he aRlsss iom opslaebiss, ausrbeln
snosl Golf bar ben Gro, at bisis
Sunb sItra oalaa tasss. naar Sptoen
r Del rsnlet. builfst, iaaplbt ls9 psb, =
Re sr 6lii9!bet. :
Oct piloe 9Grs al Sutsresic, at rel I
lause %sriarne 6armsre uiloe uotals [
a / bsnne Sag. Z. ,
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

Htper 3umbrota er en- ecb Sorret-
ninesbp, tbi Den er omaipen al fore
Settlemenier, lom bsitaar for Oct
Weite al p~elitaaenbe ncrns Sarmere,
tier fra SaainSoal % 5bronobism,
men caiaa fra iorTisai9s andre 8au.
ter | Norse. Spen bar IA Stores,
2 Sfomaaerper fiteper, 2 Smsbeibcps,
1 Snepferuerffeo. l 9csnfabrif 2
Sla9teribops. 2 garberitusr, 2 Wc.
oebanplerbutlffer, / ubrma9er, 9
Soteaer, l 9eieitaIp, / WslmeQe, 2
pbctcarafsalerisr, 4 Ioftcrer, /
SfclebnS, bport Der bolpes baabe
eommonRcle % SsiHcle, 2 8irfer,
%, life at forslsmme. 4 Salocnsr,
lom paslis bliper beiest at babe
unse cs @amls. 8aar Roseu en-
laar ore lerten, ba er Bet iaa let
at fomme / 8lammeri, % laa fom.
mer pclitiet. o. fiaHsr benz ecsi for
Setalins.
3umbrrta er ubgan9spunftet for
2 Sernbaner; ben enc sisS al @blca.
90 NCrtbweitern &cmpanlet, on 0aar
III Hcbefter ben anpen CT Ell lmal.
lporet Sernbane. lom fables "Wptp.
lamb Wlnuelpta", % eaar iii @aba,
lbaw ; ben eies at Chicago, Rilpau'
fee & Ct. Vaul.
Wefepelen al 5armerne bar nu
faaet afJrepsn I Staf, % lcmmt
bar csIaa auerepe traNst ; Spsper
slper fra Is til 20 guitslS Or
aers, o. be andre &ornicrter / dor
bolp.
GRAB Ia9lennen an9adr Der, b
bar ben pRret l Dollar / Staatten
3 Dollars / Sinpinsen, IL / Stat
flnsen | lreRiu9eu oil ies antass
bet bliper l Dollar pr. Gag.
Den 25oe Suli raisbe Der ct iiari
upeir, msp lorben % qpullo, lsoia.
get al Resu o. Storm /; epuet ilca
neo / Vaaninasbulet hos Ell Rano
peo Napn Saliten 0ptlenbora ; Bet
9if nep / OpnSrsret % iplittspe bet,
osrfra banebe ben fig &ei nep iaien.
mem 0ulrst, % rep op / Spliutsr en-
Del petaf. % iaa lise nsb / aial.
peren % uo lsisu, bpor Bet trlf ct
Tibet "Sbantp", fom bleU naiten rui.
ueret. 8cnen % en- lioen Vlse paa
10 aar laa iat pso Spnsn, pa bette
Reoe; Spullben itrsiisbs Dem llpt, iaa
be laa bsipimeoe / ncsen 3ip, men
be fcm fts bog t9ien.
Spao bet atrfeliee an9aar. ba er
bet Der, lem raa andre Stsper, mans
&c Slags Setter. men Be heite al
Sefolfninsen Der Defender fig til
Den ncIffe SpnOoe, % betisnes al
Batter gisrn en- fro % nipfier
Sialeisrser, lcm er sobt lift at fine
WenlSbeoer. Sunpbspstiltanosn taa.
lelis sop.
I'll Slutnins pil iea snRs Deco.
rab' pciten" al epffs pS 5remsaus.
&. I. Sanoafer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
Nge Vfamieb0qer

for Bint,ren lS80-8l er nu uub,r
Nrbelee. og gomI. Mbonn,nter, btr
snifer of fornps nm Subiiripticn, oil,
huis be lite eniier en- Of opeuior
napnie Vramitbesu, bIip, tiIisnbt q
"Yoital Garo" iom Ct Slaes Bspis
for. al be bar iIleooe en- of be nps
VrUmisbeasr. 0aar Besern, ubtom.
msr. tan earost i,uo,s ilIbaes til Of,
mso B,iiiulns paa. bpilisn BOG man
snVtr, % Iamme oil PitbIiiielis blips
itnot. ga ni iaor Nuttebt meo al
ieuoe Blaoet til ii~ttb.talsnos @bonn,n
ter, nj ri en- Wasi. Nnmobnineu ON
at ptbbliue at i,uos od til Soften.
Sc feiie al bisi, Nnmobnins,r bl,p
situiomm.t. o9 pi baab,r. at oisi,
N~bonnsnisr M oil opiplct fine Better
o. bstnIs, bpao b, Rploer. liant for a
Oar / borltub. buis be frsmo,I,s en-.
Ter Blnost Yromitbeau isuots ia,
I'll andre trb benz. Der btialu for a
belt Nar | 6ori'uo.
i5fn en- Del al Dor, Nbounmtsr bar
pi iaast Nnmoonins ON iom Yrr.
mi, at itnbt @arh,lbs YOrirot. Dets
u en- WisioriiaasIis. vi onm.lbis
bette Yortrnt iom Yrnmie mso "5a
ertlanb,t o. Gmisrouisn". mtb boil
itt Blao bet itnoes
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
WtGrf!

gnbber. Der Trtmoeits eniftr Blaoe
till,not. o. bpis Subiriptionstio {
ube, anmobes ON Of inoi.nbe I'm Cub
Hription | bstioS for ct belt tlsr balp
Oar, % iaaIsoes binore Stanosnirs
No~rlenodltn. vi fan UNDER niger
g,tinstlle isnbs Blaoet til Mbonnen.
Ter, Ter lite bar bstaIt I'm Snbfripiiou
5orftuo.
Selaars.M bonnenter erboIbu frit an
Of eft,rnUunts Yremiebesu
San9boaen "porpen". C~nbsbolbsr
bsnpeb 800 iianbinapilfe % american.
ae NatiOnal o. Sdifabs.S an9.. Ssor
5nbbinoins 10 esnts sJfra.)
"Sotografei'. Cen iutsrssiant go.
p'ls.)
"Den 9ssIabte sllsr ptep BAN i0jen@,
Cen ipenbsnoe 8Ortaline).
20 Dorteliuau fra 5el,marisn".
(Ma9ot o. Nptaursnatt,n)