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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

We want your trade. You want our
goods; or would want them, if YOU
knew. No matter how far away you
may be; you will do well to send to
us for some things. We ask you to
write to us about something you have
present occasion for.
When we get in communication with
you, we shall have one means of winning
your trade, viz, by pleasing you. When
we have won it, we shall have one means
OF keeping it. viz, by dealing with you
as We deal with everybody: giving You
large return for your money, and sup
plying your wants so intelligently that
you viii write us for what you want as
naturally as you say good morning"
to your next-door neighbor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
THE STORE AND THE TRADE.

A study Of this ground plan, incom-
Piete as it IS, will give you a better idea
OF the store, and of what is in it. than de-
scrlPtlon can do. The store covers u
acres; a basement is under, and galleries
are over, a part. The whole affords
somewhere about 8 acres of room.
This particular business is 4 wears old.
It began IN 1870 with clothing; in 1877
fbecamea general store with such goods
as you see IN the plan, with carpets, up
holstery, furniture, and dkitchen-furnishing
upstairs. Since that time gallery after
gallery has been added; and there is
not an inch Of room to spare anywhere
10 the surprise Of many, it has flourished
while trade was languishing almost
everywhere else
To US there is no mystery about it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

THE STORY or TIE APrLE.-Tbe
origin of this very widely-growiug fruit
is unknown. though it has been cultiva-
ted time out Of mind. As the apule is
mentioned in the Bible, it is presumed
to be native of Palestine, although at
present IN Canaan and the surrounding
region it is Of no value It is now i'm
ported into Egypt and Palestine from
the neighbOTbOod of Damascus. 1t was
extensively raised by the Romans. albeit
the Roman apple is thought by some to
have been very different from the apple
described in the Scriptures Plinv saws
that his cOuntrymen were acquainted
with twenty-five varieties; America pro-
duces more than zoo varieties. The ap-
pie is very hardy. It grows on all soils
Iree from excessive moisture. eXccpt
those of very peaty or sandy character.
HE tree is noted for longevity, often
bearing fruit tOE 200 and 250 vears-the
finest kinds of apples coming from trees
from fifty 10 eighty years old. The or
chards Of tho Republic occupy about / -
$4,000 acres. and their product is worth
some SIG. 700, most Of the product
being apples. American apples are the
best In the world, and have a great re-
abroad, commanding large pri-
ces in Europe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

- HERE FOraTCE- Com Tra7L-
Nobody knows precisely where Potatoes
came IRON ORG. E.uG. y. Il has been E3urg
apparently d4geIuuE. in many parts Ol
The world. Mr. Darwin for instance.
found il Wild in the Chouos \ Archis,.Iago
Sir ", J. Hooker says that It is com
mon at Valparaiso where II f-ro,.s
abundantly on the sandy hills near the
sea. In Berl and other parts Of South
America ii appears TO be at home and
II IS a noteworthy fact that Mr.. Darwin
should have noticed IL both in the hum
1d forests Of the Chonos Arch5Delagc and
among the central Gillian mountains.
where sometimes rain does not fall y0T
SIX months at stretch. Il was To tba
culOnists whom Sir Walter Raleigh sent
out Iu ElIZabcth's reign that we are in
deb;ed for our potatoes.
HtrT.Utt, who went out with these
ctlohiSts. and who wrote m account of
Ela travels, makes What NAV. uarhaps
DE- regarded rs the earliest mention of
TINS vegetable. Under the heading Of
Roots, he mentions what he calls the
'olsUaWh-' These roots he sayg
are round. some large as a walnut
others much larger. They grow on damp
SOILS, many hanging together Is il fixed
on ropes, They are good food either
boiled or roasted. -
Al the beginning OF the seventeenth
century this root was planted. as cur-
!ous exotic, iu the gardens of the uaHfI-
lty, bus 1t was long ere il came into cen
eT@l use. Many held them 10 ba poison
Gus, and il would seem not altogether
unTeasonabiy 50 either. The potato Is
closely related 20 The deadly uightsL.de
ana the mandrake. and from IFS stems
ana leaves may be extracted % very pow
eTiui narcotic. Ia England prejudice
against 1t WAS for long time very
strong, especially among the poor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

NOT GENERALLY KN0wE.-Kpvs
were originally made of wood. and the
earliest form was q simple crook similar
to the common picklCck. The ancient
Keys are mostly Of bronze. and OF re-
markabie shape. the shaft terminating
on one side by the wards, on the other
10y ring. kevs Of this description were
presented 10y husbands 10 wives. and
were returned again upon divorce or sep
ar8tiJu.
Hats were first made by q Swiss at
Paris, 1904 y. j. They are mentioned
~ history at the period when Charles
VII. made his triumphaI entry into
R0uen, in l+43 He wore q hat lined
with red velvet, and surm0unted with q
rIca plume Of feathers. II is from this
reign that hats and caps are dated. which
heucetOr,h began to take place OF chap
erons and hoods that had been worn be-
fore IN France. Previous 10 the year
l5lO the men and women OF England
wore close knit woOIen caps.
The custom of crowning the poets o.
Iglnated among the Greeks and Romans
durIng.the empire. 1t was revived i'm the
twelfth century By the emperor of Ger
many, who invented the title Of poet
laureate. The French had royal poets.
but no laureates. The title existed in
Spain. but little is known of those who
bore 1t. The tradition concerning the
laureate il England is that Edward III.
IN 1867, emuiating the crOwning of Pc
trarch at Rome in 1914. granted the Of
fee to ChauCer with yearly pension.
In 1879 the laureate was made a patent
Office. From that time there has been q
regular succession Of iaureates.
Until Tie close OF the eighteenth cen
tury the finest mvsiins in use We're i'm
ported from India. The earliest mel
tiol Of cotton among the classic nations
OF antiquity is by Hercdotus, who speaks
OF 1t by the name of tree wool. which
name it still bears In German and sever
al other continental languages. Cotton
was not known in Egyp, until about 500 F.
years Before Christ Then it appears I.
probable thatit was imported. for all The (
cloths found euvgloping the mummies /
OF earlierages have proved on the exam I
lna.iou to be linen. Cotton cloths are .
mentioned as having been imported into 4
London in 1886, the knowledge Of both
line culture and manufacture having pro-
badly .ecu conveyed there hy the Moors
and o.aer MCham!neGan nations. The
former were tie means of first bringing
THIS manufacture into Europe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

For all Female Complai,s-

TITS preparation. -7 it= ra-r- -f--.rr- -..
EH.-ctaa-a Iru.l---ss f5l-- az f--a... e.. d 1-
ic1tc IuvalIi- Upon one trial r.1 merits "a. ..-
pound vTliI be recognized. a. relief IS f----.. .7
rh-E .tz use i- confirmed. l7 of. 1r.t..-H-fr..
rr-i F- -lIt-.--r.- ez.--- .-l -r-t.
thy on HH---s- lf Gee r---... .4.a--.. .. r..
s7a-r'a1..'i ana r--zs-l.al'5 tee BE- r....
the csE-fr--
lt VIII cure entirely ff- were r--. -r -...--
q the -t--Ez- l=---r-E'.a.-. l--.--.-. ma
soust-lstiaa Of. g1---.--. .--a.....a r----
tle4ra-i.l, Ela--i..--s, a-i .-a.---r-.a =-..
selul-t spinal r-sa--.Hsr cad g. -.-...- ..-
The Change as LIE Isv.l-l L.. .l-. a-.r .-..
from TIE gte--- --l ON l.-'g stage -r l--...
Fuel-iily ll. -laa.
In la-t It Ea7 proved O.. Do. r.
c-s and azst remedy ta-- lla ever f..-
ca E 7es-l.l-1= every --.-a- r- f-..aHa....
Ecl7 E.-lslI vi.--r. Is r-rar-.z ..-.-..--
troy an craving -c- zt---l.--a-s- s=- rtL.=gs
e.. the ss--1saL
It cures El1atl-- T-e1- -1-,.-- ,-..-.-- r...
Gcacrul Debility slr-r -rl.a.rrz4. I-.....-.- --. 81
Eestic- That i1el-nc OF t---.l.s 1-r-. r.-.... 81.
weight and haal-l1iar g. -..e..-- f.--.-a--- --..
is Use u v-lIIlt all -l-a.-. a--- ---..-. -.-
ces 80 IN harmony 7-.- tl- I--- ---- ---. -.
Tor Eif-e- C1-lslaiata l. g..z.- -.- .--..
O. sUur-rT,a-.-3.
Lydia {. Pirtan's Negotiable Command
IspraH--.5 --r- -a5 ~ --r -..-- ---- -.
Ir--- 5r.... .- .---.-- --.. .-..
o-I-r.. s- r a -a .-- --
freely l-..s-a r.. ..- -.-
EHa- --
30 fa---- -l.---r. ----.-. l---- g. -.-....
suL-.--la--E o. -----..r ...--..-
- For sale ir aEa. a. Ezar-g- .. r
D uE--st EHglzlu--- Pa. ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

WIDE belts Of saddle girth canvas.
fastened with straps of leather and buck
les, are worn with all sorts Of deni toilet
costumes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
DT. JONES TkRAXCAEUH tonic

or BNs1EFs-A - E-I. .-ryI. g Fa-afa bio rrurUu-I
whose virtues hss stood the test of al r4a-s s 1-
Die pa the cure OF Dyspepsia. General Debility
Si4lon,c W e4kues5 Of Lul--s Spleen and hid1eEs
snort Breath. Heartburn. 81 Titus Dance pains
IN the stonach. Sack aud Chest. Tartirlllrl1
adapted O. al Eemale Diseases no matter what
ae aA- oi the patient may be. Price. = CTS. ~.-
't ID lOgsisls- I--2 -..-'..I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

SELL cloaks and seal dolmans viii he
worn Us wei as seal Sacqucs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
PAzgER's HAIR BaLsAE7

The Best aai Isst Economical Eai- Dressing
Cyg1a'ss.v T-rl mad -ai p--l--.ly harmless.
NHl Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
% '-s 1sgazl y-a.Hfil color aaG appearance. z.d ia
v-l1r-a-5 e. sop i-l filing aa-ist its growth ard
pr,.-ac Lslfs-
a frv- luHlezt--- CF t're Ef-as,. vii soften the
Ia, c.-zu== al dE-6raF AID care i-el.-x and L.-
E-5E -- scalp SD = III df,c ss lt s.y 50 csf
NHg. I- Laa.--r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

W. DICK. AFRO RNEY-sr Law Et-
Ebensburg, Pa. Once in front room Of T.
:. LIoyd's new building. Centre street. An man
her Of legal business attended to snt!sfactoYiIv
and collections aspecialty. T10-I4-ff =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

"a ELscAcT CHHo'fo CArns. New STYLES. rOc.
Asei-e dEtcG. l.. JoNEs y Co. Nassau. \. y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
CELEBRATED II. II. II. MEDICINE

Persons an lcted -h aches srd paIns. and who
nave not tried the great H. n. H. n Ncdicus. lU u.
Au1N JUS powers tn removing pail- Give De- t-.a.
lei tsleiii atisul y a-ri- - o. and rl-t -u'lrI1 l
therls. a sure cure for hl-scE zII1rfnc -ILh f.-r
of hiecd SpaFin. Poll LvIl AND C1ifr. BE su-r ar-
4sE i2E the H. II. n. Medicine. lra7uflctur.l 1E
~, y omiinsuu. Philadelphia. as thF poar .a.Lg
% .ie same lrs led other rsItics o. uut i-tlE
article into the frarrt4 hfr --- ms sane u1le
sold by drug -ists everywhere.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

Books and Stationar7

- - y
HE undersig igned has Just opened in Carroll
4 town opposite :. Teitoib1uat'- store 4 f,1iI
Ilne ol BOOKS aud STATIONERY. AIse i1t
OF cnclee CAN DIS. CCNFECu8NEEIFS 81
- ne patronaEc OF the pUbiic Is rospecifr.liv
toliclted. PRICES Low --'
,.-4... JOSEPH FARABAUcH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
John WANAMAKER.

ChcstsGt, Thirsssssh, s1d Market
strsats, and City hall s7Hsrs.
FHILADsLrHIL
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23

bet, leftebe bet meo iialpsnbs Saanb mob fine 9rbtr, men
iahe bet fro ls isien uosn at funue image en- Sraabs.
"Ses oil bare forosmt ON iss ite tror. Se r banse
&aptsin." iaeoe IN ipGr Wanb msb fore Stsplsr paa, ium
fab % crat tOssnoe bb SrOs % mualte &uptsinen fra Sprlt
til R.osrit mso bbb 6oraet.
Sen 8iltalte blp ~blusienbe rob, Ieiteoe 8anbaIaslt
@dr.t % ipleos SnoboIost nsb SIurf. 0srpaa bsnpsubt.
ban fs til Yasiasererne % ipursts munert "SfaI bet pGrs
Go ahead2 8i.blen sr lite CAN'T. ftter, men ben taaIsr mere.
snb ben bar M"
"Go ahead, a raabts ben SPITE o. rsifs ds msb ut @roa.
sIus 9aunoen.
"Go ahead" raabts bans Sibsmanb, en- Iosn ipeb tpnb.
bk9 Y,rlon, Der laa ub til at p@re IN borilsben Sfole9ut.
"Go ahead" raabte man tiIbeirs. Ego ahead" tlusnftrs.
ego ahead" forub, Ego ahead" ashr. 8 6s,Itninssn Tom Ell
Stsmme bf o. en- Stsmmt Der. laa iamlst oa LEGION ebor.
o. til Slutnins raubtss s%nitemmi8 fra aIe &anter al Stbet
Ego ahead" 20 ~iOrbnsnbs Surra osiiI. &onen, buis 60
bapbe foot irsnen uussr, 1res parre snb be Suriss.
&apt.insn iprtsbs no % Op paa commandments. Vile
Yaslassrsrns fulste bam. iaapiot De tunos faa Mum. "prs
Srpt pa WsntiIsn. ir paa alt bet. 3 Tan. @utter $50 ahead"
raabe ban nsb Maiiinrummst.
"Go ahead" iparsbss ~nsosniOr &ummst, % M bsspnste
YaSb,lsbe.
Saptsinsn suso ds Sanosrn. % iaa iaa slab nS. iom
ON ban bapos puuoet Ell Ssicr. Sau trat lit ubr op al
Qommsn, tats SlassM,. Naiinen aicroe. % n9Ns: "Ssn
aisr 81 Siaa M. men ben fan bripes op til 80 Sla9 /
Wiuuttst. Mu tommr 9sblsuesn." raabts ban opr I'll IN
Woblanbr go ahead, go ahead"
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23

MI laI Der Del blipe &apislns al men bet bile ui lite taals,
hi bile lite saa tilpsirs. Sn9sn 8apisiIns. Sntst
Ronitns."
Drpaa sf bns ben til aaptsincn. ts bam Nrmen %
lasbe: "5nssn &apeIsn. &aptsiu. in8en @aaen tlOsirs. sap.
tsn. inssn TonienS. &aptsin"
&aptsnsn ioarsoe iRs. men iaa aloorIis basoper ben pa
oct ireunebe Glib. Setts Tom imiolerio n9rmere % n9r.
mere % lob snoslis Op paa Sioen al os. life ii AIen fra cs.
Yasiaeusrns paa bs8ss Stibs bare MI blspne opmsrf'
iomms % ltObe % laa oUr paa %bnanoen. &apteinen %
Stprmanctu paa bet fremmsOe Siib toos paa psrss Yoit mso
flGttc, u~bforbrsuoe Winsr. msoens &aptsiucn paa bort Glib
9f bts % ioriast Omtring melem line Yasa8erer % fansos
faalne Ylit ODER paa fin Wooitanoer.
Wanosu bb 8oet paa port 9Th ltirrsbe ret ioruo, ION
ON Der life Gilsrsbe Mnbet emo tomt Mum I'll Seire % 8snftrs
of bau, men bans iorereos 9isppbisbeb rsbebe BAN. Nu
bsasnbts Bousen paa bet fremmsos 9Th of fcnmc foran bort,
% osrpaa ars8e Yasfassrsrnc paa bet ieirsnos Stb Surra %
i%pinasss mso pahsn.
Wor &apicin terrebs Spsben al i'm Yanoe % bar sanltt
blss. Sans Yasiaeusr ltooe tanls % Gr9erhse runot ON BAN,
iaa pa bam mso Gnigter. Der tposis ~afpr98eoe Be 6slsllsr.
Der raaee Wsnnt,sts Subrs, naar bet blIpr beitrst Smaat
susr StOrt,
Set bar iaa tils. at hi funoe teus SIassne al StopIsrns
paa bea9s Stlbs mob @aubtt. YlINlslia raabte Ell Stemuis
fra oct irsmnitbs Glib opsr I'll os: "Stal ri billie Detroit
% Rss, at bpis 0soielusn lie iommsr imurstu, tOmmsr ben
iopsrmo9sn?"
9snus Sorbuanis opr Sibst ira in Sentiments esbu
bsrte Dor &optsin iaa tpbsliat. lom ON Den par Ntset lse
inb bans Glei ban too Ct @Ias Sane. Der hob pa Sor'
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23

2o til at arbdee, msnt, ban. NReoeus man bar uns. bar
oct SID til at upoe. Ssnns i'm Weuina iuete ban iaa 8oot
Here Oar, at Del eir eenns Sics Sorleb life pr wue at
at upbe for BAN, ipntes ban. Nu tom ea SIoen I'll Mrbeioe,
men alt Mrbsioe BAR BAN MI en- Eine. eftr Here @ltn.
~poro9beor III ,nsslis bans 6amilis BAN pel cptr til Rsiu
yort. Ser nj ban osiaa pirieHg sftr fort Sios borlsb en-
aanlts 900 Gnlritsis paa ct Sanotstoutor. men oa bans
Yrincipal en Dag, ,ftsrat ban 3 Sarge bapoe perst bortt ira
Sontoret, loo BAN betpot, at man lite fnnoe BRUCE BAN, bpls
ban life for 6rsmtioen par mere paapasieIa. rfl9reoe ben
moeies unas Nlauo, for bpem belle Seoen FOB aaben. at bet
par BAN en- @laoe at bore bette; thi ban astsoe Tor Uremfl-
ben at bips aIpsies borts. ba BET life falot bans. en- norF
Stuoents, Smaa at ioes trum peo en- Yult nj halps Yin %
trail. for at sisre en- amsrtanit 8isbmano RIG. Oumeo latte
ban I'M Sat paa hs. git nben snsans at penis laa lsn8s ION
b~,bspsSss til at uobsiaIs bam en- Iiosn 8st pa bans Yen,
lom ban bapos tIsocs.
Ru bapnete Den soes Siussnt. boom belle Yeresn FEB
aabsn. after al lsss en- YOft. men beuns Sang par ban min.
Ore beois % iaa nc suoslis nset I'll al tass slsntns lom Op-
barter Ct Sod.
Ser par ban nm noss iaa Tiger; tbi Na en- Slapssser
fra Spcn en- often en- mt itts b,esnos euu psnlls Zone
bsiaIses ben mOeiss Stnosni at ttais StspIens al BAN. %
oa ban bapos siort Oct. til sai M a, ipeelis unoerrttuina
om, al ban bar ne ae iom IN flor aiooran, blep Stuoeut'
ten, bpsm belle Seresn hoe aabsu. prso o. hog Slaoosehutn
mo Stsulsu for Eanesn. na bet sromtIs lang % tang l
Sopsost.
Ssft par Roget, Der aIeris isr par hgnea etnns aeos
Mono. Gan aiOvcs Nrfu ct irpstslis Spsiaid. Der msis
msp. at ben frioiss SluSsnt. bpsm ssls Baesn FOB aaotH.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23
5armea, 9niet % 3aoea.

Snfefter fan man lst forbrIpe
ira Rsbler pso at bsltrpse Greet
meo alun ppleft I rlrmt Wano ;
man io9er Vanoet mep @lunet, I'll
alt sr flpbsnee % itrp8er iaa penne
Yafe paa Weblsrne, Stilbsrirun.
merns slsr l~ignsnos. 3rRet ltper
Sntet eerpep.
Uppper man {a~siplanerne (Sbln'
9les) I &erOlsue, fer man l99ser
benz paa, oa parer Be meAet lRnsers.
"8sntufp Sluegrals", aleper %
Simoibp pasisr bsbit for bsiere Zig.
ssnpe eaub /; paa GARLAND er 3imp.
ibp meb "Rsb lop" bsloissre.
Oct lager life laa lang lib az
lRgae M I'll meo ell o~teeHilts 8rea'
iur. Being. ON iel9euoe Sereaning
laar nj, % BET fan 6ubpet uefnpe
psp st Resneitptte. Oar man eli
So / 10 Ndr, % ben bper anpst
aar faar en- a~piefaIp. o. bsns III.
font li9elepes, ba lal man. mar
bisle 10 Nar er pmme, bare Al
Stpffer NpRQ.
5el9eube Hteept Nal pare 9pp
mpb SpiuCholerl 6apeuue Vsbbsr,
alminheliat Salt, "6alctum 6arbo'
nate. Wa9neia, Carbonate % 0anp.
0amle Saar maa man life bclpe
paa. alori9 fiulee man bape benz
lRn9ere snp, III be bar bait Gam 4
0ange; pd fan Be let fepes % al.
i1ttes III Sla1tereu saer ta9eS I'll
Susbras ; bltper ell eau ristl9 game
mel, CT BET temmsllg panflells al
faa Sept paa ben.
Spcpl, ta9et inopenbiL er ct acbt
Raab mob Gus naitsn pda ale Slass
Dur. Gn tcppet Spiiefs Ell Sang
om uaen iii bper So o. bet famine
apantum I'll 10 Sons, blanpet /
Seben, er en- plsieube portion.
6rlie Os Saar bsTupsr fs pSiaa
rel oeraf.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23

De sITer mig. men bet elsr tiIe
bu".
so riit eIfer les big. Spotlor
tror on, at ies life sicr bet
"Du bOlbsr mig 10 tilisnss, ps
BET bar be aloris siort."
"WRsn ipse Smuasutter Nal boloss
tilienss".
Seq er life ipa."
"Iu oar 10 ipa / WOrses".
"Sa, men life M. % iea par bel.
Ter life | ROrssS iaa ipS. at ies be-
tecebe at lis0e".
"Nu pei, bin 8la9e fcrerepe ipnb'
lom Opmarficmbsb, eQsrs funoe
Sogen blepet farli9. Ger ou. min
flare 8arl iea bar enSans for fu'
reret en- llbeu Sat for famine Spe.
cOm ; leS ceo beripr, bpao ieS fial
BRUCE.
3arl iaa iorunbret cp % npset
fcrleeent lpurste ban:
"Spllfen Spsoom2 5rcspe cu
oirtelis. at iss pal lps Z" Weo neb.
Ia9ne Ylne feieoe ban I'll seq
par life ing.
"aa 10. fiere Marl. ou bacoe ell
Sr9oom. iom fables Sfclelpser
Den er meQst alminoell9 blahp
Ssrn oa fan blipe meaet ilem, bUls
man life anpenoer pasleube WlpleI
tmob ben, idaluart ben pller fig".
8arl faa no lslennsm Dlnpuet %
lasoe:
Oct oar NOT meset morlOmmere
isaar lammen meo Batter Warta.
Seq lRite for bsuos."
"Vlsn bin Spsepm blep bu life
fpif."
"Nel", laSos Narl ta%ufefulot ON
liot ptrebe ban "$4pls jea M er
turerei, fadr les oa life eop at itaa
op o. Iaie fcr big. til 5aiter Warie
fommer blem q
Ia lO", iasee Sru Carton, Ales
tRnter, bu M or bra".
Ara ben Stuno par Aarl fulb.
iommen bslbreoei; ben iipsse Sfe'
leipgeR rite fa life mere.
Spts NeSen al pcre lmaa eaiers
Rulbe libs AZ psnne femme Spspcm,
Tom Saul lep AT, plloe Bet pRre aoot,
ON 5aftsr Sara mart ri tat / benz.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23
zoe Wrep.
Ntu guri ben 21be Noubr. 1851.
Si9re Woon !

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aiorten Oaa. sfu &fsnb,Nen al nit fbfs Brsp rshte 81
iisla. Dor isrlt. Behemmsl. til Nsu Yorf. bpor Ri fsrt to8e
inb ct Boarding Souis % bupaa IsisSe ct pripat eosls.
Set bill ba hae. Wnunb Wonien lstsos en- pen llcsn Sstosm'
m,lsbso, bpOr is iakn al BAN Isisbs ct garelit. Bam'llsn
bapb, I Np,bd Opipar.t Omirsnt $50 Uolars' lom l'a. 'a
useis is bib. maatts tus. uubsr min 8OrparinS % anbrlnss
poo bsbfs Waabe.
Mosls Daas otter bare ri isisn als fulo Stl'lslf'
sti,. yin, @,nns paa en- Gabrit % lss paa e WaH'n'
Oarta,b.
Ru s ie mibt imsIlsm yanlssrns % bar tlssn't mig
sproset iaa plot, at is fan bare msb % matte ON ooao
bet Nal bore.
vi %brpsrsnb. NoromsnO bar i8 siort Bs'lenotltae mo
en- uns Mano al COB camille. San u Stuo.nf, oar e. sool
SOp,b % ct sobt Si,rte. men bupSs, msosus ban OpsolN 10
bOs fin 8amiIis @Orss, be msR aOrartsoe Soesr ON no leu
% fin so,n O~pstisbso iii at bane Hs en- Bs ialsnntn Strosn
San 10 fun baant af fine SIastninsus 8Ormaninsu ON at
bsfius Mosa % iaa en- G~mbsbsUamsu.
Sds Bsben fob BAN aab,u. msnts Dan. uesn at ban
b,bspsb, OF treble for fin Gsos iOm ct eahcpr. Scr par alho
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-23
W0rnencs Spalte.


gaoer bapbe tite I'D I'll at bsfatte
IA mep BAN, % pstfor bier ban ct
bortFjamt Barn.
Guyana ba bans 5aoer par ips.
suptes 8arl til I'm 8arbrooer, bpis
Sulfru louebe at itele pel mee BAN.
Oct par lib at aaa I'll Sfclen,
"a Cru @snnsrsn iaabe;
"Nu aarl, Nal bu life Saa iii
Siolsu e
"Rei, 8aasr, BET CT for Tent M ;
pssupen er les life risti9 bra".
"Ru pel, iaa maa pu pare N inll
@ut / Gfiermlpbaa".
50, Batter. Fal iss lele for
bisy"
ga, bet fan Blu sisre, naar ies
klipsr farois / alsifenet, men life
nu'.
.aarl iaife pirielis gobt for fin
alper, OF ba Nnberlens Gpsnipr par
iuteresidnte babe for s9leren o9
ldbsersn. ait Ilbeu meset bebasc'
fla. tuDtll en- Selter al 5ru WenRs
sren tcm.
Sea tror pirfslis life, at @utten
par laa lpl, Tom ban paaftoo', lagoe
aru 8euneren III I'm Ssiter, sfter
al aarl bdpoe laat hg. "6oparo
iasr, at ban ofie 9lsr laa, naar ban
faar evf nj Al pare biemme fra
Sfclsn".
"eap mig fele meb blnl. bpi6 ban
iprleasr Der iamme / Worsen', lag.
be 5m Carton; 'ieS flaI belbrebe
BAN.
"Ett pilps rRre soot. ON eu iun'
be bel; iss bar not al Gutter.
1aarl", ia9oe bans 6afst eiier
Srptohsn ben fslSeHbe Worssn, ser
pu frif uot III at saa III StOlen /
1apY"
"a iss iror not Bet, lpateee
aarl mso st i~oriilaalsnt Slit pla
fa 6lrbror, ION lab % laite peo
9neust.
Or. @eun9rsn IaJes life N9ris
III BAN, o. aarl sIemie mart Alt
unen hn goa.
aloiien par mart nj. Bsunsreu
par aaaet ue.
'aarl, nu CT BET lib at saa til
S.oln".
aarl laa isunts cp ira fin Scs.
"Sss CT fife riaria bra lpag lss
irOr. ies renter III / 6ftstmIepds".
'Ru CT bu eoptH, 8arl. SpS CT
tu iite.'
$50, 5afer, mil Srpto par'sr, 0S
lss islsr auIbs opsr RpsssH".
Som bio, Barn, Os Lab mig IL
bin 1unse". ldsbe 5ru Sarlcn. Zen
ir life sobt uo ; bin Butts laar os'
laa mtset raft. Iu maa saa tll'
ienas iaa foIt icm multst".
5nbsn aarl tunee femme mee
5nbpsnninssr. bappe 5rn carton be-
epnet at fiaos al BAN.
Seq tlencsr mia lIot beore nu",
btspubtt adrl. seq pIl life saa
tlieHgs'.
"6r pu ira. min @ubt, CT BET
bstlt at saa ulieugs. Seq Nal rars
tiIbase islen cm ncgIe Wmuiter'.
9ermee paftspe bun ban 9cet tnn
Sslltn.
scr bar leg ct Ssuepsplafter,
ION ies Nal leas. pda Srriiet biz,
fasoe 5ru Carton. bet bun git ben
III Ssnlen. "1ette fll beltrepe
big i~ortsrs eno nOsei anbet".
'9ss iisnper mig bsere mn, la5'
be aarl sanite iagte; 'lss CT naItsn
bra.
"Wen Smerten fan fcmme isien.
Def CT bepft al iaa Vlafieret paa.
Oa Der er Iraabsr. tag Dem nu".
Seq lpncs life ON Iraaber".
'Nst, BET tror les net men naar
be sjer big Seot, CT bet beolt al 'aa
benz nsp".
aarl fprieste al iparfe imco, men
8ru Carton BAR fan, % 3raabsrne
maatte i~p9lsss. Serefter pdtteoe
bun BAN Ombpsselts ine % bah BAN
liSse title.
"5aar iss life ecr til at 6aps
Se9en bcs mia7 I"
"Nei rift life lpSs Rerlcnsr maa
lite lRle".