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Decorah-posten., 1880-05-19
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GtsbIiffst bar morst Yaris bun
eeler Wtcn meo Yroisslor Sermann
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Iorniooe. Ell lero Wanb, ban er lieeirem
- 8alfeuipiusr; men bans Btbauois.
bso 8%r9noisr I'll bet uiroliss, o. ieIp Be
melt itsptiite Yariisrs bar siisr bans
Soreltluln9er paa BET lille Nouvautcs
Sb.atn paa Bouleparo oes Sialisu
srflrret BAN for at bare ct Non plus
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gen bor til guos. uobrsb ban pluoliia:
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men paa Sullanens Blnf aolpoer ban.
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Sla lflrru 6ifcn Op. % | osns Waps
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ipur8le ON oets Yris % NJ bere, al
ban funos lda BET ior 1900 5ranes.
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NJ samls ubs. ban ba0oe iaat tiIbasc,
ouOm ms!oer 3lilorisn Su:st
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-19
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'9sr, Rome" ioareoe 2ans. "bun.
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bar blot ell 0n'HeiuIIsr'en % to OUT.
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lpsltee be 10 He:n. ieilsbe otm 90,
iltts ota paa @.antn % la9ot "80r
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GpurBtne o. lpilit.
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bent alf i'm mlomms @rap; lbi &c
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6au pso btrts Srlpc. 0on ientI,
paa eeu 3io. oa ban nbuu por en-
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paa on {lb. Ia ban topes alsuisd
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ban lGnlis ctrpae 90 10 msr, genmt
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baue @tap huor tt nttop lao llQt
gla bans Btpit. arGo ban monu lisr
fut. 9an preptos OF llrr'tt tine Arm'
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masd "a etgp bou mhuR i~iUticrs
% ban ueeblsp al e'ros lrngs tilerai
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br0st om tIi,ues
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iguu9tt IN aIot irtm al otu 0amIt.
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imaa Brm baBee ernott is III Lille
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etoulna Tor aIlotu oa inoiattsbs ben
mtn liors Stene Bra osHnt Dag uf pan.
otos ban ale @rabs paa &~u'eaaorom
mto 8auo fra Zen nps 8lloc, oe BIom.
iiunt pao etm blomlrsos flerutrt tno
isr. auu ban 9amle 8,buiUeuhs
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eammd fOriemt 8rap. iom ing n
lgaratt cltsr. Wltn life otito minbrs
bcg,os Dc uiIoe Sltloblomiitr iroois,rs
bar emo pao uogtt anost Slco, oa be
10 Sern lao oile ptb AiIesn, bpg9,b:
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prbaabs ieilc pad ben.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-19
lite Srep.
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fra SonaS Vlint til bans Wooer.
Nusbst ben 26os Suli 1850.

&iers WQobr
Gaenti9 buros nit Brsp fun lpbs laa Seq Ispsr bel
Gpsbst % sniier big bet CANINE &rtiania. Dor Serrs
pGrs msb % besss! 8ata. @n ba ia antnstr, bn pilos
ipnes. bet oar nosst tort % tort, iaar leo Del Iace Yennsn
ipinoe en- Gnos. big til 8ebas. Nu ba.
Sen 16os april ls49 uar ben msrlelse Dag. Sa ben
b,remie @eisnbs, Of en- ps Woosr faIbst 3anoitrpausn. So.
nas Blnf, iorIob ebtiniania % tltraacs fin ierts fore @sie.
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fore Sors. ba ban NuIos Iaase fig til acis ON @itusn. at
bans S~snstiIener ihe bare at fncs. Sraf optoo BOG ife
noasn ul.mps for bam, iaaiom bans 8siiammeratsr. ct gam.
melt Gbrouomstr Ga en- una 6aareperle, bare laa Del f~oripnsoe
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-19

atdraes,S uppe tillpes yla
fellenbe Walbs 3al . GuIn 40.
be aIparges Sttlie; fc9 benz I'll.
lttafteItst | idlmeset YaHp, al oei
itaat ocer benz en- 6jereeotl al en-
se4, tc9t lammen bermeb, aler Guy
zen beore. 81 Bet IN folt, tlles
Alparseaerns % Sssen % AZ Nlnoet.
alpr erne ilates I lmaa Stpffer,
ndtuIlt9plS blot ben mere Del al
Dem, lRJ Dem I en- Worter meo ltot
Vano % iteo pem lnpiii be CT alpe.
Ice tne, nu tageS llpt iiat Wel, en-
Ieletllle pti Qlere BET, tn alump
SmeT, az Ct S95s Sterrslie, OF libt
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let BET cpsr Sloeu, lnbttl BET imel,
ter f; belle IlDm mal man rere eeri.
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Neiitn al YIaott, o. nilr BET bar
to5t nogle 'aa Rtnater, ba lalr
man en- W5seblomme CO ct Gtslds
6lsoe llmmen og blaaoer bert. ger.
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bcers SmaJ OF ltot Wuflat. 6n
Alplygesiiit tan bllpe lepnet bel,
cs rem fan mln tIlioit aiare OF 1
trHbe Stlptr % ila bare BEN paa
Suyptn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-19
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tan Cpiplbs.
Den, ION lcut / 4ipst Iartr al
%'orlille no. ban bar Sflnnst al gG:Ii8.
bsb iorno.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-19

9un9arian.6res porer /
enbper 5orDbunp. Der CT rig not for
Wals eler pcteter 10 rissre, 10
bsore. Saa @rasirssf, naar S,Or.
Den CT parm o9 tor. buffet / &eae,
len oil pRre 1llfelbet itrar eiter
WaleplantnInsen. De- gepte oil
p9re lille at lla ell bel ltor
Stratntn9 paa ell @anQ, ba man
oerpeo ri fla bebre 3lo III bets
Snobeltnlng. Soroen Der barpe6
o~mbps9elts, Ter SaamHeen ir%retaess,
lad Den CT lepn % ppimuloret /
moolit 6alo Iefiferer man, AZ Dc
lmad 6rs be9rapeS tor opbt. Gre Bed
laaet 'Ssoaoeat" CT not paa en- qcrs.
s'ier SaanlH9ea barpes meo en- let
purr % oerpaa btuQes Nullen. Isl.
ler 2 Wdlneoer5 6crleb pIl Der pic
~ ar, % ffal oet bruleS nj Cara.
&c, bgt het oa neometcs. "a Bet MI
ta9e en- 3 3lges ltb unber belo;at
0str at rda bet 9oot tsrref. Sobt,
rel9leeNi eaup ptt 9lps . eaer 3
Cons 80 pr. Acre. geplt er bet
for aiser. Oct pcIer for Mt III
AZ laa alsper eler AMBER @tseire
beriAsaem.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
NEXT.

New York cleanliness is next to Brooklyn godliness.- York Commercial Advertiser.
 A barber is always open to conviction. Tell him his razor is dull, and he will hone up.- Boston Transcript.
 The seal probably puts up with more insults and abuse than any other animal. He is known the world over as 8 furbearing animal. St. Albans Advertiser.
 "Will you name the bones of the head ?'' said a teacher to one of his class. 'Tve got lem all in my head, teacher" replied the pu- pi, ''but can't give 'em."
 Are we raising Nihilists and assassins of kings in this country? A bad boy in public school the other day, who was threatened with punishment, called out to an attentive circle of his companions, 70, shoot the ruIer!" He is under surveillance.-Portlan Press.
 A mean man put sixteen hornets in whis- key bottle and gave it to Texas man, in the dark, to take drink out of, and though the hornets got in their work as they went down, the Texan remarked that it wasn't real Texas whiskey, as it lacked fre.-New York Tele- gram.
 Every man can be his own weather predict CT. Take @ sausage and put 1t down rat hole If it comes out on Candlemas Day and walks round, it is sign of pleasant weather. At least that is the way with the ground hog, and sausage is nothing but ground hog, you Bulletin.
 Apropos of M. Turquets new regulation for chasing the works of art in the coming salon into sympathetic groups" a sculptor Is ex- amining with astonishment 8 male figure with the legs stretched widely apart, in which he recognizes his own work. "Where," :" he asks Sis my equestrian statue?" s'This is the rider, the guardian replies; ''you will find the horse out wonder among the animals. ."- Paris Charivari.
 While quiet German family were seated around the Sunday hearthstone the various professions which are open for man of abili- ty came up for discussion. large majority of the children expressed decided prefer ence for a snug sinecure, where the work was unimportant and the salary excessive. One of the children, who had an open Bible on his knees, said: "Well, I should like to sit on the roof all my days and have nothing to do, like Joseph in Egypt" Very naturally the attention of the family was excited by the remark, and he was asked to explain. He turned over the leaves of the book and tri- umphantly read the passage which aroused his envy: s'And Pharaoh put Joseph over his house, ''There," he said, ''that's what I would like, to sit on the roof and have large salary '-Roston Courier.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
Kissing on Q WaRer.

At a party of young people in Paris, con- versation happened to turn on the subject of kissing, and the question was propounded who of the young men present could boast of having given, or being able to give, s'his girF' the most kisses. Various were the re- plies this question called out. Finally young man and the girl to whom he was betrothed bet two hundred francs that they could kiss 10, 900 times in ten hours, providing they would be allowed to take an occasional glass of wine between" Two persons were ap- pointed a committee to count the number of kisses, and the work began. During the first hour they counted 2, 2,O00 kisses. During the second hour the kisses were not nearly as numerous for the committee only counted 1000. After the third hour, during which they managed to score but 750, further oper- ations were brought to @ sudden standstill. The lips of the young man were seized with cramp, and he was carried of in 8 fainting condition. The girl few days later was stricken with brain fever, which nearly car ried her off to 6 land where kissing, under any form, is unknown. When the people who had won the bet demanded their money the parents of the girl refused to pay her share of 1t. The matter was then taken to the courts, and there it was decided that the bet must be paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
The Sitting of Peter.

FoLK-soNa. "Behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that nay sift us as wheat."-st. Luke, xvii. s1. In St. Luke's Gospel we are told How Peter in the days of old
 Was sifted; And now, though ages intervene, Sin is the same, while time and scene
 Are shifted. Satan desires us, great and small, Az wheat, to sift us, and we all
 Are tempted; Not one, however rich great, Is by his station or estate
 Exempted. No house so safely guarded is But he, by some device of his,
 Gan enter; No heart hath armor so complete But he can piercs with arrows fleet
 Its center. For all at last the cock will crow Who hear the warning voice, butgo Till thrice and more they have denied The Man of Sorrows, crucifed
 And bleeding. One look of that pale, suffering face VIII make us feel the deep disgrace
 Of weakness; We shall be sifted till the strength Of seif-conceit be changed at length
 To meekness. woundsrof the soul, though healed, will ache; Thus reckoning scars remain, and make
 Confession Lost innocence returns no more; We are not what we were before
 Transgression. ~ But noble youfs, through dust and tost, Rise from disaster and defeat
 The stronger, And conscious still of the divine Within them, lie on earth supfne
 No longer. H. ". LoNaFELLow, in Harper's Magazine.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
GEO. L. STREETER, EO. 232 CHAPEL STREET.
IMMENsE sUCCE s!
 DIR. s. W. FISKE,

Of Norwich, Conn.,, The Celebrated
 GiairVOysanG Physician. And Magnetic Healer of 29 years practice also Bus-
 ness and Test Medium,
 WETILL visit New Haven, Conn.,, four days in every w month at the TOntkMe Hotel, where he can be consulted Monday evening, February 18th, Tues day, Wednesday and Thrzrss4y Feb 17th. 18th and 18th, and Friday, the 20th, until p.
 Oface hours from 9 a. to p.
 The doctor examines the sick at sight, without be- ing told of their complaints and prepares his medi ces himself from the best of selected roots, herbs and barks for the speedy of all chronic diseases of whatever name nature. His medicines cleanse the system and exve the patient in healthy condi- tion The doctor is also possessed with strong mag netc healing powers for the quick removal of all dis esses He has in active practice for quarter of century treating thousands of with remark able success Medicines prepared expressly for each and every case furnished very reasonable and nothing poisonous given. The doctor does not charge exorhi tant prices. Medicines will be furnished from two dollars upwards Also sent to all parts Of the country by express when desired.
 The doctor also read your past present and fu- ture destiny, and is of the most astonishing the present for his truthfuness in reading the most important events in ones fe He also has great in selecting lucky numbers. Sttings for buR iness affairs examination of the sick $1. Commu- ncationB by letter upon business health must con- tain $2 age, lock of hair, and stamp. Address Lock Box 1263, Norwich, Conn.
 EB The doctor can be consulted at the Sterling House, Bridgeport, Conn., February 21st and 22d, and the 23d, until D. jazz d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

fields of production available, but as general rule new railroad, particularly in the West, only makes new region capable of being de- veloped. Meanwhile, that is until more wheat. corn, pigs, cotton or iron are moving over the road because the road was built, it's cost is as real charge on the productive industry of the country as If it had been spent on stand ing army or any other non-producing object. These facts bring up the question, how long can this country continue to spend l$1o0, 0o0,- 900 or $15o, ,oOo,o 900 year for new and not immediately profitable railroads /?
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Draining, paving and lighting a city like New York is no small job. There are in that city 371 miles of sewers, 4sO miles of water pipes, over 300 miles of street pavement, s6o miles of gas pipes, exclusive of house connec. tions, and 23, 136 public lamps, while the Cro- ton aqueduct carries over 90, 900, 900 gallons of water every day.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

If Buchholz has not been sadly misrepre- sented, it would be money in his pocket had he never been born, or had he been born deaf and dumb and incapable even of pantomime.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
Saturday Merning, Feb. 21, 1880.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS,

POLITICAL CONVENTIONS Republican National Convention, Chicago, June 2 Connecticut Republican Convention, New Haven, April 2.
 New York Republican Convention, Utica, Feb. 25. New Hampshire Republican Convention, Concord,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

There is at least one blind beggar in Paris who understands his business. The fellow wears this inscription around his neck Don't be ashamed to give only sou. I can't see"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

All but five of the Fusionist members of the Maine Legislature have taken their seats.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

The victory of the opponents of biennial sessions of the Legislature in Massachusetts was not an overwhelming one, as the amend ment received 40 votes in the House while there were but 77 against it. But the 40 was not quite the requisite two-thirds, and so the amendment will not go to the people. The friends of biennial sessions in Massachusetts have no reason to be discouraged, and can with eminent propriety begin their labors over again. Biennial sessions will probably come to pass sooner or later both in Massachusetts and Connecticut
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

The Cromwell Quarry Company has been reorganized at Middletown with a capital stock of $35. 1000, and is leased for year to come to the Portland quarries.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
cSonrna1 and Gunrieq.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY HARRINGTON & CO.,, No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. oARRINGToN. EDWARD T. cARRINaToN. JOHN B. cARRINeToN, JR.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

The demagogue Donnelly, who will, 1t is expected, be placed in the seat of Represents tive Washburnof Minnesota by the Democrats, was defeated by 3,o12 majority, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press says: ''It has been cus- tomary in Minnesota to treat Donnelly's claim as joke, except so far as it enabled him to pass the winter in Washington, and make his time more profitable through the usual appro- priation to rejected contestants than by fol- lowing any of his known vacations at home" The chief ground of the report that Donnelly is entitled to seat in Congress will probably be that twenty-three hundred ballots cast for Washburn were numbered on the back.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

The New York Public points out the dan gers of the present .'boom" in way to com- mand attention. The LOGO miles of railroad built last year in the United States cost, equippeds at least $1OO, ,oOO, 900. The 5000 miles which it is predicted will be constructed this year cannot cost less than $15O, ,000, 900.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

AStA HOUS on Blake street, Westville. House
 lS contains rooms, in good order. To the right tenant tho rent will be low. For particulars, call EtsMERwIN'S Real Estate Of1ce 237 Chapel st., or
 o7 M SHUMWAY, Weetyille,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
FOR RENT,

FUN fLENI0 AHA ONE STORE and five Rooms 445 State street iiil five Rooms, five minutes from the City Market 0ElA- has modern improvements; five Rooms corner Park and South streets. Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER, o16 No. Yale Bank RuildinR.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
Nnlfao

In the Probate Court oftist kouEfy of fiIal. -s a q. aast ti ass e F ksfl-
 lager. aecsa<9
 II appeaiins D tse Ialee of said Court. ey tA, fctluan this day Qre-enle,l 4Hd dl,-d ly aFics D. paif. l.ie < li1inistfalor of She Esiate ol fhihlp kohiAegef deceasesi. praying tor au erier of lie of lte8l-fsfa fase and i-arsonai Properly thai itis necesssrs te se. fae iF.iole tat Re9i- Eslale and Per sonal ffapy tf ssid Esl1fe, to pag the atetr ottstiAsi.e against tiie said t.l..lssed. and lae aeDs. eiaISss and expense- oI Asi- nlni-lrefi0e.
 ii tliereiara ordered by fae JutE1 of she Saiu J0tutiy. so9 ai ptr>1us iutefckted in tuc fkiate of Sarl l.ectasel appear helora ihe ss5d l'rQotLe CoRrt on HoAday t5e 1it day ol Juu7 -*. lss3. Sffen clock int th forenoon q said dag. at tiAo Court re0la oi the sau ilb9aie Ltlft. in laF lcfn e Fiof- euce, tuanty sad Ier1I6r4 Sl0resaiSi. t0 show ea4e why an ofeef sh6ud n0f te graHied w said 4GniMistFators s,it so much ei fhe Rtal-tsials shd 3ersoAa Ar0pett5 cl said tlectased Sliali at urcessary
 And faaL q copy ui ibis order be Hobllshesi aL ieas1 i0ur -uceessiFe Wetke in fae iIlt- xoNA rILfKl> BhlT. a ne, sEss9er orinled md iaon hcd m sai1 cQuaff
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
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