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The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08
The Maine |" Jumpers.-

Doctor Geo. w. Beard has been in vestigating some curious people m tbe region of Moosehead lake, in North ern Maine. One of these jumpers being surprised by an order to '' strike" W hlle standing before window, struck his fist right through the glass, cutting 1t severely. These jumpers have been
 known to strike their list against a red,
 hot stove: to jump into the fire. as we'll
 as into water; they are the absolute
 victims of the orders that are given
 them. or of the surprises that are played
 upon them; they must dc as they are
 told. though it kill them, or though 1t
 kin others. It is not necessary that the
 surprise should come from any human
 heinz or order to strike or to jump.
 any sound from any source, that comes upon them with sufficient severity ard suddenness, for which they are not fore warned and forearmed, may cause them to iu D and to cry like the failing of 2 tree in tue woods, when unexpected, would have the same effect upon him. The explosion of a gun or pistol is sure to excite these jumpers The screech of a steam whistle is especially ohnox- ions to them. On one Of the jake steamers in which returned from the hotel there was a jumper who, when the screech was heard. jumped right up. so that he nearly hit his head on the upper deck. As the steamer nesred the lanc- | ing, and came to a place where be knew the whistle would sound again, he was warned to prepare himself. and Le did SO with such success that On the brsf | screech he jumped hardly any; on tbs second, however, despite his care. he raised his shoulders perccptibiy. but
 did not jump. In many Of these cases
 a similar raising of the shoulders: 3
 sudden impulsive movement, is all thai is done, there being no cry, and nc movement of the hands 10 throw oi
 strike. When suddenly ordered to droE anything. they will do so. as waiter aio
 with d plate of beans on the head Of 1 guest. It tires them very much tojumr making them exhausted and nervous
 They go of like piece of machinery or the explosion of gum 1t IS prop
 ably a form of bysterics.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08

So she had heard me say that! We'll, l tell her later, my offense is caneeled, for l too overheard remark never meant for my ears-a remark which was the means of forcing me to keep silence then and ever since till now.
 Was ever man so blest as IF As I picture the future-my love. lit home and the beautiful companion who is to De It's guardian-angel, a sense of thank fulness rises in me too deep for words, Tor surely, this side of the heavenly shore God can give to man no more precious gift than that of a noble. loving
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08

Scene-A tyrsting place. Roger (who has been kept waiting some time) i: Whats come over yep Dae ye ken ye've kept me waiting mair nor half an hourp" Peggy (whoul he has courted for more than eight years): | I could mt help it. " After pause" Look at the time ye've kept me waiting, and I'm share ye never heard me once com. inleep'n.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08

When young man at West Ed boarding-house found the girl he adoTcd was flirting with another man. he didn't try to make either believe the other false. He hired the waiter to bawl out in the kitchen loud enough to be heard in the dining-rocm: Second plate U onions. and some more pertaters, and . fresh plate O bread for Miss Blank And the other fellow of course heard i and dropped her.-Bostos Post.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08

The experiment. of aec ping detail nolicemen in readiness 10 answer uf8ens calls made through the telephone is ce' ing made in Chicago-
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08
December and January.

Though fierce the winds may blow, And high may drift the snow,
 December, December, The bravest day of all the year Thou bringest, and the heartiest cheer,
 December, December The frost may whiten the pane, The fire shall thaw it again,
 December, December, Thy Christmas fire that love keeps bright Though short the day and long the night,
 December, December. Then merrily ring the bells In rhythmic peal that tells
 December, December, Of joy alike to the rich and poor, And gifts of love at each household door,
 December, December. To the old, long life and treasure, To the young all health and pleasure,
 To the tair their face
 With eternal grace, And the soul to be lived at pleasure
 A truce to care, To gloomy musings on the past;
 New days are on your track; You're twelve months older than you were Be wiser then! time flies so fast,
 'Iis useless looking back.
The Newtown bee., 1880-12-08

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The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

Emory Speer, Of Georgia, will
make . personal explanation 10
the house in which he will COM
ment severely on Gen. Sherman.
Some timc since Mr.. Specr intro
Iduced bill TO prevent military
bands from playing on Sunday.
The bill was reported favorably
upon by the house committee on
military affairs. Gen. Shcrman
wrote Mr.. Spscr very caustic
letter, In which he said no would
remove the troops and band from
the garrison II Atlanta. Ga, II the
bill was pressed to Z passage.
The fact that this letter had been
written Spcers claims, vas made
known. through Sherman, TO the
people Of Atlanta, who immedi-
ateIy begnn using their best efforts
to stop the passage Of tho bill nm
der the law. Speer claims that no
officer Of tho army is permitted to
influence Legislation, except thr'o
the secretary Of war; therefore
Gen. Sherman's c0nducet IN the
matter deserved rcprin.and. II
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

hire ont the eonviets as IL now done
by the lessees, aud make the State
the recipient Of alI profits. instead
Of the lessees i.ss..s
The objection urged by some.
that the plan proposed is an exper-
iment and new departure, is
scarcely tenable one in the face
Of the facts abose referred to.
drawn from the statement Of the
Lessees and the Superintent.
Il Is full time . new departure
were determined on. aud no time
seems moro favorable than the
present; when nearly year would
DO given the present Board TO in
form themselves fully, mature
their plans. and on lst January
next, asshnie The management Of
this Institution, With tho sole OBJ
ject Of not only msking Il self.sus.
thinning. but q source Of. income to
the treasury, and : general benefit
10 all our people, m q
CONMoM SExss.
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

{ Senator Peery introduced the
suhjoined resolutions in respect to
the memory Of the late DR.. C. NJ.
Walden, with these most appropri-
ate remarks:
Mr.. Presidential presenting
these resolutions l feel that l am
tiischargiug Z duty due to'the
memory Of one Of Mississikpi's
most useful citizens. From my
earliest boyhood recollectious ]
have known DR.. Walden, and be
has always been . man ofthc same
progressive ideas, Christian habits
aud charitable instincts that 20
distinguished him In his declining
yeart ds4*f sss-s
A man. Mr.. President. whose
exemplary conduct throughout
life might be beneiicially Initiated
bv all the youths Of this country.
l sincerely desire and feel assured
that thcso resolutions win meet
the hearty approval Of tho Miss-
issippi Legislature.
Whereas. DR.. Cowles Meade Val
den, who was for moro than forty
years useful citizen of Mississippi
departed this life at llis residence
in Carroll county on the 9Th day
ofthe present m0ntl, III the 6Sth
year Of bis age; and, lls
Whereas, The latter years OF
his life were chiefly given to tho
cause OF education In this State
and his benefactious In thai behalf
had eliminated Al tho time Of his
death, in his main support Of sew
cntyithrcs young men seeking an
education At our State Univcrsity;
-" ~, ,,,,, y. ,sa IN,
""',sas' ."'' "np'ece.cp'su'
midst had attracted 10 him while
.. .'.s' -. - """'..as'on !" anu 'o'o -
."vusa.us = uos pcop'c' ~" ~.
t''cu nun - ing sFa'''uac ~ 81
'nc ,,," n'a'ci amt i',.s
as'cas' As'uc IRON .ne Dene'
~ , .ss'."s ~ eo"'s'o.''oos 'fo'n
- i'i.s'e 'o',".'' ""'cn ~ -
,s.,y "'spc"'orp op''r ~ ."c eu"cas'on
y '"r nccuy SOUS o. Misas'sslppi'
'"c cauoo''ng example q shcn z
'''""'s "o''ny 80 70 Recognized
anu n's .ns"ory'o oe ha"aed M go Gown y
=! puY''c eNpress'on rom INC
Los''.s'ufe' % "n'cn no was wv
.e0en''y = "'eu'oe' '"efe'ore' Oe
!" siis
Ncso'vcu ny INC Les'siaturc O'
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

teo0&s
II would appear then, that in
stead Of t40, ,0O0 ofclear profit being
realixedzb the .Btate, from the
lease to Hamilton h Co, that from
so, 900 70 $26. 900 will have 10 be
paid them from the State Treasury
at the expiration Of same, Jan. LIST
1881. Low can We reconcile those
two statements showing as they
do. a lnanifcst discrepancy Of from
sixty to sixty.fve thousand dol
lars on final sctllcinentS
Referring, next, to the annual
report Of tho Superintendent, to
bo found in your issue Of Fob. l8t h
we learn uudcr Tho head Of
''amouns due the State BY lcssees
INtitr The terms OF the contract,
aud the amounts Of improvements,
etc.
Blythe terms Of this contract
OflcaSc, the lesssea obligated ,hem-
selves % pay the state tor all con-
vieis over oas hundred and forty,
(ll0,) one dollar mud ton csnts per
month. y
The total amount Of funds accruing
to tic State from date or lease
june 18th, 1875, 10 January list,
1880, Il s29, ,so4 3D..
/. llg*g *is+g ''Tlla total
amount at improvements and re-
pairs con lgsctc,i Tor from lu, d of
lease ~ prcsca. time, Is ss25, 1897 6S''
IL addition 10 HE above bill Of
repairs aud improvements, which
iire to be accuuntcdto tor III The cxpi-
ration Of the lease. ifsfHl
In other words. "tlc total
amount Vi funds accrning 10 the
Sla'cifQn The date of'lease 10 JAM
nary 1, 1850, arc already absorbed
IN "rcpnirs aud improvements"
and our State Treasury has not to
lllc iavsumt time, aud caunot here.
4 Ell -. L
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21
cHAxcshr couh4.

w G pnrIrs ChanoalAef.
Coahoma county-lth Monday
October and April, aud continue
twelve days. s 5ft1.t 8 81 y
Bolivar connty-2d Monday Of
November and May, and continue
Washington county--lth Mon-
dav Of November and May, and
continue eighteen dnys. y
Issaquena connty-Sd Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six days. 10 .stsiiE
Sharkey county--ad Monday Of
October and April, and continue
six days.
Sunhowcr county-1st Monday
of October aud April, and COM
tinue six days isAHinlDH l.
SnpREnE CouKf.
Terms OF Supreme Co,irt-com-
mencc on the Sra Mondays Of April
aud October.
JUDGES Or rilE SUPREME CoCkr.
II r slmrall. chief Justice, n Il Chalmsts,
!: "A. r. Campbell, Associates:
Clerk 0a oiivss e''nsA
.. 3. clRcuir. COUNT.
Nah, mn isi~a ,.a..
Geo. soo'' i. A sxs"n. ann nslia4s. 'cc|csk
Terms ncgln in Jackson o.. ~ IL. llsA
E1 #fHfa# Aik ---- Hsf4AEsfs be-
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

o,1oes from transient customers
..sssi Or written, for job work. nd
s.siI1Iue. os subscription, must be
.ss1s1nsn snied by the Cash 70 obtain
.I'sslIon. Accounts. 0f. regular
ssi1orIsrs due aud presented the
r. q each month.
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

Robt. A. HiIl, JUDGE
Geo. y. Swann. sstit44s CHA
Terms hcgln In Jackson on. ~ Ia. Non
days In May and November.
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

JUDGES Or rllk SUPREME CoCkT.
II r Slmrall, chief Justlce, II Il Chalmets,
!: "A. r. Campbell, Associates;
Clerk, Oliver CltAoA
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

Roht. A. nil, tades.
Geo. r. Swana, A9H& f.h9 14A UIbSk.
sessions commenss II JschseA On IN. ~
Mondays OF June and January.
The Greenville times., 1880-02-21

6UTHE0E GOu1Js
Terms OF Supreme Co,irt-com-
mence on the Srd Mondays Of April
aud October.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

A wEIL-KNOwS German minister. Rev.
A. opitz, of Schcisingeryille, Wis writes
! was 4 sufferer with rheumatism ioy wears.
Friends recommended the use Of Sr. IA
CO.'S On; tried il, and must confess that
the result was astonishing. Having hardly
used up the first bottle found relief, and
the second one cured me, l therefore feel
under obligations, AMI shal. recommend
this effective remedy whenever have a
chance
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
SENATOR INGALLS, CASE,

Kansas City Times
Senator ingalls, has spiked the Associ-
ated Press and stopped the mouth. Of the
epecia! correspondents The agent Of the
former never aludcs 10 the investigation
except for the purpose Of befogging il, and
the specialists shut their eyes and ears to
the transactions Of the committee. except IS
they appear 10 favor the defendant. Our
private advices, however, point very clearly
to the conviction OF the senator notsith.
standing the criminal destruction of his
Geographic correspondence The most des-
perate efforts are being made by his associ.
ates to secure his vindication, but the EVIL
dence already in the hands of the commit
tee is OF character TO prove the charges If
bribery and corruption beyond the shadow
of shade Of doubt.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

SENSIBLE CANADIAS.--Mr. Gadbols, Of
Brockville, Canada, after being cured of a
prostrating malarial disease contracted in
Texas by means Of Warmers Safe Pills and
safe Bitters, writes to US: II shall never
travel in that climate without your safe
Pills and Safe Bitters as a part Of my out
fit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.
ANRIYEp.

\ thhIN t.J,
. .raa, s'"'o'e '"'','.'''''''''''"'Ne% orleans
ni'Eo or '..'.'.'...'"' r,a'Sa's
Car er'''','.",,,,".."","",",,."s' Loui.
G, n '''' InelpnSr
RR springer ....... ................ .clpclrpS,I
s a.'' g S,o"a ..''''' .'.',,''",.n P.t'soqts
Jim Ei,s j, T psSnr,s
City Of Grcen'ine, New orlelns
DEPARTED
To,.Gs '''''..' ".' ''''''' So. ..,, '% 81,
clifton ...-. ...,.........................s, Loni.
Ste Geny'.c'e .,.,".,.."... Communist Louis
MY U., y, ~ -, ". h ,,.
z, O stanasrd .yew t,,Iran.
R SPRUCE be-. ....~r,.n.~..,,,, New orleans
o1'.a -. ......,'''''r'.""' p'''hurs
I,u.. j,.s '''''''' T Ta'
Barnet, arrived from =. Lo,i. yo.,o,.
DAY, with hl. champion s.. days' Belt
lie naturally feds .!qtal oy,y l'. n,.o..,or
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

~. neN ana strictly nrsl c!0s-, ana sold Al Tho
lowest Lci cash Wholesale factory mice, A. a. NO
tGe purchaser These pianos made one of lLe dpcst
aIrP.hyr NJ the Cincinnati Exhibition. md Mar.
universally recommended for he H,.Lc.r Tnrors
Inc square Grdnds contain ''"'''''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
The NendeIssoln Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTlF AMERICA.

IHey sre pronounced the Pianos Of the Furnro.r
ne UPryhi has a more powerful tone IN ouch
out thr enuie scale, longer -usf iDed singing
GrYa'er durability and sbl, for saudi,,r IN tpne
~ g'ea' rHpenority destins II To entirely snner
eede me ordinary square piano Ia Ms cor.,',ry
ma. already done IN England 40
hSeay Mrndelssohn Upight Piano IN. the very
1y r PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARiS
AZ ilhN' made expressly for rs in Paris. France
Az AL our ramos are made entirely nv ourselves
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
OVER 10000 MUSE
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years
we are no" making all our Pianos entirely of
NULCANIZED LUMBER

me grestesidlscoyery OF the ages. Wood rem,
nefGu mp rlshablc shrinking, checking or warn
.ns impossible and as Incapable of ahsorbinc mos
, ,,d a. tuicAnI4ed Jhbbcr, The Increased hard
ehce ~ tone truly wonderful The process Of WI.
cahl"lhs II done by machinery established at oar
lao'oi! ans we have the exclusive control of he
otner patents and improvements. ipciudirr Nstbr
y, i, DupieA oyerstung rcale rcLder our pianos
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

u Questioned, send 'or our pamphlet, Mature.
Laws, giving extended Information and trsumO-
E,Gls rom the IRE; people 0! tic oCEptTy. Mailed
if,c.
The remedies are sens by MAJ, posI palo, OIL Re
ytipt Of price except The salt which If sent BY ey
Ifess At purchasers exUel6e
Consultation free and solicited a. or Ottc
- NAL giving full description Of youf caso.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
Best and Finest in the World!

IN me grand resulted strength. durability. reN
power, resonance, hrNsncs swre,ness symuhs
theuc and singing quality of tone cyenness
throughout the entire scale. deicaCy aud eIa,iss5t,
OF tonCh and beauty of finish thr ''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PADsa @; lrCpert diseases, trsi
stages Chills and PeYer otc
SPECIAL PADS o.. Chronic Liver and stoia.
sch Disorders, and Malaria
SPLEEN BRLT- g. 90; Enlarged Spleen ind
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-sl J0 Preventative and cure
Cholera infGDtIm and sgmmer
Complaints.
Auxilidries for Nervous
BODY pLASTRRS-5Oe and CirculBtiNe Tr1Nh.
lee throwing SE oh
FOOT " pair jOc strucuons ard r6mOv
ing paine
Auxiliary for colds. sick
ABSORPTION SALT headache, numbress Of
box Sc; boxes, slg cxtremities, etc.
For further information W 10 diseases reached by
the Pad and its Auxilisries, consult our pamphlet;
Address,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
MAFH ESIIH !KS
New Patent Duplex Ovcrstrmg Scale.

MhlGh j. acknowledged hy The highest lugsic,l An.
square Plano producing me most .,tnn.hin',
power rlchre's and Depth OF tome. ard a .u.igii,
Ing quality never before attained. being "Grapd
Piano In square Case :" '""N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
VI AN UFOCTORY.

Nos. 1870. 1872, 59+. 1876 d 1893 W. 18th
81, "38, $40. 1852. 1854 SGG 868 $3.50
10th Avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
-
MISCELLANEOUS.

ID \ NOS stool. Cover and Book. only s143,o
L -. - S&a5, ORGANS, 10 stops. , Sci
,s,, nrsIsi hnee eNe'is, Stool. Book only sqs
- ~ noIgsy NeWspapcr FREB. Address DANIEL
T. BEATTY, Washington, n. j.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

originally established in 1872, being amonr tn
~" makes OF Pianos which have STOOD he ie.t ,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

Numberless Ca-es, Finally Ac.
kuowledged 10 be Beyond the
Reach of Medicine, have been say.
ed under the Mid Action OF 4 hese
Remedies Alone.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
* ;$$ ;.;i

u AZ greatly reduced price
= POWELL Il son. 9Ss Main Street, Cincinnati. O.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

ORC Nc New stop Organ, sl6 New
OiNNINANIc - stop Organ only sGS. 10
dayr iliai. Catalogue PRE-
t. 5. PIANO CO.,
i6i Blocker St., New York,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22
On 30 DAYS Trial.

Nc VII scnG our hLEcTRoNOIrAIC BELTS and other
EIsetrlc Appliances upon Trial for - DAYS TO those
suffering rom Nervous Debility. Rheumatism, Par
a1ysls or any disease Of the Liver or Kidneys, ana
many o'her diseasos. 4 sure cure guaranteed or no
pay ADDRESS Violate Bely Co.. Msshall Mich
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20

fig til zine 0renmsrbr. giter nose Minuttsrs 6orIeb. fOr
ban pluoieis op.
"Mr. @orwiu." iusbs en- Stsmme usb bans SIDE, reg
tommsr for at iorbre mine &sngs tilbaee."
gstprst iaa bon Op % mSbte Sarlsb @sitforbs roH9e
8lit. Surtia aisnpanbt ban after lin SatninS.
"gRin fiars 8aptsiu @srfOrb." iusoe ban, "enitisnt ies
lite r Bet minbfs heroes, itremts Sc mig birfelis. Daniel.
ion, oil Sc uers iaa COB at rrnss Os bsoe 8lensren aahe
9aupsn tenot."
SIR. @orwin pencte Tg osrpao til Den Srsmm.oe. ANu.
bel. &upisin 8sftfOro." iasos ban en- l~issapleis Zone, al
buiHsn @runo bserss fs nso 0srss 8siss
"Mr @oopin,' ~bsspnnts Semunosn. "is sr en- liSerem
@anb. % bill upsn SmIpsb fss Dem nit @Grinbs. Seq
fommsr for at faa mine Ysnss %tiIbase"
"Oe nersr ulhaa iuSsn SiQib til mis?A
"Nsi."
"gt slsr unost faIift &psts bar inbapot Gem 6rpst2"
"Sss pso life ON &pstst r falft sau iHe" iasoe Rat.
tsinsn rOlist. "msn Oct uo ig. at ies for min 8ons % Bsrns
Sfplb oil baps fuIotommen Slffsrbso fer mine Ysnss"
"Sa Sc ifal frog fua Dem tlbase, min flers &aptsIn
8sffOrp." iparece Banfsrsn, ibst ban tafeos rig tlbass Sto.
len % 10 bsit. ~~lnofplo mig. men ies maa lie 40 Oeres
3issirsmbso. 8 Ssmsnb ere tuprs iOm esusr pa aabsn 90.
men naar bet sielrsr Ysnss Os Sorrstninssr ere $ fslse lom
Sarsr. Seq fan pirfslis life bstbnss min Batter"
"as iaa mssst Os ul, Mr. 1ociuln, men leg pl babe mine
Isnse tHbase."
"5a naturIapis, min fier. Sopt.in Bsfforb. men oa
is lite be,er Oerss tpss tuTnre min 8etslomns, mao De
5ents hem paa nit Sontor %imor9en."
"Gn mert Stp sso ODER Scmanbsns aabns Inl'st
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20

Iat 2psts. at 0aHs bsnbe Ysnsens tilbass Oct bsbis al BET
belle Ct imiokrho, at bun benialpt mig ON at Opbsuare Ysn.
gene bsruoe pa @ilasn, bun bauoe nemlis oremt, at Der
bIp b.saast Snobruostppsri1i nit &ontor 9Ombaroitrsst.
&an Sc tenfs Gem noget iau lutteriist?" Ss Mr. @oopin
ublteots paanp ben iamme tpuusue Batter. Sc ir altaa.
min fiers &uptsin," psbblsp Jan. "at ieg. taffst bore ben
eamIs Games utoigbsb, MI Ct itanb til at opfphe Serss
Sulte. Seriom Oe oil felse meb mig til Den anoen 8Iei al
8paninseu ital its ubbetaI. Sc tpue tufno Sumo Bant.
noter."
"Ss9 tatter Gem" iparsbe &aptsinen.
"Ds fpIosr mig inssn Sat, ies e sIab ODER at funne
eisre Dem benne Siensite.
8anfsren aabnebs peb oisis Orb ct = srnitab % ts no
ct &nipps meb Ns9ler, Der bsrts til Den uoroige 5Iei. Sost
be to Menb itcos Besreb meb at iorlabe @9relst, aabnsbss
Osrsn, os en- us Dame traaote IND. @loris bauos Qarlep
@efirob feet en- &pinbe al mere ~blenbenoe Sfenbsb. $un
iaa ub til at pers omtrent uitten Mar. % af bsuoes paafal.
benes 4isbsb mso &upsrt @obtun sieteoe Sarlep 8shforb
eisbIittstig at bun matte psre bans Oatter. Suu baube De
famine imutte rseslmasTiss Sref, De FANNIE ~tinbrenbe Sins
men Den &uIbe % Saarbbso. Der buiIeOe ousr Bantsrsns On.
fgt bar Der imetst ben 9ps % 8arme. Set bar iOm to
Malsrie al ct % famine 9anofab. Oct enc feet en- 8inter.
mats &uIoe % Wsrte. bet anbst Sommersns ifisnne Col.
GLANDS.
"gnosIis timber ies big. Yapa!" uobrsb bun, "is bar
isgt big operalt!"
Bantsreu p.nbt. fig mob benb. meo rpntet Yanbe. "9ar
leg lite ensan9 iast big. Sule. at ies lite oil ~fOntprres /
Torrstninsss1 pttreos ban irsnst.A Denns Serrs er tOmmsn
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20

asa uaturliapis. Srn Riissobt. Gar.
Del. Seq itaI not %ifriOe." S9 meb ct
HOLT Buf aif Sru 8ile9oot no al
Stusn.
%, Mor, Worl" ubbreb Den fiat.
tsrs lille Slip. 'iss ftal NOT pore iniIb.
.. for aItin9 lao life esn reolomms
8one fumms. Seq itaI itt, srebs sIlsr
bore lei. Del lopsr iss dig. Wor."
"Sa. ia. 9utten min." ia9oe isg %
fpsiebs BAN. "ost ifuloe 9isre mig me.
Get Ouot. ON iss Itulbe nebes til al
ienoe Bub eItcr beube. os naar ie9 isr.
at bu sufsIis sisr big Image for al
forbsore big, iaa ifuI bun life fOmms
men on maa pirfeIis tags en- fat Be
Turning ON at iOriese Oct"
"Og forieste ban bet iaa. 8sote'
NOR ?" ipurete Glen iurist.
"Oet gioroe ban. Glen. % Oct lbf.
tebss BAN laa gobt. at oi efter en- u9es
SOrIDb fuuoe Iops hnm, at ban life
lfulbe TONNE / 6ru &iieaobts fierli9e
8~arstGat."
"Msn bun bar ba life birfeIis Beo.
TENOR, par bun bel"
"Sirfelig. nit Sarn!" iasbe Beetle.
NOR lesube; "io naturllSois bun bar
sirfsIie Ispsube 8iso % 8IOo."
"Sa. mel icS msner. at oct bar en-.
lom Dor fl9bt no"
"Sa. BET bar BET maaife NOT. &an
ou aietts, buem set bar ?"
"Bepitsfar p
1Rel."
"Barnepigeu ?"
"Nsi, paa Del Gag {; bun bar ct Tibet
Srusrtimmer, o9 bette bar Ell fl9mps'
itor $srlon"
MA. M uso les Def. MI beb icg bet
Oct bar Den moriomme Ystion, iom
faIbte ia WunbO @umbo."
45a. ganlfe ri9ti9, Glen. bet no,
Snfsi 8usnoaib. % osrpeo. at bar
par iaa goo at blelpe mig msb 10
~ferielen al min YIan, miitsos Din SSai
al 8st til at fables 8ranttper"