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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-07
Order of the IMspirati.

. CALVIN COOPER BENNETT. NJ. d, will be at
Mrs S NJ. Johnson's, Academy ST.. Haloweil, for
very limited stav commencing Wednesday evening.
Ian 9TH 1852. Those wishing to avail themselves Of
his healing should make previous application. either
persousy or BY letter, to the SECRETARY Of the ordef
Tor this section who viii give any desired informa-
tion in regard the peculiar and successful healing
As practiced BY DR.. Bennett.
ALBERT BULLEN. Hallowell. Me-.
aec5,mo secretary for the Valley Of the kennebee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-07

Should our letter CARRIER Be encased in
,o.ts Of mail?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-07
Marrieo.

In Iivermore. Dec. 4th, by Eld, d. II. Kilhreth.
Mr.. Welcome i. Fuller and Miss Cora p. Boothby.
both of Live rmore.
In Rrewe-, Dec. &th, by Rev. C. A. Southland, Mr..
Edgar b. Morse TO Miss Mary A. Rowe, both of
Eddington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-07

The entertainments given under the aus
pieces of st. Marks church are always delight
full; and the announcement which appears in
our advertising columns this morning of
sale, supper, and readings by Mr.. Orville
Robinson of Boston, on Thursday evening,
will be read with interest. The suppers pro-
vided by the ladies of this parish have an en-
viable reputation, and at the sale many arti-
Giles Of use and for ornament will be displayed.
The rapid approach of the holidays makes
this good occasion to purchase stock of
Christmas gifts. OF the recitations by Mr..
Robinson, il is enough to say that they are
most entertaining and finely rendered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-07

William II. Durham, formerly of Augusta,
where he was employed as gas fitting for ten
years for George II. Cross, was killed re-
Gently by the falling of some heavy rocks,
while at work for the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, on the Columbia river.
about 100 miles from Portland. Two small
rocks struck him on the head knocking him
down, and large rock, weighing 500 pounds
rolled on to his breast, crushing him to death
instantly. He was about forty years of age.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16
THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1852.

THE sun for 1872 will make its fifteenth annual
revolu ioli under the presei management, sAinin
as ID avs n ILL., big an title. IN AN AMI gracious.
c,n tnted and uuha py. Il publican and Democrat.
ic. dep.avei ma vii uIus incl cent and obtuse
He suns Ii Int is 10 mtnkind and wolnankini OF
every % t; hut its gem Il warmth Is f'r the good
viii e it pOu not discomfort the bills: eiing backs
ii the PERSISTENT, Wicke
L SUN OF Isl wlsa newspaper of new kind
1t discard many Of he forms and multitude OF
the superiunls WORT and phr lses of iclent j0ui
ntlism 1t u der 0pk t" report in Il eSh >uccinct
unconvenli,ma way u the news of the W rid, mi
ting no ete,t of numan l., crest and cemlnentin
nppn affairs with The leSSIleSs OF absolute indie
pend nee The ,leees' 81 his il xne,mrut s The
in he st. lie II American ne spapers Every imtOr
tant uria estab i,ed in his country in tn doZr,
ear past h IS bern modelled al er The SUN. Ever
Inpo TIN urn u ali eitdy existing has seen mndi
fed AMI be- erei by the force Of THE SUNS exam-
THE SUN of 1882 be the same outspoken, truth
falling. an interes newsp per
va raj us of he means VIII rh an a'und m
DrOsp rity affGruS, Sha make il bet er than er
Bette '''-o>'~'
We sna | rim al the news pntting it into reada
he Ii ipe. and m ,astrin imp rtanre. not by tn"
ira iti u ytusiic<. bu by iuteie EST TO the
people hi tame + III Pin lng stou Sqnar is
not III. fl g inside att IA with lie suN Whtn .'s
er anyt, ~ hanpens wnr h iepo ny we ct the
! pa tcula whether IL happens i'll Brooklyn OF Ill
/ 4. kha a.
| III roll les we have decided opinions; and are ae-
Gu toned TO express them in tatgu ge tn it can b
understood. w say " at W. ihiiN ABB ,it men and
events i hat habit is The only secret of HE SUNS
p lifical cnu Sc
THE WEEKLY uN gath RS into eight. psg's the
best matter uf the seven daily Issues An Agreed
tursal Department o. un quail ed merit. full market
re "rt1, and LIBERIA proportion Of literary, sci n
tifc. and domestic Intelligence complete The
WEEKLY sun. and make it the hest newspaper fol
the ia mer's household that was ever printed.
| Who does moi know and read and like HE sun
DAY sun each number III which Is Golconda of in
teres ing literature. with The b' st poetry OF tn day
prose every line worth reading, news. humOr-nat
ter enou h 10 lila "d sized book, and ininitel,
more varied and entertaining than any BOOK big OF
little?
If our idea of what newspaper should be please'
you, send for THE sun.
| Our terms are as FOL OWS:
or the daily SUN. a tour-page sheet of twenty
eight columns the price by m Ill past paid. is S
cets month. o S., 0 "a year: or Including tn
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postage paid
The Sund " edition of The Sun is also furnished
separately at $40 year, postage paid.
The price Of tn WEEKLY Sun, el!nt pages; MY
six ,umns is 81 a yea p stage paid For clubs o
zen sending y we will send an extra copy free
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| Publish of The Sun, New YORK City
nov 11-6t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16
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Watch Your Words.

Keep a watch or yonr words, my dallngs,
For rdS are wonderful thiias;
They are ss eet, like he bees fresh h ney-
Like the bees, they have terrible >lingi;
They can bless ike the warm, glad sunshine,
And brigh ell Il lonely Jiie
They Gun cut. in the strike OF anger,
Like an open two edged knife
Let them pass through your lips unchallenged
1T cir er nd is THE and kind
If ey IN to supHsGt he we y.
ioc com OFT an help h bli d.;
If bitter reyengeful S irit. - =
Prompt tie words, let them be unsai1;
They may fl ,sh throu h a brain ike lightning,
Or fall OH a heart like lead.
X ep them back if they are old and cruel.
Under bar and lock and seal;
Tie wsunds they make, my darlings,
Are always 81 IVY to heal
May peace g,ard your lives. and ever,
F ON he time of your early youth,
May the words that you daily ritter
Be the words OF beautiful truth
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16
FARM AND FIREsIDE.

The National Live Stock Journal" as-
serts that hams have a decidedly better
flavor aud the meat retains more natural
color when nothing but plain salt is used
ia the curing. Ii the work of saltiug is
carefully attended to, the hams, when
cured with salt alone, will be ready for
smoking at from six weeks to two nofihs
according to the size of the hams, salt
peter has tendency to harden and redtiel.
the meat 1t undoubtedly hastens tNa
curing process, but it does so at the ex.
pense of the flavor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16

TREATMENT FOR a FELoN.-Take of
soft I've soap add faxseed meal or earn
meal in sufficient quantity, Stirring the
meal in slowly and thoroughly, 81 as to
form salve or poutice. Envelop the
finger in this applying snugiy. to bring it
in close contact. Renew the poulbIcs every
l2 or "a hours. Don't try every pfeseEip-
ton you may hear of. Depend On this.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-16
TTENTION spORrSNEN !!
IT NJ ~ o

A TTENTI0N SPORISHEN
6 u M S, & c.
Call and inspect large and wei selected stock
London Fine Twist Double Guns
London Fine twist B,eech Loading Guns!
KEMMING TON & COLTS
Breech Lnating Guns!
Parlor Rifles!
SINGLE BARREL TWIST GUNS!
SINGLE BARREL BREECH LOADING GUNS
Pistols, Cartridges, Caps, SHELLS,
Powder and Shot.
The Best Selected Stock of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, IRON,
AND HORSE SHOES AND NAILS.
ever offe ed { he public. Our st ck was bought in
New Y, TX t " Cash ad we CAN offer me s4t clal
Inducements to mei chants and Consumers Ill LOW
FRANK ALEXAND DER q co.
Masonic Building STAUNIoN' va.
oct.l IN
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
Efficacy of PRAYER.

A singular story is being told in New
Orleans upon Pinchback, the sallow
complexioned Senator, to the effect that
he dropped $l,70O playing poker one
night in the house of a colored preacher.
It.seems that couple of high toned
Chicago moaks went down there, and
induced him to visit the house of the COL
ored divine on high and holy pretext,
and after getting him up stairs proposed
game of penny ante. From penny
ante 1t ran into five cent ante, then ten,
then twenty-five, and finally it was
agreed that the ceiling should be the
limit. And all this time the worthy di-
vine and bis wife down stairs had no
idea of what was going on. At last
there were big hands out all around, and
Pipchback had $4,000 up, there being
about $4,000 in the pot when the colored
preacher came to the foot of the stairs
and asked the gentlemen to come down
and attend family evening prayers. OF
course there was no other way, so the
pot was divided and the party went
down, Pinchback reading chapter and
one of the Chicago coons leading in pray
er. BY the time services were over
Pinchback had mastered his fever and
withdrew from the game, as he had
picked up the Chicago nigger's hand and
saw that he would have lost his $4,000
only for the efficacy of PRAYER
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11

with 1t my violin. The man who sold
1t to me had kindly face, and when /
paid him for IL l asked Of him a favor.
""The money with which / purchase
this was lent to me, said Il would
like-oh, so very much Ito keep the
same gold. Will you lay 1t aside for
three months, when may redeem It =
do not know that can, but will save
every penny l earn, II you will but do
this for me. !"
1.-THE man smiled and consented
HE marked the gold In my sight, and
laid 1t away. Within the time | had re-
gained possession of It. 1t il here, Miss
Laurence. 1t seems trifliDg sum now
to both of us, but remember that it has
made me all that am. Yet its payment
does not pay the debt. You said, per-
haps might play at your wedding.
Command me, and obey, even though
L thus foreswear my second debt to the
boy who second time. in manhood,
causes me the deepest misery my life has
known"
He paused, and held outstretched
toward her the open purse. His face
was like marble; his eyes shone with a
wonderful fire.
"Of what are you speaking p'' she
said, gently. "Whom am I to marry ~
"Last night, he told me you were his
betrothed"
"Hep who ?"
Fairfax Farley -
''It is not true. He has wished it SO,
but did not know my own heart, and
asked that he should wait. know it
now. 1 know that it can never be.
Carl, you spoke OF the gulf between us.
Is it one that love will not bridge Y''
The next night, Fairfax Farley and
Herr Seiberg met.
"You have decided ?'' asked the for
mer.
"It is impossiblel ~ Carl replied ''but
since you SO kindly have asked me to
play at your wedding, may not ask you
to dance at mine ?"
"Ah, you are betrothed, than ?"
eyes"
"And to whom ?'
"Miss Laurence" the young musician
answered proudly.
Two little words-a name soon to be
merged into another identity; but their
moment utterance had Cancelled his two
fold debt.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
GRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL.
" Corner seth So. and Broadway,
NEW YORK.
On Both American & European Plans

On Both american & European Plans.
Fronting on Central Park, the Grand BouIe-
ward, Broadway and Fifty-Ninth Street, this HO-
tel occupies the entire square, and was built and
furnished at an expense of over $4,000. It Is
one OF the most elegant as well as finest located
in the city has a passenger Elevator and all
modern improvements, and is within one square
OF the depots OF the Sixth and Eighth Avenue
Elevated X. H. Cars and still nearer 70 the Broad
way cars-cOnyenient and accessible from an
parts OF the city Rooms with board, so per day
Special rates for families and permanent guests.
Aug "a. 90 lyl re. HASKELL, Proprietor
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
"The Domestic Tyrant. !"

"The average man" quoth Mrs. Par
tington lis weak and irritable domestic
tyrant," and Mrs. P. is correct. Tyran-
nical to fault the average man will
enter the blissful Paradise of happy
home, scratch himself in fiendish glee,
and send the baby into convusions, aud
for what? Why, because he has the
Itching Piles, and Is too mean to buy
Swayne's Ointment, which is an infal-
lible cure for the worst cases of that
annoying complaint. 38
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
A Man to Depend On.

Give us man, young or old, high or
low, on whom we know we can thor
oughly depend-who will stand firm
when others fail-the friend faithful and
true, the adviser honest and fearless, the
adversary just and chivalrous in such
an one there is fragment of the Rock
of Ages.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
Lady BeautIRers.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin and
rosy cheeks, and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics of France, or beautifiers
of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing viii give you such rich blood,
Bitters- A trial is certain proof. 4l-42
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
Our Fault.

There is dew in one flower and not in
another, because one opens its cup and
takes it in, while the other closes itself
and the drop runs off. So God rains
goodness and mercy as wide as the dew !;
and if we lack them, it is because we will
not open our hearts to receive them.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
Estate Of Samuel Miller, Deceased.

r ETTERS OF Administration on the above
IL estate having been granted to the under
signed. all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make payment, and those having
claims to present the same without delay to
WALLACE DEWITT, Administrator,
Sept. 20, lssll (Harrrisburg, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11
Permanent EmplOyment. i.

WTANTED.-D. II. Patty Il Co., nursery
w men. want few good reliable men to sell
trees, vines and shrubs. through this State. They
promise steady employment to good salesmen-
For1ull particulars address ID. H. PATTY 4 Co..
Geneva, N. Y. 37-49
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-11

TSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given.
~ that letters of administration on the estate
OF Rev; 5. s; Richmond late of Torone township,
tothe undersigned. p. o. Address-Landisburg
Perry County, Pa.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims Will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
ALBERT Z. RICHMOND,
CHAs II; SMILEY, Atty. Administrator
Mayl0, 1851.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

bere uncsr 6urbanen. @aar &aaten
tr9oer / @,p9r. l,r man. OF Solfsns
berer en- lang. fort &I9oestalor meo
Satte % 8sntIeher Of iamme Safus
men oct CT aItiammsn forrsoet o. ies
beoreu.Iiat no. os frenfcr oil er bet
lite ems for aue. Tom bet forlangss al
en- Uniform. Sen enc bar trufta
Sattsn ODER Sousbet, iaa at Snippsn
peser Iise op / 9uft,n, ell onosn b9s
rer en- REQ Sea men en- bIaa SiIfsfuait I;
noal: bar nsbtraabte Sfo. andre lang.
fafteoe Stepltr, msn fun mto les
SorbinoeIie msllem Spal9ber 90 Soa!e.
Nle er be tgbnebe rieb 8sper % 81.
os9eper, men Den enes 8aabsn CT lanets
fra iom ben ano.ns. SsIo oeb 8ae
mabanf,iten laa SO. Ssibsos trooper
life bsbrs no, 8 Botpo Sommerpa.
Iaoiet o. Bepsns &eRbens. traf i.e
fenere bans 3ipoagt; Be frembra9te /
line 8ebuintnppsr os Surban.r. meb
fine naitsu iI Sob LANCE 8esisr. fruni.
ME SabIsr % Oolte, ct eate afrifauf,
friserif Snbtrpf % minosbe ON &bbsl
8aoer % bans SoIf. Set rs9ulert
&apalsri nj ieg bsrlmOb lite at ie; tbi
ben forbaanb.np9r,nbe g.itano al 8i'
bebeite % WuInpr bar bIsDen i.nei til
Eprfiet UNDER esttss &ris meb Hus.
lamb. os iibsn b,n Bib par &uoals-
riitsrne isisn life blebne siorte b,rsos
ne. Den ftsre &aualsrifaisrns ftOb
tor1."
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
Ecgerl Of Sunis' SOloater.

gn tpG officer. lom en- Siblan9 bar
opbolbt iis / 5unis. msnosIsr fel9snoe
interesiants gnt.Itbeoer ON BET tunefi'
tie WiIiter : "IRan u,aa enbelis lite"
- ifriper bun. "foreltille no Bep'
ems Soloatsr" iom "tramms Milite.
rer." Ser sr 9.iIisbeo NOT til at be
tragic Dem, DC be forretter YOlititie-
nefte runot ON / Bpen Wun bebs.
Der fun at unoaisge ct at Be | belle
Stabsn forbeIte 8a8tlotaler. Nogen
Dsr bar bet lite; bet CT en- ilet % ret
fieIoaa9tis 3pelpins uosn alt Bo.
babe snbOaiaa be sIlsrs ou.raIt an
bra9ts Benfe Ian9s Wurene manelst
b.r. Yaa GuIpei. / iielpne SiIfeIos
paa Natter, iiobsr otte til ii | forte,
ursnIiae Drast.r inbbpasoe Stiffellsr,
ale bsftiefiissoe meb ct elsr anost
Saanbarbsibe, msbens @spGrerne er
iammsnfiusos | ct Sisrne. ubsnfor
Ioo.r paa bu.r eics Of 0sren Glib
past.rne; Osiaa be bar frsbslis lat Sc.
parerne til SIDE % ct bper for fig
ifero meb Ct Stritfetei. lite for at itriffe
Strsmpsr, tbi Den 9uIus flenoer bans
Ssib,bs &ri9sbrabantsr life. men for
at itritfe bpibe Bomulosnatbuer, ion,
bsr.s af ben, paa bet e~iatraseoe so.
peb unber Gs3sn Iiaeicm al aus Nra'
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
1cr $f.fO

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tNossfabtt. tasr rrsp BAN ieien. On
ftI ,l,s iutussiant @ccsls.
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ifc., RIA rirttlise si~lcra8eIisr. !. @aSct
...'Ia. Sortaain8 al CART etlar.
fi'. apratprtlsfe. Gn fp9nsene.
o. Der / SrisiualirrSst bar crlepel
S.ssfariss oFIa4.
.n '' @ificrit &cmrn at 81.
.'SanaFafttt ear bccrlsSss aisltrinSsn
an sisntisnet. o.,,,n.
y a,nip 6cr (8prtsains), = On DALI
y,s lpist), = Gn Sulsaftsn | scSsbStten
~.,,,uina), - Era ct sammslt Slct (8cr'
.eais, al Raurus Srtai) Serve paa
n',,,t ,u,r hen fcrpannlspe 8cnbs (Sfusfpil
a Scltsra) = Sui (Gist.)
.,siassimsr. 9nbbclr: scrtessten.
Standardization Subs 8anse. (af s.
Gnalp.)-Gn Rat mfusm Stssrns. ~
s.aI, Scursirs. = Dc acknowledgements
sr. (gf Z. sulters.) = Salrrr fra
TCfsa. (Gt isIannit sasn.) = @ubtsn
s",s, (Srrtsaius al Petr Sbcmasftn.
.".,fra amtrifa. Qn nesst norton
ssrrins al 9. @tlBsr.
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,rr lant ,,sil OF fra amsriia" fan sr'
-, inssunrns mrp at i%nSisnrs 10 Gents sS-
!, fr Snrbinntnsen.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
Spstise.

Sm beu SamiltOaife Siitorie. @rs.
ben buuee eiort fg ifploig | 8srslfor'
iaItnnssr. GSaa @funo af bans intinle
SOrbinbsIit msb De its,fts 8tngsinifis
tutsr faIoi Get BAN Let Of aubrinse
@srIer isIp for mslst bsit SsIeb. %
inesn prog lnberifrifterues &atbeo
/ SpibI. ga traf Oct fig. at en- 8srsl
forfalbt, ba @rspsn bar isns~sliasenbe,
man piIbe life esnsre ham, % ben.
perbte iia til 8autioniitcrne. Tom imio.
lertio ofoape zen Offering. at eeres
Nabn, paa Oofumsnterne bar faIfe.
Gnbnu antco man ferif, of osiaa
2ami!tcnS Naun bar falltt, % at ban
aItlaa aIbeles intet haboe meo Saeen
at 9iers /; men mart fom Den pirfeliae
Sammsuhens for 0aaen. % oermso
en- Del Maneoe uuberleb os SOrfalf.
ninasr. Der bar beaaaeoe at Gren
9amilton. Smenofisnt bet bar be-
fisnot, at ban - pislsIig for lang Sib
iioen - habos iat opsritpr lin Sors
niue ueb SpefuIotiOner paa Seri.n.
os at bans 0igIo Here Sanee par be-
taft peo bans @ernsrs WsIemfomf,
bIep Der BOG bstroet bonn fore Gum.
rier iaap.I al gnfeItmano Tom al &or.
porationer. Set bar {. er. eeribIanot
omtrenf $4,000 &r. Der por lamIebe |
belle 9anhet til uoiereIie al ct 0atio.
nalminoesm0rfe % MI iporlslt bar for.
ibunbne. gn absIie Dame ifaI babe
maattet beos msb 3abst al i'm belle af
20e, 600 6ron,r b,ftaaenee Sormue,
iom bun babbe %oDsrsibet @repsn til
Sorualtnins. Sen belle Gum Of be.
iussns WioIsr os falife 8:rI,r ifal be.
Iebe til 700 900 8r. unotr line b.ora.
esrite 8ransaftionsr betisnte 8repeu
iia sftsr buao man niger, enoog Of be
bsisite Napus / 2anbst.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

Sil "Srbi. Nbrtsie" 1trip,s fra Sri.
ftionia: Wan bar i 9ebst of 8iutersn
fOriegt at fers 6iit fra &rOnbbism til
&riitiania. belle / fsrit Silitonb, bells i
iprnngt. Gitsr snbsI fnmIsnos Soriss
mao otnns SOrrstnin9 ania9ss sftsrs
baunben at bile bIius en- biuie Site
fOripnina for SamiIisrns ! 8%riitianiu,
Der er / NlminosIiabeb, nno unetnQts
rissr, Solf, neifsn bar nlaott.t leiI5
6iitsrsttsr fra WibbussbOroet. Nnur
bet b.taufts. buor biuiGt 6iifsn fan
inoflebss i Sraftsrns omfrin9 8rOnos
bism os fra 8iff,pIabisn opsrbOosbet.
iau ipnss BET at title fs fart, at mar
p,o at brine SOrrstninsm / Ell ftsrre
WaoIeitOt. bsr,9nst paa nIminosli98Onz
iumtion al ale SnmfunosfIasisr,
maatte tunae Isntrs Den biuia / Rri.
~itianiu, os ct Der aliseusl funbe bIip,
9Oos 5Orrstuinssr. Set Ter 10 til. at
Siltspriisrns / &%rifinnin sr tomma
n.o. iolfaIb abitluist i Communicating
rsb for. 0a De rps Sorisnbslisr fom
mso Ssrnban,rns, bisp SIlfsn fra &ri
itianiafiorom ubifilist biQi9srs Os fOrs
trenste Den npe 8ate. Rsn nm Ter
Der no til. al bsHns hoIo,r zig. forbi
man TT 9aaet NED iaa lanst iOm til Z
SIRE pr, Warf for Sorif. Der CT rl,sst
-relpsttobel Of 8uaIittt. Sialiesre bar
BET 10 Gre % mere pr. Wart; men
til bsHne Yris bar Der lit. BEN mer,
uobrebi, G%ituipsrgi,I. iom er fornsnsn
til en- Scrr.tnln9 / ftsrrs RauIeitOf.
Oct sr 9Ieo,liat. at bet piisr ila. at
man s%ft,rbaauoen faor mere % mere
5noist / at behanhIe Siiten iaaItbes,
at ben bIipsr lfittst til Sori.nnsIie.
Ssiaa rraet Silt er bIsu.n ienot Den
isusre SAB, baabe 8orlt. 8oIie, 9pit
% SIpnbr.. Wsn mo MAJ pit forz
leee at faa oenns 8ars Iepsrst blLlieere,
END 8iIiolbst hiotil bar u9rst, buis
man bill siere SOrretninssr at tole on.
Gn 8ii'srst al roget Siif oil / &riitia.
nia nGitsn foits Oct FANNIE iom en-
Risbrst siter be nuurrsupe Yriisr, %
msb Sleb oil man itt, / 99n9bsn fun
ne Iabe bsnpe Bare f~onfurrere. Der
cr imihIertib fOmmst en- alGo,lis Sore
tus~sIissaanb tiIipne / bsuns Brandt,
at rsaliisrs en- rsaslmasiis itrrr, Silte.
i~crienosIie fra bet IOrbsnfislolte til
SriItiania % Sitlanbsts 8psr % Sps.
Der, % bet .r tilfrsnsitilsubs, at be
&nitrnnssIi.r iom ere sioris fra fsrs
Solo / Sronhbism / benns &stnins,
ipnts at ifuls trcuss msb 9slb. Waatts
man fun le9ss al mulig 4nitrGnsslis
paa at faa Slifen ilastst itror cg i bet
Sels %ombbaSslis bsaonolst % hurtis
forienbt o9 bette iOm en- fat 8.g,l iaa>
l.bes, of Barren life fomnisr | Wisfre.
bit. Sen ipn,s MI at pinhs / Nr>
iselis.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

7 @Orasn, ioa bsIDiapis in8en fom
tilifahe. Set bIinsr isIufsIgsIis ct fort
Sab for ben, Der bar paataest fig Sp.
f~ersIisn al 8irfsn. nemlis Bnemsfer
Sdeslsr fra 8or9auingsr. git tefte
ct ia fort 9Rs. fOlinbsn Sibsrue Bill.
per inbftCoi, fpnes nogef bsIar>, rIiet