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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

IN the British House OF Commons yesterday the
Premier was outvoted, and an amendment to the
repression bill, which he insisted upon, was re-
tected. Such vote ordinarily would be interpre-
ted In British politics as want OF confidence,
and would be followed by the resignation of the
ministry. In this case, however, the vote seems
not to have had such significance; but it was un-
ooabtedly rebuke as it came right in the face of
IN implied threat from Mr.. Gladstone that he
would resign II the amendment were rejected He
declared that he "wOuld have to consider his
PERSONAL position II voted down, and Immediately
after that declaration the amendment was rejected
BY vote OF 2O7 to 1874. 1t is claimed by the lib
erals that this result was due to very inefficient
work ON the part OF their "whips;" that many OF
their members had absented themselves, not SUD-
posing that any test question would arise, and
mat the absentees were not called in, rs they
should have been.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

The organs OF the independent republican move
ment in pennsylvania are very cautious in discus
sing the subject OF compromise, and are careful
not to commit themselves to any policy involving
abandonment OF the principles they are contend
ing for. They seem TO be suspicious that the bet
ter-traned politicians OF the regulars scheming
TO entice the unsophisticated Independents into
some trap. The project of submitting the two
tickets to the republican voters, the one receiving
the highest number OF votes to be accepted and
supported by both factions, is not pleasing to the
independents. They think that the money, the
discipline, and the superior strategy of the ma
chine would be more than a match for them in
such contest Objections equally as plausible
could be urged to any other plan, and the surface
indications just at present that the independ-
ents will not harmOnize unless they can dictate
the terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

RUYs THEN BY TIE GROSS.
Hs1aso. Nay IS lssl-Brown Chemical Company.
Eoe OF your most excellent medicinal tonic Browns
ySo1 Bateers have used them tn my prsctice fo- In
eS<aon. dyspepsia. sour etomach heartburn nausoa
egos ETC., and have with remarkable success in
1eeeans eLss. find they give Perfect tone and real
uSfh IN every part Of the body, and in caecs Nh
- disesses end consumption they quickly stop al de-
- r. D. ALEXANDER, II. ID. and DruSgist. ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

The people OF Danvlle, Va. are in G. high state
u excitement over the appointment OF several col
cred men on the police force by the Coalition city
council The white citizens, it appears, object to
being arrested by colored men. They can easily
escape such fate by behaving themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

Engineer Melville, of the Jeanette expedition.
has completed his search for his missing comrades
and asks permission to return home, which will
no doubt be readily given him. The fate of Lieu
tenant Chipp and his companions will probably
never be known definitely; but from the condition
OF his boat and all the surroundings it can hardly
De doubted that they found a grave In the sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

The striking coal miners In the Cumberland
region ought 70 hunt out the miscreants who have
been attempting TO wreck the coal trains by
placing distractions on the railroad and who
have been sinking canal locks. The strikers
Should demonstrate, IL they wish to retain any
part OF the public sympathy. that they not only
have no connection with such acts, but that they
deprecate and condemn them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

REisewhere in to-day's paper will be found an in
fery.ew with Mr. Simon Wolf. OF this city, late
United States Consul General to Egypt, in which
much useful and interesting Information In regard
20 the present state Of affairs in that country is
given. Mr.. Wolf is an attentive and intelligent
observer. and his statements and views are well
worthy OF consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

A BOUT INVESTMENTS.
arises with the prudent investor We not how pru-
dent the be who reads these lines he
fail to recognize the unquesonable proabeness of the
INVESTMENT WE NOW OFFER IN CLOTHING
Need there be any hesitancy in buying of the
nifcent SUURNOUT FRENCH PIN CHECK SUITS.
the coat silk lined. at $40? You know the price has
been s25. In the "oDDs AND ENDS" OF STOCK
many OF the reductions have been great as to scarce
pay for the goods there in the suit counting the
making or the trimmings. We refer to the ENGLISH
WEAR-REsIsTING SUITS. which were cheap at $40,
and are now $40. Is there any risk in that? Among
the "Odds and Ends" there are LOTS OF REAL
PRETTY SUITS, and there is not one among the Lot
that is not positive bargain.
Some of the old-tme clothing men can see nothing
but ruin in the future for the firm that has the
nerve to stand loss Of few thousand dollars. Now
we consider ourselves good judges of investments in
clothing, and cannot how it would prove profit
able for house like TO carry over stock that we
can dispose Of now if we are willing to stand loss.
Why it actually pays to make loss like this and we
will tell how it does pay us. 1t converts thousands
of dollars worth of clothing into money and with this
money we can always buy better advantage than on
the credit system The main reason why it pays us to
stand the loss is clean our stock and show new
goods every season. 1t keeps our statesmen busy In
fact pays Ills in giving the people great bargains for
they appreciated Our store hronged when others
are idle The old way of merchandising-hold on until
You get profits that finds no favor with U.s. We
believe that if goods will not sell at full price thsy will
at half price. you prudent you viii invest now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

WOODWARD & 1oTHRoP
BEG TO ANNOUNCE
TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND TIE PUBLIC.
hands, they have been enabled to consummata -'
large purchase Of the finest
GERMAN DAMAsK TOWELS,
At from 20 cent to 3s per cent less than regular
prices,
And they propose to offer them to their customers
NOW
pnss S sa rather than hold
the advantage Of every bargain bar siaS we
'0'Ain fei beasd IT, a mutual
than fair prices does not often Occur and we in Wit,
81 o asnoh TO TINS sale requesting examination
freely shown. ~ Nv
20 Doz; FINEST GERMAN DAMAsK TOWELS,
plain white, at 75c. each.
40 J Doz FINEST GERMAN DAMAsK TOWELS.
8 2612o kneted , fringes red and blue borders
80 Doz. GERMAN DAMAsK TOWELS. 22x42
saoted frnges never offered less than Soc In this
100 DOE GERMAN DANAsK TOWELS OWN
less than 37 In this aale we offer at Sic S0iu
have these goods stock the year round at 81 CO.
prices again this fall because they are the best value to
De obtained for the prices. But say we bought
TINS LOT ONE-THIRD LESS THAN REGULAR
reduction. " ~ '
Above comprises list Of SPECIAL BARGAINS, to
Hnfk and Loom Towels To At the following prices
CHECkED GLASS TOWELS, all Linen. rs doz
G Oh GLASS TOWELS. 90 larger. 81. 90 doz
sda tfShfS a9iS HfTEts so.'o d0z
CREAM DAMAsK TOWELS 2ix45 inches. IS
~ The The, whole comprising the BEST BARGAINS IN
TOWELS ever offered in this city.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
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w NJ. SINISTER g. SONS
Have made the following reductions to-day which are
worthy OF the inspection Of oil close buyers
PURE LINEN LAWNS reduced to 15c
FINEST QUALITY OF merry LAWNS reduced to 3Oc
These printed Muls and the choicest goods in the
Market.
FRENCH JACKONETLAWNSr reduced to 2Oc
FRENCH ORGANDIE LAWNS reduced to Csc
REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS reduced to I5c
ANDERSON'S BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 25c
FOULARD SILKS SOC.
ALL SILK BROCADE GRENADINES reduced to 81 Is
BATISTE EMBROIDERED ROBES AT COST
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PREVIOUS
TO TAKING INVENTORY OF STOCK.
81 ONE PRICE.
W. N. SHUSTER & SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST iy7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,oR sAIR-HoNEs AND INyEsTMENTs-Twd
II two-story Frrme HO1ees of SIX rooms each, cen.
traly located. with good lot S0x95 TO aey renting for
Sl4 each Is cent investment. Price. 81, 500
esch. ON easy terms Also for 81 7o0 three-story
Br1ck HOUSE 81 esht rooms. and water. street
between 9th snd 10th: splendid ocSfion and good In
yestment Also lot 10 feet inches 10y 90 with elegant
side alley. on 18th street, Scott Circle. Can lie
hsd Immediately for 81 800 Other absolute lara
In improved and unimproved property most easy
terms. W. L. BCRfORn, Ills street north
west. svp
EroR SkLE-sla 600 DWELLING FOR 81 SEQ
Il three-StorN. basement and mansard roof fcuftesr
rooms now vacant; must be sold located q street,
tween 9TH and loth Ftreets northwest ALBERT r..
tON, 800 L street northwest 5ys-3t
TyoR LONG LEASE OR saba NFkTIT-FUR
nlshed House II nine rooms: hath snd cellar: oVoT
yraes sleskng tubes. plenty Of water Cal ~ 1913
street northwest. tea<- Inn
ffok SALE BEAUTIFUL RESIDFNCE-fIE.
cant story Brick l&l6 9th street northwest nine
rooms besides bath perfectly dry cellar modern
improvements; 10 feet by l20. 81 600 cash balances
easy payments. Inquire on premises. my3l Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

II AIDES! LADIES'!
~ SAVE YOUR PIECES OF OSTRICH FEATH
Ems, which can be manufactured into long ones at
Mr. AARTHY'S establishment, 1898 q street north
west north side. Tho only place in the city where
French style. N'S~ ~
Be sure 20 visit the right place. tv8-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

NEW LOT
PLAIN AND FANCY GRENADINE SCARFS AND
TIES, GRASS LINEN SCARFN
PLAIN AND FANCY PONGEE SILK HCAREN
WILL WASH.
W. 8. TEEI.
Vo 9S6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR RENT--STORES

EOR RENT-THE OLD GROCERY STAND ON
Il northwest corner Of 18th and streets which has
been occupied such for the last IS years. now for
rent Application to be made At 1870 street north
Noot. ty5-5ts
EOR RENT-A FINE STORE AND DWELLING
y ola 9Th street, opposite Patent Office Rent low
lnqure of A. EBERLY SONS. lis 9TH street. ixi III.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

trOR RENT-DEsIRABLE FURNISHED AND IN
furnished rooms, with board: south front: cool
snd airy; good location. Apply at slS street north
Nees tyS-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED OFFICE. SEC
ond door front. opposite the Treasury: terms MOI
e(doe. ADDRESS BOX oU, Star office. je27-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08

BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. %
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Nebraifa.

: Qebet al be 'iolIe ) WaaueNer Ct
Der ber / Staten oprettrt 30 me frI.
pat Banter.
- Sor uO9ls Gage lIoeu tom nogIt
cowboys Ill Ntinoen meo an Gel 30
nier 10 al Dem relle mart UiOere
men TO blsp tilbage. Saa tom Sbe.
rln Nooos ira 0lthcot 80. Ior al
atreltere benz Tor OeltetuUtrI OF tai
Dem 6otellet Ueo ATtensmaosn Oan
lagoe 0aaoeH paa Den One og ertIR.
reos bam iOr lin 6ange, men ltrar ~
rsoe ben Anoeu, os Sberineu TdIot ooO
ON. aeup, Sberin / 6earnep so.
iorieste at biHore esres Slugt. men
mart ialot oslad ban DOB. lerpau
talteoe De ia paa line 6slte og latte
afltso. 6olt er eftsr benz paa allie
Banter, laa Der er 6aub ON oeres
Pdaqribelle. Gupern9rnereu bar no:
lat Ell Sslsnniug al 5000 Tor Haagri
bellsu al buer AZ Dem, og De TO Soun-
tier, iom milteoe line Sbsriner, oil
o9iaa noe @iorag.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
SafDt I'd.

Smtrent 40 >lfile ueitenIOr Sort
Gotten 1tal Der pGre~ piuoet 6uueier al
i%Ortrinlis Seitanenbso os al laaoun
lloltr9tuin9, at Oct oil lsnue lig al
brine Dem. Oct par en- Charles 6al-
lsrman, iom sisroeI SpoageIien. Pa
reu, ban iauot, par 8 400 INT, % 8uI
let par ierosles rent. Steoet lisoer
iaaleoes, at Ser ct let Aoeong til Triit,
i NRrbeoeu e. Der Iortrinli9t yono, oa
en- Sernbane ltal mart lGsges paa De
Ranter. Der bar allereoe oonuet lia
/ @rano Sorts ct aompani Tor al 'Gtte
Sriiten / @ans til Barren, naar Sta.
rer al Settlere itremmsr oerben.
- ! n Seremin9 ira 6urou ior
rGles Der, at Is. Is. 6iuS, >Snoebauer
al en- Sant Der paa Steoet, npli9 oooC
plubieIig al n yunseforbloOniug, 90
at Sauten oerior bleu luttet, builtet
braets aoitiui9e AZ ,SnOltuoerne llleilig
heb. Gountp SOurt oil inolRtte en-
Aominiltrator / Soet, og BANTER oil
rimeli9uiS bliue lolst. heanitubemt
%uouiier, at Norretningen bar gipet Ct
rent llobptts al $500 ON Dinaneoen.
- Badge X Sldelman, RGpt. ojrl99e
o9 6on, @eorge g. 9Sullb bar onrt
Oomme litret lig l,@00 Acres Yam
paa Norotplten uf 0suils yats ueo the
Narrows. Mau Gnta9er, al Of bdl
idaet ct Sint ON, buor oer agteS an
Iaat Ell lterre Sp.
Oct ierlte SernbdnetOg bar pas
ieret ooer ben upe Wislouri prn Def
Bismart
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
o

Gn Otttdnitns / San Srdutisto bar
gjort an SpiinOelle. ION beltaar osrt,
at ,Setnbune 0iulens lite lGugere ltdl
tunne Qaa oUer Roget. Der ma0ltt liggs
pda Stlnnerue, Oct pare III tt Wtenne
tie eler uOQetlombelu Anoet. ,Snoret
ninatn TRlteS I'll til S~ernbanepo9n, bar
en- SlaQs Ylou1rorm OF arbeioer AZ ia
lelu, inet Den, man Den 'teoer pau en
Ninorins, llippsr iig neo % ltuusr,
bpdo ben trPIier paO, bort ira Stiune
aanaen. Spfinoellen bar alereoe uRret
prspst pda Here al ,~Sernbanerne Be
ten, og oct TOrlitres, at ben bar pun.
Oct SagtpnOi9es uoelte 0Irdto, oa Den
uoiertr, budo ben giper lig no lOr.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
gOrtb Is carolina.

Su 6iltsr idnot iorIenen yorodJ an
bet tu (rRltump pso Rlmlleo 6lpel
800 lpdultt SubloHer ten Sublou Il
UGro mrutm \ og IL lollar5), Cd
6ftsrremlngen otrom latte ltrar SefoIt
nmgen OsrOmtrin9 i ltOr Splnos. !
yebtt AZ Dc lloitt bunoreoe aar bar
Der bpppiat uTrst aultIltt unoerlegel.
ler paa oe ooe Ter Og >dnobauteJ
pda Den uoro earoIlHlte Rult Tor al
llnoe Stdttt, lOm SerSutrHe, ioruem.
melig NapteIn Hioo % glatbedrO. ltuIb,
baUe ltluIi Der. % motttIosn ltaI oJlaa
SeJerHts 6~oretdgsnos oars bleDei to.
net mto 0eIo SEQ oenne y~tlllJbtb
blsu M an ldttig 6ltsr 6lsr Al ben.
uso =, 600.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Dore pramiebo9er
I. : Sritioen.


Gnfem. (Sfiiie al 8aib. Srptne.)
Wfefter Dapib. (@n 5orteltng.)
Observation-Disclosures Spbaselfe. (Af
Or. zimmerman: Naturlops og Natar'
fr4fter.)
Smeslu.G alle. (Jra SaeaerHes lib.
&f y. ". Nund).
SanS Shreuser. (Dist at Eb. 3D.
CfdnsNet. t@n eeaenbe ON "Nanbsu
meb Schumacher
Gn Mftcn paa ltlemarfen. (eftes
SRA S%ti9rsaaroen" al ALEXANDER
Grbe).
Nebiorn Sisurbfeu % 1bore Gel.
(SelsEbores Orab.-Grlins StialSsior
faar Tibenbs ONT SeLIbores Drab.-
9borarin steuiuIision % Nsbiern SeIs:
bane.-Asbiern Selsbane bliuer fOrligI
meo 8ousen.-asbisrn Selsbane bro:
hes.
gienipnet. (Gn 5orteuinsl.
'Sparteb0aen".
Den bpiee WaneS Oaaben. Is
inoianif Sagn.)
Cm ScfOlfninSen ! Tinmarfen.
Om S%nobpgserne | Alminoeiigbeo.-
On Horbm9noene.-Om GD9nerne.-
Om 5innerne.-Om bet samls afsu
beri % 5roIoOm blanbt 6%innerne.-
ON 5innernes Suie % basIise eeoe
maabs.-C ON Sses Sinnsrne.-Ou
Sielos 6inuerne.-S ON eappe. 6oltsts
Sinh % p%er'Oulise eSsnifaber.
Sc trOpiife $anbes pistisfte Mute
%pianter.- Rofospalmen.- SaSopai
meu.-SpanifrsrpaImen.
JUbn Sibeto % ben baiabunen'
Niels. (Gn 5ortRuing ira Selemar
fem
Sanfeforn.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Ari5Ou a.

SenDda ben 24be september ltlal 4
Oeltetnpe 81 Oslte og Otul Spr ira
noQle aiersre. Oisle, 8 iSalet, latte
eTter Neutrality-suspicious., lom alereoe
oar langt paa Bel til Seras Tor at
iRlae Sprens, og par beloi9e not til al
iuobente benz. Oct tom til Ct Sams
menltoo, lppeue falot ueo ben icrlte
Salpe, og 0elte O9 Ntuler fsrtes I'll.
baqe / Griumi. Oct CT ct pllot elu,
Der ieres paa DC Banter al llnlonen,
oq boa er bet lite nit for, at oct n9.
item aaar enooa uarre til paa Steoer,
bpor man ltuloe tro, man lao mIot
oppe / Giuiliiationen,
General Groot bar bOlOt Ell al
uorlis 6onferentle meb 400 0epoln9er
% andre dnleeoe PerlOnli9beoer blanot
Qpadez eH~SnDianerne peo Can Carlos
6au gan Dem et ~OroentIl9t Snobllt /,
buorlebes ban DiIoe tage Sagerne, iaas
lquae ban tsrte 6~OmmanOOeh. Aue
o~SnDianerne oil bliue tall bDer Gag, %
iugen al Dem oil idd Sop III at Tor
laoe Stationen, meDminbre De 1aar ct
ltriftlist Bas. lilpirtning al tiswin,
9lpadsrnes Ynolinssorit, ital forbposs.
Suoianers, iom Iiuoss uoeniOr Relers
pationen uben Bas, oil bliue bebanolet
lom SLENDER. Silliolt uotaIte Senerds
len, al iamtiois msO at De Snoidnere,
Der uilos bOIoe 5reO Os iorisse at err
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
f~0r(kjeui9t.

! happorttn AZ Dc Norensos tateS
Rommlsipr for, SnoldueraHrrtr op9iues IL
pare Tor Sipcn - Rolt Stoler % l0l
alminoeli9e gag Stoler. bpiltt beloges
AZ ,Inoinuer Born. StOlcrneS INITIAL
er oct idmme lom THOR, men SlepsA ns
tallet er llerre. S9laa yanobru9et bar
bait b~etpoelig Sremgang Oct Ter | Oct
0ele tdget abltilig Iulere no, bpan IN
oidnsrnes Civilization angaar.
Sti0nt flere .%neollaaenoe Hiterret
ninssr pier Del lug BOG MI, al SObatss
SOFTEN / Connecticut, Tennlplpania Oa
gir9inia CT Talot leroelss sOot no. De
bar rddet en rlgellg 0elt.
Sorrise Sirsoag Waraen ltal en-
Sneltorm bape blemleQI ben norollge
Gel at MtinneIotd, O9 / bet uorolige
sSIinois ,tai Oct paa larfme Sio pRre
froslet.
= Gu9lano bar iaar bait en- iaa ri.
9elig Selt, at bet iflOr Triangle at ino,
fere ira NmeItta belle l6 UtiuiOner
gulbels mere enD iaar oil bllue Gil
faloet.
= TN tam Qante gjorn i ct. Glair
gountp, Utitigan, Heb Zig o9 misbano.
leoe Ell libeu Gut ben 0rao, at ban
osDe. Dan ltuIoe aIOrig trO ilige ubpr /;
Del IalDer lda let, at Naturen 9aar
Ouer Optugtelien.
= 3 utab bar De allersoe bait opgs
tige Snefo9-
= Reuers traugts ino / tn Cub
imsobutit i 0ranO Rapios, NtlttgaH,
% bortierts Sub og Selu iOr 10, 900.
$50 4ar er Del MI, lioen Golum.
bus ierlte Sang latte 6ooen paa ben
ameritanlfe Sorobuno, men Oct uar in
aen anoen Hation, Der gjoroe no9en
Staos / Nnleonin9 al ben Dag, ben
l3be October, snb Stalienerns De bOlot
an Winoeielt til ben bersmte Semanos
9Gre.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
o nina.

81 mRatigt engellt NOmpanl bar
Chairman opretirt Il betuocll9t Slagts
bus 90 oriper Ell ltorurtet Sorreluiug
meo al Iorlenoe Ierltt Nieo III DC OFT
IIgt pinrteoer. Eaa ben Ntaooe oil
Der berird lite Iengere 9aa laa rors
6orlenoeller al Iepenos apPg. oog tan
man lite tRntg pdG al uIllt tonturrere
meO 0hicdgos 6Orretniu9 al iamme
Slags, tbl Der bar man Anleonin9 nj
at uobptte all AIIalo beort bdaoe Rlo.
per, 6oru, Ouoer, ,lnomao olp. bliper
Der O9iaa en- 0anoels Sare. ROmpaniet
bar bstposlige Stratninaer al "Stot
Narmo", lda De lot eli Gel lla9ier
6dar % areaturer oerIra. aieoet len
oes oe laatulote refrigerator cars.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Wt aiUc.

Prohibitions youeu er lite p%aaleet
OuerboIot meo lige Strittheo Ouerult
Stdten, men netop MI er Den paa lang,
mar nOget boot So9ltuu i FOrtlauo.
6u al oeuuc Rms Apiicr meooeler en-
label oper Den SlugS Craft, og oenne
U~iler. al Der liotn l3oe ptorts er NIB
betaIt / Counties ofientIiQe RuSie
$40. 569.l3 / Ntulttcr Tor ulouliQt
SrGnotpin Sa!g, % Oo9 It aoitili9e
Eager bleUnt appsllereot. OF entelte
ta9ne tilbage, ioroi Seotommenoe ban
opgtOet IN Sorrsmin9 o9 iorIaot Stattu.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
YeuHpl

Zen oure Gel al philadelphia Op-
ltrGmteS / Sorsoa9S ueo en- Sororp
itelle OF nogle uultaHlte llobruo, Der
bog Nlt ltreu liz ira, at en- al 0oueO
@~G9lconlugerne oar 9aaet i%ltptter, og
Gja9len bleueu antRnot. Ger Iul9tes
1 HrpIolioner eIter %bueranore, % meO
ben liolte Tor Der ell ,Sloieile irem ira
Ntiottu al Gaoen. Spen ut Ell or.
oentli9 Rultelie, men iutet Wenneltt
tnm tll-ltaOe.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Sn0lan0ft.
5 a.

timber ct polblomt upeir iorleoen Nj
ten legte ltore Starer Bib @noer Der
til De elettriite Qps / 6airhelp oa ilut
teoe Dem ale paa ct nRr. Der bier
pen ben yeiliabso fauget 200 9Gnber.
Sn Gut i 6linton miiteoe mel
imelem Flanterne paa ct 6ortoua {
> 6entsltptte. 0an piloe lite giern
tabe line Yense oa brsb perfor op eI
Elante. ser ianot ban oa i'm 5 Gents
% tiliae Papir. og Selppsnge ben
peo ct bunoreoe Collars, lom rimelie
uis par 9iemt Der al en- 3pp.
Soma meoicinite og tiuurgiif,
Sole9e er M aabnet | 0es Woines
Alereoe Ior Here aar lioen iremlattes
Der %srnnoi9e arsumsntsr Tor, at en- iaa
ban ,Snltitution burbe oprettes / SO
peoltaoen, og III er ben Der, og be
meo ct goot Sat at YRrsre. lloli9tsrn'
Tor bet me Colleges beloise 6rsmsan!
er IGroeles gooe.
Sslaa en- anben Anltalt at lit
minbre getponius er oprettet os aus
rebe lat / Sang unoer opstise Q9rers
Oct er ct @Ousse for 5armaci, boo,
aItlaa Doroense apotbetere ltal opIa.
res. Sioen poueu, Os bet mso Hette
trapebs Oisle Snoiister Os Ruuoifabe,
hos benz, Der ltuIoe bebanole os i9ls,
Weolcin, blep Oct Osiaa nOousnbist, a,
Der lsrseoes for ct Snititut, bpor laa:
ban 6unoltab tunOe erbuerues, Altfol
lanse bar Statens gefOltninss 9ir
laa at lise Oaret / 6anberns paa Drug.
glitter, lOm lite bar bait ben minoits
5nolist / apotbeters Qareu, og oa tar
man not Oloe, bUOrleoes BET manaeu
Gang er 9aast,
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
TlorI0l a.

Ie5uarrs q or lite nosen Ailasen
/ Den guile 6ebers Staten / Reniaeola.
6oy bosr Gag Dor Der TIere % SIere.
% 9tooeH % 6%Ieuolgbeoen er laa nor,
al SeToltnlngcn mao no'enoe Neoraab
ON AOlRlp ira andre 6dnter.
8lanot Of lioite Sirs Tor tSsbe.
ren Il Sptns Solota9lerer, lamt Ntapo-
ren % boP9 belle 6amIlle.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
Holam0et.
GHr0pa a.

o.-Rortb German Ylopb
0ampersn "Srantfort" er O%pbrRnot,
meoens ben laa inoe / Sauuen ueo
Vremerbafen.
uslano.-R uloeu bar alereoe lat
laa ltRrtt iuo, at Seildolen paa Here
aauter bar madttet inoltiue5. Solqa
oQ andre Nlooer er opiulot al Sriu IS.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-25
"Gu mob Tiaie oraaer ct goot 9es"

,s,pem nil hare ben @elpilie at itatTe
os. ON lite ct pes me Subitribenter,
iaa boz en- euer to, sierne Here. 81
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larpeles tatnemmsIis for en- iaaoan
Misunderstanding, os nj trOr life bet uilOe
faIpe panitsIist, naar man utlsr Slaoe'
frem, iaa be Ter, buao De faar FOR IN
Dollar oQ Yoite Borto.