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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-08-16
Hear What the Deaf Say!

1t has performed o miracle in my case.
lhave no unearthly noises in my head
and hear much better.
I have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped a great deal-think
another bottle will cure me.
ats virtues are unquestlo4able and its
curative character absolute, as the writer
can personally testify, both from experience
and observation. Write at once to Haylock
4 Jenney. Z Dey ST., New York, enclosing
Sl.0O, and you will receive by return mail
q remedy that will enable you to hear like
anybody else, and whose curative effects
will be permanent. You will never regret
doing so.-Eiaor Of Mercantile Reuieu.
@s-To avoid loss in the Mails, please
send money by Registered Letter. 80
Only Imported by Haylock & Jenney,
(LATE HAYLocK l. Co..
7Dey St., New York.
SOLE AGENTS FOR MER1cA June 28-ly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
-F1Tz JOHN PORTER has SUI

-F1Tz JOHN PORTER has suf-
fered unmerited disgrace long enough
Since he has been indicted it is
shameful that the cry of jobbery in
connection with his arrears of pay
should be raised. His reinstatement
to his former position will be an
act OF but tardy justice, but the re-
moval of the stain of cowardice and
treason which he has borne unjustly
for many years will far outweigh the
matter of back pay and allowances.
These as a matter of right will ac-
comp sny his return to the army, and
considerable as the amount may be,
If ten times, or even indefinitely re-
peated will never compensate him
for lost reputation and opportunity.
1t has been proved that he was inno-
cent of the crimes alleged against
him, and General Grant and others
who have now changed their opin-
ion are not fair subjects of criticism
on the score of jobberY, but they are,
especially Gen. Grant, who had means
of discovering the truth, censureable
for allowing such gross INJUSTICE to 20
so long unredressed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
To Sell a Household Ar
ticle.

YF,HE poor as well "a the rich, the old 40
L well as the young, the wife as well as the
hus and, the young m3iden as well as the
Young man, the girl IS well as the boy, may
lust as well earn q few dollars in honest EN-
ployment, as to sit around the house and walt
for others to earn 1t for them. We eau give
you e4n plsymeut all the time, or during your
spare hours only; travelling or In your own
neighborhood, among your friends. aud ac-
duaintances. II you do not care for employ
meut, we can impari valuable Information to
YOU free of cost. 1t viii cost you only one
cent for postal card to write for our Pros
pectus, and it may be the means OF maklnb
you a good many dollars.
DO not neglecS this opportunity. You ds
not have to invest a large sum of money. ana
run a great risk of losing 1t. Ion VIII readi-
IL see that l. will be al easy matter 10 make
from $40 to 500 week, and establish ld-
crativ- and independent business, honorable,
straightf0rward aud profitable. Attend 10
this NOW. for there is MONEY in 1T for all
who engage with us. We will surprise You
and you VIII won der why you never wrote to
us befo e. We send full particulars free
Address BUCKEYE MFG co.
Name this papsr.l Marion, ONO.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

ssTATEMENT OF rnR COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer of Lyon County. Neva-
da. to the County Commissioners Of said
county. for the quarter ending Sept. 20 tn.
A. u 1881, Inclusive.
Cash In Treasury In funds
rs per last report Of
Aud tor and Treasurer. $40 &c
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

When Scoville began the de-
tense of Guiteau he met with general
sympathy on account of his unfortu-
nate connection with his client, and
the disagreeable and unpopular ma
ture of the task. Now, however, he
appears to wish to add to the promi-
hence which is accidentally his, or
rather continue it after the murder
trial is over. He has brought suit
fer libel against a Chicago paper end
q few months hence the whole trial
will be again brought to public no.
tice. Going to law is the last resort
of commonplace people who are de-
termined to make a noise anyhow,
whether they do any good or not,
and Scoville may feel that it is nee
.essary to sue some one in order to
keep his name before the public.
Guiteau's crime was but the result of
this anxiety for litigious notoriety
developed to great intensity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

IN the name of suffering human
ity we request all physicians to try
Ammen's Cough Syrup; then they
will prescribe it for tlrer patients
who SIRE troubled with coughs, colds
and diseases for which it is recon-
mended. Many doctors who are OPP
posed to patent medicines prescribe
this remedy; the druggist simply
changes the contents into another
bottle and the patient is none the
wiser, while the physician gets cred
it for the cure, which always follows
where a cure is possible. Ask your
druggist to show you large bottle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

A SPEAKER at a Pennsylvania
institute last week said that In Bur
lington, Vt, there is no home study;
all the work is done in school under
a careful system. He had known an
instance, he added, where a school
board had positively forbidden study
at home-truly an unusual piece of
wisdom in such body. The same
speaker deprecated the maintenance
of the old.fashioned custom of
morning and afternoon recess, on the
ground that the children learnd more
profanity and bad manners during
that time than in allsthe rest of the
day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
THE PRECIOUS METALS.
Product of the Pacific Coast States
and Territories.

The annual statement of the prec.
ious metals produced in the States
and Territories west of the Missouri
river, including British Columbia,
with receipts in San Francisco by
express from the west coast of Mex
leo, has been made to Wells, Fargo
& Co., by John J. Valentine, the
General superintendent. The State
ment shows the aggregate products
for 1881 to have been as follows:
Gold, $3l 1863, $50, silver, $45,077,s29;
lead, $6,36l ,9O2; copper, 81, $4,000.
Total gross result, S84 ,4l7.
California shows decrease in gold
of S579, 900, and an increase in silver
of 1923, 1872. Nevada shows a total
falling off of S3,lS4, O57; the yield
from the Comstock being only ST.
726, l62, as against S., ,592 in 1880
- decrease OF 1885, 3O. The pro-
duct OF Eureka district is "a, I27 1858,
as against $4,639,O25 in 1SS0--a de-
crease of SSH $50. Utah shows an
increase of $3.50, 1876. Colorado shows
an increase of $l,672,l7l; and Ari-
iona $3,726, 295 over the last year.
The gold dust and bullion transport
ed by express was 26,0l9, 223; by
other conveyances, S2,663, $40; silver
bullion by express. S25, 567, 1924; ores
and base bullion by freight, $50, 253,-
430i making total of $S4, 1904 All.
This amount was distributed af toll
lows:
California. ......... ..........Sls, 900, 670
NeFaUa. '........ ...... '...''...'' II 90 ,oof
oregon. ''.'.' ....'.............. L, loS,ol0
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

The exports of silver during the
year to Japan, China, India, the
Straits, etc., were as follows: From
southampton, S2l 100000; Marseiles
81 900 900: San francisco, s., OOO, 900;
total, S27 900, 900 as against S3i,7O0,-
600 from the same places in 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

RecapitulatiCn.
Cash in treas Jan 1881 -. 3s46 90
Receipts during the year. 74,Osl 10 1I'9OS Us
Disbursements for the year So $50 IS
Cash in treas Jan 1882 &C.. 1857 II h,FSu 1
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

THE Reno Times, sixteen
column daily, has made its appear
ance under the management of
Messrs. Waldo & Julien. 1t prom
Uses to be lively journal, and will
probably combat the prejudices en-
tertained by many against too many
papers in a small town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to
be ill without inactiun of the Stom-
ach, Liver or Kidneys, or did you
ever know one who was well when
either was obstructed or inactive;
and did you ever know or hear OF
case of the kind that Hop Bitters
would not cure? Ask your neighbor
the same question.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

The bullion from the Comstock
contained AZ 81 100 gold and 52'46- 100
silver. OF the so.called base pul-
lion from Nevada A 7l-100 was gold;
and of the whole product of the
State 26 50 100 was gold. The gross
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
THE C. & G.. RAILROAD.

The Carson and Colorado railroad
is even now on of the biggest little
railroads in the West. Now COM
plet,d a distance of one hundred
and fifty miles it has opened for the
prospector and miner a section of
country rich in mineral resources,
but previous to the building of the
road almost valueless on account OF
the difficulties of access and great
cost of transportation. Before the
road was built only ores of very high
grade would bear the cost of extract
ion and transportion, consequently
but few miues in the section through
which the road runs south of Walker
Lake, were worked. Now that trans
portation has been reduced to a
reasonable figure numerous small
mines have begun shipping ore; no.
tably from the ellis mountains, and
with the certainty OF being able to
derive a benefit from mineral discov
cries swsrms of prospectors are even
now in the hard winter season, wan
dering over those rugged and inhos-
pitable hills, pick and shovel in
hand. The road will be built through
Owens Valley west of the White
Mountain range, and will connect
with the outside world long belt Of
country teeming with mineral wealth.
The White mountains, high and steep,
but covered with abundance of tim
Der, extend along the eastern side of
Owens Valley. From one end OF
the range to the other the foot bills
and high mountains divided by min.
eral bearing lodges, large and small,
and carrying in the several districts
all classes of mineral from free gold TO
galens. The miner and prospector
has made his home in these mount
aims for years, but the difficulties
attending the transportation Of sup
plies to the mines, and the after
transportation of ores to reduction
works rendered work in the White
mountains almost barren of profitable
results, except, as in the ellis mount
aims, in cases where the ore was ex-
traordinarily rich. East of the White
mountains, across Fish Lake Valley,
the Red mountain range extends
equally rich in minerals. South and
east of Fish Lake Valley are also
numerous districts in which there are
promising mines only awaiting
channel through which to send their
products to market. This will be
furnished by the c. & c., and in
country so extensive thousands of
men will find employment. AS the
road is built further to the south it
will continue TO make easy of access
other rich districts which are now
almost deserted. A large proportion
of the mines along the route of the
road will send their outcut to Dayton
for reduction, and we will receive
part of the benefit accruing from the
opening or a new and rich section.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
VIRGINIA, DAYTON & SUTRO
STAGE LINE.

ToNC0RD coaches are run from Sutro to
SVirginia by way Of Dayton, Silver City
and Gold Ill., returning the same day
stages leave Sutro on the morning trip at
200 a. M. Dayton about 1880 a. N silver
City about s On a. m. and Virginia about 300
a. m. Returning, leave virginia at 1000 a, III.
reach Silver City at l0:45 a. m, Dayton at
IL 80 Il. IN. and arrive in Sutro at y IN,
on the afternoon trip leave Sutro at p nj.
Dayton at 80 p m, silver City al p. m,
arr wing in Virginia about a. M. Returning,
leave Virginia at 80 p. M, Silver City 8 Is
p. m. Dayton at p, m, arriving at sutro at
$50 p. m.
T 8 r. Z S.
From Sutro to Virginia. ..............,..Sl %
From Dayton to NirginIA........ ...... CO
From DAYTON to Silver City............. 50
From Silver City 10 V rginis, .......-... 30
From silver City to Gold Hill. .... ..... 81
From Gold Hill to virginia .....,.-..... 70
Parcels carried at nominal rates.
Tickets, good untiI used. sold at either end
OF the line.
virginia ofico at Stems. the Bodie Stage
ststio -
GEORGE BARTON
Proprietor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

--GuITEAU in his speech says he
Is we'll satisfied with the conduct of
the Deity. He will scarcely speak
so approvingly when making his last
address from the scaffold.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21
AudstOr's Financial Statement for
the Year Ending 1881.

To the Hon., the Board of County
Commissioners of Lyon county Ne
vada:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-21

Yards at reduced rates. Agents Sample
UBook, DOC 80 new style, name on. lOc, Or
GERS promptly filled. Agents wanted.
Lucas Gard Co.. Lncas. Ohio
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

inoe / aotbeoral Rirten / gelorao bel
oi9pis traf intet az Sfuooene, Ser uos
lenotes IRA II Gepolper al orou Raliz
Der. Sronningen par tillteoe og belpie
meoe. &pugen ~leola9eoe beuoe / &o9u
III Slottet, men penote oerpdu tilbage
til RIrteu. Cn az Rualerne rammeoe
OF laareoe ct Sruentimmer. Yerlonen,
Der to1logte ii9 lom a~ongemorper, beoz
Der Sberitinoe Oiartofpith, Gnte efter
en- Sbsr't AZ lamme 9tapu, buem Som
gen loo benrette iammen meo flere Pin,
ore | Aartt 1878. Oct lig9er oerfor
nRrmelt at t9nte, at, bet paatpntte
Utoro itrep liz ira 6eunTelelle; men
Der ptre9 oog mt, at Der o9laa ltal
little Dolitit bagenfor. MorOerlten bar
Iorrelten lioen MtanoenS 6enrettelle pr
ret lRroeles inbelluttet, laa Oanollngen
uel o9iaa tan pRre foretaget en- linoss
ina Silltano. Sc Smltaaenoe talteoe
ia efter Stponinosn oper benos % ilo9
benoe peoboloeupe. inotil arigsminiites
rem ileoe I'll oa ~frellte bsnoe ira Den
iorbitreoe characteristics 6Rnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Wtaiue.

6tbpert un9t Ntenneite, lom M eller
lenere aQter al inotrRoe ct GoIle9e Tor
al beQpn0e Ell ltloerenoe Gane, 9rier
| he1elen her | ydnoet Tor oen Sortar,
iom Gleperne Of boiere Rlasler mn
Der ia berettigeoe til al one moe "0rons
%ltollingerne". Ell 9la9eri, Der gaar I'M,
Der Aoun al hazing; men M tan Der
taulte begnuoes at l9ttes en- Chopper
Tor bette l%lpgieu, ioet Ell 6lep peo
Somooin college bar anla9t Groeee
moo : al lue EIaoeaanotr % faae4
DEM iOonrt en- iamlet Mbultt al s.. zoo
til ligcIi9 0eting mellem Dem. Get ct
10 9oot, al Gurigbsoen bar tagst ia al
oisie A'lgrer. men unotrli9t er BET BOG.
Al life en- eoutge 8eitnrells ielp tan
iao en- laooan Sepnmg Al 9arbatiet AZ
uaiiet.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
N0lnn0cl.
Cnrop "a.

5pDlttano Nanal5n 9isnntm
0olutn mtltm Gotolstu % Cltttlstu
lnars M Al ltalle blloe I'll Gtrtsljgbto
n tp'ts Rt3isr,n9 hag nsmii9 III
aerltt Gitmso taqtt agen / in 0aIno
GA ntoial N Somiie al Suutetsr %
~embeosmrno / arig9 ga Mariusospar
ieueutet lor al trane % neoutnoise
6orbersOeIla,
6rantriqe. Alereoe i lana 5to
bar oet pel pprft molultnoe Tor Dem.
Der bar iaIsi 9egipsabeosrnts sang,
at 6rantriges 0tnlat par al laa 0aano
% rails Diet outr lunis. % otttt Striot
6dr Del M iaget belt 10. Set optrtas
qtr oermeo oaiaa dunis9 eiiaIo.
V|nqlano. yanoet bar nttop i
oi9ie Sage liot betpoeligt Cab oto Il
poloiomt Rsqnitpt. Gaa mauioloige
Strotr bar II ,>enbaneiafo'el maattst
itanoit. 9roef "a Nule. 0reaturee %
2lollag, iii Il bo,utputt. og Sorlen
oQ ,Samnleren tr nor. Ntrtil tommer
oglaa. al an pololom Crtau bar biem
ipgt au'terne. iaa aoitItli9s 6arteier ID
mangInlol9e Niltetbaoot er ooetaqi.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
WinmciOta.

Get me Stats Gapitolum / ct.
Faul mariner ltg IN 6uloenDelle. Oer
rorlaoan blap Den iioite Sten / Iaar.
nets APuooerf anbraai UNDER 6anuriers
0ron. 1aaruet tneiier 65 JoD op oper
0opeobpgningens Gag, og mangToloigt
oar oeres Idl, Der tlatreDe cerop oa
oerrrd lpttepe til De gpt~onlfniuas> Caller
ION bolotes DeO oen QuleDninq.
Der tales aoitIuigt ON at faa
fsuerm og NaorOeren 5ranf 9ames uoe
laperet ira Ulisiouri for at Taa BAN
antrdnat Tor foDmorpet / Jtortbfelo
og en- Srooer al Den mprDeDe 6aslerer
bdpmaro bar enoDa benpenot Tia til
0nperneren oerom, men oct er boa
lite ~lltteri, al oct oil lpftes, oa Der
nn er ben9aaet lda lang CID, at Oct
tan blioe panitellgt not at tilpeiebrinqe
ate De BeDller, ,om bebspes for en-
laaOan uoleoerins.
Sntltten iilberenoe Romal Il
8beaton | sit fiper bar M / Qobet
al 2 Aar uaret uoiat ior Snbbruo, 90
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

Mr.. NOAH BRooKs, who was once pri-
vate secretary to President Lincoln, has
written for ST. Nicholas an article de.
scribing the pranks and merry doings
of Master Tad Lincoln, the Presidents
son. The paper is entitled a Boy in the
White House, and contains, many inter
esting incidents, several valuable and fresh
"reminiscences vi Mr.. Lincoln's family
life at the executive mausion. Ii is an
nonnced 10 appear in the November mum
Of 81. Nicholas, and portraits of Secretary
Robert Lincoln 1T the Age Of seventeen,
and Of Tab III the uniform of a lieute-
nant Ito which rank be was commissioned
by Secretary Stanton), are promised As
illustrations.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Mem Wprf.

0ampitibet "Gitp OF Mterioa" ban
brogt meO liz til Rem port 3 norife
Stibs aopteincr og Ell ~luenit, buiS var
tOier ollie bouoe liot Stibbruo unoer en-
ltGrt Srtan ueo Sontanu / NfericO
ben loOe September. 9eres 9taun er
y. y, 0anien, Z. Stauqeu, 9. =.
Calm og s. q. 4rinp. 0uoroan Oct
gift Ntanoltdbe! meooele5 ,5utet ON.
6riltina 9}il9ion, ben ptrosnsbes
remte ~lpenlfe Sangerinoe, tt antommen
til atew 2)ort Tor at gipe Ell RGtte al
Gonterter her / 2auoet. Om uctaIer,
al uaur bun er fRroio oermeo, pil bum
gda tiIbage til europa, trRtte lig al
OeleS tilbage ira Oct oiientligt yiu o9
inorette zig Ct bp9geli9t Eriuat 6iem /
GnQlano.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Yeuniplpamia.

Zen i philadelphia uetop aTbolote
ltorartebe 5eltliebeo / Anleonins al ?
6unoreoe : 2lars 3a9en Tor aSiillam
Benns ganDltisnins / genlplpania ltulDe
lite eaa al uoen Unite. Ueiot inoe
en- ltor Gfare al Menaeiter / 5airs
mont Bart lprans en- Werler laoet meo
Bomber % anoet SprensltOi og orabte
ipu paa SteOet , en- bel Del b!eu laaret.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

Haptcin Nra'er, oer bar Cpsr Spin
ntt mso Cplorclien al Zit Cbierpato
rlet Der Staten. bar taar uobetalt
sll4, 600 pdd bette @rbeiot. 9hu II
omirtnt o1 oaloe AZ Nu9uinQtn lars
ola, men tNooeotappeleu tan lite paa-
begpn0ts Tor oct btromrt yit 5tlgltop
antom ugr. 9taar Alt tommsr iltauO.
oil uttfrii9 california tunne roie ia
Al Oct bfon! Cbleroatorium &erecn.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Store Sosiamlimser.

Slanot De mango interesiante III,
banpIin9er / oct nplis uotomne l4oe
Sino al Encyclopedia Britannica
ct 5bemaet Libraries" (eibIiotbeter)
blepet uel behanolet AZ 5eooer % Sbo:
mas. be9ge Setretarer / ben brittle
8ibliotbetz Screening. 5folge De meoe
bette ltatiltilte Spgaper, Der anlees lonl
paalioeli9e, iinoes Der Tor nRruRrenoe
/ belle 0eroen l47 Sibliotbeter meo
oper 100, 900 8ino / buert, o9 ioroe=
les oisie ION ieIaer
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
afrita.

! Srausuaal Oct lpolige Afrita ital
oct uRrt 0iort ltort ejulofuno. OF
@nlo9rapere ltremmer osrior Ill / ltore
Starer aleue9ne ira. Gn Ntano tai
baue raaet ouer loo lln;er Cub / 20
bet Al en- ll9e, og sn anoen ntauo be-
ltlF'tiger % Ill 80 0tauo peo oiulo
grapnln9en. Sarmeierne langs Slooen
De Raaps greooer paaItaar, at Der er
Sub operalt paa oeres 0runo. men
huis Oct uar Stlfploe, II Der 10 uoaen
h%inltllaheo Tor, at DC rerit % remit
leln uiIoe uonptte Den OF lite u9re laa
Forblppene paa at l9iae. ION oct er
5ilIuloe. Selu ON ~lliltremminoeu til
0gneu / Sisblittet riueliauis oil mee
lore meaen 6leuoiqbeo blauot DC ltuf
iepe @ulparauers. nil Oct ooa / yeno
oen p9re til Sam Tor yanoet, DER /
andre 6enlsenoer CT goot og fruotbart.
9e qppten.-9en tio!igere enatllte
Sber't 8alentine Batter. mn Batter pa
lha, er blepen upnRuHt til Gperlte Som
manosrsnoe oper oen 9gpptilfe Nrme.
- 9teppe er yanoet TPrpl9 nleo Ell
6riQ, Tor Ell anoen brueer no, OF oenne
aQereoe III mere blooi1 emo Den Iorlte,
ON man tan tro De dntomne BeretnIn
aer. Der UNDER 23oe Sttober lpoer laa
leneS Se Torfrroslialte Npbeoer an
tommer ira Rbartum. Den fallfe Bro
tel / Splolen ror belle Den padbennnQs
tiae g%eloltnin9 al SUDAN oa ltettet al
npale Ranlbai Stammer ira Mttllem
4irita bar anrettet et fulolt9noigt BE
Derlug / Z blooige Slag paa De aspps
title Gupernprer 0bDel 6aoer oa 0lsg-
ler, Tgppterne bat 5000 8rabte oe
GoaraDe og bar pesuoen mi'tet en-
Wanaoe gaaben, oerlblan0t 5000 fes
minatoneRiler Yepningerne al Den
aapptiite 9trme isgte IilHngt til ahar-
tum % er MI Der uolat Tor en- Belei'
rine. 9(Ge propinoier / Spo for Spen
er tabt Tor 9Gappten. Mtan penter bag
lia al bore. at 2bartum bar maattsi
ouergiue Jig. Den falife profet laDel
baIOe toganbe lalg / 5angernes oint
oa 0ren og piner Dem paa ale muli9t
andre Maaoer. ga aanibal Stams
marne aber b~ogitauelig op llne One,
Der faloer / 6anDerne pdd Dem, iaa.
trent De fife allertienper Den falits pro.
let lom en- lano profet og aabltt,
Der ~paaltaaes, at benne 6anatiter bag
lie pinoer 0tarer al 3ilbansere, oe al
ban aliereDe er paa Teien moo Galro-
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

M fOlte Sang bleu Sernifobet lpren9t,
,Anoboloet tu9et no, o9 oeSuoeu bleu
Der ltiaalet Siltetoi o9 &nipliu0er til
Ell &Groi al 81 900. Au iunteo Be
ioltnin9sn, at oct GIT for Uiot. Der
iamlece ia en- Del Meno, lom latte iiq
til Spgape OF tnibe Oisis SpuetnGgte,
oQ bette Iptteoeo oeioa Mian ianOt
Dem noe paa en- 0tpr, men oet oar
noouenoi9t at ifpOe oeu enc, iereno ban
uiloe oper9iue liz. Den anoen bleu
Oerpaa brugt mo iii 8pen, men uiloe
life op9jpe, bpor ban bapOe lfiult 5ps
uetolterne. Oa gap man bam 9al9et.
ON ban plIee benge eller %tilltad. %
ban pnlste oct Siolte. Nue DC l%tiaalne
Saotr tom after til Nette.