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Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
y!llia Warbsriun. Su

S!aig Sar6sriag. Gn 9errs
for ct BAR Gage iiOeu inc / En- !
bsrialcn / @terSgaOen / 6briitiaui.
lpnr9te, buor mssct Set foitcoc at
bere fig. IA Ore, par Sparet. q.
ndar leg blot barbsrcr mig pua odi
Stos2" "Sa, ba iaar Oct bIIue :
"Gobt'~ iuarsOe ban Og latte ZIG
ret'e. "SOr leg iporge, paa bit
Stoeoerren onifer at barbcres?" lFH
Sarberersn. "4aa llbiioeu!" y
bereren blcp MOTT til at boIoe aitaIH.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
9pn ION fprifllot.

y T~"F
80 af be 4 lbpr. iOm for nosle
Maaneber iibsn | 9iIbifab % 6uIbifab
en- Ssuouss aften meb SoIb os Wast
trangte fig mo / 9uiet Dos en- balps
tomiet Manb oppe i gIuHton 9ouns
hip, ustItrGmte BAN, iaa ban tos Ses
meme fat, os iioen paa ben met oprss
renbs Wtaape misbunbIebs bans uel iaa
iiouebe Oattsr, bar uu fact i'm Dom:
Serome Bartlett 10 liars SIausri os
Charles 8ebsswooo 8 Nar. De to
andre nil forit faa jim Sag afsiOrt i
DARTS Maaneb nelte Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Selbreeenee, Stprfcuee %
Stuereuce.

Oct er ben Sla9s Nteoicin, Der trGues
for 9un8e Spsoomme, Soitc, 5orfielsIis,
Bronbit, Gals % StrubesO uoer, ium 6Gs'
beo oiu. Spsets iriife Rnis Baliam sr
uarenoe, belbreoeuoe, liHoreuoe o9 ba!ia.
milt. Zen inoebolOrr ale De Gseuitaber,
Ser irGpes ! 9ungesS% psoomme. 5or 9G'
rings Yaticuter, Der er TONNE ianst, er Den
en- iortrinlis Weoiciu os bruses meo no.
m9rtet 8irtuins.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Or M. xnfrua.

Tpoit, uesitabilii YlobsRenier tiltrGnaes
for at belbreoe Rpres o. 2euersS paoomme.
Zen renisr Ylooet os er en- filter Re8ulas
tor for apiuoer. Den ppererer iom et
Stprte. Wiooel us oil belbreoe Sp9tfeIie /
aisns.S rsanerne. SGlses hos
T.. ]. gaeiicr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Cn M Methuialrm.

Dtisiien9r bar / Soroti (S>siarat
finSet en- Sloins paa 1870 2tar.
er ansier al 6obieI cg bcSer
i6aut. SIbin9sp CT peo gOO 81.
os raif Os rOris. SONS S0uucica
bleu upltrepst / 1882. Sans 4
Sen sr 81 Gar Os iunss al pGrt II
u~Iieloisere enb fit Spbap, ser
baps intbsitct en- gob Slump Of
farins i tit Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Senie Gb9lera

anretter nu fine SoeIesselier biif os
Der / G~ountist, os ba N tiblisere
8inneibeit Wanb, Der III Dor / Me.
Grcsor, ft ipurst bette, bar ban ienbt
feIsenNe Raao, iom ban paaifaar er
fortrinIist. Ss tosenoe 8ano paa
gite; N baIu GiHts efter baIbes Sans
Oct foriistist at; MI bIanoes Der Waiss
NteI / Sanoet Os Iiot fort Pebber, os
iaa sipes Ssniene bette en- 9 euer 8
@anss.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Oet ferite llbuaIs at Ladies and
children Underware er Dos 9arien,
bans Ladies Scarlet medicated Vest
til sl.Oo er be bilisite i 8gen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

3 Carloads euer 1900 SGtter Of Nin.
nsioiG 5Ionr iolst no iioen ben isrite Suli
iibiileoen. Geite er si ilanenoe yeuis paa.
bVao bette gel ouer iii, BERTH ian osian
bsmRries. at jss altio bar gipet, % frem'
osIes oil part pilis til at siue gnbuer
fine SsHse tiIbnse. bpis ban timber bet al
ore oHbsrlsoes eno a~ubeialei.
seq bar htoinotil lille bort en- ereite &lags
oofr bet. men osrimoo mango AnbeiaIinser
q. q. Sauaeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

2arfenS $1,000 1raater ere Of bel
lib "sseitern maoe gaibmeres" os uom9r'
let aobt foret % met. sc paa benz, fpr
ou fIBber.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Set nprIfe Selifab.

VII HUriIt StlIluU'
Oenue Screening, Der MI mart bar
beitaaet / 8 glar bsiluttsbs psb bet iibft
aiboIote 5o~rretninsssM sbe at boIoe en-
fsitIis Sammsnfomit Onsbasen ben ste
December. Gn Arrangements : &omite
bIcp neoiat for at orbne alt, buab Der
ior en- FABIAN anIebnins %trauss, os nj
5uabsr, of ben, Iiseiom be tibIisere ao>
mitesr ueb Oisie 9eiIi9beber oil uGre
beIoise til at orbne gIt paa bet Bebite.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Sen fore Greuriiou.

Gfter anmobnins Of foritieuise ftsrre
SeIifaber af Stanbinauer, iom sniter
at beige fine samIe 6iem, men sr ube
at Stanb til at reiie ben l5be 0opems
Der, bar Wonards einien ubfat "epbian
Wonard"s afieiIinssbas til ben 2Obe
Nouember. Vile, iom suite at fire
fig Ouerfurt meb benne fore os bur-
tise Damper, ifuIoe sisbIitteIis benuens
be fig til en- at pore asentsr saer fens
Be pense til 6. @. RoQtnS,
@eneraI Gsent for gehen,
lsl eaSaas Ctr, gbieaso. 5.lo.s.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Nstop mobtaset Dos Slion & Sbomps
Jon en- MtansOe 0amefuaber, iaaiom
"llliters, llliterettss, &usiian Circulars,
OoImans" oiu. at fo~ritielise auIsrer
os Msnitre os til ale Briisr ira IS
til S25. Rom % ie benz. s.lO.2.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Utter er ct itsrre YartI 9amesQaas
ber aniommet til Sarteu. 9lem life,
of ban bar 8 Ganse iaa fort llopaIs iom
RoseH / Bpsu, o. at ban i9lser benz
me9et biutst.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

autauet at 9anosIsrsiisaNs I .
enebe Stater anl9ttes til 200, oVu'
buer bar %siennsminitIis 5000
Con susr iaIt 600, 600, 900 E'1'
Narst,
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Gubper ipm Ter bet, pI ii9e, at Saugen
tan oppiie liseiaa mango, liBeiaa imrtte,
ps iremior alt liaeiua biui9e ajpletpisr,
iom nogeH Anoen her / Spen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

9ommetprtlGoer for 9amer ps Serrer,
al ale aolsrer, ale Spaliteter, til ale
Yriier, bet imulteite llOpols, Rosen bar
lest, hos 81. !. 6augen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
4. {. JOhnson&CO.
Ooueo tQdenter Jbiuauauqs yiuieu.

9oUeo'Ggenter S5iH9ooua. giuisn.
ct. Vaui, Wiun.
NB.-8srIer ublteoes pad be itorlte
% ~litrelte Banter i Stan6inauieH.-
j'orite, ~iOeHite % baniis arOn, isoIer
for Sal9. 5.lO.2.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

&aterproof Tor so Cts, 60, 65, IS, 80
ps S1.00, oper 80 Stptier at p9lse inlellem,
hos 81. Z. Sau8en.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
I HINGvALLk-
Liniens
Sibitc itOre Grcutiion
til
SfaubiuaDieu
SDfsrs 1853.
oi9nar
Ora at. SauI 2Ooe Ropember 81.
6 Bitten.
sra Rev 0orf 24be Roueuber 81.
9 9ftermiobcg.
Sfanninnncr !

SfanSinnpcr
0ette CT ben iiblte Og ~itsrlte al
S~biugualla 9iniens Grcm iiOner ibsIt,
os be at Goer, iOm aStsr at reile bism
og sniter at fomme bettiI for Sui bar
NJ at beuytte QeilisbeOeu.
Si ficmper ale 5oroelene uec at
saa meo ben oirette itanitinauiite Ching
palIasyinien mob at reiie biem meo be
en9sIite og tpbife einier.
ri oeo 4ae, at meO Sbin9uaIlds
9inien Hyper man at reile ouer eng
lamb sler Ipoitlunb. Hyper ultiaa at
Iisse / 9ull i 0useuis, for at uente
paa BEN life 0orbisbaabcn, Hyper Oss
iaa be oermeo iorbunbne llogifter %
Smbptnirger.
Mcb Grtnriioucn bar rlali oesubcu
islasnoc nisre Toroele
"a iaa Wan9e tommer tiliums
men paa engans hi uentsr minoit $50
Stanbinuuer meo Osnue iiOite Grcurs
lion), iaa Der ri / 6orbin0eIie mso
9r. a!ireb ROrtenien forget for Or
t~rntrain Ii9e til NeU Dort.
III Baggage checkcs O9 NECKLACES
frit fra Ct. RuuI. pdsiagsrerus bar
iutst 8rpoeri meo tit lei unOsrusis.
ri beisrSsr bet martet og om5OrObrust
poa 0empitibst / 9teW Dort.
Siaetpriien meo oenne fioite Or
c%uriion CT iat iaa Inu, at in9sn lite
SIGsies Nuie, buertsn Gngellt euer
lyoit tan lGlge biuigere.
Jteiien ira WeW Norf til
Sfanoinapien tGgsr ca. II Gage
uneer cenne lio sr bet forget ior at
COB oe traftig itaucindpiit Rot b!iuer
i~srusret Basiagersrue.
Som ia9t, Dat er giort GIt for al
luren ital bltue iaa biuig os bstuem
lom mutjgt, % snitsr On at tomne
buriigt, btli9t o9 bsbageligt bIsm, ida
refs meo 6rcnriioneu.
Suif gGtpcn Stneit 20pe go.
peutbsr mao IN tomre I'll st.
paul for at iaa Lott Din Billet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

lllosarn al ale Sprtsr o9 aolprer. ill
lise et ~iuIoitGuoist Splas al 3epbprs.
gilt til 2assns bilisite Iriier, hos
s.. :. 6amsen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Paisley showls, Scotch wool shawls,
Cashmere Shawls, Beaver Shawls, 90
ct fort llbuuIs af be alminbsIiss bels
uIbne Shawls Dos Qarien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

So CONNER breot aaabetpi, iGroeles
pasienoe Tor Stulebprn, til 70 Cts, S1.0O
p9 1.25 hos 6. !. Sau9cn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Irs. Sror6J oil after pare of itnoe |
Ct. Glouo Sotel Den II, 10 os 20oe 3opbr.
% pil oa mootnae Seiss al Dem, Der pil
raaofUrs Jig meo benos i De ioritjslise Spss
bpmme. sam.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
gRilpautee, G. &oubr. 1888.
Eeosfalo.

sImlatsl;g, GsssiaIs OVtases / "a eSOT.Rs possn- ion
kiSnG gratis. Or euimOs en- ioaoaH aHm,IssIis CT
pisilsitis,r, suSsoIb ,a,r lssios,t 81 9,rs. sa uas for
iuasaut heal 5 gIs. ~. eiuis.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Bet itsrite, imutteite os biuisite uouaIs
Of "Yelpets" % "pelpeteens" / ole mulise
aolprer er Dos 2arteu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Rnipliusssgaroiuer I itort uopols Dos
9arisH fra 25 Cts. pr. Yo. % opoper.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Den beefte Sumbcrz Spau,
Der or / DEBORAH, er "Jieo gSiHg SSagoH".
Rom os beie ben nsia9tis, fsr III tlsber.
BET oil beiale ia. q, Gngbertien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
. q Il N

Sen norife WaIer NisIs @ube, Ssn
al ben bsrsmte 9anbftabsmnaler CUBE,
opbOIser fig for Chen / a~isbenbauu
for eerfra at bssiue fig til Berlin.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
SGatcpicoe.

SeriageL-8rapos. Gen 29oe Of
tpber G9tepieoss Castle @raoos % 8beps
bore 8. Seriasel al Sisp. gRasellon |
gaeftao airte, 5iQmpre Gonntp, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Spoos til ale Yriier hos
s.. j. 6auseI
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

7e beoite $500 Splmaus / 9ecorab hos
81. 3. SauSeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

9amerne iuloe ie xartens Stlfes
Qioietpier til $500, fOreno be fisher
be CT be bsoits | Bpen til ben Bris.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Seluione INF Sbirtins 6lannel til 40 Cts,
hos Il. 4. Gansen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Sgbler pr. Genbe eler / minore 8artier.
3s beofe enouu opuiit / Ssit, hos
q. z. SQuaeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Dill De fisbe beluIben Cashmere l
garb brebt for 40 Cts, iaa saa til
yarien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Gables Scaris os Rpbils biqisere END
npset auoet Steo hos St. I. @au9en.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Sc, Tom oil fIsbe f9roiefpeoe &I9s
Der, tau lpare Bense Deb at tIsbe hos
2arfen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Oil 8raiu Stotpi fer Serrer. Gamer os
Born, bet beolte Der iau i%orftafes, hos
81. !. Sauaeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

8jsb VtntersS uer hos 9arieu; ban
bar ct uomartst uopaIs.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Spis De snifer at ie ct fulbftGnoiat
llopal9 af "gaibmeres" til fsIsenoe Briier:
1919 Cts, 20 ets., 80 Cts, IS Cts, 40
Cts. As Cts, so gts, IS Cts, so gts.,
IS Cts, 70 Cts, rs Cts, 80 Cts, IS Cts,
90 Cts, 95 Cts. % 100 gts.. loo gaa til
4aritn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Snseu ian ~iremuiie ct beore Bar Stpus
Ter for $500 euo 81. j. 6augen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Gitcrfporaiel.

llnoertesneoe pnlter at uioe, bupr min
Salpbrober Gnbers 8. Sture ira Sang
Yaloers, Rorse, ppboloer zig. aRin aorssle
er aune Salogrien Sele.
Glarts @rope y. o, 5reeburu Co.,
Iinr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

2artenS 10 Cts. -dspiots- ere pirtslis
p9ro 121z Gts.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Heaet mutt "eHsliib Decorated" Steu'
tei lam! @lasUorer ! tort SpIas hos
Il. 4 Nnunen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Spar genae! RIB cperfraffer II
Weno, Gutter % Ssrn Dos 9arien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Silt fore Splas Of Sinter Sbaiuis ital
Yriierne iGlee. 81. !. Sausen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

goot lbpals af Strpmper for Gamer
% Serrer hos s.. 3. Gausen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Snnoitsr, Satter Us Suer i aubt llbpal9
hos 81. S. Sausen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

fSfs VI SBen bar iirrre GpIos Of
ssSsSH, serer, iom Dulf meft trqnaer
V, - JHssH isissr Dem bigisere enb
y. 3. bnugtn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
M00frlQtt0fttf.
norge.

6ammerberre Sreihou ! euuruit bar
til Spsse % Spmuntrins for fine ars
beibere / beres Isbise elmer oprettet ct
Muftforps paa 25 Manb iblanbt Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

zsspis Sirup for $l.O0 pr. @alon hos
n. q Sauosn
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Oct bebite Steb til SnbtDb al 8ruoe'
uofpr er hos 9arfen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

uble8st 39reo
Dos 2arien, 4 Cts. pr. garo.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Gables Collars, De npeiie Yeooer, hos
81. j. Saugen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

S -aaHHso gfaaes" for 10 Cts. pr.
NNf VS. . J. 6aneeh
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

9a banite stortbing aabnebes Sen
lite Sttobsr. 6OItetbinsst uaIste gen.
tires 6srer Berg til Braioent.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

2arienS Tssetobat til 10 gts. er barb
20 Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

llaibentcoe Srcpc peb SetOrah j. 2. til
ben 5oe siDpbr. 1883.
8. Sliou, Sacob 5oleipion, gtis StSSie
Spsriou.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
G N GODDARD.
Sort Gpla9 at
TGrotaaiorte GIGoer

er betpoeli9t | Ssit; Ri tilbnoer be bebfte
Slass 8arer, gpbt ipeoe os uoitprsbe, os
ri iGl8er iortrinlise 7rasier % Sperfrai,
lex baaoe for WGno % Gutter til biuia
1ris. ON GODDARD
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Carl 2sfen, gier nf StisrbaIsns
grrrbsri os betpbeIise StOue Os andre
@ienbomme / S~iisrbaIen, fful bape
eueraiuet fit 30 til 8ontursbsbanbIins
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

ct itsrre Yarti Of lllfers % tllferettes
er / Sinter hos 9arien cmtrent ben Ste
euer 7be Rouember. Bet er ben fleroe
Soripnins / Spft.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

soot @aterpropi for 80 gts. bos
81. 3. Sau8cn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

gpbt llbpals al Gloats pg 9plmaus hos
81. =. Gaasen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

0roccrttS
fan mon altio ipore Yeuse paa, peo at
fIsbe hos 2arieu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Rorff 8ammeion
Srislins hos 9arieu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
DRESS GOODS.
Tt bar forte o9 tolsrte
CASHMERES

til 9riier Iauere enb hos nuseu anbeu /;
farpeos 9~ni5mers5 til rs Cts. pr,
Yaro, OS StOfet iaa soot, at bet
uanlfelig fan Nnoes bsbrs.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
2cfal:Nptitier.
8lfdff x6re0.

/ Varb breot hos 2arien til 9 Cts, er uRro
8 Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

Rlpb SrapIsps bersmte sfotpi Dos 9arien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Sor Eager Of ale Slags
EhANEL

er iHlotGHaigt, os ri er De gueits i De
corap, Der i9lssr Der iabriieret shirt
ing E1anel, ben bsoite Bare / Sana
oeleH III ben $ris.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
{. n. GODDARD

III Dry Goods bar ri ct uiGbuan.
Iig itOrt SpIas, buiI,et Osiuu er Gil:
liable meo port
DRESS GOODS.
Der omfatter Gle be met ubisste ga:
ger; Yriierne Ct iGrbeles Iope iom {.
Sr. bet beoite iorte sQsr toIsrte SiIte.
tel, ~nO9sniinbe iOIst / Soma, for 81
pr. 9aro.
vi incbpoer PubIitum til at is inb,
ON pos os.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

5aar'Riroer fabriteres efter Beftinins
hos Is. irrinifis. Ills.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

> gilt Slass Saar.Grbeioe ubfsres hos
Ills. 8. irpinfts.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07
Bort Gplng al
aaaber,
LIMA
%
ma

omfatter ale be rpeite gRooer til De lapeits
HriiSr. vi bar bait en- iaa p~ppsrlis Mn
Ieonir9 til at flsbe oisie Sarer, at ri ian
iGlse benz ior omtreut Oct Canine, andre
aipbruGRb flpber Dem for.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-07

On imuf preient.
Ut lbr. % 6als'Qieoe al Saar i9Ises
hos 6. I%rJeinIis. Ills.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-04
Sweethearts and Wives.

This is an excellent and venerable
toast / have no doubt it could be found
deposited under the foundation stone of
one of the Oldest existing monuments in
the world-that to Washington over
yonder. 1t is old, but it will be still
new and fresh. long after the Washing
ton monument is finished. 1t is one of
the most ingenious sentiments ever de-
vised by evasive man. Its origin is lost
in the mists of antiquity, but it was, no
doubt, concocted before latch keys were
invented. "Sweethearts and wives, y
Is that "and' conjunctive or a dis
junctive conjunctionp 1t is both. 1t
suits the convivial hour of the banquet,
and it will pass muster under the do
mestic inspection at any hour of the
morning. 1t may mean for the worldly
moment that there are sweethearts and
there are also wives, and it may mean,
when it must, in the hour when an ac-
count has to be given of the deeds done
here in the banquet, that sweethearts
and wives are the same persons. 1t is
an honored toast, being usually kept,
like good wine, till the last 1t is thrown
in as a propitiatory offering, like the
sentiment to the press. Neither of them
is dictated by fear, but by that affection
ate and wholesome respect for discipline
which keeps man on the right track in
this world.
/ have sometimes wondered that, on
public occasions, woman, who is alto
gether the most important item in life,
the cause of most of the wars and nearly
all the reformations-th incentive and
the reward of all labor, should be put
after the Constitution, the so-called
navy, Mexico and the day we celebrate.
In rightly ordered world the toast to
woman should come next to that to the
President of the United States. But we
shall never have everything exactly
right in, this land, until, as conserva-
tive friend says, we have a colored
woman for President.
1t is not necessary in the presence of
the Army of the Potomac that / should
appear rs the eulogist of woman. She
is indeed beginning to speak for herself,
and / am expecting the day when she
will begin to speak for us; when she
will do man some slight justice for the
little part he has played in history.
She knows just when he has been false
and when true; when his bravery was
genuine, and when twas from the fear
of being called a coward; whor he has
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-04

been pretender; when he has been .
hypocrite; when he has been so royal
that she could worship him without
flutter of reservation, and love him
without blush; she has studied him
and kept all these things in her heart.
She has shed tears enough over him to
wash away all his sins, to float him into
Heaven, if he could 90 there by water
She has flattered him till his head
touched the stars. She has strengthened
world with shield, and the injunction
not to return without it, unless he was
borne upon it. She is always willing to
hold out light by which he can swim
across the river to her, and her smile is
always worth the swim. She is always
ready to pray him out of any mischief
she has enticed him into. She will
make man of him, if anything in this
world can. Her constancy is proverb;
she is the one thing that is never twice
the same and that never changes; the
one object that man can confidently tie
to- She is our National motto persona
fied-infinite variety in unity. What
she was yesterday she will not be
tomorrow, and she was not the
day before, she is everlasting
ly the same. What she was
to the soldier of the Army of the Poto-
mac / need not say--whether she re-
manned at home to sew for him and pray
for him, or followed him afield with lint
and bandages, or went about in hospi-
tails, in the garb of saint, with the
smile of an angel, the picture of self
sacrifice, to 'kiss him for his mother"
How her patriotism and genius for
organization shone out in that great
army she created, second only in impor-
lance to the army in the field, which
cared for the wounded and sick.
When you are balancing in your mind
the cost of spring bonnet and ten
thousand regallas remember that it was
American women who devised and ex-
ecuted the greatest alienation ever
known for the miseries OF war. Did she
make any less sacrifice than you, patient
in her lonely home, keeping up her
courage and yoursP l need not say how
you thought of her constancy and of her
pride in you; and your disre to play
the man partly for her sake, sweetheart
or wife, heartened you and refund you.
iou ohouShI iaoo uo HiSho anu III ee III
the morning that she was thinking of
you, and the thought that she would
weep with joy in your victory was the
sweetest thing in it. God bless her!
How she stood by you and was proud OF
you, and loved you! What is there in
life so sweet
But am not here to praise women or
the Army of the Potomac; only to give
you "sweethearts and wives. A
sweetheart is good, wife is better;
best of all is sweetheart and wife in one
person. From Speech By Charles Dudley
Warner at the Potomac Reunion Banquet
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Excise.

Liz WOIu tAClSC 10 plODdDly uC-
rived from the Latin ercidere-to cut off,
being the clipping taken by the Lord
from any article on going into consump-
ton. Excise figures altogether for f27,-
100000, which is the amount levied on
articles manufactured within the king
dom, just as the Customs are on those
of foreign make, but including also the
railway duty and various licenses, both
those on public houses and those which
have replaced the old taxes. Spirits
produced, ETA, 800, 900 besides which the
wine and spirit licenses bring in e.
100000, beer 9S,500,000, railways
100000, and the remaining licenses,
representing in the main what we used
to call assessed taxes, namely, those on
carriages, dogs, armorial bearings, and
so on, FL, 100000 Taking, therefore,
excise and Customs together we derive
from wines and spirits more than f21,-
100000, from beer 9S,500,000, from
tobacco 100000, from tea and coffee
f4,300,O00, from licenses (other than
public-house licenses) 81, 100000, and
railways 100000. In raising these
immense sums two main principles have
been born in view. One is that
no raw materials and no neces-
sary articles of food have been taxed.
Our fathers-nay, we ourselves
used to pay duty on bread, meat, sugar
cotton, flax, hemp, hides, indigo, oil,
silk and many other articles of primary
Importance, all now happily free. The
wonderful progress of our manufactures
is due no doubt partly to the high quail
tics IF tNrn1nan rnortlu IN tho chill
and industry of the British workman,
partly to our natural advantages, espe-
cially in the possession of coal and iron,
but very much also to the fact that our
manufacturers obtain their material
duty free. The second principle is that
whenever q custom is levied an equiva-
lent excise duty should be imposed.
For instance, if the duty were taken of
foreign spirits, of course it would be i'm
possible for English manufacturers to
compete with foreign distillers, and vice
versa. Great care is therefore taken as
far as possible to impose equal duties
on wines, spirits and beer, taking in
remain the quantity of alcohol as the
test. In agricultural districts there has
long been strong desire that the duty
on malt should be removed, and to meet
their views as far as possible Mr.. Glad
stone arranged to levy the duty on the
beer itself and not on the malt. 1t is
manifestly impossible to take the duty
off beer; and moreover, if we did, we
must give up that on spirits also.
Speaking roughly, we may say that beer
is drank in England, whisky in Scotland
and Ireland, and it would manifestly be
unfair to take the tax off our fovorite
beverage, and leave it on that of our
Scotch and Irish fellow-countrymen.-
SIR John lubbock, IN Nineteenth Century.
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