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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

Services In Asbury n. L. Church, colorsd, 20.
morrow At II q. m. and 80 p. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

Young Mems Meeting In the II. Z. Chure
South every Sunday afternoon ~ 80 D. M, IA
1t the Room every Thursday night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. J. A. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR.
Rev. J. Il. Graham, d. D., will preach IN ehep.
herdstown 1t IL q. m. Kearneysville st .. n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
REFORMED CHURCH

u. Z CHU Huh SOUIH
REV. w. g. EGGLEsroS, PAsroR
Shspherdstown II o. M, Marvin Chspsl IN
m.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
4 Scene Of Human Degradation.

Mrs. Scott-Steyenson, in her .sOn
Summer Seas, gives the following ac-
count of O Russian pilgrimage to tho
shrine of St. Nicholas, at Bari, in Italy:
They were all dressed in kind Of
uniform, the men in gray, barefooted.
with stats slung over their shoulders,
on which were tied bundles OF clothes
and a pair of boots; the women wore
blue serge skirts, gray jackets and red
handkerchiefs round their heads, and,
like the men, carried bundles, with a
water-bottle and tin mug, on their
backs. They were all slowly crawling
up the steps with bleeding knees and
torn, trayel-stained garments, mutter-
ing prayers and endless Itanies as they
toiled upward On entering the church
we saw a shocking sight, 50 painful that
hesitate to describeit. Four pilgrims
were on their knees, with their heads
bent down to the ground in the most
unnatural attitude, their eyes shut, and
the swollen veins standing out like
cords from their crimsoned fcreheads.
A man walked by the side of each,
holding one end of handkerchief,
while the Wretched penitent held the
other, and was thus guided along the
pavement. For few seconds we did
not realize what was taking place, but as
they crawled onward we noticed four
marks like dark ribbon behind them,
and it dawned on us they were actually
l5ckifag the foori And such . fioorl
Thousands of only half-civilized human
beings had been in the church since
day-break, as the tainted atnos
phere but too plainly showed. For
over eighty yards these wretched Great
ures kept their tongues on the rough
pavement, over every pollution that
came in their way We were chained
to our seats by horror and disgust, and
in spite of ourselves stayed till they al
last reached the altar steps and were
permitted to rise. Their faces haunt
me still; the small cunning eyes turning
stealthily toward us, and AS hastily
turned away; the half-sharne-faced,
half-ferocious look; the coarse, dirt
smeared features, the matted heads of
hair, and the lolling, 1acerated tongues
bleeding over their chins. And these
were fellow creatures, these benighted
wretohes, looking like scared wild
beasts! What religion can that be which
permits such q frightftd exhibition,
such loathsome scene of human de-
gradationp'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.


There are more Roman Catholics in
New York City than in any other city
in the world. NJ y. Sun.
One hundred and ninety young men
have applied for admission to the Glass
of '87 at Yale College.
The corner stone Of the new He
brew Asylum, in New York, was laid
recently. The building viii front ON
Tenth Avenue, and will cost $500, 900.
The First Congregational Church
at Oakland. CAL, has voted TO pay the
Superintendent of its Sabbath School
good salary, so that he can devote his
whole time to the work.
In the Episcopal Convention of the
Diocese of Illinois, a resolution was in
troduced asking the General Conven-
ton to change the name of the church
from Protestant Episcopal" to Holy
Catholic So much opposition was
manifested to the proposition that the
resolution was Withdrawn.-N r En-
a1ai1ser
MIR. Moody has recently received q
giftof $50, 900 for his Northfeld Mass.
Seminary from a Boston gentleman, on
condition that other friends OF the insti-
tuition subscribe $50, 700 more. Several
scholarships of $1,000 each have re-
Gently been founded, and before fall 1t
is expected there will be an endowment
fund of 800. 900 on hand. Boston Post.
Isn't it about time for the press to,
stop its customary summer course of
lectures to the young men just out of
college on their ignorance Of coming
disappointments? Ii is good deal
better to give young men words
of encouragement than to keep up this
useless, everlasting sneering. The boys
will find out their deficiencies In due
time. Boston Herald.
James Parton says when General
Butler sent his son TO Harvard he gave
him check book and said to him:
Take that, and whenever You want
any money draw as freely as you like.
II you are ever in doubt consult your
mother" At the end Of his college
course the young man had spent only
81 500 year, which is considerably be-
low the average sum spent bv the sons
OF wealthy parents at Cambridge. e.-M
z. Graphic.
-CnurcheS ought not to close IN
summer unless it IS impossible to secure
supplies. One service day and the
Sunday School service are necessary to
the welfare Of the church. Especially
bad is it for village churches to close
their doors for month. at the very
time when city people are in the coun-
try. An open church all the year
around, be the weather hot or cold,
wet or dry, is the prosperous plan.--M.
z. Examiner.
During his administration the late
Bishop Pinckney, of Maryland, added
more than thirty new churches and
chapels to that Episcopal diocese, and
trebled the missionary offerings. The
past year was q very busy one, 1900
persons being confirmed in it by him.
The day before his death he told DR..
Levin Of his intention TO 90 to White
Sulphur Springs, but added that he
would not go until he had met mis- OBJ
legations to the poorer clergy of his
diocese, to whom he had pledged half
the salary he received.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

A cruel husband calls his wife
SCREEN fruit, = because she never agrees
with him.
You can't make the fellow with q
lot of sisters believe that happiness is
merely relative matter. At all events
he goes to some other fellows relatives
to find it.
Some one says: ssN0 thoroughly
occupied man was ever miserable.
How about the man occupied in fight
ing a dozen hornets which have got up
his trousersp Boston Post.
Dude: We do not think that COM
planning to the police will do any good.
The best way is to be careful hereafter
not to stand in front Of clothing store,
or, if obliged to, while waiting for car,
keep moving little. Then people won't {
turn you around to look for price marks.
Chicago Times.
"A Los Angeles rancher has raised
a pumpkin so large that his two chill
dren use half each for a cradle. This
may seem very wonderful In the rural
districts, but ID this city three or four
fulI-grown policemen have been found
asleep on single beat. San FrapeiscO
Post.
Where should ! wear an engage
ment ringp" Wear it on the second
finger Of the right hand If everything is
open and above board; but If you do not
want any one to know OF The engage
ment we would advise you to wear 1t in
the right hand corner of an old striped
stocking in the bottom Of the bureau
drawer. - Chicago Herald.
The literature OF advertisements is
sometimes comical al the funniest
savings of the funniest men. In the Far
West man advertises for d woman ito
wash, iron and milk one or two cows. y
To wash COW occasionally may not
be entirely out Of place, though In the
east we wash the milk instead of the
cow, because il is an easy way OF &C
accomplishing the desired result; but to
iron COW seems preposterous eTen for
the enterprisiag West M X Herald.
Ancient history Of baseball: We
read a great deal at present about the
| first-base man, second-base man and
| thira-base man, and also of the short
stop man, and it occurs to us that Cain
was probably the original frst-base
| man, Judas Iscariot second and Nero
| third, while the wandering jew may be
regarded as the original short-stop, for
he never made anything but shori
stop wherever he went. Noah was
probably the first pitcher, for be pitched
the ark within and without Boston
| IrGnscript
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
In search Of Information and Favor.

| A minister while riding along lonely
road in Arkansas that glided under tall
bushes and wound around rugged hills,
approached man who stood at the
gate of rude house. The minister
addressed a question to the man, but,
without replying, the latter turned to-
ward the house, bowed to Q, woman
who appeared in the doorway, and
said:
''Good mornin', madam; how's your
health an the health of your family?n
The woman did not reply. 'sFine day,
madam continued the man, s.only the
SUMS strikin down mighty peart. "
Still the woman did not reply.
MY friend,'' said the minister, Il
| am to preach at Harvey's Point and
would like to know how to get there =
'Don't you know?' asked the man.
mo, sir; / do not
"Then how do you expect me to
know more about your business than
you do? Say, there, madam, = turning
10 the woman, ssTd like to come in and
make myself at home. How's the
prospects?n
The woman made no reply, but, kick
ing cat out of the way and .sshooing''
q chicken that came up on the steps,
she leaned against the door-facing and
regarded the man with lack of in
terest that characterizes the sweep of
an eye over barren waste.
The church is situated near here, is
it n0t?'' asked the minister.
Yes, but it is nearer to some places
than it is to here.
Say, madam, am very glad to see
you, an | hope that our relations may
be pleasant. .
The woman made no reply.
(Which way must | go, as the roads
have been changed?n
Go down the creek. Compliments
of the day, madam. =
'.Will following the road down the
creek take me therep''
1--WE dun told you. If you know
better, go up the creek, = and he smiled
and bowed to the woman
''You seem to take great pleasure in
being polite to the lady at the door.
Who is she?p
1.-THE boss
1.-The boss of whatp's
's1'he situation. She's my wife. -
'tsVhy dc you stand out here bowing
to herps
Mister, whar was you raised, any
howp You don't know this country
like I do. This mornin' / went outefl
this gate with skillet follerin' me, an
I've got to do my courtin' over agin or
it amt safe to hang around the house.
I've got to win that woman afore the
sun goes down or I'll sleep in the
woods. | amt got no time to talk
about churches. Arter / win this wom-
an come aroun' an I'll talk to you.
How do you do, madam Fine lot Of
chickens you've got No, sir, my
friend, I've got big job before me an
amt got through. She's got flat
iron back thar an is apt to let drive at
me any minute. Go on away now, and
let me make the fight. I'm mighty per-
suadin' in my natur'. Fine day. mad.
am. Arkansaeo Traucller.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
TIE GIRL or TO-DAY

,of The past-sof the long ago
THOU ri gone with ages past
eli af to- iay-girl that | know
with thee my lot Is cast.
Tbai nthers may swear and others may rave
o'er maidens fair. long in the grave,
Girl of today,
can but say
Thou art the girl for me.
near girl of to-day, sweet girl of to-day,
i've aud die for thee.
ert IF the past-t'of the long ago.
Thot,,rt but poets dream.
firi Of te-day-girl that know
Thou art more real, ween,
Than phantoms beyond poor mortal control
Tglol,rt flesh and blood, thou rt heart and soul
Girl of to-day,
can but say
ehou art the girl for me.
pear girl of to-day, sweet girl of to-day,
I i've and die for thee.
afrlof the past--"of the long ago
Thou ri long since "on the wane."
Girl of t0-day--girl that know
tTYs tbee-Iny queen doth reign.
And others may say whatever they will
i say what said-I say it still:
Girl of to-day
l0f thee say1
Thou art the girl for me.
Dear girl of to-day, sweet girl of to-day,
live and die for thee.
--Gdtueston Neecs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
On Call.

He was Buffalo man. The school
teacher had been talking about finance
to her scholars, and young John came
home to ask:
Father, is there such d thing a. .
cali loanp''
ssYes, of course. "
.sNVell, what is itp'
.'Why, old Swipes, the doctor, comes
bustling in some afternoon note to
meet-needs just fifty more hand it
back next day and I'm fool enough 20
lend it. That's the loan part Of It.
"Yes.'
81 wait two weeks, need the money,
and call at his office. He isn't in. I
call again, he is out. j call forty or
fifty times, always miss him; call to
him on the street and he doesn't hear;
call him an internal dead heat, and that
ends it There's the call and there's
the loan, and here's the idiot. That's
all Val Street NeUs
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
Elaborate Funerals.

The curiosity that iInpels people to
attend funerals is generally Of NOR
bid character, although many persons
ere attracted to the house of death by
q desire to see the floral contributions
There can be little doubt that the fact
that many go with this object In view
is the unacknowledged cause of many
elaborate funerals.
Not by any means the object of least
interest is the corpse There seems to
be a fascination for some people in gag
ing on death. Therefore the under
takers art is called into service to make
the body of the deceased look its best.
Horrible as it may seem no scrunles are
considered in adopting means to secure
this end. Some undertakers, notably
in our large cities, make q speciality Of
giving life-like and attractive appear
ance to the dead by the use Of cos
rnetics and various methods known in
the business.
Then, too, the practice of decorating
heinside of collins with brilliant color5
Of velvet and satin has come in vogue.
until the poor lifeless clay sometimes
looks handsonler than the individual
ever did when the strong blood of life
was coursing through his veins. There
is something repulsive in this tricking
out of the dead, but then fashion will
have its way even in funerals. Harris-
burg PA. Patriot
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30

The latest report of the British Con
sui General st Havana expresses the
opinion that, although the definite
abolition Of slavery in Cuba viii not be
accomplished until 1888, slavery viii
have practically ceased to exist before
the end of 1885,.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30

Y Jenny June says that If women
would only dress more simply the men
would be tempted to get themselves up
more picturesquely. Mrs. June evi-
IDENTIFY believes in giving the boys q
chance. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30

Tight Squeeze, = Ga, is to wriggle
from under that sobrfquet and hatch
into full-fedged Incorporated town
named North Atlanta. Detroit Post.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30

-Ninety-nine thousand shad were
caught in the Delaware during the sea-
son closed recently.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-08-30
Pau, France, is fast becoming co

Pau, France, IS fast becoming col
onized BY the Irish gentry, who are
compelled to combine hunting with
economic arrangements. If the sport
Is not as good as in some parts of the
Emerald Isle. 1t is less precarious, and
society's pleasures are enjoyed without
personal danger
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Spo for SiutiS, en- Oamptietsl:Grs
p~lolion, Der mebierte 3 Msnnsifers
Seo, o9iaG bIeu flere i%aaret. lllptten
git til paa ben Maab.: 20 grsbre
Sues eiehe en- Comps r9ife MiaItine,
% bolot poa al tpGlte Der paa 8laplen.
Sitter en- Stunb ipnes Yumpsn lite at
arbeibe tilitrattelist, O9 Dlaifiuen bleu
ltanolet for no9le Minutter. MteSens
nu MtGnoene ilottsSe fig omtrius ben,
tore9it Der en- GrpIoiion, JONI brabte
3 Wtennsifsr, IemIGitsbe De to gisre,
laa Der er 8are for beres Gin, mssenS
3 @nbre life or perre iarne, END at be
llipper oerfra me6 2ipst, os bet uastst
en- az benz bIeu toitst 80 Sob bort fra
bet Stee, buor ban fob.
SrOf. Sreba bar | Webbeielle til
"Suoltitfen" mebbelt, at ban lite BAT
nlelot zig til ben me "ifanbiuauiifs
SGrerpoit" ueo Minneiotd lluiperiitet,
os al ban heller life sssntlis ottraar
ben. Eoiten uit iorrelten beller life
bliue bsIat for Bet Ssrftc, buis man
ifal bragg berettisebe Slutnin9er al,
buao "SoarS Of 9tsaents" bibtil bar
ioretaset fig.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
@aibiuqtpn.

genlige SiIiencr meuem TO Sanoe en-
bsore END Srisss 9rtIGrinQtr, % be
lstte 6%orbinoellsr, Der MI t~yiitsrer mel;
lem glatisnesns, scr iI.srIia. al DC
isrite / Dor lib sr bpppissre snb DC
liolte. Ser iorIeoen Dag, ea leIssrais
y~eoniussn meIlem De 6orsnebe Stater
os SraiiIisn uar aabnet, isnbts Preiis
bent Nrtbur en- 9ptsnitninsss S~tripelie
ii ben bfadIiauifs 4eiisr msp @ra.gs
!ation iHnIsbning 81 benns ~betebninss.
fuIoe Sesiusnbso. aeiiersn isubts itrar
eiter en- Cat ira ham os asiisrineen
for F%rsiibentens uouiits Soretommsnbso.
Sepsihen loo iaaIsoes: 8siieren %
8eiierinben al gralilien tatter Yrelis
esnten al Be 6orsnsbe Statsr os iarns
mes S!prelie for SiIisnfn, ienoer lin
@jens 6ilien, % sr aIbeles enig / al
benne nye 6orbinoeIie, birstte aabust
nu meuem be to lanbe, ousr Salpa.
ratio os @alueiton, nil bibrags betpbss
Iist til at itprte bet bibtil bsitaasnbs
genitabeIise Gorhclb meIlem Dem os
tjens til materiel 8eiuars ior BEN 0sssa.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
leu am erifanfe Speoe

oil tuure liaa i'm Yreue ~Ii9soperfor
ale andre, naar Set siGloer be itore
9uebe:Ntarteoer; ibet Minbite pier
Der zig ct iuaoant Reiultat eiter en-
aoltiuins, iom @iuiam bingham &
SO. iorIeoen Dag afboIot / "9robuce
Gr4ange" | New gort, buor Der par
iremla9t 8rsUer af SpsSs fra &pitras
lien, gip 3eeluab, Gn9ian6, ~2Gayptsn,
SitsJnOien os Experimental, iamt ira
Oregon % california. Oct par llos
ltiQenss Waal at Pile Rew Dorts
Rorns6unOIere, bUub Sla9s Bare be
baube al tonturrere meo paa Martebet
/ EiusrpooI. Den bsbite auitraIiite
0usoe bringcr Den bS;eite Yris Der paa
Bioeisn, Og o~ersiter tommer Oregon,
9tp 3eeIanb og California. 6ueoeu
ira be OitIige Statsr Der 9anoet ituur
bOisre enb ben fra Sits luoien, % ben
espptiite er Ben uSIsite % ben biuisite.
Get Ter oerfor u6 til, at ben ameris
sanife 9ueoe bar Iioct at iryote al F:ne
Meob,i!cre / g~iOsrpoo!, Be S~raa5poytep
ira 9tp: 3eeluaS % g~luitraI!sn toifer
iGrocles ms9et.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
SaI=&iounDers.

Ter gipes, iOm bstisntt, mGrfetise
Gal, Bet nil ii9e, Sal iom ueo at null
tipIitereS, biuibere5, aobcrss os iubtras
9eres uiier mGrteItge G9~snifaber %
GienoomInelisbeber. Wen Der eipes
ogiaa mGrteIige Renneiter, set oil roe,
Nenneitsr, iom iostminbiss for Ell DC!
CT belt onoerleoes eae Sc ~iRopanIioc
aoamsbpra, ;eet De 9iuer zig al msb
Sagsr % tonmer paa Soeer, iom lille
let iuIosr 2.nsre ino, isIu life DC Slit
ti9ile 90 SIuseite. % Bet er en- 2pttc
for be martsIise Sal, til ubsn oi3ic
mRrteIige Mtenueiter piIbe Sc mrrteliae
Sal ilet life blius bsfienots os bsrpnte
iom %iaabanne,
Spiitet fGSOanIi9t, life uosst mar.
teIist anlast Wsruneife piIbe uel pGre
tommen paa ben Sante, at Sauet aS7a
65432I oucrboueoet CT mGrtsli9t Ssl
bi9uis bar ct Init 6ousS. Der i etbusrt
SiliGloe life moa bape meset at bsltiHe,
opba9et, al n9unte Gal m%uItipliceret meo
10 uogIer i4444i44445. Tenoer maa
Sionnoertallet on og . multip!IteereT
l%234567s9 meo a., iaa Iaat man et
Sal, Der CT Iigeloa rist paa 5, lom bet
Iorlte paa !, acmlig 5555555505.
O~su:ttytieerer man l234567s9 meo ocs
omuenbts -, alioa 81, iaa oil man
imSe Ell Iigeiaa itor Hi9oem paa G.,
nemlia 66GG66GGo6. @dar man 9ierne
pil baus manse 3, laa multip!iccrer
mau s~s5u5+32l mco 81 og idar ga Sa!z
let 5-3333333334, aItiaa lutter 3 meb
llnbto9elie al oet icrite % bet iiolte
Gal, Der ii!iammen ub9ior 81, Sallet
bpprmeb Set muttiplicsreoe5. 9S7G543
81. mGlliplieerst meO SaIubeIcn al 81,
aIilaa - 9ipcr 2GG6G6G6667, aItiaa
lniter 6 mso llnotags!ie al besse Dc
pScrite Sal, ser %tiliammeu igien uo9iGr
p. Gnoelig iorloGe man Del enSnn
meS g. orIosHor. altia0 meo =, og
man pit ba iinoe Sallet 7ll11l11Ila.
Gen Grebe u~ioe6egiGrlise eller maas
lie mistroiife VGier tan isIu regne eftee
on Set lite or rigti9tl
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
Nafpt1.

Gar9ius eleuator os Sars : t0rS i
Rortlano CT nsb6rGubt. 5lbsn b~esvnote
i ben ~suerite Gel al Spsniugen, os i
miubre enb en- balu Cine itoo Gilt /
ipS Sus. Der ianbtss ct Splas al
$4,000 SulbeIS Suebs Og ell Man9be
&ul, iGa 2abet oil fomme n9r $50, 600,
men bet melte Oeraf oGtfes uso gsiu:
rance. 9oot par bet, at HE en- Del
at 8pen itrs9 meb, buiItet tunits piIbs
bape uGret SilfRIoe, ON Der lite nps
iiprueten tapbe iaIbt Resn. RimeIi9s
pis oil man ltrar paabesgnSe Spferels
len al n M 9Ieuator, ba Spen NJ
blot bar en- tilbage.
= SITTER 6orIybsuoe ifuloe 10 Dom:
mer Go9ertou bape ertIGret, al lerris
toriets nsoiatts Sousbitaoss 81 ommis lion
oar en- ulOpIis Organization, og at
6osebitaosu berfor frembeleS ifulse
pRre | yantton. 9tu yaal!cae5 Der,
at Dtr. Gb9erton crtlGrer, al ban aIbris
bnr iGIbst Ell iaaoau Dom. 9uorOm
Nltirs CT, iaa bar @upemar Srowap
ubltebt zen Srors, at ale Serritorists
ofiertIige Sotumsnter inbeu II Cages
6orlsb ital ipttes ira glnntton tit
Sisnara, 90 at o9iaa aIe be oiIsnt.
lige Gmbsos. MGnb, Der iisIse in
Stilins tiIbsrer Soue6ftabsn, itaI inb;
iiuoe Zig Der for at inbrette line rsipst.
tine &ontorer. Ssnrs 6lptning nil
Deg muIi9ens lite lobe fad let al, ba
6ntelts Boiber paa ben omtaIts Sisn,
Sslie al CONNER Gosertou. Sdaleoes
nGstsr T. Gr. Serritortsts Sstretrr
at Iabe lit Sontor operilptte til giss
mart, ba ban iror, al ben tru'ns aus
o~rpuins al commissioner sr imob
yopeu. Taar BET tommrr III Stprtst,
tan bet psl tomme BERTH, at Unions
8tesisr,usen MAJ bIuUoe Jig inb Ssnne
Saa.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
sgoens 90 sDiets @aftisbee.

SDosn beuG9cr is omtrius trsltsu
NtiI / ct Mtiuut, iaa at ON nj bare ct
SorpsnifraIb ct balpt Winut, ~sitesa,
ri baue isst Spnglimtet, trnne OF Sc
re9ne, at Dem elettriite lleIaoning bar
funoet Stsp ier os II Gala DtiI borte.
s 2sbst al ct Sefuno, = mebens
ubrets Benbe! siOr ct Slus, beuGs
ges gpiet Jig oUer 1872 600 Miil,
ON III ~aanOutll9Is bier spifaOt t
8etniug mob SeIeu, og sen par iituns
til at ueoIisboIoe lin fuloe Suitisbss,
uiloe ben bebepe tppe 9lar til at naa
frem og Dog beuaser 9piet fig glen
rsm bsune iomme Ifitano paa Ipu eIler
otte Minutter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

bisc Sorbolbs 8esler. 9a Wr.
Bull iaa Saren, piIbe ban beIlere refis
fere lit sset eio emo ale be mango Yass
ia9erers. ran gap potomotiuet ben
mooiatte gsuGsslie, 5porueb Scsnrets
ten % bette fom lise / SersreIie mso
b~uerunbre, os iaa anbraste ban be iaas
falsts air-brakes, iaa Goset fob albes
les iaiiitruet paa Stinnss@ anssn. Ru
latte ban 9otomotipst / iulb 6ari,
bet req fig los ira GosnsRGtten os
par ba oct .nsits, iom mautte ifaa
for Stsb. 0ette bleu ba Osiaa ct uolbs
iomt, Os Sobn guu ianbt i'm Dob,
itipnt ban ittterIis tunbe baue reooet
Jig ueo at iprinse uS, for ban ifiIte Jig
peb gasiasersSOsnsne San par ben
elbits YRaitinilt paa 0ansn.
- gn 9asseI:S Storm git Ouer Obics
0alen fOrrise Ssnpus Nftcn, fra
6urrolton til | Narbebsn at 9aprsns
ceburs, og belle Strpset blep battet
meb 6asseI | en- 6sioe al ira 2 til {
CONNER, ida al Grsbe bIep aIbsles
Soelast. albris fsr bar Der uGret
iaaoaut llueir paa be Sauier.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
aauias

6ra Tob9e Gitp msbosIe5 unoer 29be
Sept6r. at canon bali train" paa
Itbinion, 3opeta Il Santa IL Sansg
lumme Mtorgen blsu opsriaIot al en-
ltorStare "cow boys. Waitiniitsn bIeu
orebt, os 5prbsoereu iaa it0s tiIrebt,
at ban lite uiI Ieue Irnsc. Sfjsnt Der
bIeu ipret uoitiuise @anse pna SOn.
outtsrer, lap ban Dog berfra ubsn
Saar. Grpresisn bIeu bcr giort ct
angreb paO, men Setieuterns par BEL:
ci9s NOT til at boIbe 8susrns 3 Stribt
ira Siust. Gn RGngbe Mennsiter off
mar aiiteo paa 5ast sitcr Dc frGtte
5%orbrpoere, os tommer bet til ct Gam.
menitsb, nil bet ri,rsIiguis life Isbe af
uosn Slob. Reutrrt if1t title baue
bait np9ctiombe.f lyctptls At fit Spers
iaIc.