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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

and Will play q postponed game with The Athletic club at
the Polo 3rouudS Wednesday. OA JlurFlaN the sea-
son win De rcopoucd 80 Washington Park. Bruobyn. the
Metropolitan AMI BROOKLYN mines pla> ing FRIDAY VIII
Doe "a GALA dly 40 tlc Polo Grounds when the coming
champion. will Dee .IVcil rrep ou Lively music l ih'
1th Regiment Band Wll a- I.t 300 making tine spectators
feel patriotic. The brooklyn and N',r0polf'u mines
win be tc coutrs ting nine. ou this oc,"u ON Taiur-
day the LOUSY Die aud metropolitan CLUBS VIII p 10y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
STATEN ISLAND.

SrArIrrox.- Rev. G. T.. Frinckc. Of 81. John
German Lutheran Church. has accepted . cav ,'
Tho lutheran Church nj Grand Rapids. Michigan
IA party Of Now-York capitalists are ncgotiat
ing for the purchase Of tho old Richmond County
Club Grounds The land IN n part Of The, Nanuer
bilt farm. # X the intention to establish larg'
stock farm there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
Protection n Necessity.

capital Campaign Extra hl' been prepared under tho
title named above -four pages giving Plain Facts Tor All
Cassca" regard the FARM They the letters ~
"Ednx" a converted Ere, Iral'G reprinted Pr e, "
hundred ~ thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
HOME NEWS.
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY
, ModIoai socioty meeting, evoning.

County Medical Society meeting, evening
Election OF directors OF Now-York Concert pasino'
Company ~, ,.. ,,u.,,,or,to, Commits sion
Meeting or South America NoW'noio"' N'''
Custom House. So ,,.
Newark Savings Bank hearing, Jersey city.
snit against Mother" Mandebaum. General seSslohN
Fire Marshars Investigation OF fire No "3i kvng'"h
American and Bell Telephone Companies suit, United
States District Court.
State civil Service Commission examinations.
Funeral of Scahury Brewster IL II. IN.
Parade and drill of Wcndcs First Battery Artillery
Opcning OF College OF Pharmacy, u. IN. . .
III /. Saycs blaine and Logan Battery, No ~ west
Iorty.nintlsto evening. ,
NNIth Assembly District German Republican AsSocm'
lion.
XVIith Assembly District Young Mems Eepnph'"h
Association. No GO Eeventh-avc, evening ~
NNIIih Assembly District Republican Association 40
Sss Sccond-aVC.
Annual regatta of the Harlem Yacht Club.
Meeting of Reformed pastors No. 81 NcscN-S'' II a. III
Conferences of Baptist ministers, No Murray-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
NEWARK.

The reception Of James G. Blaine this evening
will be demonstration of extraordinary interest.
Every Republican club of the city and county Will
turn out and uniformed cl ubs from Paterson, Eliz-
hbeth, Passaic, Jersey City and other places will
participate IN the parade in which about seven
thousand men will take part. The special train
conveying Mr.. Blaine and party is expected 90
live at $3.50 p. IN. An escort OF Republican clubs
will conduct the distinguished visitors TO the resi-
lence of George A. Halsey, where Mr.. Blaine will
bold reception and review the procession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
CAMPAIGN EXTRAS,
How Free Trade Works.

The first series u Robert rorters ettsrs tnH-rv
Europe contains twenty-five of the letters. decrib,
windy the want misery AMI degradation u tho wOrAiu
classes IN England. Price cents copy ~ hundred
$40 u thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

Morris the property which she has occupied for
some time for $40. 0OO
IRviNGroN.-John u. Archibald of the Standard
Oil Company, has purchased the estate Vi "hi"'"
L. Dodge for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sunrses, 544 sttsj % Noon 7:12 Aoon'sage d.
HlGI WArER rO-Dtt
HR-Sandy Hook 9l9 GOV. Island 1018 Hell cato. 1897
P.M-Sandy Hook, 939 GOV. Island lO@j Hell Gate. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
The B.ctfcrs Of Accrptnncc.

\ TRIBUNE EXTRA OF four paSos has been prepared.
containing the Letters o Acceptance Of MI Blaine anl
General Logan, and the Republican platform. PRICE, III
hundred 10 thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI.

Earl & Wilson's "shOrt- band Collars and
Oeadedge Guns are the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

STKANGEK THAN FICTION
the records Of OF the
Nv 'uh most WOnde riul fcMely-UT perccs fGnIde Ncd
ai Discovery 1hou-auds Of grateful and women ,bo
uoh hldlchcd almost from the Of death
'at consumption ~ IT'S early stages IL no longer In
"p' ne bsc0vsrY hh- equal Il AMI alfcrn
anu me most obstinate affections OF tue and lg
y'elu Z" lts power. All druggist. ~ "S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

r,. KOUGH OK. DESTIsr' TOorH POWDER
ne smooth Cleansing, Refreshing, Proscrvative l5c
Rough on Cons" for C0Tns Bunion- l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
announcements.

Sealskin garments refined, altered re-dyed
repaired reliable work reasonable prices
G. e.. SuAHNT. los Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YoNKERs homas C. Cornell has sold TO Clara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

=, Iva Lexington ave. between 2gth and SON ste
hours 10 ], 10 Z Diseases Of the Nervous system
6enito-U Urinary organs Impotence aud stsrillty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

The North German Lloyd Steamship Company
informed Commissioner Stevenson yesterday that
several hundred Sclayomaus wanted passage to
the United States next week They have their
passage money hut no more. Comm iSsoner Steven
son said that if the people were ablc-bOdcd there
would be no objection 20 them, but he advised the
company to use discretion, as the passengers
wOud be brought over al the cOmpany's risk, and
the company would be Obliged TO carry back all
emgrants whom the Commissioners refused 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
ryusrMrNrs OF INF MINNESOTA.

Captain J. H. ellis II. S Navy commanding the
training snip Minnesota, has compiled a report OF
the application, for enistments on board Of the
Minnesota at tins port for the year ending July !,
1854. The total number of applications was 2,S13,
of which 1.O99 were physically qualified while GO
enlisted and ia were rejected. OF the 439 who
We're ply sIcaily qualified and did not enlist most
of them failed TO secure the consent OF their par
ents or guardians. OF the 600 enlisted 475 were
American born. As the law provides for the enlist
ment of $50 boys year, an opportunity Is still Off
cred TO those DESTROYS OF becoming hrs-cass Amer
lean sailors 10 gralilN thcir wishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
BEArEN LOO 80 rAYING ExrRA I'D.

The anti-nortem statement of Francis W.
Murphy. OF 595 East One-hundred- -lOTty-third-
ST.. was taken by Coroner Martin Yesterday. He
states that on September II, he entered car No. 80
of the MOrris~anIa and Fordham line, just below
John Eichler's brewery. A friend who was with
him paid his fare An additional fare was de-
mandcd Of him and on ms refusal TO pay it he was
elected from the car. assaulted by Thomas Parker,
the conductor. and Thomas Dou0hue, the driver,
TO such extent that he was left senseleSs the
street. lie was taken to the Ninetv-ninth Street
HOspItal, Whore he lies IN dangerous condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

an Oriental lovc-lcttcr. I.alla Rookh might
have received such Il one and II princes, in
the "Arahian Nights responded to il by
sending back II sprig of myrtle under Il
snOW-Whtc doves wing. There is no sad
der object after the death of Il beloved one
than lOVc-lcttcr written in the plCnitudp
of health and spirits As the few lines
written in ink now fading away are open
cd. they cNhaic the perfume of kisses and
CarcsSCS which breathe li<cmcSSagcs from
another world. Let NO one leave lOVc-lct-
trls behind him. the mattcr-Oi fact exec
utOr losses the whole buuGlc into II cor
nrr: the houscmaid exhibits them in the
servants hall. and takes the choicest
phrases to send her young man" in the
sunday letter. Finally worse than i'm
pCrial CAESARS fate when dead turned to
clay. they are wrapped round flashlights
or sold to the maruc-StOrC dealer i}ut
lONc-lcttrrs have u final cause in domestic
life; they point the great moral that all
sentiment is cNancsCcut, all affection ctcr-
nal that the substance j, better than the
shadow the settled SHucitic- OF welded
life more satisiying than all the graccS
and cupdS and blight-hued butterflies
which mower round newborn love. They
emphasize the feeling of honor which for
bids every English man or woman to write
II loVc-lettcr unless HE sentiments il con
NcNs are really felt and when the love
souls together by the magic affinity of at-
lection, they warn its recipient as soon as
may be to commit it to the flames.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
THE CATTLE DISEASE.


LINCOLN, Neb., July 3l.-The commits
sion sent out to Maxwell Monday by
Gov. Dawes returned last night They
found 100 cattle in the vicinity of Maxwell
and Brady station dead, and as many
more sick. The infection is confined to
cattle which grazed on II small strip of
land over which 2O0O Texan cattle We're
driven. 1t was aScer,aned by Il series of
experiments that the disease was not con
tagiOuS. The railroads have promised not
to bring in any more Texas cattle until
after ii frost and the stockmen in the vi
entity, representing $5.OOOOOO in cattl e
have combined to prevent their being
landed if brought
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
81 en- TRCU STR T. ET.
Swift
TAXES FOR 1881.

The Tax Payers of the City of burlington
are hereby notified that the city Cncluding
SCHOOL, Highway and sinking Fund Taxes for
Council, and the Tax Bills delivered to the
City Treasurer for collection, to be paid to
City Treasurer, at his Ollie, No. city Han
EIGHT DAYS FROM THIS DATE, Any
taxes remaining unpaid after the expiration
of this time, september 4th, the treasurer VIII
son for the collection of such unpaid taxes,
adding to each unpaid tax, FIVE PER CENT,
addressed and delivered to the Constable of
said city, on the 18th day of september next,
to be collected according to law.
Office hours from tn II a. m, ! TO ,; ~,
G. ID. WELLER,
City Treasurer.
Dated At the city of Burlington, July 18th,
1884 jy.SdSt&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

Rev. DR.. Ely of phladelphiaw was an able
and popular preacher, but some of his
brethren thought he spent ON spcculations
and nice distinctions in theology not Il
little of the time and strength which he
had far better have given to the positive
presentation of the great truths of the
gospel.
So. for one, thought Rev. Mr.. Whclp
ley: for when he wrote "Thc Triangle'
he tells us that he dreamed he died and
went down to hell, and there. to his utter
astonishment. one of the first persons he
met was his old friend Dr. Ely.
'Why, Ely he exclaimed, in amaze
mcnt, "how is it that UOu are here -
WELL said DR. Ely, the Lord put me
here because spent SO much of the time
of my ministry on earth in measuring me
lcHgthS Of rats tuUS -
one reason why diseases of the bladder and
urinary organs are So difficult to cure is that
they frequently have no pronounced sNmp-
toms. HUNTS kidney and Iivrrl REMEDY
is peculiarly adapted to the cure of these com
plants, and goes at once to the scat of the
trouble giving relief ut once.
aug5.pOdNw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
Colored National Guard Reunion.

J KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug THE fourth
biennial reunion of the colored national
guards union of the United States begins
here to-day and will continue until Friday.
Several hundred members representing
various companies throughout the Union,
baye-arrived, and the number will be ma
terialiy augmented to-day and to-mor-
row The camp is to be established to-
morrow at Athletic Park. The reunion is
in charge of Brig. Gen Hiram Berry of
St Louis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
Full Suits Clothing, $3.50,
IIaIlllllOrlIS.

All grades, Sprcadcrs, Ropes, Hooks etc., etc
Trunks and Travelling Bags, Canes and I'm
brcllas, Rubber Coats and Hats. Call early.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
BreeZes in the Spice Islands

are not laden with more fragrance than Il
breath rendered pure and aromatic with
yellow teeth and Soundn"~s to defective ones.
Neither man nor woman can hope to carry
amy point 10y the force of persuasion, with ii
mOuthtul of unclran, discOOrrd teeth and an
unpleasant breath. SD/bDDNT remedies
both these rrpulsivc physical traits and is
prominently hcalthtHl us well us effective.
uup6rodNw
VI. H. Blair, Alderman. 9TH Ward. scranton,
Pa. stated NOV. y 81: lie had used DR.. Thorn
ass Eccctric oil for sprans. burns. cuts,
bruises and rheumatism. Cured every time.
Come, Gentle Spring.
and bring malara, dyspepsia, hiliouSncSs,
torpidiy of liver and Il train Of kindred mai
adic>. Fortunately kidncyWort is at hand.
1t may he had of the nearest druggist and will
purify the system, correct the stomach and
bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys to
healthy action, remove all poisonous hlmor>
and make YOU feel like new man. As Il
spring medicine, tonic and blood purifier it has
no equal.
though on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bcd-burS, scllnkS, chipmunks, gophcrS. l5c.
Druggists.
No specific for local skin ailments can cope
in popular favor with GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP.
"HIrL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE" 30 cts.
Reward to Enterprise.
Five years ago James Pyle of New York.
first introduced his celebrated Pcarlinc to the
public,a and now the name of Pcarlinc is every
where household word, and millions upon
millions of packages are annually consumed
by our intelligent houSckccpcrS.
augid&wlw
The Rev. Chas. +. Piper, formerly of Pitts
field, \. H., hut now of Wakefield, X. L.
writes: My wife had been an invalid foi
years, but IsaXter's Mandrake Bittcrs cured
her" \. II. Downs Vegetable l}alSamic EliXii
always cures coughs, colds and consumption
when taken in season. Henry Il JOhnSOn'-
Arnica and Oil Linmcnt for strains. bruises
swclngs old sores, etc, is excellent.
Jyl3,dNwlm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
Come, Gentle Spring,

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies, amt
bcd-hugS, scunks, chipmunks, gophcrs. II,
Druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08
Cleveland and Hendricks hold IA Consulta-
ton,

ALBANY, July N.-Gov. Hendricks &C
cOmpanied by Col. Bannister of Indiana
and Judge Cothran of Chicago, arrived
here at 2:2O p. IN. from Saratoga, After
a short stop at the Delevan, Carriages were
taken for the Executive Manson where
/ Hendricks met Cleveland Their meeting
Eas Il cordial one Hendricks returned to
AratOga at I p. III.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
Sa9peuet Sultcfpsriua.

"0an iparer paa Stiuinoen, % Iaber 3aIereu eaa"
CT ct S,biprog, iom nansen Sang 9obt uiI tunne paste
pua en- 6urmer, Der baabe bet enc og bet Gnbet 4untt
% iom fOrtiGtter oermeo, forbt ban er for ~truu9iynt til at
ie Su9en ira forit til iibit. Ser sr ct iua6ant, og life
uaIminbeIi9t NRi5greb. 6armersu piI ilaa Jig paa Suines
GpI, og ban lager fig til msO en- bel Del Smau:griis.
0ten bporIebes teller ban bisie, mar Be CT tomme no ouer
BEN forite ip8be 8arubom2 l6an BOILER QiDst" benz, bet
nil ii9e, ban 9iuer benz iaopos, at Be life iuIter libel, O9
bet er o9iau Gilt; r~igtignot fOrtGIer @riiene bette til ben
belle @rGnb giennem fine iost9e SammersS tris, men bet
bar for 6armeren Sutet at bstp6e: "0e Iioer in9en Nso, "
flyer ban. 8iIbs 6armereu betaIe @riiene for life at itrise
iaa faIt, 6a piL6e ban itaa fig be6re; mso andre OH, bet
uiIoe betaIe fig for BAN at fsoe Dem, iaG Der in9en Strtg
bsrtes, tbi Ben, Der life BOILER fine Grin ~iaaeOss, at be
ita6ig porer, ban ftal fiuoe, at bet life er iguberIi9t lios
bptte at SpinssQuI. M~eniu9en er life Stn, at ct Spin
fOrmeIig ifaI globes Sen belle Gio; I~ar9tfra, men Bet ituI
3aus fine orbentIige Q%2aaItiosr, iua Bet trtues o9 aItio til
taser 8G9t, og bertiI bebopes in9en tOfbure Rornsgarer.
Sm 9aarsu % Sontmsrsu nil ct Stptte 2anO msO Slsoer
euer @iutersGu9 forilaa Ian9t Os siere, at be rigtig liter
fig; ogiaa ct Stgtte mso Grens0cure sr ubmGrtet. llbOuer
Soften tOmmer fOritisui9e SIu95 9tOO:6ruster, 9umptins,
Qoteter o. .. uel meO, % foyer man benz, oil man bare
fuIo Detailing for fit Qrbsioe; BET sr FORT en- 6 eQer Tiger
for SIa9tninger, at ct iaaoaut Swim bebsuer at 9iooes, %
ba pil Bet pie fg, at BET en- Qlbsr a. 9 Raanebe ueier
li9efaa n1eget, iom ct bobbsIt iaa gammelt, men iuItefo6ret
Spin ueier. Oct Spiu, Der er tomnet "Rnot", er pans
itsIi8t at faa Op i9eu, Og 8pr, iOm faur anIeOntng til at
ftyoe en- raft @Grt, iau be mobns5 tiOIigt, suur JteseIen
nj for mango at Sc Sp9oOmue, iOm be eae1s Ii99er uns
~ xx&
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
maa=Iotitier.

2ufter sr uanifeIi9 at bOloe rem o9 frif ct Sp9es
gGreIie, Og BOG ct bette af flor Si9t9beb for YOtienten.
Som ct sOot 9te~nieIiss;Ifibbel / GtIfploe at 0ipbterit,
NesIinger, StarIagen:6 Sober euer Ii9renOe SpsbOmme, an:
bsfaIer en- 6p9tig Og erfuren 2Gse en- SIunbin9 Of Ii9e Dele
8erpentin % GarbOIic Qcio. Gn baIp G5eife fub al bette
uil pare NOT ub @an9en, bUs oct baIOes Ell SiebeI meh
.@anb, Ser Bolbes paa &Osss9anttet. 0ampsn bibru9er
1esclen til at linbre Sp9oOmnten % binOrer O9iaa, al
Smitten ipre6es uibere.
Gu 9oppe, Der ituI buue Sol, Dor faa 6aure, for
at 6oIets gensIiasie ifl ~tilfsres bet gbospbOr, ben trGns
ger til; @aais ~inoeboIOer Sntet beruf. gUeret bGr uabites
at % til O9 bOlOes rent, fornsmnei9 Dor bette tie, efterat
6oppen bar 9iOrt en- arbeiOss0as. 0aan Der Jorge for, al
BEN life PLACES at 6orftOppeIie. arbeioer ben life, bu Dor
Sen life itaa title paa StaIOeu, tbi bette pil sisre ben itu
/ genene, men sen bpr faa 2ou til at saa paa ri Sob
Ben nil ba triueS bebre, % 6orIesninsen pil saa Iettsre
for f8.
= ge6Gftes ct Era, iom man 9ierne pil bepare, indt
OPos, ga maa benne ifafes bort; mo6iat 5alb nil Bet lbi
eHer l6t raabue op. Dian itruber BET berfOr o~mbpsgelist
al. oo berpaa pabItes Greet meb Sebesganb, itartt NOT til
at brr6e MOsists RpOoer.
Qeuer,Erau CT Gtt9eIen Be Spse en- ~mobbpbelie
Msbictn, men ben fan ta9es ubcn minbite llIempe, ON ben
baIbes ct @la8 meb Sanb. Granen banner Der en- Wlasit
for ia ieIu, Os n~ebfpues meo gonOet, ubsu at efterIaos
nOsen ubs9aselis Smas 9sanSsH.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
PRAIRIE CHIEF

"al ,ensSrsnius".
1913 Sioer. Yr;s: % 6ruts, i~nbbuuo,r
IS Gents. (Se SHobeIo 2OeH Spalte).
aoresie: y. siganofeu.
Gecprsd Sppa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
Rorrefpon0atfe
Canton, FILLMORE Co., Mtinn.

SuHlpHt yiuHiule wv OtAhh-
Sr. Geoaftpr!
Setret er nieget parmt ON 9a9ete, men
tolot ON RGtterne, iaa aprnet life faar
iaaoan 5%remgans, ipm bet itulhe; men Der
ier bog sanife 9obt no, og ri baaber at
faa en- soo Spit, bpis Gltins 9aar goot.
vi penter M pda ben pmtalte Sernbane,
iom Ital TONNE beri9lennem til 8odeiter
os ct. Haul, men fOrmooenilig blir oct
bel bare meo Snatfet. Set ihIIoe bare gn,
ltelis, ON pi iit ben, iaa pi funoe lao liot
&onfurrance Observation-Disclosures, % 5ra9z
terne blipe liot ~lauere; tbi oeuue SerlbuHe
CThe Marrow Gauge taser oultreHt oct
Sobbelte Of boao Der lfuloe uRre, % emo
oa er bet en- oaarIig ScfOrorins.
NIB. 9eriom min gamie Sammerat So
ban s. 2erfalo, iom itai bore reiit til
Oregon, Tube ie Oisie 9iHier, iaa man
han ltriue til ooemGoHte AOresie.
Seq faar meO Oct Samme osiaa fcrt0ne
ON ct ipr8eli8t % beiIagellesuGr6ist ulpta
tessEtlfRloe, ION i~Oreialot Der SeHoa9 ben
15oe SUM, nemlig at en- gaulmel aone,
ueo Haou Marte 3aleH, bIcO 0rGbt at en-
Ore, icm tilb0rte Ole BorrHo. SeIe ga
niilien bar reiit paa en- Camp Meeting,
iOm BOlotss Ell 6 a 8 gtile Oerfra, o. ben
@dmIe uar blemme for at paste paa 6uiet
areaturene brpo fig no al Souns8au8eu
% bun bar rimeliBoiS ituaet oriUe BEN
tilbd9e. Set tluoe p9re gniteligt on
6olt UiIoe tage libt beore gas pGa iligt
llogr, nGar be peo, be er iarIige, % ittI
Iaoe Dem 9aa lsie.
&areIius &aajou.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
GGliRcR0ru.

Gro mig, Der gaar Snaeu faft % filter.
paa Sorotlt, uoen ban bar lit 6Ouso CT gool
Stgite tioe / 5imlen.
!. - GBriitsHoOmmeu er ct 2iu % life er
M Geitlrittselie oeo Sioen Of De andre
iom piL ber0ue rs Eioeu til ben. 9el
borer let life mere Sio til at tpmme I'll
Simme!en emo ior at gaa til SelUeOe.
- Gu auu9e ma life bape Hogen on
fig, iOm er BAN c!tior fI0r; Ell apuge mao
bauole meo Irie 9Rnoer, Itaa a!eHs, life le
oe5, life roffes.
- gn 8ou8e bar iH9en Eori9beo attla9l
til % oil life tla3e til 9togen; oerfor Ell
bans SfIGbue tor os tra9iit.
- Oct, ION for &OiHoen alt er mol, bet
fan Ell GiauoeH nsie5 meo; TIL 8oiuoeHl
Guper er bog esentli9 5orGlore, Susbono
oi5ie5 Su beitemTer berOes 2eueuts % 81
pets Saro; men gianoen r0res | Ell Itorr,
Sirtetreos, bpor 5tosns, R9ngoeEs BET
ming % Oens 5anteiGt er Singer eIer Sgut
mer ior bans 4iDsbeorift.
- &0iuosr bar mere enc ri Nuore Der
Gpae at tItune 'ple uoeE at tGHte cler q
pare uoeH 8eoioitbeo ON, bpiIfe 8ontel
benoes 6glelier runrme,
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
"Setorah Suititute" bar ne

"SeeoraG Snititute" bar netop
after tilbageIugt ct 9unitigt 4ar. Oct
bGr BAIT 446 Gleper, at bpitfe mango
tom ira N}iuueIota. 9atota % Nebraifa.
Oct 2otale, StoIsn MI bar inbebaft
/ 10 Nar, uil bIiue fulbitGn6i9t repas
repGret, maIet Og oppuoiet / 2obet at
CONNER 6erierne.
9tGiteu GQe, Ser fonmer til 6enne
2rresNnitaIt, bar orbeibet paa 6arm.
6Grbi9beb / at tale, I9ie Og ifriDe Bet
enselite Sprog er at itorartet 8i9tigs
beO. Yrottiif Gsguina CT o9iaa uf U9s
ientlig Setyoning. Sn9eu bsr boIOe
fig borts, ON ban eno lpneS, at ban
itdar for meqet tilba9e. SeIu Den, Der
nGlten Syntet tan, er u%eltommen, 9uis
ban blot bar en- pirfeIt9 Splt til at lGre
9loaet. 0tiubit 6alu 0elen at Glez
uelne tiIborer norlfc 6~orGIore.
Den 8lau, at g~eipisnin9en betales
meb, buao ben pirfeIig %fOiter, uinoer
ulmin6eliqt 8ifalb; Oenne Oronin9 uiI
rgiaa fglgss Bet tommenoe Aar. GGres
0ooer er foitbare, man benne hight
formiuoifes betpoeIi9t ueb at Ieie Ses
eerne. De, Der MATTE enife ct grems
pIor at bet npe G~irtuIare, bsnuenbe fig
til s. Breckenridge,
4l.2 YrincipaI.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
On biuis Sp9tc.

Der tan finOes SteOer, buOr man nSbis nil gao
meb ~brGnbenbe 9ps eIer Campo, ia II uOr bet Iisefrem Ell
liu5furlist at 9iOre Set, os fcIscnbe Spbaseie tan bsrfOr
uGre at abitiuig Gptte, pao FANNIE GO iOm ben er inte'
rssiant. Sag en- afans SLATE al Oct buiOeite os tlareitc
@Ias og lag in0 ben ct Stptte B6ospbor, umtrent iaa
rns9et iom en- 2Grt. 0erpaa fplOes 6Iaiteu benueo en- Greoie:
BEL fuo meb fo9enbe uarm Sltpcns Die (olive-oiD, o9 tor:
tss foriparli9t. Oct TONNE 9tunl 6laiten nil ba fptoss
nreb 9ps>StOf, Der itraaIer umtrent iom en- 2ampe. Eager
9~psnin9en Of, ct Bet blot at aubne aOrfsu list, ia frHt
2uft, iaar Qogang. Sm 8iutereu fan Oct unoertiben pGrt
nobueuoigt at opparne Slaiter iuelenn 9Gnoerne for al
9iore SIien mere lpOenoe. st iaaOant apparat Tan bru9es
/ 6 Wiaaueber. NV
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25

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fUreH$H
10 er riOsES
iUms
use fra q
SeitEH
no for bra
| betaler ha
Eu fiHOs iai
ie mere pa
81
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-25
&areIius 8amou.


StDuYlf 1LNl!ly liz OAIh.
Sr. gieoattpr!
8eiret CT mutt og G3rene fer Gobt 10.
men De bcggnotr III at trGn9e til en- Or
OeHtli3 StesH. &HtaIlet of 0uie uOyer 40.
over YrGricu, Og Drafting sBlUugen gaal
baaoe Der o. Der for 4loor. gtu er SuHOs
bcOsttlitaHoeu Der Hotiau GOD, men
for Ell GIo iioeu raieOe 9ipBtcrit 1emt
gn Mtauo oco giauH Die AcliuH miiicoe
2gbet al en- 3 Tiger ale iiHe 6 8srn
8Guf, at Gle en- Slot paa 6 peue &Drn, Of
iaa maatte bcgraue benz ale, ben cue eitel
ben anoen. SpOr coe cg toni oct M mla
uGre | bet gus, b00r Der igr bBr.e5 MIN
ter Gang % Sarneleg, men M er ogot "a
title. s.. &, See.