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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07
opening the Fountains.

IN numberless bulbs beneath the
SKIN IS secreted the liquid substance
which gives the hair its texture, col
or and gloss. When this secretion
steps, the hair begins at once to be-
come dry, lustreiess, brittle and
cray. Is that the condition of your
hair If so, apply Parkers Hair
Balsam at once. 1t viii restore the
color. gloss and life by renewing the
action OF nature. The Balsam is not
al Oh, not dye, but an elegant toi-
let article, highly appreciated be-
cause of its cleanliness.
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Everybody Knows IL.

When you have the Itch, Salt
Rheum, Calls, or Skin Eruptions oi
any kind, and the Piles. that you
know without being told oft, c. n.
Boyd, the Druggist, viii sell you DR.
Bosanko's Pile Remedy for 30 cents
which affords immediate relief, and
is sure cure for either of the above
diseases.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia,
says: my wife has been seriously
affected with cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used
many remedies without relief, and
bsing urged to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery, did so, with most crafty
ing results. The first Bottle relieved
her very much, and the second bot
tie has absolutely cured her. She
has not had so good health for thirty
years"
Trial Bottle Free C. n. BOyd's
Drug Store. Large Size s1.0G.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

An Illinois philanthropist wishes
to benefit the poor by teaching them
to eat their bread and butter with
the butter side down. He says that
the sense of taste is most acute on
the tongue, and that a very small
amount of butter is satisfactory If
put In the obviously right spot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

WASHINGTON. April 26, 1884.
Money for the Navy; Pension ap-
rrour;ations. Bureau of Labor Sta
,;.fics. Tenure of Office Privileges
of DC Senate floor Bankruptcy ;
uro-Pneumonia, and the Iariii,
a-s some Of the questions that Con
rress hes met. fought, favored and
rilied during the week. The Heuse
ri Representatives assemblies now at
~. M instead of u, and another
hour per day is devoted to ,alk. II
mirht have been as well II lew
sprerhes bv representative men on
s.taer ,iIe had made up the issue,
and Tie uperflous oratory had
been confined TO the pages OF the
Congressional Record. but every
member thinks bis tariff speech too
good 10 be lost in that way, and
each has equal rights.
THO veteran Pennsylvania protecc-
t-lri-f Representative Kelly, made
some remarks in tariff speech that
called forth prolonged applause. de
va- -p-ai,ipg OF having spent three
months last year in prosperous, mer-
rr free-;aae England and O. hav-
1rr visited The manufacturing towns
round London, where be found wo-
,acn making nails, trace-chalns, lre-
Hricfs and ra'yanizing hollow ware.
ID. said he observed among those
wao fid him the honor % be pres
ert l. friend from Kentucky, Mr.
Turner who comes 10 each succeed
in. Congress on the doctrine OF free
.rc..ehaia-. bin to transfer which
article 10 the free list be never fails
So staroluce.
Nr Turner replied. Yes, lnever
w.rr iu we'll doing. and after while
+ hope you win grant us that Tea-
-.lau'erequest
-Nou ought to have free trace
chains" continued Mr. Kelly, for
u. earned that the women who
msEe them. & they are quick, can
r.t. twenty-five cents q day. Free
t,.e. chains" exclaimed the orator.
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o. - . ...''' arl nnyon,arIv
.rulsvmcHt. even though il he 10
.1-n.-h cheap .race-chalns TO my
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.'....1.,,,rl. - tho IA.
....'.... t,s o,5sr 5av q
@ -,.,., 20. s,rynq he.
f'..,-,ra,;. brstbran
rr.I5 ii Dorsbe;,osr
.:Il.1 d.. ,be torner ia
y, ny. . 3d. B.,.tc;c,sr aid he
.'-' -.-.,.. - =. - ia ,on or ffteer
.I.- ....'. .'':, :..,.I ,ffvo Nr Ran.
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''-' .'..-....'.. '' .''' I,...~sy.,+.,i,a Hen.
.'s AZ. p.n5.ll,s settlement
i- 5.. .- .''', a..s-,ol Dnri,a
.r. ..- .r..... NJ Randall lei
H.. l.;.. -t.t he ,vqs STEERING
~. H.. ~, s,rly adioornmenf
~. - tl,c o,nronristion hin.
- Ia. ,v;s6os in this re
..'. '-.. nil l.ro,yn butif thew ar,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

Some one says a good dressing
for leather is made of one quart of
vinegar, two ounces of spermaceti
Oil, and six ounces each molasses
and ivory black.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To Mary Rhoads, (widow) Edward Rhoads, 10.
seph Rhoads, Isabella, int rmarried with Levi
Hoffman, Lille, intermarried with Joseph
Wrights, Catharine, intermarried with Joseph
Horner, Belinda, intermarried with John Grifith
Lydia. intermarried with James Hunter Eliza
beth, intermarried with John Swank Matilda
intermarried with Simon ID Baker, Anna, inter
married with Hiram Shaulis, Wilson Good Chas
Good, Alice Good, Irwin Good. OF whom Joseph
Khoads is guardian, Robert Good, Anna Rhoads
Flora Rhdads. intermarried with Wilson Craw
ford, residing in Illinois, heirs and legal represen
tives of Jonathan Rhoads, deceased.
Iou are hereby notified that in pursuance of a
Writ of Partition issued out of the Orphans
Court OF Somerset County, Penn a., viii hold an
inquest on the real estate of Jonathan Rhoads
deceased, in Somerset Township, at his late resi-
dence, on Tuesday, the 18th day of May. 1854
where you can attend il you think proper.
JOHN J. SPANGLER,
aprg-6t. Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

The base ball fever il raging IN inc
eastern part of the State. 1t has no'
vet reached the interior.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

GOLD ::: :;:; s: 4;
that will put you i'll the way of making more mon
ey in few days than you ever thought possible
at any business. Capital not required. We will
start you. You can work all the time, or In spare
time only. The work is universally adapted to
both sexes, young and old. You can easily earn
from 80 cents to 500 every evening. That all who
want to work may test the business we will
make this unparalleled offer: To all that ire not
satisfied we will send Il TO pay for the trouble of
writing US. Full particulars, directions. etc sent
free. Fortunes will be made by those who give
their whole time to the work. Great success ab-
solutely sure. Don't delay. Start now. Address
STINsON * Co, Portland, Maine jan25.
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DELAWARE RIVER CHEMICAL WoBKs,
EAI-GH AZ SONS

DELAWARE RIVER CHEMICAL WoRKs,
BAUGH ~ SONS,
Philadeipl,ia Feb l, 1884.
To FARMERS OF PENNsYLyANIA:
Gentleman For oyer twenty-eight years
we have manufactured Raw-Bone Phos-
phate. and our brands have become house
hold words in nearly every section of the
country. In many communities the demand
for them has increased, while in others the
sales have declined, on account of the pref
erence for lower-priced goods. Six years
ago finding that the demand for goods of
lower cost had become almost universal. and
having peculiar advantages of raw materials
and manufacturing facilities, we determined
to meet this demand, and introduced a
twenty five dollar Phosphate, made by a new
process exclusively our own. The quick
ness with which this Phosphate sprang into
use among intelligent farmers, will be shown
by the following statement:
OF the SO Phosphate there were sold
During 1879. l,2S1 Tons.
- 1850, 1885,
6 1881, 5,l47
- lsS2, S,2SS
- 1883, i0.112
The reports of the action of the S25 Phos-
phate have been satisfactory in every case
from a wide inquiry. We want to be inform
ed upon this point very plainly, as it is our
interest to know if the article continues to
produce good results. We will thank any
farmer, having used the S2l Phosphate with
disappointing results, to let us hear from
him with full facts Yours truly,
RAUGH & SONS.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
| Valuable Real Estate !!
SATURDAY. MAY17, 1884,
TERMS
COURT PROCLAMATION.

VIZ W hOOlsh vi a loN
WHEREAS. the Honorable WILLIAM ]. BAER,
President Judge OF the several Courts OF Common
Pleas of the several counties composing the 10th
Judicial district, and Justice ofthe Courts otOyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery. for the
trial all ptal and other offenders In the SAID
District and WM COLLINS and SAMUEL SNYDER.
Esquires, Judges of the Courts OF Common Pleas
and Justices OF the Courts of Oyer and Termincr
and General Jail Delivery ior the trial of all capi
tai and other offenders in the county Of Somerset,
have issued th ir precepts and to me directed for
holding Court Of Common Pleas add General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and General Jail
Delivery, and Courts of Oyer and Terininer, at
Somerset. on
Monday, May 10, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given to all the Justices ofthe
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the
said County OF Somerset. that they be then and
there In their proper persons with their rolls, rec
oris, inquisitions examinations and other remem.
br ances, TO do those things which 10 their Offices
and in that behalf appertain TO be done and also
they who will prosecute agnins the prisoners that
shall be in the jail OF Somerset county, to be
then aud there to prosecute against them as shall
be ust
JOHN J. SPANGLER,
SHERIFP's OFFIcR Sheriff.
April %, 1854.
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WATERPROOF
Building Manila.
The Bradley Road Cart

Is the Iighfest running vehicle made. Gentlemen
buy them for their road driving. Business men
use them for running about. Ladies and children
enjoy them, in fact. everybody will have them.
Ten different St SieS. Send for circular.
PODeiFs Fertilizers. warranted pure or lorlelted
Powell's Tip Top Bone fertilizer P0well's dissolved
Bone etc. ETC. and POwells Chemicals for making
Fertilizer at home. costing only 81 per ton.
Agents wanted in every township. Also. any 9th
er implements machines you may need, can
procure for YOU less than factory prices. Beng
practical farmer, know what machines are pest
adapted to our use, aud have spent much time to
get the BEST. Ayaim has been To get machines
that are well made and durable light running.
easily operated, and that do the work well, and l
think have succeeded. F3-A tUE iHe Of re
pairs ditrGys on hGad. Youare invited toeali and
see before purchasing. These machines are al
ways on exhibition, and in season at work IN my
fields. Nisitors always welcome, except Sundays.
| sell above machines for less money than manu-
fscturer's prices. Circulars by mail on appliea-
tiOn. II. III. FILM.
Maytield Farm Layausyille, Pa.
Farm southwest OFF. G.. apr23-6m.
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can do without Salts, Castor Oil. Citrate OF Nag,
nesia. SIENNA or Mama, and 5000 tne wnoie =.
them, and what Is better, II may % tAken wiz
safety and comfort by the most deiicate Woman,
as we'll as by the robust man. II Is very ptesssn'
20 the taste therefore easily adminis,eiea 70 ehi
dren. IL is the only vegetable remedy eLs.ins
which will answer In place Of caomel, fesua',ns
the action of the liver without making you ~, ~
long victim to the use of mercury or oiee pLIs.
1t will open the bowels in 8 proper anu "noieso"e
manner. MI c,.o-
There is nothing like Fahrney's Blood Clean'
er for the cure Of all disorders OF the Stomscn 2,
Liver. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; 10, hersou'
diseases Headache, Costiyeness, indigesu9n'
Bilious Fever and all derapgements OF tne IN
ternal vicera. As female regulator IL mas NJ
equal in the world.
"Anou OF prevention Is worth nore than :
pound Of cure" The PASAcEA will not ONLY cure
old standing and malignant complaints, put " one
Of the best preventatives OF such dlsorders ever
offered to the world You can avoid severe AZ
taeks OF acute diseases, such as Cholera, SnaIt.
pox, Typhoid. Bilious, Spotted and lntermi',ens @
Feyers, by keeping your blood purined- Ine
different degrees OF all such diseases depend Al
together upon the condition Of the blood
Be sure 20 ask for FAHRSEY's BLOOD OLEAfs'
HR OR PANACEA, as there are several otner prep
arations in the market, the names Of Whicn ars
somewhat similar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

A . Blood Puri-
ner-this medicine
Is highly recon
mended for all
manner Of chronic
or o d standing
complaints, Erup-
tisns Of the skin,
such as Pimples.
IBletch es and
r sh Q 9, Ring
Worms, T etter,
Sal Rheum, Scald
Head, Scrofula or
X e Evil,
X h 9 u N . I Ism,
Pain in the Bones,
Side and Head,
and all diseases
arising FROM i'm
urity of the
blood. With this
rare medicine In
your house y 90
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-07

YnING AL experience the wonderful
'oHi bsnehcial effects OF
u.D, I,T n,0 Ayers SarSaparilla.
"lO- Children with Sore Eyes, Sore
AGED. Ears. or any scrofulous or syph-
ilitic taint, may be made heslthy and strong
by its use.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for 81
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w,suINGToN LETTER.
M.sn1NaroN. April p. -.

r 0r Eegdor Correspondent
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BradleV'S Changea6lG Seed Mower,
Bradley S
Self
Dumping

Has high wheels and long teeth, carving well
under and carry the hay. Any lady or boy able
TO drive. can easily operate it. Dumps itself, and
turns as readily as sulky. IL is perfection.
Inn'f flil 10 CONG and see IL.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Sproee Soocr bos Soften.

S~noebolber 9ouens 9Oruitnf lite tiIfrGtteIiet ganb,
b!iuer ben Ipreo os flor; / iunb SiIfanb itulOe Sornmass
len tnbebOlOe " Procsnt 9anb, builtst sr nsbueuOi9t, for
at ben ital bOlOe fig e~Iutiit Os fbrss. Sorn 90 6uar er
ensartet / i'm SammeniGtnins, BET fprte er i~mpenben en-
Sammenl9tninS at baarIiqnsnoe 6ibrer, Der er ~forbunbne til
breranOre peb 6iGIp al bet 2imitof, bet ~inbeboIber. ga
Der fun finbes ct iOo8t SpOr al MineraIsNusier beri, e6es
IG9ges bet let, iOafremt ganb, WtanSben fOrminbies, buiIs
fst tan fore9aa paa iOrfieui9 Bis. aoriagen tan bells
pere Sober 6ooen, u~IminbsIig founder, sasr Snaau,
nation De inore Dele at 9ouen men bet tan ogiaa itriue
fig berira, at 6eiten itoar @iOpiel os llrenbsb, iom sor
at 9oOen inbinSer 6~n9ti9beb, Der ct mGttet meb gmmOniat
o8iaa bet canine uil foranIebi9es, ON man Ia6er 6eiteus
loOpe IGn9ere 2iO bsbolbe SOIeu paa efter en- 9Reife sieas
nem blsoe 8sis.
@tiOOeIet MOB iaubon SprSbbe0 er at ~bOrtrpO6e aurs
ia8en, bog ct bet O9iaa so6t Of % til at pafe 6ouernc
nleo fOICt SGuo. Sise DeIe at @Ip@tiu os 9an6 er en-
uomartet Daft. Sgiaa en9an9 iueusm en- SOrpe Of SOes
osab msO Iiot 2infr9 siOr Geitsn sOOt. **
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Smaating.

.z gn lyitig Sfueipiusr pe0 glaUn G9aut Bapee YartS
I rS I'm imutte 0unb meo fig, buor ban ipaolereoe, %
SS"2t Ben en- 3jGoe, for at Den life ifuIoe forlnle bort.
: 1850 bleU Der fattet ben Beitemms!le, at Sn9en nlaatte
~ S0o I'll at tage 6uuoe meo fig ino ben bOtantite pane,
\, "a e9am en- Dag fom til ROrten for at gao tno, torS
W. ~Stl0Oasteu bam al Hippo ino 6unoen; bet blalp ttte,
Yea 90r b%unoen, inb mdatte BEN lite tcmme. Stuelpts
s|a tcte 6a Sun6eu o9 befalsbe ben at ileoe op, butltet
ham, M 'S.aa ltrar 9iOroe, Og rerte fig lite at BletEen, oa
80 .srTe lpa0isre6e inc oauen. Iteu, oa oenre par
;'ao5Sl ct goOt Stptte Bort, gov ban 9unoen ct Ge9n, o9
~, ~ 2u latte ben forbi ga8ttu % i!eoe ben I'll 9erren,
i~ % 9Or Bat Subs ban baucs ipiIlst. DFan9el Dag
r Bs.tT Slsntog ban bete fit Spill til i!or Mrgrelie tor Zen
/, SSSao'nee SOIbut, og enbnu pRrre bIcD bet, oa tere al
9,t S'y3noe opGrte fine 9unbe til famine 2unltltqfts.
g,r Ss W y Tor Dtbt, os SbaRen for SastsNtanbltabet benz
i~ : p9 til &eisrsn og betlasebe Fg 0Der bette upgieH,
U5e H. ;Sn ttte pibite al iGtte uogen Chopper Iar. &sileren
Snrs | ~ pei mtnolte ]fprbitrst; "r bet en- gop, at 'Hsen
co rrS Et tomme bsrinb", iagOe BAN, ~rteu ban life fan
ui.os,ss Ia TT en- iaooan &ou Ell nttna, Og ben ltal
2srSy @;dte Dele of StOtlanb iinbt8 ber fore @anb'
iprs~IFt, g'cr bet urimIsr at Sir, Os Der foreguar bet be-
tonr' ,S.F SIoS5 6iteri, man tan tGnte iig. Utltereil
GsnnIss.O y tn tor, froftig 9aes, og, naar ban ct REQ
krso :. "i Oaoer ban iii ct al bens Ben ct Gtitelnere men
EaST @Sn paa n9 iippu gpret uo / @anost. Snari
aA a. 9' aa., os fin 6orfrRitslie iaiter @aoien ttuonos
sas ma ogu' ION 6ttersu lager uf; ban letter ny Uaa'
W Vta ldaiEe ses ~9ienteges.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Smaa=W ptitfer.

8ares 9Gblez euer 9IommezSraer, Der er fore NOT
til at bare, men lite 9isr bet, pil 9teseIen spe ct beore
9feiuItat, ON man bug9er al benz nOsle al De iterite ReSber.
Dette fan gieres em 9eren.
- Qt bet Sern Og StauI, iom finbes paa 6armsJteos
ifaber, bpr MI srbOIbe en- Oueritrp9ning, iom beuarer benz
for gtutereu. Gn iaa6an SmOreIie tiuaues paa fsl9enoe
Waabe: Su1eIt l rlnse 6arpir en- boIu Eint SinsSlte,
easr min6re, ca rDr benue 8IunOtn9 op t 2 Quarts aIntrS
6eIio RuIsSlie. 9ino en- Ttae paa Gnoen at en- Stot o9
imSr paa.
= ct iaaSant Qar for Mais iOm bette Ct en- itr
Sielbenbeb; man ituIbe berfor iante fig en- COB S~ebolontn9
af seed-corn, iaa man tunOe baue en- Sebolbn'n9 Tor ct
Qar 4ars glantnin9, ti Bet tan pare pInitelt9t at Droe,
uaar vi apIer iaaoan Wais igien.
Sutn, Der az cpfsrte u,eb Melt, @rGs og Roooer,
inbtil be peter 100 eler 200 8unb, er ion Ge9el a!ttO
rifle ga uetOp BEN rstte StanO til, at @jSoninsen tan
~besgnbs.
So er life iaa baarlig 6oit for Suin; ifiGr bet Op
til tort 6attelie pg bIanb Bet reo 9DeoefIto euer "Mldllng" +,
meb ganb paa, eIer en6nu bsOre Stpaer, til en- SSrpe,
on be pil IpiIe bet at 9iertens 9pit. 9rug ON Stnteren
famine SIaos So, iom 9eiten faar, o9 man ltl le, at
berpeo iparts a6Tdais feed, os at be lager ltselaa me-
get 5lsff Os 8iOb paa fig iOm at %fOit6arere sober.
- gises ct 8yr af en- aIappersSIun9e, oa er bet
eObt al Bape 8agesSOba paa Saaret.
Gu Farmer Dor 5stragte SurnIen iom ct iptt9t
0pr; manst ct 6Orn bIiUer i~pirebp9tist serDeO, at olSle
atttise SonningIamlere Fppsr fra ben enc Ylante I'll Den
aubeu os bringsr bet b~efrustenbe SlOmitsritsD til ben SlOnlt,
IOm hebeper bet for at cpfpI6e fin Seftemnlelie.
gn bcI6ig Suerpintrias at 6aar hsror rteSet paa,
/ builten Stanb 0prene ct, naar 8tnteren letter tuo. er
be us!e on masre paa ben Gib, ba faIber bet ~uantfehst at
Tua Rem op ieien; tusrtinOb be pl tnbe f9 mere os mere
ger betfOr o~mbpsseIis M for at faa benz ! 9Oot pun,
oo bette fer bebft peb buer Dag at siue benz Itot Salt %
en- pusIeube gortiOn 6oure, Mais elser n'alet feed.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Sm Sidrerd.

Oct giOr life iua Iiben 6o,itisI 9ris, buofIebss en-
salfun r ribbet; er Sfnoet belt Os pent, er BET, iom bet
ifal DGre, men CT bet bit % Der ufrsuet eQer piitr 8letter
efteer for baaro geofart, ba nj SIugtsren aItio laa noset
Al / priisn.
9sus al iert 5arue sr life ignberlig rare iom Sans
~oelsuore, ba be pIuttet EtItun6 alori9 nil faa bet for.
o~eIasti9e l~lbicenoe, iOm be buOs 5ar. De meb guile Ben
og guilt Sfin6 iGIses bsbit. De aiiatiife arter er be bebte
til at IG99e 2g9 ON gintereu, % al benz tan man ubruge
Spuinssr tibi8t on 8aoren, ba be ct mere baurOicre enO
al be imaG 69nieutfsr, iOm busrten Ton uobOlOe Babe sler
auI0e. Dill man bsgpnoe meO Seuie.auI, br man life
OpfOve ct itOrt 9Gs, men Beuer Here inca. De bebsuer
life at tote nugget for at rtGunte 80 SOns eQer iau. @m
nliubre Slot ianmeu tribes aItio 6eore sus en- Itor W1aueoe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15

Stegt WeIt.-0stte Ell en- ubntartet 6sSe for JOIt
meb iuaSe 2un9er Og Ogiua fol- Saaoanne, Der bet 9sIe
taget er ~ipagsItse. gGIO en- Quart DtsIt ten Stens6uItte
tiloat BEN me6 Strtupnpir, ION Sinbe5 til Omtrtn8 ben.
Sat Ben in6 en- taalsIig uurm SasersSUH . ea2r 10
elmer, III ben FL ontrent iaa INF iOm 6IObe. Oct Ct rent
.~mGrteIist, buOrmegea G!aring ben ~inSebOIber; ben Iigner
iGrbeIes megst tonbenisret DteIt, Og er life rsgst f~oritiels
Zig fra en- &ts.Puoon9.
8otetes Suppe.-SO9 8 ifraaebe qOteter iaas
men meb ct Tibet Stptte iuIt 6teit, iubtiI 9Oteterne tan
files og rores igieuneut ct 0OrilaS, tiIet Iibt SaIt, Smsr
% @eIt, inOtiI Supper bIuer Omtrent iaG tpt iom 6Isoe
gap ben noget fintbattet geriue, O8 LAB ben tose ;
Wtinutter.
- Gn ~anteritauit Qanbbrlgse Gibsnoe fOreiIaur, at en-
buer Tarmer Ituloe bare lit giapn maIet ueb SHbtiSrieen til
6armen. Oct ptlbe fitterIis / flere 3ifRlOe pare meget
p~raftilt.
- en- Ietpinbt 0laabe, buOrpaa man tan IL, ON 9ele
er, iom Ben faI uare, ct at brpppe Ell Smuls al ben nb
i ct @Ias neb tOIbt gaub, aheIit SssgaHb; i9nter ben itrar
thumbs, sr @eleen fGrbis. F
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Gattkekorn.

On oopen Sierue sr 9i9peIers gerifteo,
9rip aloris Spot meo 2ioeIien eaer
5attigopmmen.
vi aabner Nnores Sjerter, naor Ri
aabuer bore egue.
Snoitab er Sioets Spore, @obmpoia.
beo bets 5pmuer.
SGr retfGrois, men ban life 5iaib
til Gle % gnbOer.
st 9lao Sjerte sipr mere soot enb
ben beoite Meoiein.
Oct er beore at uofsre Roaet eno at
lRg9e 8laHer til Meget.
De MenHeiter er aloris enc, lom er
upfpIote al Gble Sauter.
Wange ReuueIter Ieusr eleubiat o.
usIelt alene for at By rist os pr9stist.
Gen, Der tjenoer i'm eseu lloioenbeo,
eier bet DelOneite SIa9s Of peroiiuIo 8i,
ben.
9et gteHneffe, iom life tan bore
munter o8 aluurlis, er tun ct ballot Ren'
nelte.
- gtbpert Rennelte Tiger at Itlule lin
6atttsoom for anore os fin 9ouenItnb for
Jig ielu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15

40 Sage uSen N9ring. fra 8ie;
len | Ssbmen fortaIes, at en- berbo:
enbe 56saaris Sone sit fig bort i6isI.
Der os par ubeu Rerins / 40 Dase, ba
Jun omiIber 6Iep funbst af m Sort.
manb / en- itratteIis ufmusret os ellen.
big Gilitanb. Gfterat pere fommet no.
senlunbe til Srafter isien f~ortaIte bun,
at ct lIusir baue ~Ouerraifet benOe, og at
bun bapbe i~treifet pmtrius / ffere 0ssn,
inStiI bun life orfebe at 9ua Ianser.
2tloeIes blottst for Mab leusbe bun Sc
fOrite' fiorten 8ase uf nOsIe Sar os
8anb; ieuere bapbe bun intet unSet enb
bare 8anb, buOrmeb BUN enbeIis maatte
ifiae en- brGnbenbe Scrit. Sungereu
Ieb bun life faa meset of. s be fbife
Ouss ortebe bun life at rsre ct Gem,
Os Ioa | n fuIbitGnOis Dss, ba man
fanbt beube.