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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15

The Progress Medical rprerrino n ,hc o,,o-,.-
ousiy increased consumption Of drurs used in
nervous affections says: .'In the central hos.
pital pharmacy of Paris the amount of bromide
OF POTASSIUM sold in 1866 was but three kilos in
ioto IL haa increased to 3S9 kilos; in 1915 TO $50
kilos. ana for the past ten wears had incre.so5
all over Paris in like proportions. ouinine NOR
pHihe ana bromide are said to be the three great
popular drugs ofciyilization.
recent advertisement reads as follows. "If
the gentleman who Keeps the shoe store with
a. tti Iead VIII return the umbrella of young
iady WIN whalebone ribs and an iron handle RI
the slate-roofed grocer's shop he viii hear .,
something to his advantage. as the same IS the
git OF deceased mother now no more. with the
Ga.pe engraved OF it, Gl--~l,-'t 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15

dignity Of q second edition Through Robert
Beall. from the publishers. }. w. Randolph &
English, Richmond)
The Century for April is TO have an article on
the White House, to be specially devoted to the
interior decorations which have been added to
the establishment during the occupancy OF the
present incumbent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15

Don't SIGN PETITIONS WITHOUT READING THEM
Speaker Marden, OF the Massachusetts house Of re-
personalities told good story at the New England
CLUB dinner recently, Illustrative OF how people
sign petitions without reading them. petition
t Teceved IN the mouse praying i9f
ored children I'm the public schools. The petition
had been widely circulated by colored people, land
1t bore the signatures OF judges prominent business
men, and various public officials without regard TO
color. The preamble OF the petition read, when
presented: 1--WE, the undersigned, parents Of COL
Ored Children &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15

Representatives OF the three mercantile asSoria-
lions OF Baltimore were before the House commit
tee On corporations In Annapolis yesterday In oppo-
siton to the bill providing for the loan by the city
OF Baltimore O, s., 00Q 900 to the Richmond and Dan
yule railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
TR0CSERINGs.

Small neat stripes in worsteds doth plain
and with small silk lines running through them)
are the favorites, and small checks aud plaids
are in demand. In west of England trouseIings
plain neat stripes predominant. There is very
little change in the general character Of troGser
ings from last season, and a sameness perrades
which makes it difficult to select entirely new
designs. The changes that are made consist
more in the Introduction of new combinations
Of coOrs rather than i'm new patterns. Checks
and plaids will be worn but they will be the eY-
ceptions rather than the rule, willie stripes viii
be the rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
For Gentlemen.
ON the Clothier and Furui~her.
SUITINGS.

From the Clother and Furui~ler
SUITINGS.
Neat wOrsteds with silk interviewer into
small neat designs are among the prevailing
styles. Plaids, and checks in broken ulaias
and small checks, are in great variety. Dis
/ tnct plain plaids are mostly found i'm subdued
colors, but we have, however, seen a few pat
terms Of light bold plaids which will make very
nobby suits to be worn mornings and Tor the
races. The small neat stripes Tor suits have
lost none of their popularity but appear to be
Increased favorites, especially in small lines of
black and white, brown and white. and blue and
white. The fne trades are buying literally Of
plaid worsteds both large and small patterns
distinct and indistinct-and the prevailing
colors are rather bright Silk mixtures also
sell well. and brown and dahlia mix
lures are fayorites The velvet finished suiting
In broken plalds are very attractive. and are
shown in gray, IN blue and gray. and in brown
and other mixtures.
Cheyiot sutings are mostly confined 10 stanIe
cOlOrs-black and blue-but are shown i'm such
mixtures as black and white, brown and white
red mixtures. blue mixtures and various shades
OF gray mixtures. The chief novelty i'm these
desirable suitlngs Is the combination and mix
ture OF colOrs. in which they are shown. For
business or travelling purposes and for persons
OF middle age these goods are most desirable
aud we believe the tendency for more general
wearing of cheyiot sutings is steadily growing
IN favor once more. Serges in black blue and
brown are very desirable for summer suitings
and are found in all stocks. They are much pre-
ferTed TO flannel and they certainly make more
dressy appearance. while they are equally
serviceable and much more preferable on ac-
count OF their being cooler.
SPRING ovERCoATINGS.
This season of the year there appears to he an
unusually large variety OF goods suitable Tor
spring oyercoats, prominent among them being
the Madagascars, which is a worsted finished
with hOncycOmb effect and 10 Toe had in
brown. olive. drab and dahlia mixtures. and
which proves to be excellent sellers Fgvpti-
ennes is another variety of worsted that is
very popular, and is found in a great variety OF
colo1s. The Covert coating is very desirable
Tor spring oyercOats, and makes a very service
able and stylish coat. In London it has at
tanned great popularity, and We think is des-
tined to be in much favor here. WOrSteds I'm
lshed with Grape effect-corhscrews Of various
widths OF wale-moderately wide dlagonas-
diagonals with basket effect-faceG goods with
tricot eiect-and numerous other designs. are
extensively used. kerSeys for light overcOats
are also shown in all the desirable shades of
black, blue, brown, tan coloIs light drabs. OK
ford aud gray mixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
Roaiii,g.


Owing 20 the present disa 1rcement among the
District boat clubs, it is impossible to predict
accurately the various aquatic events Of the ap-
preaching rowing season. The active members
of all the clubs are, however, determined that
it shall be a successful one, whether their trou-
bles result in holding two separate reeattas as
was the case laet year or whether they combine
I their forces in one Joint rcratta Whatever are
/ the merits Of the antag0ui-tic stands Of the
/ clubs, the public at large, whose interest in
| aquatic sports las been largely increased of
/ late years. is growing weary ol the continued
strife ana pickering. and hope for speedy settle
/ lnent or the existing difficulties BY talking
/ with prominent members Ofthc different Grran-
L2tOnS il IS learned that at the next meeting of
the JOINT committee the matter will i'll all prob
ability. Ee settled to the satisfaction OF ali Nom
/ cerned. Exactly in what manner this will be
brought about cannot be said but il yyould seem
/ strange if such intelligent and fairmiuded men
a. FORM The majority III orr boat clubs could not
! find some way ont OF the difficulty for the pur-
pose OF joining forces to make the Potomac river
| regatta Joint one, and grand success. The
! PROJECT that has been proposed Of making n sep
aTatc race for TIE Post cup FOR the District cham
| plohshp does not meet with general approval
| With that disposition of tie Posi- Gun,
/ The P0tom2cs would be unwilling to com.
pete Ia me open championship race as
| matters no" stand for which The STAR
cup would be the championship prize and the
plan therefore meets with their opposition.
Inc more conservative members OF the clubs
thlhh tiat complete reconciliation NAV he
achlcYed Ii the Analostans are willing, for the
| sake OF harmony, to vote with the ColuInbias ia
place TIE STAR cup and the Post cup On Tie same
race, making. bOth championship prizes The
Potomacs could then consistently Withdraw tine
objections they have made and gracefully accede
10 the viii OF the majority. Whether the Ara
lostanS are willing to throw themselves into
the breach for the sake OF bringing
about reconciliation or not remains
to be seem Bot whatever course is followed II
is sincerely hoped by all who are interested in
boating that some way will be discovered which
VIII leave no heartburnlngs or jealousies behind
IL is generally conceded that tie last of jure il
an admirable date for our regatta and as It's
date will depend on that ofthe national regatta
II it is held at Philadelphia, there Is no prob.
ability Of the home clubs disagreeing on that
question, Is they did last year.
The Jockey Club Races.
The spring meeting of tie National Jockey
! elab. to begin Tuesday, NJ! 18th, will continue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Prospects fer an suteresting Season i'm
Washington.
OFT DOOR PASYErES.

AhNANftGFS POSSESSED BY wASHfNGToN-
THF BICYCLE NETTING IN MsY-AS INTER
VIEW WITH REV. LII sCHNEIDEP-TIfE BICYCI E
A. POWER IN THE FCLFIT-THE BASE BALL
CLCHS-wHAT MANAGER SCANION SAYS ABOUT
III UNION ASSoCT,TION-BtSE BALL NOTES.
BOATING MATTERS. SIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15

Tat tie base bail season will be an interest
In a.. lively one cannot De doubted With two
sUct organizations rs the WASHINGTON Club of
iHe american Association. and the Nationals of
th'' tu.on Association, both striving 10 make n
nam" in the base ball arena, Washington lovers
o! the game VIII have such a treat a. they have
Ept ea50yed FOR years past. Michael Scanion If
TIE Nal t0Hai Club, says he hasn't the slightest
'iOGh. OF tie success OF the new Union Associa-
Ton. FOR or tie good showing that the Nationals
VII z axe Our ASSOCIATION Is Young" said he
IN conversation with STAR reporter, but it is
s"ih. and has come to stay. 1t Vas started in
Ptt-hlig1 on the 18th OF last September. Tom
T. az presented the heystone,. OF Philadelphia:
a II henderson. the Chicago Union Club a. well
e. ~ baltimore Club. and myself the Nationa!
t'u1 The next 10 join the association was the
i4nca- t.ub, Of st. Louis. Then came the Thor
Lrf uAd Aclean's ClGU Of Cincinnati followed
r. Tie hltOODas. and last OF all Boston Clnb
.i.'i berr2e Wright management Now eli
I-c@e cubs Nil be- pa. n. at The end OF the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15

CHARAcTERIsTICs Sketches and Essays BY A. P
Houshton Mn Go wa elary Eobe, B
A very delightful volume for reading at odd
moments is this, embracing as ii does anecdotes.
observations, etc, which one would otherwise
have to seek for in many and widely separated
places 1t is much in the nature OF Nscrap-
book. made up by gentleman OF extensive and
varied reading and excellent literary taste, but
without much intellectual discipline, who hap
PLY cOntrVes to make his readers pleasantly
acquainted with the characteristics of a number
of notable persOnages, including Burns, Cole
ridge, Lamb, Macauay and Siddons. Added to
the selections are three original ESSAYS by Mr..
Russell on ''Habit, " The Habit of Detraction,
and The Art of Living
Dodd, Mead & Co. announce the early publi-
cation Of two works of more than ordinary pub
lie interest. The first Of these entitled Gel
Mahdi and the Soudan," by General w. W.
Loring, will be certain to attract wide atten-
ton, as well for its subject as the ability of its
author to treat OF it. Than Gen Loring there
is perhaps no person better qualified for the
task The other, OF more permanent value. is a
new edition Of Bryans Dictionary of Painters
and Engravers." vast amount of new mate
rial mas been available for this revision the last
edition OF the work having been published in
1Si9. The new matter introduced will increase
the work to double its former size.
"A Fools Paradise" (Wm H. Morrison. pub
sher) is the title of clever little story in verse
OF fashionable life in Washington, in which the
folles and heartlessness of Society" receive
some pretty hard but not unmerited hits Under
fictitious names several weil-known personaoes
are supposed to be introduced; but those who
consider themselves good at guessing do not
hesitate TO draw aside the thin guise in-which
they are concealed any more than they do to
hint at the name OF the writer, whose anonymity
is preserved, so far as the title page goes
NO. 40, that clever love story of Fortress
Monroe and the Hygeia HOTEL has reached the
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
0oriaaen.

@n frunit Ratlrforifer, iom npIis er
usnbt tiIbase fra Sfsafrita, meSbeIer
fsI9enbe ON 9oriuasu: 9aa fine Sa9t>
ture bemartsbe ban, at ben manbItse
Gorilla iom Ofteit inbretter fit Seize at
SIabs os torre 9rene paa Sorben,
mebens 9unnen taser fig en- SIags
Rsbe paa be unberffe @rene al ct Sre.
&tmpanieen berimob tommer fieIbsn neb
af ErGerne os Bigger fig en- bsfuem
Rebe bsit oppe | bisies Cop. 0e
acknowledgements &ber o~uernuIter bog
iieIbsn mere etb to Natter | GrGt paa
famine Steb. SabuanIis forIuoer be
fit 2eie ON ROrsenen Os lager fig ON
Iftenen ct anbet paa bet Ste6, buor
be netop befinber fig. @Oriaasn er life
iaa frpsteIis, Tom MAJ | almtnbeIigs
bsb tror, ben er tuertimob feis os n
sribsr aIbris Wenneiter, os ansribes
ben eller flares, tratter ben fig till
base. @orilaen ipnes iaaIsbss / 9ens
iesnbe til Mob at ftaa tiIbase for
6impanisen, ON builfet ben mobise S9s
ger Sadion fOrteller isIsenbe: Sad
ion bapbs fra ct gasbOIb ituSt paa en-
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
Sporleoes CT 0ris "rpoeoe''
op cit SD.

Seq er n.top tommsn tiIbase fra
2ate Superiors 6pitsr, buor ies bsnpts
teoe en- Del at min Sib til at beige
SObberminerue, Der lises at u9re be
itsrite / 8erben. s ben biersrise os
ufru9tbare 2anbtuuse 6eussuaru, Der
er uIoeIes uSusli9t iom 6urminsIanb,
bar man opba9et itorartebe SObberIeier,
buiIfe bar beuirtet, at Der / n ubpre
fort Glib er uOret fore Sper op, Os
Sufnoer af MGnb bar funbst arbeibs.
6nr omtreul Is Gar fibeu iprans en-
8ri3 bort fra ben Slot, ben tilbsrts,
o9 faIbt | ct 9uI paa bet Steb, buor
MI Spen Calumet Iisser. Sbet ben
rObeoe OnItrins, braste ben for 0asens
9ps fore Sobbermasier, % aabsnbas
rebs for 8erben SeIi9senbeben af ben
forte 6obbermine, man enbnu bar
tienbt. 9teiuItatet at benue "&obuius"
er, at Nenueitebeben MI er 5.O0e, 900
OOa. ri9ere peb Srusen Of bet opbas
sebe SOb6er, os be StodboIbere,
Tom ueO @riiens asititance bar bull
pet 8erbeu til benns RisbOm, bar faaet
omtrent %, OoO, 900 Doll. for fit ges
iuar. @n 8p meb 5000 Snbpaanere,
bar banuet fig Omtrins @riiebuIet, Os
beuimob 1000 Ranb arbeiber | Wis
nerne unber bet. (Stanbinapeu.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
4H9rerne peo @instow's ifans
oinapijfe Banf,

Der git fauit | 1872, moa M paa bet
nGrmeite onises iom OPP os ufslorte.
De eieubele, iom par ttlbase, bleu ueb
offentIis auttiou ioIst fOrrise Ronbus
/ Sppsbsrislbstjent (receiver) 8. Q.
Sarpeps &onter. De beitob uf Roter
til ct iamIst gelsb at $4,000 o9
$50 acres 2anb / Subiana. 6ors
brinserne bIeu ioIste til psf. al
bet pualpbenbe BsIsb. Roter pao
8iqiam 0insIop os 8rOOsren $. s.
8tEsIow, repreieuterenoe $500, 600,
bIeu tisbt at 6oniuI GmiI Oreisr for
2 Dollars. Sun $4,000 al bette Bes
lob par pan @iliam @insIom, Der er
iusbeubOrsiit PrGit i Rj0benbaun; Zen
sDrise Gum lob paa $. s. 8insIow,
iom par gantens Pr,fosnt. SIR. 6arz
pep siOrOe OpmGrtiOm puu, at 0inss
Ions 9ienbOm bGUoe inb6ra9t en- 0is
uioenoe pea $4,000, ION bIeu abe
tall pou @iGIoen. Gn Gor6ring, flor
5000 pau en- 9rait bIeu ioIst for l
Dollar, IN anben, Ipbsnbs paa $632
% unberte9uet al en- berU9renoe 6re6ss
BONNER, bIeu iOl9t for % Dollars.
Gn 1909 Dollars 5Or6ring paa en- 9es
sc, Der, ION URr. 9arusp uOtrgtte fig,
par zen fsrite slusiss 0Ottor Os forte
Omtring | en- imut 8Osn", tnobraste
l3I Dollars. 5Or Sc blsD en- an6su
Jorbrinq paa $64O tisbt. Der bleu
bubt 81 pr. Qcre for 2nn6et / SSnbias
no, men GiIbubet bIsu life mobtaset,
ba Wr. 9arusp bauber at baUe bs6re
9ptte meb bet paa en- aubsn buttons
bag. (NOrbeu.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
Sagt paa SloosScfte.

SoIoniitsrns Usb SOugo : 5Io6sn Il
messt turise sitsr at ia3e 6Ioobcite. s
RGrbsbsn al 9eopoIbuils urimIsr 5Ios
ben fOrmsIis Of bisie ubprsr. Snguius
ssn fororiusr itun6om 9preue til be
~fisrRere Sumpe, men be iogsr snBUer
9eiIigbsb til at uenos tiIbags til bstrins
oenbe 8anb os saur ba ON lfatteu pao
9ano for at bette. De Subfeote lager
Osiaa sisrue 6IObbsitsne, ba be life blot
er tore GIifsrs uf bet u~sIimassnos Risb,
men osIaa f%Orituar at uouptte ben pGrs
OifuIbe Sub. Ianr be SnSfe0te bar
.uoipeibst, buor 6Iobbeitepe iamIer zig
paa Saubbauterus / be mere ufii6ssIigs
senbe Dele at Gluen, rOr be bib iGa
title ION muIi9t for at tomms bag paa
benz. 6IOObeften IiSser iOm Ofteit /
SeIitab meb Here andre; met Sroppsn
/ 8anbet % 9Ouebet pua Sunbsn Iiss
ger ben aIoeIes ubeuGseIis % Iigner en-
GrGitamme, iOm FILTER Op at 9aubet.
glnsrsbspaabsnst bsitaar / en- 5arpun
meo en- lang Cine, iom paa Gnbsa bar
m SIGre eler Iisnenbs. QaeO tor
Rraft os SebGnbisbso Ipu9er 9arpus
ueren fra en- pasieu6e afitanb 9arpus
nsn mob 0pret, Og ioser iaauibt muz
Iist at rauule bet / 9aIspartierue. @r
bette fleet, ifprter SGseren O9 bans Suz
merater fig fra Saabeu / 8anoet og
isssr ifpnbiomt at q Stranbeu. s
bIinbt Raieri itprter bet iaarebe 0pr
fig oper Saaoen os trGtter ben meb
IGnoerne unbsr Sanbst. Stromne al
Blob farpsr 9anost, bet raisn6e 0pr
buffer uuber, tOmmer op, inOtiI bet en-
Glib iom IiuIsit briuer nsbouer Stroms
men; iaa ipnter bet thumbs o9 Dor.
Den til 9insn faitebe Slare sler SuOms
nler pier Steoet, huor Spret er llIltet
thumbs, os mart tOmmer Der tn BEL
SuGrm af gaabe for at fire fig Spts
tet Rroppsu tOmmer mart Op pna
SusrFaben, busieres til 6piten, os De-
Iinssn bsspnbsr. gu 6IObbeit tan Ies
uere inbtiI 5000 9unb ipiieIist aipO,
os bsns Sub Ieuersr be betienbte 9ifte,
iom timber rig afiGtnins / ale SIaues
lanbe. Sastsn forIeber imibIertib life
aItib iaa beIbis, tbi naar Tn 6luObeit,
iOm bar hinge Os berfOr ct meset pasts
Tom, mGrter en- Saab, itprter ben Oiss
bIitteIis los paa ben Os tnuier ben os
alt, Tom ben fan faa fat paa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
On FrGffelis Sernbanesuigffe

inbtruf iioite Gors6us Gftsrmibbus ueb
Bites @rsst, 3 UaiIe isnbsufor bayfield,,
Isis. Ct 6~onitruttions : 5rGu, label
meO BGIesl smmsr Os ct Ranoitab pau
% Wano, git ufiteO fra 8aibburu for
at reparere nOsIe llounitninssr en- baIp
WiI i Sg0 bsrfra. timber en- 6art al
Is DtiIs / Simsu itsbts 9osst paa en-
ubUaituius, ma life buuSe tisubt til,
Og gotOmotiUet o9 6~uIuOsnsu itprtsbe
meo ban UOIbiomlts 6art nsb / llb9rau.
uingsn; ale be % befanbt fig ba /
oisis to Bosue. gn al Stiunsrus brait
uu6sr 9opvet og bOrebe fig ino Damp
tie6sIeu o9 9Ibiteoet, iaa 0ampeu fos.
isos inb, bUOr be llIptteIise bsfauOt zig,
% itOIoeoe bsm paa ben putsIislts
Waaos. 20 al benz osSs omtrsnt itrar,
men bet Ct ufgiOrt, at Here at be ans
ore bsuer lit. tan ousrftaa bet. Sss
mere opL9ie5 Der, at 4 til sr afsanebs
Us0 D0oeu, Os, ba Der sr bsitiIt 10 Gig
filter, bar rimeIiguis M iaumause al
biSie Qtsuusiter su6t fit 9ipsIsb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
GDne:SSGissi'ser S2A.

Slot &impanier Og bre6t en-. De anorc
LOB fsrit foritrattst bort, men uenbte,
ba be iaa SR9ereu, ON isien og all
les paa BAN, iost be rsiite fig paa
Sa9benene, log fig for grgitst og ubs
itsete iGa forferOeIige 8roI, at Safiou
LOB i'm 8osie / Stitten og fp6teoe.
Oa ban ieuere peuote til6age, bGu6e
aberne forIuOt Sts6et og mebtaget fin
bsoe Rummerat." = 6impanien ipiQer
Ell flor Stole / Be Ii6eriife 9egeres
6OrtGIiu9er. Mau fortRqer iaaleoes
ON benz, at De / fine SeitrGbeIier for
at eftera6e Mtsnneitene uuoertibe paa
aGbne Steber | Sto9en iamler fore
MRnsoer @rene, fom be opbo6er til ct
8GGI. Gn at 6Iotfen laber 6a, iom
pm ben anteubte 8naLet, bet ben riuer
ct Tibet Stptte Gre aLoeIes iom en-
5prititte paa i'm 8asOeI, 6OIosr Bat
fortnight / ben buIe 9aauo og barsr
bet til gaalet. 5eLe 6Iotten beggaoer
6erpaa f0rt fOriistig, berneit meget
iurig at puite til Ben inO6ilote Sl6.
Derpua letter be fig ale pea 9us
omtring ms6 2lI5usrue pea &naerrs %
itrGtter 9enberne ub, iOm ON be Uars
mebe fig. Dtan tan, efter 5oa5 Sad
Jon foriitrsr, ie benz / paaOt geir ftbe
baIue Da9e og tire paa bet inobiLote
S1cI.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
9rauo / ~2jsbenbapn.

SfeIgs Telegram M i Jrebuss ruisbs
oa en- SI0ebranO / G5riitiuusbOrss Slot.
Yeau baUOs tntet 91ub ON at tuuus
rsbos ben iaataIbts RibosriaIs Ratte al
BGrsIisr, Der bsupttss iom 9OtaIs for
Rigsbeseu. SauSipuIiguis oil, flyer
0spsi8sn, ben belle Sgsuius IGsses i
Gits, bog trOr man fig iituub til at
tunne faa rsb6et en- RaIsrisS amIing af
fort btitorif 99rb.
On Branbsu tsIssrafsres M / 9srs
bags, at SIottst sr usbbrRnbt, og at 10
SoIoater fate 9iust til unbsr Rebninsss
TOrie9. Oct iaa en9ans ub, Tom ON
o9iaa Bet tOitbure os usrituttsIise GbOrs
uaIoisus WtuiGum ituIos bIiue ct Rou
for 2usrns, men til al 2ptte bIsu BET
rebbet. 81. II ON Ratteu bIsp SIbsu
I~Luttet. &~issOassus artiusr, os en-
MGu9be Suuituertsr, beribIauSt Iers al
GboruaIoieu, git tiIsruube. StaSsn
beIsber Jig til Here Miuiousr arOner.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
GbieascsSreee.
Oil "Sssorabs RoitGR".)

Wfibt t al ben ri9e SusrfObtgbeo
Tom bette fru9tbare 2ano freulbrtngcr,
Ieuer ameritanereu / 8~irtsIigbe0eu ilet.
tere erO en- turueIig 6amIIte t Bet gamIC
9anb. Ss ban Ieuer tiuige / boieitC
Grab uIunbt, buOrom Be bgpYtgs 6Or:
bsiefesips0Omme bIanOt be inbfobtt
Qmeritanere afsiuer paaIioeIige Stones.
bprb.
Spa6 er @runben berttI? Q0beu:
bart lite, at ROrn og 6ru9t O9 Rigt
os 6tif er at I~lettere RuaIitet euer pan:
ifslisere at operfontme eno biemme.
Obi pei er maa1te 9Grfuugterue Iibt
iprIisere os miu6re orOmatiite enO
europa, men til @ieu9lRtO bar ri ber
9robutter, iom biemme bIiuet re9uet
for be iterite 9Gtterbeber, t en- FABIAN
SuerfsOisbeb, at be Iis9er in0enfor
ielu iben 5uttisiteS &Gtteeune. Som
grempsl ital ri blot %onfere, at anas
mas / benne CONNER bet / Syen ban
pGret nebe / 5 Gts. pr. Stf., Suuaz
ner 5 gts. PIT. 0uitn O9 Be fineite
rsbe Druer s gts. pr. 8uro, me6eRs
be ~aIminbeIise bIaa nu iGI9eS fOr ct
9ar Gents. tOmmer bertiI, at Gipbet,
til trobs for ben minSre 6ie6espne Dos
be ameritanife 9ense, fattiit er ! la
uere 8ris Der, Os at Der printer al
ben fineite Silt pperuIt | gGtte os
Sesr, iamt Of SiIOt / Stouene %
pua SIsttsrus, iaa uiI bet let inSlesS,
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-08
5orfkjeui9t.

9uusersusbsu i gsnsoIen, SnSieu,
er nu paa fit 6oteite; bet paoitaues,
at ben 9iGIp, 0tesie=ingen pOer, er al
beIeS utilitrGttslig.
- Pao 9atotas 5orIGngeIisr at BUR-
Iiugton, @eoar Gapibs & 0ortbsrn
Sernbune er nj Stinnssuuseu Iust fra
8ipeitone / Minnsiota 81 WliIe iiorSs
usitousr. Milpautee Qiuiiion er fors
LANCET fra 8Oftuiue os uGrmer fig itas
bi9t nGrn1ere O9 uGrmsre til 9ecorub ;
pau Clinton 0ipiiiOn bar aOifiaige Mis
les Stiuns9ang fra gImira eitouer,
Iiseban TOreit Gttp Brand fra Garner
/ Soma % nor6oper til DtaOiion.
- Sri9sminiiter 9ircoIn bar u6napnt
en- Neger SO. 9auett @reen til en- YOit
/ SisnaIsGGieuet o9 aniat bam ueb
Sort Meper. Oette CT ben ferite lib
.nRpueIie / fit Stugs.
s. 5orretnin98s8 erbenen bariter
Ser for Chen flor Stilbs6, men ma
baaber, at ben utl faa ct bstposIist
SpIpirs, uaar 8rsiioeutsS aIset er
fOrbt.
= 8 6re6a9s neg Thermometer til SO
@ruOer / Stpssen iQSenona, SaiuOis.
- De Stoubranbe, iOm ben ienere
Gi6 bar beriet enfeIte Strss af Dir
9inia, er man MI 9erre ouer.
- Der CT t GOnsresien 5 SenatOs
rer, iOm life er tO6t ber / 3anbet: 1
GnseIifmunb, l StOtleubsr Os 8 ST.
IenOere +; / 9uiet ct Der 20 fremmeOs
fsSte 0tepreisntautsr, nemIis 8 Gn9eIifs
mGn6, & SrlauOere, 8 StOtIGnbere, 3
Gp6Itere, l gtorbmanO (Rnute ReIion)
l fra 8rasiIien os l fra Canada.
= Gn Sl6ebranb i8atbbrum, SbGbo
Gerrtturp, sbelasbe npIis So Sv8ninser
Cab $85, 900.
Stubenterne ueb gale college tan
MI ifpIse Ell at 6utuItetst fattet Seitems
msIIe baue frit guIs meb 9enipn til
~Iatinif Os graft StuOium. &einItatet
er, at pberit fua at benz M befutter
fla bermsb ; be 1eite llaar fig paa gos
Iitit, Sitorie % MatbemGtit.
SuorIebes 8uffaIosn itaoist os
fftsrt saar fin 9beIesssIis imsSs tan