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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
ABOUT THOSE HORSES.
To TIE Editor Of the DAILY EAGLE.

To the Editor Of the Daily Eaqle
| saw in your daily an article in regard TO
a party starving his horses. Now, let me
tell yo1 short story. The owner of those
horses, together with his wife and three chill
dren, came here about two months ago from
Illinois and camped out by the stock yards,
near family by the rame of Tuters. The
daughters was in the wagon of the stranger
and picked up small valise, and two $40
gold pieces fell out. In an instant the
strange woman licked them up, and said ::
I" Here; that is the money | sold my cows
for" Now for strategy: The parties tried
10 get the woman in the house, land one of
them did, while the other went out and
took the satchel which contained the two
$50 and SO bill. Ii was their all, and
they among strangers. Work is scarce, and
the man gets little or no work, while the
woman takes in washing and cleans pigs
feet and works hard 20 try and live; and, as
she told Inc herself, it WAS hard for one
woman 10 make living f5r 80 many, and
three horses besides. The woman, i'll fact,
is not in condition TO work hard. They are
in NV house and | know their situation
Since the time of losing their money, the
woman has picked up articles that she
would swear came out of her satchel, right
at Tuters' door. spoke to one of the city
officials about it, but no poor, honest people
can come among us and be robbed. Is it
possible the man must lose his team and be
accused so wrongfully besides: Take his
team and you take the only means of his
ever getting a home. Some one look to it.
VI. T. BRITToS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
THE THIRD PARTY.

The prohi6itionists at their meeting al
Topeka. resolved upon a third party, for
which platform WAS adopted. The Repub-
hcans. therefore, may a. well understand
what they have TO meet, first as last The
whole aim of the men who voted for ST.
John in November was the defeat Of the
Republican party and its ultimate destruc-
ton. Only in the overthrow of the Repub-
lican party is there any hope for the prohi-
bit:on party, for within the Republican
party lines are found nineteen-twentieths of
the men who believe il to be within the
scope Of possibilities to prevent drunkenness
by law. The prohibition leaders do not ex-
rect TO gain any strength from the old Bour-
bon party. nineteen-twentieths of whose
members are opposed To sumptuarY legisla-
ton of any character, and Il large per cent
of whom consider the privilege of drinking
and getting drunk one of the inalienable
rights. If the third party movement Sc
cures enough strength TO become the bal
ance of power then the Republican party
must 20 over in a body 20 the third party
or the Democrats will remsin in power H.
definitely. The Republican party will
never do this. The truth Is large
per cent Of the Republican party, say from
twenty-five TO forty per cent, would identify
themselves withthc Democratic party rather
than vote with the prohibitionists. The log
zeal inference 10 be drawn from all this Is
the new third party movement must fail or
otherwise the Democracy have a sure thing
of IT until such time as their masses are edu-
Gated up IL a higher standard, or until they
commit such outrages that the people for
getting party ties rise up in their might and
put them down, As they did in 61-'g5, by
force. The prohibition, or third party
movement, Is against the best interests of the
country, then, unless such interests are best
conserved by Democratic rule. The Repub
lican party in Kansas fearing these very
things attempted to head off a third party
movement two or three years aga. ~ out
Herodng Herod. The result in that instance
was but what we indicate above for the fu-
tur5, the putting of the state under Demo-
cratic rule.
In all this, while there may be a grand
chance to fight for principle in the abstract,
there will be little chance to fight for party
ard for triumph, and, in all this, also, the
Republican party encounters the most knot
~ problems and the greatest chances for de-
feat, and ultimate extinction. This is no
truer now than j; was when the EAGLE said
in substance the same thing before the par
~ attempted to make prohibition one of its
cardinal principles. And while out of it all
prohibition may triumph in the end, and
drunkenness be wiped out 10 be remembered
only as the relic Of an immature civilization,
yet, all those who hoped 10 see this country
make the same strides for the next twenty
wears that it has made under the fostering
care Of the Republican party in the last
twenty years. may be doomed TO disap-
pointment.
We weep and we mourn, vet what avail
eth our tears and groans 80 longas Mordecai
sits obs,ructing the kings gateway with his
ambitious carcass, or words to that effect.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
THE NORMAL ENDOWMENT

The Beacon says the Press is much fairer
than the EAGLE touching the Normal school
land business The Beacon, wheE We first
suggested crookedncss, flew all TO pieces. As
the transaction had been closed and in legal
form, and there remained no chance 10 get
the lands back, we simply said our say, but
when that paper says we assume only that
the lands were worth more than $3.50, We
answer that We assume nothing. We have
gone over the prices and locations Of these
lands too often not a. know what we are talk
ing about. Mr.. Sharpe explains nothing, but
virtually assents. at least. SO far as the price
received is concerned, and that board, flip
pancy or no fippancy, en- rest assured that
the matter viii bc enqulred into,not because
Mr. Sharpe suggests such proceeding, but
because the EAGLE started ball whose roll
cannot be ignored.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Washington Republican, 18th inst: II
was noticed yesterday that Senators Sher-
man, Ingalls, and FRYE were attentive listen
ers to the able speech of Senator Harrison
on the Dakota bill. From this it is surmised
that these gentlemen are prepared to join III
lhe debate on this bill, which would furnish
the assurance of the discussion taking a very
wide range. 'Ingalls is primed for Il speech
said II Kansas member yesterday, "and il
will be one that will make the south very
mad. He will show up the southern method
of suppressing Republican votes as it was
never shown up before"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
W c 7. U,

The state organization Of Iowa OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, in q
set of resolutions repudiates the action OF
National organization in endorsing the Ma
tional Prohibition candidates. Later, /:
meeting was held in Boston, attended BY
leading prohibition lights which met to con
slider measures for the formation of society
to work through the whole country for 4
promotion of prohibi.ory measures in legs
l,tion and otherwise, wholly independent of
partisan and seciarian organizations. Among
other things, they resolved:
I'VE believe partisan political action TO be
Il very expensive, always dangerous, and of
ten disastrous mode of moral agitation and
education.
We therefore invite all persons of all
classes, creeds, and parties, TO unite with us
on this platform of principles
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

est living ex-member of congress died at
Lancaster, Pa, last Thursday at the age OF
81 years. During his life he was a prominent
politician, and in 1881 was first elected TO the
Pennsylvania Legislature by the anti Masons.
The Wings elected him to congress in 1874
and 1916, and he was delegate to the Wing
convention in Baltimore which nominated
Taylor in 1913 and Scott in 1852. He joined
the Republican party at its organization, re-
manning a member and active worker TO his
death
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

A Long Island heiress wanted husband
and advertised in the papers. She received
over 400 proposals, all of which were turned
over TO gentleman friend who made inyes-
LEGATIONS and selected four of the aspirants
as suitable for husbands. These four we're
given,a personal interview with the lady and
the choice fell upon Willoughby II. Harris,
of Mound City, Kansas, who is dealer in
cattle and worth about $4,000. The part
nership was entered into and papers signed
but they have taken tie n days for counting
before the marriage.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Ex-Governor George t. Anthony Is re-
ported AS saving that Ex-Governor John A.
ST. .Dohn would turn prayer meeting into a
political machine TO help advance his (St-
Johns political prospects If we renlem-
Der correctly Mr.. Anthony made Mr. ST.
John Governor Of Kansas--Ei Dorado he
publican.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

The New Republic of this week contains
the announcement that Miss DeMott is to be
connected with that paper in an editorial Ca
pacity hereafter. From the number of new
papers and new editors springing into exist
ence and notice of late, we should say that
no one takes any chances in attempting the
role of editor.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

The Atchison and Santa Fe company,
with lis well known enterprise and Lesrslity,
has established fifteen reading rooms for lis
employees at different division points on rs
line Of railroad These rooms are 10 be
well heated. comfortably furnished and sup
plied with the best literature Of the day.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Fl Dorado Republican: the question
naturally suggests itself what does the editor
of the Wichita EAGLE want with a red lounge
in his Office anyhow!
The surprising thing to Us Is that The
answer does not as naturally suggest itself to
the editor of the Republican.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

We have a splendid stock Of Winter
Underwear, and our prices now are
cheap enough, but We will give the
same reduction.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

One Silk Plush (good quality Satin
Lined Seal Ornament. worth S45 90.
Our price, $500. less % per rent max
ing it cost only $26 23. a bargain
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
Particular attention is called 10 our
stock of Geuts' Fancy Underwear.

Silk aud Wool Shawls, $500, Sl0.GG
aud $1,000: Camel's Hair and Fine
Beaver, $500: Fine Double Shawls
same quality as the Waterloo, at s. so;
Beaver Shawls at S4.25: All Wool Sin
gle Shawls at $3.50. All less % per
cent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Also Newmarkets. Nrwpori., Pale
tots. Dolmans ami Russian Circulars.
in cloth. All at reduction of
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Also Extra Large White Bed Blank.
cts at $500. less % per cent, and TIC
same size in Gray Blankets at $500
per pair, less one-fourth.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Our neat stock of Ladies'. Misses
and Children's Shoes. At 25 per cent
reduction.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

One Ottoman Silk Circular. with
same trimming, fully worth 5000.
Our price, $4,000, less % per cent,
making it cost you $3.50.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
Indian Specific.

SURF el-e for cnnorrfs-s. ehor1ee, gle~t, in
eammaiio1 Of the bladder. kidneyt, paztoie
gland whites, Inflammation Of the ureihra
vagina Whifes. and all diseases Of e3issr male
or female of the urfuo-geu!tal crgAus. sOr sals
bs swentxeii 4 Douglas. druggists. opposite
posso1ss Wichita hAasss lls-0
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Same size in White, warranted all
wool, at $3.50; less p per cent making
them cost only 81 81.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Two Brocade Silk Russian Circulars
richly trimmed. lined with quilted sat-
in, fully worth $500: our price is
1885, 90: less 25 per cent, making them
S26.23.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
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Contractor and Builder,
SHOP 136 g. 1873 MAIN St.
Residence on Lawrence Avenue near Csnfrr |
Avenue Post-c1ace Box &C u


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ulcers. running sores. snd all diseases arising
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For sale By Svenizell 4 Douglass, druggists
opposite posto1ce. Wichiss Kansas Price,
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
as PER CENT.

We have in stock very fine Sea =
All Wool Blankets, l0x4 in size. LIN
bound at $500 per pair. They are
cheap, but we discount this price one
fourth. making them cost only $500.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Ladies' and Gents All Wool Scar
let. ST co. less 25 per cent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Underwear for Gents, Ladies, Misses
and Children.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

We have had splendid trade in
Winter Wraps. Our prices have been
right. We have Oh hand very good
selection, including some of the best
sellers.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
Comforts at same reduction.

Hotel and boarding honse keepers
will bear this in mind.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
BUSINESS CHANCE !!

offer for few days choice stock of
general merchandise. Stock all good and
trade well established.
N F. NIEDERIANDER.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
Qpuiitana.

Rew Orleans bar ct college for far
uebe Stubenter, os bet bar en- iGrbelss
louenbe Sremguns. De Stuberenbes
moralife SOrbolb itaar life tiIba9e for
oeres, Tom beisser be furitislise @ols
leses for bpioe SOlt, os beres anles
ouersaar Ianst, buub man / Gssslsn
er pant til of tGnte fig. De bar nas
turIise anIG9 for GbeOIOsi Os for SOz
litif, men / Matbemutit anier man Bet
efter Smitanbisbeberne lite perb at
sau til ben bsiere, ) Sesnins os Mus
fit bar be en- iielben gesuueIie. Man
bar aItib billet paaifaa, at benne Race
uIene buuOe Gune for at efterIisne, men
lite tunbe Opiube nOsetiOmbeIit ieIus
itGnbist. Oeres originate Gesninser
ipnes OF tpbe paa bet Ntobiatte. De uil
m~ulisens lite fuuue ubmGrte fig ipns
berlist iom ct Sele paa Spfinbeliernes
Self, men pei iOm 0istere os muiitaIs
fife Runitusre.
Oisie llotaIelier tommer fra en- tunb;
~itabsris us be9aust Raub, iom bar
bait meset at sisre meo beres nnber'
pisnins.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
@aibinatuH.

Rcw gort WOrIo for 2lbe Wai Of:
fentIi9sisr en- 8spsids fra 0aibizgtOu,
buOri Der ubtaIss, at en- Del ai Winis
tier Joitsrs 2Grinos bsrbsn sr, at fac
iitano unOsrbauOIiu9er mslIsm be 5ors
eneoe Statsr og Spuuisn ON 6iobet
al Den 9uba. Spanieu, flyer ban,
sr M piuia til at iGIss ben iua IaUt
iOm so URiuiOner Dollars, buiItst Ell
Ian9t unosr ben gris, iOm unOer tib:
Ii9ere SeiIisbeber er bIeuen uGunt. Uteb:
oeIeIien inbsboIber Osiaa, at Winiter;
6reIin9bupisn er iGrbsIes iuris for, al
Riebst itaI tomms ifanb.
- Den iaataIbte civil-service Sra;
mtnation er upIig bIspsu aiboIot, men
Der par life Wtanse. iOm baUOs meIot
zig til ben; l6 anisssre, bet par bel
9eIe, / en- Albsr fra Is aar ligs OF
til SO, os at bisie BLOT ? Suinoer.
Oct par aae bpstise 6ult, mel en- a
benz trut fig bog tiIbase, ba ban for:
fob, at ban lite tuuOe sius en- fpIbeit:
Qierenbe gsiuareIie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
Sn0latl0et.
q.

Spen IIsona Ieb Sorsbass lite iaa
liSen Stabe peb en- Srtan, lom eit
ouer gsnen; Greer os Storitenss8 iber
bIeu rspne ufiteb, os en- RpaesS psnins
bIeu itp9t rumponsret.
- 5 Staten Soma fiubes Ser So.
600 OtenS, Der bar itaaet Iom Solbas
ter euer SefuIinsssM anb / Rrigen al
btsie er 5000 Meblemmer at The
Grand Army of the Republic aIene
iaar er 1000 nps MebIemmer bleuue
optaset.
- 6or nGiten 2 aar iibeu bleu Spen
@rinneu biemiost at en- fo~rferbeIis Gps
Hone, Der Sbela9be @ienbom for fore
SapttaIer. Stormen bar i9iennem 2uf:
ten babe imaa O9 fore @isnitunbs
o9 me9et par bet naturIi9uiS, iom al
brig er bleuet 9ienfunbet. SorIebeu
Dag fanot en- Wanb, Der ipaoebs / fin
9aue / gtGrbebsn at @riunsu ct Sub:
rbr, tiIbOrenoe en- / Bpeu boiat Wano,
Oct baube bOIOt fig sOot.
- Son. SOibua Gracp, 9rsibsnt 70,
6ebar &apios, burlington & Rortberr
0taiIwGp, af9if forrise Seuoas ust
0sben / en- aIoer at 50 Qar.
- 81. 4 S0r0as GfterHtiOOas erpIO:
oereoe OampsR aitinen / en- 9suIe:
6abrit / Dubuque; abitiuige Meuncite,
miitebe 2iuet, o9 Be n~RrIi9genbe Spguin:
ger Ieo betpOeIi9t. 8ruset bsrtss ouer
ben belle Sp. Oct tos SIo / Ruiuerne,
os bette bi0rog cnbuu mere til at for
sse 6oritrGfteIlen, tbi bet par en- at:
siort Sag, at mango Nteunsifer Lao
begrnpet uuoer benz. 6uinber % Born
ityrteoe unoer Stris og 8etIuger on.
firing Og iegte efTer fire 6Oriorsere.
vi 6Orretuirg itunbiebe / Spsn. Saa
sOot bet lob fig sisre, be9pnote man,
~efterot bauc brust 9anOsS Iun9srne, at
graUe / gruiet O9 ut Ogiaa frem nO9Ie
frpgteIigt IemIGitebe Gig. Ssiua to imaa
Born fanOt man 9isens at. SeIu
Rsunsitsr, ion itO0 400 Sob bOrts
tom iarIig til Stabe al be iaIbenOe
Stene, Der iIpngeOe5 siennsm 2uftcu.
Qa Nattcu tom, MATTE arbeioet OPP
iattes til SOnOas NOrsen, men, ba
ben Opranbt, itpIresnebs bet, iaa Der
life tun6e uGre Gale ON at fortiGtts
meO uosrounin9eu. 200 Wsnnetsr
bar ueb bette lIgttessl iIiGIOs miitet
i'm SeitiRfti9sIie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
Sbip.

SRnsesS roeu Ouer SciotO Riuer ueb
Portsmouth itprteoe neb Snsoas DiOr:
gen, ioet en- 6Uas:Drif pasiereoe Ouer.
llIgtteIi9uis befunOt en- en- NOOer met
4 Born fig pau grOen, ba ben brait.
ollie itprtebe / 9unbet, % 3 al Ssr:
meme orutneoe.
- 2anbsbpsn carlton / gitawar
County Ieb fOrri9e Wtanbus Gftermio.
bag ct betposIist Cab unber ct beftig.
Resuitpl, Iebiuget af StOrm. NGifer
busrt gus, / 9tlt 80, miiteoe fine Gag
Der fprtes siennem 2uften. Osiaa
6apette Gountp tos ben Sa9et at fIer,
6uie.
- geb 9ortSmoutb ubbrob Der 81
bebranS i ct 6armers9 gus be9se Sor
alore og ben GIbite Oatter par beIois
NOT til at faa rebbet ub be 4 minor
Born; men ba bette par siOrt, Os b
tire after began fig inb for at freIie no
get SnobO, itprteoe Gaset iammen Of
~besrauebe benz / be s~IpOenbe Ruiner.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28

ger ital forbsiss, os at Der besuben ia.
fOretases en- RefOrm / Spitemet for Der
rationale Beitatning.
- Der bar | SarasoSia uaret uf:
bolot SrisssRst Ouer IA Sfieerer, til:
talte for at baue beierteret. On Utaiol
bIeu bsmt til Iiusuarist 6an9iel, CT
9sitnant fit 20 aur, Os en- anben II.
@retenIanb.-Or S6lieman ia,
mebbeIt, at BAN bar Daft bet 9elb at finb'
"et ubprs puIabs meb talsie SsiIsr, be,
inbtuser belle ben sDre atrOpOIis Sirpns,
os buis 9uIu os Nure ere pei bsuu:
reoe". 8asmuIerierne ere Of OuerOr:
bentIi9 Snteresie os bIiue MI topiereb'
at S6liemanns ReburbeiOer, Oh. 0orp:
felo. Den Ierbe Oppuser ertIarer, q
Planen til bet ~fOrbiitorifts BALLADS Tan
siDss meb flor Rsiustisbsb ss uiI uett'
a~IminbeIis 6OrbauisIie, bu nosst Zig:
nenbe i~nsenfnbe for er funbet.
Girpntb euer 9irpns par en- sammsl
bsrsmt gp / prOpinbIsn 2trsOIis; be,
par be | SIotibsn iaa bsrsmte eppIo;
tifte Wure opfsrt, os bet par bssuber
aiampen Os pain : @ubsn 9ertuIss's
6sbeiteb. 8eR blsp sbsIast / aarst
468 fsr gbriiti TsbisI.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28

"Secorab- EoiteH"s nps grGmiebos "gf
tenlGSuiHs" er uotommet meb iplsenot
Snoholo:
Souninsrn paa S%rupbatten. CSrGf Of &c
lebuuoens Sip for $50 Gar iioen)
sos en- al Spiritismens slpoitler. (gftel
bet Gngellte.l
Sabt % 9%ienfunoet. (Sri9iHalsRopeue)
ReileliO Ruslano.
~SrGffuglene.
Snoife @lsglere % Safenipiaere.
SGgter' 6amilien. Caf y. 9. Susemau.)
On Ssuuen.
Surno Sufua. (9ist.-Nf Ruueberg)
Teiie' 6peutpr.
Sro bet gOerfte Sau. CIf VI. g. Nuoerien.
6inuuerue | 6iumarfeu. (SIBfiuuerne.
@ammer, oisiss BobebOere Os Snoret
ntng.-EuSiebauoelen.-gt Yar YrRitel
/ 5tnmarteu,)
vi Sutien Souapartes Wrmoirer.
6Or sammrl. 6ortGlins af CART GtIor.
&bonuenter, Der eHiter at erbOIoe Der
upe BrGmtebOg, bebgper blot at meloe bet
uaar be iuoisuber i'm Subltription for toni
menoe War.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
ysuieis e~anbbruass aomite bar beitemt

.bulefs Sano5rl9ssSomit bar beitemt
fig til at 9ad imoS n 8eilutninq on
en- 8euiIsuins al S25 eco til SuStjcb
af Seoes &orn for benz, feg bar iiot
Cab ueo Wisfsiippi os bens Sttascrs
SusriusmmsIie. R%sprsientanten Sing
par tiIfteoe % oplpite, at gtObsn par
ftorartst | bans Stat, og at 8efolts
ninsen uilbe iulte libel, ON man life
itaffsbe benz Saas6oru. 6omitesus
Mseolemmer par al ben 0runb inoe for,
at Der beaer burbe itaifes benz 9epnetss
WRibler END 6orn til lloieb. 6Omitesu
mObiatte fig Osiaa, at Der ituIoe ife en-
llnberioselfe anIeonin9 at ben / Mnins
optrGoenoe 6IOues % WfuIezS pgoOm.
Der bleu iiOite use siOrt ct 6oriog
/ Repreisntunternes 9us pau at posiere
en- giQ, ifslse buiIten SoIoen itulOe
nsbiattes paa 8units8srter ubferte al
u~oenIaubife Qrtiiter fra 80 procsnt til
10 uf oeres gGrbi Tom 9anbeIssSare,
bDiItet nstOp er ben afsift, Der iuares
al 8erter, inbfsrte til ameritu, men al
ameritunite 8unitnere. Oct git life,
% @runben BERTH par NOT BEN, at
nGunte eager besuRrre bOrer mo unoer
Gurus.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
Mputan d.

De 6orsnebe Staters @eoIo9 fOl
MOntana ital sfter Sisenbe buue Opba:
get fore 2eier at Gin Der Eerriturist
StuIbe bet forbOISe fig, iOm bet paa:
ituaes, Sa uil bette MineraIs Juno uGrC
Iuust risere % ifprre. enb Der pac
fere aar cr siort / De 6Orenebe eta:
ter. 0er er life ipnberIis riss Gin;
@ruber Der / 9anbet, os man bar Der:
for pGrst nsbt til at inbfpre bette Ufe'
tai anbetitebsfra. $ i'm Glib uoloueb'
&esierinsen en- SeIsnnins at $685. 0C
til ben eusr benz, iom opbu9ebe Gin
2eisr iubenfor llnionens @rGnoier, mel
bette SiIbub itaar life lGngere pei
Wa9t. Statiititen uiier, at Der | Ola
ret 1888 ~inbfsrtes Der til 9anbet Gin
| Slotter til en- Garbi at So, log, 25(
os Sin:Sarer til en- 8Gr6i at nGitel
Is Miuiouer Dollars, iaa @nbper pi
insie, af buiIfeu getpbnins ct iaabaa
Sunb uiIDe blipe.
- NiIes Gitp bar l 1888 Snbbpssere
- 800 &ait sOpr er optasns at a
bare 6isbmanbs : Sarsr fra Gbompiol
SAILS til Goeur b'alene @rubsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-28
SlIinpis.

6or Chen er the State Medical So
]cieties iamIeoe til en- 6onisrents iGbis
ca9o for at 6istuters be f~oritieuige Nu.
Iis9eroer, iOm maatts tOmme inb unbsr
oeres Omrauoe, og bet Il %UiitnOt ell belts
meIig OpfOrOriu9, Der 9isunsm tn aUis
titles til BEN, nGur man iorIan9er, al
Der fra bsres SiOe Dor 9iores NOget,
for at Der fan lie en- 5%oraubrtng ioeu
Ufuaoe, buo,paa en- bel Del Eager Fri:
per line RecePtsr, usmIig / en- 9aunO:
itrift, Der for be 6Ieits er uIGieIig,
0ette sr meget bpppi9t aariusen til,
at Der paa Npotbeterne iaa ofte 9isres
Nisgreb fra Seticnternes Sioe, ibetb'
nemIig mao 9iGtte fig til, buao Eager
bar ment meo fine SrasssSasr.
- Oct er Ge9n til, at GbicasO ituI
bliue ben fsrite 8p / be 6Oreuebe Sta
ter til at anIGsge ct unoericrOiit gtst
al eIsttriite GraGbe for be fOritieui9C
Sismso GeIesraferiug, GsIefOnsrins .!
Bclusniug.