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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

The Gozette thought the Republicans
were anxious for joint discussion be-
tween Gen. WARNER aud Capt. TAYLOR.
But the square back-1own OF the Cap
tain, when brought face to face with the
challenge of Gen WARNER, has convinc-
ed the editor and all other Republicans
that the severe castlgation received by
their candidate at Cambridge was quite
enough. They are humilated by the
cowardly action Of their Captain. 1t re-
minds them forcibly of his feather-bed
soldering as Judge Advocate while biz
services and thosa OF all other men were
needed at the front. They feel badly
and would rather talk on some other
subject, and we don't blame them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
AnAnswer Wanted.

Can anv one bring US case OF Kid
nev or Liver Complaint that Electric
Biters will no, speedily cnre' We say
they can not, ss thousands OF cases al
resty permanently cured and who are
daily recommending Electric Bitters,
will prove Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
quickly curci. They purify the hlood,
regulate the bowels, and act directly on
The diseased parts. Every bottle gua.l
aulead. For sale at 50c. a bottle BY r
W. Pope.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

WHAT was Capt. j D. Taylor brevet-
ted Major and 1t. Col for3
For gallant and meritorious conduct
in battle7 No.
For gallant conduct during the war
No.
For gallant conduct as Judge Advo
catep We give it up.
For gallant conduct in maneuverine
to keep away from the front where men
we're needed Must have been for some
thing Of that kind.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

The Gazette is painfully silent in re.
gard to BLAINE's war record. He don't
deny the truth Of our charge that BLAINE
paid a substitute 5000 to take his place
10 the battle line; that the substitute was
indicted for forgery and never reached
the front; that after the war BLAINE
brought suit against the town authorities
and compelled them to refund his $500
substitute money. That is the military
history of the head OF the Republican
National ticket
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

A JUDGE Advocate was the ?rosecu-
ting Attorney before Court Martials,
convened for the trial of soldiers for de-
sertion and other ofenses against mill.
tary law, during the war.
That was the duty performed bv Capt.
j. D TAYLOR, the Republican candidate
for Congress, through The latter part oi
the war. II was easier than going to the
front to do hard marching, stand pIcse,
and engage in desperate hsttles.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

ORGANIZATION in the ranks OF the Ohio
Democracy is progressing at rate that
is exceedingly gratifying, CLEVELAND
and HENDRIcKs clubs are forming all
over the State, and poles point skyward
in every township. rae boom is grow
ing for the Democracy ami will continue
until victory greets the party in October
and November.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

BLAINE publicly committed himself
his State candidates and his party organ.
ization to the support OF the iron-clad
Prohibition amendment In Maine, and by
so doing brought the whole Prohibition
element to the support of the Republican
State ticket. After that move he cannot
play beer jerker in the large cities Of
Ohio and other States in the West,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

CAPT. j. d. TAYLOR, Republican can
iidate for Congress, has given notice to
his Republican supporters, through the
press, that Gen. WARNER proved oil his
charges in the Cambridge debate, that be
refuses to be fayed in four more discus
sions, that be admits that be Is unequal
to the General in debate and thai they
should wear white feathers in their hats.
That is the true meaning Of bis card de.
clining further public discussion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
HERE are . lew gems taken from the

HERE are Few gems taken from th'
war record of "Col." "J. D. TAYLOR, a.
compiled by his brother, the editor, ano
revised by the Col" himself.
she was not at the front, hut he ask
ed to be sent TO the front, ami was ont
Of tue officers of the 5Sth regiment tha
signed petition asking to have the reg
iment sent to the 'front.'"
Bat he never got there. The Com
mandant at Camp Chase was afraid to
stay alone aud he persuaded the valian'
Colonel to remain. And be remained
Further on We 6nd this:
"a ter be was elected captain Of his
company he was, without his knowledge
or consent, detached from the regimen,
and placed on court martial duty, 6rst al
Camp Chase and Columbus, then al Gin.
cinnati, and subsequently,, at the time oil
the great excitement in Indiana, he was
appointed judge advocate OF the district
of Indiana, WITH headq ,arlers at Indian
apolis, which position he held to the
close Of the war"
He was detached from his regimen,
for Court Martial duty "wthout bis
knowledge or consent"i Tnst's good
The idea Of having to force an off ser oil
the spirit and courage of "Col" TAYLoR
to accept soft place ia the rear, is real.
ly funnv! Or course, there were no
wounded soliers to take the place oil
this lawyer soldier in guarding prison.
rs WI n c,nrt m artial duty! o.! no,
this gallant soldier, who was 80 anxious
to get to the front but didn't. held on to
the fat place to the clos, of the war, and
doubtless prevented some wounded SOL
dier, who was no longer able to remain
I at the front from obtaining the place
And'even after he was mustered out, his
services were in such great demand thai
he was sent for to 90 to Indiana and try
stwo important cases..
This is not all. His biographer tells
us that two of his chuns hal come to
the conclusion, {no doubt after consul
tation with tire sCol'l that the "Col."
ought to have extra pay-the $l20 q
month was not enough--and thereupon
these special frienls "asked that he he
paid extra compensation, stating that
his pay was wholly ina1eq rate for the
services he hal rendered, but he receiv-
ed no extra compensation, there being q
statute against an ofii,er in the army re
ceiving more than his salary"
The law was all that prevented him
from attacking the u. s. Treasury, the
only attack he was ever known to favor
during the whole war.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

A cuRsoRY glance over the columns Of
the Monroe Gazette, Of last week, fails
to show single editorial allusion to the
challenge for joint discussion Wen,
back on We, did hep Well, that is ra.he,
embarrassing, but then you know he was
laboring under the "disssterous conse.
quences Of the previous debate"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
~O'Donnell, the pitcher Of the

~ y DonneI', the pltcher OF the
Youngstown 20. club, recently showed
what may be done by making . bali
curve" on its way from pitcher TO
catcher. He set up three poles 10 .
straight line Oae OF the end poles was
Ten feet and the other was eighteen feet
from the middle pile. O'DonneIl stood
so that his band in deliveri, g the ball
was close to the pole which was the fur.
lhes' away from the middle one, and he
repeatedly pitched the ball so that il
passed to the right Of the miidle pole
and to the left OF the pole bey ond be-
fore il reached the catcher's hands.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

BRAa aud buster is the stock in trade
of the Republican papers and politicians
OF this district. They brag and say.
"Send on your challenge to deba'e" !"
Gen. WARNER challenged Mr. TAYLOR,
theie candidate for Congress, to discuss
political matters, pensions and al else
connected with the campaign, and be re-
piled, backing down fairly and squarely.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

A REPUBLICAN, Congress reduced the
tariff on wool and increased the duty on
manufactured wooden goods. They rob
bed the farmer both ways, by taking from
him eight cents on every pound of his
wool and forcing him to pay an iucreas-
ed price for wooden goods for his family
That is a specimen Of The boasted legis-
lation, of the Republican party, for the
peoples benefit. Gen. WARNER opposed
and voted against the measure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

BLAINE is proclaimed to be the espe'
cial friend OF working men. If the claim
has anything to sustain it, we are not ad
vised what.it is. He and his partners in
their West Va, mints we're the drst mer
in this country to employ Italians and
Hungarians at 65 cents day. They tool
the places of American working men.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

A correspondent of the New York
World says lhst at sheep ranch in
Montana lamb. which bad been bitten
by rattlesnske, was cured by the sppli-
cation OF baking soda. 1t lie also utual
in that vicinity to apply the same REM
edy to horses, and is usually followed
by complete cure. Whiskey is reserved
Tor human beings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

Mr.. TAYLOR hopes to be able to lay
"the disastrous consequences OF the pre-
vious debater before the people OF the
district. The "disastrous consequences"
are rather heavy to carry to be sure
Better lay them down somewhere.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

BLAINE went to the polls and voted
the Republican State ticket and refused
to vote for or against tue Prohibition
amendment. A Democrat standing near
the ,ballut-box exclaimed as Blaine re.
tired without voting on prohibition !:
l"Dolged, by gosh"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

The Gazette let's up long enough on
statistics to cast small sized mud ball
at the Ohio Valley Railroad. Why not
write letter to Pittsburgh and find out
something7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
TAMMANY Hail Democrats decided las

!. TAMMANY Hail Democrats decided last
week to support CLEVELAND and HEN.
DRIcKs. The New York Herald says:
"Tbe rank and file of Tammany is
trae to the Democratic parry and viii
vote for Cleveland and Hendricks. We
congratulate the Tammany leaders who
see this aud who are taking their places
at the head of the Tammany procession. y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

TIE Gazette still mauifests disposi
tion to paddle out into the muddy wa
ters. The advice we gratuitously ter-
'dered last week has been Indignantly re.
jected. 1t would be sad spectacle to
witness this usually clean shest abandon
the compilation Of statistics and get
down 10 throwing mud. :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

The Guernsey Times announced last
week that Captain TAYLoR, the Republi-
can candidate for Congtess, performed
the duties of Judge Advocate during
the latter part OF the war! What do the
soldiers who fought at the front think oI
such soldierp
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

The Republican candidate for Cover
nor OF Vermont has a plurality Of 22,-
079. At the September election of 1880.
the Republican plurality for Governor
was 26 ,60S. The Democrats every where
can stand gains OF that nature.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

TIE Irish hnom for BLAINE, that thu
New York Tribune. ELKISs and Others
OF BLsIHE's followers thought they bad
worked rp, disd early in the campaign
Tie irish are solid for CLEVELAND and
HExpRIeKs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

HARPER's Weekly and the New York
Times, bosh Republican, are doing good
work for CLEVELAND and HENDRICKS.
They understand BLAINE and his meth
ods and strike him where it hurts every
;sna
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

GEN. WARsER voted against the bill
reducing the duty on wool, while Sena'
tor JoHN SHERMAN, Of Ohio, voted for
the bill and against the interests of the
wool growers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

How. CARL SoHURz will make ten
speeches in Ohio for CLEVELAND and
HESDRIcKs. He knows the corruption
; of MuLLIGAN BLAINE and ventilates it
freely.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

TIE Maine election resulted in favor
Of the Republican ticket BY about tns
usual majority given in former Peesiden-
tial years. The majorities in the past
were a. follows.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

TIE white feather is the badge OF
Capt. J. D. TAYLOR and bis followers.
They dread joiut-discussion 10 presence
OF tbe people.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

wnITe feathers are in great demand
among The Republican followers OF Capt
J. D. TAYLOR. the Republican candidate
for Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

WE shall exert ourself to make the
"Li,erary Bureau" OF TIE SPIRIT inter
estEne to the editor Of the Gazette unit
after November 4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

PaoHrBlrIos was carried in Maine by
a majority OF 80 600 BLAINE and Pro.
hibition is the Republican battle cry
now.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

As the campaign progresses, CLEvE-
LAND grows stronger with the people and
BLAINE weaker.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

Frank W Waltz is reported to have starv-
ed to death at Xenia, Ohioy the other
day, and seven of his children surround
ed bis dying bod clamoring for bread.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

DoEs the Goernsey Times, Congress
man TArL6R's organ, still insist that th'
saloonisls and saloons Of Cambridge
"must so2"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

THE Republicans are not Growing very
loud over their majority IN Msine.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

The people with one voice declare
that the rascals shall be turned out.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

CLEVELAND, Ohio, had s2,ooO,oot
fire last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

Way does not the Gazette publish the
N llligau Ietters3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16

=
HON. HAMILTON FISH, of New
York, Secretary of State under
GRANT,
HON. BENJAMIN Fl. BRISTOW,
Secretary Of. the Treasury under
GRANT,
And HON. FRANCIS WALKER,
Chief of the Census Bureau,
Have within the past week de-
clared for CLEVELAND and HEN
BRICKS.
1t will be their first vote for any
other than a Republican. They
declare they cannot support BLAINE
and his corrupt record.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
&nihinatpn.

af be iaOtaIote Potomac Flats, en- al:
osIeS ubrugsIig Sumps StrGtniug, er MI
ueo llotopntH9 betpesIi9t OmgiOrt til bprts
bart 9auO. SgiGu MprsS tratniuscrne /
Spb 90 Geit for bet 9UiOe 9us itaI
NOT msO bet Jorite u6tappes, iaa be
tan rmitubss til en- berIig Bari paa
500 Acres.
- GIorig bar Der / 8albinSton pr
ret ct ina6ant Grcitsmsut iibeu Rorbst
paa @arfeIO iOm M iiOite Scnbag
Giteu, ba en- bstgoeIig Del at llniteO
States 9Otel itgrtsOs iammsu. 0etts
sr ct af be GIoite 6otsusr / ggen og
par / lin lib, for en- 30 2lar iioen,
bIanbt be met iogte; MI buUoe Bat
paa Iarst uar iua TOR Segniug, be
npcrs o9 finsre SuitiutiOnsr oUerfisisoe
bet nIoeIes, bog pIeisoe enbnu nOgle
GongrsssR anO at opiLau fin 8OIig Der.
J Dc lenere Aar bar bet tpoeIl9t uilt,
at bet IsO at AIOsrOOms. Suagbeb, og
gnbuer, Der tog bet Iiot itarpt / Cits
ipn, tunSe inois, at bets Gage uar
talte, ga bette iubtraf o9iaa 81. :!
ON gftermioOaseu, ibst Bag 6isicn,
en- 8gsuins paa 50 6O6s gGn9oe Os
3 StotUsrt bsi, uosn ct eueits GisbIits
8arisI. iant iammsu me6 1t rGoisIss
fuIot 9rag. De Rennsiter, Tom op.
boISt Jig / 9Ousbs gpsuiugcn itgrtebs /
piIO 6~ortpipIeIis no paa goteu.
s en- for t9nit iIe6s Der naturIigUis
itrar en- WGrsbe Reuneiter til for at
reSOe iauuiot muIigt be unoer 3tuiutrne
gesrauc6e, Os beOit 9iGIp / ben 9sns
ieenbe pOsSe BRANDS anbitubet, lem
msgst burtist moote irem. Nieb utros
Iise antrsnseIitr III man ~itGiist ROeIe
irem / Ieuenbe 9iue. "a Spsniu9en
iaIbt, par Der msO @iGitsr o9 Gieners
fab beuuso 45 Rcnneitsr Scrinbe; 7
af oisie 6rGnote til bs6s, og mango
tOm paa en- pntsIis RaaOs tiIita6s.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
Nfrifa.

rs 9pptsn.-Uru GnirO bsrsttsr en-
6iobmou6, Der ben 2ISe 9uni reiite fra
Snsialu, at ban ieIU bar lat ct 9reu
fra @eneraI Go,OOn, Oateret ben lite
Suni, Og Oeri opIgier @enernIen, at
BAN CT / gOO gsbOIO og bar NOT Of Bro
plant os Ammunition; gerge bauos
ban imicIcrtiO life, men ban foriogte
at itaiie fig BEN ueO 9ialp Of bonds.
Runot cmtrins par ban OmgiUst at Jtss
bcusr, men bat par bans >, itrar
RiIfOosn ~bsspntte at itigt, Sa at tags
Rsiiesgos NIB Damp. Std.
- SfSIgs teIsgrafit 0tc0OsIsIie fra
Gairo oateyet ben 3Ots 9uIi, ifa[ @es
neral gOroOu baus inotaget Sgsn gsrs
Der. Sc bette GtIiaIOst, 6a bar ban
after pitt fig iOm ben ma.teIige 6sIts
5srrs, ban IRuge bar bait Jtg for at
pre-.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
Safpt

gn for 0rn bIeu LANCET paa GurtIe
Rountuin5 / ben nOrbIige Del at Ger
~ritoriet netop ben Dag, ba Blaine bIeu
nominsret til Brsii6eut al re 6Orens6s
Stater. 0enne tistte, tneiienOe 6uss
Ienes SOnss er bIeOsn afienot til Orr.
Blaine / gusuita iom ct Gesn paa
9gI6sit.
- 8rsSrcne gub / RGrbeSsu al
Qisbon paaituar, at bet 9ag9eIs9eir,
iom fOrIebsn gift ousr BEN Syn, sbes
la9be for benz $4,000 SuibeIs meS
Sueoe.
- 8 Sen norbIige Del at Gerritos
riet er Der en- iaaban SperfIob at Or
beibss 6oIt, at Starer al BEN saur Oms
firing Os iIGnser, furbi be Sntst fan
faa at beitiae.
- Sarge &cpubIican inbeboIbcr Sol
ssnOe: Srebas Worgsn fOrIob GOermsh
Sarge SOutbern Granet Is 6ra9ts
8Osne, IaSebe msb SisbmunSss Sarer
Der fra Syen, Gilt afienbt fra Bpens
SisbmGnb til 6unber, boiutte paa fors
itisuige Ste6er Ianss 2inien.
- Torri9e SOnbas bIep en- betpoeIi9
Del uf Spen Devils GATE sbela9t peo
en- Slbebranb, iOm bsspnbte &Iotfen l
ON Natten | @rubams @uIblmebsgu
tit, os tos meb fig ale 9uie be to
nGrmeite &uurtaIer, os no9le Here, /
9lIt berueb 40 @psninser. Sabet saar
op til $3.50, 900, usiureret til umtrent
ben baIue SGrbi. Man fit SIbsn
ftanbiet ueb at Mcbride Sp9nin9er.
Den iaa befjenbte Sinoreb 6arut
/ RGrbeoen at Sauep Gitp itaI pare
IpI9t for 1920, 900. 0e npe Giere u9s
ter efter Sisenoe at OpfSre ct nbpre
MaIts @isreri, o9 life bprte anbet eno
Sps paa Sarmen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
&isrpniin.

Den imuffe ABE 2ate peb Mabilon
ct uaIminbeIig rig paa Gift, men Of os
til faar gunbet en- for 6iifene bsbbrins
senOe gsenitab, uben at ma enbnu
bar uGret iitanb til at forflare fig 9runs
ben bertil. Netop nu er noset Saas
bant paufGrbe; Cons at bsOe "ger9"
trGffes buer Dag | 2anb ps besrapes
for lite at forpeite 2nften meb fin
Stant, men aaiseuel ipne5 lite Saaet
at afta9e.
= @nbnu bar insen NorOmanb /
Gmerifa opnnnet at bIipe @upernsr,
mebens en- norif Dame er en- @uue,s
nprs 9uitru; Mrs. Stuff er nsmIis norif
at SsbieI; benbes 5ubsr, Sobn SIisn
Sersum boiat / @eitIsp, 8 Mtile fra
9iroqua, afsit peb OGDEN 2sr6as
Morsen, os @uuernersu me6 Srue
rsiite berben % uar tiIiteSe ueb Sesras
pelien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
A0lai.0ft.
Uurop d.

RusIanb.- RRbieIeu for nibiIis
itiife &onipirottoner er f~rembeles li9es
iaa flor Der / 9anbet iom tioli9ere,
tanite pGrrs, iaafrsmt nan fan bragg
SIutninser af %iaabunne 8e9iuenbeoer
iom ben, at nemlig ubifiai9e Samer,
GIore og pn9re, auiat ueO en- PiseitrIe
/ ct. 4~etersbur9, buOr DC fornemite
6arniliers Ostre faar fin tlnberuisning,
er bleune arreiteret lom mtstGnfte for
at itaa / 2e6to9 msb nibiIiitiite ScIs
ifaber.
8~usIanb. - Sroet at SOlftfen
(sunfower) bar MI faaet Ell ftorartet
Setpbnins / Die 6abritotiOnen, ibet
ben beraf u6prssiebe Ollie tiener til
6orfaIItnins al Bet 8robuft, Der eaers
uopinbes af Slipen. s rem SiIitanO
anises MI SOIitsO Iien for Iise iaa
sub iom BEN, Der ubpinbes uf SIiusn
eIler ManbIsr, ps bette npe grobuft
pin6er ansrfienbeIie, buor bet fommsr.
Spanten.-Guslanbs SeiiboeIie al
Gibraltar bar | fere aar giuet Ins
Iebuins til Smuariuninser meuem be
ensslite os ipunite Mpnbisbeber. Spas
nierne bar en- GroppeOpitiains paa @is
braltars @rGn6ie, ben iaataIote 0inie, o9
@nelGnberne bar nj paa fin Sioe osiaa
braaet en- @ranieforbon. s ben fOIte
Gib er ben ipanife 9inie bIeuen fors
ifGrtet meb 500 Manb Snfanteri, %
Der pentes pberIise 6orifsrtning af ct
&esiment. SiOfte 9oroas Ouerifreb en-
ipanif &onitabel ben en5elite @r9nie
for at fGussle en- britiif llnberiaat, mel
blep tpunsen til at saa tilbase. De
ipanife @enbarmer par li9e peo at itrts
be inS paa britift 9rinb, ba 0priSbes
ben fit bet fOrbinbret. Smiolertib tan
bisie &iuninser let antase ittrrs 0iS
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06

meniioner O9 berueb bIiue ubebuseIige
NOT for bes9e Barter.
@nglanb.-Oen bersmte afrifas
Reiisnbe Genrp StanIep er nu antoms
men fra GonsOsGs neu Os beretter, at
ban bar futbfprt fit 9peru, nsmlis at
oprstte 9unbeIss StatiOuer IOnss msb
GongosGluen, fra beus Wunbtns til
StanIep BooI, en- StrGtning uf 400
Mlile. Der piI eftsr bans Nenino
lnart tomme en- betpbeIig 6an6els. Gsz
reIie / Gang paa be Banter. Suab
@enernI @orbons Stiains ungaar, ubs
taller ban, at ban not oil finbe Qnle6s
ming til at rebbe fig I'D at 8nibsn,
u6en at Der ienbes en- erssIit Groppes
Stprte oe,neb for at biGIpe bani.
6runtri9e. = G6oIeruen rinber
OsSrGrre mere os msrs SgtfGite, ifient
ben er / aftoscnbe for 8pernss Ssb.
fOmmen6e, buor Der 9isres be ousritors
ite anitreuselfer for at fua gust meb
ben ifretteIige 6uriOt. llOe / 9an6s0 is
itritterne optrGoer ben meS life Iioen
8oIbiombso. Chen Spgbommm ubs
breb / ben Sg bauos ter in6tiI GIuts
niussn at SuIi M1aansO mbtruHet l,l57
0~sbsfaIb.
9OlIdnb.-Si0its 6rs6ag bIeu Der
/ ben IOOgiusube 6~oricmIings to 5uie
/ Screening beiIuttet mso 81 Stsmmer
mob 3, at Gronnin3 Emma ituIbe bliOe
ben S%tyrenOe uabsr Priabiesis &iI5eImi.
mes Minoreaarigbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-06
2iteEetur.

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