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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
senatorial rlection IN w,.oon.,n.

The Wisconsin Senate and Assembly took
separate ballots on Tuesday for United
SlatS senator. In the Senate Colonel
Spooner received Is aud Bragg ~. In the
Assembly spooner receiyed5s, Bragg so
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
Take Your ChnIrr.

You can be weak nervous debiitatcd, and de-
spnndcut, disqualified for work of head or hand,
or You can enjoy fair share Of health and peace
of mind. BardOek RiOod BRcTs viii alleviate
your mysery and do you world Of good il you
viii but have faith 10 try. For sale by n D..
street. Lancaster Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

lr Will be good news to learn that those
two gladiators, Granger r. II. Thomas Of Cum
berland county and Major Lewis, Of Pike
county, have settled their differences aneut
the expected appropriation Of $1,000 for
Pennsylvania exhibit at the New Orleans
Exposiu IN Assemblyman MCGOWAN, of Phil
adelphia, cut the Gordian knot aud smoothed
over the differences between these estimable
gentlemen in a manner that recalls Solo
mons decision between tho two maternal
claimants for child. He suggested an
amendment putting Lewis name in the bin
and giving Thomas joint authority 10 spend
the money, thus satisfying both. This is an
excellent consummation, for Pennsylvania
has need of all the unity possible to save her
credit at the great Southern Exposition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
SPTCIiL NOTICES.

SKIN DIsEA>ES.-"s swAYNE's OINTMENT"
" ScuBHc'g Ointment" cures letter, salt
Rhcum, Kiugworm, sores. Pimplcs, Eczema, all
itchy ErUptluHs, no aIu1tCF h7r obstinate gr long
Standing. iun2s- NWTSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
An Excellent Reu,rt.

Hon. Jos e. Gnodridxc. OF Brooklyn, y. !.
write, this. " Cannot express myself Ia sum
cicutly pTuIsew0rthy terms. BUrdOck blood Rtt
isrs have used for The past two years keep my
Cochran. druggist, 81 and l,D North Queen
street Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

The largest diamond in the United States
is said TO he the Cleveland gem now owned
by Mr.. ;. pessau, of New York City, and for
which Minnie Palmer Is reported TO have Of
fercd Si0,Oo0in vain. The cutting of this stone
was begun on the day following election
and was completed at s o'clock on Satur-
day last, making continuous work for 81
days 1t was placed in the care OF John
Wiener who first roughly shaped it by
smoothing the corners. He fastened ball
of solder to an iron handle and sunk tho di1-
mond in the solder, leaving little side bare.
This was rested on an iron wheel. which
made $500 revolutions a minute, and dia-
mond dust mixed with oil was applied. The
wearing away and polishing OF one facet took
from tour hours to a day. and tho stone was
cut with l2S facets, which accounts for the
long time required. 1t weighs 42ls carats,
The Koh-i-uoor weighs about l36 CaratS, but
is not of perfect shape The local gem will
be shown TO Governor Cleveland this week
and then goes to the New Orleans exposition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
pR. FRAzIER,s NOOI nITTERs.

FTziors Root BitteIs are not a dram shop
beverage, hut are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular
cleanse the blood and system OF every impurity
sold by druggists. 81. Sold by II. b. Cochran
~ and l39 North Queen street. (2)
A cold of unusual severity which took last
autumn developed into difficulty decidedly
catarrhal In all its chaIHCtcristiCs threatening u
return Of my old chronic maludy, Catarrh one
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm completely eradi-
Gated every symptom OF that painful and pre-
yailing disorder-E. w. Warner, l6i Hudson
ST., Rochester.
Catarrh For twenty years [ was 81 sufferer
from catarrh of the head and throat iBy few
applications of Ely's Cream Blllni received de-
cided beneft--Was cured by one bottlc-C har-
lotte Parker, Wayerly y. y. i2t2wdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

EVEN the churches have been forced 10
recognize that times are not 50 bright at tue
present period as they might bc, and the
singers and organists in the city churches are
bowling to the necessities of the situation in a
diminution of their salaries. \ New York
correspondent writes that n prominent
organist in that city has been notified that he
would have to accept $1,000 per annum less
than he had been receiving, and many pro-
fessional singers have been dispensed with.
When churches take the lead in economy.
the private citizen may feel that no cauuo, 90
far wrong i'll doing likewise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

IF the New Orleans people dumped the
Liberty Bell into the Mississippi, it would
be as sensible a proceeding as the rejection
of Stone by the Republican Senate of this
state, simply because he had been Con-
fcderate soldier
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

SoHE pitilcss searchcr for truth has been
looking up Jeherson's record for domestic
economy and private niggardliness, and he
announces that his diary contains page after
page of entries for wines purchased-harrels
oi ium, hogsheads Of Cognac, pipes of Madeira
300 bolts. champagne, 400 Dolls" lie
was poor man, but during his eight years Of
executive Office he laid out Ell. 600 for wines.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALVE

The best Salyc in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
sores, Ulcers, salt RhCuIn, Fcycr Sores letter,
Chapped Hand, ChiiblaiH-, COTnz. and all skin
EruptiOus, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. II Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price, - cents per
box. For sale by III. u. Cochran, druggist Nos
l37 and l3y North Queen street Lancaster, Pa.
ITCHING PILEs.~-sYMPTOMs MOISTURE
Like perspiratlon, intense itching. worse by
scratching, most Mt night, seems If pin-wurms
we're crawling. " StpGEHg's Ointment "'is q pleas.
AM, sure cure, juu2S-MWfSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

From the Chicago New
Have You taken your wife 10 s"e Irving
yet?"
''Oh, yes. We went last night"
How did She enjoy ito
"Oh, hugely. She had a new bonnet on,
and it attracted great dead OF attention
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

The Republican senators Of Pennsylvania
seem to regard the bloody shirt rs the
national emblem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28
PILES PILES PfLEslil

THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
Children slow in development, puny scrRwny
and delicate use Wells Health REMOVER"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-28

\ LITTLE dynamite IN kossa's mouth
would I've the right article in the right
nlaco
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

Syracuse Standard. The Democratic
party is again put where Il may do some
thing. and il seems as competent as II
was IN 1881.
Syracuse Standard: Wednesday, Mr.
Cleveland viii repeat that the soil re-
mains in its place, and the country VIII
again become tranquil
New York sun: Judge Endicott OF
Massachusetts Is the right sort of pub
he man. and the new President makes no
mistake IA consulting him.
Chirago Inter Ocean: A large number
OF cOOpers have been thrown out OF en-
ployment by a Minneapolis fire. Their
prospects for hopping IL up are not en-
couraging.
Philadelphia Times: Our esteemed
contemporary, the New York sun, has
already begun the next Presidential cam-
paign with It's deadly practice Of naming
candidates.
Buffalo Telegraph: Simplicity with a
biz ; Is what the next administration
promises What the public wants is
simplicity with a small 5. What Cleve-
land is going 10 give us Is simplicity
with big |.
New York sun: Probably Mr.. Cleve-
land will listen this week to no congratu-
lations more felicitously expressed and
more charmingly rendered than those
which be received from the Hon. James
O.. Blaine, the author of Twenty Years
OF Congress-.
Detroit Post: The financial condition
of the country, in spite of the prevailing
commercial and industrial depression at
home and abroad, was never better at
any moment than at the present, and the
Democrats will indeed be fortunate il
they can re-deliver the public treasury IN
as good state al some future day.
MeadviIle Journal: The silver fanatics,
who do not want the coinage OF silver to
stop because it would send the price OF
that article down, have not as yet plucked
up courage enough TO attempt a reply to
the question: why should not the Gov
eminent buy the surplus iron, wheat
corn. cattle, beans, pork, whisky, etc,
ETC. In order to keep prices up2"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
a PRoPAssY EuLFILLEo.
s'rhree Days After To-Day You Won't Set
Ne Here Again" and lie Died Accord

Three DAYS After To-Day You Won't Set
Ne Here Again" and lie Died Accord
mgiy.
Minneapolis Tribune
A struns - prophesy was mysteriously
fulfilled Yesterday afternoon. Was it con
teinplatcd, deliberate suicide or was st coin.
cideuce, or was Il the sure verification Of
prssensiments ON Christmas day Franl
Olson. alias Montana Jack. alias Charley
ths Great. the foreman OF the fourteen
miles construed on OF the Wisconsin Cen
ira. Road from Lake PhcIen under con
tract of John Fo.eiburg, went into tn,
saloon Of Martin J. Swenscn, 80 Eas
Seventh street. and said these words Z
Mr. Swsnson: Three davs after o-day
and you won't see me again" meaning h,
would die. Mr.. Swenson. with "A laugh o
incredulity. took down one OK DR.. Jayne'
aimanacs for 1Ssl. and wrote on tn,
margin of the January page th,
following words. Charley the Grea
vnl never be seen here again ate
three days. he will be 4 .ad aad buried'
GA Dec inter zsth Frank O.s n ent sred ths
saloon from the rear. walked INTO the las
teer stall on the right Of the passage iais
down ami died Mr.. Sweus "A. O.os 5
F,kdahi AMI the bartender, Peter Kreg
ger. were present in the saloon on Christ.
mas and heard the death prophecy.
Olson when out OF the city lived os
rstses' farm. about four miles out Of tbs
city. About three weeks ago h came ints
the city. and has been stopping at the
Minnesota House ever since. he was
hard drIaker by habit. aud drank fre
guently during bis last visit.
Frank Parker. the tentsr OF the lunch.
counter. had Just retHrueI fron home. aud
delivered some pies, when be and the lar.
tender. KreSger. ani another mar. named
Frsnk Lindaal heard two gr0ans. Il wa
then about hslf past seven o'elock. They
thought they were only the groans Of 8
drunken man. About 7.n Mr. swensor
said Let's 70 and wake up Big Char
ley He went. aud. taking bold ~ hiu
20 shake hirn. was horrif FL - fnd a corpse
IN his hands.
Coroner ouinn vas &C ouce not. aei
When he arrived he found the man lying
on his right side There was a. mark suau
him. 10 weapons og any KIND. nor htels
viais that might have contained poison.
could hp found. Ca the ieaf nsan's person
wsre foutf a memorandum task. some lst.
sers. amofg them enc fr1fn Jaan Olson. of
Ferris sails. a wstch-key. bar no VA. ca
and no m.nsv. This is mysterious. becaa4
he had moaev Friiav.
Sarne yesfs ago he irove stage IN Da-
kota from atssnsrek - the Black Hiis
countrv. Re bad siso niseI con53@rsoiv
10 Montans. HIS eas~she silsz Z pfaIh-
esy. the Supposed faldiiment snd ths cir.
cssmsfsaces of Ms ieath-ss fau q mys-
tery. and sVifes inVesfi ixstoa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Killed by thagrin-
Hartford Post.

Senator Vests refer ence to the two Rep
resentatives from Ohio who fought from
a newspaper man and had published in
RecU ~ the same identical speech within
two weeks. has stirred ap some reminis-
cences of Congressional plagiarism It u
toll by one ol the old-timers At the Capt.
toi that Speaker White. q. kentucky.
came to his death as tie result Of expos-
ure for doing something Of this kind
" hiie he was Speaker Of tie House. IN
the Twenty y-seventb Congress, and vas 81
ahie man. he was - pressed with busi-
nsss shat when be had - deliver his vale
dsct0rv h. got one ~ those men we are
always oa hand o. make little money 70
writ. his addre-s Il vas handel him
ms iiir'e whi.e before the time Be had
e. dsIfver it, ard he put i inso his pocket
without read a. When tbe tiHne came
h. rose. and slow unfolding the manu-
script. rea4 tie address If ras very bril-
hart. hut it vas Aaroa rr's fsmous vale
dfesorv to the Senate. The Speaker
never r-covsred fron the shock he went
hcsre. wss taken wsrv n. sna = = snp-
roseI es liast hfrnsslf Ger sasue
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Gicxsiands inaugural address cannot
Be said &, c,ufain much IN little. nor yet
little ia nluch- t,r even in geographical
proportions f IS not CREST. It's brew
rs Is ferhaps IT, most comnendable
chsrncteri site. tat even IN tins respect Il
miekf hsse 8een improved. taking into ac-
ecasat thc iieas a Is pertinent 70 a de-
flsiie policy. or responsive 20 the expec-
latlons of che people. Ne Cleveland is
notaf f1r having observed at = country
1ir shat at8e soa remains ia iss place"
4 rreaf msuy reas'ers VIII think that he
el.Ir.i tnl hStle e. tie reputation which
a1ilursl efort voa for him. In
a. iress Nr Man We mean
iveiis much more st
npcrtance II the occasion
~lsi issues 81 govern
tie pursued under the new
8 Is not until nearly
tbe author touches
lvorunsent and then
NEST seuersl and IN
ga policy. He SAYS
at1ffsons- The nee,ls
siafe scrspuious
arsHre from that
tael by the his
rifg of Cur Re
here is aie-
81 be estah-
4 sa~e,1.fo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Depart. Arrive.
Detroit IN ....r tsg1 am Pacific fa.. fol am
Day k1Ift-s. T. ~ pm Mai ......... 49, llm
Atlantic Ia x... .t--j pm Aay ifelt.it tJB pm
Wa, ffel4it.. ga am q q isIids Exflu.za pm
iPsTloT carr attached. s5lsg-pins carr atfacliai
Pacific EAprss daily. balance trains daily
r1c.gf sundays.
days. with BrsViu ksoin and l'lflor fart for
Grand lsapids. reaching hsro al % ~ D. NJ
Direct and prompt curnectlon maze with Crest
Western. 6And Trunk aud CANADA r.s0tl,rp
tnains. in same depot al Desnoii. tlius asoidins
trHuSfqr.
Tie Detroit Express leasinR At ESQ q. "a. reach
ing that city st II - a. n. New lork l0SO A. m
and Boston 10 J.. next oay.
Through tickets TO- al poinis and sleeplne
berfbe may b. proc,Ire.4 a. Union 13ckei oifioe
Depot
j. T. SCHULTZ Gen ! ARt- y MonrOe-st
GEo. ". MUSsON. Ticket Agent. City.
J. b. HswEINs Ticket Agent Del,ot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

THs Democratic farmers are speculat-
ing about the proper person to boss their
department of ths government, and some
81 them have bit apou a patriot who
--ray. with prorer urging. be induced 70
asccpt thes.tuotion. This patriot, which
the same Is an inhabitant of New Jersey,
is named Ihomas ST. Farrell: and, Ike
poor L. pae. 20 has a hobby. II he
should be lnuted into the place which
The eidluont AMI genial Loring has
wsraei Cor almost a quadrennium, he
viii not conteut himself with sending out
ent,moloxicui documents and dispensing
~Iavinrsson's Perfection seeds; but viii
sho~ what cln be done BY native Of
Jersey N the extension - The silk indus
try. Taea 81 aii shall receive a few
cocuons along wilh our tomato seeds. each
year
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

H0x. Moses TA0GRET returned yester-
dag from a short visit at Lansing. He
says the sentiment among Republicans
In the Legislature is almost unanimously
ia favor ~ the nomiuation Of Judge
Coolsys tie is ~ opinion that be will
reserve an unanimous domination by the
convention. iudung BY expressions ON
the subject as heard by him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Republican t1aorg ga seufion Wll BE- held
Ia fta lreuls oart l.o-ies. R The tity - Grand
itsDiIia. "a ia1f-tlsl. Mtrsh ). at III a. m, 20
fiIrsr t1ift1-als .l..ieatea - attelid the hcpub
HE.tH Hl1l lt.,iIl br hsd March III. and
- ll.sllstsl atie ftiF Ditsiuess may prOpssiy
eotue b.sl1lc if. t.iah H .ed and fosnshfp Ia tse
Geaoi4 vii - elliliti O., - represented - throe
~ lIrI4.safts ia ifs convention
~ h. 8l1aDf. thliImaa Rep. so. Com.
=. b tislfaa Ss,efelafy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Ioveli coaFisr

Tze Coahaaas gsr tsereaseitixer Krsa-
Ken Tn erssaszanes Fereia voo Bossor
Hi.hlanls Aas fast r-cefvei chsrser.
Taev neve7 esoid bsve zee ths nanas
thron1a sse streets n ths OLE part of Bas-
hon witheut eeaainx L.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

HEfTrsNfA seems % be stirring up
horuets IN every corner Of the universe.
Bsmarck blUzed about her ears Just a
httle yesterday. The old lady must fight
the bees or run.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

II the whole 30 or 1900 words OF
Cieveian.fs Inaugural address, there -
not one word On roller skating.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Detroit, Grand Haven a Milwaukee
0oiAG hASI.

fiJiIil, bilIuA1t tAceIIie1- @IlhII3.
Passengers taking the ~ a IA lxpfens make
close connections 81 D~oeso tor Lansing and AZ
Detroit for New York. arriving tlseIx al l0ts a IA
tie following morning
Night Express has local siseping Car Detroit 10
Grand Rapids.
1iiis is the opiy line running Atlantic fkprses
leaving here al lO33 \. IA. With heell-IE tar a.
Detroit making airect conDeclloI4f for al IoiIlts
East. arriving al New lurk a. m. tle seoolsd
morning.
ptlTlof tars mail trans Botl sssst aud west.
The train leaving al BIB y. wall mhks direc
connection with Mllwauks- steanerf daily e1cep
Sunday
Through tickets secured al p. q. n A a. ofiios
ia Morton HOUSE block aud al tlle depot
ID. POTTER. tita Pass. Agent.
6EO. b. REEVE Traffic Manager tlicl4o.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

<sw ES0LkSD welcomes Jeremiah
ODonogan Rossa with open arms.
There are idiots even in New England
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

THzaE were a good many happy Dem
erats yesterday more than there viii be
one month from now
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

LEz and Johnston and Bragg and
Beaaregard could not do with Cen Grant
lat alcoUne Is doing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

OUe esteemed contemporary has done
y sensible thing ia dropping part OF the
tantoiog1eal title Of Dolly Morning DEM
orr4f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

IBk Illumination Of judge Thomas NJ.
Cooley, by the Republican convention,
which msets on the ilth, appears b be
foregons conclusion, and such a recog
alton u Ills eminent services vii be no
more thsn justice would seem 10 demand
tie has long occupied the Supreme bench
u tbs State, and IA that capacity has
been feeognized as one of the most emf
nent iaEists Of the age and has given the
Supreme bench Of Michigan a promIn-
ence attained BY few similar tribunals in
the Nation He Is not politician IN the
ssnse of partisan politics, AMI this fact
strongly recommends him ~ the average
voter who desires ID keep the highest
legal tribunal beyond the reach OF taint
from this source. II he IS nominated, as
he viii be. the people should take hold Of
the matter aud give him triumph, IN hls
election. that will be worthy Of the man.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05


The tram ioskiilF ~ ,. m. connecis ai Mllts
Pig,-ou with Atlantic Express Malu Lane
which haz Palace Iu~ang Room hleolinl
Ioseiee from Chicago 10 New ora s,lo huston
without change.
The tram leaving al IS a. m. ccnnects NJ Va
Pigeon ltiNinf one hour fof eilunerj Niti efsssi
New York ExIftes on Mhin Lane.
Through flckeis and b,.gflf sn Sleeping Iaact
hirs=si. Aad Depot
All trans Will ran by eJth meridian time Viiicl
is - minutes slovor tilan D,froi, time
J. ". MCknAAEl. n.nl Aart-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
RAILROAD TINE TARIES


s1Af1f1AO CAk AkG&N0fCs ENFe
AoRaH 1rtdR ieasins al SsI 3. In. Leo Mood.
run sleeplnR tafs for feioskes aud MacklnAs
City. Train lehfins al l0..s a. "a. hss Ciair Gas
for Traverse tIt!
SoCIH-Irt.iE isaVine al - r. IA. has Mood
run Siespins ar for ClncnlnAti.
IhrOusb tickets can be obtsiaed az Union
iSkcl Ofiioss corner Msanisse afa Ottawa hfrosts
aud st Jnlun Det,st- q. l.. lA(lkNOtjl1.
6eB f.ss Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Ds8bie Estensaos pHsw Sksm Holder.
Pr ~ rffkeuf lu.ury - eke b~A Per sac by
H-s. l. , Psrter. - -. Divfssou, ~ SEARS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Ix : HI5 HFn Night EEflrees 90 am
Maj and E1 fIZzi I'm Mai aud ~ 4 tb I'm
Night l-zprs.sss VS. pm Evening Ia fll "a pm
sDAily. fDaily except SUNDAY.
Union Depot on fonia h'rt-st-
IhroU0h cOaciles 60 Chicago and Toleio 90
fls a. M. tram. Through parlof-caf 90 Chicago
GA l1'E D. ~ train. Through Pullman siaep
iuE-oar and coari - Chicago ca t25 D. m train
hEWAfcO DISIslOR.
Isare. Arrive.
Express ..-..... ...... 10000. tsr am ~ ~ am
fN4rtes ......-- . ......-.... /. fm zsF pu
sD.s,ag1 from West Side Depot
The northern terminus 81 tine Division 10
Baldwin. IN , A =. NJ. l.3.
J. n. Carpenter 0etJ Freight and nass. Agent.
Office lp0 hunroe bfrset
gro ". MyNsoN. Ticket Agent City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Joiedo with AL railroads disereine Ts-cunsaeh
vita J.. = NJ. :. Homer With T. =. a N. q.
Lansing Division aud Air Line q. Marshall
with n. q. n. IL Battle lrrek wiii Chicago A
GRIND Trunk and ~ g. ~ ~ Moufoiff 9 * A
l. AlleeHn witt q. ". ~. and 4. r. A ~ ~
LUTHER ALI4.N Gen psas hsr
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

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De, Tom biur tlouers sNr lite Wlats, iG8es DsO BUTTON tmen bet Dh 0i
tte bUpe mon9e)
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

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lisn og ftanbis ueo
gun iaa paa
a8u sr en- at y
sr bsr~, bporpaa
Seq pibffs lite,
a. % Iausbs Sass
4ROr, Wor, Der
'sis, bun tan
Sag ~besuubte at
Ror trampsSe |
AGin 9roIbunse
~ejennsn, gansen.
ARor, Mor, bet
"a" itres leg. a.
Wor bsrte mig |
StittsIie | fort
pore Yuoemaodm
grin forte Gilt
5at!' Os tos uo
Ore for at rpfts s.
Oct fsrfte Gag |
tus srunbis fell
nlabs Spinbsmeuuef
@5isIp, 5ielp-
@Aa Cub naaoe
ftres u9rit at q
hte Jar inb.
9an fprons ben
rsifte benz cp.
@Mor!" raabte
bans arme.
4Mtin tiere Ssr
fcIt, at bin Rome
mig. rep bun Sat
1is. ., min itatta
"gr bet bin Wo
FIis. %, ti9rs,
afsret qubsn ieisr
EaSelie.~
'9ar bun insen
Fton. %, tiRrs,
'Ssbe Mor," ia
fuSiuns".
Site ~finbipas!
eS % fOrtau Ter, at
1lismor Barton.
Ssh bog nsb. ]
sIs. abeIins, il
Pns nj. uiIbe bu
n afisnsmab-ibs
Gu BAR rere
'Rsi. jag bar it
disrst nosst. SEQ
trrfusn uilbe tai.
Barnet bur p,.
aarrs i'm Mor,"
&pssen uenbt mi
% 6
lts erserIis OF
ut leg iaa ub
"eers'sO fiat
Ss reiife, bet q
at at bliDe. Sun
psnSts tiIbase til
bun Ssbe. tsiiau,
til Sar bare
@or flyer, bet {
5osm bar @et
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

9aa mpre i 81
a en- Ranb, iOm
/ Oib Omtrebs
tllis 0Dsr sieIbet i
II ~ua!minbeIis mo
Strf'r ,albtes ga,
Jug rsiffs Omtrins
en- sIaastiemps
. at gIan,.Ola
% Der bIep osi
cen Dom,
= aosbsn ituIss ID
s si Sa faa ssIisr
slant oIa.A 5
49, at Ban it'd
be ssrti Cob
s'sts ban aosbsn.
se'sn. .sirti
IN ON ban moot
ss "a. San d
y. 0a'uls % uni
rs, |, S~Sauinsiais
... stosns.A Ois
NJ. 'nsusm ssa H
lIII
H.. ssrpaa 5is,, |
BEN. paa =
lss. % '0s imoS al
T'a'' paa fin SasI
>isny.. atort9
- fsr bu tai
h. .s',asS,-Hoppss
.sl,s sass Rss.sr =
Sss,ssser ON a;I