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Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02
June 2 Is~s
Special 9ntires.
gpecta1 9ntices.

Special Hntires. Special 9ntires. DRY GooDs % % ssssn: sSs1s5 ' All Ts ana 's s 'sf' s AL RS 6 SIX 6
 BANNER DAYS
 BOLTON X NEELY'S,
 A Picnic for the People All Alive for Business!
 All Alive with Bargains Goods Quantities Values than Ever Before
 SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Entirely New and Beautiful Lots Cheaper than Ever.
 ALL COMPETITION CREEPs TO THE REAR. Before the following Array of Positive,
 Striking and Imposing Bargains. Note inc prices Make up your
 visit the Great Dress Goods Department
 n 20 pieces Satin Finish Gros silks at Dollar yard. Can't bought in store In the Every yard warranted not to crack. A dress given without charge if the silk does note guarantee. | IOtc Grain Dress Silks lengths AU to a reduced full 80 cent 42-inch Wool 25c 5Oc. 4s-inch Wool Plaids extra quality, 4oc were soc. French Plaids al s5c, were $ES5 64-inch Tricot hs soc, $a. 4s-inch Albatross in Cream Light Biue' Pnk' A'sht Drab nd Shades at JOG, were 65c. COlored Cashmeres at 5Oc, were 6Oc fneal Armures at CSC, were 75c. | lot Suitings 7c, were 1Oc. 36-inch Lace Buntings 1Oc, were SOc quality Nuns Veilings in black 5Gc, 65c.
 Black andy Grenadines at soc, were sJc. Black Silk Grenadines at 9Oc, were $1S5. SPECIAL DRIVES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS visit our Floor.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02

Balbriggan Ladies' Vests .25c. At Frank's-other stores charge 50 cents.
 Mems Gauge Wrappers 12c. Very cheap at Franks
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02

COlored Satins 37 lac. a Yard.
 Plain and brocaded in 27 different colors for dresses or fancy work; same goods as sold elsewhere at 85 cents and more. Be sure to call and convince yourselves at Franks, S4S Chapel street
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02

Mosquito Netting 25c. Apiece.
 Franks, S43 Chapel street, is the only place in the city where you can buy white and col ored mosquito netting at 25c apiece.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02

Do Not Fail Ely Any Means To look in Franks remnant baskets filled with remnants of all kinds at less than half price.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-02
LADIES' SHOES,

hand made,
 
  hd made, handm only hand handm hand made, AMERICAN NEWPORT TIES BUTTON, hand
  of oesat Curoa ltoa oein thema
  t
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
Swedish Manners.

One great popularity of travelling in
Sweden is the extreme quiet and lack
of furry. The Swedish are taciturn
and noiseless people. They do much by
signs, and never shout; a Swedish
crowd makes, singularly, little sound.
Swedes, even of the lowest class, never
push or jostle. 1t is the custom to do
so much bowling and hat-lifting that
one is obliged to move more slowly
than in England to give time for all
this courtesy. When a train leaves a
platform, or a steamboat pier, all the
lookers-on lift their hats to the de-
parting passengers and bow to them,
compliment returned by the trav-
elers. If you address the poorest per-
son in the streets you must lift your hat
A gentleman passing lady on the stairs
of hotel must do the same. To enter
shop or bank with ones hat on is a
terrible breach of good manners. Ifyou
enter or leave coffee-room you must
bow to all the occupants. Passengers
on board the little steamers which ply
about Stockholm invariably raise their
hats to the occupants of any other boat
which passes near them. The very men
in charge of the locks of the canal bow
politely to the sailors as they go through.
Imagine English barges indulging in
such amenities. -LOndOn Society
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
for tbe CHILDREN.
A True Story About Donkey.

Leo Pryor and Jennie Cleveland were
two little English girls. Leo's real
name was Lenora, but they called her
Leo 50 for Short These two little girls
were great friends. They were both of
the same age, lived in the same town,
and went to the same school.
Donkeys are not so often seen in our
country as they are in England, where
Jennie and Leo lived. There they
use them to ride upon, as we do ponies
here.
Now Jennie had donkey, and
that donkey's name was Mamie; and
every morning Leo and Jennie rode
to school, one behind the other, on
Nannie's back. When they reached
the school, and both had jumped off,
Mamie would run across the green all
alone to the stable, where she stayed
till the little girls were ready to go
home.
One beautiful day early in May, when
the yellow primrCses were in blossom,
Jennie and Leo were riding home at
noon-time as usual They were brim-
ming over with fun and laughter, as
two happy little girls are very apt to be.
Mamie was jogging along as she was in
the habit of doing, seemingly intent on
no mischief, when suddenly, without
the slightest warning, she threw down
her head, kicked up her heels, and, al
most before they knew it, Leo and Jen-
ME were in the hedge beside the lane
which they were riding through. Fortu-
nately, it was only a hedge, where there
were neither rocks nor stones, or our
little girls might have been seriously
hurt. AS it was, they picked them
selves up, and laughed until they could
laugh no more. AS for naughty Nan
ME, she had taken to her heels, and
was nowhere to be seen. However,
when they reached home, Miss Nan
was quietly grazing in the field as inno-
Gently as though she had done nothing
wrong.
l am glad to be able to tell you that
Mamie was never naughty again, and
day after day carried Leo and Jennie to
and from school like good donkey.
Jennie and Leo are now homegrown,
with the wide ocan stretching its bill
Lowry waves between them; but letter
from the dear old home tells Leo
that Mamie still grazes in the field as of
yore, though she is no longer able to
bear BURDEN Wdtchmdn.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
A Kind Act.

One day Sir William Napier, while
walking in the country near Priesthood,
met little girl sobbing over broken
bowl She told him that when she
got home she would be whipped; but
suddenly she looked up at him and said:
" But zee can mend it, can't 'ee?" He
told her that he was afraid he could
not, but that he would give her six
pence to buy new bowl. Finding,
however, that he had no money in his
pocket he promised to meet her on the
same spot and at the same time next
day. The child went off quite happy.
On returning home, Napier found an
invitation to dine at the Bath the next
evening, to meet a person he particu-
larly wished to see. He at once thought
of his little friend. Would it be pos
sible for him to go and meet her, and
then to return in time for dinner?
Finding that it would be impossible,
he wrote to decline the invitation, re-
marking to his daughters, 81 cannot
disappoint her, she trusted me so i'm
plicitly."
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02

A BROKEN reputashun is like broken
vase; it may be mended, but always
shows where the krak was.-J0sh
Billings.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02

CHICAGO, ROCK island 8 PACIFIC RAILWAY

of its central position close relation to
all principal lines Fast and West at initial and ter
continental link in that system of through trnnspor
taton which invites and facilitates travel and traffic
between cities Of the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts 1t
is also the avorite and best route to and from points
East, Northeast and Southeast, and corresponding
points West, Northwest and Southwest.
The Great Rock Island Route
Guarantees its patrons that sense of personal
rity afforded by solid, thoroughly ballasted road
TALLY built culyerts and bridges rolling stock
perfection ms human skill make II, the safety
appliances or patent buffers platforms and brakes
and that exacting discipline which governs the prac.
teal operation of all its trains other specialties OF
this route Transfers at all connecting points in
Union Depots, and the unsurpassed comforts and
luxur1es OF its Passenger Equipment
. The Fast Express Trains between Chicago and
Peoria, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Leavenworth and
Atchson composed of well ventilated, finely up
hostered Day Coaches. Magnificent Pullman Palace
Cars in which deliberately cooked meals leisurely
eaten Between Chicago and Kansas City and Achison
are also run the Celebrated Reclining Chair Cars.
The Famous Albert Lea Route
Is the direct and favorte line between Chicago and
Minneapolis and st. Paul, where connections are made
British Provinces. over this route Fast Express
Trains are run to the watering places summer re-
grounds of Iowa and Minnesota. 1t il also the
desirable route to the rich wheat fields and pastoral
lands OF interior Dakota.
Still another DIRECT LINE. via Seneca and Kan
kakce has been opened between CINCINNATI Indnn-
apos and Lafayette and Council Bluffs Kansas City,
Minneapolis and st. Paul and intermediate points
obtanable as well tickets, at all principal Ticket
Offices in the United States and Canada or by adj
dressing
r. r. CABLE, {. ST. JOHN,
Prest Gen'l Mgr, Gen Tiki d Pass Ag':-
CHICAGO.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
4---Numerical Enigma.

am composed of rs letters and am
a proverb which many a man has
proved to be true much to his sorrow
My Al so 10 "a Is 50 is a wild
animal.
My So 6 25 A Go rs 81 is a plant.
My 81 "a So 80 70 % 80 ~ is under
cover.
My 7O12 36 SO &C is to cause pain.
My % 10 "a "a Is is to creep.
My 3 II 3 II As 33 10 is vesicatory.
My 30 81 81 AZ 30 rs 20 is a plume.
My IA 81 4 20 % 80 n SO is vineing
plant.
My 80 AZ Is 81 0 6S is to bleach
My 81 25 80 50 ID is wide.
My 40 "a 40 is to shout in contempt.
My AS 56 20 66 20 80 is an opening.
My As rs GA II was an ancient
preacher.
My IL AZ s 43 rs is a small part or
portion.
My 76 60 is negative. HAM.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02

If sick headache is misery, what are
Carter's Little Liver Pills if they will
positively cure it? People who have
used them speak frankly of their worth.
They are small and easy to take.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
2--.DianOnd.
3--.Accidental Hidings.

3...Accidental Hidings.
Therefore watch, and remember, that
by the space of three years 1 ceased
not to warn every one night and day
with tears.-ActS Tr 81.
Find hidden in the above:
Part of the head
part of the body.
3-Another part of the head.
4-Before.
Sin this place.
6-Front.
IA covering.
S-Step.
ga unit.
10-Frozen water
11-Comfort.
12-Flax in one of its forms.
13-Near.
14-An individual of community.
ia hot cinder.
16-To become brown.
17-Humor.
1S-At no time. EVA II.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02
4usale Corner.
1.--Charade.

why will men labor to heap first store
Regardless of body and mind
When many and many in seeking to gain
But sorrow and poverty find?
IT'S better, far better for wisdom to seek;
A second of power then you sway,
For riches will take to them wings and depart,
But wisdom abides every day.
When autumn approaches to lnger awhile,
The tall, stately whoie may be seen,
With bright yellow flowers dropping gracefully down
And long pointed leaves of dark green. ETHYL.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-02

CATARRH is constitutional disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is constitutional
remedy. 1t cures catarrh. Give it a
trial.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
California.

9et er iutet timber, at 6iif oltib er
bpr / San 6rancisco, ifriuer "8aIt.",
naar man bsrer, at Der buer 8at euIer
Morgeu at ben fau9ebe Jiif faites isisn
/ tufnbpunbpts / 9auet for at bOlbe
Yriien oppe. Tiitertet Der paa gusten
CT Iom befisn6t nGiten ubeIutfenbs /
sStaIienerue8 6anber, Og man tsr ueI
NOT puu ben Ifaube fise, of huis 9Oset
ct ct RonOpoE, b. ef bette ct iuabunt,
% ger iOm uItib CT bet arbeiberen Os
ben min6re bsmibIsOe, iom ulaa betaIe
@iI3et.
Sor DisbIittet benIisser ! Res
sierinssns Stattummer / San 6rans
cisco ben itjsuue lille Gum at 5o,oo0,s
600 Dollars, iom ueuter pga at btise
isubt til @aibinstau. transporter bers
til oar orprsis R%Ompanierne paata9st
fla at ubfpre for 100000. Den heie
gris for transporter t,5T5rer fra, at
aompanierne Tor bet fprfte itaI ftiae
giftsrbeb, os fOr bet anpet mo bsr
msSfeIse en- bstybe!is Gast msO Trans:
pOrttn. 4enseis peter 50 Cons O9
ubfOrSrer s SernbuneuOsue. Den lit'
Mai O~ubsuurebes / Spens StaitammsI
! $50, 729, 534.33.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
SeraS.

st Telegram til @uusrnsr Srelaub
fra WauiOr @ouee, 8sitprer for Stas
tens 6ansieI, berslter ON ct Of BE-
briifisite SperfuIO, Der uosenfnbe ct
bssaaet t Geras. 40 af Stateus 5angs
iler par 6OrtIeiebe pua gIaps Tarm /
Sru5rO gounip. Gborsbuss aftsn,
efterat mo pal farbis meb arbeiOst,
tom en- tor beuabnet 8sbel5o6 og oms
ringeoe 6anssrue os 8asten. Oeune
bIeu opfOrbret til at ubIeuere 5angsme,
men ba ben usstsbs of 9isrs bette, ub.
ipanbt Der fig en- bsftis aamp mslsm
Sagten O9 PsbsIen, buOri 6angsme
tigmpebe pau A~u9ribsrues Sioe. Bag
ten bIeO laaet paa 6Iugt, Os augris
berne fOriDaHbt meb 6angsrue. @us
uernsren bar ubIoUet tn 8eIsuniug at
5000 for 0OmfaI6eIis If bDer Delta
ger / 6%orbrp6sIisn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
SreaUu.

Gaar man four ueb 9iaIp Of mango
ltogifter IN &ou iitanb, ba burbs Der
ogiaa isr8es for, at ben pal iaabau,
at ben tuuoe iiaa for ale Retter rleg,
besuerre er bet Nioeiatte efts GiIfaIs
bet. Seo itOits 9esisIatur ue0tOsss en-
2ou / anleouius at ltGrts 0ritte; MI
utier bet fig, at bet blot er forbuot at
iaIse benz eftsr license, men uOsu tan
man iGI9e GIt, buub Nun uiI, Og bet
gieres ba Osiau, iom Gubper fan ess
sribe.
9et er III en9uns iaa, at aae
er OpIagt til for Chen at sisre Strstt,
os bet bar O9iaa 2arsfiterne t ben nee
bre Del at Columbia @Iueu siort. 0e
er life ~forugiet r'eo be 9riier, Der be-
tales benz for 6iiteu, men De 6ubrits
@isre, iom nsbputter ben / 8IitOaaier,
paaitaar, at MarteSet er iaaIsSes ousrs
Fplbt ueb ben StugS Bare, at be sierne
tan itanbie fine 6Orrstniuser.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
BennipIraaia.

General Grants gus, Der bIsp 9ipet
bam at gOrSere / philadelphia itrar
efter Rrtsen, ifaI iaIses 7eb OHentIis
auttiOn 5eu 2ben Suni. Oct antases,
1t Stisbet uiI bIiue uubertssnst at 9es
neral Grant Os 8. >. ganberbiIt.
@sneraIen buebe | 9uiet, inbtiI Sa..
bEeu uaIst til Breibsat, eben bar gan
life pgget bss.
- Trembeles tommsr Der be isrses
Iisite gftsrretninser fra @iItesSarre.
Ntanse at be af SysoOmmen ausrebne
b5g, 60 mango 6lere ansribes for Auer
Dag. 2eserne Iisser bells iEse, sels
bar be oueruptrsast Rs. ben grub, at
Be i.te Ianssrs, meb fin bebite Billie,
fan pare paafGrbe lent os tioIist. Der
er +. Gr. en- at benz, iom | err 5ei
Maaueb lite bar facet sptie | i'm Sens
mere ems ct 9ar Elmer, % tnapt bet,
Dssnst. 9ieIpe : aOmitssn uSSeIsr
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
N0lal.0Gt.
Canada.


9eu LITE Utai falot gatOude fpr
be rssuIare Trooper amber Rommau6o
af General RiboletOu. Cprsrerus
maatte ta5e 6Lasten, iOst &c mso Ba,
iOuustten bIeU brsuue ub fra be Dag:
boIo, bUor be BapNs Iast fig; @renas
osrsrHe git paa mso ben forte ufoys
fRrost5eb. RisI isu6ts en- Stafct ii.
9ensrat WttbbIstOn tioIig paa Qageu
meO feIgeube 8rsu: 9Uis De ueo5Iis
per nab at fgrs paa DC 6uie, buor
RUinbeyls % gsTnene boiler til, ba
oil ri brGbe Be Sanger, ION bsfiaOsr
fig / pore 6Gnbsr.
General WibOIstou iuarebe berpua,
at 4ieI ituIoe iumIe ale Rumber %
Born / ct gus, % ida ituIbs Der it;s
bItUe afisnot ct mste Stuo mob bette.
SeHsre ieubte 8isI tiIbage fin Cat for
GeneraIsns gsfte, men oa Der itrcr
eftsr 9ioroes ct fu.Onan0igt 2lataIo mob
OprerssS tyrtsn, ieuote GieI after ct
Suo o9 ertIGrebe, at, ON Groppsrne
lite opgau Stormen, ba pt!oe 6augsrne
aui9e5sI bIipe SrG5te. Reu St9ums
Iu9rebet bopbe M oasrsbe 6sgpnbt /;
bet par for tent at in6ffiae Bet, og
uo9Ie faa Rinutsr sftsr par RebeIIerns
iasebe til aue 6anter, for be baObe
faoet Glib til at tuas Sizes al Jaugerne,
IOm nu tuaSe sIeoe fig peb after OF
iGa fiu GribsS ttIbase,
Der CT | Gaaabas BarIammt I'M
Der OistusiiOn on llbDibeIis Of Stems
msretten, men benne Sag itaar iaales
bes / l~lnberbuiet, at Der nstap er Ltge
0tause Tor iom inob ; iom 6gIge bsraf
iou intet &eiultat opnaaes.
- Den 0taa6e, Tom 8ieI % bans
6orbuubsfGgsr isrsr 6rig paa, er ct
SIuss @'ueriQas &ris; Sc piisr zig bit
Os per, Iepersr en- tort 6Gstuins, O9
iua foriuinber be iporIoit, iaa MAJ tns
qen Soe bar ON, buor be ct taget ben.
Ofte Ct bet blot nO9Ie fac af benz, iom
Its9er ct gagboIb % narrer @n til
at trs, al MI ital bet ba touIule til ct
orbsntIist Stag; men uei, ben e9snts
lige Stprfe sr iaHgt, Iaust borte bers
fra. Oenne Spitano pil NOT bliue en-
baarb Rsb at fnette.
= SfSIse teIesrufite OspsI5er af
l5be Wtat er Halfbreed- 6ppbiuseu Riel
taasa tIfange af uosIe Speioere, Der
uforuarenbe itsbte poa benz, meoeus
ban ifreifebe pbeuabnet ON paa en- Tibet
befG'set Sti, fOm ferer til 8atO6e.
San Iaa mayer os ubilibt no, O9 par
snSnu u8lere HABIT, eub bans 8aabens
feIer / a~ImiubeIisbeb er. 9ans ROne
Os Born pag aoyle DRiIe borte paa ben
anusa Sibe at @Iueu. 9un ouersap
fig uben ben rinseite Mobitapb % sniter
Blot at fua en- upa.tiit Dom, beIit for
en- cip:! 9smitOI. ga ban bIep fsrs
III General WibbIetons 9sa, par ban
meset GnsifsIt8 EOr, at SOIbaterne
fuIbe IOssrtbe fig paa BAN; men bertiI
siorbes Der lite nosst Gsgn. Wsanse
at 6auserne paaitaur, OF be er bIeuge
tuuuset til at bsItase | ar.sea, %, ba
be brastes on6orh for at TRANSFORMERS
sfaeo, par bet en- bierteitierenOe Scene
at ie be mango Suinber Os Bpm snosr
poIbiom @raub fpsie Wenb os 6Gbre,
lom M bIep benz fratagne, uben at be
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
9IIiuUiS.

Del bIipsr besOGrre mere og mere
~aImtnosIi9t 6aabe Der / 2on6et % ans
ostltsbs at iaa 6orbrpoere omitabt til
Stnbsioa9e. SauIsbsS ogiaa Santa
Tee. 6n tramp, ION for en- Sib ftosn
foriegte at tase &iUst at IN albre 0as
me, noen at bet Ipttsbe5 BAN, bIeu
for 0sune fin GorbrpbeIie ienbtti ii SIa.
usrtet paa 3 Aar. Gu bar QnitaItens
Gage 9iuet BAN Atteit for at pare limb
ioa9, o9 ban CT osrfor fpttst ouer til
gaIebospttaIst / Rautatse. Ut Saas
baut Uirter forarseItst pau 4ublitum sr
lite at uuores pau, tbt naar 6orbrpoes
rsu bar tiIbrugt en- fort lib peb oeure
anitaIt, riier ban fig uuturIisUis uso
fine fuIbe Sem, o9 tan ba after franz
os ri goa uo / 8srbsn for igiru at
fOrtiGtte fit fo~rbrpoeriits Gin.
9eo ROurcs / S9Is County oar
Der fOrIs6sn Dag al itiGnbiss Nsuuss
fer truiiet iaubauus 6o~ranitaItnin9er
pso Stinnsgangen pua gbieago, WiIp.
IL Ct. 9auI 8ausr, at Basiager.Go s
get peItsnfra nsovenOisuis matte lobe
uo til SiOsu o9 uGIte. I'll al 9utte
trdf bet fig iuuIsoss, at GraRst par iaa
msset ioriintet, at ct Sraottos tom
fOrau bet. QOtomOtipst eior6e en- Rpls
bstte, men ba 6artsu par EaugiOm, tom
iutst Wsnneife tiIitaoe.
Striterue I 2smOnt sr ale uenbt
tiIbase til fine Stenbrub, Os Gropperue
er iOm 6pIse bsruf brnsns bort.
Oct bstp6eIi9e 8,pggeri, tiIbs.
ren0e 8run6 81 So. Os bfIiggenbe paa
9isrnet uf GIitOn & Tuusrtou 2tusnue,
6bicagO, nebbrGnbte Susbag Woygeu.
SIOen fortarsbs 80, 900 Genoer 81 %
400 Bauer 5umIs. Oct beIs Sab aus
Foaes til beuueb $500, 900.
8stientene pau SporuOgnsne F;
MfOIine bar nsbIust gr6eibet % She
rtNen az bIeuen opfOrbret til at igrge
for at in9en 8OIessierniuger ~bssaaes.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20

Der, buor Staten bar fin anifaIt, inbs
til be ct ct aar sumIe; ba fan man
u9re Ian9t ftrere paa ct bslbiet Reiuls
tat, naar be flutes unbetitebsben. Sars
mere, fom bor en- itsrre Dam, 6eIit meb
Dtubberbnno eler en- 90 af iomme
SIaes, burbe benptte fig of ben 2lns
IeOntn9, iOm | ben Retnins tiIbpbsr fig
Der | Statsu. Giftene tofter Sntet.
Sup 9psuinssr / 8eft Union
uebbrenOte fOrrise Ssnbas. Stabeu er
SIS, 600
Stateus 9eisfteret bar tisnbt for
&et, at guusrngr Sherman baube Utpns
oi9beb til al fratage Stuts : 2tubitsr
8rOwn @mbebet, Os bsrmsb er aItiaa
ben Sao forbi.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
Gfrifa.

2G 9ppten.-Der er en- forfGr6eIis
Gilitan6 / Suatim ~iaapeI bIanbt be
brittle Jon be e9pptiite Groppsr, buao
Sp9sIisbeb uusuur. GLere Stibe sr
inart iugt intet 2inSet enb 2asaretter,
TIL ale Rster er Omtrsut optagne at
Yutieuter, % peb Siben beraf er Der
o9iaa oprettet iGrftilte 6ospitaIer iIunO.
On flor Stprte brittle, iuOiifs
Os inbfs6te Gropper muri9erebe anber
9eneraI @rubams anfariei Ratten til
ben ste bs. fro Guatim mob Gatool,
buor 81 Ouerrafeoe 400 Sprsrere,
orGbte $50 at benz o9 to9 u Sanger.
@fterat be bause bran6t gpen, trat
be fig tIIRase til Suutim. 5 af be
sageIife Soloater laare6es,
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
Sane Gnre,

ben Noueue, iom er paabeepnot / "8eb
arnen", bar siort en- ierbeles flor Qptfe
baabe / europa Os amerita, ia ben
tore enseIite Romanforfatter Gbadsrep
bar enbos nbtuIt fig iaaIe6es ON ben:
Seq minoes iG,bsIes spbt ben 6Ors
n%cieIie, ben 9enrptteIie Os geuubrins,
msS buiIten ies IGite gosen; ftipnt ie9
par fuIbt Optuset at anbet arbeibe,
funOe ies bog lite Iasse ben fra mig,
for leS baube IGlt ben til Gnbe."
6Orfatterinbsn Charlotte 9ronte er
en- euseIit Yreitebatter. Der meset tibs
Zig bIeu mOberISs, fau 6aberen fit tor
SnbHpbeIle paa 8erueues llbuitliue.
9an uar en- beipnbsrlis 8Iaubing al
@uOt Os Snbt. Meb 6rsmmebe iers
beles foretommenbe os penfis, mtn
mob fin 6umiIie tOI6, barit og sgen.
finbi9; bertiI iGrbeIes forfGnseEig, inbs
6iIoit at fin SturpiinOisbs6, susrgilt
Ii9sOusrfOr Gilt, ban forsto9 Rs, % ops
farenbs til bet 9berite. timber bsnne
SpbraseIie er bet besribsIigt, at gsr'
meme porte Op til no9Ie foritrGmte oa
gGmmeltIo9e gRSner, iiar Oa bet uar
benz forbuot at omsaaeS andre Born
be bapoe bsrfor heller intet 8eereb ON,
buao bet uar at Ie9e. 0eres timber:
bOlbning par at en- belt ouoen Ratur
be oiiputereoe os b%iitutersbe meb buer'
andre ON, buab be bauos LAP, os buoh
be bapbe feet.
CHARLOTTE q otte aar gammeI, ba
bun bIeu iat / BEN StoIe, iom bun bar
ittIoret | G%orteuiu9eu Sane gpre, O9
Der bsbe be to 9Ibre Ssitrs uf ben
gruiOmme 8ebanbIins, nan Der uor
ubiut for; beubss eseu 9eIbreb 1T o9:
iua m 6uGt, iaa bun bIsu tnset bism
berfra. Wsu CHARLOTTE gap fig tos
lite Opsr; bun ituOtrsbe os ifrsU 3ists
os ROUsQsr, buiIte bog life bIeu trptts.
Saa ubbunnebe bun fig for StOIesiers
ntn9eu, til bet a imaa SmitGubtg.
beosr | 6amiIien, Og tiIii6it tog BUN
ub iom 2Rreriubs.
Saa efter en- Chs 6OrIsb bap6e bun
fuIofsrt Sane Gpre Os iii itrar en-
6OrIasger; ben uOtOm, uOen at SAINT
lien Uibfte ROset berom, og bet uar
uuturIiaUis en- sIG6eIis SUsrruiteIfe for
benz aQe, at gOssu bIeu mobtagst me6
iuuOuu gssstitrius uf bet Ieisnbs 9ub'
Iitum. Suu 6abersu bIsU fig ieIu Zig,
ban Latte BEN Og iu9be til fine andre
0ptrs: "geb 5, at GbarIette BAR fire.
net en- &oman2 Den er bebre, suo
ies bauOe trOst.~
CHARLOTTE Bronte Ieuer lite mere
men bsubes glupu nil IeUe IGnse, tbi
be fOrftieaise 9auos, pua beg8e Siber
al 6auet, bur bun uunoet en- u6eIt
a%nertisnbsIis iOm en- iisIOen begaDet
6orfattsrinbe. Guinoer paa Quiinber
sr reiit ben for at bsis9e benbes Gsoe:
itsb, ia umsritunife Samer IT reiit
Opsr Scsuust for at Ipsse en- 6ranbs
paa benOes 9rau.
81 er Ousrbeuiit ON, at ogiaa BET
uorite gubIitum berOuer piI IRie benns
6ortGaiu9 meb itOr Sntsresie O9 fiuoe
ben tiltaIeube.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-20
sYort.

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