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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-21
FIVE AND TWENTY.
Silver Wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. I.
Robbins.

Twenty-Five years ago yesterday IN the
village OF MinersvilIe, Pennsylvania, John
L. and Margaret Robbins were united in
marriage and having since removed to Bate
the event was duly and happily celebrated
here last night. Il number OF the personal
friends of the parties joining in the ~festivi-
ties. Mr.. Robbins is the well known fore
man at the Colusa mine, and since his resi-
dence in Butte, both himself and his good
lady have enjoyed excellent health and
have lived happy and contented lives. The
wedding last night took place at their cosy
home at the head .f Lexington street and
they made their guests think that they
were bride and groom instead OF settled old
people with a son of %. j. S. Robbins, who
was present. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tibbey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Evan Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, Mr..
and Mrs. Moritz Koch, Mrs. Ellis,
Messrs. Frank Hollywood, j. Il. Roberts,
Daniel Gamer, Emil Wehrheimer, Dr.Sarchet
Edmund Williams, Mr.. Grccny, j. Trein-
The presents. though not numerous, were
expensive, among them being a silver tea
set of three pieces from their son; silver
cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbey; silver
butterdish, Edw. Shone; silver coffee pot,
Mrs. Ellis; silver pickle dish, Emil Wehr-
heimer; silver syrup pitcher, Massrs. Holly
wood, Sarchet and Greeny; set OF silver
knives and forks, Schmidt & Gamer.
Among the other enjoyments Of the even
ing was the singing, by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
bins, OF several songs that they had sang
on their wedding night. There was a bonn-
tiful spread, and on separating the company
united in the wish that the hosts might line
to enjoy a golden wedding.
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L

There are no fresh Innings in last years
hats.
On the steamer in mid-ocean: First Old
cbanpie-Going across? Second old chap
pie-Yes; you?
Now that Oscar Wilde is a daddy, he Will
Iron the sunf1ower and do a little husthng
to get -four for the son.
81 miss her lace at the window" howls q
Chicago poet. Well, why don't you try 60
catch her foot? You couldn't miss that
very well.
In Germany the sun is feminine. In this
country the son occasionally shows a ten
dency in this direction, but he usually gets
laughed out OF it.
Henry Ward Beecher ~pronounces the new
word 'sheol' as if it were ''shoal.' We
presume that after the final removal OF the
| distractions at He'll Gate it will not be so
| shoal as it is now.
Sixteen years is the age at which boys in
Texas turn out to be highwaymen. Slngu-
lar as it may seem, that is just about the
age at which Texas girls think OF robblng
men of their hearts.
A Philadelphia wife wants a divorce be-
cause her husband compelled her to take a
scrubbing brush and scratch his back Tor
half an hour every morning. What a
chance to work in tacks on him.
Mrs. Fogg says she doesn't think much OF
the special delivery system. She gave togg
| IL letter last week and it hasn't yet reached
it's destination. She found it in Fogg,s
pocket this morning, just the same as usual.
1t is said that Western girls have stronger
voices than those of the East. This Is
| easily accounted for. Western girls usually
leave their voices out doors nights ana
they are toughened by contact with lorna
does and hail storms.
Out in Dakota capitalists and army Off
GERS are swapping up the servant girls Tor
wives, according to the Territorial papers.
The popular form OF proposal IS: Don't
| you want some one to get up in the morn
ing and build the fire for your"
A Brooklyn lady had IL parrot which
used to initiate everything it heard. One
morning 1T shrieked out the language which
the lady's husband used when he found his
wife had been using his meerschanm pipe
for d hammer. The parrot is o in the
hands Of the taxidermist.
Ueopatra's needle in New York Central
Park is what the Lord High Executioner"
would call 'sufticiently decayed" to need a
coat OF paraftine" to preserve it from fur
ther crumbling. Unless the coat is an uls,
ter, we should think it would also need
| some kind of pantalOons.
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Whitehall I, evieW.

To Judge rom Il recent price list the
mania for collecting postage stamps would
seem to be as great as ever. A well known
dealer, whose catalogue is before us, offers
the n%ine-penny blue Natal OF 1857 for $50,
the half-peso rose OF Peru for q similar
amount, the fifteen centime OF Reunion for
$50, an unused Mauritins envelope, issued
at one shilling, for s35, and the plate OF IL
distinct varieties of old Mauritius Tor a
trihe of f25. For some OF the first issues
of the South American republics prices are
asked which would, we should imagine, am
ply repay a research in the countries they
came FROM and serve to rep!enish the empty
Golfers of state OF such a needy country az
Bolivia, tine early stamps OF which are al
most as extinct as the dodo. Some Eng
lish stamps are also very rare, notably the
black w. r." OF which only few examples
are known to be in existence, and the high
values of more recent issue. Among these
latter the tive-pound stamp is most highly
priced. Whoever saw SO expensive a label,
or had occasion to employ such high-priced
postage? If, however, you presented your
self at St. Martins le rande and rendered
a five-pound note in payment, you would
be Immediately served with the article.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate
have been recorded with the County Clerk
since the last report:
Della Il. Nadeau to Fl. A. Beland, a por-
ton. OF lots 3 and 4, block A, Butte;
$1,000.
William Wilson and wife to Guyer &
Jackey, third interest in Fisher lode claim,
Summit Valley District; 81.
w. p. Emery to John and Thomas Bry-
ant, $3.50 square feet OF surface ground Of
Balm lode; $75.
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THE A ALTAR.

When edwin reigned il Britain,
And Redwald ruled in Kent,
The news of Christ's religi n
Throus hoIt the country went.
Erwin embraced it warmly,
Unquestioning, content.
II viii not be SO hasty,"
Said the canny King of Kent.
1t may be christ is strongest,
And the devil safely pent.
But till ] am quite Ger ain
Said Redwald, King of Kent,
"l'l give to nett or worship
Unqualified assent;
My temple has two altars::"
-(Oh, csnny King OF Kent!
1.-THE foremost and the biggest
70 Christ h4nceforth is lent:
But the small one in the corner"
Said Redwald, King Of Kent,
II l keep burning to the Devil,
That he may see l mcaHt
To do him no diShonor;;"
Said the canDy King o. Kent
Chr:stait rule low in Britain,
And Christian rule in Kent.
And men suppose the Devil
I sdead, or safely pent;
But in some secret corner
The most of them consent
To give him one small altar,
Like Rcdwaid, King of Kent.
III. H." in The Centu
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TerriblySlaken

As the system is by fev.r ard ague. and obstinate
as that maiady is. nevertheless Hostetter'> S O.
m4ch Bittei's ill repair the d Image that it does
to he constitution, ana Grad cate every trace OF
it. Use rs Il means Of Prevention. it invariably
proves efitctual. The most malignant forms of
mal-ria' di sease prevalent in the topics, the
dreaded ca entuEa of the Gnatemalau coast, the
Chagres few +. and other types If miasmatic NAL
should it be used On the first symptoms of a chili,
but all persons residing in localities where ma
larial infection existsin ali and water shOu d lake
it ss a safeguard. It iian neon parable remedy
for dis riders of the stomach and boW Is, for rheu-
tism, inactivity Of the bladder and K dney.,
and for debility aud bil:Ou ailmen's.
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Farm For Sale.

l offer for sale, at reasonable terms and price,
to an early purchaser. three hundred and twenty
1920 acre. Of cultivated ground five miles fiom
Reaper, Mower. Wagons, Harness. ct The ranch
is one of the b st, and will cut 100 tons of hay.
Also a lot of YOU'VE horses and bro vi mares, hogs
and G. ickens. will be sold with the ranch or sep
arately Possession given Immediately if desired.
Public Sale.
II not before sold, l will offer ut public sale, at
the Rauc !, five miles below Drum nond, on the
He'll G4te river. Oil October II. 1885. at 2 p m, all
the above stock, iuclu Wing BROOD Mares, Work
II rses, Saddle Horses 60 tons Of fine hay, several
cows and yea1liny steers and heifers
MkS SUSAN MANTON,
9-lS-daSwtd DiummO1d, Mont.
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price SO cents. Nasual injector free.
0.12.tf
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Couph and Bronchitis.
9.l2
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Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and Is cents per bottle. 0-12-d
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. "-l2-u
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
enr "a. 9-12-M
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaran-
teed to cure you. 9-l1-t1
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a posi-
tive cure. 9-l2
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" 9-12
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A Nasa Injector free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cts.
O.1O
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III l. r. ~ A
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
English Training School!

RE-OPEN1NG, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1885
and will continue throughout the year. A prac-
ticle School for Young Men and Women.
COURSE OF STUDY:
Commercial. Stenographic. Typewriting.
Preparatory or English, Pen Art. Crayon.
And Indus rial Architectural Drawing.
All De partments in Charge of Practice! and Ex-
perieEcec Instructors.
EvENING SESSION:
From October to April
Send for New Circular (r .e), Giving course of
Study, Rates of Tuition, &c. Address,
H. I. ENGELHORN,} pr;ncins,s
E.. RAIL BACK, p"S'
Cor. 9th Ave. and Main s rect, Helena, N.
818dAsWSm
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4 w onlderfuuLl Man.
T. "A MANOR has discovered remedies hat NJ other physician ever discovered
before. These remedies Effect wonderulc lures without Mercury NJ without poNms
of n kind. These wonderful remedies take ald disease out OF the blood, bones and
ant
PURIFY THE WHOLE PHYSICAL SYSTEM
They are rm Roots and Herbs excluively-They are not a humhug like some mf
cnes which only drive disease 20 one part OF the system to another" without per
forming a cure.
These Medicines Remove Cancers
81 that in Two Months after the cure n mark can be sen. I. removes tet Cancer
without the use of the knife. They cure
in # from twenty to eighty minutes; and
Consumption of Long Standing

in me to two months and KIDNEY DISEASE in ne to W minutes.
They curen neuralgia, paralysis lumbago. seminal weakness pEutty s @nmmn '.
fstula, pulmonary troubles, all diseases soft the throat and lungs, diseases OF .n "t
in he blood, tumors impotency, malaria, siatica, rupture, stops the row Ii Oh m 4mMs
fever cholera yellow fever, deafness, any open wound, cut, etc.
Many Eases OF consumption have benc cured by these remedies in netot two m m.
Many cases OF rheumatsms standing for many years and preventing people from am.
ing, have been cured in nine minutes. Young men and mrldleHyd mel, with P"
diseases, cured in a few days treatment.
This celebrated physician has been in the last Turkish-Rnsian and A" tmsEnn %r
as prlncTaip physician ad supervising healer under bounty. He showed uH E lHrbn
many wonderful lures mons the hu@aMs and received the first. three m""nh Ia r
eminent skill saving the lives OF many Oft the wounded. DR.. Manor has F"N N a,
tensVey over he world lin the past nine years, and spent much timeinE Hofe""'
He has a we'll and varied experience with these remedies and hastraveh| m Mn He
speaks, fourteen different languages and can tell you he nature of your d""S little
your whole hew without asking you a question, from your appearance Atone .hami
dead could 20 m from the grave they would speak in tones of thunder against I'm m n pE
ms that sent helm too early to the tomb, and plead with earnest vohe Tor w III"
cnes that willie ureth sick IN save hem IRON death.
ID. A. MaMors miraculous remedies will smooth once NOR the cheek that nM Haas.
nnkied Will pain,a n will rng again the rosy blush to hehce mad pale III"
ing sickness. .h
His 10 are in the double brick house o the south side of Copper strT'%
building east O. Main.
OHce Hours from 8 to 113O a. M. l to 5 D. n, and I to 9r H.. ,,av nnr
F., us Vtatlonl is: Come and be healed by the wonderful Physician WIN "Inoym
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&

Importers and Johbers Of Fine Wines,
Liquors and cigars. Depot Of the Centen-
NAL Brewery and Montana Bottling Co.
Headquarters for Eastern Bottled Beer.
JNO. PETRITZ, Manager.
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&

Silver Bow Brewery Depot. Wholesale
Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Beer by the Keg or Case. Bottled Porter
a Speciality. Pool Table in adjunct.
MAIN STREET.
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D. B.

Blacksmith and WheeIwright, Machine
and Carriage Work, Horse Shoeing and all
Smithing Work; a speciality OF fine Iron
Work.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MAIN.
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MlNlSN 6"c
The Late Acquisition mine, which is To-
Gated on Montana street, is worked by
Messrs. Ed. Rodda & Co.. These gentlemen
have performed an amazing amount Of
work on this mine and the results have
been more than satisfactory to the ~lessees.
A very rich ledge has been opened up and
considerable high grade ore is being taken
out.
The Ophir mine at the bottom Of Colora-
do street is being worked by it's owners and
important developments are being made.
Arrangements are being made to resume
operations at the Gray Rock mine. This is
ranked among our heavy ore producers.
At the Burlington considerable work 10
being prosecuted with the usual vigor and
dispatch that characterizes the hard work.
ing -lessees, Messrs. Job, Madden & Co. The
shaft il row down shout 100 fsst and GROSS
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-04
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@u9Ianb.- 6iotil bar bette 2anb
uirteIig / be hsits 9snieenoer li9eiom
fslt fig ousnpua, os bet bar bet iittert
o9iaa goo @runo til, ~foriaauibt Tom
BeIUqre bsituar i ubprs 6~apitaIer. UPsn
bats RoIigbsO Og bets Srso fOdtprres
/ ben iensre lib paa iaa mango U2aas
Der, os Der bsriter, lite miRbit / Con:
bon, FOR 6~OritrattsIie. 9iemme, Itse
inbs paa fig, bar man 0pnumitiiterns,
og nsOs / 2G9ppteu bar man Rabbiens
Gropper, iOm fGster pua GiUet los, OS
fanits tGeer mart giust of General
Stsroart os bans Grme. 5Or 8 0use
iibsn beriteoe Der iaaIsess / 2ons
bon en- ~bstpOsIis 2GnsiteIie for, at Saas
bnnt not tnnoe iuOtrafe.
% 9sriOusr sr arrsitsrst iom mis-
fQntte for at bare anIast be 8puumits
Utiner, iOm fOrIeOsn Dag srpIOOersOs i
yonbou.
s Jylano ipuss man MI al pius
sfterIigHs BE- amsritanits g~igrsusrs. 3
Soft osss Der for nosIe Qase tben en-
gammsI Dame, gnfs eftsr Sbsrit 5tIs
Iisr. 6un bIeu biiat / 6umiIisbssrns
U~eIisn, os benbss Gso uutte ulminOe.
Zig getIugsIie, oa bun par meset az
boIot. Jor uOgIs Gage iiosn bsmGr.
teOs RogIe, Der tiIfGIOigUi6 gift fOtbi
5amiIisgraUen, at beuue par btuot op
mso Bob, % uso nRrmsrs eftsripu
Uiite bet fig, at ben gausIs Danes Rite
Uar toget bort. Qian nnitiuehe llnbsrs
isgsIier, Og rOgIe 8uge sfter fnnot man
gigst / en- linen 5IoO, 100 Weter fra
9sgraUeIissitsoet. On 8uuosu til
bcuue 5orbrp6tIis ui0es 3utst. Den
paagiaIbsnbe Dame bacbs / tn len III:
Der giftst fig paaup, Og bette 299tsitab
bauOe patt megsu GorbitreIie bIanot bsns
bss SIR9tuinge, Der bavOs 5aabet at
orpe bsnbss Ris0omms. Wanse for
mo6sr bsrfOr, at Der fOrsIisssr tn 9GUH
ira be ituifsbe SIGstuiussrs Sibs.
Sta tisnSsr man til
ct iua ubpre SneIa9 pau be itaIienite
NLper iOm iaor, og I'll Rom tOmmsr
Der tiOt % Ofte MsbbsIsIis ON, at
baa0e ben enc os ben urbsn 9anbsbp
sr nsOiusst. N2iuoit 800 WeunsItsr
MAJ bare miitst 9iuet. De miIitGrs
6reftsr er ubtommunbsret for at eiers,
buab gieres tan, O9 tOmme be llIDts
teIige tiIbiGlp.
- Sra ROm bsrettes, at Der msQsm
gngIauO us 9taLien TT uilluttst en- aIs
lance, ifsI9e bUiItsn trooper fra bet
iibite 2anb itaI ufgaa til Cuban os
biGIpc til Der at tnRtte be oprgrite
Subfsote.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-04
Sc lopsipenoe Soriamlia8er

iiobsr for Chen iamIst / be feite at
0siteus Stotsr o9 GsrritOrisr, og, ificnt
Der pao @IunS ut at lite lang Gio TT
ben9adet, fioen be trna6te iammen, life
er uorettst ipnoerIist af uImeu Sutss
rerie, uiI ri BOG oennegung umtoIs IiOt
fra 8iscOnfns 9egisIatur. s beass
2c9isIaturenS 9uie bIep meO Waioritet
DIR. SpOoner uogst til be 6orenebe
Staters Senutor. 6ampeu itoo mel:
lem BAN og Dtr. Bragg.
8 Reprsientuntsruss 9us ptbtoges
Der en- 9~teioIution ON at benpsnbe ia
til @on9resisn meb en- 9etitiou om us6
2ou at forbpoe Smportatiou al biuise
arbeibsfOIt. Mr. 9ierce fremiatte 6ors
lag ON, at 2icenie fer llbitiGrtnirg at
itG te Dritfe | Bet Smaa minbit ituIbe
iGttes til $500 ON Aaret, % / Bet
Store til $4,000.
6OriIu9 fremIusbss / Suiet ON In
SepiIsnins at $3.50, 600 til en- 0anbs
brussitOIe for Stutsn, 1898 600 til en-
"~icisure boa" iiteOetfor BEN n~ebbrGnote,
iumt $4,000 aurIis til 8sirsO . bierpation
fra 8uibbum Sbierpatorist.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-04
Sra &rissplaoicn I cuban.

Der bapSe / ben fbite Glib bsritet
ubitiai9 2Gn9iteIie | England / anIeos
ming at @eneruI Steparts StiGbne,
os bet NOT meO Gette, iOm bet uiier fig
uf en- GsIesraf.0 epeide / SnsOass,
Dog inbebOIuer ben for England me9et
opmuntrenbe @ftcrretniuser.
De brittle troopers Muri3 mob
Sbartum bar uGrst tronet meb fort
SeIb for General @Oroons 9e6toms
menbe, men General Stepart os bans
tapre, men uomattebe afoeIins bIeu ans
srebet paa Geieu til 81 Mtetemueb af
araberne, Der taitebe fig oper benz.
9eneral Stemart bleu itpgt ~iaaret, iaa
Sc leraI @iIion MATTE opertase 6oms
manbosn. araberne itjeo ~uafaSeIigt,
men gneIGnberue tit optaltet SorbpoIoe,
bag bpiIte be bGttebe be Saarebe os
Sassa9sn. gu git be brittle trooper
paa, os Der opitoo en- raienbe Stamp,
/ bpiIten bisie uanbt N fuIofGnbt9
Seir. General Stsparts Soar er Iaa
aIuorIist, at ban life IGnsere tan belta9e
/ bette 6sIttOs, nlsn General @OrbOn
p%aaitaar, at ban sObt ituIre bape bpIot
Rs / sbartum ct belt aar uben 9iaIp.
gaa garniionen / gaIabaI bar De
Subfsbte npIis siOrt ct iGrosIsS pOIO'
lOmt gnsreb ; 100 Of 8sietniHssn faIOt,
% 500 of be ansribenSs.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-04
&SobOI8esucs Strait,

Oct er betieubt at 9utS man letter
ct 2rssue ! ct eget SIuss SUin8nir9ss
beuGgeIle, forpIantsr Ssune fig iOm gsls
ger / bet 2uftbau, paa buiS 8un6 nj
Ieuer og beuGger os, os bsuirter, buaO
ri taIber gp6, nuar be traTer uora
9orieIsre6ifaber. 0ieu Be famine imaa
9uftboIser, iom frsmtaIOer 2pOfOrnems
upeIieu, mar be at 99~ricIsnerueme Ies
oe5 til 9iernen, tan osiaa opfattcs al
6oIeIieSiauieu. 0sriom MAJ mso en-
Opilaaet 8arapIp / 9aan0sn filler fig
unoer en- Sernbanebro, bporouar ct Seruz
bonetos braier ufiteO, tien6er man 2gos
bsIserue JON en- Rgiten / ben 9auno,
Der boIbsr 9arapIyeu, i6et ben ~opilaaeOe
Sti9rm Opfan9er Og Iebsr Dem iamlct
til 9aanotaget. lln6er gunltige Sms
lteubigbe6er tan iaa6anue 9yobsIger i
9ufteu foranIeoise 9anite uusntsbe 0Gns
oelier.
llnber en- al be fOr6ere0en6e 9DeIlsr
/ set Nauftitptte, iom Ifaloe uofores i
9OnbOn peb 9ertu9su at Q8euin9tons
ge9raueIie / 1852, bGnOte oct | en- at
Spens minbre 6irter, ba Sanssrne,
Der neiteu fpIOte ale tiIsianseIi9e
8Iabie, paa n Sang Os weO bsi Jtoit
iitsmte m uiS Gone, at Here @astups
Ter sienIOO iaa at GOuen, at Sc tnus
ties / imaa Stptfer.
Der berOmte Genoriit &ubini (opb
1850 baube | Opsrasn al TaIismo"
N ROae, bpOri Der foretOm en- BaSiase
/ bolt B.NfoI, JON ban pIeieSe at
ifemme % ubboIbe meO itOr araft ii!
Silifuernes u~maaeeIise 9enrptteIis.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-04
8aibiugtOH.

6orrise Ssnoo5 tiIb,og Der fig Gos
get bsiit beipnoerIigt / Congressional:
6irten Der / 8peu. 4altor Oh. 8ats
ton, Brefibent for Sowaro uuiperftes
tet, boIOt en- Brebifsn ouer "SUinOsu
os Stcpticisme", o9 ptrsOei oenne i'm
Gale bIanbt anost, at, uaar RUiuber
1T for for 6ribeb, ba uiIOs be pGre
ms9et ttIbsieIise I'll at ilaa oueri Step.
ticisme, bet uiIoe ba fige, at DC uar ieu
let ubiatte for at fable fra en- rem Og
from Gro pau 9uOssS rbst, og, for at
bepiie bette, nGuute ban Here ameritans
ite 6uinoer, busm bet uirtsIig uar gauet
iaaIeoes, o9 omtaIte / 6OrbinbeIie bers
meO o9iaa ben bsiier6te 6ortiGmper for
Rpinoens Stemmeret, 8ictoria lSooo
bull. gIauOt bans GiIbsrsrifare be-
fanbt Jig be iua fremrOgenbe 6orfGas
ters for Ruinbens Rsttigbeber N2iis
Sufan 3. QntbOnp Os Mrs. @Iiiobetb
GQop Stanton. Oa "@ubstieneiteu"
par forbt, git be to 0amer ben til guz
itoreu Og tu9 BAN / StoIe for. buob
ban bapoe iagt. Uttl5 aHtbOuy t~ortulte
BAN, at, ON bans WOber bauoe pGret
iIiue os bort bisie bans 0triuger, ba
bupoe bun la9t BAN ouer fit 6uR %
9ipet BAN en- COB 0ra9t PrpsI. Ser
afbrso Mrs. Stanton benbe o9 iagoe
Ntei, mel, tuertimOb; ies bar / flcre 4ar
forissi at ousrbepiie Ruinberne ON, at
be life bar nogen iua bitter 6ienOe iom
fra BraOitetoIeu, os MI bar nj oa
faaet fuIot Seuis for, at bet er iaa.
8aitorcn gap be iusen gluIebnin9 til at
ipare; ba be baube ubtomt fin @aIbs,
ftprteSs be no at Rtrfen.
= Der saur Opfi9tuGttenbe Gp9ter
/ Daibinston ON, at Der er i9ans en-
SammsuIuGrselie ON ueo Qgnomit at
ipreuse SnpitoI Bp9nin9eu / 2ufteu.
Der er foretagst aOitiui9e llnb~sriegeIier,
men enbnu amer man bet for beoit at
bOlbe Su9en iua bemmeIiS iOm muIi9t
= Den 6omite. iom er nebiat for
at trGfie be fO~ritieuise 6OranitaItnins
aer / anlebniu9 at ben npe Preiieents
sSnbtreben / @mbebet, bar 9iOrt Seress
nina paa, at Der / BrOcesiOnen ifaI
beItaqe 100, 600 BeriOner Os minOF
100 Wuftforps.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-04
Sra ~6onaresieu.

8 anIsbning at, of Der M / Langerc
Gio uuoer be uIpttsIigs ieuii.e gsuGgeIs
Ter / 9rLaub, bar saHnet zig, og net
life minSit / De 6oreusbe Statsr, bet
enc Gpramtt &omyani otter bet aHbst,
Os ben enc GrpIofon sfter BEN aubsu
er forsfaIbt / gu9Iaub, Ofts Us6 6iaIp
al SpreusirOf og 9sIus6s Rai'iRsr,
inOfs,t OsrtiI Der ira 2auoet, bar Sc
nator 6omuntS iuoIsperet Il Sorilag
til Ssnotet ON, at bet itaI pare en-
itrnibar 6orbry0sIis at tiIUirte, tis6e
suer iGIss uOget SIa9s SprensitoF iom
tai anuenoes til COsI93gsIis al oiieuts
Zig susr prtuat Gisnbom / De 5crsueoe
Stater eusr / uosst an6st 9ano.
Reppe par 6Orilasst fremiat, for Gf.
te~rretHingen Tom ON be ire i~oritisQigs
Ggnamit: 6rpIofoner / yOu6ou, os ben
anIebnins forsIlos Senator gaparO. at
man ituIos peOta9s en- Rsio!ution, Der
uotaIte i'm Rs6fsIsIis for England Ii.
seOusrfOr iIise itiRnbi9s8 oIosbanoIiuser.