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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28

P. I. Barnum, the Snowman, pronounces
the Third Party movement, as means of
promoting temperance, a humbug. He says
that it is within his personal knowledge that
liquor sellers not only gloat and rejoice over
the threats of the new-fedged and new-fan-
gled party, butpay money to aid it." Bar
NUNS opinion is the opinion of an expert on
humhuQs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. IS.

We 10 not read anonymous letters and commun
cations. The name and address Of the writer are
! sll eases indispensable, not necessary for pub
lication but as guarantee 81 good 'aiih.
We cannot undertake to return preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28

The President has at last clipped out"
Democratic and a Republican district at
torney cor talking politics. Talking politics
was Collector Redman's offence He hasn't
been clipped ont yet however-perhaps be-
cause he was on a vacation of one day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28
The Philadelphia Press publishes the fol-
lowing letter in facsimile.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, DEP-)
UTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, FIRST DIs-y
TRIcT PENNSYLVANIA, Sept. 20, 1886.
DEAR SIR'-Contrbutions amounting to 3 per
cent of yearly salary are expected IRON all EN-
ployes of the Internal Revenue ONCE, First
District of Pennsylvania. Send Immediately TO
WILLIAM ii. SCHoPIELD,
United States Internal Revenue Office, Phila-
delphia.
BY order of Frederick Gerker, Collector.
Ifthis letter is genuine, and the press would
hardly have published it unless it believed it
to be, Mr.. Schofeld, who is deputy collector,
and Mr.. Gerker, the collector, are not only
liable to be summarily dismissed from office,
but also to pay fine not exceeding $4,000, or
be imprisoned not exceeding three years. or
hot
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28

The Andover trial has progressed one step
The Board of Visitors have overruled the
defendants denial of their jurisdiction Of
the case, and have instructed the prosecutors
to proceed against the accused professors in
dividually.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28

The story goes that whenever Cyrus w.
Field makes successful stock deal he gets
down on his knees and offers up thanksgiv-
ing for the good fortune youchsafed him.
Now what does he do when the deal is un-
successful? Does he remain on his feet and
ourca9
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28

"CROUP Is THE BOBBER OF TBZ
CRADLE" but Bakers Great American
Specific Is positive cure for crOap. 1t
has saved thousands Of tiny lives. Have
II on hand, for none know the hOnr Il
may be needed. All dealers. so cents
bottle.
oct26 eodtfcT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-28

1t is gratifying to see that the lessons Oh
the Pennington and Eastport fires have not
been entirely unheeded by other Maine
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24

Our Jacksonville contemporaries
are seemingly anxious 10 convince
us that immediate effect on their
hearts has crowned the efforts of
Moody and Sankey. While Sam
Jones is at work in Chicago, these
evangelis,s might tackle in emula.
tion The Herald, Times. Union and
Morning News. Or were these ed.
itors, like as kept at home to hear
those who know exactly how q
newspaper should be run?
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24
TALENT AND GENIUS.

a contemporary, We apprehend
fails utterly to grasp the distinction
between talent and genius when it
says: Talent would appear to he
the capacity to do things well,
while genius is the capacity to do
things perfectly" Such a distinc-
ton would deny genius to the au-
thor of Shakespeare's plays, for no
critic claims perfection for the work
given us by even the greatest.
Equally defective is the dictum that
time must make the distinction, and
all abortlye is the comparison of the
product Of the one TO the mighty
ocean and Of the other to placid
lake; neither do we believe that
=. Dickens possessed genius if Thack-
eray had only talent, aud Milton
gave US nothing original except the
character of Satan in all his works.
Bu, il we say that talent is the
outcome Of rare gifts perfectly
trained; that talent is valueless
without tact while genius may be SO
utterly without it as to he called
, madness, then va may come nearer
the exact definition never yet given.
From genius VIZ have that divine
light which seems inspiration ;
from talent We see how best to walk
the daily paths OF everyday life.
And the judgment matured by time
is no Trustworthy guide because the
monument raised to-day may be
overlhrown tomorrow and the her.
cite Of one age be the prophet OF
theinext.
Genius i not entirely a natural
gift neither is it given by mere
study. From it We see the highes,
attempt Of the earthly to grasp the
hcavcnly-it is partly yearuing
after beauty uncreated-a love OF
something beyond and above the
mortal which often pursues a man
in the likeness Of a curse. Impcllcd
by power within he must obey
and he is inspired by god who
may be ,lcvil., Genus spans the
distance and realizes the proportion
Of tho ideal as Columbus saw the
new world in his dreams; yet the
now world at last discovered to be
possessed by Others is always differ.
IN, from tina, seen by the prophet,
the dreamer, the mailman or the
SAINT For always true genius loses
possession of its subject; he cannot
\ he bound by the chains of selfish.
ness, the music in his soul is in &C.
cori with tha, Of the spheres which
is hearl throughout the universe
and he belongs to mankind.
Talent is always hono-cd and its
possessor is rich; genius lives in the
the future, is neglected, starved or
adjudgcl mad till mankind sees be.
meath the outer shell and recognises
4 thai klnship othe whole universe
which all but Christians are heathon
enough to worship as the highes,
earthly manifestation OF the heaven.
" in these degenerate days.
4 We love the light of the stars
and the evid snccs of talent are al.
ways pleasant and soft il sometimes
dccep,ive--genlus wakes and rouses
to action by showing us truth often
glazing, ugly, painful but Away.
strong and clear Ike the light OF
4 the sun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24
DEAF and BLIND.
How an Atlanta Woman was
Made TO See and Hear.
AN INTERESTING STORY.

Miss Minnie Wallace resides with Mts
George tiet land, 81 MrAfcc street, Atlanta
Or. ana from her own lips Constitution re-
porter tptncd the following appalling story.
several months ago she became almost TO-
tally bind anu deaf and could not taste any
thing except sait, Her bones became the scat
intense pain. het Joints wcr" swollen and
painful ana cNcntually her whole body and
limbs bcclnr covered with epiutchcs and
snail surr.. Hcr appetite failed, and she
pfa tIdiIy lost flesh aud strength. and had but
little use Of hrtSClt, rs her limits and muscles
wcrc taral,2cd. She, ns wei rs her friends
aud those with whom she lived. destHiircd ut
her recovery. Her sliicrings combined with
oSS OF hearing aud taste aud blindness, were
truly hputttcntIug.
Alltreatmcni trom physicians and the Use
Of medicines seemed powcrlcss. Her disease
WAS blodW pOi-o and rhcumattsini,
Asshcnow seemed well and hearty the re-
porter asked what wrought such wondcrfui
change.
81 used medicine recommended by a
friend" she replied, and before ono bottle
had been taken BEGAN tn see and hear The
second hott 4 relieved all rheumatic pains and
improved my appetite. When had completed
the use of siN bottles my ryUsight aud hear
ihE were fnliy restored. sense oi taste return
aud my strength aud flesh restored. n,w
feel MS we'll ever did, aud my friends. rs
wen ia myself. ate aStoundCd."
Nv la, was the INCIDENCE asked the re-
porter.
"Dutauic Blood Bam-B. II. B.-was the
great remedy that acted ST. powerfully on my
disease and cured me. | never experienced
amy unpleasant symptoms from Its use, AMI
lis action Is 50 quick that II surprises ALL
The reporter then sought Il physician who
knew the ease, whcrcupUn he handed us the
following lines:
II MANNED Inc above case of blood poison
ANA rhf tmntistn, before and after being
cured, aud certify 10 the main facts as above
stated, and must acknowledge that the Il. H.
II. effected most WONDERFUL cure In this we'll
known case.
lSigneul ~. =. DROMGOOLE, NJ D."
Blood balm Co. Atlanta Ga, will mail q g..
page hook free allied with magical effects.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24
REGISTERED AT TIVE PALATKA POsr OFFiC {
As SECOND-CI.Ass NAIL MATTER.
PALATKA, FLA, MARCH 81. 1856.

.O.5NON1
Iu the matter of the municipal
election our citizens are urged to
take measures to secure concert of
action. Let no gaps anywhere ex'
pose usto the infection of a govern
meA which may paralyzcpublic I'M
prOvemcnts and make abortiye all
effort looking to the preservation Of
cleanliness in official circles as well
as on the streets.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24
Blood

Is the life, and no iswiss WIN remembers Il.
hut in March Of last year ussp I contracted
blood poison. and being In Savannah, Ga, nj
the time. went In the hospital there for tfeAt-
ment. suffered very much from rheuma.
tism at the time. did not get well under
the treatment there, nor was Toured by any Of
the usual means. I have now taken seven
well, II drove the poison out through bOils
on the skin. DAN LEAHv.
Jersey City. N. j.. Aug. :. lssh
Two years ago | contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the hest ply.
.icians here pnd " Dallas. 4 concluded TO visit
hot sprinA ssi, vi teathiae IAxarkan!a
SfJfic, nSeuNi1 me Ind ~ would lieeciit me
more than Hot Springs. Although the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24
IN pALATkA,

All can zee now that the eXtra0r.
binary efforts made by our business
men since the fire have resulted in
great good to tho town as well as in
profit to individuals. Il they had
lost faith in the future Of Pala,ka
and had contented themselves with
supplying the crying necessities Of
the hour We should still have a
wooden Nty instead fof substantial
brick blocks, we should have had no
Putnam House AMI, We shonld Aayy
lost the eq,dsalcnt Of tcn yesrss %
municipal ill., I. w W ~ 4
Now tho same principles which
have worked such great good in the
domain 81 individual enterprise will
DO equally rcmuuerative. il adopted
by us az al community Get us
take il for granted ihht Palaika is
no longer village, and must il her
people are loyal to their interests
soon grow ain,o large city. But
let 'Mrko realise ,shat tlI~ growth
can trter be attaiuetl 81 the body
bGbound within the narrow limits
which conhne us a, present. How
can our suburban quarters push
themselves westward while we allow
the water at the foot of the Heights
to await the slow process of escape
TO- the river by natural drainage
How can We grow IN any direction
wSiletl,s Streets are 80 deep inheavy
sand that passage TO and fro is al.
most impossible? How can We OK.
pect those who visit us to believe
our situation a healthy one when
they need gon,lolas 10 piss through
the streets? n our hotels and stores
have "lakc fronts is it reasonable
to believe that we have no malaria
in summer? Can they believe us
progressive and public spirited
when We passivcly endorse bad gov.
eminent, when they see foul streets,
q disgraceful school building, no
roadways, no system of drainage
and no. attempt At sanitary rcgula.
tlons!s.-....-,..,.-.s--...-..-........--.-. ...
All these things are granted, but
itisinrgcd that w can do nothing
BECAUSE We have no money Then
the money must Ne raised We
know by experience in the past That
individual citizens will do an that
is possible to get what the city
needs-the rest mus, BE- done by all
Of us T. y community. Those
skilled in financial matters will de-.
cidHtboE best TO get what We want
but these needs must be fully sup.
piled during the present year. Pa
latka must have 4 system Of drain.
age---her highways must be paved
or covered with shell--our govern.
ment must arouse itself to meet the
demands Of the hour and in all
things we must prepare for the In
ovitable growth Of another season.
OufbtfAk blocks, d now faltoad and
end, pusgrand hotel will do for the
ftc0fd UfUne year--for another We
must 60 forward, NOT boast of tho
past
.tsSt3
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-24
THE DAILY NEWS.
BENZ. HARRISON. Editor.

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IN the city or u1aiLed postage free, for - cents
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paper, published every saturday, contatatps
ali the news Of the week. local and general. IL
Ii Che largest and handsomest weekly papr
published in Florida, and will I've msiled at
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mooths. Specimen copies free to any al ifcss.
LoC.-s advertisements % cents per line for
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diesonal Insertion. Special notices 10 cents per
line. Reduced rates on continued advertise
msnss.
.All advertising bills become due pro rata
every month. Local advertisements due st
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All renittances shouldhs mAde BY express.
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BUSINESS MANAGER,
PALArKA, FLORIDA.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24

SelreH QQdHoeH. OOS gtrltl 9D>
rer enonu (boilfet osiaa 9ielber oeo
@oucusierne) at man peo &a1set
mpber frem iaa tro iom til fit eeet
@iftermaal, men buis mon BET 9ipr,
er mon faa filter paa @eiultatet, iom
naar mon i1aar fin esen Masle!
Som betienbt paleer man iaar bet
bele SGt al @ountp>@mbebs
mnota9en @lerf Of Court. Set ct
altiaa:
Nuoitpr,
&asierer,
@esiiter Of 9eebs,
Sberiff, !
9lttornep,
Sfiftebommer,
Stoleiuperintenbent,
Coroner,
Court Commissioner o9
@ountD=@ommisl
@n bel Sci af be Menb, iom MI
inoebor bisfe @mbeber, pnlter rimez
lisbis at blipe sjenua1ste, maafe ale
paa en- l1notaselie NOR, nemlis Mr.
@itliams iom Sfiftebommer.
Mr. unbertpooo bar Court Cont
missioner men er, iom man erinorer,
afsaaet pe6 9poeu, os Saefsrer Mar=
ben ct bleuen u6nepnt til at betlebe
@mbeoet inotil nefe @als.
Gi ct lite benne Gang forberebt
paa at uotale ps ON be nuberenoe
@mbebsmeno eQer anbre &anbioater,
iom pil TONNE op for be forlfjellise
@mbeber, men efterbaanben o9 fra
3io til anben uil ri rimelisbis babe
ct eller anbet at iise ONT benz. &un
ital hi oenne Gang tillabe os at
r1tnbe om be tire al be nuperenoe@m>
bebsmeno, iom blot bar inoebaot fit
@mbebe en Germin. Set er nemlia
Oscar &anlon icm Nuoitar, q. 8ran<
beabur9 iomSberiff osg.2. Serbs iom
County =attornep.
Set bar oaret Stit o9 Brug, at
naar en- @anosbar ubfgrt fine @m>
bebsplister neb Eroifab, ct ban ble<
uet ti1itaoct en- 2oen 3ermin tiloels
iom en- @resbeuisnins, os alene fra
bet @pnspuntt altlaa, lis9er bet ner
at antase, at bisie ituloe sienpelses,
oa iaapiot ri peb, enboer al benz bar
piit fig lOm tro os bpstise @mbebs>
mano. Dps pil ri baue ia9t, at bet=
te fornemmelis sjelber benz / ben
Orben ri bar nepnt benz, tbi port
&ienoitab til 5orbolbet aftaser netop
/ ben Droen. Site at sienpe1se benz,
iaaianbt be bar peret tro, oil bes>
uoen pere 0oilen at bDrtfiebt Grfa<
ring. Gn, iom lite fienber noset til
@mbebet us @nteltbeoerue peb bets
Elister, pil fsrit babe at lere bet, os
ban ct npbt til at erperimentere paa
Solfets 8etoitnin9. &aiter man
en- @mbebsmano uo, iaa bar man
oermeb o9iaa faitet fra fig ben @fat
al 0pelie os Grfarius, iom @mbebets
Snoebaper bapbe last fig til, os iom
ituloe fomme Solicit tilsobe. Set
te :uil hi bolbe paa iom paa ct Grins
clip. Men berneit oil ri osiaa bape
iast, at ri lite pil aaa til Zen anben
Ooerlisbeb ps inbrpmme ben entelte
ct @mbeoe for bans balpe 2epetib
elIer iaa. 9ette pi(oe pare impo
Manbeni @tpreiettet bertilanbs.
9oab ipecielt ansaar Mr. Oscar
9aniou, pa peb ri iaapeliom Beiolts
ninsen / @ountiet, at ban life Blot
bar itrebt at opfploe fine Gr1beoss
plister meb 9roitab, men at ban osz
iaa bar tient Gorntiets gtatpbere
peb at siue en- bel Sci perbifulbe
Oplpsninser, ion, bet lite ifslse bans
Gmbece paalaa bam at sipe, os iom
bar freuet baabe Dmtante % en- itor
9el Nrbeibe. Solicit pil life 1bnne
bette meb utat.
Dm be to andre naunte bar eiori
noset lisnenbe, er mere enb ri peb.
sDm be bar, iaa fortjener bet 4aa.
iibnnel1e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24

at uore Sorelbre babe peret ombD9z
9eli9e meb % o9 npbis biloe, at ri
itulbe libe nosen Man9el boerfen /
ben eue elIer anben 9enicenoe. Set
ct Ell suobommelig Bli9t o9 Befaling,
at ri ifal bebre, elite o9 tiene benz,
og pil ri lepe for Sub o9 tettes bam,
iaa Tan ri life sigre Sub nosen bebre
Dprfelie enb at ellfe bore Sorelore.
6pab @jpremaal ri bar for os i9erz
rens Tienete enten ben inore eller
Dore Misfon maa ri life 9lemme, at
6orelbrene ere be, lom itaar % nerz
mef, os at ri itDlber benz melt. 9ar
ri 6orelore, iom leper, o9 ri peb meo
os ielu, at ri fat fortprnet bem, lab
os lfpnbe % at ubbebe bereS Gellig<
nelle. Set oil brin9e os @apn for
Eib ps @pi9beb.
9lnt6on Dabl. Set ct 9oot at
iamtale o9jaa ON bette &unft, ba Sub
ubtaler baaroe 9omme ooer nlDoise
Bprn. r9oo iom banoer 6aoer el.
fer Mpoer lfal pisielig b." Gent
ooer bette, ou, iom bat bra9t oiue
Goralbre @or9 os @remmelie, troos
alle be Bpnner, iom ct opienbte for
big. 2boi9e Bern fat oerimoo ben
berlise 6oriettelie. vat bet ifal gao
oem bel. os be ital lan9e 1epe paa
Sorben." . buor pel bet Barn banoz
Ter mob fig ielu os moo Sub os Ne=
iteu, iom erer, elifer os aster fine
5or9lbre.
g. Morbmarten. Set er en- 9uo=
bommelig 8efaling, at Bprn ale
Sing, naar unbta9es bet iom er IDnz
oi9t, ital ablpoe fine 5orelore. Set
fan bel falbe tunst for mango Bbrn,
iier for oem, lom bar usubelise os
upisIelise 6orelore, men beriom 8arz
net pilbe bolbe fig n9r til Sub, full
be bet faa &raft al bam til at pere
lpbist. @n Mober bebreioebe ensan9
fit 8arn for, at bet ellfeoe ben 9erre
Seius, o9 bebanbleoe bet meo ben=
ipnslps @trensbeb berfor. Steoets
Bref opmuntrebe Barnet til at boloe
uo % itfe mistrpite, iaa oilbe bet Biz
be ct Miobcl 9errens 6aano til at
ompenbe Roberens 6ierte. Set git
iaa, os man tente fig buitfcn 5rpo
for bem be99e. .&unoe bu tro, fuloe
bu 1e Cubs 9erli9beb".
Ole @uob. Seq Tom til at tente
paa, at 8grnenes 9Dbi9beospli9t mob
5orelorene ct bnbt roofeiteti Cubs
Orb. NQereoe eiennem Moies flyer
9erren: IS ifuqe bper frp9ie lin So
Der o9 fin Mpoer, ies Ct 9erren @oerS
@uh." Set ct oprBr mob Sub, naar
B9rn ietter fig op mob fine Jorelbre,
% berfor ct bet intet timber, at ban
truer meb at forbanbe ulDoise Bbrn.
Derimoo bar Sub laet en- berli9
@ulogrube lpoise Bbrns @ei, oa
bet er forjettet benz baaoe timelise
| og epiae @ober. 9por uileli9 bet
oerfor pilbe pere at inbprente 8grnez
ne Cubs 9rublIer os Setter / iaa
3enl leenbe.
Gi( Slutnin9 pil &efereuten bnife,
at ret manse Bprn piloe 9jpre lille
Maries Bgn til fin: !
&jere Sub pelii9n mine imaa 1ine,
os tab benz traale af Grhb! 8elii9n
besse mine 0ren, os bialp mig til at
bgre, naar Mober falber paa mig!
8elii9n mine Sober, at be maa tale
milbt og tale Sauobeb! 8eliisn beg
se mine 9enber, sier benz gobe iao=
lebeS, at be lite rgrer bet, iom ct for,
bubt. &elii9n mine Gbbber, iaa at
be fun saar bib, bpor be bpr gaa!
&elfisn nit 9ierte, iaa at bet maa
elite Seius, Mober, 6aber, George
og alle MenneIfer! Sab ben femme
SDno albrig faa Mast oper mig -
olbris, albris, for Seiu Stptb.
Nn1enl
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24
Smob bpab ri tiblisere troebe os
iitanb til, leperer ri ioas &eiten at
6orbanblinserne ueo 2asmanbSmpz
bet / Bottle Safe.

nnber ben 5orItaaelie, at Der bgr
uare en- Norbmanb os en- Suenife poo
nefe @alsieboel for Staten, laber BET
ill.,. at @penFerne belit us forbolbspis
.-beitemt siBr 5orbrins paa -Setreter>
embebet. Sc ipnes, at blanot iaa
manae @mbeoer at beige inellem fan
9torlferne pel finbe ct anbet. Set ct
bette @mbebe, for boiltet Mr. Storz
bod fra @otbiap iaa louenbe ct blepen
folbt frem. @tal ber blipe Splib
blanbt os ON ben 9in9?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24

Man erinbrer uel alt bet rStaaF
ber par for omtring baluanbet Mar
iioen, ba laa mango baooe bet traolt
meo at tOriifre, at beriom 9emofra=
terue fom til at re9iere, fulbe be tran
&c Eiber opbpre.
Ser bar mango o9iaa bensang,iom
pibite bebre, men ber bar csiaa mons
se, bpem bet par forsiepes at ib9e
operbepiit om, at sobe os TRANCE 81
ber altib bauoe perlet os Til bebbliz
be at oerle tiltroos for beres 9pstis>
beb, iom itaar peo Statsroret.
Men bet bar uu0fplbeli9t. Naar
mon er Sob, er man mere mobta9e=
Zig for etbuert Gla9s &aab. Wan
1pnes, at mon moi fan prbpe bet, trb.
itenoe fig meb, at bet bog life fan BIZ
be bnrre, enb better.
Saa 9ioroe mango oeo Iloite Sal9.
Sc git meo 9emofraterne, itibnt be
bibtil bapoe pGret &epublifanere.
Eaalmobist pentenoe bar bisie nui 16
lanse Maaneber fienfet 9emofraterz
ne lin Opmerfiombeo, men fremoeles
itaar De TRANCE 9ioer for 9pren, u9
oisie nDe 9emofrater boloer paa at
ianoe Droipro9et, iom flyer, at be!
bar vlort Sfrit os lite lllb".
@en er be~Mtfe juit bette, iom er
6umbusens &ienoemerfe?
Set 1puner Jig lite at flippe 9umz
bu9sn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24
9tetp.. @or!t
Org 9oo06 Store.

&i fat na aaben for iala ben it6rz
ite Snbfsriel af fine 8rpberier
og 2ibler al Sin, iOm noseniinbe bar
forepiit / @ountiet. Sibite 9(ar be-
spnbte ri ,neo ct meset fort Dplae
os opmuntrebe peb ct iplenbio Sals
af famine orbrebe ri pmtrent bobbelt
iaa me9et iaar. &i neb, at enbper
&ipber pil bellere ,betale 10c emo 15c
pr. garb for 9obe 8rooerier, bbiifet
iuf pil blipe 6orfieQen melem bore
8riler % Yriierne anbreltebs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24

Sc itaubinapiIte (for bet meite
iuenFe) Baptiiters 9iitrittsmpbe for
leben bar piitnot ben neit torartebe
Mfere, iom @tanbinaperne / Jersus
Sails far bapt af ben @lass. Cubs.
tieneiterne bar pnermaabe ta[ri9t be.
ig9te, % ftbite Sbnoassafte par ON.
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ba ber lite bar 8laos not noset an.
betitebs. Sc fremmeoe Talere, ION
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24

8i bar imutfe 8rrberier, iom
foite fra zoe til 50 pr. garb. &pali>
teten af Barren os MBnitrene maa
man ie,fbr mon fan perbiette benz.
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ulb.
st futot DISAGREEMENT af Mariball
& Cos 2intraa6, fort, boib ublest
iii Sc.
Garrison 4 3eare.
9incoln Np. os Mio ct.
Gersus Sails, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-02-24
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