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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04
A Green MOuntaIn Boys' Club.

lINom nAIpoI AouuB Itopltsl
Some two years ago, in thriving town in
Vermont, a party of boys, whose ages ranged
from ten to fifteen, decided to form them
selves into an athletic club, which, after some
deliberstion, they styled the Star Athletic
Club" Their meetings were held in pri-
vate bowling-alley kindly placed at their ser
vice, and when a president, two vice presi
dents, a treasurer, and secretary had been
elected, the club felt that it was on its feet.
So far their course had been easy enough,
and were that all, the venture of these Green
Mountain boys would have had no mention
here but that was not all. Before they could
begin to practice the sports for which they
had banded together it was necessary to have
ground" and when a sufficient quantity
of land had been lent them, it was still nee
essary to do considerable work before the
land WAS converted into ground" 'One
part of the field was kept we'll moved for
use as a running path another part, a square
of twelve feet, was dug up aud thoroughly
loosened, the clods broken up and the stones
removed, for jumping place, path fifty
feet long aud two feet wide being made to
lead up to 1t.
Every afternoon the boys assembled regu-
larly for practice, and after few weeks the
friends of the club were invited to witness
the opening "games" of the Star Athletic
Club. The ''events" we're enumerous-hAt and
hurdle races, high jump, standing high jump,
broad jump, pole-vaulting, and putting the
shot-and the prizes were silver medals, the
value of which may be computed when it il
stated that they were made from silver quar-
ters, one side of which had been polished
and engraved with the initials of the club
'S. A. c." This was real and praiseworthy
economy, and not ''stinginess," as the funds
were low, and the boys did not propose tc
wreck their excellent institution by running
into debt at the start.
The following summer, having in the NEAR
time been coached" by a member of the
New York Athletic club, the 'Star" boys held
their second annual games, the medals being
of greater actual value this time, though
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04

From an Address at Public Library Dedication by
James Russell Lowell
We are apt to wonder at the scholarship Of
the men of three centuries ago, aud at a Ger
tain dignity of phrase that characterzss
them. They were scholars because they did
not read so many things as W.. They had
fewer books, but these were of the best.
Their speech was noble because they lunch d
with Plularch and snpped with Plato. We
spend as much time over print they did,
but instead of communing with the choice
thoughts Of choice spirits, and unconscously
acquiring the grand manner Of that supreme
society, we diligently inform ourselves and
cover the continent with network of speak
ing wires to inform US Of such inspiring facts
as that a horse belonging to Mr.. Smith ran
away on Wednesday, seriously damaging a
valuable carrysll that son Of Mr.. Brown
swallowed a hickory nut on Thursday aud
that gravel bank caved in aud buried Mr
Robinson alive on Friday. Alas! ii is we
ourselves who are getting buried alive under
the avalanche Of earthly impertinences 1t
is we who, while we might each in his hum
BILE way be helping our fellows into the right
path or adding one block to the climbing
spire Of fine soul, are willing to become
mere sponges, saturated from the stagnant
goosepond Of village gossip.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04
A No. Wav a. NaLe Tiv,nr

The agent of q plAte-glass insurance agen-
cy in western city received a call a few days
ago from tough looking stranger who
didn't waste any time asking for the loan of
$40.
"Well, this is cheek and no mistake :" ex-
claimed the agent.
Beg pardon, sir, but it is straight bust
ness. I'm tramp. I'm a night hawk.
can break 100 plate-glass windows in this
state in the next month and not get caught
at it. You can easily figure the cost to your
company"
And you want ten dollars ?"
~ want to borrow that sum, sir, on my
note of hand, due three months hence"
He not only got it, but the agent gave him
a second hand suit of clothes and said he
should always be pleased to hear from him
by mail. Wal Street Nelcs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04
Miscellany.


The morning stars were growing pale,
But still we slept, as soldiers sleep
Who know not fear, deep ia the vale
Between the mountains dark aud steep
A quiet brooded o'er the camp,
And not cloud was In the sky,
with soothing dew our brows were damp,
sweet breeze famed MS tenderly.
II may have been a mocking bird,
Low trillng TO the dawn Of day,
But every veteran dreamed he heard
His love sing as he sleeping lay.
Some loves were wives, and maidens some,
And some were mothers sweet and fair;
And some were children left at home
without a mothers tender care.
But ali how mournful was that strain,
That low, sad song in dreaming ears
II rose and fell, aud rose again,
And died as If IN sgbs and tears.
Then brayed the trumpet olashed the drum;
Fall int" Up sprang we all as one.
Bullets like bees began to hum,
And warm red blood like wine TO run.
on which side fought we, shall say?
I'VE fought so hard, with hearts 20 trueD
We may have worn the stainless Gray,
Or loyalty the precious Blue.
Some fe some lived, and all were brave
For all had heard love sing that muEn.
Oh woman, weeping by gravel
Oh golden dream TO tHtters torn
what, without love, is victory worth
What is defeat IL hearts be WONT
Hearts Of the South, hearts Of the North,
Throb louder than the drum or gun.
Maurice Thompson, in tie southern Biroudc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04

Mr.. Beecher is right, 1t is most contemp.
tible from human standpoint and disgrace
full from the standpoint OF Christian church,
es" for the evangelical orthodox" Young
men of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union
to exclude the Sunday school children of L nj.
tartan and Universalist churches from the
annual parade Such bigoted and ignoble
practices tend to bring the churches into con-
tempt and promote the growth of unbellef
and of indifference to creeds and rites. A lit
tie OF the broad and tolerant theology of Mr..
Beecher would be good thing for the mar
row young men of the orthodox Brooklyn
Sunday School Union. " y. Times
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04
An exasperated parent who had endeavored

An eXasperated parent who had endeaVored
for several nights to quiet the emotion of his
infant son, Paul, decided upon a unique re-
venge. He protested against the use of an
honored name for the small tyrsnt and chang
ed it to Saul. why ?" asked the surprised
family. because he persecutes the Chris
tsns, was the emphatic reply.
He was a wheelman. He had called at a
farmhouse for glass OF water, but the pretty
farmers daughter had offered him glass Of
milk instead. Won't you have another
glass ?" she asked, as he drained the tumbler
with sigh and appeared to be taking in emp
tiness with both eyes. you are very good, "
he replied, "but I'm afraid shall rob you.
"Oh, no." with emphasis. "We have so
much more than the family can use that We
are feeding it to the calves all the time"
This happened one evening recently, not a
thousand miles from Cambridge Two tri-
oyclers chanced to halt by the roadside for a
brief rest just az a group of Irish labOrers
we're passing on their way home from work.
Attracted by the bright new machines, two OF
the men paused to look at them. IF you
only had tricycle., Pat, " said one Of the 'cy-
clers to the nearer of the men, "you could
ride 10 and from your employment" "Ride
to the divil |" said Pat, with contemptuous
look at the combination of man and wheels,
''do you think came from the ould country
to drive a donkey cart, bedad, aud be me own
horse 2"-B0stOR Record.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04

In May, when sea winds pierced our sotudes,
found the fresh rhodora in the woods,
Spreading its leahess blooms In a damp nook,
To please the desert and the sluggish brook;
The purple petals, fallen in the pool
Made the black waters with their beauty gay
Here might the red-bird come his plumes to cool
And court the flower that cheapens his array
Rhodora II the sages ask thee why
This charm is wasted on the marsh and sky
Tell them, dear, If eyes were made for seeing
Then beauty is its own excuse for being.
Why vert thou there, rival Of the rose!
never thought TO ask; l never knew;
But in my simple ignorance, suppose
The sef-same power that brought me there brought
you. -RGlph Waldo Emerson
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04

Overgrown newspapers are going out Of
fashion. The maj ority Of readers buy news
papers in order to get the news and have no
time to search for il in wilde rness OF pad
dings This accounts for the decadence OF
the many PACED newspapers. They are in
vented on the suppositon that corn stalks
would sell ~ well as corn. This was mis-
take. When business man can keep up
with the world by buying his news so con
densed that he can finish it with his toast
and coffee he will not waste time and money
in picking what he wants to know biz 10y bit
out of wearing waste of verbiage. Life is
ahnrf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04
NIishta.
"You say the coat is four dollars ~

''You say the coat is four dolars?"
-Four tollar, mine frien."
"And you warrant it all wool p
''All WOOL except de puttons and putton
holes"
How the dickens can you afford to sell
an all wool coat for four dollars p
mime frien, l don't wonder you vas sur
brised. Wy de WOOL in dot goat vas worth
more as four tollar, so help me Moses -
'Then you must lose money on it ?"
"Py shiminy gracious you makes me
tired but mine dere frien, told you Won
leetle SECRET, und don't you gif it away. De
heeces on de packs of dose Sleeps vot grew
dot WOOL vas miSfts, aud hsf to be sold at a
great reductions Egening Record
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04

"That tired feeling" from which you suffer much,
particularly In the morning. is entirely thrown on by
Hoods sATsapaTilla.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-04

II Is a well-known fact that most OF the
Horse and Cattle Powder sold In this eoun-
try is worthless; that Sheridan's Condition
Powder Is absolutely pure and very valuable
Nothing on Earth will make hens
lay like Sheridan's Condition Pow
der. Dose, one teaspOonful TO each pint OF
ioOi. II will also positively prevent and
HhIAN EAI AHAI Ed
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
Tattonens Rtrfesaaroe.

"RationaI tribune" t @liBinstOu
BAR npIig IeDsr.t en- fuIbitGnb's 6or
t,su.Iis cDsr RatiOusrs 6irtss1atbs,
buOr be SOIbutsr, ION faIbt Sprsrs'
trtaeu, butIsr.
Ratioueus 0sOe Iigesr bssruuue paa
10 National Cemeteries; al bisis CT
fsIgsnbs toIu I be norbIige Statsr:
gpprsis 9ia u.O 1870 Dsbs; Jtun's
9Oint t Rsp JsrisY, buOr 2,644 ubs
nRuuts SOIbatsr Ct ~bssrauns; @et'pss
burg | 9eanipIuauta, msb 1875 bss
tieubts Os l,6os ubsnGuuts; ROunb
gitp I Sutnois usb 2 sos bstisnbte Os
2,72l ubsuGDnts; gBiIub,Ip5ia m.b
1909 os 8oObIapu usb gImira, Rsp
gOrt, usb 800 9sos; men ct Iaust
itsrre antaI af Rorb'S tatsrnss faItns
Rrissrs buiIsr paa ipbIis @uuub t RRrs
b.bsu at be Stsbsr, 5uOr 5OusbilaSsus
fob, buiItst sfterfsIssnbe 2ifte uiisr:
a~Hcerioupius. Ga, 1874.
arlington, "a, 1924, beruf 4,349 ube'
ngpute.
Beaufort, g. G., 9,241, esraf 4,493 ubes
uRuute.
GbaIu,.tte, Ga, 1851, D.rut 1914 ubs.
nQpnte.
Chattanooga, Tsun, 1892, Osruf 1868
ubeu1u1te.
5rsOeridsburS, ga, 1891, Osruf 1s,77O
abenQonte.
SeHriou 8nrrats. RO., 1890 beraf
1905 ubeuRonte.
9tttIs BOD. art, 5000, Oeruf 1897 ubs'
uaputs.
gitp gOint, ga 5,122. Osruf 1,s47 ubs.
nRpute.
Raristta, Ga. 1O,151, bsrut 1868 ubs'
nRunte.
Rempbis, Tenn 1S,997, bsraf SSH ubs'
nRnute.
WaIbuiue. Tenn, 1886, Osruf 4.7O1
8Oplar grOps, 20, $3.50, psruf 4CO1
ubennpnte.
Ridmonp, 30, 6.54s, Osruf 500 ubs'
uRpnte.
SaIisburp, 81. 6, H. 1875, bsraf 1909
ubeuRpnte.
StOns Riusr, Seut, 5.6Os, Osruf ssS
uben9pnte.
gidiburs, Nisi, 1900, Oeruf 2,7O4
ubenRpnte.
autistaui, 8a., 4,671, oeraf 1878 ube'
nRpHte.
Bin9sftsr, 3D., 1866, oerut 1896 ube'
nRoute.
8 bet SsIs BAR 800, 900 fuIbus SOI'
batter funbst 5uiIe paa Rationens
atrtesaarbs, Os bsraf Iisssr 1880
paa iybIis @runb; Rapnsus paa l45,s
900 at bisie ti.nbsr maj lite.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
ct ijeIoent Sbn.

s fbfis rse bar Ratireas 8reftsr
pift fig paa mango fOrfi,uiss Raabsr,
men en- af be msf iHtsrssiants % pios
unbsrIiss llbbruS baubte Srsbaa os
2srbas t gslOpitOus 9art. s Strss
bOIs gafn I Hells Half Acre Iisssr
"@resIfOr @spisr", ubsntpiI ben msf
~uOIbiOmms @syisr I gsrbsu. 8 be
fbfs 4 Iar bar ben perst uuirtiom.
Sr.bas @ft:rmibbus 81. 8 bsspnbte ben
pIubisIis at ubipp SsiIsr Of tOssnbs
ganb. Damp us tOssnbe ganb Ipus
ssbss SEQ Sob | 2uftsu. Den bsbss
usnbs 2arm tunbs bsrss fsre MstIs
Omtrsbs. Sorbsu | Sspiersns umibs
bsIbars 9aGrbsb rpfsbe, iOa bet bapbs
parst ct SorbfiGlp. Dsn tatforbtls'
bsnbs SIob SirsboIs par mart en- to-
senbe ganbmasis. DC Ssfss.nbe flyer,
at bet par bet msfi iorartsbe Syn, b
u~Os.ufnbs bar feet. gspisrsn par
girtiombsO til ub paa astbus Otter
mibous, ba ben git tiIbase til fin aI'
miubsIiss naturIise SiIfanb. Denns
@spisr bar aItib perst IrnsfuIb, 90
ben ptI MI ulaaffe bItue rOIis | mango
aar. Oct antases, at bette ~uiabpan'
Iiee llSbrub par en- SsIss af be Ssrb'
ftiGIu, iOm | ben fbfe use bar ~furaar'
iasst iaa for Stabs | uisfs Dele al
europa % almerita.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
Seras.

Stor gigo bsrftsr bIGnht be Storn'
Iibts, % i Sgsu 9ietOria bOIbt S.fOIt'
utussu fOrI.bsn Dag ct Wsbs for al
trafs 5oruuitaItuiussr til at of5iaIps
ben. Der ofattsb,s en- abrssis, ION
ituI fafi,s ben fstits muliss ubbrs.
belle. Den anrstts6e Stabe Ct Iaust
itstrs, sub be 5Isits oil tro. Rans,
foIbiss, iOm sasrs fab / sObs Smftau'
b'sbsesr, Ct luiusrsos Sunb Os @ruub.
Rauss mansIsr 6usIy, Nab os Rios
Der, Os, ftisut Der fra be uGrmsiis 8i'
frtttr pb,s ubftiuis 5iaIp, Ct bet bog
paa Ianst mar not til at sisrs uOssH
ipab.rIis 5orunbrius | ben tnuisubs
gIen6iebsh.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
RSbssRunrrner GA
Sn CpIBsntns.

s fbfs Rumsr at 'aImsrita- Ft
man unber GtteIsn "geisssnbe- fsls
"SpIpsniussr, fom uar os til
SEabe,. flyer BIabst: ~gpen (Dseorab)
imauntusOm, os ben ups sSsrrs
bane bar bsutrtst, at Srastsrns sr
bIeune b,tpbsIis usbiatts. Rirtsffribeu
bodies snbuu suasnbe; bog CT Der toms
met mere Ro | 9smpttsrus, os mango
or bIsune t~ouisruattu.. Oct par fore
Iebsn ausrtsrst | ct BIab, at Der ffuIbe
i~ammsutaIoss ct srtra Rsnis5sbsusbe
for at bsbaubIs Gu RIass fra Brof.
Ronrab Oun gOa.s.ts BsH9rsr, Prof.
Oct lob belt trisrff; men
9itortsu ppIsf.r fig til BIaf. Deeo>
rob Rsniab.b BAR lite boIbt os astsr
lite at BOIbe Rsbs for at bs5anbIs no,
gen Riaes fra 9rOf. Mourab.-
gt tan | ben auIsbnius ti.us -ams'
rita msb fsls.ubs OpIYsninser:
Oct gar itts parst ~opsrt.rst" I ct
BIab, at Der f.uIbs iammsntaIbss ct
srtra Rsuisbebsmsbs for at bsbsnbIe
en- RIuss fra 9rOf. ROurub ousr gsI'
Isssts 8eftprer, 8rof. 2arisu.
Den SpIpsuins "OpIsisr fig (~aItiaa)
til gIaf.~
Oct CANINE siRIbsr Osiaa be fbfs
etuisr at "amsritus@ OpIgsntnssr.
Sseorab Rsuisbsb bar iussu anIsbs
ming baft til at ubtaIs fig ON bsuns
Gag; Der er tutst anbst for.tasst, cub
buab @u5usr bar tunust Iafs fig til t
'0.sg.-
8i trOr at butbe stps bisis SpIyss
ntusu, ba BET psl er tIart, at 'amss
ritaA bar msut "D.:P.~ msb bet
gIub, buori Der ftaIbs uars "au~rterst1.
0ssforubsn timber ri bet Iibt bsipnbsrs
Itst, at "4msrita" psb at ffafs fig
-OpIysntus.r~ ON Suabaut, ion1 ut,
Der Isusr mtbt ibIanbt Dseora5 Rsnis.
Bsb, lite tisubsr Roget til.
Reb.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

.SampItibet alafia ttIbsrsnb. @utuu
Sinieu ftrunb.bs | Susbas uosnfor
RsU gOrt. aas SOriss paa at sis-s
Oampfttbst fOt misIptt.bss. gusius
sersru. MATTE forbItue onborb, inbtiI
bet m.fs al 2abutussu par bisra.t.
Sturp 6sorge, 6orfattsr.u uf Progress
aud Poverty Os andre b,tisubts Bars
Ter, CT Of snbsI arbsibsrforsntnssr |
Sgsu Rsp 9Ort OpfOgbr.t til at MODS
iuss Domination til Ranbibat for
Wuyorsmbtbst. arr. George iDar,b.,
at ban riIbs uobtuss domination, bpis
10000 8aIssrs inbisubts fine Rauus
til bam Os fOrpIistsbs fig til at itsmms
for bam. Ds 80, 900 Rauus sr au..
r,bs iusisnbts. RsturIisuts CT lite
bette Stsmm,taI not til at paige ban
til ggsus Rapor, men bet utI bog
bare en- saufts bstsb.Iis SubfyS,Ii.
paa 0aIg6aa.u.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
For xakkflounskrooen

Den tnb.bpISsr. fsm ALE -Ssesras
Bofien-s Braui.bss.r, tntsrssiants d
~mprfomnis Sortsatnse cs Smaattnsl
arbetSerenS etsr. (gu ben Iied
SprtaIina, obsriat fra Sptuft)
RisastsafeftrHs. GOrtuuina)
xsbt % faaesE. CSortauins. efte
bet graelfs)
Sx Iissn 8estEtsstassIs. xi sH
auE &Ionts.)
efsIS I Fsoss. (gfter bet TssfIej
EsRtsssas Belle. Gortasns
Es.riat fro guqeIif)
On s~srIsnstfe Saa Rsttsrseest,
I'm noroInnba friniunlhiforis tTa Be
aanb.Ii.n al bet iorrie, Gurbunsr.ss.)
Heat SSIae. Sor:0ntrs al g. SiaiFs,
% - Ssbtnfsass saa osa stiL
eisussiies &.
4atrte p'STisa % gatsGtsa. O.
ecIbi6mibt: ssixrIiab.e fra sus ssS
bs-)
"SsesraAsgsHea" 90 "Sss uss
aea" u,.b Brtmisboa "0ss &asssb
ssaSsssaes" fsfsr
Sf.fS.
Sosen tasbunbsa 10 Gents ertra
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
Sor tneset at oct @ooe.

Belle Blaine, Soma, bar t afDists
rlse parst StuspIObisu for ct III
Slaes e~nsftaasaoe Sanomsn. 8auSs
fraalsn | en- urt.fif 8rsub, ls5 Sob
bpb os 4 CONNER / Diameter, ipranss
t.s Op meb FABIAN gOIbfombe6 os tas
ffsbs op iaa ubprs WusIsr 8unb, OF
man en- Gtb iuapsbs / ben ftsrfe ausfi
for, at belle 8psu Tom til at ousriusms
mes, os BsfoItntussu brtpss bort iom
8otter fra ct iputenbe 9Th. 2ibt sfter
libt ubuib.b,s 8anbfraaI,u, tnbtiI ben
par l6 CONNER | @isnnem'ntt oe
uausbe Here buubrsbe COB op I 2ufteu.
BOr.n Os Rsrsus, iom brustss til al
bore 8rsnbsn msb, Tpns.bss bstt
2uftsu. Ran fOrissts berpau at iRntC
ct l6 CONNER tptt Rsr us6 | BULLET,
msu bette fpnssbss op, fem nm bel
bapbs uerst en- Giar. Bp.us Wapor
bsnusnbte fig bsrpaa til Jsrubausarbst:
bsrue, ION brasts til St.bst fsmteu
YOsnIes msb Stsu, iOu taitsbss usb
| 5ulst, men 8aubsts grpt par iau
tartt, at Stsusus lpusebss Oh ioisu.
StOre Satts fpIbts mes Sunb taftstsa
berpau nsb | ben, men osiuu btsis Ipu'
ssbss Op isisu, Tom om bet bapbs uGr.i
fsnbts affsb Of en- DYNAMITE grpIofou
8anbst iamIsb.s | m for Gin, iOm
ben ntors Del af gpsu bellies / II
9rsus. gunbftrsmmsn aisunsm gp,r
baubs en- 9urtisP,b uf IL gaiI e.
men Os fstebe GIt msb fig, fem fob
tsas BET.
RasOrsu tsIssrsf,reb: b.rpea til en-
at b. bpsttsfs J~Hssnisrsr | g5icast
ON at toulms sisbIittsIig til Bell
8IstHs for at uu5srisss, buab Der tuubt
sisrss for at ftuubis 8anbfrauIeu
5uesuisr Ro,saa rein. bsrop, men bar
iyu,s at Dcrs Iiss iua raabIss iom b,
andre / Sgsu. Suu bar fOr,iIoust, a
Der sruuss Tn Brsnb pua 2aDIuubs
n.bsufOr, for at Isbs enesI at gsnbs
bort fra ben bsisrs Iisssube.
Der par ipv andre artsfits Brsnb,
1 Belle Blatns, men 9anbfOripntus,l
i stsis bIsp aIb,I.s botts, iaa mar
8uubst bsspubts at trsmme uo q
ben APE.
Oct nutas,s, at mtubf 200 Germ
b%ansDosnIas San6 CT tdfst op fl
8rsnbsu, Os an arbsibsfst ar5site
Dag Os Rat fer at bsIbs RauuIen
Tom Ct sror.t ues til Sup1Fob'u
aabsu Os tisrs bert Suus Os RuSstr
Sussuisr Rorasu, iom bar unbsr
isst Srsnbsu, iuebs / 5r,buss, at ia
rsu IIstitts par iaa for, fom fra fer
af mshbeIt I 8Iabsze. 8aubftroalc
noar fun 10 Sorusr opsr SOrbr
6uust CT M 6x3 Sob, iua Der freu
b,Iss ffrsumsr ub en- NsGusbe gont
Oct untaees. at 8anbfroaIeu / %
spubsIi.u ieubts ub . Wiuionsr @ai
IOnsr 8onb / 8ssust, M aniI'ass BE-
ubfrsumsnbs 8antmasis til o RiQtr
usr / 9e9ust.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
HeU Il punoIano.

StOr Sunstrsnso bsritsr paa Rsu
SOunbIuubs Rpftsn usbenfor ct. Stbns,
tiGr | B5tts Susteu % I ptsie SsIs
at 9r.sn Sustsn. Der sr for Ruu'
gel paa Sin, % &~pitbsbOerns bar aus
lsst ON offsntIis llnberffsttsIis.
sionntrten "Nfeteor", Der CT ans
tommsu til Bay Bulls, bsrett.r, at ben
ben lsbs ausuf mtf.bs 8 Saube Os
IL Wanb af gsiGtutnssu. On iuer
Storm brsb ~pIubisIis los Os Dreu Saa'
bsns bort fra Stonnerten, Os, ba en-
tpt Gage iamtibts option, bIsu bet
uuruIist for 8aabsns at uenbs tiIbas.
til Stonnsrtsu. Der CT Tibet Saab
ON, at Wanbifabst | Baabsns CT tasns
ombO,b Of andre Stibs, ba be lite
Iause tunbe ubboIbs ben uOIbiumms
Storm.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
Set fertsiaHshe.

5. 3. NtttRs, 9oItt9st RnOrDius,
Ssur., ffriper: "Hfu SaniIis % les
bar n1esst ct taft: Isrss fortrtnIis.
Rsbiciu- for DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. "a Q CT opsrbsptif
ON, al bet TT, buae bet upsiues for at
rGre, nil leg gsrus bspiors bette.
Wtne geuuer, til bvtIts i,s BAR anbss
faIst bet, roi5r bet ueo snbUsr auIebs
nins.H DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption cersntsrss. ot bt b,Ibrss
bsr 9of', SOttisI,Iis, Srontit, afbma,
Strussbsfs og ale Clogs SgsbOmue
/ 9aIisn, Brgfst Os 9urssrus. Srss
psfaiter pos 8. 8. B0ntsomsrs d
Cos. Store SIaitsrs LEO. CD
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
Sn0lait0et.
Bona

Sonao
ling Rebninssmano. timber en-
SsiItur paa Spirit 9ate I Ranbass
brutnsbs BEN ~17saoriss Ssrbsrt S9srs
f.p fra Burlington, ihst ban forfssts
at rsbbe en- Iibsn giss paa 8 aar, ioui
faIbt ousrbOrb. San boIbt bsnbe opsr
8anbtt, inbtiI en- 8aab tom % tos
benbe omborb, uitn S9erfep iant
bet famine.
Sobn gear rsb forIeb,n Dag ousr
MisfsRppifobsn fire WiI rsbsufOr
9eIsua. Den bpbsfs 8anbfarb, ban
fanbt. pur to Sob.
9~isipnsiurpeu oper ben SiOur @ttp
mprbsb: Praf 5sbtot Ct nu farbis
msb fit arbsibs, men ben bar lite off
fsntIiseiort RsiuItatst af fine llubsrs
isssIisr; hisis ffaI bOItss b,umsIia
tnbtiI be mistartts Ysrionsr TT aries
fer,be. Sbaiffsn ffaI uars poa SpOr
sft.r ROrbsrus, iOm ftuI OpbOIbe fig
,uten | SsatwOOb, Dat, sIer Rams
ius @itp.
Or @nbsrusr airinOob Dor mOtta'
get ben rspublttauf,s Termination ION
Rorbibat for Rspr,i,ntant til Ronsrss'
fen fra orbst 9iirttt. Der CT bog
Iibsu SaubipuIiebsb for, at ban bIiDeI
uuIst, bu 9iirittst bar en- b.tybsIis
bsmrtratift Raioritst. Der sr OeiaO
m uufbGusis Suntibut Opfiast; bsnn,
untetfsttss Of snbsI RspubIitausrs oe
"artsibsts Ribbsrs.~
Gu Sausrf,t ufHoIbss 3ubuqu,
matte aar. 9st beuRrsnbs Sdussr'
bunb CT ousrsbs b,synbt at sisrs Gor'
bsrsbsIisr til 5sft,u.
8. 6. Yleiins, en- S~tiGutspert,
bssit SsIpmcrb forIsbsn Dog | pa
quotcts, forbt Yrrbltttioniftsrne tuane
bam til at lutte fin SOustntns.
CT guDcIngr @tar er npminer.t I'll
8Gnbtbat for SOusrssmaub fra tsrlt'
Ditritt.
Sen rtpubllianiie aOuDentiOn fHl
flsrbs Slnutt sltnucmtusrsts / Sns'
bag 8iuiam 9. Suusr til fin Ranbt'
bot for ROusrssmunb.
Den uprbIitunfe Srnpsntiuu fOI
bet tisnbs 0rmmubiiritt uOmtn.rsbs
GOrsbus Ill auubibaisr for Stfrttt'
brmm1s 3. Z. Rs.b fra 5rpu,b %
6. Z. Changer fra Auamutss.
Niullt iOr SIalterine. 8 ct. aus'
gar bar Tn SanotIsIsiltnbe msaitst be-
tale en- Multt af 1000 Os omtof'
utussr, fo,bi ban PGa ct SOtsI bsrieti
trut,,rsbs en- gstisubt msb en- SIuIt a
TN 4~tstisfiafs.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
.g Gunarb 9ini.ns advertisement

I apiisn for ibus fOrtiener mere enb en-
blot fpstis OpmertfOmbeb, ba bet msb
5snipn til 9nisns @ssnftaber bberfen
er ~uperbrsbeH sllsr inbsbOlSer Suublg
til at pirts ptIbIsbsube. Den aabeu'
bare Sanbbsb for benus 2tnis CT, at
ben bar t fuIbt WaaI siort fig uerbts
til ben SeSsr, fom CT bIsueu uiif ben
uu t mart It balpt aarbunbreoe. 5OIt,
Der ptI sisrs en- Rsiie til bet samls
2anb, Ser til bsrss sset Sebfe Iasss
ierIis Rarte til bisie Semertntnssr.
8emert Guuaro Gruripnsl
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

2gS | gtOrolss. ct fruut BIab
mshosIsr fine 9eins, at 9r. Srom'
bolt, Atn 8ibsRifsbsnanS, ussst bss
tisnbt Ueb fine arbiOsr ousr RorbIp.
ieue" bar bsuusnot fig til en- Rausbe
l1nbs isSsrc poa iamuie Sslt nlsb Sores
ipsraisI, ON be unbsr fin. taIrise Sors
fog BAR mGrtst, at nossu 2pb I,biaasbe
R~OrbIpi,us, Os boab b,rss Wsnius par
ON beuns Cabs Ratur. 81. Sroms
bOIbt bar fact lis Suar, bIanbt
buiIts 90 bstrattsnbs. Otter btsis gar
ben bsrts ggb for uOsIs perst ion en-
5ptsIsH, for andre fom en- Brassu ss
Ter IN Slass mere ellen mtnbrs bsftts
8rufsn. WsutnssrRe CT aItiaa bette,
men iom ct 6attum fremsuar bet, at en-
9pb frembrirsss, Os aIsrsb: CT en-
Sisnb ssiernins Of NOT Sntsrssie til at
tiItratte fig Susttussr.s Spmcrtiombsb.