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The National tribune., 1888-04-19
GEN. BRIsBIH.

Cen James S. Brisbin, Lieutenant-Coi of
the 9Th Cav, arrived here last Friday from
Fort Mckinney, which is just in the shadow
Of Cloud Peak Of the Big Horn Mountains, in
Northern Wyoming. lie is cOmmaadant of
the post there, and after years OF hard duty in
the heart OF the Rocky Mountain spurs he
comes East on q brief leave for much needed
rest. Gen. Brisbin, who is a iair-haired and
bearded man, who looks about IS but is rising
80 years, was a protege of Gen. Simon Cameron
/ in Pennsylvania when the rebellion broke out,
and left the editorial chair to accept Il Captain
cy ia the then newly-formed 9th Cav. After
hard service With the Army of Che Potomac he
joined Gen. Sheridan sstaiffor time when that
doughty cavalry cheftain came East and was
soon after made Colonel Of the 18th u. S. Coored
Cav. Going to Kentucky, he organized his reg-
ment at Camp Nelson, Won his star worthily
on the famous Saitviile raid under Gen. Bur-
bridge, and was breYe5ted Majors General of vol
unteers. lie proved his faith in the value and
efficiency OF col0rcd troops by transferring as
Captain TO the 9th Cav. (colored) after the war,
/ when that regiment was organized. lie was
Major of the I'd Cav. (the old Drlgoons) for
! seven years, and thus, serving constantly On
! the frontier in active service from the Rio
Grande TO the British possessions, he has gained
fund of story, OF adventure and Indian war
! fare that he is nowadays utilizing by graphi-
! cally describing in print. much TO the delight
of millions of readers in the East 1t was lie
that took up the cudgel, in print, to describe
! Alright the valleys and broad fields aud the i'm
mense resources of Montana and Dakota, after
1 the late Gen. Hazen had described all that ter
/ ritory as an immense uninhabitable desert of
/ sand, rock and mountain. Gen. Hazen wrote
/ with the eye aud understanding alone of a sol
4 dier, while Gen. Brisbin added to the soldiers
| views the close habits of observation gained in
/ the ante belum editorial training which
enabled him to prophecy Alright fertility OF
those broad plains and beautiful valleys, and
| the dotting Of the hills with their thousands OF
herds.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

The hair-breadth and
thrilling escape Of one
dignifcd and veneT-
able but still athletic
representative, b y
means al the tightening
rod. IS recalled, and
dark surmises are made
as to how he acquired
in years gone by the
skill in shinnin z
down the side Of the
house. when the Ser
geant-at-Arms hand
was within six inches
Of his scaHty scalploek.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
DR.. MARY wALKER

4 story told by one Of the delegates to the
Womau's international Council that met here
on the 25th ult. illustrates the tenacity with
which women cling TO their own traditions
and disprOyes much Of the yapOry talk about
women unsexing themselves when they happen
70 get out OF the old groove little.
Just after the war Dr. Mary Walker visited
England, in all the moastrOsty Of the half
aBd-haif attire that size then wore which has
since given way TO stT4ightou5 breeks.
She spoke there, aud drew immense houses,
Of course, being sort Of m0ustrosity, and the
world d0tes on moHstTasitesi ia short, she was
the talk 81 the little island for a time
In Birmingham there lives q lady named
Mary Walker WHO has graduated IN a medical
school since the THE referred to above, and
tried 70 start IS a medical practitioner ia her
own town.
But the name Of DR.. Mary Walker killed
her. Not a woman would bear the odium Of
employing a DR.. Mary Walker although they
were advanced enough 70 accept the female
physician in any other guisc very graciou5ly.
The go!d-ettered shingle glowed in the sun,
but other brightness cane to the little Office.
At last, in very desperation, the lady doctor
changed her name; not IN the usual way by
the aid Of clergyman, but by act Of Pal!ia-
meut which argued that the cause assigned
for her petition was just and sufficient, and DR..
Mary Johnson is now enjoying fine and IncTa-
tive practice in birmingham, England.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

cIes IN the vicinity on the sleeDer's body until
he woke with the feeling that nc was the VIC
tim Of hids9us nightmare.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
GEN. LEGGErT.

Mai.-Gen. Mortimer ID. Ieggett, who has been
here during the past week, is an excellent ex-
ample Of large class Of professional and bust
ness men who laid aside their books when Lin
coin called for troops to avenge the insult at
Sumter, aud donning the unaccust0med trap
pings OF war became skilled soldiers, and lead
ers that carved their names on the scroll of
war history. At the outbreak of the rebellion
he resided at GAINESVILLE, o., and was known
throughout the State, even unto the beautiful
banks Of the much-maligned Maumee,- as one
Of the foremost lawyers within its bounds. OF
good hight and compact build, he was endowed
with the most pFofusely luxuriant hair and
beard that / have ever seen upon one Of the
Caucasian race, aud curly as Hyperion. Yet
lie made me always think Of Methodist pre-
siding elder and when he became soldier he
still looked like the elder disguised as q Major
General. He gained his twin stars long before
the war eudcd, and earned every one in each
strap by hard fighting; for he fought battle as
he fought a case in court-his side must win,
and he intended to make it. His hair and
beard are still as thick and curly as . years
ago, but something Of the snow Of each Winter
has remained, until now he is as gray as pa
triaFch, His figure is still erect and his step
elastic, but he has roundabout generously. l
hope he has made fortune out Of the patent
attorney business he entered upon after his
service rs Commissioner Of Patents under Gen.
Grant, for he deserves it. If any one should
wish 10 know just how Gen. Mort " Leggett
looked quarter century ago, he should wait to
get a look at his eldest son and partner, Capt
Wells W. Leggett. This son was a Captain aud
( Aid-de-Camp on his fathers staff during the
war until 1864, when he resigned to become a
/ Cadet at West Point, and after graduating we'll
up in his class, served as Lieutenant in the Sth
4 L, 5. Cav. about 10 years, in Arizona, Neg Meg
! leo aad Texas, against the Indians. Father and
son have now abandoned the old town in the
beautiful Muskingum Valley and live in CIeve-
/ land, where the Captains dreams are never
/ worried about alkali water when he goes into
camp.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

WANT 10 marry. s2sE:5 re s.tS ne
make me loving husband an 2I fair complexion,
blue eyes and rather ha4dsome Ny property left me
b. relative consists Of 800 OF rich farming land
IN Illinois hich is we'll improved and stocked with fine
dwelling house, large barn, tenacre orchard etc, city
property worth 81 0CG. and small account ali OF
which ~ II he PLACED in care of my husband Paper CON
aiming tie hove advertisement {complete) and nearly
300 OTHERS Of similar sent postpaid for o es-
diver. Address HEART AM HAND. Chicago. Ill
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

In the desirable spread of good, cheap litera-
ture, it may be mentioned that Macmillan &
Co. will issue in the early Spring so cent paper
editions of "Mr, Isaacs" and "Marzio's Cru
cifx," two of Mr. F. Marion Crawford's most
popular and, in some respects, most interesting
stories
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

1t is said that if a dwelling should be built on
every lot sold in and near Los Angeles during the
last two years, there would be enough to accom-
modate two million people.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Weeks DOiDgS at the Ma
tiOnal Capital
y-,-..y--- 1.,- s--rvr- M M rr-r-
uUuoRs OF TIE DEADLOCK

he great deadlock Of
the 50th Congress has
passed into history. As
the excitement s Z b :
sides, the memory Of
its many ludicrous fea-
lures becomes keeneT.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

a GENTS wANTFD-Permanent employment and
n good salary or commission. Address a. ID. PRATT,
NuFsarvman. Rochester \. y
Mention The National Trfbune
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

The only place that
proGted by the dead
lock.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

VyTANTED-By F. w Battell Mendon, nl.-The adj
w dress or any information concerning Sergt James
S. Gibson. Co. II, Nth Ill.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
WANTED-ADDRESSES.

Advertisements Tor addresses inserted r lsis asaS s
ne rats II EJy ccts I5r hTss hnsz Ads5 TsFess %
adueTtisSTs.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
GEN. tom. EWING.

Last Saturday night there was registered on
the arrival book at the Ebbitt House here the
name of Thomas Ewing n. Y" That tall,
well-rounded man, with rudy cheeks aud
white hair and mustache, is the man who
scorched out the guerrllas in Missouri and
Kansas by laying waste the whole border of
Counties in Missouri that haybored the pesti-
lential gangs. Had it not been for his famous
order to exterminate the vermin he would have
been on the Presidential ticket in 1868
with Horatio Seymour, and had still a chance,
barring that ORDER Of being with Horace
Greeley in 1872. If he had been nominated
for President with Greeley, it is safe to say
that Mast would not have so far forgotten
him that his name only showed in that cam
paign as q eoat-tail tag, Gen. Ewing now aoides
in New York, but he tells me his affections are
still with the Coshocton Valley in fair Ohio, and
he still holds his home there strong enough to
vote. lie owns a railway now that is reaching
ont westward from Norfolk through Virginia,
and he tells me he intends to reach the Missis-
sippi Valley, and has his intellectual telescope
aimed at the far Pacific coast.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
OUR LAWMAKERS.

The 10th Congressional District of Kentucky
now represented by the Rev. w. 2. Taulbee
covers more territory than the State of New
Jersey, 1t is composed of 20-odd Counties and
is over 200 miles in length. 1t usually sends 6
Republican to Congress, and in the last race fol
Governor gave heavy Republican majority
Mr. Taulbee received II, $40 votes to II, 1911 fol
his Republican competitor.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
GrandArmySIeeVe Buttons
Thousands of Comrades are Wearing Ti'en'

The most popular thing in the way OF Grand Army
teweIrv lust now is the Grand Army sleeve b1tl9as
pair Of which viii be sent any address, pOstsse prs
uafd-
The National tribune., 1888-04-19

TENT1NG ON THE PLAINS, OR GEN. CUSTER
IN KANSAS AND TEXAS BY Mrs. Elizabeth
D. Custer Published by Charles l.. Webster s,
CO., New York, Price $3.50.
The National tribune., 1888-04-19
following:

They've locked the doors. All me,
The galleries may stare
But NOT a card can they get iB,
a bliss we well can spare;
No crime have we committed. nor
70 wars been fighting. yet
They keep as here, the bstt o. al,
Poor prisoners for debt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

m UNarten," en- Samlina at nbpalste norHe.
NO> /. sonf, ga fptnh, Nationals Os Ssfats' SnHse iamt digit, II
frtan,us, snstOiO. Cor sHsd Var tesn sdo0s 0' tn t'an.,'Us az ,amHtA e0r,
r,,,, ,ngn .sarp,u.; nj bIutnbe ps buior I'll Of nhstps mt 80 iOre6ut opaa
al famm, Ga snn, TT MI frrsis vi ben aIrs -Sarpm' a1 ?, ta9a % eahs CO
s.lI ;., ., wonos, II, Sona, % Digit. eosen u $40 Steer. pHt init gao
,os, poptrO ca ooSt inbbuns,. 'Geeorob' Gotten Os '@tS arnsn'' mtN -9aum'
im grani, lbs for gart
,,a,x,.n. ,ohsr p oobare,en 80 Gents, mn Gbsnu.uttr paa q,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
~Spbeparins al ajpo.

Sil man boloe ajsb friift / lensere
Glib, END alminoelist er 9ilfaloet, er
bet ben iimplelteM aaoe, at bense Stpf
fet Op idalebes, at bet life fommer / 8es
rgrelie meb andre Jebemibler eQer iii
at bpile imob noset, builtet Bet 10 sisr,
naar bet lager paa ct Bret, / builfet
9ilfRloe bet blioer trbtfet paa ben enc
Sibe, til boilfen ba 3uiten life fan iaa
nu9en Nosans. 9esuben iuger 9res
|fjelen eler Splben a~isbinften til fig;
benne saar ba burtis / 5%Orranbnelie Os
bibraser tit, at belle aigDitptfet bebers
oes. Maa man enbelis labe &jsbet lisse,
iaa leg bet ba paa ct slaceret Sab,
bporaf man baglis baloer aisos
iaften sobt bort, Os iaa penoer Sisoet
ON paa Sen anoen SIDE.
Ser" bill ri osiaa omtale en- MT Srems
sanssmaabe til at ppbepare 8iso paa
for en- lensere 3io, Os bet tier paa fsls
senbe Maabe: Man logger 8jSbet Ell
Suppes9errin, belber fosenoe 8anh
uper bet os berpaa iaa meset Ollie, al
Sanoflaoen oeraf bebaffes. 8il man
boloe ct minore Stpffe 8alpetlsb lenss
friIft, Idd itrpser mon Get puer meh
imeltet Suppsieot, laa oeroeb Quftens
Hadpirfen 6oloes ube.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Tpr Il ngbOmn nj { II.
st ptnlisi Orb raIfcr lan9t.

Gss ct Miobaesieltab / gsaibnsion Tor en- tort 2o
SSen iprtalte en- al De 1iliteoepRrenbe ~'elsenbe Se9luenbep.
Sor beupeo 40 gar TSsn beu en- ing @sanb pso NapH
Nne on;at ipni Judge of common pleas / ct 9~anooi'trttf
/ Staten 9tip gorf. On Dag, pa ban gil igiennem epuntp'
sruaIet for at ~inipicere, fnnot ban en- Gele en- Out poo
10 gar; BON foo Der for of blips itilet til 5prbsr, men 10
Of belle hans Gnfat lpte Der en- iaaban sGrlisbeo, at @m'
beesmluuoen ps bpenipmbelft Nnore maatte lasse wtarte
BERTH.
"Suuriur er In lot faf?' iYursts ben inipicerenSe
gmbebsmanp.
"6pr Gpueri", par Eren9ens Spar.
"1u bar life iiaalet, bar On pel?" ipurste 9tpe
so, leo bar" Iparete @uttsn til Gnbecsmanbens
teris Susrruiielie, os nnoer 3dnrer ps ~trarnpaStl9 Sulten
iprtalte bette Barn i'm Siiorie.
ginteren baooe pgret ubarmbjertis iplo, hans Wtooer
%berbismme bapoe life en- Smule 9rso, ps for at itaffe i'm
@or iaapiot, at bun iunoe bolbe aipet uppe, bdpoe ban
hiaalet npeet Niel fra en- Wigle NRrbeoen.
CONNER glpe i~oreipur9te fig meo bet GneriDrite, ON
bet par ianbt, bpab gutten bnpbe imortnlt bam, os ianbt ub,
Of bet 0ele iorbolbt fig i%aaleoes. Saa ienbte BON itrar
Sue efter 0iiritts sabpofatsn.
'Senne @ut", iasoe ban til baut, bar siennemsaaet
en- iaaoan StOle, at ban albris pil f~orslerrme bet; iettes
ban ino ct 5ansiel, uil ban fOmme uo Tom en- rafineret
5orbrpSer. Seq pil f%prslaa: Sab BAN Hippo for benne
@dH0, % alOrig NlPS mere. CtOtt ! ptlt 2ttIWIpt tupt
gtaaoe saa for 8et."
Gbpotaten piSe imiblsrtib life sua ino pau bette Ops
sisr, men @utten 1ulbe lioe fin Straf. "llon9pn De fun
ielo treitis en- abpotat, Der uil ioriuure BAN, ps Il, ON 5ps
rem fan rsboes ira fin Straf."
Seq pil bore bans gbuotnt", iusoe CONNER glpe /
en- i%orbitret Zone.
5orbsret GIT for fig, Surpen iao Der, Gnflase. Gopo'a
ten babe tult; ba reiite 9ummsren fig us iasoe: "se paa
bette Barn! Der er bel iagtens life en- eueite blanbt @oer,
iom pil bjalpe til at runere bans 5remtio, ina belle bans
Gin pl blipe %ioripilbt."
Surpen frtienbte frog Gutten. 8Onmer 9tpe, peb i'm
Snb1poelie, fit BAN IND pua Sss Ntabelniet, os lont SspfIicer
unber gbmiral 8arrasut panbt ban ct aneet 9taun. "a Scr.
Npe Tom til @nibinston ipm Senator ira Nsuaou, Ia usbte
BAN benne Manb, buem ban bapbe freNt fra Tom Gut al
bliue meb 59nsiestanbibat.
SiGlp %poeralt, tent % tiblist, uec ct oenlist, bog al.
uprliSt Orb be hinge til at saa iren 9iuet paa en- Bane
iom hi % be ieu baseiter fan ie tilbase pau, life meb Stolt:
beb, men en- inoerlis ps ianb @lebe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
On 600 Het al Snomao.

0tune &et saar ofte unoer gtapn al
5infsr % tiaapes paa fSlsenoe Maaos:
8jecet al ct Orebupeo, tilisemeo 6jerte,
2uuge % 2euer al ct itsrre Nautei lagt
afpalf es sObt Os itaar Here Elmer / fotbt
Ganb, iaa Blooet trafter uo. 9erna,t
fOses bet Sele / 8ano msb Salt, ps
ifummes soot al. Otter at bet er fost
sOot, itjares Oft, boab Der er ubruselist,
bort; Sjerte os 2unse batfes, os 9eues
rem riues for oefto bebre at blipe fuit
Senerne. Suppen, boori bet er fost,
files, os oeri faar bet Saftebe ct Opfos
iammen meb 8iBoet al S%ppebet, Der
Hieres / 9erninser. Nu balbes Ilt.
iammen / &rutfsr ps, naar bet sr tolbt,
foriesles be. Sfal benue Mab iaa bruz
ses, bar mangbsif, Suffer os ituFaarne
9Gbler oeri, nosle Stptfer Snsefer, bel
Sepper, NelIfer Os bele gbarlotlss os
bet j9unes meb Mtel, uosnepst / Smsr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Elanternes NanotbrGt.

Slaoene ere Glanterres 2urger. Sch SiGlp al Ntfru-
i,cpet Opbaser nan pnu berss Suerlaee Ell Mpltqbe alliance
Iabnin9er, Der ere ontgipre ueb en- lioer 8ranbs pa hare
nosen Sisbeo ueo 8napbullerue pan bore 8lGoer; bet er
annbebnlerne, Der ere operOroentlis imaa, oa Sc liaae /
Bluoets 2DfelIe. Etsle Smaarun ere uo6ulebe gelle.
oRpet, os peres 0p9loins b4res al fine Sgiler al Geler,
ben enc poenpaa ben nnoen; oenne melfeliae 9abpriuth
ejennemirsmmes al 9uiten.
Nosle ganbplonter, lcm bore 5luoernes Qnb. ere
bpsseoe paa en- anben Muaos. 9a De life ftaa 5orbins
belle meo 9uiten, pilbe 9uitrum Tom be ppsnpmtalte life
bore benz til npseu gtptte. 9eres Slaoe ere oerfor anoers
lsbes .inbrstteoe; be mansle Suerbub % lisne ct Slaas
@jeler, Der ere beitemte til at ppfanse be inaa 2uftpartif(er.
ion1 ~inoebplbss / Sanbet.
Sch 9prenes Nanbeorat icraneres cen atrpiiprufe
2uft i'm Samnrenia tnins. iaa at ben bliuer uTl.fet for
Snoaanoirs. SDrene bergpe ben nenlia bens Suritof "a
uoaauoe 'slen aulIpre, ipri, naar ben er tilaeoe itsrre
NRnsoe, oirfsr ~sr9benbs. Mag bar ~uoreanet, at Wenne.
lfene alene ~iorbruse 100 9uiinoe Rinioner 9ubifmeier
Suritof ON Garet, os at, naar 0prere rssnes meb, icrbru.
gs bet 6iroobbelte. Gna ben anoen SIDE ubaauber Inert
NRennelte oa9lis $50 Gram &ulipre, ipm ~inoeboloer pmtrent
rs 8ram aulitof.
Nien peo Sioen al cenne ioroGrpelise ~sSnefluoelie bar
ben alpiie Staber lat en- ~eritattsnbe Si,fpm6eb Waturer
&looeus srsnne Srast afbi9lper nemlia al ben Sfabe. ipm
Epreriset bepirfer NtmoIierens Sammenietnina enbper
Slante fan b%etrastss ium ct ~pirfslist 0uftrensniuas. gp,
parat.
Tlantsrne trGnse nemlis til en- flor Naensoe aultuf
for at mere fig beraf os for beraf at banne fine fafkre Dele.
BE inoiuse berfpr Of ben aulipre, Der fnnbes 2uften. oo
bOlbs bsrpaa bens aulfpf tilbase i fit Snore % ut.
a1noe Suritsfst. De ~fcrteore ps fOrupe altiaa Gtmuifa.
rem paa en- bobbelt Waaoe, bells ueb at ~tilbaaeaiue benue
ben til Snbaanbins tisnIise Suit, iom 9preue f~urbruae, bells
teo at pptnse ben Gift, iom bisie ~uafbrubt ~probucere.
@ann fan let ~prerbepHe fig ON, at glanterne ubIente
Suritof l Nimo'faren eiennem ane fine Scorer. Wan irtfer
en- Ylnnte unber en- g~lasflpfte, fplot neo fuliprehplSiot
gano, ps, iaainart man bar ubiat Ylanten for 0pIet. pl
belle oens esuperf bsbaits meo %2uftblarsr, ipn Issue fla
ira ben os itise op bet guerite af alotten. Ieb at unter.
ifse ban 2uit, iunt iamlsr fig Der, eriisnber man let, at bet
er surfOf 'af ben itarte 6lanbs, bpormsp ct antanbt
2eseme branber beri.
gen ~uartelis NOT uoioloe Blonierns fun mter 9piets
gaaoirtnins benne sapnlise giriiombsb. 9eriom Solen
pluSielis i%luifetes. bible ben opbCre iamume gieblii, 90
aloben, Der ea befanbi fig WDrie, pilbe mart MITE lin
srsnne 9rast.
aiset srifsrer fun poo Sorbens Cperhaoe o. paa BE-
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
,6uiet Dg6 auen
yraftitf ajcofosnins.

ajsbmab maa foses / langere lib,
bet er 10 en- bsflenbt Sag, ibi bet taser
10 for enfelte Retters 8eofpmmenbe en-
bel 5ormibbas, os / ben lib ifnl oa
@rpoen ret Tom bet er tiliees og l9sges
unber. Man funbe ipare en- bel Del Deb
% BrDberi, ON man bar Jig 40 paa
fDlsenbe Waabe, Der er imittert prspet os
bar piit fig at meSisre life ubetpoelise
Jorbele.
8isbet foses iprit ct auarters lib
eaer en- balu Zine, os berpaa iettes
Srpoen neb / ben iaafalote Ssolntor,
bet oil iise en- SebOlber, iaaleoes inb'
retttt, at 8armen / @rpbens Subbolc
frembeles bibebolbes, uoen at nogei
beraf saar bort. On iaaban Siolatpr
Tan MO soct inbrette fig af en- almin'
belis BBtte elIer ct Spane, iom mon
i~nbpenoist iorer meb Ssi, Der er en-
meset ilst 8armeleoer. Naar @rpoen,
meo 2aas ODER, os sierne usiaa en- Ssi.
bot, bar itaaet / ben iaalebes iOrebt
Bstte fra 3 til 4 Elmer, CT Maoen fer
bistost, us mere p~elimasence, forb'
aisoet oerpeb life bar tabt npset al bet
Der e(ers iorhpstiser Jig / quiten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Ut tort firIrgiif 5remfriSt e,

Ut tort firErgiif 5remifriSt er
siOrt peb, at bet / ben libite Glib er lptz
tebes at iaa 9esemsoele, Der / lensere
9ib bar uaret ltilte fra 9esemet, til of
pOge iait isjen. On tpif airurs bar / ct
mebicinf 9iosfriit Ofentlissiort 8es
refining ON to 9ilfalbe, / builfe bette bar
iunoet Steo. s bet enc 2ilialbe bras=
tes ct Stpffe Of en- Yeseiinser til at gro
fait, efter at bet bar aibussetfor en- balu
Time iioen os allereoe bar blepet folot
os blaat. Oct bleu ipet fait, omiluttet
meb en- 8anoase, Der bar pabet meb So
bpform, os bespnbte allerebe 9asen efs
ter at b.iue uarmt. Ger Tiger efter blep
Yatienten, en- Solbat, ubl frepen al Sp.
sebuiet, us bet uiite Zig, at ban funbe
baanetere tit @euar iom for os benptte
Tesefinseren til at affpre bet meb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Steoer, Der ere uointte for apiet. Der
iom bette lille par, pitbe Wataren bare
oro % liplss; Cub bar peb at fabe
apiet uobreot Orsaniiationen, 8epibit,
beben ps 9anten oper Sorbsn.
On &atten saar BlanterneS aanbes
br9t for fig paa en- sunife anben Maabe;
be inbbriife ba liseiom 9prene 9uiiens
Suritof % uoIfile 8ulipre. Men Blans
ternes lloounitninser ON Iatten ere
bog lanstfra iitanb til at ti~lintetsjsre
Geiultutet at beres pelsisrenbe Birf.
iombeo ON 3aseu. 0oar Solen tim
ner paa benz, ubienbe be nemilis meeet
mere Surftof, END be inbaanbe ON 9lats
ten, o. be berspe boer Dag 2uften lanst
mere aulipre, enb be ubaanbe i Msrfet.
Deb en- iiubris unberisselie bar ben
bersmte @bemifer 2iebis osiaa 6euift.
at Gtmoifarens Communicating life
bar ipranbret ii9 / ooer 1000 Nar. Sps
be samle &omere baube iornemme 8pins
Der ben eff at opiamle fine Taarer /
imaa @lasbebolbere, iOm iioen blepe
llfttat tilluifsoe os benlaste | ben Gse
bes @rariteb. 8eb of unberiose 2uften
/ en- iaaban liben Taarepaie fanbt ben
ppeuneonte 29roe, at ben bar iammens
fat paa ielpiamme Maaoe ipm ben, ri
aanbe ben Dag | Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
ttaltntnoelig 9cnjfrabnina.

Sorbert Sperrp, Fremont, Su.,
baooe grpiipelas paa besse 8snene ps
maatte bolbe fig inbe / Suiet 6 Tiger.
"9a ies Tom paa 8enene isjen, iornam
leg en- elise, iom neiten sjurbe mig gal.
5es itrabebe benz neiten liae til Benet.
Sec foriDste ale Slass Mibler uben
einbrins. Seq bar plaaet iaalebes to
liar. Seq iorisste oa Papillon (Clark's
extract of flax Skin Cure. Oct bar
belbrebet mig % ies er fritz. s1.OO pr.
Slate hos 6. s. @eiier, DEBORAH,
5otua, eqer ienbt b%poriombelt peS
W~obtaselien af Briien.
(o) Papillon Company,
Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
SmaasT otttier.

Wau bsr itebie baoe gtatron / quiet,
ca en- Spiiefeiulo beraf Oplsit i en- balr
got ganb piebliifelis itanier Smerterne,
naar man bar iOrbranbt fig. Set fore.
bigger tilise, at Der fommer 8lemmer.
- Oil man lape EXTRA COB aigbiuppe,
bsr man altib paste, at ganbet er Ipil-
fosenbe, naar &isoet fommer /. Cup
pen bliper berpeb meft uelimasenbe, %
airbst tuter buerten i Salt eler arait.
= gaaoe StSpler ital, ftrar man er
fommen bism, pmbpsselist ~afuaifes, iaa
at life bet rinseite Sorb iibber isien taa
benz be p%aaiploes berpaa meb 81 eler
lufttsr Saure ps sn,bes inb meb Maru.
plie eller geniebt, % banses op i
Stropperne.
= Gar bu iaaet Noset / 9iet, iaa
snib bet Die, on life bar iaaet 3oset i.
oa saar iom uiteit Ruitet ub af bet an
bet Die, bpis bet life bar iat fig ,aa fat,
at bet mao tases 10 peo Operation.
ON Smpr er forialItet ener eli.
fan man unserisse peb at lasse en- &c
! fire Gele fOsenbs @elf. gr
Smsrret rent, Oplpies bet til Slsbe, buis
lite banner Der fig ct 5eStlas ppsnpaa
Welten, eiterat ben er affislet.