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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
HOW TO OIL HARNESS.

The following directions are given
in an exchange: Take the harness
apart.wherever it can be unbuckled ;
give each strap a good wash, using
lukewarm water with little wash
ing soda in it, Scrub well with a
scrubbing brush. and be sure that
you get all the grease and dirt off.
Work well, in the hands, until soft
and plant, for it is no use to apply
oil on dry, horny leather-it will
never become soft. After this has
been done hang in room where they
will not dry too rapidly, until about
three parts dry. Then apply plen-
tifully on both sides pure cod oil
this has more body and lasting
quality than any other grease for
leather tanned with bark. Besides,
if you use neatsfoot oil, rats and
mice viii eat your harness, while
that CREASED with cod oil they will
not touch. After giving good coat
of oil, hang up until dry. Then go
over them again with oil, giving but
a light coat of it this time. After
that dries, wipe off with a dry
coarse cloth. For common work
harness nothing more is needed, but
for carriage harness go over with a
sponge and CASTLE soap, and wipe
with dry chamois skin, and you
may depend upon it there will be no
black to rub off on your hands.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
FEED FOR BREEDING.

Breeding sows must not be made
too fat. This fact is generally re-
cognized by breeders, and the dan
ger of pigs fattening is probably
greater than with most other domes-
tic stock. But the food 70 growth
rather than for fat. which the swine
breeder requires for feeding sows, is
also advisable for all animals in
tended to be kept for breeding pur-
poses. A mixture of wheat bran
and ground oats is cheaper as well
as better food than any other grain.
It is also excellent for all males kept
to propagate their species. Bucks
need some such feed when required
to serve q large number of ewes. 1t
is very advantageous for the latter,
so as to bring them all in heat at
nearly the same time, so that the
lambs may be dropped at the same
time or with slight difference in their
ages.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
PAST CIVILIZATIONS.
LThe Gentleman,g Magazine.


There have been some half dozen
great civilizations within the memo
nv of man. There have been the
Roman, the Persian, the Greek, the
Assyrian and the Egyptian, and each
and all of them have ceased to exist
under the same circumstances. The
Roman Empire attained a stability
and organization which well might
promise to be eternal. Even in the
time of Caracalla it seemed sound in
every part of its immense frame, and
likely to compete with the solid fab
ric of nature. Yet within century
or two afterward, hordes of Goths
and Huns, whom few years before
no one knew even by name, were
trampling OH the tombs of Caesar
and the Antonines. The Persian
Empire, for Oriental vastness and
the awe which such splendor creates,
seemed once so permanent that folly
alone could predict its ruin. Yet
down swept an unexpected cateclysm
of semi barbarous MacedonIans, and
Persia was no more. The Assyrians,
in the decline of their power, were
yet the undisputed princes of Asia.
Who would have thought that Baby
lon could become desert that night
when the barbarian Cyrus knocked
at its gates? Egypt, with all its
wealth, all its learning, and all its
commerce, was in moment oyerrun
by wild marauders, with Cambyses
at their head, and not vesuge Of
its power was left. The great Greek
Empire Of Byzantium, after lasting
thousand years, and, regarding it
as a continuation of elder civiliza-
ton, enduring for nearly double that
time, seemed. indeed, to have its dis
solution indefinitely delayed, in or
der that the event might come about
in the strictly orthodox form Of the
human drama. 1t had outlived the
furies which beset the Empire Of the
West. Even the Saracens hurled
themselves at it in vain. 1t was like
to be an impartial prodigy, as a man
who lives on, empowered with an i'm
munity from death, monster, a por-
tent, an unnatural being, whom
death has forgotten, and all men
point at with horror. But the end
came-the death Of q civilization;
its only way to leave the world-in
the inroad and overwhelming by the
barbarian Turks
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
Wonderful Cure.

W. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggist of Rome Ga, say:
We have been selling DR.. King 5
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled rene
dies that sell as well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city.
Several cases of pronounced Con
sumption have been entirely cured
by use OF few bottles Of Dir. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We garantee
them always.
Sold bye. T Jones.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

A woman named Anna Kammerer,
was famous throughout Germany in
the seventeenth century as poison
er. She possessed deadly drug
and used to put grain Of it into
the food of people with whom she
came in contact-whether friends or
strangers. She had no i'll will to-
ward them, but, as she afterward
confessed, took u delight in watch
ing the action Of the drug. All
Europe was relieved when she was
put to death. Yet she only killed
the body of her victim, but the
professional scandalmongers muir
ders his victims reputation, his life
among his fellows, his earthly hap
piness. Strangely enough these
slanderers are not always malignant
nor unkind people. They are some
times affectienate to their kinsfolk,
generous to the poor, tender TO the
sick. But there is an excitement in
starting scandal like that which
Kammerer felt in dropping poison
into q glass. Work on, my medi-
cine, work. cried IagO, when he
saw the Moor's torture. II any Of
our readers find that they take q
malicious delight in scattering
scandalous reports, let them remem-
Der the German and her deadly
draught, and ask themselves where
in they differ from her.-YOutHS
ComDGRi0R.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
WORKING YOUNG HORSES.

The age at which horses should
be put to work depends great deal
on their size, ouiid and general tenn
permanent. 4 light, nervous horse
should be broken early, but should
not be used at hard drawings until
fully developed. The heavier draft
breeds of horses are less ambitious,
and having also more weight and
strength are less likely to strain
themselves, Atthree years old they
will do q good deal Of pulling with
benefit in developing their muscles
and with little danger of harm.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
The Doctor and Postmas ter

Were talking about case of sci
ious illness, due to neglected Cold
and rapidly going into Consump
ton Cure, Price 20 cts.
Experience has shown Sufferers
with Dyspepsia, Billiousness and
Liver Complaint, in fact all diseases,
arising from q disordered system
that nothing equals DR.. Lees Liver
Regulator for these troubles. Try
it.
Trial bottles free at G. F. Jones
Drug Store.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

Queen Victoria has had q monu-
ment erected to the memory of John
Brown at Balmoral. 1t is colossal
statue, made By Boehm, England's
best known sculptor. Besides this,
q "cairn" has been erected to the
same Hi9hlander's memory on a hill
looking down upon the castle.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

In spite of the popular belief, it
is not true that the rain falls alike
on the just and on the unjust. The
just generally get the most of the
shower because the unjust have
coolly walked off with their umbrel-
las.-SOmerUile Journal.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

Barber-'How do you Xix to have
your hair cut, sir?' Flanigan-"Wid
de scissors az coorse! Dye sup
poshe Oh wanted You to take a
scytbeY-Judqe.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

A good authority claims that the
wild cherry is headquarters for the
caterpillar, and because these are
often allowed to thrive along the
roadside, a considerable injury to
the apple trees is the direct result.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
CABBAGE FOR POULTRY.

Cabbage is best given to poultry
whole, hung up by the stalk. AT
At first it may not be touched, but
when one fowl begins to pick at it
the rest will be tempted to keep on
until little remains. Being sus-
pended, it does not waste or become
polluted, and it will remain in good
condition to be eaten at will.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

For Billiousness, Indigestion Sick
Headaches, Constipation and Gen
eral Debility, no Pill stands higher
than.
Stonebraker's Vegetable Liver
Pills. Price, 25c.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

Music is the harmonious voice of
creation; an echo of invisible world;
one note ofthe divine concord which
the entire universe is destined one
day to sound.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

Bright boy (to visiting pastor.
Now try it on me! Ma says you
can put any one to sleep in five
minutes.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

An acre Of land devoted to small
fruits will sometimes give larger
return than five acres devoted to
grain.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

we have an elegant line tof Heavy
| Weights from 80 cents each to the finest
silk made. Also the famous HOL-
ROYD'S JERSEY RIBBED, which for
excellency of finish, comfort and dura-
bilitv, has no equal, has no equal. Their
high standard is maintained from year
to year, without regard to cost or care.
These goods have a patent by which the
sleeves and drawers can be made 10 nj
the wearer perfectly.
HOSE in 30 different kinds in prices
from l0c. to the very best silk made at
81 per pair. =,
our stock of SHIRTS comprises all
oualities-wool, cotton, percale, pique
and plain white; laundried and unlaun-
dried, from the cheapest what will give
satisfactory to the finest. We would
specially call your attention TO our
| STAR SHIRT, which opens front and
back These goods have been great
success with us, and those who have not
vet tried them will do well to inspect
the same before purchasing elsewhere:
COLLARS AND CUFFS. We still
take the lead, and if we have not what
YOU want, we will get it for you. If you
have not worn the Baldwin Collar"
and like high one, send % cents and
get the highest collar made. We have
this line made to order for us exclusive
ly.
We have also increased our
--JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
and can show you complete line OF
Collar Buttons,
Studs,
Cuff Buttons,
and Scarf Pins.
OUR LINE OF NECKWEAR-
is ready for your inspection. 1t embra-
| ces many novelties not shown outside
the larger cities. All styles, all prices.
! Call and see them.
We cannot speak too highly of our line
| of SUBSCRIBERS. They must be seen
| to be appreciated. -,
In GLOVES all the newest shades Will
| be found in our establishment. we nave
about 20 different styles and can suit you
we know.
We carry The largest and best selected
stock of
UMBRELLAS AND CANES
in the city, principally Lyons make.
However we've line of Glora gold
capped for $500. They are going rapidly
| and if you are in need of ANYTHING or the
kind, come early and get it.
In VALISES come and look at them
and see for. yourself. Prices from Sl.25
to $3.50 each. You can't Imagine what
a variety of good goods we carry in this
particular line.
nCfj Orders by mail solicited.
GROVE BRO s.,
UNDER BALDWIN House,
,.Cr,p c,rOu-,r nm
octI2.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14
OVERCOATiNGS ALL GRADES,
a UNDERWEAR,

and in fact a first-class stock from which
l..
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-14

minutes.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Gro 9puolos On. sRinu

ChN <SASAAE Sosg 0ht4iih-
I'll SGlaerne | Douglas gounin er bet,
lea oerue Sang bill benpenoe mig Tor at tale
itot ON YolititeH iblnret %. Blnnbt aon.
otodterre oil leg Der opresne npsle.
Ole arou er en- giano, iom / eabper 6en
ieenoe Ton ma0le iis mso fine Robtanoioas
ter, os | Here Seniesnber ftnar ban oper benz.
San or sobt ilenct cper belle gountpet %
bar I lang lib pRret boiut her; ipm Son,
oelsrnaro bar ban ct spot Hdpn, % er en-
fri, i~elpitanbis Sroensmano. 3e Serrer
Bpumba6 os g. s gunberion er uomartet
ltttteoe for be gmbeoer, be iiaar iom Inis.
sere til. Sr. Boraas err upmineret ION che.
rtff % beitprer Boitsu, Do gountp Commits.
Iionets uonGonte BAN BERTH / CONNER; han
FOREIGNER at bItpe pal8t. Som Srsaiurer er
". Soroiou uorineret; ban er I Seiiooelie
al ole rgl pen6i9e Setiuee Ter for meo gGre
at fuune f%oripare benne lin Stiuine. 4ue
be nepnte 8auSioater sr bueli9e, opstise
g9Rne, os bet er Den Slass Soil, bort
Gonntp bsr i1ge at iaa ipm gmbeosm9ro.
g. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
f5oe @ar9.
correspondence.
@rinns On. 9nt


g,oerne CT, ION man Tiger, baarce iUm
a1,s az ben bsrrgtsos 5rpit gtioten Of
Suoua. ipm foroarpeSe mitoit Salrparten
80, Speoe / ytoro Iafptd, os ipr Sslse
Ssro, er Roll aoitilist mismooise, men iaa
~ Rri5erne til 8jeusiGlo bra oppe.
8 Rolititen osrimoo er Der 9ip cs 8srelie,
.,or otter at ben republifaniie aonuentiun,
;nroor,oaet peb nosIe faas gift, bleu narret
=, At praae TO al ucre altrbeofte NaRno, iom
7sre War bar beitpret tine gmbeoer til aIes
fufptomne 5iirebsbeo, nemIis pore 9anbss
-,rub Spar Sacobiou ps u. Sergb. Ten
fsrfe 9iStrift ylouotat os ben anoen 8esi-
;tsr Of DEEDS. De er besse iRroelss ouelise
70 foltelige ManO os er alt!o oinise til at
s;ptpe line 9anosmRno n,eb 8aao os 3aab.
- bor oaiaa ben itcre 5proel, at be taller
M {frioer iaapel Gnstllf Jon S%tanbinaui1f,
no ri bebprer life Golf reo os, Haur ri bar
rpoet OF eipre paa oeres Silics.
Sc TANNER fig beler itte nee at bore
s,onbiraper, men er altio belt cs iulot paa
;ue qanesmruos Beoite. Sc ipSer begse
net iomme gmbeoe, lon1 be MI inoebar, os
pl oerfor ppiftle zig JON uoibRnsise &anoi.
batter til @jenoals, % jes tripler life paa
Tploernes lunbe Cans paa Sal9oa9eu; tbi
nj pufer life at blipe buldosede, iom BEN
fife aorpentton blep. vi aster oa, Of ii9e
ppr Merins, iaa at be %foritaar bet Ser er
su glaH oppe, nenllig at faa ale NorIte no
Of gourtbuIet; men be oil iinoe no, at ben
Sna ei er iaa let at fpre i9iennem. Sab os
perfpr lanosmGne nipple irem pua Salgoa'
asn % lQsse inb Dor Stemme for oisie to
% De andre baoerlise 9aHosmpnb, iom iG'
oer Tala, tbi bet er en- 9Gre for os at p9lse
baoerliae 2~anosm9no til bore betroeoe Still
lir9cr, % berpeo b9cer ri os ielp iom Nas
ton, ba be ier, at Ri ouer til uoaet mere END
rare "Stemmesap9s" fpr "YaHteerne".
9bpmpion, Mifal, Melsaaro, gnsen,
,Sacobisn % Ser9b er ale oueli9e % prppeoe
Runo, Iom ri life bebpper of famine os
pper. Seq oil oerfor roaoe gper aue 8ooe
QanesmRno / @rirss gpnntp, OF ie til at
Sacobion % u, Ser9s Noon itaar paa ben
Sul9ieobsl, itemmer peo neItc Sala So
cobicn iom 7iitrift Abpofat % Berab ION
Resiiter Of 9eebs. gseoborsere.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
8ootb Irairie, Fillmore 60, Wiru.

Rootb Erairie, 6illmore 90, Wtinu.
... aanoiSat for Count Nubitor Der er
I'm, ipm er ufbolbt al N0e. Der er betieuct
meo bant, cg oct er 3beoopr u. Sgreuieu.
San er feht / @biteuater, 8is., / 1858 o9
iIpttsbe 1868 meo fine 6or9lnre til Mttnnes
lotu, buor De ueoiatte i9 | Conn Of Eilot
Mouno, 6ilmore Co., her Dor be eronu.
5 i'm llnsoum benptteoe ban Jig bebre emo
De iIeite of Gommorifolen, o9 ienere bar ban
beip9t Here Spilt,ler, oerib!anot psiaa 2r,
tier College i 3scorob; men paa gruno al
oaarlia Selbreb matte ban forbade ben;
ienere bar ban bnft NuiattelIe paa %forltiels
lise Npotbeter, % meo beoerli9 5remf9ro
% sfpnomiif Spariombeo iamleoe ban Jig
Yenae no, til at bespnoe en- SunoeI paa esen
Saano.
s Jouutain, Mliur., blep ban uouGpnt til
Yoitmeiter unosr Trelioent Nrtburs 9Th
relic, ps, oa Solicit life uilos Hippo BAN, be-
tl9ber ban enonu iamme Hoit til Nles 5i!s
freosbeo.
IT., gso,, 80 onna NE onnS
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
@por 9og s,pttcr blomitrer.

Ct Selitnb amsritanits 6errer, iom /
CONNER baooe ligset / 2eir pda N q
/ ben fore Cafe 0ipisins, Canada,
uenbte bjem / en- Seil6auo us bar Here
0eil irc Sapnen, oa Solen git neb %
meb ben Bineen.
& Sanbbeb en- nebl lasnoe Sitting.
"8rDo ier life ON BET, - jes ifal 70 ier
inc paa to Elmer" ia Jsreren, ipm
bapoe 9ebelien al Selltabet, ba be be-
9pnbte at fnurre.
"Suaf, Manb, bet er ipu Mil, os pi
er fire Mano / ben tnnse Baao, bet er
ct banrot Nrbsioe, De paataser Dem"
"%9lIiseuel bar jss siort bet fer os
fan sjsrs bet ON iaien," iparebe ben
brebfu!brebe Srlenber muntert, ibet
ban lasne seilet neb os srsb til
@arerne. Gan Ia en- uomarfet &per
os 8aaoen bar mart / 5art isjen.
"0uab piloe jes life sipe for OF babe
Geres Sslbreb os Stprfe," bemerfebe
8rofesioren.
ga, jes er frif moi, os ifisnt ies er
ooer 90, sr jes ftarf iom noseniinbe,"
iparebe Gereren. "aRen for BLOT 3
Nar iiSen iipb ies paa DOZENS Tarifel
os trOebe uforis, at leg ifulbe fsre Garen
isjen. Ser De, ies bar / Sfo9en bele
8interen ps en- Dag falot jes / Sanoet
ps blep iortislet. Get latte fig paa
9unserne ps ies fif en- SOite, Tom 9iuroe
mig neiter til ct Stelet."
"9e ie9te pei 2agebialp."
"Sa, jes git 20 Viii siennsm Sfoz
ben, for at ie GOftprsn; ban gap mig
noset Mebicir, ION life bjofp mig
fort"
"Sporlebes Bier D. ba fureret?"
"gn sammel itotif Dame, iom bar
tommen oerop, sdu mig ct 8r9parat al
BALKAN % llrter iom bun iasbe, at ot
tiblisere Settlere / Nmerifa bruste, oe
bet itanbiebe mart min 6oite os brastt
mig paa Senene isien."
Gn bebgper Blot at reiie siennem ND:
bpsoerne for at ie, hpor let bet er al
flare Zig uoen 8oftor, ps bppr Dirt
iomme be natlrlise 2asemibler er, ion
be samle Bebitemsore forftaar at tit
lape. Sc fureter pfte, bpor be bebitt
9aser maa ppsiue bet.
gnbusr 6usmober peb, bpOr burtis
% s~runbist spite os 5orfjplelie furere.
ueb Safter us Ebe al Balium os urter
Tom "8eoitempr larte % at %tilaue."
@arner's 2os Cabin !6oitez os 9e
rings MiObel bleo, efter lang Brspe a
bens Jortieneiter os Sammenlisnint
meo andre 9ammeloasie T~r9parater, no
ual9t blanbt benz, forbi oen bite fig a
pore ben bebite al benz alIe. Den bal
brast ROierne tilbase paa mango ble9'
8inoer; Der fjenoes intet Wiboel, ion
er bets 2ise / Of furere Soite % 5or
fieleIie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Saar 0als fan blipe belbreoet paa
en- Gag peb at bruse Gbamberldins
Pain Balm.
Rbeumatisme. Orange 9ilf9loe al
froniit &beumatisme, ipm insen anoen
Mebicin bar funnel turere, er blepet
fureret peo Gbamberlains Pain Balm.
Sfaar, Saar 90 Stso belbrebes paa
minore eno bulb 9io og efterlaser life
noaet gr, naar gbambertnins "Eain
Balm" anpenoes / rette Tib.
granbIaar % Sfoloing. Smers
terne Iiernes naiten sieblittelis, o9 be
brenbte Gele belbrebes burtig oeo
gbnmberlains "gain 8alm."
Nenralsia fan belbrebes peb Chant
pertains "Bain Balm.
IprftrGfninser tan tureres / minbre
END en- 3rebieoel al ben a~lminbeli9e Tib
peb at BRUCE @bam6erlains SPAIN
Balm, ierenb be bsifabi9ebe 9ele ipul-
mer pp eller b(ir inilammereos, 6piltet
man beitanois fan sipre, bpis MN bar
bette Miboel ! 6uiet. so Gents Os 81
pr, SLATE.
Salses al ale Gruasiiter % panbs
lenoe meb Webiciuer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
~ @runpe b~porfor ct. Vat'
ribs Iins CT DC bepic.

/. 5orei be er praparereoe efter
ben bebite GOrfrift, iOm n~csenfinoe bar
pRret uoinnft.
2. 5orei be tilbereoes al be beeite
oe rsneite Stpiie; be er ombneselis pre-
parole % iutterbeoatfebe.
8. Sprbi be or bet met paalioeli9e
GHsrinssmibSel | Brig.
4. Sorbi be belbrsber % oipenoer
@alSeipsbomme.
5. 5prbi be er altib ct msset 6ebas
selist aHpriussmiooef.
6. 5orSi be belbreoer Suliot, resus
lerer 9eusren os i%lerner alt facelist
Stoi fra Spltemet.
Z. Gorbi be beitdnSis pirter iiftert cs
fan altib itoles pau.
s. 5orbi De furerer 6oritoppelie CO
aiuenoer ale lreselmesii9beoer, Der
fommer al benne Spsoom.
8. 5orbi be ftprter Waoer, iremIfpns
Der 5orbsielien os Nsiimilationen al
Seber.
10. Jorbi be life er 2tarias til Ea-
%murr6oioer.
II. 5orbi De life beuirter aUalme
Wnpen, eIer irriterer 9armene eaer BE-
pirfer imerteIulbe Gff5rinser.
II. 5oroi be renter bele Spiiemet,
renter 8looet Os regulerer Qeoeren Oa
Wapen.
ct. 8ntrid5 Bius i9lses al Drug
glitter us 6anolenoe meb Wteoiciner 10,
rs Gents pr. 9gite, fem 9gFer for 81
Sab insen ouertule big iii al bra9t
noget nnbst Sloos, fereno BIZ bar for.
isgt 81. 8otrids; naar ou bar siort bet
pil bu life pare tilfreos meb npset anbet
Webicin.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Woman's Relief.

gerben bar insen Sorser, iom Stint
fen life fan linbre, snten be frioer fig
fra leSemlise, aanoelise eIer morallte
Nnriaser. Staberen bar neblagt / 9tas
turens 8ise 2esemioler fur bpert eneite
lesemlise Sloebefinoenoe. s uminbelise
3iber bar btsie Mioler lisset ubruste
paa @runb al Wennel fenes llpibenbeo,
us i enbnu lansere Tib bar man iff(
taset bet rinseite 9enipn til 9piabernes
Speopmme. aoinberne bar nnret feet
neo paa iom MGnoenes Slaper ps lin.
oerprcneoe, % De bar liot meset al bru:
tale Manos SeniDnslssbeo. S Der
ienere 2ib FAR SioenIfaben taset mere
Senipn iii &pinbernes Suasbeber, oe
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription e,
ct Mibbel, Iom furerer be Smerter oe
aifreftenbe Sp9oomme, lom @pinber
ftabis er uoIat for. Favorite Pre-,
scription er bet enefte Webicin for 8oin.
Der; bet ielses at 9russiiter meo Der
utrptfelise @aranti fra Gabritanten, al
bet pil pirfe tilfrebsitilenoe / bueri
eneite 1ilfaloe, buis lite, sipes Bensen'
tilbase. 9enue @aranti er trpft pat
Dm1aset af buer 5laife os bar paret
operholot / manae Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

era Nba, Winu, Ifrioer en- Nbonncut Iaa
Ieoes; Set Tan tanfie pore Here at mine
SanosmGnb | Horman gpuntp, Der life flen.
Der til, OF :. y. 2drion er aanbioat for
gcuntD Nttornep gmbeoet. Seq oil oeripr
Der tilaoe mig at siuc no9le faa SplDsniHs
ger.
pr. 4orion bar / Here Nar f~refuenteret
college & 2op S6ool", FAINT praftiieret 8
a War icm Sasisrer Der / Bpen, iua man
Aar bait COB NHlebnins til at ie mo til bans
9pstiabeo iom Suriit, oa ban bar punoet |
mango ~paniielise Eager liseoperfor Here Of
Nabobpernes ~lintete aouotater. 5 moralIf
SenieenSe ftaar ban bsit, % bar bunoet
niansioloise Yenner baaoe blanbt i'm esen
Nation cs 2piterne. Rau bnroe berfor. eff.
fsr MN 0tenine, femme for BAN til gm,
oecet; les trpr, ri buree o9ioa sjgre liot for
'ore esue 2anbsm9no. u.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
en- Sen al 9ooe W9Ho.
3enmarf, 9incoln Co., 8anias.

NtIHIuII, LIHVUHI GU NuIIu..
vi babe en- nte9et ter CONNER. Corn or
Der life moi al / Gincoln gpuntp pao !an9t
nGr. 9erimoo par Speoen goo; Ben 9iuer
sjennewinltlis 90 Suibels pr. Were p8 er al
bebite &ualitet. &rtien er rsIaa COB, men
Der bar life iaaet paa n,eget NOR iaa utesel
Spebe, iom ot pleier at Iaa. Ser er ct tort
oanit Settlement; be fsri.e S~ettlere Der uar
Sanlfe os Tom / 1870, iioen ben 3io er Der
fontmet Here bpert Nar.
2anoet er al COB Seitaffenbee, soot gano,
en- Del Stou os 2 8ulminer.
=. = Seniou.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Saninas, Minr., Soe Git. 1888.

8. Sc, Saugen irefuentereoe / Here Nor
Normal, Sfolen / Wanfatp, 1oorfra ban oi-
mitereoes neo 9Gre. Com Glen ppiplote
ban fine Elister meo 5rpifab, Sntegiseuce
os 9rpueisbeo. Seq Jet, at 5reebprn gountp
itaar / Sesreb neo at paige BAN til gouutp
Superintendent Of Shopis. Bna @runo at
NIT aienoitab til BAN. narer ies insen 6pil
ON, at ban er opstis os parois til bette Ont.
beoe, % at bets Hllster oii of bam blipe
oaretasne paa en- tilfrebsitilenoe Maabe, -
I'll 9Gre for BAN ielp og til 6oroel for
Stolen. s.. 8. WcGlearp,
State Institute Conductor.