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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06

Governor Fitzhugh Lee received
the following letter from a King
George man few days ago:
KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA,
June %. 1888. !
TO His ErceIIeacy GOrernOr Lee
address your Excellency on a
subject of Importance to me as a
taxpayer and citizen, and indeed
to every one. Can parties in the
city of New York, sitting in their
private rooms and using a current
of human electricity pass through
the atmosphere and come over in
the state of Virginia and torture
and rob and threaten with death
a citizen and a taxpayer, and this
torturing and robbing and threat
ening with death go on incessant-
ly?
ask your Excellency if the
state Will not aid taxpayer in a
persecution like that, when they
cripple his resources by constantly
robbing him, killing his poultry,
his hogs and his plough horse l
will explain their motive to your
Excellency. This human electrici.
ty came into the world at my birth
IN this country, and was carried off
by scientific men called in to at.
tract it from the child and Its
mother. 1t subsequently fell into
the hands of influential though bad
men, who experimental, made dis.
coveries and went into active op.
Grafton. They quickly learned
that they could, by becoming
charged themselves, send invisible
current through the atmosphere
any distance, taking human life or
kill farmers stock in any part OF
the country by initiating the symp.
toms of any known disease. They
kill men in public lite, and the
world will never know how many
they have killed 10 private lite.
have done my utmost to attract
the worlds attention to this new
agent employed in secret murder,
and have these Williams arrested
and punished, but have found it
impo ssible through the efforts OF a
single person, and if the state Of
Virginia would help me. she would
not only protect her own citizens
lin King George alone | could men,
tion the names OF ten or twelve
persons whose lives were taken by
this human electricity but obtain
security for life for the entire hu-
man family, This is accurate in.
formation as they have an expert
expIoyed who telegraphs to me
necessarily relating his operations
in the boldest manner-this hu.
man electricity being a perfect
telegraph without a wire. Their
motive for prosecuting me consists
in their having realised upon it.
With great respect,
OSCAR ID. JOHNSTON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
Nelroes Turned White.

There are living within a few
miles of this place two colored men
who have gradually changed from
the sable hue OF the African race
to that of the white. The younger
negro first cast off his dusky skin
and when the transmogrification
was complete became as white as
any one. His father is now under
going the same shedding process
This is an actual tact, and the
quondam colored citizens are seen
on our streets nearly every week
Madison IN. CO. Leader.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
EXPECTANCY.

DO you hear him anywhere :
Death is coming
He Will steal along the air,
He will clutch you unaware,
And the drumming
Of your heart alone will say
On what day.
His is mem'ry of the best,
All the bligl ter
lie can turn the whitest breast,
When he chills it for long rest,
Even winter,
And no one escapes his view
Then, can you
Do you ever stop to think
o, the sorrow
That no matter how you shrink
From the graves appalling brink,
Some tomorrow
Holds a horror for your brow,
Named: "Just now p
Death will be no far-oif dread,
Wrath unpleasant,
Bat he'll bend his ghostly head,
Mayhap, DER your midnight bed;
Briefest present,
Will be yours, and you will cry,
al must die "
with your eyes in dark eclipse,
Growing binder,
You will wish your stifi7ning lips,
Freezing to their fading tips,
Had been kinder.
That no idle, angry word
God had heard.
But it will be late, too late,
To be better;
Good and evil, love and hate,
In the balances must wait,
And a fetter
Bind your bosom's beating core
EyermOre.
Do you see death anywhere :
He is coming
He will clutch you unaware,
And despite your gasping prayer,
Stop the drumming
OfyOur heart; beware beware !
He Is coming,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
u U X 4 KA II o Sc,
JOS. +. HOLTZAAN, Proprietor,
EDINBURG, VA.

This new and commodious hotel Is now
open for the reception Of guests. Every
thing is new from basement 10 attic, and
was built with view TO making it one Of
the most comfortable and attractive hotels
in the Valley. The rooms are fitted up
with all modern improvements in farni-
ture. The office and dining room are
handsome, large and comfortable.
No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish the table with all that can tempt
the appetite and give perfect satisfaction.
Charges will be very moderate, and
guests can rest assured that all will be
done to make their stay comfortable and
enjoyable.
A iirst-class livery is attached TO the
hotel. tDec. l6. '7-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for i'm
provements in old ones, Caveats Iafrings-
ments, Trade Marks and all patent busi
ness promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED'may still. in most cases, be
patented by us. Being opposite the U. ..
Patent Office aud, engaged in Patent
business exclusively, we can secure pat
ents in less time than those who are 70.
mote from Washington.
When inventors send model or sketch
we make search in the Patent Office, and
advise as to its pateptability, free o.
charge. Correspondence conhdentiA I;
fees reasonable, aud no charge unless
patent is obtained.
We refer by permission 70 the Cit,
Postmaster, and to the Superintsndsats o.
the Post Office Money Order Division n
Washington. For special references .
circular, advice, terms, &C., address
c. A. SNOW e. CO.,
Opposite Paent Office Washington. Dso
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
A LITTLE HEROINE.

"I'll 60 and try my fortune with
Uncle Robert" SAID Jack. "Bess
and Maria failed because he could
not stand girls with such fine
ideas; but l won't trouble him
that way. The old fellow is all
right if one only stirs him up in
the right way"
"My child" said the gentle
Mrs. Raymond, 81 do not like to
hear you speak in that bOyish, rude
manner. | tear your uncle would
have less patience with you than
your sisters. NO, he does not in
tend to forgive me, and we will
make no further advances"
"Oh, yes he will, dearie !" and
Jacks curly head buried itself IN
the mothers shoulder, cOaxingly.
"Do let me try to win the obstinate
old-well, there, then-to win our
honored relative to proper sense
OF his Obligations toward his only
sister and her interesting family.
How will that do, eh Now,
mother, don't shake your head so /;
it's no use. Why did you give me
boys name and bring me up on
tops and marbles if you want me
to be a real girl7"
at was your fathers wish, you
know, dear. He was so grievOus-
ly disappointed that he had no
son. But Jacqueline is not a boys
name," Mrs. Raymond shook her
head smilingly at her wayward
daughter.
"NO, but Jack IS; and I'm never
called anything else," that young
lady replied, triumphantly, with an
obstinate little shake of the jetty
curls that gave such piquancy to
her bright face. "If father were
only here he would let me try any
thing that would take the burden
from of your shoulders, and, now
that he is dead, uncle must surely
forgive you for marrying against
his wishes. What right had he to
have wishes, anyhow -
"He was my only living relative
and guardian" answered Mrs.
Raymond, who was always ready
to excuse her brothers harsh treat,
ment.
"Well, mother, do let me &c
beard the lion in his den, the
Douglas in the hail." said Jack,
gaily. "You know we must dc
something, tor we can get no work
OF any kind in this place, though
we've tried so faithfully"
Dwell, 90, my dear, and l shall
pray for your success" said the
gentle mother.
Mr.. Robert DOran sat covering
beside a dull, spiri tless fire, one
spring morning. His room was
dusty and disOrdered, though its
furnishing was good and even
luxurious. lie looked moody and
discOntented, as if the wealth that
showed itself in the handsome sur
rOundiDgs brought no pleasure to
its owner. Perhaps he was think
ing of the sister who had once
made sunshine IN the now gloomy
home, and wished that his pride
would let him beg her to come
back and care for him in his dreary
old age.
A tap at the door aroused him.
"Who is it ?" he demanded, iu
surprise, for the servants never
came unsummOned.
The door opened slowly and a
bright face peeped IN.
"Its Jack Raymond at your ser
vice, uncle,' and in the venture
some girl walked, and stood before
him.
She wore a long ulster, closely
buttOned to the throat, where {
standing collar and a neat blacl
tie showed themselves, while OF
the short, glossy cOrls was
jaunty "Derby," guiltless of an
trimming save the simple mascu
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06

Says an old postoflice Official,
telling how to stamp a letter; :;
"Why, tho envelope ought to be
licked, not the stamp. If you lick
the envelope and then apply the
stamp, it will stick, sure. IT you
lick the stamp you are liable to
carry away all the mucllage on
your tongue, or so much that the
stamp will fall off. Many a letter
has reached the Dead Letter Office
because the sender licked the
stamp instead of the envelope.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
nR. B. f. MAPHIS & BRO.
.-Dentists.

0yTIcEss Woodstock and saunsville, Virginia.
In Woodstock 1st and 3rd weeks Of each
month. In Saumsville 2nd and 4th weeks.
Those in need of first-class Dentistry at
moderate prices, will do well TO call.
Full sets Of artificial teeth from 800 to
$500, $500 and $1,000.
Pure gold filings from sl.25 to $1,000
Silver filings from 70 cts. 20 $500.
Artificial teeth put mp on solid gold,
gold and celleloid combination, celleloid
and rubber plates.
Gold and porcelain riveting, clasps, &c.
Special attention given to filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth, and correcting
the Irregularities. All work warranted first
class. Teeth extracted absolutely without
pain by the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
May 10, '54-0.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
nR A. MA RTIN,

Respectfully informs the public that
ne has resumed the practice Of his pro-
sssion orders left. al the store OF Z. J:
Frayel, in Woodstock. wilireceiye pro-
mpt attention
May Is, '34-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06

Mf you use my mixture once"
said a patent medicine dealer,
"pm sure you will never use any
other.r mo-" was the reply, I'll
don't suppose / ever would"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06

Mill Rewarded are those who read
HlnnIV this and then act they will
lUl find find, hon hGno5osle a. .. employment 9l FDo1t
their homes and families. The profits are
large and sure for every industrious per
son, many have made and are now making
several hundred a month. IL is easy for
anyone to make s. and upwards per day,
who Is willing to work. Either sex, young
or old capital not needed ; we start you.
Everything new. No special ability re-
quired you, reader, can do it as well as
any one. Write to us at once for full par
ticulars, which we mail free. Address
Stinson g. Co., Portland. Maine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
A G. wYNKOOP,

A G.. wYNKOOP,
ATT o NEY AT Law,
AND RB1L ESTATE AGENT,
WOODSTOCK VA,
VIII practice in the Courts, of .Shenan-
doah aud adjacent counties.
Special attention given 10 the collection
OF claims and all legal business entrusted
to his care.
Will be in Mt. Jackson on Friday and
Saturday, before the 2nd Tuesday Of each
> month, at DR.. L. II. JOrdan's Office.
May Is, '54-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06

KoBr. ,. WALKER. JSo. L. KELLER
HTALKER ,& KELLER.
w ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
WooDsTocK, VIRGINIA.
tE- Office on Court Street.
One member of the firm will be in Mt.
jackson from 3 o'clock Thursday after
pOon, until Saturday night of each week.
Office over Irwin's Drug Store.
Nay 'Sl-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
A PRINCE OF CRANKS.

HE CHARGES PARTIES IN NEW
YORK WITH SENDING ELECTRIC
ITY THROUGH THE AIR AND
THEREBY KILLING PERSONS AND
POULTRY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
SHENANDOAH HERALD
ADVERTISING RAlEs.

One column, Ole year. 10000
Half o0.oO
Quart. = 800
Eighth" 1900
One square Que year, 1000
Local Notices sperlineoyei100, : 6cts
1" " less /" l0cts
Legal ads. 2 2squares(4 $50
Additional squares, 100
Sales not exceeding 3 90. (4w.) $40
Additional ice
squaresin legalno osicessndsalesl ain. each
All other squares inch.
Professional cards, ] 50. ons year, 10 90
Number rofinsertionsmast Of be markedo on
manuscript or they will be charged until
forbid.
No local notices inserted for less than 2se
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
Ga Penn. Ave. through to COS B St..
Opposite Bait. and Potomac r. X. Depot
INGTON, d Cs
gU- MEALS Al ALL HOURS.

This house is not only noted for the best
80 CENT MEAL!
in the city, but to the public generally.
t8-The bar is we'll stocked with the
best brand Of Liquors, Wines, Beer and
Cigars that can be had.
PARTICK MOORE, Proprietor.
Oct. 81, 's7-lv.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14
Narm ttlSaIas.

Ten sr 10 aerts tor, 40 Geres meo soo
Ston, Reitsu er Slaat o. yrdirte. Bda 3
Banter er ben inoeiluttet al Sncfser meo
goot Sdao. Ter er ct 9oot Bdnntu9sbus
% en- M 2aoe paa 4anoet og andre nohuie.
Der CT osiaa en- goo drugthaue, iom foite
War aao at fis go 8uihefS SGbler. Ter er
oaioa piioe syruatsr, BlomHer og Slnorier
/ Sunoreoepis al Bnibels, iom iRisss bpsrt
War Der til soo Era. 5armeu er osida aoot
~beligsenoe. Ten or Z NRtie fra Worris ueo
81. 1aul & Manitoba R'p, 4 yttle fa
Cirrus Deb 9. 3 & .. I'm, . Naile fra
Sobuions Siourmsle, III Yii ira TO tore
Ririer, Spnooeus os Roniereniens, en- gail
fro Siolehus % IL dRil ira Raih y. o.
9aHoet er Ho. / meo 9suipH I'll 8uaittet, os
Snoigerue inoeboloer Oct beoite Sano o. or
soot ~fpripueoe meo Sit al torlilenige cor.
ter. 7et er ben beoiie Stodtarm | 3oDn Of
,Sremneis, SteueHs Co, Yltuu. Seq tan
giue Refereuess, buis noeeu sHIter bet. Brit
ZEN CT $40 pr. We're. t5or nGrmere Cplps,
utnser beuuenoer man Ig til easr ittiuer III
9. VI. Boite,
ga. Nprris, RtHn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14

Beberic n.-Dst faloer / min tuu9e Sob
at betlenotelgre for frapGrenoe SlG9t o9
Benner, at bet bebaseoe CUB / lin Sisoom at
bortfaloe fra bette 4ip ueo en- baitis % brat
-4go boz elfteae MM8eeeF- 9#ateftite 44eeeffeii,
fgot Sanien, co Dor prsite 8roosr THEODORE
Teoerion, be bleu be9ge foulte al 8ul8as
HatteH til ben 1Soe Sebr. 1888.
Nooer Dor fgot / Sepnagers Hrefe9lelo
paa Saoelano, Norse, o. oar IA Aar CANT
mel; 5beooore par iget l Green Co, 8is,
81 Anr sammel. Beeraoelien foresif ueo
Nteni9beoens 8~irtesaaro ueo Otis @rooe,
5rantltu Co., Soma, 21oe 5ebr. 1888.
Gn flor Sfare al SlGgt o9 Senuer fnl9te
oeres li6ite Geunin9er til 8raoer, boor Dor
5aoer Ole Teoerlen allereoe 4 War foruo
bpiler / Soroens Sflgo.
Sa Serre, naar Eioen or omme,
"a taloer ou ilur oine 6romme
Era Strioen / Seroen til 5reoen,
Sra Spilen / 9rapen I'll 8lRoen.
Gil Vile, lom uar os b~eblelpeli9e oeo BE
9raoelien, oil lea paa mine lantt mine SBos
ltenoes Se9ne berpeo nIl9gse min blertelislte
Sat.
Calender, g8sbiter Co., Srpa, Ste Warts
1888. y. Yeoerion.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14
Eli "1eeorabs YoitcnS"
Hcoafttou!

Soas reg bill ienoe ct Bar Orb fra Ysiten;
gttn Renins u,eo bette er rent uo iorrsftsn
Ut isnoe en- 3ai for ben ~moripmms BOG,
Som pi | YrRmie fra 7sm mootos.
0eus Raun er "5arpeu"; ri liter ben soot;
On Spgse / quiet ueo ben ri bar iaat.
Sper 5reoas for os er iuIs it9nois en- Jet
lbi "Poiteu", "Seb arnen", Den iommer iom
gi9ft.
vi l9ier nsiastist bpert ereiie Orb,
Samlet | Slot irins aigifeiets Bpro.
ON 8uomuuo paa @rinoal ri lRler msb
Smil:
Rorit er bans Serb, % nori, er bans stil.
Ser bar ri Sinter meo Stormpiuo, Sne'
%tapler;
9utterne paa fine gsslti TRAILER.
De faloer / Batfen, raar Soppet sr bpit,
Reu ielp for "Sitinser" bet IA n BIZ for
hrpit.
Wan ntaa ia tiltatie meb Sne paa lin Rps,
Naar Soppet er felt. os Seien er ting.
Nei Zig en- Sinter ri iaa Ell paa I9nse,
5ulot cp Of Sne, men imaat NOT for Yense;
gRen ri iaar lepe / Saab ps / 9rp,
gr Stnteren baarb, tan Sommeren bli so'.-
0aar Sneen iIp9ter meo &ulben iaa bitter,
% Saarblomt iom 2psali bag @raaitenen
litter.
vi 2ptte os 5remsans snIfer jes glabet;
Dor Sreo os bort Senitab bet bar lite
faoet;
Nei toertom; bet bploer Ell 5rRtte, ei Splio
9ets Zone er altib iaa penIis, iaa bib.
Os hpis MI NIT Brep iii en- Ylaos / bit Blab,
"a piloe jeg ittterlis isle mig slab.
8. Sbenbolt.
Bropteu, Rinneiota.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14

8ulton. - Serueo befienotsipres for
SlG9t os Ysnrsr. at Oct bebnseoe Sub / i'm
Sisoom at portable fro bette I'll ct beorG
SIem bisict Dor ilRre elIieoe Sgn Martin
Sanisn / en- aloer al 4 War. 8 Rnareoer oa
2 Tiger, efter en- og en- bolo Eoss baaroi
Spgeleie, Den Ste 5ebruar 1888. Ssrreu anp,
Serreu tpe, Serrens Sapu pGre lopst. Als,
ION oar os beblGlpeliS uro Besrapellen, tat
les pda BET blerteIt9ite. S9rIis Italics Ba
tor oolietb for be 5rsitens Orb, ban talte
Sgraebuiet o. peo 9rapen. 5reo meo buus
Stso, uelii9net pGre bans Yiiuoe.
Bart Rtper, Walib Co., Tat lite 5ebr.
Saus 8. Sultan.
NSler 8. Sultan.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14
st ~Sprgebuoifab fra
Worolano.
Bropteu, Rinneiota.
Stl "Gecprab Soften!

Al "&ecDraps Yolten"!
Sra Iorse bar jes netOp mobtusei
greo, buoraf jes ier, at en- isrselis
ulpfte besparre after bar ramn,et ST.
iterne ube paa 5iifeuaret Ssrianb i
8eiteraalen. Som Ri erinbrer fra NOR
tie 8labe, omfom 10 Manb unber ct
5orlis ben 15be Sanuar forrise Iar.
Saar ben 2Obe Sanuar fanbt after 10
Manb fin GRAB | 8slserne, fra famine
Steb os paa famine 8labs, osiaa uns
Der Soriss paa at rebbe fine &ebifaber.
Ste en- al 8aabens 10 Wanbs Select
ming Tom tilbase for at sipe llnberrets
ming IN Wariasen til ben isrselise 9ilz
oraselle. Set er tunse Stsb for be
sienlepenbe Slastninse os @enner at
lasse fine &iare bort | en- iaaban Grab.
8repfriperen flyer, at samle Solserien
fob nebe peo Ssen ben belle Dag ipeis
benbe no oper Sapet meb fine samle
matte Zine for mulisens at Opbase ct
Stint af ben Baab, bpuri bans @lebe,
Stoltbeb os GlberbOms Srsit befanbt
fig, nemlis bans 8 ssnner, men ban
funbe Sntet ie. Dm gftenen fom en-
tantret 8aab bripenbe op unber 2anb,
BET bar Solseriens 8aab, ben ban bapoe
ipeibet efter ben bele Dag. Sapet bar
lust bans Ssnner os Tom MI ifpuenoe
opunber 2anb meb be 8rebber, Tom bar
baaret Ssnnerne ube / iaa mansen
Scamp mob bet oprbrte Sau.
Selmer Solserien, SBuebsmanb paa
ben furulpffeoe Baab, bar samle SOls
seriens albite Ssn, en- Jung os elFpers
big Manb meb sobe &unbifaber. Gan
5apbe gnbeit at bet belle Soft, os, iaas
mart bans Ilber ti0ob bet, blep ban
itoen &ommrnet betroet Here 2tuloss
6peru. 9eb fibfte StOrtbinsspals bar
ban en- at @alsmanbene for @Orolanbs
4n,t, os i 5ormanbfabet bar ban baft
Sebe | lere Iar.
9e to pnsre 8rsbre lisnebe ben elore
/ st os gift. Be bar ale tire Sorels
orenes @lebe os Joltets Saab. Sou
itaar bet samle Yar ti(base / geroen
barnlss. 3robs fit sobe nbfomme, pil
be piit albris mere finoe en- slab Sag
ber paa Sorben. 81 beIer pil be slemme
2Obe Sanuar iaar, ba bet u%barmbiertise
Dab rspebe beres SsnnerI os lenbte benz
/ 9pbet til 5sbe for 5iitene. Se andre
Z al ben forulpffeoe 8eiatnius bar til
oels Manb, Der bar Suitruer os 8srn
tilbase / Sors os 5attisbom, FAINT Ssns
ner, Der bar isrsenoe Sorelore ps 81
fenbe, iom besreoer 9abet af Spn ps
Brooer.
SapwarS, 2is. % Jebr. 1888.
s. Mortenion.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14

Sallpe / 5jsist. Taa @aaroen
SanOuis Sutab Sosn, &Omsbalen,
'iotrat efter bpab Der berettes "5rams
gang, en- ijelben 8esiuenbeo. Om
S0eloen baobe 8ubeien life luffet SIPS
sIaase1, men fun last libt Mss | Gabs
ah'Sen. On Natten baobe iaa en- flor
eaipe traplet inb siennem @lussen, us
10 JeHten Tom IND 5iSiet ON Murses
@'' lao Saupen / en- tom Baas os
sI't0e ls tilsobe meb en- SSne, ben
sU0Oe 9erttet neb at @aslen. Senten I'll
FRat Sle paa llbpret os trosbe, bet pa,
aaS. s fin fore 5Orlfratfelie lst
'4a 10, men bapbe bog Ganosnerue
m''e not til at luffe Dpren, os IND til
p'anoen, Der enbnu life par oppe, oe
suU pam itpnbe fig til 5iSiet, ba beriat
@ao | en- af Baaiene. Manben, Wup
WY Sanoois, bab Senten lsbe ben ii
s'uSser % paste paa, iaa Mitfel iff'
t~p 10 ben Bel. Os 9lnbsrs bar lit,
- oa' at fOmnle i 8userne, sreb el
~ SVuoe lom fob peb Saanben % lsl
~. o J. Ser saO ban fig frog itai
~, Vaupeu. Wen bet bar BAN plen
s" .a',s' at faa slas paa ubpret, be
'''Vs0e % iprat mart bib % mart bio
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14

Sosie.-Serueo befIenotslpres for frape'
renbe SlGst os Senner, at bet beba9eoe ben
aloiie Cub at portable ira bette Sto til ct
beore min elIteoe Sultru Wagreta 6o9nalesa
batter Walbeimspen / en- Nloer al 3S War.
Sun osoe paa Sarielien9. eiterlaoenoe mig
meo s Bsrn fra 4 til IA Nar san1le, lom be
,arRoer Eabet al en- Bnltellfenoe Dfooer.
Syreb meo DIT Stgp, oeliiauet bore BIT
Winoe. Sibitleben 1Sbe Sftober ogoe Dor
lille 9atter Bertina II Waaneoer sammel.
Webiter y. g., 9Gp 60, 9af.
Torfel 8. Sosie.
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gu berprat SGgcs V~orifriit.

81. 6. 3. Seurp, Chicago, 81, Der
bar prattiieret ium Sage | mango Iar,
itriuer: Sibite Iaar pleiebe ies at 70.
reNriue Papillon (Clarkes extract of
flax) SkinC Cure / 40 a so 3ilfeloe, o8
lea fienSer life ct eneite 9ilialbe, buOr
bet Sloa fell. Seq fienber intet 9ase.
mipoel, leg bar iaaban 2illo til: Sef
belbreSer ale Slass Subipsoomns.
Tilialas uueralt for $1.0O pr. SLATE
eIIer isnbt ueo Mootaselien at Sriien.
g 0ecorab Dos 6. 5. 8eller. Paplaon
Company, Chicago. 81. (a)
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Mpberlanbene
Worgc.

,rufuet. Sra MObalen fripes til
..~s,,bloost" ON en- isrselis rllpffe,
sst saarcmanbsiSn SObnnnes o. OF
.,,aso Oa gisea Snsa SO5amnesbatter
a.1,eoai falot siennem Sien Os oruf'
~, 0auuts Gut bar iammen mso
:. ,rSre Gutter paa Del til GftenFOlen.
rft,r benz fom to Senter, Der baube
.r,t iapinbeforeninsen. 9eien lasbe
5, oper ct tilirOsiet 8anb. 8ommen
~ til stranoen fob Der en- &ielfe, iOnl
a,nterns iatts fig paa os bab @utterne,
y, bapoe sfsiter paa, ffupe &jelten
;,,,rr. timber 2atter os Munterbeo bar
st ba benuper Sien; men fSr be pibte
0rSet al, laa be ale / ganbet. 5olt
nm, itrar til; men, imiblerfio bar be to
.,rrte aaaebe thumbs, os, ba Msrfet
rso bet FANNIE falbt paa, bar al Sssen
Troiapes. 8en nete Days Morsen
.,of man be nps iaa lipsslabe unse Op
ion Sig.
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Suart Sfibop. 9rOnbbiemsblabei
'GasspOiten" mebbeler:
6urleben Dag iatte en- befienbt Gil
lpber Der fra 8Den - @uitau Bpe
Sblen - ca. II Iar sammel, ubOuer
en- Stprtnins / Narbeoen at bet iaa.
lalSte "@ramffaret", i 8pmarfen oa
slOroe berunoer ct 2ensbebOp, Der efte,
f0rstnsen Opmaalins uiite fig at uo'
slSrs pmfrins " ipp os iptti =
JOB.
Get er piitnof bet lGn9ite sop, ION
til cato er siOrt al nosen Sfilsber Re,
ia Spen.
Os BERTH fommer, at ban lsb ipei
aSsn Sfiitap.
Otter at BABE flaret Soppet, bar bel
aosn oibere afiteb / fpsenbe 5art neb'
aosr ben bratte 81 tat nebenunber Stu.
pt.
@uitap 8pe bar man en- al bore
Vote Sfilsbere, Der moi nil Hare fig
aaunturrancerenb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-14

1OoSfaIo.

Sii-7et CT blepen min tuuse Bliet mso
Sorsens Semoo at MATTE hsileuotaisre for
SlGat % Senner. at le9 fiofleoeH ste Rarts
mifteoe min iuoeriis fore 3diter Susebora
1sn aar sarnmsl, sfter fun 8 Eages Spae'
leie. Yin iuDerligite Iai til De Ranse, ION
bite i'm Teltaselie peo berioes Badre, til
atrtsus Sangior, Der mgote frtm atrfeT,
% til Raitor gasen, iom iorrstteoe peo Be'
srapelieu. 3unst bar label, men osrren
gap, Serren tpg, Serreus Eapu p9re lopet!
3ecorab, Soma, soc Rarts 1883.
Iolef Eif.