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The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

TIE fact that George .tull and
Treasurer Farrall have subscribed
their names TO Il manifesto i'm which
they attempt to show, by the gross
est misrepresentation and falSelluod
that they arc perfect little angels
while the Press is guilty of all kinds
of crimes. will not help them i'm their
desperate efforts to retain the offices
they NOW dishonor. Without going
into details. we deny the whole fabri-
cation Of lies to which they put their
am and will say that our books. i'm
which every item furnished stark
county is charged. are open to the ill.,
spection of every voter in the county
and we court Il full investigation.
But Treasurer Farrah is somewhat
eXcusable for putting his name to the
false statements written Ivy Aud, us
he is like putty in the hands of the
latter and whatever he says Mr.. Far
rall does without Il murmer. He is
50 completely under the influence of
Aud that it might he said the latter
run both Offices. However. it will
be interesting to the voters of Stark
county to know why Auld issued his
manifesto with the signature of his
yassal attached in the hope of giving
IL cnn,n u-airbt md eni,11.,,, .I
truth, virtually admitting that his
signature alone would carry with it
very little weight. Several weeks
ago we informed Treasurer Farrah
that Register of Deeds .Auld was
guilty OF charging people for recorl-
ing fees more than the law allowed
him and that his attention had been
called to the fact by his being COM
PEELED to refund OF reduce the fees
charged for certain recording. AS a
matter of fact we knew at the time
this conversation was had with Far
rah that he would go directly to Aud
with it and later developments proved
that he did, which we intended he
should. Since then .Auld has been
living in mortal fear of the matter
being made public and it worked on
his guilty conscience to such an ex.
tent that he finally decided to scare
us out of exposing his acts by maxim.
the charges above referred TO. Will
the assistance Of Treasurer Farrah
who lent his name to the scheme af
ter being informed of what Aud WA:
doing. which shows how completed,
he is under Aull's thumb. We nov
make this statement without fear o
successful contradiction and in orde
that the public may know just wha
kind of a man holds the Office of reg
lister of deeds, then if he and tn,
treasurer are reelected the peopl,
will do so knowing the facts befor,
they vote for them: George Aud. a
present holding the Office of registe
of deeds i'll Stark county has. at inter
walls, since he assumed the dutie
of the office been guilty of charsin;
different persons for recording froll
twenty to fifty cents more than he i
allowed by law on certain deeds an
~ such over charges has added mate
rally to the elmoluments of tile Office
which now amount to from ten to Fl.
teen hundred dollars a e the c,
cess charges coming directlylfrom til
the pockets of those who were info,
tunate enough to come within Ii
grasp. We have deeds in our po
session, with the fees Endorsed in NJ
Auld's own hand writing, to pro,
the above and if there is one vot
who doubts this OF is inclined to ]
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR OCT.
st. Paul Grain and Provisions.

st. faul Grain and Provisions.
Wleat-No. ! hard. Si.M bid: No ! Northern,
Sill bid: No. ? Northern. 81 o6 bid.
Corn-No. j. 43c bid.
oats-No. > mixed. 26tsc bid a;1sc asked: year.
2'c asked: No. ; white. aslsc bid: No. , white.
21c asked.
Barley-No. :. Gsc bid.
Ryc-No. =. Csc bid.
Ground Feed-SlG.25 asked.
Corn Meal-S16.a5 asked.
~Bran-Sll.50 asked for sack.
Bailed Observation-Disclosures, S675 bid, 500
asked.
Potatoes-25c bid. 3Oc asked.
Eggs-ac bid; Pic asked.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
NOT so BAD AS REPORTED.
The Victims of the Calais Steamboat Eek
plosion Number Two Instead of O

TIC Nlctllms OF TIC C;t1afS Ex-
plosion Number Two Instead of o
CALAIS. Oct. 1s.---Thc explosion of the
boilers of the Vile DE Calais caused the
utmost alarm throughout Calais. The
report was deatening and hundreds of
windows We're shattered by the shock of
the explosion. Two persons We're killed
outright and a large number injured.
some of whom will die.
In addition to the two men who were
known to be killed by the explosion on
the steamer Vile de Calais. it is found
that a much larger number were killed.
Portions of a dozen bodies have been
found about the quays. Much damage
was also done to the shipping in the Vi
cinity.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
BLAINE AT NEW ALBANY.
He Takes Occasion in His Speech to Cor
rect Mills and Secretary Fairchild.

III AAhS ''IpVS&Il W SOI-
rect Mills and Secretary Fairchild.
NEW ALBANY. Ind. Oct. l6.--Mr.
Blaine spoke for half an hour to big
audielce i'll the Peoples theatre here.
The procession was small owing to the
rain.
Mr.. Blaine took occasion to show from
the Congressional Record that MIR. Hav-
ermyer did go before the ways and
means committee and that as the result
rf that visit the sugar standard was
changed from No. IL to No. 1G. thus
giving the sugar trust the benefit of
about $4,000. 0oo. He also referred again
TO Secretary Fairchild' action in loaning
money to the National banks without
interest. and said the secretary's only
defense SO far had been that the banks
had not made as much ont of the trans
action rs he (Blainc) had estimated.
Blaine closed his speech. The party left
for LAFAYETTE. Ind,
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
H BIG BARBECUE.

Ten Thousand People Gather at Shelby
willie, Inc to See and HcarJudgc Thur.
man.
SHELBYvILLE. Ind. Oct. 15.-Prob-
ably 10000 people We're here to-day ia
hear and see Judge Thurman. and at
tend the barbecue. The Old Roman could
not shake any of the visitors by the hand
on account of a lame arm. the result
of too much Misunderstanding. Judge
Thurman praised the administration of
President Cleveland and spoke briefly
of the tariff. and closed with the re-
mark that upon the state of Indiana de-
pended the result of the election.
whether we shall continue to have a
good. honest Democratic government.
OF whether we shall be opposed by a
policy that robs the people sor the bene-
fit of monopolies and cXtortions."
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Reducing the Copper Output.

Boston. Mass. Oct. 17.-An order has
been issued by the big French copper
syndicate t. decrease the output of cop
per of American mines. An increase in
price of one-half cent pound is expected
to follow. and it is estimated that l.OOC
miners will be thrown out of employ
mont
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
AN OLD TIME cAlcAGoAN GONE.
"Long john Wentworth, Ex-NIayor Con

gresham, Etc, Passes Away.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE Hon. John
Wentworth. better know as Long
John" a mar as w%ell-known as my in
the West died at $50 o'clock a. IN. MI.
Wentworth was one of Chicago's oldest
residents. and in his day was mayo of
the city. congressman. and editor of the
principal daily papers here. About a
month ago his general health began to
fail and death resulted this morning. as
above stated. Mr.. Wentworth was
seventy-thrce years of age. He leaves
an estate worth at least Sl. 600 600.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Saturday, Obtober 20, lSSS.
Republican County Convention.

All Republican voters of stark
county are requested to meet in cau-
Gus at their respective precincts ON
Monday. October 322ml. I" select dele
gates to Republican convention To
he held ut the school ilollSr in Taylor
Oct. 24tll. lsSS at , O'clock y. IN. I"
nominate county officers as fellows:
One District Attorney.
One Register OF Deeds.
One Treasurer.
One sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Judge of PROBATE.
UMe Coroner.
-Four Justices oi the Peace.
Four Con>tahleS.
CHucriscs to he held i'll the different
precincts as follows: Briticld PIP. IN.
at the depot: south Heart. >. y. In. at
school house: Dickinson. > p. IN. at
Press office; l.chigh ut house of +. +.
>hadduck at j p. M: Gladstone. $50
y. IN. at school house: TAYLOR. $50 T..
M. ut school house: RicllarGton. $50 p.
III. ut depot: Antelope. $50 p. IN. at
section house; Spring Vale 80" p. IN.
at school house. Delegates for the
different precincts have been aplW-
toned as follows: Bcllicld :. South
Heart ,. Dickinson II, Lchigh >,
Gladstone 4. Taylor 4. Relaxation 4,
Antelope 3, Spring Vale Dickinson
primary, ballot box, polls open from
> till i y. m: election board Dick
inson precinct. j. j. Freeman. NJ. +.
klincfeltcr and II. jeff Mcdonald.
Rel. TURNER. Chairm.
l.. II. BoNNlY.
WM. WlLKlNG.
a. b. BERRY.
III. l.. Dickinson.
j. +. NINTON.
Committee.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

w~heat-Octbbe-. s1.lol6: November. Sl.1ols:
December, SLIPS: May. S1.1a76.
Corn-October. $3.50 t4c: November. $3.50
44c;December, 4oAc; May. 3?Lc.
Oats-October. a4lsc; November. 2las al31c;
December. a5ls925Ac; May. aal4c.
Pork-october. sl5: November, sl4.l2%: Decem.
Der. Sl4071a; May, Sl9.35
Lard-october, $50; November, ss.7n7,s: Decela.
Der, sS.1aIa; May. Ss.S.
Ribs-october, $3.50; January, $50
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

WE have neither the time or space
to waste i'm replying to the silly at
lacks of the Herald. 1t has plenty of
time and space to devote to the abuse
of others. but very little for general
or local news.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
SHOT A STRIKER.
An Imported Gripman Uses His Revolver
When Assaulted by a Striker.

When Assaulted by "a Striker.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.--One of the old en-
ployes assaulted a new grip man at tho
Garfield avenue barns about 1890 D. m.
The new man drew q revolver and shot
the striker. The bullet took effect in
the mans leg, wounding him severely.
There was much excitement at the barns.
The names of the parties could no be
learned.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Big Democratic and Republican Parades.
New YORK, Oct. 1S.-The Democrats,
who We're sorrowful becausethe Republi-
cans had secured the permit to have
their great parade on Saturday. Novem-
Der 3D., on the eve of election, are now
jubilant because a permit has been
secured for a Democratic demonstration
of the same kind on the evening of that
day. which they claim Isl better time
Co. Il
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
The Surplus Is Decreasing.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE surplus
in the treasury ut the close of business
was $773,5S6. 156. against $50, 900. 600 last
Saturday, a decrease within the past two
DAYS of $15, 0C0, 200.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

TN. result of the contest from
Stark county, ut the Marnlam cnnven-
ton. Was What every man with cor-
rect ideas of What is right and just
looked for. Take the two caucllssrs
held ut Dickinson and compare the
methods OF elertins delegates to the
county convention which was to send
five representatives TO Malldun. The
straight Republicans held an open
caucus at which the polls were open
for two hours. thus giving every We
ter Il chance to cast his ballot for the
delegates of his choice. On the other
hand the Muywump.U
lie Republicans held Il secret star
chamber council, consisting of six i'll
diyiduals. in Boss .Auld's office and
appointed delegates to suit them
selves. In other parts of the county
the monSrcl party pursued about the
same methods of holding the primary
meetings. Which G. the two methods
would Il fair-mindcd committee OH
credentials he likely to sustain! The
convention stamped its approval on
which it preferred when it seated the
delegation headed by Judge Campbell.
1t was what might have been expect
ell and, we believe. meets with the
approval of nearly all of the Rrpubli.
cans of Stark county. When IL few
office seeking men believe that they
have reached such Il supreme height
of power that they can dictate to /
whole county without giving the peo-
pie amy voice in the preliminary meet,
ings it is time that they should he
taught their real place in the bod,
polite and relegated back to THEN
original nuthingness.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE DROWNED.
An Appalling Disaster Reported by Mai

An Appalling Disaster Reported by Mail
from China.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 14-The China
mail, received here per the steamer City
of Pekin from Hong Kong and Yoke
hama, reports a disastrous flood near
Fang-shan-hsien, in the vicinity of Pc
kin. The night of Aug. 10 seven and a
half inches of rain fell in Pekin, and i'm
mense volumes Of water collected in the
ravines about Licn-li-ho and suddenly
broke in upon twenty villages. More
than 10000 people We're drowned and a
large number of draught animals.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

ments have been made for the compile
ton of the Masonic temple building in
this city. The building will cost up
wards of 500. 900, and will be the finest
of the kind in the territory.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
The Not he Made Known.

New YORK. Oct 1S.--The match be-
tween Jake kilrain and an "%unknown.'
put forward by a syndicate. seems to
have come to end. according t o advices
from Montreal. The syndicate refuses
to name their man, and the whole mat
ter has been dropped.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
CRITICISED BY M'kINLEY.
The Noted Republican Delivers IL Tariff
Sro.nl ~ l;un;,.nA

Speech Mt Cincinnati.
CINC1NNATTI, Oct. 11.-Hon. William
Mckinley addressed an audience of 1000
people for an hour last night at the
Princess rink. His address was devoted
mainly to the tariff question. He criti-
ciscd the business methods which loaned
out SG6, 900, 900 to private national banks
without interest. The speaker was fire.
Quentlv chcered.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
A DAKOTA MASONIC TEMPLE.

The Rapid City Building Will BE Com
plcted at n Cost of Upwards of 6 900
RAPID CITY. Oak, Oct. 15.-Arrange,
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-The senate de-
voted the entire day to the discussion Of
the tariff question.
The house amendment to the joint res
olution to protect the Washington tun-
mel was concurrcd i'll, and after a brief
executive session the senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE Senate
passed the bill granting right of way
across the Sioux reservation. Dakota, to
the Aberdeen. Bismarck & Northwestern
railway.
Consideration of the tariff bill was re-
sumed, and Mr.. Teller addressed the
senate,
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Tnl Onion ticket managers are ,Iu-
ing just as We expected: circulating a
report that the pEl.>> r%ctt>,e! IL pull.
lisll the call t"r their t~olNru,iuM.
The tvt;:l is: Dr. Mcdonald ,,,h d
Us ii We would PUBLISH tuv eA.. AMI
We m!"r1nvl him that w certainty
woHil. iUt the mA:;asrr> d,,..vl. Il
woUii De aGaeI lniMl T. f.at tlNo i:
puh.i>hcd III the pEl~>. loit LEI. i
here - hasNr >rt5e ,IGs - L. ..:e.
and within an A9'A ys>,::st,d Ii, ~
der Iy taking Tin c,iH .M.y ~.
any explanation &at We }.N,:>.N Z:
after ;lA;, ri.eu ;l: ,toNe .,:,s.
WIS put HI clrea!tj.ou VIII ~ - j
,i.'t i, w"a.. i,i@te Is. rI#~,N: j.
nation is mljv ilHs; ".g .,aIe:> 8. y
undrr>tp the trut!.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
In General,

The American Street Railway associa
ton is in session at Washington.
Mrs. James G. Blaine. Jr.. denies that
she has separated from her husband.
The aimee or AfgLanistan is over
whelmed by armed dispotes among his
natives.
The supreme council of the grand
chapter of the Scottish Rite Masons is in
session at Washington.
Secretary Bayard is at Mattapoisett.
Mass, spending several days with his
daughter. Mrs. S. D. Warden. Jr.
An iron syndicate is being formed at
Glasgow. Its success depends upon the
iron masters of Cleveland joining tine
combination.
After a session of six days the Demo-
cratic convention of the Fifth Louisiana
district. has nominated Charles J Boar
iron for Congress.
Emperor William, at noon launched the
new Italian iron-clad Castillamare in the
presence of King Humbert and in view
of the united fleets in the harbor and
thousands of enthusiastic spectators on
shore
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Two men named Averille aud faster,
residing near Grafton, quarreled about
a dog. and Averille struck Jaster with a
hoe. Mrs. Jaster went to her husbands
assistance. and was cut in a terrible
manner, her injuries being likely t o
prove fatal. Averille has made his
aSsonp
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

1T says nuthing a!r'at the an, twtol
charge OF S1."u fHsvi, ly itself ,ol.
printing the hrt,ling ui the ucts"f.
rI's delinquent tuN IiSt in l>>7. which
unlawful charge WIS made Ivy the
pai!isiler. Mr.. scott"
suppose we did. The law very
plainly SAYS WI" We're entitled t" the
S7.ml. 1t says THAT all legal prin,img
not otherwise provided for Shall he
lsti,i at the rate of - cents Il square
for first insertion anal ~ cents for each
subsequent insertion and that lalnl de-
Scriptioms shall he paid for at IN cents
IL description and lots at lo cents.
This We charged according To law and
the silly attempt of .Alld and l'arr;,h
to make the people believe the PEl.>>
charge for the heading WAS Illegal
amounts to nothing. suppose
the heading made invent. squares,
OF one column. would amy man
with ordinary common sense
suppose that II paper should spend
several dollars to put it in type and
receive nothing in return. Their talk
is silly and absurd To any Intelligent
being. They are candidates for office
and the motive for attempting to
break the influence of the PRESS i'm Tie
coming contest is very plain. They
want The Offices and want them bad.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

The supreme council of the grand
chapter of the Scottish Rite Masons is in
aft WASHINGTON
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

j. II. Tallmadge, a lightning rod man
of Minneapolis. found a man in his
room at the Ingalls, house. in Grand
Forks. trying to get a pocketLnn,.l tn,.,
had been placed under his pillow. On be
ing detected the stranger feigne | Il mis-
take in the room and departed. A
vial of ether was found in the room.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
On Ncfort,, I Netspletem.

9e belsiife aamre bar pebtaset en-
gGnbrins / belle Suititien, os bet en-
sgnbrins af BEN melt inbsribenbe 8e.
tpbnins. Oct er Suititsminiiter 2eieune,
Der bar uoarbeibet JoriIaset os bar
faaet bet siennemfsrt.
5oranbrinsen saar ub paa intet
minore enb, at Straffen for fsrite Gang
besaaet 5%orbrpbelie unber pisie Betin.
selier ifal bprtfalbe. Sasen u~nberisses
peb be uanlise Sorbcr, os 0ommen fel'
bes; men Stebet for at panbre 5ans.
iel fsres Spnberen = forubiat ba, at
bans t%iblisere 2ip sjsr ilist rimelist -
berefter fun for Suerbommeren, buor
ban pperbSrer en- Straffeprebifen os
faar at uibe, at ban fan saa, men itrur
pil bliue iat / Sullet, buis ban life ops
fDrer Zig %orbentlis. Oct er altiaa, iom
man fer, en- enb pibere itraft 8enpttelie
al bet iamme Yrincip, iom finbes / ben
betinseliesuiie 5ritaselie for Slutnin
gen al StraHetiben, ium aIerebe er pel
fjenbt.
Genne npe Orbnins ital enoos BABE
tilbasspirfenbe araft, ibet Generalprps
furprerne er blepne anmobebe ON at uos
pese ale be Straffanser, iom uiloe bore
blepne fri for at fpmme / 5ensiel, ON
3open bar i%remtommet tiblisere; be oil
ba tray bliue iat / 5ribes, bpis beres
Jorbclb i Sansielet bar paret sObt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
Qrimoiens 1oman.

":Sriib Times" 9onoonersaorrelpon
bent meobeler fit Blab ct | pis'e arllto'
t~rat,Ie arebie cirfulerenoe 8pste, bpor'
eiter Yrinps @eors, Yrinoien al 8ules
Ssn, itaar i ct aluprlist ajarlisbecs'
forbolb til en- uns gnslanosrlnoe a
meset COB men bOrserlis 5amil'e. 9far
taller / Soffreoie meset ON eenne 5or.
binoelie, iiar ba ben unse Dame er roer
al Mebsift. Men bea forlibte Ef'nos
iperaer tibet eiter Y.nSe, os er laarr'e9ef
smmere os pmiOrssfulbere for i'm Sruo,
ba bun er ai iuaselis Selbreo Os TOR
9iben enbps aluOrlis ips. Den ilr'se
gises 5aber, en- befienbt os meset an
feet Manb, fDler fig life ipnberlis til
freos meo ben Situation, Tom Smftans
oiabeberne bar brast bam I, men aue
hans SorefiGinser us ale bans geitras
better for at aoifiae be TO plerter er
forsiapes, ba Yrinbien ifal pare faft
beluttet paa lille at siue Flip paa ben
@lfeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
&ort Spnoagsifolcn ibu.

llrsselmasiist Beiss fra 8srnenes
Sioe er en- al De fore Granddaughter,
SsnbassifOlen bar at fiempe meb. Seq
ree life, ON BET er Bsrnene ielp, eler
bet er Joralbrene, iom bar paret Sfplb
i bet. Men bet peb jes, 5oralorene er
life uben Sfplb. De bplber mot laa
trGnst paa, at 8srnene ital saa reselz
masfst paa BublicsS folen; ibt be
ItiDnner, at, beriom bet life Ter, fan be
life fomme nosen Sei. Men meo Sens
Jpn til Ssnbassifolen er bet en- sanlfe
anben Sag. "aj9rr, bet er 10 bare en-
Zine buer Ssnoas, os en- Time fra
eller til fan 10 life sisre npset til ga
gen." Oct fan ie no iaa; % bog er
piit en- Zines %l1nberoisnins ON 8eien
tit sulisbep bebre enb Ilet insen. -
Seq er tilbpielis til at tro, at mango
Soralbre life bar bet minbite &eoe paa,
ON Ssrnere saar paa SsnbassIfolen
eler ei. - Oct er life at uente, at 8srz
meme ielp ifal babe npsen itarf 5plelie
al Nsbpenbisbeben i bette Stpffe. Der
iom Spralbrsne piier fig lise9plbise meo
Senipn til SrnbassfOlens Grbeibe, lao
lerer 8srnene mort at ~ioritaa bet.
9i bar ct Bar 8lasier for Sorne; %
ies fan life anbet enb iise, at bisie life
bar iuresaaet be minbre meb bet aners
bebite grempel, bpao reselmasfst ges
Jog utsuar. = Os fob mig iaa iise meb
BET iamme: Oct ct be f9rreIte al benz,
Tom tunfirmeres, iom bliper isien paa
SpnbassfOlen De feite ipnes at BABE
ben 8etrastuins, at, naar be CT bleuen
fOniirmerebe, iaa er be blepen altfpr
ppren til at pebblipe of saa paa Ssns
oassifolen. Oct sjCr @n onot at ie
Dem, ium nplis er fOnfirmereoe, meb ct
foripinbe fro SDnoussfolen. Cab mig
iaa minoe ON Grelierens Orb: "9en,
iom pil bore flor / Simmerises &ise,
ban bore iom ct tibet Barn.
Der er en- 5lof Meuo ps 8pinber
Der i Menisbeben, iom bar oiret fig for
Ssnbassifolen meb 9iu os siel, life
furoi be uenter fig nosen 5urbel at bet
ielu; men fOrbi be pii Ysrnenes Gel.
gtu uiloe jes siennem oisie 9inier fac
rettet benne 8sn til 5urelbrene: Som
bisie 9arere III Sialp peb at pie, omsnt
i rinse @rao, YaaitiDnnelie Of beres
Irbeioe, ps iler peb at upmuntre Bsr.
meme til at fomme paa Stolen.
9b. gssen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
20 Waaoer. WGI8 bpilfcn
Tu ptl!

Der Sipes TO Waaber. bpprpaa 9u
fan siSre, buub Nuturen unoertiben aisr
ufaloit9nbis. nemlis at resulere SRA
Den. Oct enc er at ipalse ct bratiif
Bur9atlu. iOm ubtsmmer ouerlsbia,
pluoielis o9 meo Smerter, ben anoen
er at BRUCE Soitetter's Stoma6 8itters,
bUis Tirfninser life er polbiomme, men
tilitraffelis %srunbise. os oct timber bels
Ter life | Wnpen. SuiS bet fsritneunte
bruses, bebGuer lite Batienten at pente
permanent 5orbel, os ban fan life unb.
saa ben ipaffenbe 8eaftion, iom efters
laoer Orsanerne / en- parre 9ilitanb
eno Tor. Suis ban berimob bruaer
bette Sitters, fan ban p9re iiffer pao.
at Spltemet pil penbe tilbaae til fine
resulere Saner paa @runb al en- beliia
Tlrtiombeo / Snbuplrene. Geb Siben
az, at BET reSuierer Mapen, iremifpnoer
bet oslaa en- Hsu 9eper til Iunb Iirf
iombeb, siper Nprerne ct foroelaatiat
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tOrlte Spirer til 8beumatisme, en- Eli.
bs'el'sbeo til YOousra Os Malaria i ale
0e"s St'1teller. (Suli).
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
st Srcp til Setter Treoerif.

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iprleben paa ainiterplabs / Berlin.
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til ben Der anbruste Boittasie for
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paslerenbe, elbre Serre, Der en- Stunb
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traabte ben til BAN for at bjalpe bam.
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os iss pil bsbe Hitiist til ben tier,
Cub for Dig, beriom 3u ienber mic
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par at bet PRIMITIVE Slass. Smibler
tio bapbe Der iamlet fig en- bel De
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