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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-06
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New Bloomfield, Perry Co., Pa, April 20, 1855.
xr. J. E. Bonsaii writes Rive years ago used
St. Jacobs OIL II effected entire permanent
cure. No return Of pain Cold or damp does nst
Affect me Am cured after more than 80 years
suherinau
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-06
ZOE "a Roeaesler DgnoeraL

George William Curtis has just dis
covered that "lhe one-term idea is
essential to true civil service reform. -"
A branding-iron could not have ex-
tracted this acknowledgment from him
before Cleveland was defeated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-06

He said Hronek had told him on the
trip to Riverside that he was the man
who threw the bomb at the Haymarliet
At first Chleboun did not believe this
but after he saw the bombs in Hronek' $
possession he thought that it was the
truth and a few weeks later he told
attorney Fischer about it. He had told
no one else prior to this. Hronek was
found guilty, and sentenced to twelve
years In the peritentiary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-06
vHIRD STATEMENT

New bloomfield, Perry Co.. Pa. April ~. 1855.
Mr.. j. E Bonsau writes MY health continues
good No return Of rheumatism since 1881, vhsz
cured By 81. Jaeobe OIL. Receive letters from al
parts asking about my miraculous cure after sEf.
fering more than 80 years"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
FARM, FIELD AND GARDEN.
Trustworthy INFORMATION on
MANY POINTS CT INTEREST.


Important work That Ought to Bc Ac-
c,mpIi,f,-d Ia orciaidt During The
Growing S.a,,n-uov :, rc.,,,,.c The
Crov,,, of r,.c. mn, rrou,,,c r,ri,.
~
Many persons thimk when they haze
finished TIE" annual pruning u vines aud
trees Weir work Il ended bat it not mn.
frequent! occurs That %OHng trees during
The gf""inH season require considerable
attention IL way OF pi!cAin@ 20 rc2ula'"
the grow,h nu' u prpuo." !r'..t:',.mcs-
This Is an Important "p ration ia ti.
management 81 trees, as it "bTil'r, the ~
cesSIty OF heavy anrlitl'i"rs being made
al 'hc wiii'"' " spring pruning Instead
ot allowing certain SEi"rt,rous or mis-
place.! shoots 10 acquire their ;'l. develop
nieit az me expense Of o'hcr parts. iaa!y
hoTticiIiHT!aia pinch these carly and give
:" INC necessary parts or branches o: no
tree nn'r'nn:nt which they won.lI have
appropriated II allpwci 70 remain Ii
'hi5 way one ~ able 10 obtain results In
one season. lhat t"" OF more you'd BE-
required for II winter pruning was ''""!!l
oepei'ued Oh
" f.-t .-
III Pllciiihg TO promote trnitfuIn"SS tn"
oheck gwen 70 the extension 81 me 'H""t
c"hce'''ratc" the sap IN ~" pt"' remain
a,.l, s.. 'N - %
=. 800 - "
Iii .o &c cav ""'
81, ,,,. r.,
T., Ia MAN - Z, "
rron, ,'' :" '' ''''
VlIbfDlS " and lard. ls. = ..' Ngr!
az TS, ,,nIn . 3"
.i,.t .c ~ -, ,'''- !, 80
t,man ona ,..,vt n, "
, O.. , ..t.n. !'''.
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H.. ,..i =. 49,
A.. -. IN ,. y'' ""
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M y,rm, ohnn,o Wv. ~
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/, ,.ror,I ,.a,;. ,.tp IT..
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.bon.. nm -, ,.i,,,.nn. ,aa. "
IN, f 49, -" -
Always any shoots which may be too
V'%"F"'s t"r their position.
Remember rh@t I'll" leaves servo 10 pre-
pare tLe "a! absorbed by the roots for the
n''r'"h'n'ht OF thetrc" ana aid the fprlmn
non 81 0"u3 on inc shoots. All trees
,herc'o'". i"rrivcu OF thci" Leaves are liza
p!e 70 perish. ms pIincIric Shows how
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
Auditors Notice.

The following Act is published in
obedience to instructions from Hon.
is. Werner, Comptroller c3't'
AN ACT to ALLOW CnimprON>u
Lands Which Have Not Been ON
the Tax Books Since 1879 to be
Listed Without Penalty.
SECTION !. BE il cH0cted by the
Senate and House OF Representa-
tives of the state OfSOuth Carolina,
now met and sitting in General AS
scmbly, and by the authority of the
same, That in all cases whore unim-
proved land which has not been
upon the tax books since the fiscal
year commencing November list,
1876, and which are not on the for
feitcd list. shall at any time before
the lst day OF October, 1883, be re-
turned to the County Auditor for
taxation, the said Auditor be, and
is hereby, instructed to assess the
same and to enter it upon the dup
licatc of the fiscal year commence
ing November lSt, 1897, with the
simple taxes Of that year.
SEC. 2. That all such lands as
nay be returned 10 inc Nudltor OF
taxation between the first day Of
October, 1888, shall be assessed and
charged with the simple taxes of
the two fiscal years commencing
respectively on the first day Of No.
vcmber, 1888, and the first day Of
November, 1888.
SEC. B.. That rs soon a. practical
bic after the passage Of this Act
the Comptroller General is directed
to furnish q copy Of the same to
each Auditor in the State, and the
Auditors are required 60 publish
the samcin each ofthcir county pa
pers once n week for three months
during the year 1888, and for the
same period oftime during the year
1880; and the cost Of such publica-
ton shall be paid by the County
Treasurer, upon the order OF the
County Commissioners, out of tho
ordinary county tax last collected.
Approved December 10, 1887.
G. NJ. LANGSTON.
Auditor Laurens Comfy
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
Manure I'm the Hi.

AS to applying manure in the hill, this
method. according to Southern Cultivntor,
IS not so safe n rule. 1t Is better that
the manure used on all crops should DO
thoroughly mixed with the soil rather
than In the hill. especially If in quantity
OF In Jumps, for il soon dries out when
the rains stop. then 1t Injuries rather than
benefits the crop. And, besides, some
They do not need 30 much nourishmcnt at
the start; but when they have attained
considerable size, and have sent out root.
let's all through the soil, then plant food
is demanded In abundance. and If it has
been thoroughly Incorporated with tho
soil 1t will be found and taken up.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
Nothing Equals IL.

Zalaha, Fla, June n, 1887
N IL, Venable AZ Coz:
/ haye been using y. Is, Is, in my am
lily asa blood purifier. Having never
used kuny medicn,e to equal it,
Respectfully, Mrs II NJ Laws.
Makes an Old Man Young.
(Extract from a Letter.
r. 3 bought three bottles OF your
Botanic Blood Balm from my friend III
ID Ballard, of ampobsllo, sc. i have
been using IL three weeks. 1t appears
to give me new life and new sire myth. IF
there IL anything that will make an old
meu young it is IL is -. 4 am willing TO
Ball 1t. / can earnestly and honestly
recommend Botanic Blood Balm.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM q
For sale by TRAYNhAM& DIAL
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
Female

With a full corps OF assistants the
LauronSvillo Female College will
rcorganizc and begin fall session
sept. 10Th. Rooms comfortable.
Standard high. Special attention to
all Female accomplishments. New
and splendid Pianos. Non-sccta-
rian. Government parental. Young
ladies under the Immediate care of
Mrs. McCaslan and Mrs. N. G Jor-
dan. Pur:!s received st any time
ard charged until end of quarter.
Board $12 per month in advance.
Tuition $40, $50, and with classical
course $40 per Collegiate year, pay
able monthly. We solicit and hope
to merit public patronage. For
any information address,
w. M. McCASLAN,
President.
LAURENS, IS. g. July 20, 1881, 1y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
P a. t g n t S .
Caveats. Trade Marks and COpYriGhtS

Obtained, and all other business in the
u. s. Patent Office attended to for MOD
ERIE FEES.
Our office IL opposite tho u. S. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from Washing
ton.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise
as to patent-ability free OF charge; and
we make no charge unless we obtain
Patent.
We refer here to the PostmasterJ the
Snpt. OF Money order ny. the ON
cular, advice, terms INT references t.
actual clIcnts in your own State on
County, write TO aNaw
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
Sweet Corn.

II is better to plant sweet corn in rows
than in hills. and II tho plants are thinncd
ont To about eight inches apart in the
rows, with the rows four and O half feet
apart. the yield will be larger thtn tint
gained from hills. Large areas Of field
Corn arc nowadays usually planted in
drills and corn planters and cultivators
are generally adopted, Flat shallow cul
ture Is gaining new advocates every sea
son. especially In the eastern and middle
states. In the northern and western
states the system Of checking" corn Is
still acticed TO some extent.
BJ successive paintings, made every
two weeks. the season of sweet corn can
DO indefinitely prolonged. Numbered
with early varieties hat have gained
deserved popularity arc tho Early Cory"
md Northern Pedigree"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
TO- ICE.

ALL persons arc hereby notified that
the time for payingto~n taxes has been
extended to May 10Th, and that after
this date, the penalty will be enforced.
BY order of Conncil.
N. ID. DIAL.
@. w. GARRETT, Intondant.
Town Cl5rk.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
That a Time

People formerly had, trying to swallow
the old-fashioned pill with its film Of
magnesia vainly Disgusting its bitter
ness and what a contrast to Ayers
Pills, that have been well called tined
icated sugar-plums"-th the only fear be-
ing that patients may be tempted into
taking too many at q dose. But the
directions are plain and should be
strictly followed.
j. T. Teller, NJ. D., OF C~hittenango,
n. Y, expresses exactly what hundreds
have written at greater length. He
says: layers Cathartic Pills are highly
appreciated. They are perfect in form
and coating, and their effects are all
that the most carcful physician could
desire. They have supplanted all the
Pills formerly popular here, and 1 think
it must be long before any other can
be made that will at all compare with
them. Those who buy your pills get
full value for their money"
"Safe, pleasant, and certain in
their action" is the concise testimony
Of DR.. George E. Walker, Of Martins.
vile, Virginia.
layers Pills outsell all similar prep
arations. The public having once used
them, will have no others."- Berry,
Venable & Collier, Atlanta, Ga.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver s Co., Lowell. Masa.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-05-23
HOW POTTERY IS mAoE.
Methods of W.ramon ia . Scw Jer,c,
Establishn,cnt Va -iou~ ITocc>>c-.

Establishment Va riUu~ lEoCrN~C-.
The foshionirc Of ~,s,,;ery iron, cI,v
49,, .. ers, ,.f1, -. .,l
"a. &C. I'M -. e.,
80 T'' ''','
''u' Pr i"H "',, Pre- u'cAih IS 'h'
l"'t"F IN C~'N"r'o' h"' when 20" know
that tn" cl"E passes through thirty odd
processes or landings Deiorc the flushed
dish - ~iroilc'l. and iaat II HlHy have
recelvoi tmit! Of these LANDINGS only to
be utterly ruined 1T the thirty i.rst. and
the proposition looks somehow different.
II story o. now q saucer i lnade X H.
tcrest!hI' lnia-iu". III the Inst place.
thrcc heIp'"t 'iuit nat looks Ike ground
chalk IHcse are china cay, Tint and
fc'd'par. They have already gone
ht"GE' c~,i'ail processes OF caiclhInG'
SfIhnInE etc h"lo!c irc.E rcacH tn" l't'
lcfE, I" it lhcM 10 me Us" Tor Wiiich
'h"H are H!i'iIeI' INtF are t"e iHI'"E "
laM ihh'eri"!.
'hGN" lHF," in'I'F'i.7 ar" i"iNcI III GER
tam bro!CE'l'h' INC i'rhiui1 i"T NIlc"
IL sai' ~ ~ d S-,'c' h%MH o"1' - 'T'
PITT. Hl." | M", '".l 'i5' 1 IcI'cul'
D"I iI'' ''""5 Nv" . ''"'i H"'' IS'
niu'li." L" 800. ~ III W''Ti " VA"
-" '''"'' ','"' = c,'' -
XIII - C','. "H,'L - no"
-an, ~, 49,
i ,t.S, , n.'H " '"I"
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,wn,i TT,. ,".. H.. ,,as."ra !@~ii
thro5rL ,ho mn-r,s Gf tLn co,yas a..
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
SerntauculDffe I Soma.

gn af be ibrselisite Sernbaneulpffsr,
Der noseninbe er banbt / Soma, inbtraf
paa Soma & 9afota 9iuiiion al Chi
caso, Milipaufee g. ct. Saul ganel
af. 3 9orsbas Morsen 3 Mil TeIt
for 9eip SSamptor. Sm Gftenen bapoe
bet resnet iterft, iaa glpe os 5looer
operippmmeoe fine 8reober.
Get p~eitsaaenbe geriontos beitoo al
en- 8asaseuusn, en- g%rpresoosn, en-
&ssepOsn, to gasiaseruosne os en- Srs
peposn. s 8asiaserposnen bar lite
mango Geiienoe, men / &sseposren bar
minblt 40 Ieripner. Natten par uals
minbelis msrf, iaa Waifiniiten life
funbe ie lanst fremoper. 9oset fom
helbia poer ben iprite Bro ooer @apiie
5luoen, men ba bet n9rmeoe Jig 90
ueobroen, ftsbte 9ofomptipet mob ct
fort Ssitpfte, Der laa tpersoper Spos
ret. 2ofomotioet forlUo Sporet %
ualtebe ubooer en- 6 Sob bsi S%fraanin9
neb / 5lobsn. 8asasepOsnen, Grpress
ppsnen os &ssepOsnen fulste efter neo
/ 5loben; be to Yerionposne tom oslaa
Of Sppret, men be blep life meset beifas
oisebe; Sopeuosnen bar ben eneite, Der
blep Itaaenoe paa Sporet. Sc &eilenbe
/ soueposnen fOm itrar ub Os bespnbte
at rebbe be Yerionposnene. Snsen al
bisie bar farlis b~elfaoisebe.
&psepOsnen laa naiten anber 8anb,
iaa bet bar meset oanifelist at fuu De
ulpftelise Menneifer ub at ben fnuite
Sosn. 9orsbas often baobe man faaet
no al ben 5 Sig Os % Saareoe. 8lanot
be Saarebe er s. M. gbritianien fra
3anmarf, Sames Murpbp, Ssiian,
8inneibeif gountp, os YbiQip @rois,
Sort Atfinion, @innelbeif County. On
5ranf Zimmerman fra 8aufon iaones.
BET antases, at ban lisser unber
8uinerne. vi en- Jamilie paa 9 Weos
lemmer fom fun to SBnner fra lllDffen
meo minbre 8peitelier. 5aber, Mober,
De tire pnsite 8srn os ben elbite Sbn
lisser for 9soen; 8srnene er iaa fors
branote, at be er utjenbelise. Oct enc
Barn bleo taset ub at &pseuosnen iom
Sig. Man antaser, at Der onion minbit
II Berioner til, men oeres Sig lisser
ianbIpnlisois unoer Guinerne eller er
igrte afiteo meb Strgmmen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
THE HOMESTEAD.

Our farmer friends frequently ask US 70
suggest an agricultural paper that in quail
ity, price and devotion to agricultural
interests will meet the requirements OF the
Iowa farmer. We take pleasure in sug-
costing the "Homestead', of Des Molnes
In matters Of pure agriculture, and in all
its del artments pertaining to grain or
grasses or stock growing, breeding and
feeding, it is acknowledged on all hands to
be high authority. Its discussions of public
questions that bear on farm interests always
demand respect even where there is a DIS
sent from its conclusions. Whatever else
we may think, they are evidently the eA.
preston of honest convictions. In all tha'
pertains to the mechanical makeup OF the
paper, it is a model, and is furnished at te
exceedingly low price of 81 per annlm'
cash in advanc' =, a lower rate than is given
by any other paper in the North-west. Inc
publishers inform us that they will senG
every farmer in this county. who will SenG
them his name and address on "A poS'a
card, four copies free. As the farmers are
better judges than we, this will enaoe
them to form their W opinions.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Yrtn'
fen % Vriniesiem al W"les.

Den oanife aOlOni / Gnslano sloer
grinIen us griniesien al @ales oslp*
brpuupsauue en- aanoeluber al Sslo,
iom er ubfsrt Of @ulcimeo ebr'iiea'en
/ aisbenbapn os foiter 1000 ar. Den
er prastis furarbeioet os bar erbOlot
@ulomebalje paa l%lbtiainsen sonoor.
gerneit isnber ben banife aolon'
Sapbrubeparret en- firnitnerilt llofprf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der er tesnet Os
foloreret af Operinsenisr s. D. Wars
ibaa, iom tiblisere bar uofsrt to ltss
nenbe Noresier: ben enc til beioes
Maieitat 9runnins giftOria / anleo'
ming al benoes Resierinssjubilalnt, %
ben anben til Yrinien os Briniesien al
3ales / Inlebnins at ben ensellfe Stir
fes Snbpielie / aipbenbapr.
9loresien fra ben banite aOloni er
itreuen / sammel feltif Still os omsipet
at en- 8amme al ilpngenoe Srnamerter
/ prastiulbe 5aroer paa Sulosrut1o. S
bpert Sisrne ct Der anbrast bet OanIfe
us bet ensetife @aaben, % paa Sioer'e
lees Sfjolbe, Der barer bet oanlfe os bet
enselite Stag, Yrinien al @ales's 5jar
us beres fonselise Ssibeoers Snitialer:
A. A. 8%osituoerne er sotiife, omsione
at en- @ulbraub.
8inbet er at mprfeblaat 8alpcl limb
meb en- prastis &amme at Cub % inbs
laste guile 9eberfOriirinser. gaa Sisr>
nerne fees Yrinien af @ales's 5ier paa
rpb os blau @runb, os / Mibten er Der
en- 9esnins, Der fOreitiller bet enselife
ps bet banite Stag meo Yrinien at @az
Less Siar os beres fonselise Ssibebers
5orbpsitaper.
8inbet er foret inbuenois meo lpies
ROB Silte, os Noresien lisser / en-
Mappe at bib Silfe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
THE TRIBUNE PREMIUMS.

SUREHEAD CABBAGE.-Be s'
for main crop. Remarkable for IT'S
certainty to head, firm heads OF gooo''
even in the most unfavorable seasons
Very sweet Favored, scarcely any
loose leaves, keeps well and genera
favorlte with market gardeners ana
large growers of cabbage. In goou'
rich soil, and a favorable season, the
heads will grow to a large size, tic,
quently attaining fifteen to twenH
inches in diameter, and weighing
from thirty to forty pounds each; have
been grown to weigh fifty pounGs
and upwards. To produce good heau'
of cabbage, pure seed must pe
planted, and too much care canno' O'
exercised in obtaining it.
We offer to any farmer or gardenea
a large packet of this famous caDpasS
(retail price of which is 10 GEMS
and a sample copy Of the FAEMhr On
WEEKLY TRIBUNE free by MAJ,
receipt of two 2 cent stamps. opf
receipt of 25 cents a large pacATt~
"Surehead Cabbage" and 'niv,
months subscription to the FAM
ERs' WEEKLY TRIBUNE. I'D
Do not fail to send at once
get our grand offer of new and cn ad.
specialties in northern grown ST.
and other grand offers. A1 rnus.
FARMERS WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
apolis, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
st. Slais Shool.

Den 2Sbe Marts Iuttebe 8interter,
minen ueo ct. Olais s6opl.
Otter @ramen, iom parebe en- llae,
bolbtes 9irsbass often en- muiifalf
MISUNDERSTANDING, arranseret al Miis
O'Brien, Sfplens Muiiflererinbe, as
~iiiteret al Sansforene &ierulf Club %
8iuereit. unber Sr. .. @laioes 2ebelie,
% al @lee Club unber Sr. 8aIefiens
2ebelle.
Sansnumerne afpefslebes meb initrus
mental @uiit. 9a Trosrammet bar
enbt, bleu ale inbbuot til at saa neb i
Sfolers Spiieial, bupr Jor~iriifninser
lerperebes.
Otter at babe tilbrast en- Times 9ib
/ ielifabelis Samtale, bespnbte bet at
blipe liot lent os man maatte iise bin
anben sobnat.
81. 9 naite Morsen iamlebes after
belle Sfclen. Otter Sfriftlesnina %
8sn bolbt Brof. Mobn en- Gale til Gle
perne, Der inbebolot Sanbbeber, Tom be
llnse Gutter os Siser funoe bape sobt
al baaoe for 9iben % Gpisbeben.
Sanstoret lang en- for a~nlebninaen
inbsoet Sang, bporpaa Salmen go. II
blep ahunset. Saaleoes er after en-
Sintertermin ~ailluttet peb ct. S(afs
S6ool.
Wseo Sfolen bar bet iaar saat meaet
soot. Stolen bar baot ilere glcper enb
r%Osenfinoe TOR, ialt 1873. Ser bar Der,
for paret meset transt ps mango bar Of
ben @rlno maattet DO uoenfor. Stolen
transer en- M Ypsnins, os $4,000
siuet til ct. Olai i ben Seniist, uiloe
fomnie paa rette Steb.
5Oruben en- MP 8psnins til sfolez
brig, trenser stOlen usiaa en- np ledies
hall, ia ben, Stolen nu bar, er altfOr
llben, ps $4,000 sipet st. Dlaf i ben
8'nfist piloe osiaa tumme paa rette
stso. Ser er, iOm 5 ale fan ie, en-
uomarfst anlsbnins for a good invest
ment.
Stolen bar MI Jerie, men BARTER.
m'rer bespnber eiter Yaufe, 7bursbaa
ben ste glpril. -
Ncrtbftelo, Minn., 2ben Gpril 1888,
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Sra Waibington.

&nute Nelions SaIe. Gen 9ariis
tale, iom aonsresmanb 8nutc Ielion
bofbt forrise use, bar fact en- ripenoe
Giiatuins, % en- ubpre M9nsoe Grem'
plarsr al ben ieuoes uboper belle 9ans
oct. 20 eller ire Blade ofentligsjoroe
Taleu / fin Selbeo. G~fteripprsielen
fra be peitlise Slater bar paret iaa itor,
at en- M9nsbe @rtraeyemplarer MATTE
trpttes. congressman Neliun bur cgs
iaa mootaset mnnsioloise Srepe, Der
rpienoe omtaler bans Tale. 5slsenbe
Sreo er fra q. Barrett / @alena, Sa.:
Seq bar pfte forunoret mig oper, at lite
npsen ipr bar bolbt netop Ell iaaban
Gale ausaaenoc 9oloipsrssmaalet, iom
ben Sc bOlbt. Oct, De flyer ont, buab
Der Tube os life ifulbe betales Sfat for,
fan life mpbiises uoen at ~bombaitiife
Salere. Seres Stanopuntt er bet rette
ps buroe mnoerltstteS. Der buroe life
betaleS Stat for nusen anben Bare enb
8r9uoeuin % 5obat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
i4oeaaro.
notrooelie.

Iaa ct o~rbentliet Weniobehs,
bolOt Columbia MeniabeO br.n ~
senbe 8silutnins enfemmio pshtn.''''
5orat bepare Mobertirtens gr
falitet iarit 5reo Os @nia6eb i msI :''
beben, Opbaper berpeb gulumb;o
ep.s lutberite Menisbeb / grOmn nV
9afOta, fra mi al fin 5OrbinbeGs !.
ben norife Spnobe. "''
y. q. geterien,
WenisbeSens SER
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Su6Iens Nrntfas eaIpe.

9ette er ben beoite Salpe | geroen for
sfaar, cprepen CUB, Saar, garteiuur, Sali
Rbeum, Geberiaar, ubTat, Siab, 5roitbpl.
Der, eistorn. % ale Subipsoomme os bel
breeer aIosles Piles, os bpis ben iiis sisr bet,
oa irapes insen Detailing. Den er sarantcrei
at futile siDrs fuloit9ubis SpIoeit, euers foo,
man gensene tiIbase. Yris IS Gents pr
sgRe. Selses hos
8. 3. Routscmers d 90.
DEBORAH Soma, % Saa apotbeier I ALE an
bre Hpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11

Suloirit. George 6letder ifriper
fra Sattineai, Dat, til Sinansminia
miteren, at ban aster at fptte fra Manis
tuba til 3afota os at ban eier ct gus
1920 5uc, / boilfet ban bar boet / fire
ps ct balpt Nar. Dette 0us uilbe ban
sierre tase meo ouer @ranien, buis ban
life maatte betule 9Olo paa bet. 81:
nausminiiteren bar unoerrettet 9olbpp
frGperen / ct. 8incent ON, at, bpis
Suiet life er itsrre emo ppsipet, fan bet
inbipres tplbfrit.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-11
Smnobeosplcie.

Ieb Dict mener man ben Maaoe,
buorpaa man ital iorbolee Jig for at
ueblisebOloe os itprfe fit 2eseme. Site
bare Mab os 0ritte saar inb unber Sez
neonelien "8iat"; men osiaa Soile os
slrbeibe, 8epaselie os go, oip. Saas
lanst tilbase iom til Muie 9iber bar
Menneifene foritaaet 9iatens 8etpos
ming. Den sreife 2ase Sippofrates
itreu oistise artifler ON 9iaten % GAP
oeri &aao for friite % ipse, iOm enonu
ben Dag ibas itattes bDit. s 9ibernes
Sob bar Der uiitnOf paret mango for
ifiellise &urfOrmer uppe; men ben fore
8etponins, 9iaten bar for bet mennez
ifelise 9esemes 9rioiel, bar uiit albris
peret tabt sanife afipne. De bpstislte
9eser uil altib belft furere ct Menneif lie
isiennem Dieter Os BRUCE iualibet Me>
bicin iom mulist, os bos iunbe Naturer
oil bet tunne laoe fig sisre at sjenopz
rette en- f%oritprret os iueffet 6orbpielie
alene peb en- ristis Dict.
8i ~itjsnner ba, at bet blioer Bliat
for enboer at bore fig ristis ab meb
Senlpn til, boorlebes mar, inbretter line
9i%atfOrbOlbe. &eselmasiisbeb i 2epes
maaoe er ct. Set er life for insentins,
at bet er blepet Sfif % 8rus at babe
en- beitemt 9io for Maalens: 5rofoit-,
Wiooasss os Qftensmab. 3bi bortleet
fra ben &sre os usreie, iom bet mob
latte oiloe meSfsre | Susboloninsspez
Tenet, laa er bet abiolut fornsbent for
Mfapen % oens Grbeibe at faa Maoen
til beitemte, rcselmesiise 7iber. Oct
belle Mennelfe er ct "8aneb1r" os bper
enfelt al bets 2emmer er osiaa unbers
stuet Tanens Mast. Mapea tilfienbes
siper peo Suit, oeb Nppetit, at ben er
bereot til at mOotase fin 5sbe, os bet
altib paa ben 2ib, ben er blepet pant til
at faa ben; ba er ben oiGis til of for.
rette i'm @iernins meo &o os Orben.
springer man Ouer ben uanliae Zine.
iaa foriuinoer appetiten. os, naar man
iaa omiioer ipiier, fsler man fig beIues
ret, 5orbDielien er fommet / lllaue.
Gn tpif aase, DR.. 6. s. 8un5e, flyer,
at ureselmesiisbeo / Maaltiberne er en-
al De ~leooanlisite Gariaser til EN- Iuafs
tet 5orpsieliesepne. Wan mac altiaa
orone fig paa en- beitemt Spiietio %
boloe ltrenst orer benne. Bet famine
sjaloer ON SOuetiben. Zen, iom oil
lOpe soot, maa saa tilienss til en- %
larnnle lib bper often. OsIaa paa 9lis
fSrinsen bar ganen en- iaa flor Snbs
tl9oelle, at ben, iom life boer Dag oslaa
BERT bar en- tilpant, beitemt 9ib, men
mart saar ON Morseneu, mart Mib=
bag, mart often, eller enbos iprinaer
Oper 2ransen til bet, ben oil mart libe
al itabis 5OritOppelie.