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Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
ErRrientanb.

Tutlano Gopnibip, Sargent Co., ". Tat
Soet ies inoienoer 8%ontisenten for ct npt
Iar, oil ies rseo bet Santme iise "3ecorab
Boften" ica mango gaf fer alt bet moriomme
os interesiante G9feitof. iom ben gap mig
bet forlsbne War; ia, "Iecorabs Soften er
liseirem uunop9rIis, os aIe, iom bar laii
ben ct Bar ganse, er itrats enise ON, at ben
er bet bebfte norite Slab, iom iinbes, os BET
tilise for iaa bldg en- Sris.
Rutlauo {prnibip er met iettlet Of Sfan.
oiuapsr, Jon ole uoen l~lnotassIie er 9orle
lise os ftrabiomme Soil, Ter prpper of ifabe
fig ct Siem cs Selotanbisbeo os bIiue for
Samfunbet npttise Yorsere. Spis Der ifuloe
finoes Noseu, iom tanfer raa at reiie bio til
Nuro 9atcta os faa fig fat paa 2ano, iau er
ies iter eseu grfariHs biz pau, at mo Der
omtrius fan faa lao soot os tilist 9ano iom
noseniteos; enbnu fan man fisbe ub Retten
til en- os anoen Quarter Section for pmfring
s2OO-250 Dollars, e0er osiaa fan man faa
fisbt oppropeoe Quarters for 500 zoe Dol
lars % paa lang Betalinsstio. Der Saar Der
Serabaner paa frpos os tpers oser Topns
ibipet % gountpet, % Sper os Stationer,
bpor man inur Zig ben, iaa Der er NOT Of
Rarfeosplabie. 2anbet er ltot iteuet, men,
raar bet er c%pbrutfet, iaa uotser Der soot,
os bet er heller life iaa ilemt buerten for %
eqer ganb iom paa mango Steoer. Stisnt
ri Der osiau bar baft en- ouermaaoe tyr Yaar
% CONNER, flyer bog Soil, iom bar reiit |
andre Slater os gountper, at grsoen itaar
fig beoit Der runot. vi baaber osiaa / War
at lenoe en- bel Eel til Eftsns Narteb al Dor
befjenote Nc. 1 hard.
en- Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24

09'aa' Wen 5aa bsit 9aHo Ter aarers oost
NO. 3eacltnsen bIir raarIis paa bsit aono
lua gel M Ter no I'll at biioe ct tnaot Sober.
aar' 6or On lib iiosu bapoe ri ct Bar opbe
oesnltire, iien MI / nosle 7aae bar bet
o9ret temmsIis unrmt.
SuHobsostiltareen er taaleIia oob: pif..
NOT er Der On Nnber, icm lqooer ueo Ron.
ot'ns. ltooeu, men oct tprer nab til 7isens
Gang.
eptN9ousen ltaI enbnu bape fit 5ilhpIo
lOlanot ps, Iises Der. men lea bar sneuu life
'et noseH 1889. Men 8otetsbrsen er life
a'oeles uooso enonu, tbi ies fauot / min 30.
letfSo9er 'Gr Bugs / fin iaooanliae notur.
llse Sterrelie, fGroige til at able ct fort
Nltom, men til al 9ptte fanot ies ben iaa
t'olls, at leg paa en- Itittelis W2naoe iii bract
benz no al Seroen.
a9)aa pos os fan Der / en- Ranbs Nlber
thotr9re Ho9et martelist. Get ital life
o9re loRrt lanse, iioen bette mRIteliae I'll.
l9ioe %lnotraf. cs er mig berettet iom fulo
Sanobeo. aue peo, at Sesen er ipart be-.
lar'ts eIter 6pniefiso; en- Tag bapoe oen
fcaet tat pna en- Ssae bog en- Manb; Ssuen
forle9te at rsope 9ipet osb at ilppe IND of ct
aaoent Stteu / Staloen, os Ssaen / lin Sper
lui9fe lefter. aRen til al lllptte for Ssaeu
paooe 9Ranoea en- 40 Der; ben par lei til at
lp9noe basuo, os / bet Samme Sp9en fIpi
Torbl aoen efter SsHen, ip9nbte 8oen ben
WV paa Sieoef. Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
Terlep, DRinn.
or. TeoatteG


Grange 5ioer, tsrre Speoeasre, tg.ftiat
ao19, tsrre Better, TONNE 2ommer, tpiIs
lon1me uoIister os tunse 9anter bar tgrfet
n'an9t ct 5armerbjerte, iaa bet Tube meqet
He9n til, ipr at faa bet opblpoet. Get bar
81 M r%t9ti9not osiaa fuaet, iaa Npoen er at.
blllpen for Manses 8eofommcnoe; men bet
Tom oesp9rre ~forient paa mango Steoer,
Door Soeoen er totalt forbr9nSt os borttsr-
tel, botltet er 3tlfRloet | ben ItprIte Del Of
eals 20, TAT. Ser / Smesnen fer bet boa
life parlt iIoe no enboa, unotosen paa en-
Tel Speoeasre, bpor Sorbformene i yaar
ouretteoe aeitilis G~oelGsselie; men bpur De
bleo no9enllnoe I~taanet for oisie, fan ssar.
msrne pente miooeIs Nplins. Oct bar lite
laa unosrli9t, ON Mobet iant beqer MI ifipr
bleo Der iaa ooarlig &pline, of Sarmerne
tlnoe life Iou grade paa i'm Speoe. Spao.
erten bet III bar Soeoers Stplo eQer Speoey
pptjsberres Stplo, at mau life tunoe fan
grade paa lelp ben beoite Speoe, Tom man
tnobtlote lis Tube saa for No. 1, ltal life iea
tultile It9e; men M tGnfer rot Snrmerne paa
at lpare Glepatorerne for Yrpoeriet, Ga trans.
portere ielu i'm Speoe til &erbensmartebet,
bois De coerboueoet faar nosen at ialae.
Gm eenne Ylan ltuloe lpttes, bill manaen
SIRl gotte Jig poer, at gleuatprerne bliper
ltnasuoe leoise. seq iasoe nplis, at 5ar.
merneS gaob rar ilnfet. ga, Soroforme 90
%Iarsoari9 8grte bauoe i9nfet oct unber Ill,
'na nGften bare LANCE Nniister bar o9ret at
ie, os btmmelittrrtnoe Zine, Der bar alanet
efter &e9n, boer Gang en- Sfpbunfe bar uiit
Jig % 'tabet Jig til, icm ON Der buert Die
blt' lfulbe bespnoe at re8ns af Den. Seaer-
life De opitrueoe Eriler paa Sanoelsoarer
bar bioraget til at lpfte 6armerers Mpo
Yenge eier ban life, men MI l9rer ban at
bore ipariom.
Ser er paa Gale at oanre en- Nfbclosfors
ertn9 ia lille for fterfe 9ritfe; tbi en- iaa-
ban notwithstanding bar ri isr; Self Der
bar lanseiioen iluttet meo at brittle 81 %
SrGnoepir. 5oreninsens 5ormaal Ital bore
at nfboloe Jig fra 8lsb af Groceries, iaaiom:
aolIe, Suffer, 6ru8ter oie., os for Brus Of
Cafe % %ie NJ. NJ. i SIsboloninseu. Ronse
bar alereoe bespnot at. BRUCE Yps, iitebets
for adIIe, cs be timber ben liseiaa iuno os
uellmnsenoe iom pirfeiis Safe, mar man
bliper pant meo cen, ;iar naar ben bliper
paste branot, soot tost % tiliut meo 5lsbe.
Sois amerifas Y%efolinins sioroe / lise
oiloe mart Yriien falbe, iaa funoe
pt globe os peo at foa en- ristis COB Sop
for biris $ris iibeu.
YrRriemano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
MuHf; 2itcratur.

IuiitsISg. TrattiIt geileonins til
at lore of ipnse efter Noter. 5or Iauere ps
bstere Stoler o9 San9foreninser iamt til
Selptuotum VT Yuitpr y. SEMEN, Coon
Sallep, 8ts. yosen er imuit uotpret os
toiter enieItuis so Gents, pprtofrit tilienot
10 gtsemplarer $3.50; % gtspL. 10 80; so
gtspl. 205O. Ypsen iaaes Boslaserne
iamt bos lIo9iperer.
2enne npe Bog i"ortjener at taa en- itor
llobreoelie. Site blot enbper SansirIruf=
tpr % aorleoer oil 9jere bel / at ~anItaffe fla
Den; men eiboer abr, elier pnare - iom
oil lore at ipn9e, fan peo 6jRlp al oenne
lille BOG mart bliue iitano I'll at "ipnge fra
Slaoet" iaapel bore Slime pa Solfetoner
icm anoen lettere Muiif, naar Seotpmmenbe
elSrs er en- Snule muIitalt anlnst. Berpt.
tet ret a bore Sar9lRrere oil oenne Spg blipe
al tor Setpcntn9 for San9ens llopiitine
iblonot ps. Zen iubebcIoer, peo Sioen of
en- sret, tortfattet 5remittlins Of be o~i9ti9ite
9ele al afuItttbeorien, mango p~rat.ilte %
rpttise Stnt, en- Eel sooe o9 prattiIt oroneoe
3aftppelier o9 5%rdiiespelies / be alminbe.
lisite Our % Woltonearter os enoelia en-
bel WRn9oe uoualste Relpbier - 4S aoras
Ter cs % andre Melpoier, bpcraf en- Del
er arrangeret for to Stsmmer, afle meo Ietlt
til. So9en, iom er ffreoet / ct IetIatteliat
Spros, iubeboloer netop iaa rteset, iom ets
bpert Sanstcr bgr inoe fig / at Iare. Sntet
ntaa iprin9es oper, on, Bo9en Sfal ppnaa fin
SenIist. Stal bore Sanaforentr9sr tiltase
/ Epgti8beo os naa bet Ntaal, De Dor fat fla,
rnaa De, iom 5ortGtteren Tiger / en- SCRIBE.
mGrfnins, "bespnoe fra @runoen af, - lore
Noter, 9aft, 9refnirs paa 9pnetisen, at
ipnse Stala ciu. 5leritemmis os napnlis
iirftemmis Gang bpr bore Sansforsnin.
sernts Waal. W4sn of bespuoe oermeb, fer
man Tan ipnse soot enitemmis os / bet Sele
er bel inee / Bespnoeliessrunbene, er ONT
trent liseiaa ufornuftist os frusteslsft Iom
at bespRoe o~oenira, naar maj bill bpsse ct
SuS."
5orfattererl er sjennem fine tiolisere gtus
iifpRrter bel ijenbt iom en- ualminbelis bps=
tis Samler, Irranssr etc, os bette bans
iioite Sart CT ct paroiat Sioetptte til bans
tiolisere uofomne Wrbeioer- Oct er at baabe,
at eHboer Wuiifer os Muiituen % lite minbit
bore Yrefter os 29rere oil bj9lpe til neo at
ltnffe oenne BOG ben ubbreoelie, iom ben
fo%rtlener. Sobn Gable.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24

Sort Naoifon, aitiap Go, Blib. 9err.
Ut me9et i~tcrartet BrpIup feireoes
8oulsbo ben Abe Suli, oa RsAisbeoens Ba.
flor S. 5elofiea os 0Riis IRina Roe, 9attsr
al ben msset asteoe S9bersmano 8. u.
gtoe, Gstepiebes. YieIieu iorrettebes at
Taitor Hoslins ira Seattle, Der talte / iaa
parme Srolas, at bet lottsoe 5narer frem ira
Nfanses Zine. &irien bapoe gruosparrets
mango 8enner imptfet meb en- SperHoo of
oeilise os penustenoe yIcmiter os @rsnt for
at forbeie 5eftlisbeoen. Sra Brplupssaars
ben, Siuoens SIem, ouleoe uoriie os 5ors
eneoe Staters 5las, 8~anpnialuter affprebes,
os uopaa apRloen afbr9notes ct inlutt 5pr.
pelteri. g. y.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
Vogle S~plDsntnger
ONT os jclp.

@iennemi nitsoasten al pprne Mano
er $50 Huno, at 8pinoer 10 Yunb.
@ienneminitsbsiben Of en- pelbpaaet
Wanb er 5 Sob 9 CONNER, afen apinbe
5 Sob 4 Tommer. On CONNIE / Ssibe
ftulbe tilfsie 2esemet 2 8unbs 8ast.
Sjertet peier 26O Gram bos &pinoer %
$50 Gram (1o4 Ounce) bos Manb;
bets @ienneminitspast er 292 Gram.
8lobmansben peier en- Trettenbebel al
2esemets Sast eIer 11-12 8unb;
bens Waal er Sc aoarts.
Mennefet bsr, naar bet bar miitet
en- fen,te Del af fin 8lobwansbe. 8eb
buer Sammentrefnins ubfsber Siertet
6 llncer Blob fra bpert Sjertetammer;
to @anse / bpert Minut eIer peb 50
Sammentr ienber bet bele Blob
mansben runot / bele 2esemet. Naar
en- bsbelis Gift fommer inb / en- Gare,
braber ben | 2sbet al Is Cucumber,
brast inb unber Suben i 4 Rinutter.
On aubifmiqimeter Blob ~inbebolber 5
WilliOner BlotcelIer bos Manb os Al
MiQion bcs Rpinber. sos ct npisbt
Barn Iaar Bulien $50 Slus, bos ct
Vars sammelt 10; bos ct Barn paa
ia Var IS, bos en- ouren Manb "
Slas; bos en- auinbe 80 Slas. aanbes
orattets Surtisbeb er en- Gjerbebel al
Yuliens.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
J. D. LARKIN & CO.,

quit saa, at -:nat SOm:- e. en- ertra rn sabs taos al raTinsra E%8 o. Oea
SsSr CabrtrsO. fun r at iRIse). "SDea SOHs sr IaOe til at BRIGGS. os 1t9ta re
Bon 6iTms bar OsTa Sabe5anbdm mango Mar. % wb 5mtH I'll Dor padisdss
War u e sunio la ba9 cs. Ssio3es er aho oeiomIe. Dor 6abut er en- nor s.
fune pm aaua.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
WateroiQe, Sptpa.

@aterui1e, Sppa.
or. 8eoaftpr al "Epiten"l
Get er Del imaat meb aoften.
gVan buroe ienoe Zig,
Sc iemostpoe Center
"a Galeren, on oerter
VT iaa | rette 9io.
opsr Nbonnett paa "Poiisn"
San ueo at bare Soften
gr life NOT for big,
9u mac Eapir 10 baoe
% SpGrte mo on late,
On bet lfal rhine lis.
Os "Boten"s mango SRneer
SOm Slaoet inur es uenosr,
Gin 2pn be buroe faa,
3bi ben, iom trut n,aa itrRue,
gan life spot fan lepe
vi bare ganb cs Straa.
De sooe Nbonntnter,
Com itaois munsler Center,
aan ii9e Soften" op;
Ut boloe Slabet lanse,
uoen at ienee Yen9e,
9ao oermeo pore Stop.
ON noSen Soften" inpoer,
Dan ensan9 bet fortrpoer,
Saapeliom anoen Spis,
quo Nnore bill beora9e
Or meset at befIuse,
gan er ben Snoe zig.
Seq Soften" III rnpbtase
Sfra bens Sarnoomsbase,
Spert Iar til oeuue Sio.
COB 99snins cen mig bpber;
9ens &aao ie9 tiot ablpoer,
S9 lGier ben meo tSlio.
Yau! &olbiou.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
f5pe Iarg.
correspondence.

Q ,rdsousanesr us.n @apn % gsrss' tas,s Ire mins,
a asniun til. be bIir i's ,nsans sicnrsmlafe Of RES
,~aaionsu. %aonei oil TIE 5ltos cfsntIisslori. m,ss
riisr, v,s.ommtres sorrtiponbtu, su,sr s,t. men Rt.
s~a.tieusn naa baUs Iauati o. gsrssieu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24
Clifton, @aib. 2err.
OR. Geoaftpr.

Or. 6eoattpr.
vi er Der nosle fanbinauiife Ssttlere, iom
bar ilaaet ps neo paa SpSiioeH al Soob's
Canal, pitenior DIAMOND gote, o., enbflsnt
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-24

North Star Throat and Lung Balsam er ct
iiifert NibosI for 6ofe % 5oriDlelis. 9.la.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04
Go the Pension.

Commissioner Tanner, Of the pension
bureau, has instructed all pension agents
Ia prepare and forward To him the names
and addresses of all pensioners in their re-
spectiye districts who are drawing a pen
sion of less than four dollars per month.
As soon as practicable, amer these lists
have been received at the pension office, a
notice will be sent 10 each of such pen
sioners, directing him To 20 before the
proper medical board for REORGANIZATION
and re-rating. This action is taken by the
commissioner with a view Ia raising t.
- per month all ratings below that
amount.
The L. =. pension agent AT Pittsburg has
received this telegram from Pension Com
missioner Tanner: MAKE special any
current vouchers received from the towns
IN Pennsylvania ruined by floods and pay
at once ON their receipt. Where certificates
have been lost In Hoods send permit to ex-
ecute new voucher without presenting GER
tlncate To magistrate"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04
BarbarOus Immigrants.

The people and press of the country
have exclaimed in righteous Indignation
ut the miserable depravity of the men
who were found mutilating the dead
along the Conemaugh for the sake of the
jewels Oh the bodies. And yet we had
no right 10 expect anything but this
from the barbarians we have permitted
TO come To Us as immigrants from
the southeastern edge of Europe.
People from that end of the world are
apt to have the vices of the Turk with
very few Of his virtues. When we re-
member the fearful Bulgarian atrocities
and the horrors that have signalized the
border wars OF Turkey for many years,
e6ti7e -.rdly surprising that these people,
j asi i''tomed 10 the~idea of robbery on
+ tneir savage battle-fields should try the
same thing in this country. Fortunately
the Immigration from these regions
has been comparatively insignificant in
spite OF all the talk about il.
In lsss all Hungary sent us only
2,ls7, and IL must be remembered
that from parts Of that land immigration
might be ofa very desirable quality. No
doubt many Of the so-called Hungarians
of our mining regions passed the immi-
grafton commissioners as Russians and
came from the border states, where the
people are eager TO escape from the ever
threatening Turkish war.
Our representatives abroad should be
instructed and empowered TO supervise
immigration at its source as far a. il NAV
De possible 10 do so, for we certainly
should discourage the low grade of hu-
naanity that has aroused lynch law at
Johnstown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04
We Hold
Up
Few.

men mot prepared for by most stores and the
boys In kits have been remembered, and all
that's between. We hold up few kinds as rep
resentatives of the whole: stock. These same
figures. can be seen In other stores, but look at
quality, style and make they're on, then see
ours that accounts for our rapidly increasing
trade. Mems Suits, ready TO put on, perfect
fitting, S. to s25. AlWool Suits, ", So, $40, Sl2
IT you like a dressy, shapely Big Boys Suit here
1t is, "a to sl5. We represent the 81, s. and So
Suits as examples OF good value. See our stock
Underwear, Hose, Neckwear, Dress Shirts, OF
Flannel shirts and Boys Shirt Waists. All the
new and desirable things.
A look through our Custom Clothing Depart
ment, the novelties for suits and trousers to
measure and samples of our work, will win
your approval. Visit the department, get the
prices, leave your order, and we guarantee your
idea and purse Will be suited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04

Earned Reading, Lancaster, 1. Two
base hits-Bccker, Inn. Three-base hit-She,z-
line, Sacrifice hits-Lawrcnce, Gibson. New
ell. Bases stolen--Nogt, Newell. Bases on balls
OH summer, OH Mayhew,3. struck out
Reading. 2; Lancaster, . lefi ON bases--Read-
Ing, s Lancaster, b Double plays-Carman
Bowers, Iinn, 2, cMonagle, Peak Peak, New
ell. Passed bals-Dunn, 2, Time OF game One
hour aud iorty-tNe minutes, umpire-Stur-
gcOn.
The York We're completely sur
prised yesterday and their pet pitcher was
knocked silly by the coons.
The York club is playing here to day
and il will he difficult TO tell who gets the
game.
Harrisburg is again ahead in the Middle
States race. They will make their first
appearance here on next Saturday.
The championship games played yester-
day were: Boston 10, Philadelphia q :;
Chicago 2, Cleveland ! Pittsburg /, India
napolis 0; Washington New York, rain /;
Kansas City 8, BROOKLYN q Baltimore :,
Cincinnati 2; 1T. Louis IL, Columbus I !;
Athletic Louisville, postponed Hartford
., Lowell 4; Newark 4, Easton o; Wor-
cester 10, New Haven 4 Jersey City d,
Wilkesbarre 3; Harrisburg II, Philadel-
phia Giants I Cuban Giants IA, York 0.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04

and such ills Of humanity, we exclude
the populous Chinese country, where
they habitually prevail, from consitlera-
tion. Our food would be small IN the
comparison, II we made II; but IL IL the
greatest we have ever suffered, or any
Of our stock; and we do not take Asiatic
nations into consideration in grading the
calamity.
When the day comes that our popu-
lation Is as dense as that Of China, we
trust that our engineering skill will have
advanced sufficiently TO save us from
these dreadful perils of floods. What
needs to done Is 10 provide safe outlet
for the torrent. The Mississippi IL
our most troublesome stream; and
what is needed there may lie what Is
needed everywhere. Apparently the
problem can only Ike solved by provid-
ing depth TO the bed of the river that
will take its greatest water. We believe
this was the plan by which Captain
Eads proposed to control the Mississippi
overflow. The plan heretofore used has
been the raising of the banks and the
effect has been the raising Of the chan
mel. What Is needed Is the deepening
of the channel and the engineering
skill that will accomplish this at reason
able cost, in both rock and mud river
bottoms, will solve the problem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04
lDeluges.

The concentration of attention upon
Sohnsto"n's supreme horror, dwarfs the
many and great losses by the Hood that
otherwise would fill the public mind.
We are just hearing of the devastation
o. the upper susquehanGa region, and
discovering that the great towns of VIII
Transport and Lock Haven have been
under water, and that state of
ehings exists that would do credit
- the Hat regions Of the Yellow
river In China, where i'm Deem
ber, 1887, "a half million of people are
exid TO have perished in its overflow.
When We speak Of floods aud famines
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04

Ir will lie interesting to note the sort of
relief sent To the destitute people of Johns-
town. A vast amount of money will he in
vested with more or less judgment by com
mittees, and food and clothing In abund-
ance will no doubt reach the sufferers very
soon, but ii Is probable that few will think
of sending the things that may be most
needed. The doctors have given their
warning of the danger from the great
ru'mbcr Of dead bodies, and cores
pondents have referred 10 the total
lack of tobacco and suggest its need.
Smoking may decrease the danger of pesti-
lence and will help TO cheer up the chilled
and worn out men who are working among
the ruins. Their task il horrible enough
and should bo made a. easy as possible,
that!it may be done swiilly, for it is i'm
peratively necessary for the health of the
living that the dead should be gotten out of
the ruins and buried
Let Lancaster send u carload of her
cigars Ia Johnstown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04

THE colored people of Richmond have
been highly entertained by Rev. John
Jasper, of "Sun do move" fame. Jasper
says that he dreamed that seven storms
would pass over the earth; that the light
ming and thunder would be accompanied
by wind, rain and hail, producing destruc
ton in the land, and that on the last day of
May would be the final winding up with
thunder, lightning and great fall of water,
causing the waters in the riycrsto overflow
their banks, and ships and steamers would
go down in the mighty deep, carrying with
them hundreds of souls.
lie claims To have recounted this dream
10 bis congregation some time before the
recent storms and don't attempt to explain
the unfulfilled conclusion referring to ships
and steamers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04
HOODS sARSApAEILLA.
1T COSTS LESS

On the question OF real economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla Is so far ahead Of other prepa ra tions
rs 10 place them entirely out Of the rnce COM
petitors. Here are hcts In regard To this popu-
mr. medicine. easily susceptible of conclusive
proof
!. Hoods Sarsaparila Costs the Manufacturer
More than any other competing preparation,
because II Is more highly concentrated and con
tains more real medical value.
2, II costs the Jobber More, as IA consequence
OF the fact Just stated.
3. II costs the Retail Druggist More, for the
same reason-as can easily be learned by In
quiry. Hence the desire of some retailers to sell
their own preparations, which cost them less,
aud for which they get the same price, thus
making more money. But
4. IL Costs the Consumer fsSS than any other
medicine because of its greater concentrated
strength and the quantity In each bottle, and
because 10 Is the only preparation of which can
truly be said, " 100 Doses one Dollar"
That the people appreciate this Is shown by
the fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla has the Iarg-
est sale OF any sarsaparilln or blood purifier. 1t
possesses peculiar merit and effects wonderful
cares.
A POINT FOR YOU
When you buy your spring medicine you
want the best Ask for Hoods Sarsaparila, and
insist upon having II. DO not let any argument
or persuasion influence you To buy what you do
not want BE sure TO get the ideal spring medl.
cine.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
sold by all druggists 81 six for S.. Prepared
only by q. ]. HOOD 4 co, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. ca
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04

THE romantic history Of Francis Evans
rs told by him In Chicago paper equals
any Indian story that the dime novel
builders could devise. When a boy OF
twelve he was captured by u rowing band
of Comanches, and adopted by one of their
chiefs he grew up n. genuine Comanche
buck. His captor was chief Santa Taker.
He talks about their superb horsemanship,
their fighting qualities and their lazincss,
gambling and cruelty, but admits that he
was one Of them, and his calm account of
how he left them shows Indian stolidity.
81 fell in love with ipetha,a pretty
Comanche maiden, but could not teach her
To speak English, though IL was she who
taught me to speak her own language. ]
left -Hipetha with great regret, but
when the government treaty made my re-
naming longer with the tribe a matter Of
my own choice decided to return TO my
mother, whom found at Burlington and
who received me M one risen from the
dead I now oflen find myself talking
Comanche in my sleep. II was q life of
indolent ease that had led among them.
was stranger to trouble when / would
lie down onmy Buffalo robe nj night in my
tepee, but still was not content. ! was n
civilized child and longed for civilization. I"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-04
Corbin's New Railroad.

A charter has been granted to the Harris
burg Terminal railroad company, capital
stock 100000. The road will be nine miles
long, from Bowmandale, Cumberland
county, 10 the susquehanna river, thence
by bridge 10 Harrisburg, 10 the Lebanon
Valley branch of the Philadelphia a Read
ing railroad. Austin Corbin holds 1, $50
Of the two thousand shares subscribed.