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The Press., 1889-05-09
Suit Department.

SECOND FLOOR. We have secured more help in our dress-making rooms, and we are now able to fill orders promptly Ladies can select their own materials and trimmings have it made at less cost and satisfactory than ready-made suits.
 Lawn Tennis Suits and Blouses. We have the exclusive sale in western Massa- chusets of the original and largest manufacturer of these goods. The styles are unique and the prices always the lowest.
 Misses White Suits. complete line suitable for Confirmation and First Communion. Examine them before you buy. CARPETS! CARPETS! From the Great Auction Ss le of Stephen Sanford & Sons, who sold thelF Entire Stock of Carpets,
 OVER 10000 PIECES! The goods were all sold REGARDLESS OF COST, and we were amongst the largest buye at the sale Our entire purchase has been opened and marked AUCTION PRICES, which means goods at 8 QUARTER or THIRD LESS than regular value. As these Carpets cannot be duplicated, it will be well to make early selections.
 Wilton yelyets s1, worth $1.s5.
 Wilton Back Tapestry 75c., worth $1.
 Double Extra Tapestry 66c., worth S5c
 Extra Tapestry 55c., worth 75c
 Extra Super Ingrains 2Oc., worth 45c.
 Extra Super Ingrains 3716c., worth 50c
 Extra Heavy Ingrains 45c., worth 65c. = Extra Heavy All Wool 5sc., worth 75c. Also Large Lot of
 STRAW MATING. 25 Rolls China Mating 12kc., worth 200.
 150 Rolls China Mating 20c., worth 371c.
 200 Rolls Extra Firm 25c., worth s71Sc. our stock for Bargains. SMITH & MURRAY. SPRINGFIELD.
The Press., 1889-05-09
Boston, May 2d, 1889.

E :@ Boston3 May 2d, 1888. SUFFOLK, ss. .: Personally appeared s. s. Campbell, President, Charles M Campbell and Whipple N. Potter, major ty of the directors of said corporations and severa
 made oath that the books and records of said corpo ration indicate the facts above attested by their treasurer, and that they believe said statement to be true.
 Before me, Jos. FRANK PAUL, :@s,
 Justice of the Peace.
The Press., 1889-05-09

THE majority must rule. If the majority of the people of Connecticut don't want pro- hibition, then prohibition ought not to be the rule here. But those who in their hearts be- lieve that prohibition is best, but don't believe that it can be enforced, hence don't vote for it, make cowardly surrender of their prin- ciples. They say to the lawless eff you won't obey the laws, then we won't have any laws" .,
The Press., 1889-05-09

EsrABLIsHED Halfa Century MARVIN'S
 SAFES HAVE MANY PATENTED IMPROVE.
 'sc '.e. =! >.
 MENTs not found in other makes, that will repay an MULTIPLICATION
 By those who desire to secure
 THE BEST SAFE. Send for Prices.
 MARVIN l. SAFE CO.,, ss, 90 and 92 So. 9th Avenue,
 NEW YORK. Philadelphia, Pa., London, Eng WARM YOUR HOUSES By Steam or Hot Water. c. l.. MOWRY & co. Are prepared to furnish and put up their LOW PRESSURE STEAM HEATING
 OR WATER APPARATUS. Designed expressly for Private Dwellings They combine more advantages than any heaters now in use. They are the most eco- nomical and can be put up at less cost than any other heaters. We are sole agents for the
 VICTOR STEAM and HOT WATER BOILER. And can promptly give estimates when re- quested. Over 1,2OO Victor Boilers in use. Brick Set or Portable.
 c. l.. MOwRY 6 CO.,,
 'rt..t:.. '..e- =, s-.~. ,. 91 Werthington-st., .. SPRlNGFlELD' The Apparatus can be seen at our store. PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER IN @~:.s THE SUMMER MONTHS.
 s-:. a>} 9may12w
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CEED POTATOES, JAPANESE BUCK 6 WHEAT, and FERTILIZER to grow them.
 For sale bv JOHN A. FOSTER. St

NOTICE. The boftling room at the spring 1N will be open for the present on Monday, We'd nesday and Saturday of each week from to p m Neighbors and residents of this vicinity can ob- Fifty cents wifi be allowed for each dozen bottles re- turned in good order. Those having empty bottles
 May G. 1880 JULIUS CONVERSE
The Press., 1889-05-09

BURGLARS are at work in the state, and made hauls ct Meriden on Tuesday night amounting to 5000.
The Press., 1889-05-09

STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. w ID. EINSMA AN.
 SPECIAL
 ANNOUNCEMENT.
 All who visit our store this season will find ample evidence of our determination to keep-as in the past-the Largest, Most Elegant and Best Selected Stock of Trimmings, Laces, Ribbons,
 HOSIERY, '-.'
 Gloves and Novelties, 7: To be found in the Conn. Valley. We mention a few leaders :
 KID GLOVES.
 Our Importations have opened splendid ly. For an Extra Bargain we offer 5-But- ton, Scollop Top, narrow embroidery, for 50 cents; better Glove than is sold in many places for 75 cents. Button Suede, $I.OO pair. ButtOn Suede MOusquetaire, 100 pair.
 8 Button Suede Mousquetaire, 1.5O pair. GENUINE FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES. Our stock of these all new-not an old pair to show. ..........
 Ladies' and Misses Silk Taffata and Pure Silk Gloves 25 cents to $1 a pair all from the best makers. In fit, color, quality and value they cannot be excelled. COTTON HOSIERY. Fast Black for Ladies, Misses, Men and Boys. There is no use wasting words here The Royal, Stainless Pure Dye and Smith & Angell are positively the two best Fast Black Cotton Stockings on the market. Price, 25 cents to 75 cents per pair. : CORSETS CORSETS We have always prided ourselves in thls department, but have never before been able to place before our patrons so great 8 variety of elegantly fitting Corsets at such reasonable prices as we are now doing. EVERY POPULAR MAKE is to be found in our stock.
 HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES.
 Latest Novelties in Choice Hem Stitched Flouncings with edges to match, at our usual popular prices. A superb line of Black Chantilly Flouncings. Customers will find very desirable patterns among these goods. Prices always right PARASOLSI . PARASOLS!
 SUN UMBRELLAS, GLORIA & WINDSOR RAIN UMBRELLAS. | Look at our Special Bargains at only $2 each.
 DRESS TRIMMINGS. :> Persian Bands in endless variety of rich combinations. Black Crochet and Fine Jet Gimps. Fringes for Wraps. Lowest Prices, Latest Novelties and complete stock always found in this department.
 We are the acknowledged Headquarters for Fancy Goods and Novelties. V. ). KINSMAN Springfield. Mass.
The Press., 1889-05-09

We have number of delinquent subscribers on our list and wishing to straighten all such accounts nesty desire that each of them call on or communi- cate with at once. We shall feel obliged to take a uniform course with all who do not do so. ..
The Press., 1889-05-09

PUBLIC sentiment, that is the sentiment of the larger and better portion of the public, backs up the legislators disposed to pass a secret ballot bill; no matter which of the pro- posed bills, if it is only the best one. And the best one is that which best enables the voter to vote as he wishes, so that he can truly discharge that duty without fear or favor. Secrecy of the ballot will promote in- dependence in voting, and the ballot should be so secret that the man who bribes voter may never know, except from the assurance of the voter, whether he has secured what he paid for. And the strongest assurance of a man so degraded is worth straw-just about the opinion of many people to the contrary, nevertheless. Give us the simplest form of a bill that will effect the object, but not one so simple as to fall short of effectiveness
The Press., 1889-05-09

= s!---, '.e Boston, May 2d, 1889. SUFFOLK, :-...
 Personally appeared w. A. McCrillis, Treasurer, and madeoa that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed, is true. ... ..s
 Before me, Jos. FRANK PAUL,
 Justice of the Peace..
The Press., 1889-05-09

Too MUCH wine made the centennial ball 8 disgraceful orgie, and early drove respectable people from the supper room; many of them from the ball itself.
The Press., 1889-05-09

The rush of business during the last two weeks taxed our producing power to it's utmost, and then we not able to supply the wants of our numerous customers. Those who were disappointed can now obtan any of the sizes styles that sold out.
 As is usual during the rush of business, there are always odd sizes and eolors left. To effect speedy clearance we have put them in two lotes.
 s Lot No. 1. Ladies' Coored Jackets, scarcely two alike. Choice for $2.5O. Among these are goods that sold for $4 50 to $6.
 Lot No. g. Ladies' Black and Colored Jackets that cost from $7.5O to $40, choice for $5. Those who come first will get fine goods for little money.
The Press., 1889-05-09

NOTICE is hereby given that John Warren IN and Henry Hanerous will petition the Hon. Board of Pardons, at their next meeting in June for release from the Connecticut state Prison.
The Press., 1889-05-09

 We are the Largest House in our Line in New England, and carry the biggest stock, supply the greatest variety of goods to our customers.
 The large business we do enables us to buy in large quantities direct from the manufacturers for cash at the lowest prices, and as we are satisfied with a small profit Our immense business, we often are able to retail goods as low to our customers as some dealers are able to buy them from the jobbers. Our large business and small ex- penses also enable:us to sell our goodssoa ;. CREDIT as Low as other dealers do for Cash. . We simply mention this matter to show our customers that they are trading at headquarters snd with the Ieadidg House, and that we do the business without much newspaper advertising.
 @,i We desire to increase the list of our cus- toners for this year for
The Press., 1889-05-09
Married

nWEuS
 Stafford Springs, April SOth, daughter to F. E. Fitzpatrick.
The Press., 1889-05-09

Gov. HILL of New York is about to retire to lieutenant governorship. The date of the wedding is not yet announced. '@>'
The Press., 1889-05-09

JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 6 SON, PUBLIsHERs. $1 b0 per year. s1 25 when paid strictly in advance
The Press., 1889-05-09

Furniture, Carpets, &c, &c., and, according to our plan, the more we have the Cheaper each can spur- chase. It is Cooperative and Mutual, and Our System has Many Advantages And benefits to our customers.
 Please call and investigate our plan, ex- anime our stock and prices, secure our terms,
 OPEN AN ACCOUNT With us, and have no further trouble about getting your supplies on Credit as you need them, and trade with a good, straight, square house with 8 we'll ll-de6ned policy, that will admit of ?, ,,-* s...t
 NO MISREPRESENTATION, That guarantee satisfaction, fair dealing, polite salesmen, courteous treatment, the Finest Stock, the largest Variety, the LOWEST PRICES. And the easiest terms.
 1Er-'t
The Press., 1889-05-09
Glove Department

NbOv0 O0PdfGBuSuVs
 Great Demonstration i'm Kid Gloves. 30 dog. Foster 7-hook Kid Gloves, usual price $1.25 will be sold at 75c in all sizes, from 5a4 to sinch. 4s dog. of the celebrated Biarrez Kid Gloves, usual retail price $1. We ofert lot at 75c. This is fine quality. t .r: .'~-. 200 dog. 5-button Embroidered Kid Gloves, in fine soft finish in Tans, States, Modes, Browns, except iona quality usually sold at 75c. Our price soc.
The Press., 1889-05-09
GRAND OPENING OF
 PAIR RASOLS.

We beg to inform the Ladies we have now on sale the largest and most elegant assortment of PARA SOLS, COACHING SHADES and SUN-UMBREL- LAS. Cloak DenaYtment.
The Press., 1889-05-09

noon and evening of April 29th, to help him celebrate his ninety-first birthday. and to listen to his stories of the olden times. In the evening the younger DOT ton of the family did their parts with songs and music, and most especially little Arthur, the great grand son, almost three years old, who led the guests to the supper table.
 -George D. Colburn recently had two COWS badly poisoned by eating poke weed
The Press., 1889-05-09
MIGHT DRESSES.

Mother Hubbard, made from Fine Cambric, trimmed with Torchon lace, yoke neck and cuffs, at 95c., former price $1.50. Night Dresses, Mother Hrsbberd yoke of Ssda tucks, Hamburg rufie ors neck and sleeves, at $1, worth $1 50.
The Press., 1889-05-09

Made from Fruit cotton, Hamburg rufies and cluster of fine tucks, at 45c., all sizes in closed and open.
 40 dog. TaylOr's Folding Bustles,
 sold everywhere at 25c., our price 10c.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

of ben reppe fiiube frp5e fra 8lotisu,
bpor ben loo, bor ben bet SiDtfe aigb,
Tom ben bdpee bentet, Zen til benz, lnsbe
bet fcran benz, ps. oa ben Saa, at be ilst
lite bible eoe, isste een mso fine 8oter
fsrit at reiie ben enc ps b~ereftsr ben an
ben op, meoens ben belle Tieeu itsnnebe
pnfelist. 9a ben fanbt. at ben ilet i'ts
fdnbe iao benz til at itaa up, git ben
bort. iaa ia berneit ON % %itsnneoe,
%. ba bette heIer life pilbe bipfpe,
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%. ~efterat ben bar frsbst noale Sfribt
bibere bort. Iaa ben fla isien ON os
bfeo itdasnoe liot. Wsu, bn llneerne
better life MI beopaeoe fla, penbte ben
enbnu ersana tifbnse. frsb meo nIe
9esn pea uubiiselia Cmbeb fert ben
til ben enc, bernait iii ben nnoen, %
floppebe Dem mso fine Yoter, ibet ben
bplebe flngeuoe. 9n sen entelis par
ooertpbet ON, at be bare folbe % lip.
Isle, rettebe ben lit Sopeb mob Sfibet
% ubiisbte ct f%Ortoiolet Sui, hoorpao
Woroerne ipnrebe meb en- Saipe AZ
&ueler. Den falot nsb meflem fire
llueer os bsbe, mebens ben Ilittsbe beres
Saar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Worgcs GloTe &irfc.

Den fsrte &irfe CT bpsaet paa Mtos
ter Gen al Sadfon Ioelten eqer, ium
ban oslaa er falbt, 6aafon ben oobe.
alrien er bpsget paa Moiier= gens rit
ltse SIDE / Nerbeoen al en- ,6aun eIer
Sust, faloet WOiter. 6nou, en- 9uat.
'om flerer fig ino fra Ssmmel Giors
zen. 8lrfen er en- al be minSite ai,fer
| 9torse; ben er bpsset al @raaIten. Iom
antaSelis er funbet | Narbeeen af air.
Ten; ben er bpsset paa en- al 9eaturen
ppper!is Elaos, oa man fan ie lanat ub
ooer Bsmmel' 5ioreen ps mango Wi(e
ino iaiennem parbanser. 5iUroen Ga till
lise lanst inb oper 8aleitrano. Wenio.
asosrs airfesaaro sr psiaa pan famine
Sieo, os bet er ben entft tie Slabs Noroe.
auor Der fan fees ben iaa meset omtalte
Sabetof. @abeitoffen er en- tor s,en
| NarbeSen of airfens aor=0sr. Sum
ilsnte I'll at ubione uisie So~rbrpSelier.
io'erte al en- sler Here 8srioner, %
bosr Sang Der bar @uostieneNe, maatte
Den ltaftels 5orbrpoer iiooe i @abetof.
Ten Ben belle Dag. airtsn er lite ueb.
rspen, ben itaar Der snbnu % oil uoioo
itaa Der for tetanois, ba bemer stoiens
eler 5oreninsen for Sortiosminpes.
malters Beoarelies 9iencpm. Nor ca
10 Var iioen bpsseoe 9toaer Cens Ms.
n'sbso en- np 8lrfe ca. ] MiI i Wprn
Tor ben samle, iom iremoeles IfaI Ton
til ct Ht'noe for GfteriIasten.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

rence 9roes 6orenirs meb ham, iad oil
bet for Jremtioen ere ct reliisuet Wtib.
bel til at bepare benz fpr 5riftelier os
Carer, ben Seaisoano pil 9jennem CUBS
Orb babe ct ffsrreT Gag paa beres 5ierte,
os De uil babe ponfetisere for at lss'
ripe iis sanite fra Nanoens Eaapirfs
ming.
Dtonst ct Barn bar Fben / 2ipet
badret meb fig manst ct peliisnst Winoe
ira observation-disclosures 5amilielioet,
lom sjennem uusboms ps Wanboomss
anrene bar raft saer forrpst 2engielen
eiter Cub.
@ucS Orb bar besuoen o9iaa en-
m9rfelis for1blenbe, lsitenoe os rem
lenoe arait paa bet bele 9uss pg 6a@
milteliu, boprOm mere lenere.
(Mere).
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
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Graiuer

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en- VrtIe. Eets ior at i~orebp9Se Misbrua.
SOosialSanmelOelier @bonncnters SamiIie optases gratis,
cog tan Vi life ole mere emo ii gnierS SLABS. Gferlp0rqiltr inb'
ia8es tor II Sent pr. Orb. Spu Orb re9nes ior en- q,ni.. 4sussn,
lIaa tnolenoes meo Gtteripsrgislen, oilers opta9es ben life.
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loranoret, mao ben ttoIisere aoreSie opslues.
IoresielappcI pl uopiie, naar Siben er noe. 0as WGr's III
Satoen, % leno ino paanyt, bpis De irembeles bnfer Slaoet.
Nps gbnnncnter bebeS irbienbe nsiastis abresie; Foi'OtTft,
"onrtp % Stat, amt P. o. Box eQer Drawer, ON iaaban bar"
undertaking Dor bef lie Money Orders, Registered Letters
eer SfrIer. LOCAL CHECKS mootases it. iom fuIb SttaaHs
." u maa lenoe Dem til ben Sant. be er uofsote paa, Tor eoutl"o"'
os oei'e tofsr ira 10 til % Cts. Stem life at lesse Money orde
~.U"'e''e" eur Serltn tno grspet. aanaSa YapirsSDlars "
ue pGro mere eno % Gents. 9i er lite aniuarlise for Posts.
No'es. Seno benz itts. Ge tan faa en- Money Order for ct 1ilas
W 10 eehts, o9 oenne er goo Tom Sub. Express Money Orders
Il 0aaes oia'se o9 ffrs. gelsb inbtil $500 toiter fun 5 Gents %
TAN er9oIoss peo stbusrt GrpreIs. : iNe.
0pt Ffn9e lenof ~alntnoelige Srtpt fan uSsiperen ts 'i'
u"lpari'S. Get b9noer, at ~iaaoanne grepe blir borte paa Gttsh'
Snolsnoer. maa Opsiue fit gsapn. bog lite isr OfentGsslsF''
hnetasen iGa forlanoes.
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'S"ss TIA Den Sb, Snobstalins Ter.
S~aierts'aHtt Ssretninser fra be ~forffieutss Ods 81 Nna
N'''Ss's slTns, men isnS % lite poitijis sasr tkfeIss xieslH~
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
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8i falber % arifue, men hporlebes
er Bet meo &ritenbommen ibtanbt ps?
Gr BEN en- 5urm Sag eler en- Siertez
Sog? Dstte bBr oGre @ienitano ior
Gubuers Gelpprspelle, OF Ell Broietens
aluorsiuibe Bebreibelie lfal trnffe o8.
"0etts SOIf bOloer fig n9r til mig meb
fin Wunb % 9rer mig meb fine 94b,r,
men beres 9ierter CT lunst fra mig"
Seriom ariitenoommen er bteoen for
os Ell Sierteiag, ba oit pi paIoa bare
Cubs Orb tjRrt, BRUCE bet 1ittia. oa
oil bet pere DOR aanbslise Gins 9erine,
Dor Siale Mao.
Gr Der boa9uet ct aauoelist 2ip /
bore !0jerter. ba oil Der osiaa oere
noft en- Sunser os Tsrit, Tom alene fan
titles Of Sub ielp / tit Orb os Safra
menter.
Serior flyer Cub: "2aber Subs Orb
bo riselisen iblanbt Goer", ps "Waer.
neifet leper life alene al Brso, men az
bpert ct Orb, Tom saar no al CUBS
Muno."
9et er n%sbpenbigt, at Ri bsrer Cubs
Orb | airfeu, men bet er life nof; er
ber paft ct aanbslist Gio | Si9len, ba
fan bette ei up6oloes bare peb at bsre
@ubs Orb ensars / usen eller en- Gang
/ buer Mdnneo, bet mua bliue Dor bns>
lise aplt; % berior er pusanbast iaa
n~sbusnbis babe for at patfe og peblige.
bolSe 2iuet / Sub.
Seriur fiare SuSfebre! brinser
CUBS Orb / Gbers Jamilietrsbs.
Seq peb Del, at Der pil fOmme mango
Sincrinser ps unbifploninaer. Nosle
at @oer oit iise: SEQ er lite iiittet bsr=
til; men iiare, fan on Ell leis? ps fan
bu laie. iaa tan III not o9iaa bulbe Ell
I Der 9iisanonst.
Oh bar 10 bin Salmebos, BERT itaar
iaa mango Bonner for buslis Nnbast.
2as eler before ipns ct Yar @ers, us
les en- Ysm meb Nnbnst % 8sn ON
Subs Ganos Sptpsnins; les ct 8api.
tel al ben beGlise Sibelbos; loo ben life
lisse pua Stabs / bit 5ror!rum, eGer
itaa pppe / gosbploen. men brus ben.
Ser CT psiaa mango ubmarfeoe Sus
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&pienius's, 2utberiifteliens, !Sofa
ders o1p.
Gu bar life Tib, msnsr bu, Ofiere
Ben, Dem forte anpenbte lib pil brinee
iaa mesen S%elfisnelie for big i BET Ian=
beige, at De 10 q Is Winuter, iom on
| oct 2imelise, tnber bill bore mere END
er%l tdttet.
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ou, berfor uil bet bare bore Spfleri,
mener on, at bolbe Susanbast. Men
flare Ben, oil IN oa life blipe en- ianb
8riiten? 8il bu ba life labe SUBS
Orb pirfs paa bit 6iarte? Os sniter
ou bet, iaa er bet life Spfleri, at BRUCE
Oct Wiboel. buorpsb bu fan fomme til
OmteueeIie % Screening meb Gin Sub.
8etent Osiua oct Guiuar, ium pas
builer big, Der ct Susiaber % 6usmo.
Der. 0sriOm bu laoer bine 8srn pp
uore / bit gus uoen of pannes til grn
% subs Orb, bporlebss fan bu ba pant-, !
at bu fan oporase benz iii &riitne.
Gues Orb bar en- iorunbsrlis Mo t
oper bet Sierte. ium life mpbitaar CUBS
Gano; bet brier bet til Nlpor, better
bet til g~itertanie oa Smiprs for Size
lens gel. 9et peffer ggrbsbisbsb for
subs Orb, sgreirpst for Sub, % Zig
teiie for bet SelIise, % ON bet tie tan.
mebens bore 8prn er | port Diem, Iulbt
% belt iaa uinbe benz for Cub | en- le.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

pen eiter ben. Eli Zap fan brl9es en-
pasielis tpt 8uiif, buoraf Marperi er
breuet no.
Saften bsspnber frog at orppps,
os bet sialoer MI at ie efter, at Settsr
unber bpert 9re ombpttes meo en- tom,
iaainart ben er fplot. Saften bellies l
en- for @rpoe, buorunber en- jeun, men
life altIor iterf Sio ueoliseboioes. rs
Snbbnmpninsen paabes puees; efter2
iom Botterne fptoes ps Saften / Orb
ben inb'o3er, fptbes pda meo frtIt Stt,
inetil @rpoen er n9iten fnlo meo I'll
Sirup iortnttet Saft. Nnnr en- lioen
8rspe al benne, peb at nifjoles. piier Jig
al oRre Of alminbelis Sirups 1psbeo,
omrsres Spioen al ct sgI Utns len,
iom oerpaa a~iifummes og boloes iSuas
lstar for at aiflsles. 6riif Saft font
mes IN / @fpoen til ~Iioampning, og
iaaleoes bliuer man peb, iaalense Der
rinoer Saft 10 al Treerne. Haar TrG=
erues pperlpbise Snft er u~orunoen,
luffss Saaret Of fig ielo (ibet en- Bart
ring boyer no runbt Suaet), os Safts
brpppet opbsrer.
oar man Blot nosle faa Traer, fan
Snofosningen foretases / en- alminoelig
Battlefield Os bag poa en- alminbelis
8ojeopn, mebens Maben foses fcran;
men bar man en- iterre Wpuste Tr9er,
oil bet betale Jig soct at BRUCE 4 &c
fore Qfoampninssfar, ipm almincelie
benpitts peo Gsriulfers1 ilpirfninsen.
Dels unber, bells umioOelbort eiter
Gltjslin9en uoifiIer Gutferet ia ira
Sirupen blanfe a,DItnller, Ipm aiiats
tes pna Spall firrets Buno os Sioer,
pnifes bet, fan man inbfo9e sai en-
II! laaoan Spfbeo, at bet Sele frDitniiie=
rer ia; naa arptaliierinsen er iuloz
enot, bsloeS Sirupen fra, Snlteret lpies
fra Spalefarrets Buub ps Sioer liant
TONNES / srOpe Sotft, lem pp9erses
Irit, for at ben / Sufteret enonu filbaaes
perenoe Del Of Sirup fan brpppe no,
bpOreiter Sutferet lpreoes no for at
torres, oS er oa farbi9t. Qsniuffer %
2pnlirup anlees beere og betales bsiere
eno nosst anoen Slass Suftsr Os
Sirup.
SpOr Der life er ierbeles NANCE
2r9er, fan 6usmooeren o. 8ernene
oelDrge oel Sele; boor leiet 6ielp trqn
ses, fdaes oenne letteit os bilist uetop
pna ben Iarstio, 2sniuftertilpirfuiuaen
i~oresoar i Waris eller Npril - alt
efterlom @aaren fommer tiblist eaer
ient).
&an man MI tenfe fig en- ~lettere, fin,
pierre % binisere Maabe at p~rubucere
Suffer og Girup paa? 8an man tante
lis uogen fornnftis @runb MOB, at en-.
9per SOroeier Jog ba ilar Breriefars
mer) planter iaameset al @rsn. oa
Reb 2sn, iom ban uel tan afle 2ano
for? Seq trOr mel!
Utter ensons raaber jes ba paa bet
5 DIT cnoi9ite mine 2~anbsmerb (6cob
Der % / Norse) til of plante @rpns %
Hsos2gn Giant buor ben bill tribes:
Sutterlsp) / ben itorit mulise Meusoe
Tor "SinobrGt", for Yrpb 90 for Sfploe.
men booeoid9elia for - Suffer.
9~anosm9no oei biemme / Worae, Tom
bar a~nleonins BERTH, pil iea besuoeu
nnbafale at sjgre 5OriOs paa, ON life
soot (eGer ialialb brusbart) Gutter
% COB Sirup ifulce fanne nbuinbes Of
8ufstraets Sait (om Barren paa ben
ooenfor befrepne Waabe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
pnre 4r1m / Ct
meo f5oe sarsane al
aOcoouaR- 9ooteu."

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ID communicated Ponen1 eg "Geo arnm" q gor uS :"
srr,i.so, inuu tupbuuSs si75. Stmplsrs men sot inobunsi Sl50 s+S
sls5.
Ten bemueI label stmIoe 6. IRE Gss. 4O eiS,r I'm
L - iarseIss tniuesiant Joialius % rel tsnot bIanst "Deeorenn.a."
gctr. -Georats pohen- os "gee Arnen" ct ar mS Ssnn, Bog ION q,,~,
seie, rs @obi ino6unbu Stiuorps $500.
40 Tcteftiprn 90 sspnajangeren. (i Suan Qtn'rouJ -r.,,,
loA Qohtn" % "gsO arnn" ct Sr mb Ssnne S9 im Fremte Bia ~
Sao5Husd S10.
~ SusnauosaMtten" Suob Obj SusmanSen hos I'm n.
~ 6usborS, Susmanbssuthu til Goobeu - SiorbouSens gattr o., l..
m,uSeus Ssu iom se9dammratu-S usmnnessutten Ill Setus-Gt 70 ION -.
u,amratr-Sulen Susmausfasn % Dos SuSbonoeu = De 70 pa Strtqulpu
orsmorbsoutteu ontlaaet Tom 6orbrpoer-scncen ipnfer mr. 90 mere - ~.
or aftb moh inauoen-Stre StHHdiG-Gu S9tGs - saun @aab - grr,.
nprr,-et ubelSiat SouOusIeid 5-Susmanossutten iet OmuitauI Stem "a
sronbsipr for lin Gom-Gaaremonosns &one lGs3es graun-Susmenss,r.
III bet aomle Sitm - en rrbOm SYIUdie pa gratim - Stor5onotn Inv
5or5ruOr-et Spoir meQem Su5manossutten og Nellie - Ole frUr til Wa5,-
Ole ebcaao-Snarr imos Iars- Susmanessutten tiibase til bet CANT, Yors
ousmorhsouttn Storbontsns Pabs - st slGeelst Gienipr. "Etcoratsgot,.
o, .geo gruu. ct ar mo "9usmGusssuttn" 0eteD iOm 9rGmi, $.a; inn
buuSet LAB; lmun insuuSt Sl6o.