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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
A SERMON THAT WAS MsoUOTED.
THE REV DIR. WILLARD, or ROCHESTER,, MADE
NO ATTACK on THE PRECEDENT.

To As EdHOr Of rae TrEbWnn
Sir: Your issue OF May contained q report 81
some rrmarks Of mine In sermon ~ tho 9th inst
which did ME great injustice suppose the com
munCatlon 10 The Tribune was from the agent ~
tho Associated PrrSS but | do not know. At all
events II entirely mIsmpTsnntcd my sermon, which
did not in the slightest degree aisaIl President Hart
SON whom ! am far from having any disposition Ia
crificlsr. | Inrlosc clippings trUm The Democrat
aud Chronicle OF the Bth and 9Th inst, which show
what did say. NElbON MlLLARD
Rochester. y. Y, May -, 1880.
In NJ. Mnlari's letter 10 the Editor OF The Dem
OCrat and Chronicle hr says:
utfcrrd not Que bIi In criticism Of President lTa
risun or his appnu tmeutS. did not char1rtcrlye his
administration iDr those two months ds graceful
what did that rhr spcrtacl" 81 the hOric ~
scramhllng office srrlicS AZ Washngtpu u,IrpIug hy
thclr clnnorous appeals ~ much OF his tine from
malici~ Of import ini public concern d. graceful
and was urgent rcGS'E why all t1c patriots should
,ccond The ClvIl service rior-n which woaM put
stop 10 such a bunlli1finV state ~ affairs. But the
sc mon contained not syllable IN dcnunriaOu ~ the
President, not q SYLLABLE Of merely partisan politics.
Reports Of the sermon In The democrat ard
CHRONICLES aud In The Rochester Herald sustain
This statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
BRUISED BY rRArx, BUT nor BApLr HURrs

BRUISED BY TRAM, BUT nor BADLY HUBs
Newburg, n. Y, May 10 (SpeclaD. -fjcores W.
Cock, an ex-policeman, now employed IN the Erie
Railway yard here, had narrow escape hom DEATH
last night. lie was knocked down BY eleven loaded
cars. running down grade All passed over him. IIs
weighs $50 pounds, and is only feet inches
high He fell face upward, and ono brake beam tore
nIrrow through his nose and forehead. Then
another beam caught him and whirled him over
Another beam sashed HIS back and tore his clothes
In shreds his shoulders were bruised, and when
found he was nifty foet from whore he fell No bofee
appear TO be broken, aud tonight DO Is In fsr van
OF recovery .Ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
oprrrrRS op . Bospyr,L AND HOME

The annual meeting Of the corporation OF the Thru Ofde
Of St. Francis was night In the schoolhouse at
sehed to the Church Of the Holy Innocen No 100 West
Thirty seventh following officers were elected
Spiritual Director MoEsignor Preston president Sarah NJ
Gn secretary wnifred BroDhy; trustees Catherine Her
non. Annie Ahsarn, Mary Crosby, Margaret Kelly ana
Theresa Louvre; nIstcsses Of novees Bridget Iawlor
ana Een wynne. This is the first election OF officers
since the recent litigation In connection with the
agemsnt Of the hospital and home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
KIND mnnnS ClN NErER DIE.

From Tie D'IFOIt INDunN.
4 large number Of tennessee Democrats having
abandoned the corrupt re, trAlr bOurJon Pi7! am
,uue over 10 the Republicans, The NahIiiih .Nmrll'
Tau7 weighs out for lh'u 40 \ column o, c!l 'fia
some large doses OF vllru the following being lew
far samples Ml>crgllo ucvil, OF politicians, poor
rara,,c,,7 dead cats and turnp OPS .rai haUc'
IN the common sever" Lcked out pollila, VIZ
hands "A rpnyoratiOn at political IoIHs holding
hIrh arrival over q garbage cart. pa! E0hN AZ /
LirLcI nurs" putrr.Ccn; pS. i.CIOH. beNnoatrd,
tlragglc tai oil lot Of rll political buns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
THE ELEPHAYr As A BONANZA.
Tic london Telegraph.

HUH TTT TVIIUWTI I'I'-ETHTTT
The newest PERSONAL WiOmmcni take' the form OF
hairs from the tail ~ The African elephant. Those
LInutc appendsgcS mghc into wRtchguarS or bracr.
Ics with gold cmbcl hmcuiS strictly the fashion
Tho eerhant IS Just row The mos" valuable animal
hairs worth moro than their weight In gold but bis
tuskS cost 500 ponds ton. MatAbcle Land is the
tsvorite indeed perhaps tho last homo Of the great
earth shaking beast lie {, being hunted IN the most
incrccss way. ih0pgn perhaps not moro 30 han the
Amcrican ALI zator, the Egyptian crocodile and the
Mexican lizard whose hides arc the rage both IN
london and Parts And this change has boon efoCsed
solely bY feminine capHca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
THE MASSA CHUSETrS GprERNO R6HrP!
A. L. fr,r.l M

Mr Grape has the strength with tho editors as a
rulc--I moan the leading editors, who conduct the
larger papers Hut this doe not put him IN the lead
altogether. II may b. said that SIR lirUrkett rather
has The pole with the politicians thus far. You ar
ant 10 hear complaint made that Mr. Grape never
does ANYTHING for hlmsot II Tho Brarkrt
candblac!J l. really continuation OF the lire that
ORIGINALLY went IN with Governor Long and has had
fu sway I'm the direction Of state politics under
Governor Amcs. # doesn't know Mr. CraPo 1T All,
and II hc comes into power he breaks IN upon r.
direction Of affairs liz Is anahls and fair, and will
quarrel a no ono but he lacks tho sympathetic
quality that Mr. IirlcLctt exhibits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
MR. RANDALL HAD no CANDIDATE.

o n Ed IfOT or TAt IT iOUne.
Sir: II has been said with som" show OF positive
mess that Congrrs, man Randall urged Protcctionlst
upon President Harrison for Clv seNirn commits
suuor In the person ~ Congrc,' man Truman y MT
rmsn. happen to know tha Mr.. Randall never an
anything OF the Kind. On tho contrary, h" t"Il 'o"
gresham sovdcn, who was raGdidnc, that no man
who volnd against the NH, bin should think OF ASKING
for the place. 10 did not put zen 10 paper j" ia'''
of any man. WHOM the President ronspliei MN Soo"'
capabl, mon Mr. Randall told him that ~ hrttf
man than Dcpu,y Controller Mcmahon could be- tOhhn
that his af,sinmrnts were Of tho highest "i'ni' h'
was young palnstssing, mcth1lical' and han prove"
himself a splendid cvrcutIv' officer Ito "To Sp'H,
u Mr. Mcrrlman IN bind way. But Mr. kahuau non
no candida'e- Far nom n, he dd nor I'"' VT.
rbomrson who 1, A., out and out Free Trader and
~. - ~ 10, .er,,,,s irfoImnr for revenue only
Mr. Thonps mons reoold In tho Treasury was that OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
EVERY ONE HIPrY EXCEPT THE SALMON.
Fam, ma. Irv Journal.

A story Of Maine judges love for nshing and
qhrpwdnr-s in gratifying II Is told by Tho Wilton
HrcurI.7 he was on the bench when word came that
the trout were h'tng ht Weld Pond and hr had oaSs
on the docket for trial 1t wac divorce cas- b"twccU
an old couple who had vSl iOgpthcr for forty year,
and now wanted TO be released from the bonds OF
,ratrlnnUv There wore many witnesses, aud thc
iudgn foresaw that II DO" 10 trial n would
be four or fvo days before he could get away 80 he
sent for tho oh couple aud alkrd tho matter over.
Is gave them g1od advice and thoy finally agreed Ia
try once more 10 live together IN harmony and went
away happy. Tho next morning tho judge started inr
Weld. and last Friday he landed twelve pound
.alm0n. II our judges did less divorcing and more
fishing perhaps society would be quito as we'll OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
4 PRHsgyra TON TO HENRY e. DIZZY

At the close Of the performance Of Adonis' at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday night. which ended
Mr.. Dixey's season, he presented by the mem
bers Of his company with an enEossed ADDRESS e&-
nr,ssiye of their esteem and also with two wTeaths
Mr DtNey ackrOw lodged the gifts In a brief speech
I'm which nc said thai al he could lay claim to was
that he Rad always eDdeavored TO give the pthNc
lis best efforts. and that IN the 1000 times that
aAdorJss had been played he hal never missed a
performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

Boston. May 10 'spccIaIJ.-The Rev. ". r Buns
died Ia Tcnas On MAY 10 lie wAs graduate Of DsnisOn
University and % Rochester Theological seminary the
closs Of 1874 THREE months te'oro he graduated h.
c,p,'1 q call n the wsrburou Avenue Baptist Church
Of YoHErrt, y !. Failing heath. hoNvyrr spon drove
him Lockpor'. n. Y. Las: winter he cane 70 The
CITY Hospital Tor AMI made such sD~cdy
recovery month after leaving the hospta, h
Invited the pastOrate ~ n" church at West Newton
This however. be compelled 20 abandon and to
Texas for the homo ~ his brother Ills wife
the daughter Of Professor i. .. Marsh. ~ Leland Uni
Nrfslty New Orleans and four children survive hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
, pyyErrr nan Az IypUsTRrAL FIRM.

An amateur performance in aid Of the Durnham IN
oustr,aI Farm wgl through the courtesy Of Manager
Frohman be given this evening at the Lyceum Thea
tre The farm h designed for the reformation OF
truant and vagant boys. and believed to have done
mnch c1od. Mrs. Daniel Paine Oriswoad. formerly
NJ. tL,n Robe who, since her marriage and rctIre.
mcl, lunI profes siOnal Qie has become the 0rlSht
star of the amateur stage. will he seen 10
{ SveethcaFtsa and I" The Day After the wedding
Fales Coward and Miss King Tho entertainment Is
under the patronage OF many wcllknOwu people, In
cl,,dng Mrs Grover Cleveland, Mrs X. W Glder.
Mrs ". +. Bladgstt. Mrs. William 3. RICE, MIS-.
Joseph Choato and Mrs Benj aJnin .. Church.
Tickets may be had at the box ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CHAMPIONSHIPS Lambert Tee. recently U. S
Minister 10 Russia. FIFTH AyENUE-EMMayor John
A. Roche. eACongressman John r. Flnerty. and Philip
D. Armour, OF Chicago, and Senator I. d. ArnoI Of,
UnadIlla ". Y. GILSEY-PatTiek EaAn ~. g. arutt,r
to Chill VICToHA-Baron B!eichrOdcr, Of Berlin and
General W. L. McNilen Of Louisiana. WINDSOR
Erkkine NJ. Phelps and Samuel w Aierton, OF Chicoao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
WAS MISS DAVENPORT MARRIED.

The announcement In The Tribune yesterday that Miss
Fanny Davenport and Melbourne Mcdowell would pr1bay
be married time dprng The day. grear In.
among theatrical people. Of whom. however
bad any idea Of the and place for the performance
Of the ceremony MlSs Davenport wished Keep the
particulars OF the wedding absolutely sc sue
eeeded 90 well that her could give no
information concerning them Among her friends The DO
lief was genera that tho ceremony would be performed In
btheF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
OBITUARY.
FREEMAN n. nLlKr

boston. May 10 Especial Freeman n. BAhe tsd
AZ Sonrryille Mas, today N" % sixty seven
yearA Nj. Blake native OF FsrmnRton, Ne. He
was graduated from tho Harvard law School and began
practice Chicago. Aftorwad he emiEratcd u KSnsAH
where part the exciting incident the
settlement Of that state he a member 81 the
Kansas Legislature. and Of the framers % tho
CONSTITUTION % that State. Ht. Bskc employ Al
ln the Navy Department under PrO,dent Lincoln, and
vas aipIward appointed Consul n Hamilton, Ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
THE TWELFTH REGIsI.ir AT cHURoB,

The 18th Regiment mustered four hundred OF all ranks
ct their auory NInhaVe ana Slxy.second ST. Yesterday
aud marched down the South Reform Church
OF D. The sermon was preached By the chaplain OF
The regiment the Rev. DR.. KodeicE Terry. The body
Of the church Hed by the troops while the alAes
crowded by visitors After seryIee the men fell In
on Fiflh-aye. and marched back tIer aImory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
prrrn q RlKEn,s pAyaEpous CONDITION.

o
Peter C. Baker, tho head Of the old and wellknOwn
firm Of Baker, Voorhs & Co.. Law publishers, was
lying at the point OF death last evening at his home
IN East Thirty-cighth.st Mr.. Baker, who Is about
sxtyd wears old was stric ken with heart disease
suddenly two weeks ago and has failed ever since
For the last two days no has been unable 70 speak
and bis physicians regard hi, condition critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

From The Hartford COuTaut
The gift Of $4,000 To Yalc University. from the
daughters Of the late LuCu> T. Robinson, ot ms cry
which Was reported ia " The rOurant' ycNicua" mora
Ing, follows a similar gf male bY !hr same la'r'
last Juno that within wear ihcy hayr given o ~,
university tho handsome sum III rlOhOD. " IN"
(ournnt- would be glad tcl' ~ oth"r Sima" giH>
from Hartford 10 IN" university. bat cannot ~ ihlN
tLne rrcal any hat cOlplrc WIN LnN N hlasN.IuIc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

Boston. May 10 ,Sp"c!ab.-Mr, LouisA = Nendun
dlcl AZ Boston Highlands Oh Friday evening Sh' was
the daughter u John Drew the actor ami the vie Of
Charles A. " Uium. She was born 10 Albany on liz
cemtr T. 1851. but afr her marriage she resided IN
Boston, where sho had many friend. In tho social and
IhoathcAl world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

present position sanction any ruling which he wou!n
not uphold on the Goor Hs win. however. hsten ~
argument impartiay and by this time speakea
Hodge had got back TO his place a. presiding oncecs
and tbs Temporary Speaker relieved ffchi dutys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
THE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,,.,,,,,.,- O,,,o,r,s,,o, 80 90. GAO SO
TreTTi'Ins sE,o, R'A'o''s " .............. $50 90
Fair held by Miss Violet Rlessr1Son anu M,S' so 90
EO bnd nv WttIs FeSScf Greacen 142 so
The sSk cshreS s,c Ia Society oil Tue o $50 90
r.s,rr OSyobtriSutton OF the officers cadets and
children aS%v asnSiSS the Snea states Nne eo
Proceeds Of ana play store ana some 1000
'I ron g1v4n a. 10 Is Eas; ia0ib.st by the Circle
OF Lite Branches Of the Kings DaughtersNi:
Sinchrn schaus, FLORENCE UNeih S Sur
Daniels Florence UndeIbIli, Annie oN f,
Adelaide SmEth MsgdS f'iAG s To SIT5S o5 90
~ sOils Sosv Ttanss iTcsburT Aackey... 80 90
IN r1ehio' "a N"N''0' '>''9'' f-...s....... 90
IN w liz, $500 " " ............. 500
Proceeds Of shidTens ia'T he o6 Nav 20 * ~ 1878
toh rag @' - - .-,....... 200 90
ro,. Nav "a ,sss sea 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

The lungs are strained and racked by persistent
cough, the general strength wasted, and incurabls
complaint often established therrby. Dr. Jayns's
Expectorant is effective remedy for coughs ana
colds and exerts beneficial effect on the pulmonary
and bronchial organs. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

When baby was SICK, We gave her Castnrta
When she wa u Child. she cried for CastortA
When she became Miss, she chung 20 Casfsria.
When she hac Children. she gave them CastortS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

al hear a good many young fellows said an old
New York merchant recently growing nowadays that
the chances to make fortune IN this city are all gone,
that Is, for men whose only capital IL their brains
They look around az the great business houses already
established and consider the fierce competition In every
branch OF trade and their hearts fail them The truth
Is that there such chances to make money
a. now for young mon Of real ability ia this city.
II IS hard place. Of course. for OF moro average
talent get along in, but brains needed here as
never before Merchants who have built up great
trades and want TO let up' little in their labors.
must have smart 10 whom they can safely entrus
details. Tho complaint that tho 'bossos'' relatives
put tho heads OF more deserving corhs Is not
true That Gcheme is played out and viii not work.
40 wise will risk his business in the hands OF
incompetent nephew II he get better and
moro faithful cmployc 10 attend 20 H. 1t world pay
him better TO pension tho relative. These mrn get
salaries that wrre unhesrd of IN my day, and although
the prices OF land have rscn greatly since then the
bis own within easy reach Of his business wore never
bettor than they were IN New-Yorh today
Artists Of The Illustrated papers often make queer
mistsk's IN matters of detail The errors arr more
amusing than fragrant, but one naturally looks for
accuracy II not for Photographic d"rsn in these
pictures. An excellent illustration OF this curious
lapso Of the illustrators i found in the pictorial
periodicals which portray the scenes ard Incidents
Of tho Centennial s"ason. For Instance, animated
representation Of tie scene in New.iOTk Bay during
the naval psrae Is marrrd by twJ defects, The
first IS seen In tho rpre,en,eI effect Of the wind
on the sails Of the many boats In every instance.
save one the flags are flying gayy IN the direction Of
Brooklyn, but curlouSy enough In gr.up Of two
ships. each bound In the same direction, the flag Of
each IS blown opposite quarters Of the compass.
The other defect notice able IN the successful and
amusing attempt OF tn artist 10 make elevated
train run uptown on the downtown tarck. Another
artist in his lutraS Of the military parade makes
equally amusing mlstskcs I'm the 6ituatR Of the
stands and the streets surrounding the Presidents
reviewing stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

sham reforuier. Ho and Controller Trenholm had
visible. T. H.
Washlngton, D. O.. May Il, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

plans Will be completed before next fall. A year
or more may elapse before tho final decision Is
res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

The enlarged factories and sorehouses oi Flint Cwest
l4fhst enable them 10 mako quick delivery Of furnurs
They coutnue west in price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

Bnrry's Trsropherous
rpvivns the persne hair II CLOSES preserves ana
multIpes the flores and tho scalp. Cures badness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

at is frequently remarked said an American
mother the other day, " that women arc, as a rule
moro deceptive than men. II this be true I am
Suro II Is tho result OF education more than dspo-
sitiou. often Sorely puzzled in bringing mp
my own girls how TO teach them to be decorOus
and polite In other ways fulfil all the requirements
OF what arc considered good manners, and at tho
same time DO truthful. Women not allowed
10 express their own real desires and deepest feelings,
but are rather schOoled to rcprcss themselves and
conceal anything in their nature that would offend
tho rules Of propriety. The world, they are taught,
expects them TO be models Of decOTm. whether
their inchnAuons arc 10 be decOrOus or not Hence
deception is one OF tho first things they learn, and
small wonder II habit Of lying grows on some Of
them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.

A young man who is just starting on what is In.
tended to be q literary career was asked the other
day what he thought OF certain book that has of
late attracted wide notice and excited much com.
ment lilo replied that he had not read IT, Qucs-
lions In regard 10 three four other books also of
recent ISSUE and OF marked popularity brought out the
fact that he had read none Of them. II seemed nat
urally matter Of surprise that who expected 10
mOvo In the world Of letters should not keep himself
at least moderately wel Informed rs to what was
going on in H. but the matter fully explained by
tho young man, who said: Tho fact IS read bat
little, because II allowed my elf 10 dcVot. much at
ention TO reading should DO tempted TO give all my
time TO fcw favOrie authors, and fear that doing
Style St S''1 '"''''''' "''' WV
IL is certainly to be hoped that nothing VIII ever
interrupt the calm course OF such cateIuuy guaNcI
originality as this.
"Ips astonishing sad an old New Yorker the other
day, how much OF the city visitor bent on sISht
seeing quickly gets 10 know all about that oh-umc
jewellers hero and only occasionally hear o.
I had a country cousin staying with Inc during Con-
tenna week and few days before and after H.
Beside taking In every feature Of the celebration ne
gave me lots % information about my native city that
had never heard Of else had forgotten completely
He made me almost ashamed OF myself at first by
asking questions about tho sights and directions how
best 10 visit them, but he soon took the other tack
and would astonish me In Tho evenings by DIS a.
counts Of the queer and interesting things New York
contains. / don't think l am specially ignorant on
that point either. How many New.Yorbers arc there,
do you suppose, who know whore tho state Arsenal
IT, or have seen the Atlantic Docks or would know
how TO get permission TO visit Blackwclrs Island or
climb to tho top balcony OF the statue Of Liberty
have vSlfed the Fresh Pond CrematOry, som the
inside Of Chinese Joss house or know II New. York
has erected monuments 10 its heroes who fell in the
Civil and tho Revolutionary wars. and where they are
or have the famous LenoX Library collection OF
Bibles can tell whore the handsome bust Of
Schiller stands in ono Of the cty's parks!'
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
Stort Slofumo I Weapel.

TIMBER Separation af ct gus i tec
norolise 9el al Reapel bleo Der nplie
opoaset ct fort unberjorbiR &ammer,
bpis @ulu er belast meb Moiaif, oe
lanss buis 8asse Der er en- bobbeli
&affe @rauiteber inbbusne / alippen.
5remiioen al @rapfteberne er falfebe oa
bemaleoe FAINT beforerebe meb 9~erracotto
Os WarmOrreliefs. - Snbi aiiterns
fanbtes bele Sfeletter, 8uier os andre
@jenitanbe, beriblanot antife camper,
Der bar iaa pei ~bepareoe, at be funbe
benpttes os peb ben fortiattelluoerissslie
uirfeIis bleo benpttebe til at oplple
5uelpinserne. De mango p%elbeoarebe
Snifriptioner, Der ~affattebe bouebia9elis
paa @raf, enbel bog paa Satin, piier,
at bisie @raue ~itriuer fig fra Omfrins
Iar 1000 fsr &rifi 5sbiel. Nnbre
@raoe / ct aammer peb Siben Of er
eabnu lite unberisste. Nan antaser,
at man ber bar for fig en- unberiorbiif
Besraueliesplacs af uiabuanlis for
uofrefnins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05

Ber9erion-Serpeo beijenotslsres for
fraoRrenoe Sl9st o9 8euuer, at bet bebaseoe
perren peo Tgoen ben 24oe Nprtl 1889 at
borttalee min bBltelltsoe Nano Seurp J.
Berseriou efter en- os en- balu ll8es baaro,
Spseleie. San par fgot / 9ecorab, Soma,
ben 23oe go. 1860 af 5orGlorene Ssreu
Ber9erion os airftt Berseriou. Nltiaa Deb
i'm 9go fun % Nar, 5 Ifaaueoer og / Gag.
Seq meo 3 imaa Seru, ben 9loite fun no9et
oper A 4ar o9 pu9fte fun 2R Dase 9ammel,
oeo 5doerens $50 be9rRoer 3abet al en- SIN
q fj9rlt9 WJtetRle o9 5aoer.
Saa boil oa fra bin ,5Rro berneoeu,
s 8rapeu er Der Soroereft.
Soor er oct iolr9t blit / 5reoeu
Vt leoe of CUBS NanoeblRit!
Dit Gtu, bin aauo / Serreus Syapn
Sar funoet uso DOR 5rsliernaun.
Sreo meo DIT Stgo, pelIi9net bare oii
Rlnoe.
9mtne Ballep, Rinn, 25be Nai 1889.
Carrie Ber9erion,
fBot SteHsruo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-05
ut atp9bne en- ifjuIt Tienoe.

Del bar unbertiben en- Barabor, tiger
Samlet. Seen fben Solicit / 4merifa
os | andre 2anbe bar ueret iitanb til at
iette Soiietter's Buffers pp imob ben
iflulte Sienbe, Walaria, ct bet life Lem
sere en- Barabor. men en- let opnaaelis
Ruliaheo. Naar Walaria uoienbtr
I'm, siftise @iitnDHe siennem 2uften os
raapne 8%ssetabilter forsifter 8anbet,
er bette ct uomarfet Wiooel til at of
uebne bsnne Sienbe os pbe W~enneifene
Befpttelie. Rolofeber, @albefebsr,
dumb aque, aque cake, ielu ON oisie
bar iaast aloris iaa sOot Eos | SPITE
met, iaa riaa be iorlaoe bet, naar bette
Wiooel anuenoeS. Men bet er bets Of
uenbenee araft, iom belit an6efaler bette
Biiters til Y%eriOnsr, bee Dor | be al
Nsalaria biemissie 9iitrifter. tbi bet er
ct hftsrt Banter, mob bpilfet Jtenoens
Stormlsb er masteslsie. Oct be~lbrsosr
Osiaa 9pipepfia, Rbeumatlsme. 2epers
% Salpeip3oomme. (Juni).