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Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
Fair Haven lettings.

The Rev. Henry Epson, the we'll known
Y. M. O. A. worker, occupied the pulpit at
the First church yesterday, and his discourse
pleased q large congregation.
last evening the Rev. A. II. Goodenough
preached his last sermon before his vacation.
He will leave early this week for the hills of
old Litchfeld, where he will take q much
needed rest and enjoy the pure ozone for
three or four weeks.
The weather yesterday was sufficiently fins
to tempt many people to vieit the east shore,
Townsend avenue all the. afternoon.
Considerable complaint has been heard
about the habit many boys have of bathing
In the river In full view of the Grand avenue
bridge. The bathing habiliments of the
urchins are chiefly noticeable for their
absence; hence the complaint.
Thomas X. Nunan and wife of Clinton ave.
nue. have gone to Block Island for two
weeks.
Mrs. W. 8. Greene, who has been spending
the past two months with her daughter, in
Haddingfeld, N. j., will not return until
September.
The improvements now bs:,g made in the
Grand avenue school house are of suck an
| extensive nature that the work will have to be
hurried up In order to have 1t completed by
school time.
The oyster dredger jeremiah Smith is on
the ways at Wright's shipyard, and hel
machinery is being overhauled by f. g. & A.
| II. Rowland.
Mr.. I. N. welton of Springfield, Mass. who
has been stopping with friends at Cente,
street for several days past. will leave TO,
home to-day.
A schooner has been discharging 500, O0t
feet of lumber In the river for the New Haver
steam Sawmill company.
Miss Ida j. Hine ably filled Mr.. Vibberti
place as organist of st. James church during
his vacation.
The big barge Carlos French, which wa.
to have been launched from the shipyard o.
the Empire and New England company
Saturday. morning could not be started from
the stays and the launching was postponed
A large crowd had gathered in the yard Il
witness the big boat slid off into the water
The cause of the failure was bad tallow. Thi,
became heated, melted and did not hay,
| body enough to carry the heavy hulk dowI
the slide. The big boat, when it gets int,
the "briny," will be fine addition to tn,
feet.
Forty men are now at work on the four
masted schooner which Fl. Fl. Hanscom Il
building at his yard. II has been ceiled NJ
and the work of plsnking begun. Thu
James g. Beecher, new addition to thu
coal carrying fleet with capacity of 1,70t
| tons, will be landed in November. Another
vessel of like dimensions is now being built
The keel and stern post only have been put
| up a. yet.
| The funeral of Henry Il. Barnes, the Fail
Haven oyster dealer who died at his residence
NO. "a East Pearl street, Friday, will take
Pisos TINS afternoon ct O'Clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
AT sAvIN ROCK.
AnsOnin M0lders Have a Jolly Day at
she shOre-A big Party at Thomps0n-
ville-The Foot Races.

AnsOnin MoIders Have a Jolly Day at
she shore-A Big Party at Thompson-
ville-The Foot Races.
Fun and hilarity abounded in Railroad
grove and vicinity last Saturday afternoon.
II was the picnic day of the molders and
other work men from the heavy machine de-
partment of the Farrell foundry and MAJ
chine shops In Ansonia. Fully one hundred
and fifty Of the men came, and brought with
them their families, making in all about
three hundred. In their department are
made the famous Farrell & Marsden stone
crusher. In the whole establishment six
hundred men are employed. The picnickers
had merry time and made the most OF the
holiday, and the various places of refresh
msnt and amusement in the grove raked in
the shekels. There was also great sport
over the foot races between Michael Sullivan
and William Crook, for purses of $50 each
contest. Sullivan won the 150-yard dash,
and Crook won the 250-yard dash. There
was another foot race, open to all, for
money prize, which created much sport.
The Thompsonville party enjoyed the day
and roved about the grove, the rock, the
drives, and many disported In the salt water.
The little blue fish have arrived at West
Haven shore. One gentleman caught dozen
of one of the private docks last week. They
were from three to four inches long. Some
Of the anglers predict good run of these
game fish this season.
The business season at the shore is not yet
pronounced success. The long rainy spell
worked badly for the shore places, but with
fine weather the trade constantly increases.
Yesterday was lively day at the Shore
Many people drove down to the shore and to
Merwin's Point, and the omnibuses carried
many to Ssvin Rock from the city.
Shore real estate occasionally changes
hands. Last week Mr.. s. L. Marsden sold
~aII - L. II
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12

The Young Resolutes defeated the Young
eleven innings. Gilday struck out seven
and Lyons five. There were many brilliant
plays
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
CAmP MEETING CLOSES.
Enc Attendance increases During ii
Latter Part of the Week-As MUG
Knghusiasm as Ever.

Enc Attendance Increases During the
Latter Part of the Week-As Much
HnShusiasm as Ever.
The camp meeting at Plainville ended Sat-
urday morning with love feast. and at noon
work was begun In taking down the tents.
The meeting has been very successful one.
In the early part of the week the attendance
was somewhat small, due to the bad weather.
The grounds were damp and hardly in fit
condition for camp meeting. But that
didn't discourage the leaders. On Tuesday,
Rev. Mr.. Aarkwiek, Of this city, preached to
about four hundred people, an unusually
small crowd. The increase in the attendance
commenced on Wednesday, and from that
time up to the close the grounds were
swarmed with people. A most interesting
event was the sermon. Thursday evening, by
President Hanlon, of Pennington Seminary,
N. j.. On Friday a meeting for Sunday
school children was held, and in the evening
Rev. E. L. Thorpe of West Haven preached
on Work Out Your Own Salvation" The
eathusiasm was as great as has been mani
tested at any former meeting, and words Of
praise come from all of the success OF this
years meeting. Next season house for the
superintendent will probably be built on the
high ground just below the oyster stand.
The love feast Saturday was in charge OF
Rev. ]. Vinton of Plainville.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12

Pimples, boils and other humors are liable
to appear when the blood gets heated. To
cure them take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
QuInnipiac Temperance society.

QuInnipiac Temperance society.
A rousing temperance meeting was held
last night at TAG Chapel street under the
auspices of Quinnipiac Temperance society.
Able and interesting temperance addresses
were made by W. q. Fisher, 8. @. Thrasher,
w. B. Place and Captain William q. Dickin-
son. William b. Conklin presided. Music
was furnished BY John 2. Gardner.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
SUMMER OUTING.

Pleasant Days Have Allured Big Par
ties OF Pleasure Seekers TO Test tho
Amusements of Near Resorts-The
Coming Weeks Trips.
A period of pleasant days has set the exc
cursion going element in an ecstaey of en-
thusiam, and last weeks parties that spent
many of the pleasant hours by land or sea In
a days outing were very large. Several big
excursions will mark the present week. If
the weather is fine, they promise to be en-
joyed by exceptionally large crowds.
GLEN ISLAND.
Another of the steamer John q. Starin'a
Island tomorrow. The season, in spite OF
the long rainy period, has been an unusually
successful one, and large parties have enjoyed
the pleasures of the place. Tomorrow the
Wesleyan g. P 5. G. E. OF the West Haven
Methodist Episcopal church and the Y. N.
G. A. of Meriden will be among the excur-
sionists to the Island. Invitations have
been sent to all of the Endeavor socities of
the city and vicinity to join the party.
PAwsoN PARK.
The divisions of the Sons of Temperance OF
New Haven and vicinity will hold union
picnic at Pawson Park on Tuesday, August
18th. Popular games and good speaking will
be the features of the day.
NEW YORK AND ooNEY ISLAND.
St. Patrick's Young Mems Literary asso.
citation go on the Elm City to New York and
Coney leland on Thursday of this week. The
Second regiment band and full orchestra
will accompany the party, which promises to
be large and merry one.
THE sAssAoUs' TRIP.
A notable excursion will be that of Grand
Canton Sassacus to New York and Coney
leland on the steamer Elm City, tomorrow.
The Sassacus excursions are always among
the most enjoyable of the season and are par.
ticipated in by big crowd. This trip prom.
Uses to be equal to its predecessors. Good
music and dancing will mark the occasion.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
Osner Games Saturday.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cleveland, Cleveland 10, Philadelphia g..
At indianapolis, New York 9, indianapolis 6.
At Pittsburg, Washington 2. Pittsburgh.
Pittsburg 8, Washington 5,
At Chicago, Boston 0, Chicago Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At st. Louis, st. Louis 4. Brooklyn2.
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati 20, Baltimore 0.
At Louisville, Athletics II, Louisville 0.
At Kansas City. Kansas City Q, Columbus /,
Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Indianapolis.
New York at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletics at Louisville.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Columbus at Kansas City.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Haven and Resolutes at Meriden.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12

Over 10000 physicians endorse Plata
Chlorides ~ the proper household disinfeo.
tant.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
Odds and Ends, Remnants,

etc.,
FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT.
25c each, Stamped Tides, Splashers and
Tray Cloths; reduced from from $50 to CSC.
zoe, Fancy Turkish Stand Covers, fringed
all around; something new.
SOC each, Turkish Bureau Scarfs, fancy de-
signs, fringed ends; entirely new styles.
s1.49 each, Ga Tapestry Covers, fringed
borders, French designs; reduced from 81.
1886 each, our entire line of Mems Silk
Knot Scarfs that have been sold at 25c each.
SOC each, Mems slightly soiIed Night
Shirts our regular SOC and CSC goods.
25c each, Mems Gossamer Shirts, long
sleeves, reduced from 800.
Remnants of Dress Goods and Silks have
had our attention the past week by another
cut in prices.
CSC each; secure one of those outing ia
bles, only few left out of 12 dozen few
weeks ago.
25c each, another lot of Children's Trim
med Straw Hats reduced from SOC to $1.25
each.
25o each, Boys Shirt Waists, plated back
and front, worth Soc.
15c per yard, White Wool Shaker Flannel,
reduced from zoe.
All our Summer Lap Robes and Horse
Sheets at a special markdown for this
| week.
CSC, Crotchet Quilts, full size, Marseilles
patterns reduced from 500.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
IF TEA D.!
Ladies' Costume and Wrap
Department.

10ul0O OUOlulIl0 0llu WIop
Department.
Cleaning up stock preparatory to the ar
rival of New Fall Goods. Great sacrifice on
all odd garments and surplus stock. Read:
Bargains In Ladies' Newmarkets,
In light and medium weight goods, very
suitable for travelling or shore and mountain
use these cool evenings,
$3.50, 3.75 and $500.
Reduced from $50, $685. and $1,000.
Bargains I'm Ladies' Fine Black
Jackets.
Clearing up prices,
$5.6s, $s.9s, $500,
formerly $500, $3.50, $500.
BargR aims in Black Jersey Waists.
Ladies' fine imported Black Jersey Waists,
handsomely trimmed with braid,
$2.75, reduced to $500.
$3.75, reduced to $2.6S.
$3.98, reduced to $500.
We have also few extra large sizes busts,
"A, 46, 48.
$4.OO, reduced to $500.
81 30, reduced to $3.50.
Extra Fine Quality Plain Black
Jerseys.
81 so, reduced to $1.19.
$1.75, reduced to $1.25.
$500, reduced to $3.50.
$3.50, reduced to $1.98.
We have put on sale another lot of those
Cashmere Shawls importers price to-day
is $1.10. You can have your choice of
Cream, Cardinal, Grey, Light Blue and
Black at $50 each.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
To Get
SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists 81 six for 49, Prepared only
by c, /. HOOD g CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12

Now Haven and Resolutes at Meriden.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-12
Atlantic Association Games Yesterday.
AT NEWARK,

Other Atlantic AssOciatiOn Games O.
Saturday.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
ND San8bog
Tor tt8es % Spnoa8sifolen.

life Del: "Rntf.e u . 6" 80 Gents
os 2oen Eel: "gansbos for Bsrn'',
90 Gents, for bssss tiiiammen 55 9entS
portofrit
SubboIb: - Beileouins til at lore
at ipnse sftsr Rot.r FAINT 1873 nopalsts
Sause, en-, TO-, tre' os Fritemmis.
9reois Del. Of Scbu Dale % e. SEMEN,
ubfommer | Ssft
Strip til Rep. q. Stuftu,
5l.15.tt. Coon Yauep, His.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20

os 50 fra 9i1eianb, altiaa ialt fra Reoe'
nas SCI Ranb. 8 famine Iissrum
bar Siemmet bsisrset rsmitteret til
Rcrse Of opiparet SpreiOriisnsite 1867
63S ar., bporaf til Grenbal &r. 10,s
21S "a, til 9rimitab Rr. 7O4O. 81, iii
2iqeianb Rr. 1979.o3, til Tueoefrano
&r. 5157.28, til Rissr ar. 4712 IS,
- altiaa ialt til Rsosnas ar. 29,107.s
so. 9esusen bar Siemmet beisrsst
minbre 8elsb inbiatte / sObe Banter.
Sssninsen til Sjemmet sr / uafbruSt
3iltasenbe; bet er s~ientusenbe bleuen
uooitet, os man f~oruoier Rsbusnbisbe.
ben Of at maatte, iauinart Re fan, bpsse
eset 6us baaoe for at faa &um moi, os
foroi Der enbnu mansler rneset / &oms
fort os SsnTstsmasfsbeb, ion fs,ft
fan opnaaes, naar nj fan inbrette fig
belt fra 8runbftsneu af.
vi board % shipping beitribsr Sjsm.
met fine lsbenoe uosifter % bar libt
Ouerifab; fin Sialb for Snuentarium
fit bet bettet peo en- 8OGle,treiie, iom
greten Santeen fOretOs / @orse ifior,
os ienere inbfOmne @aper er last tilioe
til ct 8pssefont. 9ette bar HI fin
esen 8anffonto, os ale @aper berefter
til Scandinavian Sailors Temperance
Home / 8rOOtlpn blipe altiaa luste til
gpssefonbst.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Den 2Ooe wopember 1899.

farenoe meo utrOlis Surtisbeo, msSens
Serss Saler, iom er fOripnet mso Sraao'
ben, nltio er rebe usb ben miueite 5ors
anlsonins til at fare up us bibrinss bet
farlise Still.
8rstter man op Sisrnet al en- @ulps
matte elsr en- 8Orebus pna be Banter
Rsrico, iaa brirssr nc 5urItprrslie
en- blomtrsnbe 8oloni Of Storptuusr.
RDitsr man fine $50 ON WCrssnsn, uo
farsr be / Ransoe. 8aftsr man fin
Suamp / 8aIfeuauosiuoet. frog tummsr
ct ballot 9uFn at bisie slfuarbise
Stabninser trpberoe uo al Suampsns
fjslise 9pbber, bpOrben be buuSe fors
fsiet Zig / Rattsns 9sb.
Oct er life ofte, man fee en- af bisie
mubosuifaruste stOrpicnsr, iom sr mere
enb TO Tommer lunse, men iom unbers
tibsn naar op til 5 Tummer mso aft bet
erulise benne 29usbe beipoer.
Ser er en- minbre Sort END be r,as
bOsnifarpebe. 9enne Sort er guitar
bet Os 10 9anse f~arlisere os mere onbs
fabsfulo END be andre. BET er peo
Wibbusstiber, at stiltet af bisie imuu
@ifttrpb er meit frp8tet, ea be efter be
Snbfsbies rloiasn paa ben lib af 9as
gen &c mst siitise.
De samle furlubte Riner peb 9u'
range CT intet nnoet enb SfOrpipnsbolis
ger. Der bar be formerst fig ubeu at
bliOe ~foriprret / NarbunbreSsr.
5ur ct Bar Gar iiben tUs Resierins
gen Stribt til at blipe fpit benue 9nnbes
PLACE us ubiatte Bramier foe StOrs
pionernes uorpobelie.
Manse Subfsbte barer mso fig ct
Mes iinsrsr, os mar man bliuer ituftet
af en- storpion, bliuer bette Ssr prssist
oper suaret, iaa at bet fOrsiftebe Blob
Fpber uo. On Rssle &c bleoen brust
meo Selo paa iamme Wanbe.
Ofrene for ben guile Storpions Stit
bar ofte / 9nsepis lisset | Rrampetrat
ninser, mebers Wunben fraobebe, os
Mauen os 8enene iuulmebe up, iom ON
be 6aube 8atteriot.
gnfelte, iOm bliuer ftutne, bar Der.
imOb insen ftsrre Ren beraf. enb pm be
bar ftutne af en- gi. 8ranoeuin taset
| iaa fore SOrtiOner, at man bliuer
bsboruffen, er en- a~lminbelis Sur
mstbObe / Werico. Nmmonia bliuer
osiaa brust meb sUbe Reiultatsr.
Ser er intet, en- Rsrifaner sIer
Teraner frpster rter enb Stitfet af ben
guile eaer forte Sforpion, msb minbre
bet ffllbe tere ben fore 8lapperlanse
paa be 8anter, boilfsn pel er bet parte
&rpbbpr | 4merita."
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
$50 for CT Icoictnfajfe.

Serpeo beui' mes, at min Rome LED | aa c.
pis af atbma, os Sbsoommen bapbe faaet
iaaeaut Guertas, of Here 2eser bapoe ers
ilaret, at ben tom til at sau oper til ERrtrs.
Seq bIep cpertalt til OF prspe en- 5lufie At
DR.. Warmers White Wine of Tar Syrup.
Eli Dor fore G~perrulfeIis sup bet naiien
sisbl,tfelis 9inortns, % to SLATER belbres
oeee benbe fuIbtanSig. gun er MI iunb os
irtf, men iss piloe life uers bette Neoietn
foruSen, ielp ON leg Rulbs bstale $50 for en-
SLATE.
Bu 8. Sarris.
gtu. 20. Up. OF 8Itpu, Ronrpe Co., g8is
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20

50 panifeliss Cpsaoer: y Ut bore
ct 5aunstas Gal opOper en- 8afte ubsn
at MITE nosen. p ut bore Rsbaitsr
af en- Gpis ubeu at fornarme Roseu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
It e%tenbommelist Ninbesmerfe.

Ut e~tenbommelist Ninbesmerfe.
$referne | 9iftrittet G6artoip | Rus.
lano bar | anlebnins at gsarens &ebs
ming Deb Sernbaneulpffen peb 8urfi
'aoet fOrferbise ct lIbr af Sslp, Der er
enSrust paa Stebst, bpor ulp,ten fanbt
Stso % iaalebeS inbretiet, at ubrifipen
alio o,ier ben lib. ba Ratatrofen inos
mol Sette nbr laar fun Ell Gang ON
aaref, ilemlis paa iamme Gag o. 9ime,
lom Sernbansulpften inbtraf, % ben
turse 8slpflofte labsr iaa fine Toner
ssre ! 8 Nftnutter. gnbnu bar bet life
Faaef. men ON bet life bliuer buriftiaas
,et, oil bet. naar Garsbassn for ulp,s
s ,sn inotraHsr, faar aeilisbeb til at piie
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
Berlin en- Spbaon.

DmenbRisnt Blansn ON at gisre
Epitlunbs - liseiaapel Tom Srantrises
- S~opebftub til en- Ssbaun enbnu er
nesst lanst fra fin 1bfsrelie, fan bet
bore Of Snteresie at beffiaftise fig Der.
meb. Den tpFte tsfnifte grssis bar meb
8eseiitring iluttet fig til en- Grtifsl /
9euti6e 8epue, = buori 8iceaomiral
8ati9 Upfafter ben Tanfe at ~forsne
Berlin meb 9orbissn neo en- &anal, Der
tiaOb be ftsrfte Sfibe of pasiere. Sors
f~atteren oiier, at man uiloe msbe fore
ganfelisbeber, ON man iSste at iatte
Berlin | Sorbinbelie meb Sapet oeb OF
resulere glbsns 2sb, mebens man let
turne forene Spree meb Eberens nebre
2sb siennsm en- Gorbinbelissfanal, at
builfen aIersbe en- Ssl eriterer. Man
bebsuer BLOT at faite 8littst paa ct &art
Ouer Tpflanb for at inbie, at benne
8lan lanst fra er ~utaafelis. Soab
Rptten al bette 8ruieft ansaar, purbss
rer 5urfatteren bet iaameset bsiere, iOm
BEN NOR ~fersftauenbe Gabnins af 0orbs
9ife~risfanalen pil lette Sncfsrislen af
enselite 8arsr (Stenfaf, Ssrn etc. til
9iterisens &pfter. Oct er MI nsouen>
bist, mener 8iceabnitral 8atid, at mon
ft0ffer 9piffanbs Sierte en- gei til 90.
pet, Der er lanst binissre END ben, man
MI bar | S%erubanerne. SOm openfor
bemerfet er bette fun en- fremiat Tanfe,
men Tom bog | 8etrastnins af be sfOnos
mifte Sslser, bens nbisrelie pilbe faa,
FOREIGNER at pmtales.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
ReSmoof Teus. N8iuu.


ee1 uil berpsb ienoe ueo til "8pften" npsle
Orb ON osnne Del Of ytiHueiotu, neHlts ON
gorun Of spebes SOreft, bppr Blabst bar
;oo mauae a~bonnenter. Seq bill fsrft ON.
,oI,, bpor opstise Solt be Staneirauer er,
,om Dor Der. SeitIementet er berueo II Var
aommelt; Ssttlerne Tom Der fattise os
MATTE fisbe 9anoet bprt, os bog bar MI
bper of benz ct soot gus os u~Obp8ninser paa
in Tarm. Ser er Opfsrt mango fore Babe
bpOuiuaer CONNER, fisut glulinsen juft
me blep Of ben anerbecite; bog bar pi enoru
HE bait en- total Nispart. Ran bar faaet
isoub en- 9ebat. os Temperance SCREENING,
,om er baabe npttis os unoerbOloenbe, bog
,r bet haarot for Nanse at boloe lit Gfboloss
Isfts, Saabaune bsrer life blsmne Der.
Scr. y.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
Sberburne Co., Rtnn.

Set fuuoe fanIte bore liot Noro at bsre
spa.t fra %, oa Der life er Nanse, iom itris
Der. vi bar mpbtaset "9ecprab' Goiten"
aere Var, % ies er s!ao | ben. "Seo arnen"
er ct moriomt Slao; ies penter, at ben npe
grtsis mart maa icmme / Gang.
On lsraelis Bssisenbeo inotraf Der for en-
3 l1aers 9io iiben, ibet en- norii 8one brenote
sp unoer en- Stopbranb, meoens bun bar
tfaro meo at Iuite Slben, iom piloe ansribe
heuoes Sus. 9ilise er en- Wano I Brincetcn
bIeueu Ifuot af en- Tolitinlanb; Saloonerne
bar not Stplben oerfpr.
On 14aars Gut.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-20
Srpaupet hos Nils Stap.

snart er bet ire Var iioen, at jes / Soften"
ifreo
ct Smile fra Rinbsro, paa Slim bet ppiat
blep;
DIM buube manst % nteset ies ba Seretnius
gao,
Nsu mef bog ON ct grpnup bus en- Nauo
peo Gapn giilS Stau.
Iu bar pi after ferret ct Brplup bos ben
Ranh,
Sbst en- pnsre 9atter incsitt sgsteftano,
Ca benOes Rapu er Su9a, bun er bel tpoe
Nar,
yRen Sispart Sabnion Spesn Brubspmen
taloes for.
Ga 8ruoen er en- 8pinoe, ion sobt besapet er
Gs flint til oft SIass Grbeib, men buslist
Stel ii9r;
gun bar ct fsliomt Sjerte, % ies Tan Iesse
til,
On COB os trofuft Suitru bun iiftert blipe bill.
Sruosomen Weiermeter MI er al Brofssion
% aiboIot uo al ole, ipm ijenber bcns Bers
ION;
Seq fan / Sanbbeo fise. % bet foruoen Sotg,
Ut insen beore Susbono Tan Snsa pnife fig.
Zen iiofte / Ettober, iom bet er Brig os
Stif,
Be piet bIeu Of Siermtao. iom bort Salfuap
Greet,
Sporpaa be after reifte til 8ruosns 5aoers
Stem,
Supr mango Slast ps Senner til 2ptte sns
FEB benz.
81 blep meo Nao % 9r,tfe t~ratteret riselis,
% baabe uns o. sammel MI ret fornsieo fig;
Ser bar en- N9nsoe giefter fra baabe gp os
2anb,
% Seiret bar iaa oeilist iom nosen snIfe
Tan.
Ruar 2amperue bIeo tanbte, til 9ans MI
Berten bso,
Smut BipIinsus Tonsr MI sjennem Salen
lBo;
SORT ounieo Sruoeparret, iom tos fig BET
list no,
Gs ale boiiieo iaste, bun er en- pnois Sruc.
SUIT icm for ire Var iioen, iaa git MI altins
I'll,
O9 oerfor intet npiere ies MI beifripe bill,
Sbi Iss er inseu Sfribent, bet ale Tan for
ftaa,
Gs oerfor bsber jes enbper be mig unbltploe
mao.
Dog oil jea MI berstte, at 8rubenS Nooer er
Tn Ssfter til Cars Strefsruo, ben bersmte
Nisihoner,
t9 ltss icm I'm Brooer bun spbt besapet er,
pun er en- from Susmooer ps afbulbt af en'
boer.
Cs Sruoens sauIe Saoer er en- retIfaifen
Wano,
som tan bill sisre Set % Sijel mob buer
iaa soot, ban fan,
Ss ole sooe 9poer ban fine Bsrn bar lart,
Htea Of ban bar en- ipas Selbreb, bam Wilma
PLACER ipGrt.
3tilat oil leg MI pnife, bet unse YruoeparI
Htaa altio babe 2ptfe, meS bpab be ~forstar;
s'o be rtaa lepe l9nse os npoe Sreo % Tc,
S9 altiS finbe Benner, bpor eno be Nome bp.
YRtHoprc, Bis. / Rppbr. 1889.
Tn S~rpaupssiat g.