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Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
workmen Want Their Wages.

JoHNsTuwN. Pa, Oct. IA howlirg
mob surrounded tho ofice where the
workmen for the State were 10 he paid
this forenoon, and were 1t not for detail
OF militia with liked bayouets there would
have been trouble. tt men have waited
around in the cold for nearly two days
for their money, and arc getting tired of
Il. Captain Hamilton says he cannot
I understand why the money is not here,
as Governor Beaver promised it on Mon
day. He will try and make come ar
rangements with the banks here this
Afternoon to borrow the money ior a
| short time.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
womon's Indian Association.

The members OF the Indian Association
and others interested and who would
like to become members are invited most
cordially to attend the annual meeting OF
the association at Mrs. Edward Moore's,
No. 9l8 West street, OIL Monday next.
October Z, at O'Clock. The reports
upon the work OF the last year will be
read and an election OF officers will take
place, sfter which the first OF the monthly
meetings for this year will be held, the
result of the labors of the summer un-
folded and the plans for the winter de-
veloped.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
The Cnnlinissenr

Issued by Bailey, Banks & Bldllc, Phila-
delphia, for tho month Of September,
has Just reached our office. 1t is a first
class publication and although little
late In reaching us, is "betler late than
never" Tho magazine Is a quarterly
one, being Issued In September. Deem
ber, March and June, snd sells for so
cents year in advance or 10 cents for
single copies. Send 10. sample copies.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Excellent Family Coal.

If your coal has failed to give entire
satisfaction, and should change be
found necessary, call on the new nrm OF
Steward IL Chandler aud give them a
trial. They are building up their trade
by Offering the best inducements in every
way. Telephone and postal card orders
promptly attended to. Weldin's old yard,
south side, VII, Del. Phone l10.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
A,te,npt to wreck "a Train.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct 3.-An
attem pit to wreck a train full of p,ssen
gers was made on Tuesday morning on
the Pine Bluff branch of the Iron Noun
tain Railway, at Sappirgton's Switch,
a heavy piece of railroad iron had been
wedged between the guard rail and
two brake shoea were spiked into the
frog. Tho train at this point was 10 feet
above a ditch. The train struck the
obstruction but did not leave the track.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
A New Light,

DR.. c. B. Dickson, who passed a good
portion OF his life In Cali.oruia, where he
was acquainted with the late DIR. Henry
Gibbons, claims to have discovered q new
light that is more brilliant than the in
candescent now in use, and the only thing
n qusite is sufficient capital for its full
development. Ii our citizens do not feel
enough interest to form company and
take ihe stock he will visit Baltimore,
where be hopes to succeed iu realizing his
autlcip t!ons In regard to II.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Excursion TO washington.

The B. & o. r. II. will sell excursion
tickets to Washington and return for all
trains October 9th 10 Sth inclusive, good
for return until October 3lst, at rate o
s. %.
See timetable In other column.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Charge.

/ adjust eye glasses and spectaeles Of
twenty different styles for all defects oi
the vision, and not one cent is added Ia
the prices on account OF free eIainina-
tion. guarantee everything. do az
represented or 10 money accepted. VIII
Furthermore, state to those who are moi
able 10 call at my store, that l will, on
notice, call at their house without extra
charge. 305 Market street. Prof
Well, manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Ia Il Safe

To neglect yourself II troubled with any
disease OF the kidneys? No, 1t Is dan :
gerous; aud If you are SO afflicted attend
to yourself now. do not wait, but use
sulphur Bitters at once, They cured me
when was given up to die by several
physicians. .-JoNATHAN HAM, Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Red LIon Marsh Comrany.

Al meeting of THE Red Lion Marsh
Company at the house of Edward Hauce
on tile 2Sth Of September. 1889, Z. e.
Newiin aud John NJ. Collins were elected
mar ayers of said company, and j. W..
BArnaby secretsry and treasurer. They
ex pect 70 drain the marsh In short time
by placing large sluice at Red Lion
creek.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Personal.

T. G. Rawson, who has been residing
10 Philadelphia for q number OF years,
visited our city on Wednesday in order
10 tako a look at the BIandywine, River
view, the Gladstone Spring and other
places with which he was familiar IN his
boyhood, although many OF them have
undergone such great changes that they
are scarcely Recognizable. Like many
other Delawareaus, he found home and
fortune In our neighboring city, but he
still feels an interest in the little State In
which he first raw the light. In refer
ring to the hail storm ofTuesday evening
| he showed marks on his arm and head
caused by the stones which struck him
while engaged In closing the shutters oi
hIs dwelling In order to save the glass
from being broken. Although near Z.
years OF age, he says he never 90" suci
hail before.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Spruance and SOB, o
Smyrna, are visiting Mrs. Thos. sutton
Of King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Don't let q cold seat itself In your
lungs and plant the seeds of consnmp-
tion. You can prevent all this, and Sc
cure long life, free from seated lung
troubles by using DR.. slmms' White Pull
mouic Balsam, the great, sure. peyer
falling remedy. Perfectly splendid for
coughs, sore throat etc. Fourth and
King sLreets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
webster's Dancing Academy.

Gentlemen's class in Eden Hall COM
menees this evening at o'clock. Ladies'
and children's class will commence on
Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK. The
ladies' evening class will commenc, on
Monday at 8 O'Clock. These classes are
for pegsons who do not understand any
thing about dancing, being strictly for
beginners.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

We deal In all kinds of fruits and pro-
duce, such as apples, Oranges, lemons,
grapes, plums, potatoes, corn, egg plants
and cabbage. If you want bargains call
at 13 L. Fourth street Smeltz & Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Sausage and scrnpple.

w. p. Stiuson will have on his stall,
No. SO Third street market, on Wednes'
day and Saturday, throughout the sea-
son, country sausage and scrapple. TIE
citizens generally are invited to give him
O call.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

swift's Specific has cured my little niece o.
white swelling Of the worst type. More thm
wenty pieces OF bono came ont OF her leg. She
vas not able to walk for eight months, and was
,n crutches year. The doctors advised ampa'
alton, but refused, and put her on s. s. s
She is now us well and playful as any child.
Mrs. ANNIE CEEsLISa, Columbus. Ca.
Treatise on Blood ard N Diseases mailef
rec.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Destroyed by Fire

The celebrated b. B. B. cigar, manu-
factured by II. +. Bourbon & Bro, No
2I9 West Second street. Sold at all th
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Make hens lay by using Rust's "Egg
Producer" Group" and ''Gapes" cured
by using Haven's Powder. N. B. Dan
forth, sole agent, cor. End and Market.
lB~ A speciality In trusses; a fit guaran-
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
A Practical ExperIonee OF

18 years enables me to repair satlsfac-
torily all gIadts Of wasches and clocks.
Cloyks 10 be repaired called for and re-
turned to any part OF the city without
extra charge. Fri /. Barton, jeweier,
2K East Seventh street,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

If you want a good barrel Of Jersey
sweet potatoes put up for the winter, 60
to Smeltz s. Co., No. 10 Z. Fourth 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Good furniture can be purchased q
No. BO2 VanBuren street at reasonable
piice, as the owner lie about leaving tn
city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Tho Fish Market

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street msrkst, cod flsb, haddock, noun-
derf, trout. blue 1sb. green ana straw,
berry perch, white nsh, butter men, ea'
fsh, &c.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
OVGrCoat THOUGHTS

Crowd upon us to-day-not quite cold
enough tor Chinchillas or Fur Beavers,
but just right for Colkscrews, Chevlots
neat Mixtures, Trcots, clearinghouse
aud all the new mixtures made up into
light and medium overeoAts. Our firsi
floor is crowded with Clothing for Boys
big BOYS ard little boys. You'd think
to look at our Boys Department, that We
clolhe all the boys in Wilmington and
many more. Well, we do a goodly por-
tion of them. Mothers are great stick
lers for neat, well made clothing.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Smeltz & Co., dealers In apples, white
potatoes, sweet potatoes and all kinds oi
produce No. IS n. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Millard +. Davis, the jeweler, No. 8
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
AppIeby's Hay Market.

South Side, Market street bridge. Ray
and straw received daily. Call telephone
h77
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Professor Brown, chiropodist. Is In hi
office Sixth and shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

What Is more attractive than pretty
face with fresh, bright complexioni Fol
IL use PozzonPs Powder.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Smoke San Rosa straight &c. cigar
No. 8 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Fresh walnut candy every hour at Fer.
guson's, IL Il. I'd st.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
SENATOR oUAY's VIEWS.

BEAVER, Oct. 2.-SenAtor Quay was
asked to-day his opinion as to the bear
ing OF yesterdays elections upon national
politics aud its effect upon the relative
strength Of both parties In the next
Hous.. He expressed bis confidence in
the election OF Carter (Rep.) in Mon
tana, and said the result adds Eve to the
Repub blcan majority In the House, but
stiil gives but three more than quorum,
which leaves the parties too nearly bal
anCed.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
breathing tho Germs of Disease.

To inhale the germs of disease with
their daily breath IL the tate Of denizens
of malsrla-scourged localities every
where. The endemic Atmospheric poison
may, however, be reft Of its venom and
rendered innoxions by defensive use OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This pre-
cminentlY safe aud elective remedy and
safeguard not only eracieatss the disease
when developed but enables the syste m
to safely brave Its assaults. Every ply
steal function is confirmed In or restored
10 regularity the circulation qrickened II
sluggish and bilious habit, which of It.
self begets prou ess 10 both intermittent
aud remittent types OF malafial disease,
where extrinslc atmosphere causss exist
powerfully counteracted by this inimita.
ble fortifying and defensive agent, which
has moreover none Of the disagreeab,e
characx ristlcs of q drastic cathartic or
an alkaloid. Fever and agIe, dumb
ague ard aguc cake, aud the calentura
OF the Isthmus are conquered by II sure
ly, pleasantly. Rheumatism, neuralgia,
gout kidney and bladder troubles, con-
stipation and indigestion yield to it.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Wyatt s. Co.'s sxcsilent SOC. white
shirth.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

When your child has been attacked
with diarrhGa, cole or stomach disor.
ders, do not delay the use OF DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup one instant.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Wyatt g. Co.'s bargains In undershirts.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

1t must be good, for everybody recon-
mends 1t. We mean DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Edwin Arden closed q very successful
engagement at Proctor's Opera House
last evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Take the B. q o. flyers from Delaware
avenue station to the National Capital.
Excursion tickets %. 25, sold for all trains
October 9th to 9th, good until October
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
newark. Remoae,.a sunday school.

The Methodists Of Newark were highly
favored on Sunday In many respect, for
the re-openiug Of their remodeled and
teautiiul SuRsay school room. The
weather was all that eou'd have been de-
sired. The congregation was large and
composed Of as noble and true band OF
men and women as can be found. They
seemed to enter the courts of Gods house
with purpose to meet taeir financial ot-
legations aud enjoy the recent improve
ment Of their church properly without
dollar oil Indebtedness remaining for
work or material The Rev. j. 8. willis
was at his best aud the sermon preached
from the parable of the ta'ens was with
an eloquence, pathcs and power seldom
heard, and which awakened In every
listener consciousness OF responsibility
prompting a spirit of obeiience which
would ultimately secure the eommendi-
lion of well and faithfully done.
The contribution OF S400 st the close
OF the sermon by those who had pre-
viously given so nobly was most COM
mendable and inspiring sight. The after
noon service In the Sunday school room.
none so bright and beautiful aud so we'll
adapted for that line oil church
work, was scepe which win
lipger In the miul for years TO
come. The superintendent, Fl. 8.
Goldey, had been meat irdefAtigable in
his efforts to bring 10 completion the
change proposed in the plan OF improve.
ment. He was greeted with an immense
throDg OF young and old, who had gath.
cred TO congratulate tho school in being
able To occupy as, pronounced BY DR..
Vallandigham who was present, the
most beautiful Sunday school room o
any village church 10 the range OF LII
knowledge.
With bright faces and glad hearts tn,
vast gathering sang and rejDiced iu tn,
blessings liberal friends and kind Provi
dence had bestowed upon the school
Rev. j. 8. Malone Of the Presbyterian
Church made most Interesting address
as did Mr.. Willis and Charles @. King
This jubilee service will long linger Il
the memory OF all who were present. TIL
evening congregations filled the audienc
room, and DIR. Todd Of Grace Church de
livered one OF his stroDgest sermons. III
logic and close reasoning, such o promi
nent feature Of the discourse, at its cor
clusion appeared to leave t1e thoughtles
skeptlc without even q margin TO rei
upon.
The remaining hundred and ffty dol
lars required to cancel the entire cost Q
the work done, amounting In q
aggregate to slxt cen hundred and AFT
dollars, were raised, then will Q deligi
aud gladness known only TO those VIII
:. sacrifice and do for the glory OF Got
the audience sang "Prkise God frol
whom sll blessings how." Rev. T.,
Thomas, Of the Peninsula Methodist wa
present In the evening and contribute
much TO the interest of the service
Rev w. L. s. Murray. conducted Il
Q Love Feast and greatly aided In the iinal
\ cial eilort of the forenoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Important to Mothers.

Diarrhea and dysentery are prevented
uring teething by Hoorer's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
nWe believe that standing armies, b

awe believe that standing armies, be,
you'd those which are needful for public
order aud the safety of internal admins
tration, should be unknown on both
American continents.
We believe that friendship and not
force, the spirit Of just law and not the
violence OF the mob, should be the reeog-
nlzed ru'e OF administration between
American nations and In American na-
tionB.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
FOR SALE.

For sale or exchange for city property
farm OF l31 acres, (or will divide, within
two hours drive from Wilmington Fine
location, and in high state of ofcultivation.
have several houses large and small
that can be exchanged for lots or other
houses. Also lots TO exchange for
houses.
Parties looking for houses or lots can
be suited as ] have them in all parts OF
the city, at all prices and on very easy
terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

knights Templar Conciave-Low Rates
Via the H. a. o.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

For time OF trains see B. & o. time
table In another colamn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Gu Stnte hos CT 2ppeooftpr,
(Nf 8enia nj in 0prtbrpp).

9r. gonflin, Superintenbent for Gem
tral Snrfs Wenaaeri | Stem gort %
forreiponberenbe Msblem af pmtrent
Salppurten af gurOpus peterinere Sors
eninser, fab forleben often paa fit &Ons
Or, ba @usimonben Tom inb.
"Sad er life frif", iasbe ban.
"Spao Teller ben samle Spr?"
"San bill life abe", ~fOrflureoe 8asts
manbsn. "&imelispis er bet bet parme
8eir. San rsrte lite fit Sober % fig
ger MI mere bob eno leuenoe % bsisr |
fit Bur-"
"@obt; iss ital iteIe iitanb noset
Mebictn til bam. 9nFer Be at ie,
bp~urleoes en- ips 2soe boftoreresP ?"
ipurste ban Rebftriperen beraf, Der bar
tilitebe % bsrte paa samtalen. "Sud
fiber rimelisuis af ct let Mapetilfeloe.
Set parue 8eir ansriber ofte bore
Bleiebsrn paa ben Waabe."
l1bsn pibere SOrflarins aabnebe Dot
loren ct GEutfe | ct Sisrne Of &untOret
os fremoiite ct belt &esiment af SLATER.
8aa en- Splbe puer ben laa ct Set
dirursiife Snitrumenter: Qansblabebe
Rurue til at bisietere glefanter % andre
tptbubebe 8pr; Sage, fore moi til al
afiuse 8enet pua en- 5lubbeit; 9enser
meb lanse, iterfe Saanstas til at traffe
ub 9enbsr pua 9soer meb, Os utanisi
anbet Tilbsbsr til 9prlesefunten. llbai
en- for SLATE tus 9Oftoren omtrent ei
Sierbsbels 8unb brunt Yulper. 9ette
blanbebe ban meb en- ~lisnenbe Wansbs
af ct farpet Stof, buorpaa bisie TO Tins
belbebes up | en- for 0tUrter % blanbe'
bes sObt meb en- balp Bint af en- sien.
nemiistis gabite.
"8arsso", iusbe ban, ibet ban belbts
Mirturen pp | en- 8asleHaite. "9et ei
npf Webicin til at fiipe up 2eueren pau
ct belt SOipital menneffelise Tatienter."
"8sbsper en- 2sue en- iaa for Bortion
Wsbicin iOm bette? ?" ipurste ies.
"sSes oil life, at ben ifal tabe noset,
9esuben nlaa ri laue libt paa garehpr.
8i fan life sipe en- ips 2sue Rebicin
paa famine Nuabe Tom en- ips Ranb.
Sad gar ensans brabt fin Nanb, %
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Deesrab.g sTtem.-cnSoae ben APE aeeember i8s

Dram. 9erpaa FOB leg ben tune inb |
nlotnpper, Der bar bpppet | iosenbe
gunb, Spsrt tisnbe Rinut bpttsoe i.s
Sisie DmTas. Oct bar ct Crbentlis iprs
tip 8ab, %, ba B~renbepinst bespnbte
at pirfe, bespnSts Zip at %fOrione fig meb
Bsbunblinseu. Ga, iss trOr lite, Der
fanbtss en- lpifelisere Glsfaut | Central
8ort. Den bialp til msb at lasse llos
tapperre paa fin Bfaos, ps ensaus srsb
ben for Moro Sfplb en- Of Rscbialperns
| 8~urerumpsn os fpleSe BAN baluueis
cosr Rummet, bare Tom en- btbassIiJ
Spss. "a 8irfninsen al B~ranosuinsn
bar uper, ft ben NOT en- Salon, Os ON
Wur9enen bar ben ubsnfOr Gare. Rsn
bet bar ct baarbt arbeice O9iua."
"Sar bet npsenfince peret iuuuiot, of
De bar unbsanet en- 5are peb at be-
burble bible 9pr?'
"Sn, TO @nnse. 5ur en- Del Gar
fiben ft iss ct Ben bruitet, meoens iss
suo en- Ramel en- 8ortiun Rebicin.
Muu Itulbs life tro, of en- ips aamel
bar nussn farlis Batient. Seq trueoe
bet ialfalb life; nten ies bar ffiitet We'
ming fiben ben lib. Men iaalebss IND.
truf nit rbslb. Mebens i.s en- Gftsn
lab netpp Der, bpOr jes M fibber, ble0
ies tiltalbt al Tom 9onabue, iOm mebs
bette, at Dor samle Sanfamel bapbe 8os
Ill. Seq git ub | 8aaien os fanbt bet
fale 8aft ftsnnenbe us ruaenoe fie /
iOare Smerter. Seq itpnbte mig til
NIT @ebicintammer, fplbte en- glFaits
meb ben itarteite Mistur, ies bapbs, os
git tilbase til Baaien. 9a fob &ume'
len pad 8enene. 9a ri Tom rar ben
til ben, siorbe ben MObtanb. gnoelis
fiji ri ct 8eb emfrins Ratfen paa ben
uss breu ben up til ct @ierbe. Ren Der
msbte os en- np Sinbrins. Den sumle
5pr iatte 3aien ret tiloeirs us nsstebe
at mObtase Dozen. Raar Be M buffer,
Of aamelen bar en- Sals naitsn iaa
lang iom en- @irafs, oil Be let f~oritaa,
bpur panifelist bet maatte bore for en-
gtanb af mibbels Ssibe iOm mig at
ratte up % faa fipnet noset neb / Sals
fen paa ben. gnbelis fulot Der mig
npset inb. Seq flsp op paa Sierbet Os
fanot, at ies ba funbe naa pp. Hetop
Tom ies belbte ben iibite 9raabe / ben,
fuiteoe 8aitet paa Ratten % TDnseoe
mig neb Of @ierbet. Seq brat ct Ben,
men 9pret fom iis. Siben bar ies altiS
en- Grappeitise meb mig, nuar jes ital
furere &ameler.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
5armergut.
gglan, Clap gountp, Riun.

s Seres Bluo bar ies left Bsretninssr
fro naften ale Steber, men aloris Roset ire
oenne Rant. Serfur oil iss beoe ON Be uer'
liaft bill optase uosle 9tnier.
vi bar ct soot Seir, builtet tommer bel
meb, oa Der Der lite blep meset Ss til al
mobtase en- lang Sinter. vi Soebe fit pi ei
miooels Gar, men Briierte er forbolbspia
imaa, % Siperne iom SsIse oeraf lite Be
beoite for Ranse.
Dog er iss nafien friftet til at tro, at Ri
ntaa babe beore ipente, oa ben M efter ben
anoen af Dor 1nsoom foranorer fin Sitting
peo at inosaa / ggsteifab. Saalebes uar be,
Ssnoasen ben 17oe en- trioelig Dag for
Rause I Gnleonins Of gaias y. Braiets os
Niis Sirpa 9ansianps Brpaup. Baitor 8,
8. YRpbre Of 8onferentien forretteoe giel.
fen, os ON Gftenen iamleoeS beres mango
BeHner % 8~eilasteoe bos Sobn. 5leensitao
for at tilbriuse en- bpsselis Stuno.
y. VI. Semealen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Spao Sprn lGrer paa 6aoem,

@n Wanb beisste en- Gang ct ulpttes
list Weuneife, iom baobe be9aaet et
TOR SOrbrpoelie us MI fab / 5ensilst
% penteoe paa fin Dom.
"Mtiu Serre," iasbe Sanger, ibet
9aarer fBo neb ab bans Rinoer, LEG
NIB en- COB Sporuselie / Siemmet; men
ube paa Saben lerte ies bet, Tom itprs
tebe mig / ulpfie. Mine 5oralbre
bolbt lite af, at jes Tom iammen meb
benz, icm tilbraste Stsritspartsn at i'm
5ritib taa @aben. Win Robsr iasbe
altib: "9er fommer aloris noset soot
10 al bet @abelin." gn Sang imellen
fit ies bog Osiaa 9iIabelie til at bare
meb ben sprise llnsoom. Set ilette peb
benz pettebe orbe 9ilbsielisbeber bOs
mig. Seq fanbt iuart 8ebas at fOmme
neb paa @oben p9 ines mig Ofte ub,
ndar mine 5orelbre life bar bjemme,
eller near be pnr TONNE tilienss. Ren
be baarlise Srlster af bette pilbe 2ip
ubeblep better lille. Den o~mbpsselise
Opbraselie, nit srbe Siem baObe sipet
mig, pirfebe fun tibet pna mig. Baa
@aben larte ies 9Ouenifub; paa Saben
larte ies at banbe; paa @aoen bleO jes
fOrlebet til Spill; paa @aoen lerte
jes at brittle; paa Suoen pGnnebes ies
til siptteliS gnat us letferois Sfiemt ;
paa @absn lerte jes at ~imaarupie.
Seq tOs burtis efter ben Sluss 2ins,
Os fsr ies pibite Of bet, bar ies biemme
/ pmtrent ale be l1olteielier, ri fienoer.
%, min Serrs," iualeoes enbte 5ansen
fin uGuurlise Gale, "paa @aoerne lerer
ale pnbe Manber, Der fsrer n~n9opmmen
til 5urb9rpelie ps Undergoing"
s 8srn % nnse, ium leier benns
Iftufiels Sunsss ianbferbise cs trefenbe
Sfilbrinser ai @absliuet, sip Gst saa
bans Orb, Os bOlb ier bOrte ira Saberne.
Be &c anlaste til at saa ps fisre paa'
men itfe til.at briue omfrins paa, Rat os
Sas.-8srnspennens &sf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
Ris

2cnupaen, scts.
Seq faar, iOm iaa mango anors, beapnoe
neo Setret, vi bar fiut 8eir for oeune
aarstto, ufpsglenoe SolItiu bar rt bnit belle
Den Itoite Nsaaneo. gtunss ffrifttIose eIsr
rettere inat petriIose Solt lpaar peo pRrbia
gfine, at ri iuseu Sne faar / Sinter, men ri
tuar bnabe, at bet err iunbt, iom Eroiprpsst
li9er, at "Dtennefet ipaar, men @uo raar".
NultH9sn bar pRret soo Der runot iaar,
bog er Hriisrne npset lape, men be oil maaIfe
fttSe 9pbet Of BintereH, iaa Sarmerue fan
faa fig n~osenluuoe bstult for fine Brpoutter.
Seq bar life fort af 8etpoenbeo of meo,
belle, men oa jsg MI ensans ct bespnbt, oil
ies p9iaa iise nosle faa Orb ON Ssnba9s.
ifolen, iom er orsaniieret ber ct. &aurence
Stitr. Ro. 8. Den beitpres MI uf Spsrlersr
Z. .. Busrub mso fire andre 2erere, ps bet
Saar uom9rfet sobt. Seq bible BnIfe, at
Vile piloe fslse z. o. Basrubs grempel os
isse efter bebfte gpne at arbeioe for Ssn.
oaSsftolens Srenme ibIanbt os.
5armerSut.