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The Louisiana Democrat., 1889-01-09
PITH AND POINT.

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When the judgment is weak the
prejudice is strong.
He who is unconsciously selfish is
lot so dangerous as he who is con-
sciously so; the former betrays his
selfishness, the latter conceals it.
The best way to punish those we
really love is to so conduct ourselves
that our friends will be sad to think
! they have not always acted toward us
as we have toward them. m.-Sunday
Evensng Talks.
Nothing makes so much noise as
rickety wagon, with nothing in it, un-
less it be man who insists on talking
when he has nothing to say Toungs-
toOn Ecening Telegram.
Genius is like barrel on the top
of a hill; it will not indeed move un-
less pushed, but once pushed it goes of
itself. Talent is like load on the
roadway; it will not go forward unless
dragged.
The only thing that can down true
genius and curb genuine inspiration is
a pen that catches in the paper and ex-
ecutes design in splatter-work at
every thirt, stroke Merchant Trav-
cler.
"A thorough critic is a sort of Puri-
tan in the polite world. AS an en-
thusiast in religion stumbles at the Or
binary occurrences of life, if he can
not quote Scripture examples on the
occasion, so the critic is never safe in
his speech or writing, without he has,
among the celebrated writer's, an au-
thority for the truth of his sentence
Sir r. Steele.
Dress and the way it is worn are
indications of character, says an ex-
change. If the heels of the boots are
blacked, you may be pretty sure that
the boy or man is thorough in what
ever he undertakes. He learns his
lessons not because he must, but be-
cause he desires to learn. When he is
sent to clean up the garden he rakes
the dead roots and vines in pile for
burning; there are no stray piles hid
den in the bushes near the fence. He
blacks the heels of his boots.
Every body has mission nowa-
days, or is trying to find one, and it is
always intended for somebody's bene-
fit, like the old stories with moral,
which were the only kind considered
fit for Sunday reading, although any
sort OF trash was good enough for the
other six days. But let us say, for the
consolation of those who have not yet
found their particular object in life,
that perhaps the very best thing they
can do for the benefit of others is SIM
ply to be healthful and happy them
selves.
These "agnostics' are queer
kind of folk, aren't they? All about
''nature" in general, and human nat
ure in particular. and history, and
literature, and art, and philosophy,
and every thing else they see as plain
as pikestaff and talk of loud and
long, with full assurance. 1t is only
when they come to truths that are of
the very first practical Importance to
men, essential to the souls welfare,
growth, and usefulness; truths as to
which, therefore, infinite love has
made the clearest revelations in tho
most positive terms-that these mon
"don't know" and "can't ."-Boston
HOu Ou0renufson0JisI
The Louisiana Democrat., 1889-01-09
MUSIC IN BATTLE.
Tho Secret of Leonidas' Famous Victory
at ThermOpyla.

Tho Secret of Leonidas' Famous Victory
at Thermopylae.
The favorite problem of thinkers
and teachers, since thought began, has
been to find some engine of education
which should reach the character as
effectually as the ordinary means Of
training touch the understanding; and
in the opinion of many, not men alone
but nations, music was such an engine.
''It Is music" said the Spartans,
(which distinguishes the brave man
from the coward" "A mans music
is the source of his courage" 1t was
their music which enabled Leonidas
and his three hundred to conquer at
ThermopylB. 1t was music which
taught the the Spartan youths how to
die in the wrestling ring or on the
field OF battle. These claims are
audacious surely. Yet, when we con-
slider how the rhythmical tread Of
the brave man differs from the
agitated shamble of the coward.
how music is the art of human joy,
and how joy and repose of mind are
the main elements of manly fortitude,
we shall at any rate admit that there
is a strong affinity somewhere; our
only difficulty will be to acknowledge
that music, deliberately applied, could
ever be the direct cause of these
reputed results. TO achieve the end
desired Spartan boys passed their
youth in learning tunes, hymns and
songs-this was their sole mental
culture. They were taught to dance
and keep step to the measure of the
songs as they sang them. And, grown
to manhood, now perfect warriors
marched into battle with smiling faces
crowned with flowers, calm, joyful
and serene, and, intoning their songs,
moved steadily thus into the thickes
of the fight. undisturbed and irresist
ible, The band that leads our armie.
to the field of battle nowadays is ;
scant survival of Spartan practice
| yet even In this music by proxy there
are many elements OF incitement tx
courage, -NationaE Reyisw,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1889-01-09

"A Clairville ga. druggist recent
ly captured young snake, to which he
has been giving certain amount of
whisky every day. At first his snake
ship did not take kindly to the bever-
age, but Of late has shown decided
hankering after it. When given all it
can drink it rolls around on the floor
and performs number OF odd antics,
clearly proving that the glorious priv
ilege OF getting drunk is not denied to
even snakes;
The Louisiana Democrat., 1889-01-09
ALEXANDRIA,, LOUISIANA, WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 9, 1882

charlatan, joker or "bluffer." Nosucn
hollow nonsense will ruff1e the faith of
an Intelligent Democrat, nor will it de-
ter the leading lights Of the party from
holding to the temperate and reason
able policy of opposing the over-taxa-
tion OF the masses for the benefit of the
classes. Globe.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

General Orders No. 81
HEADQUARTERS E. D. BAKER POST, NO. 6. J
DEPARTMENT OF IDAHO, g A. II.
HALEY, March 26, 1850.
First. An members OF e. D.
Baker Post, No. 6, Department Of
Idaho, G. A. R., are ordered to as
semble at the Post Headquarters al
$50 o'clock, a. m, sharp, on April
18th, 1889.
Second. - At 1925 o'clock thu
command will form and march to tn.
railroad depot to receive and escor
the Commander, Department officer
and archives to the Lodge room
where the Second Annual Encamp
ment will be held.
BY order Of
T. w. GILLETTE,
Post Commander.
E. E. RICHARDS, Adjutant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

OTheee twin diseases cause untold suffering.
Doctors admit that they are difIlcult to cure
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

my last - being prospective, has
recently taken place. August Helm,
of Houston, and Miss Sarah Furey,
sister OF ex.Sheriff Furey, were mar.
ried on the "a instant, Justice Matth.
ews, Of Island precinct, officiating,
"One by one the roses FALL" and the
same fate is probably in store for
the Lost River rose. buds that still
cling to the vine-hardly ripe enough
yet to be plucked. ]. D. NJ.
HousroN, Idaho, March 70, '89.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27
LOCAL JOTTINGB.

Beer by the glass, quart or gallon,
at Kaysers.
George Ksieg has been laid up for
q week, with bad cold aud an attack
of neuralgia.
The Idaho Forwarding Company
has received lot of the finest hand.
made candy ever brought to HALEY.
New spring goods of every descnp-
ton. Send for catalogue, mailed free.
Address, RED HOUSE,
Sacramento, Cal.
When you visit ketchum, do not
fail to stop at George Calliahan's res.
taurant and get q meal that will make
you feel like a new man.
Mrs. Roach's Bakery and Restaur-
ant was crowded with patrons yester-
day. The people OF HALEY evidently
appreciate excellence in any line.
Gentlemen: Please call and exam.
inc my new selection of choice suit
ings the very pick of the San
Francisco market.
ANDERSON, the Tailor.
Now is the time to set out fruit
trees and shrubbery. Househoiders
need have no further fear of the
climate. All small fruit does we'll
here, and the yield is abundant.
Send for copy Of our new spring
and summer catalogue, mailed free.
Address, RED House,
Sacramento, Cal.
Spring and summer 1889. Our
new and handsomely illustrated cata-
logue just out, mailed free. Address
RED HOUSE,
Sacramento, Cal.
Mrs. Sarah Roach will keep fol-
sale, to families and others, all kinds
of fine pastry, bread, etc. Her es-
tablishment is at Rupert's corner.
1t is proposed to change the name
of this town from "Hailey" to cal
turas;" the Hon. John HALEY, after
whom it was named, having taken an
active part in the division movement
Handsomely illustrated and in.
valuable in any house. Our new
spring catalogue, mailed free
Address, RED House,
Sacramento, Cal.
A new spring catalogue of dry
goods, millinery, clothing, boots
shoes, etc., mailed free. Address
RED House,
| Sacramento, Cal.
There are amounts varying from 4
few dollars up. to about $500 in the
various school funds OF the county
with the exception of that Of HALEY
District, which only has something
like $40 or $50.
Go to W. S. Mack's to have you
painting, paper-hanging, calcimining
etc., done, and carpets taken up ane
relaid. w. S. MACK,
Agent for Singer Sewing Machines
la his old quarters, Strshorn Block
Do you want to know styles TO
spring? Send for our new catalogue
mailed free. Address,
RED HOUSE,
Sacramento, Cal.
Persons wishing to improve thei
memories or strengthen their powe
OF attention, should send to Prcfesso
Loisette, 237 Fifth avenue, N. Y,
for his prospectus post free, as ad
vertised in another column.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27
Expected Nominations.

At least FIVE nominations of new
Federal officials for Idaho are ex.
pected daily. They are as follows:
For Governor--Judge Beatty or Col.
onel Shoup; for Secretary-"Ned.'
Curtis; for Surveyor General-Col'
w. H. Petit; for District Attorney
Willis Sweet; and for Marshal
Jos. Pinkham.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

Him.
San Francisco Chronicle. 2Srd.l
SACRAMENTO, March 22.-Evi.
dence continues to accumulate to the
effect that George Taylor, who was
sergeant.at. arms of the Senate, made
an improper use of his position for
his own profit. The FIRST indication Of
this came when General S. w. Back
US, who had been credited with re-
ceiving pay as witness in the State
Prison investigation, made public the
fact that he had not appeared before
the committee, and had not even been
subpenaed. Notwithstanding this
fact the books in the Controller Office
show that warrant was issued for
$3.50 bearing the name Of General
Backus, and that George Taylor re-
ceived and receipted for the warrant.
That the amount might be made as
large as possible, it was made to ap-
pear that Backus was subpnnaed
from Santa Barbara, when in fact he
resides in San Francisco, as Taylor
must have known.
H. L. Luttrell, w. J. Ryan and
Thomas Ryan, who were witnesses
before the Prison Investigating Com
mittee, and who were entitled to
$24 so each, have written to the Con.
troller that they have not received q
cent, though Taylor received the war.
rants and the money.
j. T. Wells, who was a witness be
fore the same committee, received his
mileage, but Taylor "held out" 81
due as per diem. J. N. Choynski
who was witness before the Yose'
mite Valley Investigating Committee
and was entitled to $3.50, and Mrs
Elizabeth Glenn, who was before the
same committee and was entitled t.
$67, he'd not received one cent o.
their coin up to last accounts. Fay
lor obtained the warrants and money
The total amount drawn for witnesses
in the two investigations amounted t.
several thousands Of dollars. Their,
is trouble ahead for the thrifty ser
geant at arms, however, as CONTROLS
Dunn is on his track. Taylor ha
been written to and invited to cal
and settle; in other words, TO pay t.
various parties the sums due or els
return the funds to tho State Treas
ury. The immediate return of tn
amount alleged to have been paid t.
Backus is demanded, and Taylor ,
given to understand that unless h
yields up steps will be taken to max
him do so.
FAYLoa's VERSION.
The Chronicle of the Oath contain
S an indignant denial of the charges b
Mr.. Fayior. He claimed that Their
was not word of truth in them; tn,
y he had paid every dollar given to hi
by the Senate to pay the witnesse
e and that he had receipts to show II
S money had been paid, either in perso
n or by proxy. That what had NJ
h been paid only awaited the claimen,
Il Seeds ! Seeds !! Seeds!!!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

The balsamic healing and soothing
properties Of SAMARITAN NERvINK
are marvellous. "My brother, aged
20, had fits from his infancy. SAM
ARlrAN NERvINE cured him." A
w. Curtis, Osski., MinE. $3.50, al
Druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

~Locat,on notices. for 10th 'one
and placer claims. for sale a. '"e
TIMHs Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

First class job work done cheap.
and -xpeditiously, at this ofce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27

Alturas County Warrants at Par
..Alturas county warrants, drawn
AGAINST the current expense fund.-
~eoeived at par at this Office, i" pay
ment Of subscription or advertising
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27
A Cheap Excursion Rate to Portland
and Return,

Round trip tickets, good to Port.
land, Oregon, aud return, are for sale
at all Wood River railway stations for
$50 each. The tickets are good for
six months.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-27
GEORGE FAYLOR AGAIN.

Retaining Witness Fees Iatrusted TO
Him.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

gerfterne Os bespnbts GrbeiSet iummen
msb benz, Tom unSer Streifen bauoe
fact Gniattelie, os Tom be faloer
Blacklegs. Sum pna Soutbpsft Snbia
Bsrft forisste Streitsrne at iose be iaa.
falbte Blacklegs bort fra geriterne,
men be sap bog eiter, ba Bolitiet be-
itpttsoe bisie Blacklegs. 2~iSnsnbe
llrolisbeber ianbt ienere Stec paa VI
bert BERT, buur Fere Blacklegs bteu
iaa misbanblshe, at be maatts inolasses
paa SOipitalet. ansriberne bleo afifes
bisebe. 9ireftsrerne for 8erhielifas
bernie truer meo at aiiteoise ale Strei,
ferne, Der life boloer fig ftrenst til
Ouerenstomien mslem oeres Repreiens
tanter os 8erftsielfabsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
SorifieI t.

ct Telegram til u. 6. SO6niOn &
60, @eueralusentur, mebbeler, at be
ifanoinapiife Weblemmer af ben inter-
rationale Ronsres, Der Tal iammen>
treble / 8aibinstun, ~afreifte fra 8iDbens
baun meb 9amptib.t "9binsDaua" ben
1Sbe Septbr.
- s Gusut Waaneb bar Sloebranbe
/ be 5oreneoe Slater os 8anaba sbes
lnst gienbom for s11,153,s5O, opsr en-
Wilion mere enb | ausuit 1888 os 2
RiaiOner mere enb / ausuit 1887. ans
tanet al Slbebranbe Dor CAT.
= 5roien bar asbet af fibite rse
anrettet betpbelis Stabs paa entelte
Stsber / 3Orboeiien os tilbels SpSen.
s aentudp bar I, CT. Tpbateu % Wais
len liot unber aulben.
- ubisrielen af 5armprOtuiter
ansuf Waaneb bar ueret meset til,
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
18oe aara.

oft Grbeioe meb 6aano | ale 2anbets
Grisnaler. So, mere enb bet; Dor Rs.
sisrins siOroe Raifiuer os iOlste Dem
til 5ranfrise, gu9lano Os andre 9anbe.
os bele 8erben fplber nu fine 81troner
meb RaIfiner, iOm er fabriteret eiter
8Obses Robel.
9ette baubte for oDer rs Gar iiben,
Ds Dodge bar albris faaet en- Gent for
fin parbifuloe Dpfiubelie rpsettebs fra,
Var efter Var bar ban saast til &un.
sresien meb fine arao. aar efter Var
oar aomiteerne inbfommet meb e., cur.
fig SnofiIins. Sire @anse bar bans
&rap bleuet sobfienot al Senatet. Sir.
@anse er Der fra &omitsen fommet en-
sunitis Snbfiains til QUIET. Nen bper
Sang bet lptfelise Maal ipntes at bore
naaet, bar en- eller anben 9emaaos fous
met meb fin Snoiiselie, % Susen er
frembeles bleusn uafsiort. Smiblertio
er Dodge blepen sammel os graz bans
8srn er uOfset Op til uofsne Manb %
apinoer. Sans finbrise Wuifine bar
iparet Sntel Gam Sunbretuinber af
Dollars us Serben Miqioner; bog BAR
ban aloris faaet en- Gents 8eberlas,
life eusans for ben fsrite Mafine, Tom
ban sioroe efter &rissminiiterens Be
filling.
Oct er life at unbres paa, ON girs
stnia MI meb en- sanmel &esnins poo
naiten bunbrebe aar fOmmer frem us
flyer til Onfel Gam: "Spis bu pil bpsss
en- Sci, Is Wil lang, til Mount Ser
non, iua uil ies sipe big auitterins for
be 8suse, ies luunte George @aibinss
ton til at bpsse bet Suibe gus meb."
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
Snfel Sans gamle 6iGIo.

Gu ba man bespnber at asitere for
at faa aonsresien til at beoilse be nsbs
penbise Bense til at bpsse en- np 8Olis
for Brefoenten, oa bet samle Spibe
gus life lanser ipnes at funne aisre
Tienete, iaa sriber Staterne Marpz
lamb os 8irsinia anlebninsen til at
fomme meo fine arau paa llnionsreaiez
rinsen for be Bense, Tom be for nefen
ct Garbunbrebe iiben laante @eorae
BaibinstOn os 9bumas Sefferiun til at
bpsse bet Suibe Sus meb.
Dor &esierins par rleset fattia u1z
Der 8aibinstuns Administration, ensua
meset fattisere END Solicit. gRan bauoe
bensan9 enbnu life faaet iitanb ct or
bentlist Sfatteiptem, os mebens llo.
sifterne bar reselmesiise os fire, bar
Snotesterne meset tpioliomme % upaa,
libelise. Ran bar fsrft blepet enia
ON, at be nsopenbise Senss til Dpfss
rslisn al be Ofentlise 8psninser RuIbe
TONNE IND peo sals af be &esierinsen
tilbsrsnbe 8pssetumter / gaIbinston;
men be 8ense, iOm fOm IND paa bemne
Raaos, Tom IND meset TENT, os en- Del
bleo anpenbt til at bafte ~llbsifter, Tom
lite bar tasne meb | ben oprinbelise
&ontraft.
Sasen bar ben, at ben fore 8aIbinss
ton, Tom easrs bar iaa Hog, siOrbe en-
meset feilastis Beresnins. Den elIers
iaa iOrTstise % fOlbblObise Nanb lot
Ts benripe At 5%remtissipuer. San til,
lob Ts nemlis at f~Orabfse, at ben fus'
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
SroSien Saabpeoe.

Srofesior Green i Minneiota siorbe
/ 8aares en- bel 9el gfsperimsnter /
9ripbus meb frosien Saabuebe. 8es
iultaterne bar meset urerrafenbe os
piite, at Der bar meset mere Spireeone
/ frOsien Spebe. eno man tiblisere bar
antaset. gn 9el SaafOrr, iOm bar faa
baarlise, at be a~niaaes for uerbilsie,
ipirebe omtrent liseiaa sOot iOm go. l
hard. Ru sioroe imiolertlb mango prafs
tiife 5armere ben Snbpenbins, at bisie
@fsperimenter intet bepiite, foroi be bar
fOretasne | 9riubus, altiaa unber Dms
itanbisbeber sanite fOrifiellise fra benz,
buOrunber Sueoe Glminbelisbeo oOtser.
5ora at oiie, at 9riubuss gfsperimenterne
bog bueoe noset, tos 8~rOfesiOr Green
Saabpeoe al famine Slass, iom ban
baube iaaet / 9ripbus, os iaaebe benne
Sort Os tilise bebre Sorter Saabpebe,
buer Sort for fig, / imaa SOrbFeftsr
paa 100 &oabratfOb buer, iaa at Be-
tinselierne for at boise bar be famine
for ale SOrter. Broiesioreu bar M
hsitet fin Suebe os bar maalt, bpOr
mesen afsrsbe buer Sort sao. On Sel
ristis flette Sorter Saaforn, faaiom
go. 8 Nortbern, os en- Del iaa ilst, at
ben bleo falbt "Ssniemao", bar siuet
liseiaa sube Reiultater Tom go. l hard.
M.en Green er lite aleue ON bisie Cts
p%erimenter. San bar mOotaset fra en-
bel Del Garmere Webbelelie ON, at be
er TONNE til iamme Reiultat oeb at siSre
famine gfsperimenter. Oct bible uiifs
moi bore uflOst at bolbe paa meb at iaa
baarlis Saabuebe Os buert aar pente
en- COB Gfsrsoe, men be Opennauute
Gfsperimenter piier bog, at bette laeer
fig siSre en- Sang i al Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
s apan.

Wanse Nenneifer brufnebe. 8amps
Tibet "@aelic", Der anfom til Gan
5rancisco fra Sapan ben 1Sbe b.,
braste fulbfanoise giterretninser ON
be iiofte Oueriusmmelier Der. Dper
10000 Wenneiter brufneoe, us 2O,424
er blepne bluttebe for aft til 2ipets Op.
bOlb. 5lOben &inOfuni iiss fra Is til
Is Sob ouer ben a~lminbelise Ganb'
ftanb. 9emninserne lanss SlObbrsb.
ben repes paf, ps Bpen Spabafi us AS
minbre 2~anbsbper operiusmmebes. On
Rorsenen ben lobe Gusuft fanbt ei
SOrbFreb Steb ueo Bpen Tennutama
bpurpeo 5lObens Sob bleu foranbret, %
iamtlise Snbbpssere | 8pen brutnebe
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

5iforiIfe Ruiner. Suceurissminis
fer Roble bar ertlarst, at SsftiOu 4,
TOtunibip SO g., Ranss8. Gstp Wericu
Reribian | COLORADO, buOr be Iaafulote
&lippebOeres tiblisere 8psninser fob,
us boOr oeres @raubsie MI er, life puu
nosen Waabe itul benpttes, fsrenb en-
p~ioenifabelis l1nberisselie af beres
3ilitauo os biftUrife 8etpouins bar
fuabet Steo. Der ifal sieblittelis traf'
fes SOrbolbsresler for at beitptte Ru'
inerne mob 2oelasselie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
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g anaDa q.

5ielbfreb | Quebec. 5rebas often
81. 8 iprteoe ct fort &lippefDtte fra
Cape Diamond lise unber Gitaoellet
neb | Gbamplain Street cs besrop ct
Intal Suie tiaise meb 8eboe,ue. s
be s fnuite Suie bOeoe meIem 20 % 80
5amilier. Be Berioner, Der bar Giens
pibne til 5ielofrebet, flyer, at man
funbe bsre ct lansiomt beit Butler, Zig
aanonifub, % bleu berueb Opmerfiom
paa 9ebtprtninsen. s bet 2ieblif,
ulpffen banbte, bar 2uften iaa op'plbt
af Stsu, at man life funbe ie Saanben
for giet. % bet bar neiten umulist at
trefte Bulten.
Slb uobrsb | be tnuite 8psninser,
men ben bleu mart Huftet.
Siorten YeriOner brabtes, b~eriblanbt
Z 8srn, os "a lemlatebes.
Nan frpster for, at Here &lippefip,s
ter fommer til at falbe neb, ba Der alles
rebe er iture 8spner os ba bet befiise
Resn frembelss oebparer.
Baa famine Steb, boor l1lpften
banbte MI, fiprteoe ct alippeitpffe neb
| 1S41, buorpeb 8 Suie fnuftes % 80
BerIoner or9btes.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
Sp0sI inertia.

Sc arsentinffe Sernbaner. Senrp
8. 8ilas, @eianoifabslefreter / 8uenos
Gpres, bar ienbt ubenrissminitsren |
Buibinstun en- 8eretnins ON be arsen.
tinife Sernbaners Snbtaster os ubsifs
ter | Garet 1888. Srunbfapitalsn bes
lsb fig til 1920, TAG, 247, be iamlebe
Snotaster til s26, $780, O7, 9riftspms
fO~itninserne til BIS, 529. 933 Os be rene
Snotrster til $40, 996, 714. 9ipibens
oerne er meset forfIeIise fra O.26 til
1885 8rocsnt, i Sisnneminit Sc BRO.
cent. Sire af be femten S~ernboueiels
Ifaber a~rbeibebe meb Tab. 4ntalet al
befororsbe Yasiaserer pur 1851, 233 us
Of b~eiOrbrebe Tons 5rast 3.937,534.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
z nil b.

6sIten. Sfslse ben nps offentliss
siorte Ssftitatiitit bar llobpttet, meb
llnbtuselie Of 8ps, 8uSbpeoe os alss
Der, bstpbelis bebre enb / 1888. Del
tplte Rises 8ornlaube er Brsiien Os
8apern. - Sra bisie 2anbe fommer
osiaa ben fterfefte S~nbuunorins til
Gmerita. s 1888 fum {. Ct. Of b
76, 757 irbpanbrebe 7pItere $4,000 fra
Srsiien, 8apern % @iirtembers. Jrc
ben iorbolosuis fore os rise &binpru'
bins Tom fun 1888 Snopanorere til b
5orenebe Slater.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

~gerSens burtisfe 2rigsifib". iaas
lebes lpber a~isnbelien af be Sorbunbss
Offieerer, Der beltos | Staaltrpoieren
~8altimcre"s Brsusfart. 8rpoieren
fprlpb Cramps Stibsperft unber sienoe
Resn % mebens ben polbiomme Storm
raiebe iibite llse. aaptein Steel foms
manbereoe unber Yrspeiarten. Oct bar
betinset | 8ontratten, at 8rpbieren ifulbs
bape en- Surtisbeb af 10 Rnobs 9is
men, % at M~aIfinerue ffulbe ubpifls
1000 Seftesfraft. Den fsrite Dag gil
man fun til Saeebps Sslanb % anfrebe
Der paa @ruub al 3aase. Den anbeu
Dag bespnote BrsOsfarten. Ssen gil
bsit, %, fisut andre Stibe isste 81
mob Stormeu, foriiatte bog 8rpoiereu
Brrpefarten % pifte fig at bore fulb'
itanbis isbpstis. Den fslsenoe Dag
iortiattes Rsiien til Gap Senlopen, SO
Nil, Der blep tilbaselast paa 4 Timer
anber benne iibite Eur raiebe Stormeu
frpstelis lauss &piten. Sfruen siOrbt
100 Ombreiuinse | Winutet, % Ma'
firerne ubpiflebe 10000 Ssitesfraft
1000 mere eab 9ontraften forbrebe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
Get npe fatbuIffe uniperftet

Baibinston oil bltpe inbuiet ben 13oe
0Opsmbsr. Snotpoelisr til Soften Ell
aIsrsSe ubisnbts. Vile tatbOlIie Biito'
per | be 5oreusoe Stater, Canada, eng
lamb % Stoilanb, BreFbelt SarriiOn
acknowledgements, Ssisiteret, Web.
lemmerne al aOusresisn o.i.p. er inb'
buet. 8iitop Gilmore fra Gleuetunt
boloer 5efpreoifsn Os aarbiual Sib'
bous fra Baltimore forretter SuouielieH
Rl. 4 ON Gftsrmiobaseu attnes Sore
l~asninserns.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
aanobauoeI meb Snoiouerne. :

2anobanoel meb Snoianerne. Sn'
benrissminifteren bar paalast asfits.
renbe Subianers aOmmisiar Belt, Sn'
ipettsr 7inter os Snbianerusent Barn.
ter at u~nberbunole meb Sisistons %
@ubpstons SHbianerne ON Gfitaaelier
til be 5orensbe Stater Of 100000 Gcrei
2ano. Ren fsrsuo bsme aftaaelis
timber Steb, fal Snbianerne psriOnlie
faa 1877, SS7 Gcres 2anb, meb benn'
9lnbbanbet faat bisie Snbiausre 8ors
gerret.