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Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

gaulbals Stifteret, 8paal / Welbus,
15oe December 1888. S Wpnoltns Nrnt
oalporien Samoals 3posbo Of Sorris inbs
faloes Nruelaoerens Norisiter 8unbilo @uls
branosoatter, ubpanoret til Nmertta for II
a - War iioen.
SIeffefiorbs Bpes Sfiiteret, soe Dec.
1888. Soet efter afopoe Stibsfsrer anoreas
Clien RefIti at 5eose Sosn. aiopSss Spfer
Rebeffa Slsoatters Bprn, Der efter Waooers
ems 9so formentlis futile cpboloe its I
An,erifa.
Webeu9s Sfiiterst, 3oie Sanuar 1889
Soet efter Spmano, Siibstsmmermano Ole
Clieus aone Berthe 8urine Nanonsodtter al
Sapfao / Barbo Sosn.
n Sterpbo, gnfemanoen Spmano, Stbs>
tpmmermano Ole Slien for 2ioen /
Brpptlpu, Nmerita.
o GioDoes YrOoer Ghriiten AanOHisH iaH''
me1tebs.
gaIoers Stiitsret, Rorore Gurodl, 20os
Secbr. 1888. 5sberaaesmano arilten 8nuo'
len grsnoalens o. sienlepenoe Suitru year'i
Snaersbattsrs Saaesbc al Ctre Sltore'
Boets frapersnbe Nrpins Ssnnen anue
ariitenien, Der sr uopauorst til amer'ia, inc
fables.
9reubals Stifteret, 24oe Seebr. 1885,
gcet efter afopos airieiisner 9uop's ebr''
aoiisus enie suianne, fDot Rarensien. 81
iraoarsnoe os / amerifa bciatte ArpInaer
Nsruene efter Yeber Narcusien, Rsoer, Nm
bers. gmiI, Yersitte os Natbiloe Snuoiens
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Vi benleoer cpmerfjsmbeoen pua

81 DcnIcoer SpunGrtl outDeocn p1a
VILLAIN 9inieus npe advertisement / en- anosu
SpaIte. 9euue 2inie bar lille minore END
80 uomarteoe Cceau.9 ampfibs / Sart mel.
lem Nmerita os europa, os ben / bsi Srao
bersmmelissuRroise Yaaoe, boorpoa ben
/ ct % Nlt bebaHbler fine Basiaserer
os lprser for gmisraHtsrs Betuemmeliss
beoer er u9iten ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Zen bar /
treoipe War p9ret St%anoinauernes 5aporit.
LIME os oil trolispis pebbIipe at u9re bet.
Ia Der paa oenne 3io al aaret er en- bel
Del Of pore 9anosm ano, iom itaar / Besreb
meo at ienoe SpefurtssS iletter til Slast
os Senner / bet samle Gano, beoer ri benz
bare bette / grinoriH9, o9 liseiaa at &eiieu
meo Nlan 9inien er Den ~forteiie os osus
9jsunemaanss Biust;sr betpcelist bilistrs
eno andre 2inisrs. gnbuer iom refer mse
AIan 2inien fan pore foruisiet om en- filter,
burtis os bebuseliS Cperfart.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

6an lOpeoe bet. ~"g8ilbelm", tiger
6ruen smt, "lop mig, at IN albrtg Uit
sifte big meb Stamina SuerIen, ON jes
Ifuloe blioe ta9et bort"
"9tei, Marie", iuarebe 9GJiemanoen
ei~tertrpffeIi9, "oet fan je9 trpst lobe
big. pun 9au mig ire @an9e 8uroeu,
ber9ana ies a en- me9et penere Wanb
END nul"
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

YoittDperi. Gn Jor,etninssmauo i
Setle mOotos rptie fra 6ulitebro ct
Sense5reo. buis ~lloitriit LOB paa 374
Rr. ga 0a. Geo nermere Gfteripn oiite
Oct li9 at babe uaret aabnet os after til
tlIltret. Snoent lGa fun Stumper Of
en- Nois. Sasen blep sieblittel;g melbt
til Fofftprell en- os Bolitiet iamt iii
Sreuets Offender. st 3pperi fprelia,
ger rlaturllsois, men buem 2ppen fan
oRre, oloes enonu life.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
I'm ubuaaelig SnDeipGrring er /

I'm nbpggeltg safeguarding er /
,isis gaae blepen bapet / Stipe / 0anz
s,,rf Set par tommet til Tolitiets
snnOIta6, at en- Mano Nerberen al
spsn bulpt i'm SoisermOr, 'om ban
s,uS, / Ileie MOB en- aarlt9 Detailing
u 400 aroner, inoeiperret paa en- al
s,les ~uforlunrlis Mddce. Del bleu
,rtIuet Ell unosrisselie, os oct pite fig
sn, at aonen, lom er linosips, bolotes
irseiparret / en- Baas Iammen meo
~gi,uoommens areatnrer cs Suin. Sun
5.ube liaset ber / 6 9Dsn ct aloeles
mntt Bum paa noset Strselle % bar /
# oenne Lio life uoen'ur Rummet.
fun If fnapt rostet iaa cmbpsselis I'M
Ter Zig iOm arentnrerne Slaloen, os
Ieusce / bet belle / en- 2ilitanb, Der mart
Yllss bare orebt beaoe. gun er Ill be-
frst al Tolitiet p9 onbrnst paa Spse
5uiet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

EaIi. 81 spnsbp, iom i Here Var
par o9ret Brett | Gmerifd, bar i De
none Ntaaueoer bfitpret aalost / SpQe.
nab oS &asmus Susne, iurbi Susue-
prGlten Der bar paret ips. pan bar
per pllaoet Beboernes EiGio os 8eluiais
! 1Dieltt Grab paa @luuo Of i'm Gli.
oaro'sheo % @iOtiarpso / Gmbsoet,
os, oa ban tilise bar bulot en- Sel inte
reslanfe S'beu9sninaer, beIluttene Be
boerne | Iioitnaunte SOsn at sipe bam
en- SferOaa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Tn mIGoDanlia lipliQ 4nbeiaot bri.

pes | oenne 2io ueo 9anaelunosz aplien,
omtrent uo for Saebslle Stranbuei.
Saa oenne Strafnins srunoitpote iioite
Sinter en- itor tplf Camper, Der for after
at fomme Hot maatte uofalte ilere Sun.
oreoe 3or. Speoe. gGnoerre bapoe M
siuet Wteoe paa Steoet / Iuiinbpis, og
Oct par bel rlmeli9t at antdse, at oosns
n9onte @runoitgonins fan bape iamlet
bette tore fripiatse Gptterielitab.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
On fapital giQhep. 20

6n fapital gigbso. G~Otosrafeu:
"Geres or. Son, Stuoeuten, tos ct
balut DUNN 5Otosrnfier bos mig for
lang lib iiben. Scr bar jeg tili9lois
bis ct BrsUebileoe. 2iSner uom9rist,
iples De life? Men ben unse perre
bar oesparre snonu life betnIt for benz"
Jnoereu: "Dm - bet ligrer BAN
mere, ipues ies."
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

&eiierlig 6ape. 8eiierinben al
Gaslano bar ienot i'm Mooer, ben oan.
lte 8ronnins ct foltblrt &uslabers
@tui, Implicit meo ct L ! Cub. Snoeni
laa ct Salsbaanb al 2 &eiter aste
Berler omtrent buer al Stsrrelie iom
Ell lille SGrt. Sette er en- belt upurs
oerlis Stat. &eilerinoeu lelp bar / fin
2io faaet Mtase til osnne 6orarins al
ben iprite Storfprlibronfslser.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

SlbspaaiGtte!ie. Sloebranoen paa
9erreSaaroen corp , Sorns Serreo bar
MI pitt Jig at uere paalat. On tlOlisere
meo 2ugtbusitraf belast Sno iiooer bar
beflenot, at ban neo Ell Jprltlfte bar lat
Slo paa en- Salmltaf, iom ltOo tet PED
@aaroen. pans enelte @runo par, ar
ban bar berulet % oerfor sierne piloe
aurette nosen goelesselie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Gn engelif SOlBiIs, Ell Breit peo
Naun 9arfIn, bar fat IN Wasie Menz
neifer i Seuaselie. 8pstet flyer, ban
belbreoer bltnoe, bGte os lamme peo
"Wtiraflet", unoer Ell u~maaoelis Tils
itrsmnins at Wennefer. Spse refer
lansueis fra til BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
~Sloebrano. &riSten Seniens 8aaro

Slpebrano. &riiten Seniens @larb
glmue, 9obolte 5osn. er fuloitanois
neobranot. Sloen opitoo 8l. 2 ON
Natter Os o~pbaseoes fsrit, ba Taset
tOa til at GLIDE neo, boOrfpr 8Olfene
matte itprte no oerird / bet blotte 2ins
nso. aOnen fom bog til Stdoe, ioet
bun Hpstebe ub ira ben br9noeuoe Bug
nina. alt, buao Der reobeoes Of 8obas
pst, par alene en- aommOOe; tiaise tit
man meo fig 800 &roner / aontauter.
Man ueo enpnu life, buorlebes Sloen er
atommen. 8rilten Senlen er en- gam.
mel os aifalois Wano, % at ban bleu
rsooet, ltplbes uarmelt Suiseroattersn.
3elboueosuaro / 8obclle Sosn er
neNbr9not ON Natten. Gn Sci al Be
i~Rtuiusen bleu reooet. Man bar Miss
tanfe til nosle Omitreiiere, Der i ben
isasre 3i0 bar fRroets oeromfrin9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Sitter ct SernbaneiammenItso funbt
man en- Manb liooenbe uitaot / en- al be
fnuite Ypsne. Oct bar fsrite Gang ban
reiite meb Sernbanen os ipurste oerior
en- 8eiient: Chopper 9ere iaa braat
beitanois?"
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Gn nbpoaelia Yegipenbeb er fox

Gn ubpsgelis Ye9ipenbeb er fore
ialnt / 3btitep hos ct Bar 9lOre ggste
iplt, Der for ca. IA 9a9e iioen bar iii.
aptttoe ira en- Ganofommune. pa be
andre 8eboere life bapoe leet benz, iiben
be BAR lptteoe IND, os man troeoe at
cioe, OF besge bar forfalone til Grit.
bleO Der ieuot Buo efter Bolitiet for at
iaa Jprbploet unoerlsst. 0a man fonl
lno | quiet, frembDo Der fig ct iprselist
Sllsoe ai g%lenoisbeo; Manben os So
men lao besse / Senseu, fsritneu nte
'alSt paatleot meo 8alfjet paa Soueoet,
MN lps os b~j9lpelDs. 8onen bar Der
lnoo oro, os ifiSnt Wanoen life ipntes
Of uare paa BET 81 ne bermeo, ubtrpfte
ban bog Cuitet ON at faa benoe brast
bort, "oa bum bar iaa folb".
%sanoipnlisuis forelisser Der ct npt
a'traffeaoe @rempel paa Driffalbis
asSens 6slser.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Woo be banIfe SufferTabrifer er

W0o DC Daltte Slltfertabrtfer er
Der al 8oeoDrtere paa 9oaano us Sal
lter anlast Sag ON en- Gritatnins paa
100000 8roner. observation-disclosures
bapoe nemlig / 1884 iorpll9tet iig Ouerz
for &~oeoDrferne til at Optsre en- tor
JabrtfbpgniHs, iom imiolertio life fOm
III 6uloterelle, oa Sutterprilerne 9lt
laa lterft neo. s ben Nuleonlns anz
logger &~oebprferne Sag for bruot
&ontraft.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Wlp0iuraiftninQ.

YlDoIOrsiftning. Slaster SOffp i
/ a%igbenbaun Tube forleoen tase 4tuet
al en- @ris; 9pret fit Mnleonins til at
slue bam ct lille BIB / Saanoen, iaa bet
oerai blep en- Ylesn. Denne uoulflebe
fig imiolertlb meset burlist, ioet Blob
i%orsiftnins %inotraaoie, % 0Doen paas
tul9te mart efter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Y~eloGoigbeb. @aarbeier Sens Tbps
seien ps Sultru al 0rupsaaro bar aue'
reoe / flere Nar ubbelt Jpoeuarer / SUI
len til 9rensenoe / 8pen. Osiaa idar
par be slprt bet Samme, bpOrfor be
Osiaa npoer alminoeli9 astelie / ben
belle gsn for fin Suosisrenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

s cite Nar leo jes at Smerter /
8pssen os bar life litanb til at saa.
Gfterat baue brust TO SLATER al Ct.
Safobs DIE uar ies belbrebst. = Ut.
8. Ba(ace, &eiplep, 2eras.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

SSen lorite Nnpenbelie af ben nps
wv ON e%rltatnins for u%fOrfplbt 8are'
g. sstsarrelt lanot Steb / iorriseW aaneo.
u ~ none | Salbp, ueb a~isbenbaun, bar
iT, m 2lenslteptse beitplot for at bape
SoI slialet penoe nuset Tsi. 8oner blep
I, 'S' arre'teret | 8 Dase, men bet piite
" W, at Ylsens Nnmelbelle par fallf.
\. ~t ~ BAR MI tilfjenbt 8onen 200 8r.
ss.sen, Der tiolisere bar ueret itrafet,
s,s ,uslnt 8 Waanebers Jorbebrinssbus'
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

n.y., ga lnosips Nanb i aiDbenbuon
In ss's l0rleoen Dag at tase 2ipet al
ounl'lle. Oa 5Olt ilebe til os for
s.spe BAN | bette bans ifraffelise
S,,eassnoe, iprans ban uo sjennem
hns s' ! ste Gtase % blep aloeles
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

CLAIMANT rDllup er bolot af Gfs
testsmano Yeoer Baoitle os 9ultru
BOlette Sano / 8ieret / Glib SOsn,
Better 9an Serreo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

st Barn fan neppe iooe for lenge.
II Elmer / 9ssnet bsr bore BET miubite
op til 4 Nar, II op til z, 1O1 op til 10
9lar. 10 Op til Is os 9 Elmer op til
TpueaarsalOeren.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Oct beoite Weoicin til at aipenbe 9es
ueriploomme er Or. Nuguit aGnis's
Sumburaer sSranber.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Gn 9oal bar nplis afast 8eiss
3iuebelt os &attesat. 2ensoen ltal
bape p9ret benoeo 40 Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

I'm 7Oaarig penIioneret SfolelGs
III lnerptteoe ct Advertisement ON Ell
gusoeltprerinoe, paa builfet en- mibbels
aIorsnOe Gnfe melbte fig % bleu anita
ga, "a bun o~soasebe, at ban beiao
soVO ar., ~iorloueoe bun fig meo BAN,
Y 'foos bans Gamilies Wpuarsler, INF
sees Oct benoe at beinere ben forl,ebte
yatl!e. pun lit Yensene, beueoe Jors
wSellen % f%Oriuanbt. Yolitiet bar MI
a'9olot enten, os. ba bun er bleoen
svsIoeollt ON Here Tpuerier, er bun
~'~' 6anslel paa 8ano os Brso.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

I'm .paa Nsrrebro i &~jsbenbaun
saeuoe Grbsiosmanb, Der ben ienere
Ilo bar bleUen iterft fOrfalben til Grit,
TOM @ptaarsoass Wften / bsi Grab be
Illst hlem Os bespnbte paa bet ubarms
slsrtlSlte at misbanble fin Some. 9a
adnoen eiter at babe uorettet ct gErinoe
asoe | 8aarben, after fom op | fin 2eis
llspso, bappe bans Some benst fig. s
IN fort tit ban, Der MI bar bleuet fulos
aanolS aoru, benbe laaret neo os ienot
olo elter en- 2ase, buem bet lptfeoes
u 'aa Den 3anste falot til 9iue isjen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

GOniul Saae stemsIano I RaOiion, BiseOuiin,
nbiteber o. attetersr arpeiuIcmastsr, FAINT tuotrGOer
aruemiSlsr / Stauotuaptsu paa MODERATE 9il'aar.
8orreipouoer meo BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Set norIfe o9 Iueulte 8~icezGoniulat / 2es
Wtoines, Soma, uoiteoer Julomagter og iuos
fororer Nroemtoler / oct gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
0pbs=GrDflantaer.

9iben. inoen bpiltsn non fnl store fine anmel6elier sr
for arpinser u~osutdnOs 1 aar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Ser or iugen Hegel uoen llnbtas
selie!"
80, Der er en- Wanb MAJ altio
bore tilitsoe, nnnr ban 6arberss."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
TRANsMARINE T,DlNGS.


TIE total number of bodies registered ~
buried in cemeteries used by London is
1,276,S75.
THEY have politics in Japan now, under
the constitution, and one of the parties is
called the Jijito.
THE Duke of Fife was revealed lately as
partner in the banking firm of Henries,
Farquhar & Co., as well as in Scott & Co.
The fashionable London wedding ring has
recently been of dull gold, but Princess
Louise went back to tho old fashion and
chose hers bright.
THE Gar of Russia has purchased new
dog to replace his favorite mastiff, recently
killed in railroad accident. The Gar is q
great lover of dogs.
ENGLAND will adopt the German method
Of having the price of the journey printed
on every railway ticket. 1t is convenient
facility for travelling.
PARIS talks of building three more Eiffel
towers and then turning the four into the
legs of a huge platform wherein q sani-
tarium can be built for invalids.
The Countess of Roseberry recently I'M
vailed fine Maltese cross, erected as q
memorial above the hitherto neglected grave
Of Charles Dlbdin, the great sea song writer.
THE Paris dressmakers are said to be de-
termined on the complete humiliation Of
the hustle. The simplest draperies are now
the most stylish. Fashion at last accords
with common sense.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
The Wife o Columbus.

While at Lisbon, Columbus was &C
customed to attend service, says Wash
ington Irving, at the chapel Of the
convent of All Saints. There he be-
came acquainted with lady of rank,
named Dona Felipa, who resided at the
convent. She was the daughter of
Bartolommeo Monis de Palestrello or
Perestrello, an Italian cavalier, lately
deceased, who had been one of the
most distinguished navigators under
Prince Henry of Portugal, and had
colonized and governed the Island of
Porto Santo. The acquaintance soon
ripened into attachment and ended in
marriage. 1t appears, adds Irving. to
nave been match of mere affection,
as the lady had little or no fortune. A
son, Diego, was born to them. When
Columbus placed his plan before Isa-
bella, the Spanish Queen and patron.
his wife had been dead long time. Ii
is related further that, while Columbus
was waiting at Cordova for an oppor.
tunity to be presented to Queen Isa-
bella. hc became attached to Dona
Bsatriz Enriquez, BY whom he had a
son, Fernando, born 10 1887,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
PIGS AND sERvIANs.
A Country in Which Pork Constitutes tho
Real Industrial Wealth.

A Country in Which Pork Constitutes tho
Real Industrial Wealth.
Men and women alike wear huge
sandals with a wilderness of straps
bound about the leg up to the knee.
and the women display multi-colored
aprons worked by themselves, short
skirts, and short, thick-quilted jackets.
with gaudy kerchief over their hair.
The aprons aforesaid are among the
few pretty objects a traveller can take
away with him from Servia as speci-
mems of native industry. They are
worked in a sort of spurious Turkish
style, and, though rough in material
and crude in color, are effective as
chair or small table covers. The best
product of the country is the Prot
carpet, worth about ducat or ten
shillings square meter. The designs
are extremely pretty, and the rugs,
without being so heavy as Persian, or
SO ragged and scant in the web and
wool as Caramanian, wear forever.
The manufacture of these is entirely
confined to Prot, near the Bulgarian
frontier, from which place they take
their commercial name. The real
industrial wealth of Servia lies
in its pigs Out of a popl,-
lation of nine millions. seven
millions walk on four legs with an
Independent air, a sort of "a pig and "a
brother assumption OF co-equal rights
and privileges. The servian pig is
certainly a remarkable animal, and no
/ other pig is SO self-assertive, SO strong,
or SO hairy as he. We have seen one
of them, while driving along by the
side of his master. insist on alighting
where he pleased, which happened to
be over the splash. board. No persua-
sion or argument could induce him to
alter his mind, and it was not till he
had tripped up the pony and upset the
cart that he was satisfied. The ma
ture hogs coat is of deep red brown
and as curly as retricver's. turning
to long gray bristles down his back as
he advances in years. His presence is
everywhere visible or audible. He
crops out on every hillside and from
every thicket and copse, and lines the
banks of the Danube in hundreds, while
the train that carries you away from
Belgrade will cross tracks packed with
squealing pcrkers and taxing magma
ton to conceive by what ingenuity the
beasts were ever induced to enter anl
| be peuned. When we remember tha
King Alexander's great-grandfathel
was a swineherd at Takovo, we mus
further allow the pig his niche in Ser
! Wan history TO add to his commercial
lnportan md artistic value, Salus
/ day Reyies.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

year saw Dick Prater the working
partner with two young English CAPT.
talists in Northwestern Nebraska, own
ing in common six thousand head OF
cattle. and an 1920 log structure,
known as 1.-The rancho"
Toward evening of a certain 10" erlng
day he found himself many miles from
home-if the misnomer is applicable
after a vain search for some forty
'strays" stampeded from the main
herd the night before.
1t was not his first experience OF the
kind by any means. So, with few
hearty maledictions on cattle in gener-
al and "strays'' in particular, as a sort
grace before meat, Dick finished the
cold lunch contained in his haversack,
picketed his pony, and retired. That
is to say, he wrapped himself up in his
gray blanket, and with his saddle for a
pillow, the short-grown grass as a
mattress. he lay down to healthful.
dreamless slumber.
Towards midnight he was wakened
by a roar like thunder He struggled
to sitting posture!-the terrible
breath of blizzard came striking,
wall-like, down from the distant hills
and canyons!
In twinkling the gray blanket was
stripped from him by the awful gale,
and in company with his saddle, which
was picked up bodily by the same re-
lentless power, swept into space!
"a blizzard, and no cover for miles,
muttered Dick through his chattering
teeth-for he was chilled to the bone
and marrow.
Getting on his feet he was literally
blown against his pony, which with
head turned from the wind, was snort
ing with fear and trembling with cold.
In another moment Dick had mount
ed barebacked, and then followed a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
LOUISIANA.
CONUNDRUMS.

Why is farmer like a man
Hitting his stockings all he can!
The farmer hoes his beets in rows;
The other fellow beats his hose.
Why is a grocer very like
A boy who has drum to striker
The grocer ,oeighs a pound. they say
The little fellow pounds array.
Why does winning jockey bold
Resemble one who has cold?
The Jockeys horse is sound, OF course,
The other fellows sound is hodrSe.
Why Is q man who has dispersed
HIS cold like one who cures your thirst!
The first mans cold Is UeN, we're told;
The second fellows weH is cold.
Why is 3 Joss who anger shows
Like aAy lad who swimming goes?
Crris as q bear must be the boss,
The happy lads bare as cross.
Why is duie ashamed to show
His sun-burn like tanner, o?
One hides his tan from foolish pride.
The other always tanS his hide.
Why does storm-stayed sailor quite
Resemble one who has no sightf
One can not go 10 sea, you know,
The other can not see to 90.
Why is q berry picking lad
Like he who buys them, good or badf
The lad gets all he can, he bets
The man who buys cans all he gets.
letter writer, why is he
Like one who will marriage seer
One priteS q note; the other might,
II interested, note a rite.
Why is q saitor answered NO
Like one who doesn't have to goH
The first. alas, may miss kiss,
The other-O! may Kiss q miss.
H c. Dodge, in Detroit Free Press
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
" Mammals Gittin Better"
There Is glRdness In the household;
The shadow fades away
That darkened all the sunshine
VI many q summer day.
y O. mama getting better.n

Y. lnalnH RettlnR UetttT,''
The happy children cry.
And the light of hope shines bright again
In the loving husb bands eye.
unto death" with the terrible diseases sc
common to their sex, and it would seem as
if all the happiness had gone out of life and
the household in consequence. For when
the wife and mother suffers all the family
suffers with her. This ought not to be, and
it need not be, for never-failing remedy
for woman's ailments is at hand. Many a
home has been made happy because the
shadow of disease has been banished from
it by the potent power of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
for all weaknesses and diseases peculiar t.
women.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
A DETROIT man bought . ffty-cent rattle
ticket and drew a church.

JAMES LEONARD, a comEositor on the
Times-Democrat of New Orleans, lately in
seven days of seven and one-half hours
each, set and distributed 102, 800 ems--equal
to about 205, COO letters. He worked regular
copy and his proof contained comparatively
few errors. In accomplishing the feat his
arm, it is estimated, travelled no less than
l2S miles.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

BROW OF THE BLUFF.
Fifty feet below him-a little to the
right-was the fire built against the
side of the great triangular rift On
the opposite side lay two motionless
forms in the shadow. one OF whom was
probably Dick Prater's prospective
father-in-law. And Dicks heart began
beating very fast-perhaps at the near
proximity of one SO closely connected
with his pretty Doris.
But it beat even trihe faster as his
gaze literally fell upon four brawny In
dians lndians are invariably "braw-
N.Y. in stories of fiction-why not in
this one of factD crouched about the
fire. Two We're broiling antelope steaks
on pointed sticks. Tie other two were
still more agrseably oeeupied'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

A FAIR lady becomes still fairer by using
3lenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair aud Whisker Dye, so cents.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

A New York jeweller has two Jewels,
apparently diamonds, in his window with
the simple inscription over them: (Which
is genuinea" Two young men, after hold
ing heated discussion on the question,
made the jeweller the umpire of wager
Tho latter was compelled to acknowledge
that both were genuine. 1t was merely an
ingenious advertisement
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11
Confinement and Hard Work

Indoors, particularly in the sitting posture
are far more prejadicial to health than ex
cessive muscular sxertion in the open air
Hard sedentary workers are far too weary
after Office hours to take much needful ex
ercise in the open air. They often need 8
tonic. Where can they seek inauguration
more certainly and agreeably than from
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, renovani
particularly adapted to recruit the ex
pepsia, kidney, liver and rheumatic all
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

ALWAYS avoid harsh purgative pills, Tia,
first make you sick and then leave Won cos
stipated. Carter's Little Liver Pills repnlsts
the bowels and make you we'll Dose, one MI,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

A GENTLEMAN had accompanied friend
selves at the table the hostess remarked:
II trust that you will make allowances,
Mr.. Blankley. Ny servant left me very I'M
expectedly, and was compelled to cook the
dinner myself" ooh, certainly, my dear
madam, certainly" responded the guest
with great emphasis II can put up with
Dnv thing
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-09-11

Two coLoRED men named Young and Gar.
rett have induced Oil cclored men to locate
upon Governmentlandi in Oklahoma, takln,
l60 acres each, or LIS, 16O acres in all. They
have laid out a town site near the center OF
the colony The name of the town is Lin
coin, located on the north bank of the Cim-
arron river, and is destined to be the county
seat, as they lave five townships and are in
the majority ten to one.