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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
Monday, July z, Is.
PORCUPINE.

Porcupine, a Cheyenne Indian, is de-
manding attention, and in very remarka.
BILE way. He asserts that he has actually
seen Christ, who came into his camp at
Walker Lake, Nevada, one evening, and for
a whole day did not speak. Porcupine, who
has apparently heard the missionaries talk,
describes his religious faith, which is much
like the Christian religion, with the addi-
tion that he positively asserts that Christ
has returned to the earth and is now here in
the flesh. "The Prophet" as he calls his
strange visitor, Porcupine says. told him he
was on earth hundreds of years ago, when he
appeared to the white men, who fused him
roughly and even killed him." he had been
nailed to tree, spike driven through his
feet, and his side cut open. Porcupine says he
saw marks in the hands of the stranger, but
did not see those in his feet, as he had his
shoes on, nor did he show the wound in his
side. The Indian apostle describes the
stranger as large man with tawny skin,
noble carriage and a handsome face. He
spoke not word the first day, but on the
second day began to talk soon after sunrise,
and did not cease till the sun was sinking iu
the west. He did not speak in the Cheyenne
language, yet somehow Porcupine and hun
dreds from other tribes of different dialects
heard and understood him. One of Porcu-
pines followers vouched for all he had
stated.
Whether Porcupine is fraud or fanatic
he will be listened to wherever he goes, and
he will obtain followers If he wants them
This is a curions world
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
THE ELECT1ON R1IL.

The Democrats are making great stir over
the new election bill, although there is
nothing in it which is dangerous to the
rights of the people. 1t simply provides
that when in any congressional district one
hundred voters shall represent by petition to
the United States circuit court that there is
reason to fear that the election of a member
of congress in that district will not be free
and fair, the court shall appoint supervisors
for each voting precinct, who shall supervise
the registration of legal voters and the
deposit and counting of votes, making
their returns to the court. When the
truth of the returns or the validity of the
election is disputed, the contestant may
make his complaint to the court, which
will rsquire all the returns, documents and
evidence to be produced, and will hear the
case, giving to the candidate who appears to
have been elected a certificate which shall
be accepted as prims facie title to his seat
in the house. This provision, which was in
serted as an amendment, is of great value,
as affording an opportunity for a Judicial ex-
animation of the merits of contested cases
while leaving intact the constitutional right
| of the house to be the final judge of the
election and qualification of it's members.
This attempt to secure fairness in elections
b denounced as Capitalization, unconstitu-
tionsl, etc. But the real source of the oppo-
| sition is the fear of the Democrats that they
will lose some congressman il the elections
| are fair.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

loughby d'Eresby, $1,0a5. 900; Lady Rose,
$3.50, 900; Lady Forster, $4e5, 900. Twenty
other titled women whose Wills were admit
ted to probate in 1889 left total of more
than $3,2s5, 900. Among untitled women
Ryland, the heiress of the late head of
great firm of iron founders, left 50, ,735, 900;
Mrs. Margaret Plat, of staleybridge, $s,-
600, 900; Mrs. Ellen Walker, 81, 1,120, 900;
Miss Catherine Wood, $3.50, 600; Miss John
Wood, $7a5, 900; Miss Sarah Ann Cawston,
of Folly House, $545, 200, and Miss Mary
Eason, $685., 900. Nineteen other unmarried
women bequeathed to their heirs total of
50, ,055. 900.
Wilhelm Liebknecht, the leader of the
Social Democrats in Germany, thus describes
the effect Of Bismarck's retirement: Al
though there are still among us q few impa-
tient spirits. we are at present almost with
out revolutionary aspirations. We are
awaiting the time when our propaganda shall
ripen into substantial results. The agitstors
who wish to upheave everything were sus-
pected by the people at large, and so we have
given every one to understand that nothing
can injure our prospects more than violent
attempts to revolutionizs the present social
order. There is no danger at present that
any such attempts will ripen. Under the
| dictatorship of Prince Bismarck, however,
there was very serious danger, for his agents
sought everywhere to increase the hatred
between the Social Democrats and othel
German citizens. Since the retirement o.
| Prince Bismarck we have breathed freely
He was the head and front of the system o
l intimidation.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
GONE.

Another Testimonial.-eIsma marriage fail
urei" eyes," replied Annette, - she gszsd
proudly at her ring finger. ''It is 30 far as
Belle Filkins Is concerned.
Snodgrass-'sId like to pay that bill, brt
but can't just now. You must give me
time.n Creditor.-"I don't mind giving
you time, but you seem to want eternity."-|
Life.
'I am going to the shore. yes" said Miss
Angeline, "and l am not going husband
hunting; but IL any nice young man In out
wife hunting shall be easily found. Hart.
ford Post.
First Guest Ito the waiter)-"Couldn't you
bring me something warmf' Second Guest
confdentially)-"Letm me advise you. IL that
is what You want to send for some beer"
Fliegende Blstter.
A Protestant clergyman in Russia has been
sent to Siberia for ten years for speaking
disrespectfully of the Greek church. That
ought to make him admire and love it 1t
anything can.-San Francisco Post.
"There is a man." said DeKique, in the
hotel corridor, "who has done more toward
the publication of American politics than
anybody else know Of" "Howp "He re-
tired to private ife."-Washington Post.
A "soft" answer Irate country squire to
new groom-"Look, here, confound you, i
won't have thisl Do you think I'm fooif'
New groom-"Shure, SOFT, Oh can't say, SORT.
1 only came here yesterdsyf"-Exchsnge.
sis your son still studying art in Psriss'
| eyes. / got q letter from him few days
ago and he told me that he and several others
| were engaged in painting the town. i guess
he means it to be a cyclorams. s."-Newsrk
Journal.
Caller-tI supposed would fnd your par
ents at home this time of day. Both out, art
| theyp Small boy-"Yes'm. Mother aim
got back yet from the women's every after
noon temperance meeting, and psp's gone t'
Ginsling's free-lunch saloon to get bis sup
per."-New York Weekly.
$50 Chollie has gone abrosdP "Yes.
"Who sent him that beautiful bunch OF for
get-me notsi" "His tailor. Yorl
Sun.
Tommy-"What makes the world g
round, papal" Father (absent- -mindedlyl-
Champagne, generally; sometimes beer."-
Harvard Lsnpooo.
Solieitous--Mother-" Where have yo
been, Johnny" Johnny-"Down by tn oil
| mill watchin' man paint picture" Mothe
l-"Didn't you bother himr Johnny-"Nsu
He seemed to be real interested In me.
Mother-"what did he ssyp Johnny-"H
| asked me If didn't think twas most Dime
time, and you'd miss me."-The Racket.
Home Help.-Small dsughter-'sIt's mos
school time and I've mislaid my geography.
Cultured mother-"Well, tell me what th
lesson is about and I'll write out the answs
for you to learn" Small daughter-"Th
lakes of Africa" Cultured mother-"Um-
er-if you've mislaid your geography, 20
careless child, you can just hunt till you hn
it."-New York Weekly.
Il Graduate of Yale-"This encyclopedias
very imperfect. 1 have looked all throug
I, the letter 'P' and don't find q single VOL
t about "Possum'." Graduate of Harvard
Q "It is not worth continental I've car
g fully examined the letter 'C' and not q
o slightest sllusion is there made to Conn
: Vsssar Graduste-''Suppose, Uncle Geore
l. you look under 90 and r." Graduates
r "Ohi" "Ahi"-Harper's Bszar.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
Competition VS.. MISREPRESENTATION

Competition vs.. Misrepresentation.
TYHE first Is honorable, honest, and healthy
i stimulus to business. The latter is neither,
fdence and business. Thirty-six years. practical
experience in the manufacture and sale of
Fire Proof Safes, Locks. ETC.,
thy Of confidence All parties contemplating the
purchase Of either FIRE or BURGLAR PROOF
protection may avail themselves of this informa-
tion Free OF Cost and ct the same time examine
our large assortment Of Safes. etc, Without Incur.
risk OF being persistenty 'bored" thereafter. Our
Prices Are As Low As The Lowest Quality consid-
ered). and all we ask is the privilege OF Showing
the hands Of intending purchasers who consider
Quality as we'll as Price. New Safes from TWEEN
TY-FIVE DOLLARS ($25 upwards We beg to
'''''- =" - - THOMSON CO..
273 and 275 State street, cor. Wooster 81.
Yale National Bank.
winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Wallace B. Fenn & Co.
Butler & Tyler.
Benedict, Downes & Co.
City Of New Haven for Board Of Health.
Town Of New Haven for Registrar Of Vital Sta,
| tistics
Hoicomb Bros g. Co.
Yale Gas Stove Co. -
| City Of Waterhsfrv
The 2. Reas Goodrich Goodrich Mfg. o..
The. The Lgo9& g Billiard Co., Meriden.
=. Matto0n, Watertown.
] Es6eral Lodge, r. & A. NJ, Watertown.
kown OF HelchertoHn, Mass, my8
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
why.

There was a new dog at the farm house,
and Baby, aged four, had been told that he
must not play with it. On his way to the
farm he was reminded of his mamma's in-
junction not to play with the strange dog.
and he exclaimed in tone which showed
him proudly conscious of his virtue:
"Of course, I wouldn't for the world do
what mamma tells me not toi' Then, de-
scending suddenly from this unusual height
of morality, he added confidentially: "And,
sides, he snapped st one of the men yester'
davD
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
.'rp gnnds.
Hove & Stgts0n
SCORCHERS!

Monday, July 9TH, we offer
65 dozen Ladies Hermsdorf
Fast Black Hose in choice, de-
sirable boot styles (part of lot in
drop stitch), at 25c per pair
just half the original price.
We also place on the counter
100 dozen of ladies' extra quail
ity, fine fast black Hose at 25c
per pair, as the greatest value in
25c Hose ever shown to our
trade without exception. These
goods are for our retail custom
ers only.
Very best quality full yard
wide Printed Dress Cambrics,
in handsome patterns, perfectly
fast colors, at 1oc per yard.
REMNANT SALE All
remnants of Black and Colored
Wool Dress Goods (by rem
nants we mean any length under
8 yards) will be offered Monday
morning at our "Blue Figure
Prices" Original prices marked
in black figures. Marked down
prices in blue figures. 1t will
take only a few days to close
out the lot.
Great Reduction in prices
Fancy Parasols. You ought to
see the Parasols we are selling
for So; prices last month were
$3.50, $5 and So. Children's
Parasols all marked down. You
can buy them for soc, 75c and
ST.; former prices were from
85c to $2.5o.
SPECIAL-Ladies' Bathing
Suits at $1.eS, $2.48, $2.75,
$2.98 and $3.25 each. They are
the best value we ever saw.
| Great sale of Surah Sashes,
in Plaids and plain colors. Just
received Black and Cream SUI
rah Sashes from $1.oo to $3.25.
lw Examine them, please.
Our Silk Mitts at II, IS, 3S
and soc per pair are quick sell
ers. We offer this week a few
dozens of a fine Heavy Silk
Mitt at 63c, worth 88c.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

of the festival are internal and spiritual.
Noises he ranks with sins. His patriotism is
quiescent. Demonstrations would sully Its
purity. Absolute freedom from matertaltsm
bition. No wonder the number In increas-
ing. PKRIANpEn.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

Boston is doing noble missionary work in
Africa. 1t is alleged that in the past eighteen
months Boston has sent over ], ,250, 900 gall
Ions of rum in that benighted region.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

Look out for the gypsy moth. The legis-
lature of Massachusetts, has appropriated
$50, 900 to fight the pest, which is devastat-
ing the shade trees about Maiden, and a COM
mission is conducting the campaign.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

Hypnotism has reached that point where
the French authorities think Of creating
superior council of medical Jurisprudence at
the ministry of Justice, to be composed of
medical men and magistrates, who will be
required to give opinions as to the RESPONSE
bility of criminals in connection with the
questions of suggestion and hypnotism and
of heredity.
The French military authorities are at
present engaged in discussing the question as
to whether the red trousers worn by the
soldiers should be retained. By many 1t is
urged that this color is more easily discern
able at distance than any other, and that
it should give place to something less promi-
nent.' Others, however, including Baron
Seilliere, who supplies the needful cloth,
claim that red is the least attractive OF colors.
No photographer has right to sell copies
or make any public use OF photograph un-
less he has recei we'd express authority from
the subject. The Supreme Court or Mino-
sofa lays down the law to the effect that q
photographer is the property not OF the
photographer but of the sitter, and that the
former not only has no right to sell copies
without consent, but ia liable in damages II
he does SO. An English court has just taken
the same view of the question.
An investigation of lightning strokes IN
central Germany, covering period of twenty
six years, has been recently carried out BY
Herr Kastner. The number Of cases hai
increased about 1s9 per cent. and last yeal
16S9) it amounted to Las. The author dis
tinguishes four thunderstorm paths. Th'
starting points of all these are in the hills
and in their course, the woodless districts
and fat country, river valleys and loV
meadow ground about lakes seem special!
liable, while the woe5ea- and ~niIly part
sgeasraiiy escape. The hottest months (June
and especially july and the hottest hours
the day, or those Immediately following
them q to 4 p. N.Y. show the most Lightning
strokes.
All the rich women do not live In tbi
country. The following figures represent th
fortunes left by English women during th
past year: Lady Ossington left $2,045, ,0ot
Lady Sun Hayter, $1,125, 900; Lady Wi
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The oolored people in this country own
property in the aggregate amounting to
$263, 900, 900. Quite a change since they
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

All the rich women do not live in this
country. The following figures represent the
fortunes left by English women during the
past year: Lady Ossington left $2,045, 600;
Lady Sun Hayter, $1,1s5,Ooo; Lady Will
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
Jor ~DeeorabsgsittR.
Tormuer neolagte |
6etefatoe.

@aa BET nurbsitre Sisrne al Nabiiun
Gpenue us 52be @abe / Rep gprf, mibt
inbe blanbt be 400 finsiines Geiibenier,
ltaar Der en- oatfer Notwithstanding
paa to gtaser. glene 2Umten, bpors
paa 8psninsen itaar, bar foitet 1907
600 Dollars.
Iaar man er tOmmen inbenior ben
tanse gsebsr, lao msber man ct tiltus
lenbe Spn. @uluet | ben fore Gal er
piitnpf life belu9t meb Topper, itisnt
Der piltnut biit us Der finbes patre Climb
us 8attener lissence paa @ulpet, men
bet er blantt Us pOleret iom | en- 3aniez
lal. glesante auuoelabre benser neb
fra Easet, os Der finbes life Spor al
Stsp eller Smuos. 5oruoen oenne
Itpre finbes Der andre minore Seitelale,
us upenpaa er Der Sppe. us 8ebpeliess
pRreller for 8Iererfte.
vi benne Serli9beo er blot en- Seite'
italb, tilbsreube en- al 8pens MiaiUnas
rsr. 8isie 8isbummens apitbpr fsrer
ct ianbt Serrsliu, % Der er NOT 9uiin'
Der al MennsIter / iomme 8p, lOm mis-
unber benz bsres Serlisbsber. 3eres
Ssbe os "8etl9onins" er al beois
Sort, beres 2eier be blsbeite, % en-
buelis Sage ituar parat til at poe fin
8unit, ON Der er bet minbite, iom manss
Ter. "Spem pilbe life bore en- Rita
lioners Seit?" mumlebe en- 8asabonb,
Iom fob uoeniur en- Stunb, fsrenc ban
ranslsbe i'm 8ei for at ie, ON ben NOR,
meite gOlitiitutiun bar iaa fulb, iOm ban
funbe SnIte at uere.
Den omtalte gpsnins bar MI aioeot
81. 8. 8anberbilts Stultbeb. Sou be
upttes ben al en- Of bans Spnuer
George. s beune Spsnins finoes 81
berlisite aisretsier, ps bet at al,
Slass, os Ri pilbe uIoris bliue iarcise
itulbe pi Dpresne al ben Staos, iom Del
finbes / &ummet meb Saletsiet. Or
Iaa be ariitutratiFs Ssite, Of built'
tunitnerif ubfsrte Ralerier prpoeI
gassens. altins / ben esentlise Stali
er blantt os pOleret, os, raar Seiten'
lebes ub, faar be liseiOm en- Yrub sat
paa 9epper. ON 8interen boloes be-
en- iepn o. ~paslenoe Eemperatlr. %
Iaa Georse 8anberbilts Brpore, Cor
neliis % @iliam, bar lisnenbe Seite
palabier.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
Yripat AnIee Of Norbbauen.

S%r'ltiaitia er Der afbOtbti RpbaIens
8o%Inpa9nles 5orretniueslptale Ct Rsbe
til Srsitelie. al, bporpiSt mon burbe
tno9aa til &esierins % Sturtina msS
anorasenoe ON &oncesiipn paa Gnlaa
al en- breoisoret Sernbane fra &riitiania
ooer gierniisen Os &Oa via 6unosel.
ben til Sispit ne6 Sioelinie fra 9ins
selitao til Rpteupiten.
Wtsoet prGfibereoes Of 8eneralfuniul
Yeter Reterien, os be eprise 9eltaaere
bar Ssieteretsabuufat Sblen, Stats-
raao atlbal, &aptein o. SO. 2unb, Sn.
9ertier Sarranu, FAINT Stprtinssmans
oelle anoerien os Muitab.
6orlamlin9en bar enis ON, at ct ars
ora9enoe iom ooenn9pnt itrar buroe
lnosipes, 90 bill Gnbrasenbet blipe uns
oerte9net al 8riitianias melt fremtras
oenoe SorretninssmRno meo General
foitlll Beter Beterien | Spiblen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
oNt Sius WI
Gn bpio Slomit.

gn Dame paa Main Street, iom bar
belle fit 8inbu fulbt al 8lomlter, Der
netOp itaar | 5lor, git, ba bet rinseoe,
ben til 9sren for at aabne ben ps ianot
en- lioen Bise, iom itOS itjeloenbe paa
9srtrinnet. Ager Iaa iniit, fjare Gem, a
la9be ben ellie, iost bum ifD lsiteoe fine
pafre Zine op mob 9amen, "at sipe
mig en- Blomf!" 9enne g~nmOonine
par iaa uiebpanli9, at 8amen lob ct
gieblif | ~tpifraabis 5urunbrin9. ~glot
en- liben Blomit," bao Barnet, ioet bun
iaa ub, iom bun pilbe til at 9r9be.
ga, naturlisuis ifaf bu faa en- 8lomit,
nit Barn; Tom BLOT iub! On ifal faa
en- pafter rsb &pie," O9 ben 9obe Dame
iaa fig ON efter i'm Gar Os git op til
8inouet, bpur 8lomiten var. "Rei life
ben, fi9re Dem - life en- rpb en-, men
en- bpib en-! Rei, bpor pil life ben pGre
uatter!H os ben lille 8ise peste paa Ell
ellie. "8en!" Ss 8umen rpitece fit
SOpeb. seq fan life Hippo Of ben,
nit Barn. SpOrior mua bu baue en-
bpib? Soorfor er life en- anben glomit
liseIaa sob?" "gtab, ioroi = forbi -
iurbi = bet er for i~tutfels Wama," os
Barnet BRAT ub / en- Ooloiom @raab.
"Wama er bsb, Us jes iprans bort for
at Ifaffe benbe en- Del Blomiter." s bel
neite 2ieblif lau bun bultenbe peb i'm
npe 8eninbes 8rpit, os, ba bun gil
burt, par bun itiaet tilirebs, oa bun
braste meb fig ben fOiteltse ellie tiaise'
meb andre gfomfter til bet Sus, ION
9soen haUce sieitet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
s~ .D,s,rs,'esfu.'
San NJ crtrne paa clio.

Jobn Stephens oar Bret | ben iris
8aptiffirtt | enrSinsr for iad omtreui
40 Var iber. Raturer bapoe berfis
ubruftet Or. Stephens. Dams fore
Sjerte befanbt fs iubcnior EFT Brpa'
bpafuins oi ubpre 9inenIiousr. "a
ban bar lise mrrtelis badbe for i'm opa
ristise 5rombeo os fit ucmrrtccs @e
npt, iaa fremidfts ban fine 2Groomme
pad en- RaaSe, Tom Tos an, baabe hos
Setsenen os Spuosreu. "a ban snsans
tisrte benao 8eisn til @eit Gardner,
tom ban ouer ct SpanS Crsr, iom bar
blepet iiooenbe fan ! BET fipsse llisre.
De ~uoHdisoe areaturer n1steoe at bile
tratfe til, o. aisreren, iom bduoe iooret
% banSet, ti bet lpueoe ON BAN, boiot
retop paa meb at bile ieuoe uo | 2ufter
en- ny guripnins Of 5orbanoelier. ba
8reitn itaniebe fin Ssit % logoe: "Brsp
bener al bebe, min Benz Yrpo Ssus
nen!" "grso bet ieiu!" iuarebe ben
Opbibiebe 8isrer. "9st Itaf jes", iud.
rebe stephens cs fafot nso paa Tine
ara peb Sioen af 8ooreu. 8 BE
spuoelien ipntes oct, iOm ban life bauce
Nanoen. Ren efterbnanben ssebes
Stprten | Drbeue, os ms6 en- Stcmme,
font fprtes at uifs itrGmme op befc
Rabplaset, bab ban nne arenturcrs
Serte ON, al ban piloe r6re be glen
itrioise Srers Sierter O9 Ben. Oct tcs
en- temmelis lang lib meo 8snrer, Os
life for bar ban fGrois, for Sisreren
uilos til at iatte aiitso. "Stans!"
iasbe- Stepbeus, ibet ban 9if ben TIT
8ipreren; "ba jog bar giOrt 86nuen,
iaa buros ies ugioo giOre aj6rin9su.
Sob Be min Seit % giu mig Bigtjeps
pen!" Waubeu i0ieoe fig | oenne
Srbning Of Sugerue, o9 meo ct breot
Smil pau 5iaiet penteoe ban at faa ie
YreIten lanet af Ntarten. Retop on
iaaes ct anbet Spauo Srer rprme fig
fra en- anoen &etuiug. Scr Der, Sra
bo!" raabte ben pratttife Brett til ben,
iom bar fummer. "9ao mig fda Iaane
0eres Spdnb ct gieblit!" "Nei, itop!"
Itres Gieren at ben iOrulptfeoe aiGrre.
"9et er life, iom bet bgr bore. SUis
De fan faa oisle Srerue iii at lpitre
bebre ueO 8snner eno jes Ueo 5Or.
bauoelier, iaa bill jeg ie, at De O9iaa
pirfelis 9isr bet. Men jes oil life Uioc
at noset 9obbeltipnHo, ital De uioe."
8reitens mastise Stittelie reiite fig I'll
fin iuloe Ssibe os meO Ell Stemme, Der
lsb ium Sapets Brsfen, iuareoe ban
"Min Ben, ben Serre, ies %tjener, er
f~ulot9nbis mGstis til at lbtte bette
2es meb ct eneIte Spano Dyer eler
enbos uben nosen Oyer; men aur ban
iOm oirette Spar paa min 8sn ienber
mig ct EXTRA Yar Dyer, iaa Ital jeg
ipenoe benz for" Der blen life siort
Here Snbiiselier, us meb ben untomnt
Sielp lpffeoes bet 9anite inart at tr9ffe
2aslet no al ben lerebe 8ei.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
q Wfnioncr WGno,

%anilaar man, tlnOe life uofsre bet glrs
beioe, iOm itaoig uOfsres meo Damp
truft / Gnsluno ulene; Os al Oeune
&rait proOucerss nGIten noeluttenoe peo
Sui. Suis oi re9uer 3oroeus BeiOlts
ming til $50 Miaioner os taloer Satos
purten al benz porne, Tom ui iOr6etsr
paa be to 9jsn, % buis Ui amer 3
5icrbeoele al Wanbene urbeibsbbgtiae
iaa Oilbe Talet Blot befsbe Iis til 272
Mia., eller bare 2 3~rebisOele al BET I'm
tai WGno, iOm oiloe oare ngopsnOige
til at uoisre arbeiOet / England alene,
/ 3iliGloe ui life buOoe 9amptraIteu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
Gohfort fra DaIDerS.

J'su Der ipnger M pda be 'tofe Bers,
o. Seiret sr O%atttrt, ftisnt fiot toloer.
eno fsr, ida be iIsite Spdnmrno bar
iuranoret Sisnatsr % taller ON eu msset
Zen 8aar. SHssn CT forostmeItt bort.
berbicmme, men | 5isfosre os 2ierue er
Der en- Wa3ie al ben. 49, treble BaaIte'
bag blec Yaitor ". Giprs fra Gtapbaufs,
@is gift meo BERT 6slsesbuttsr Seine,
% SrpIuvpst aibOlStss hos 8ruSsns
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prrf 9. Y. Wcnras.
airteu, Der for GutsoHinsen par iutog'
iulot os'oreret, oar iplot inotil 1rrrss
iel al 3tlitucrs. Den 14bs os. blsp
DE Z. Ssrorol jr. gift. mcb BERT
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bar prret ! Nmcrifa uosfr War, boor'
fra ban for fort lib iioen penote tilbnse
% aster M at boiatts is Der. DE z
@rptbe bfeo ben 16os os. gift mso IRA
rit 8. 9pisiel, beaas fra Sliors.
Smut SsuSrolssie itcososs mfg til
SuiIs pau Bangs air,eeaarO % par
peo fin Dob ca. 30 Gar Damnel cs
ldaleoes en- al De nlolts inoeu 8psoen.
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o. par rnif p9 rfris til bet fioIts. -
5lere Der fra 8p9oen, meft uuge Wens
ueiter, refer / oisie Sage til amerifn.
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Z. 9pdte, 8crit 6. apdts, Ntl: y.
aattepUlo, Sugrteo 3. 2osguarO, DE
gitrem, GbriitoTer gitrsm, Sisrio o.
Remmeu ml-9e 1leIte ital I'll "DitHs
neiotnbatterne." Nf "Sambolo" for
lite os. e%riarcs, at Stortbirosmauo D.
&. Eos9daros meo 6teres ~Anorn8eEoe
ON ACKNOWLEDGING ira 2onSaalen I'll
6riuoabcim er al Sernbanetomiteeu en-
itsmmi9 iuoitilet til at imootommes.
Iii 8eiaHlGg melem Gpin Og Bggoin
iumt meacm 8gg6iu % 8eitO, sr eiter
6orTog ni Goesnurb beojlsetar. $1,000,
% peb bette aulGss 6uloeuoslie oil en-
RunorIte vGre iGroig for bette itrrtt
beiGroeOe 3uriititrsg. Som RensoDr,
gjGtere CT autonntet 2 Sinner, en- ior
Bang % Gu iOr One, % IN itat IRA
fiteu iau ct uuoet Dipping. 5aa trrEer
mango ioetmiuoite. Sermeo en- Oeuli9
6ilien til "3ecorab BoItsu~s QRiere
O.. q. 8.
Bang, 20oe Npril 1890.