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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
THE BREAD AND MILK BRIGADE.

THE BREAD AND Mll-h BhldADE.
need call for "cold tea" when he wants
whisky, as in the old days. The waiter
brings him cnte little caraffe contain
ing a good sized drink, and the customer
pours it out and gulps it down. Every
one knows it is whisky-there is no dis
guise about it-though nobody pays any
attention. Though there is plenty Of
liquor and plenty of drinking in the
Capitol, it must be said for tho states
men that they drink in moderation.
During this whole winter have seen but
one member Of congress on the floor in
a state of intoxication, and this one gets
drunk about three times a week with
painful regularity. In the senate there
are two statesmen who habitually drink
more liquor than is good for them, but
only two. Congress is pretty sober
body.
The average law maker usually break
fasts at o'clock and spends an hour or
two with his mail or in visiting the do
partments before going to the Capitol.
He generally arrives at the scene Of his
labors at II or 1130, unless there is a
committee meeting which he must at
tend. Then he appears an hour earlier.
Between IL and o'clock he goes down
to the basement to get his lunch. The
luncheon brings together congenial spir-
its. Gossip, anecdote and badinage are
plentiful over the ale and oysters. Here
and there pair of congressional dromios
may be seen together. Some of these
good friends lunch together every day OF
their lives Every day several lunch par
ties are formed upstairs, and when one
of these coteries gathers about a table
and sauce their food with wit and story
the cares Of craftsmanship and some
times even dignity itself are forgotten.
the sons Of War Governor Andrew, Of
Massachusetts,, and of Randolph Tucker,
Of Virginia, may often be seen lunching
together, as may any number of south
ern 'brigadiers' and ex-generals Of the
Federal army.
Is likely as not Mckinley, the apostle
of the protective tariff, will be seen shar-
ing a bottle Of ale with Roger Q. Mills.
One armed Oates, of Alabama, chief OF
the anti-election law forces, is hobnob-
bing with Mr.. Lodge, champion OF the
proposed legislation. Speaker Reed Is at
table, and in merry converse with two
or three of the Democrats who but lately
were denouncing him as a despot and
usurper. The lunch rooms of the Capitol
not only satisfy the cravings Of nature,
but soften many Of the asperities of pub
lie life, cement friendships, avert enmi-
ties. Over there in the corner, blending
ice cream and strawberries with their
conversation, are two men who were up
stairs twenty minutes age, ,metaphorically
and rhetorically tearing each other to
pieces.
"Do yon think they will fight duelY'
asked stranger in the house gallery the
other day, when Congressman Rogers
and Kelley were savagely attacking each
other in debate.
"No," replied veteran observer, "they
win probably so down stairs and split
small bottle"
1ho eyQgnGp eonauoounaD lunchnI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

paper are the work OF artists employed
in his department.
Some time ago The Journalist, Of New
York city, inaugurated discussion Of
the relative merits of the chalk and zinc
processes From the columns Of that
paper are reproduced two specimen
heads Of Gladstone. Each is by an &C.
knowledged expert In his line, and .
comparison Of the two will show easily
which system Il the better and more
likely to gain and keep for engraving .
permanent and honorable position.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

A TEMPERANCE STATESMAN AT LUNCH.
ing and drinking. There Is quite a.
much drinking as eating, for bottles Of
beer and wine are everywhere to be seen.
OF course there are temperance men in
congress, temperance men who are tee
totalers here as well as at home; but
there are others who pose as prohibition
its in the districts which they represent,
and in Washington drink like fishes.
One of the first things that attracts our
attention as we enter is little scene In
the far room, devoted to the use Of Ia
dies. There sits well known prohibi-
ton statesman slipping wine with femi-
nine friend. The pair are evidently out
for good time, for the sparkle Of the
wine is already to be seen in their eyes,
and there is bottle in the cooler which
has not yet been opened.
Congressman complain that the air in
the hall Of the house is dry and arid;
that there is something In it which
causes thirst. However this may be, tho
fact remains that surprising number
of them have their bottles of beer before
them. A few drink wine, but only q
few. The average congressman does not
drink wine when he has to buy it him
aef. The average congressman counts
the cost of things, because he has to.
Living is at best an expensive thing in
Washington. l know newspaper men
who have incomes exceeding q congress-
mans salary, and they can't save cent.
How the congressman who has no in
come but his salary-and that is all the
majority have-manage to make both
ends meet after paying election expenses
and entertaining their constituents, is
more than can understand.
There is q law, or, what is the same
thing, a joint resolution of Congress, for
bidding the sale of liquor in the Capitol.
But, goodness knows, that law is dead
letter. One may have served him as
much beer, wine and whisky in either
the house or senate restaurant as he
cares to drink or pay for. Nor does he
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

thence In cement mortar. The range OPEN
ing and facings Of brest OF chimney are laid
In pressed brick neatly penciled; the opening
Is spanned by a rubbed bluestone Intel. Tho
openings Of all other flreplaces arc built Of
hard brick, the openings spanned by llIx3
wrought iron bars
The roofs, gables and portions Of the out
side walls are shingled over water proof pa
per and " surfaced sheathing boards. The
entire side walls Of the lower story and por-
tions Of the second story are clapboarded
with inch beveled white pine siding; slash
ings, Innings Of cutters, valleys and roofs Of
Yerandaa are covered with NJ +. tin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
THE MAKING OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

An Art That VIII Prosper Only by tho
Use Of Proper Methods.
The history of engraving has not been
q record of continuous and uninterrupted
progress. There have been periods Of cd.
vancement and periods Of reaction-eras
when pictures outranked print In popu-
lar esteem, and other cras when the peo-
pie would have mono of them. For the
backward strides rs well as the ones for
ward the engravers were themselves
chiefly responsible. When they did good
work they wero held in respect, and the
market for their efforts was only limited
by their capability Of production.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
FRONT ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION.
In the second story there are three good
sized chambers. bathroom, small bedroom,
staircase halls, attic stairway and a goodly
number Of closets, which are considered most
essential by the accomplished housewife.
The attic contains two bedrooms and
large storcroom and two closets. Tho cellar
extends under the entire house.
The rooms in the attic are hard finished on
one coat Of brown mortar and well seasoned
lath. Tho side walls and ceilings Of all other
rooms and closets are hard finished on two
coats Of brown mortar; neat center pieces
arc placed in the hall, parlor, dining room
and library. Tho chimncys are Of hard
brick, laid In lime mortar to the roof, from
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

from communication with the cap,ta,,
and yet the government at Washington
moved placidly.
Ishall never forget that night, nor the
courtesy which followed. when Gen.
Sheridan sent an orderly TO our tent
early in the morning and offered us the
services Of . guide and a couple Of SOL
diers to escort MS over Mount Washburn,
the highest passable peak Of the range
FREDERICK w. WHITE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
TAKING LUNCH IN HIS SEAT.

TAKING LUNCH IN HIS SEAT.
Occasionally In the house itself ono
may see man like Judge Holman eat
ing from his desk, meanwhile watching
with eagle eye the proceedings going on
about him-proceedings in which he
takes such lively interest that he cannot
spare the time to 60 out to eat.
WALTER WELLMAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
SECOND STORY ELAN

nished three coats, rubbed smooth Hard
wood mantels and CRATES TO match woodwork
Of the rooms where they are placed. Outside
blinds TO all except cellar windows The
plumbing Is Of good quality, and in keeping
with the finish Of the house. The building u
heated by a furnace
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
RAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
aRAY,9 SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY An unGlil.
Ing cure for Seminal Weakness, ,Spermatorrhea,
Impotency and all Diseases that follow as n se-
queDce of Self-Abuse ms Loss OF Memory, uni
versal Lassitude, Pain In the Back, Dimness OF
Vision. Premature Old Age, and many other
diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption
and n Premature Grave.
AS- For particulars In our pamphlet, which
we desire to send free by mall 10 every one.
Ss- The Specific Medicine Is SOLD by all drug
gists at 81 per package orsix packages for o. or
Will be sent free by mail on receipt OF the
money, by addressing
TIIEG MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
On account Of counterfeits, we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine.
Sold In Lancaster. Pa, by IT. HoCH.
mar3lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

Undoubtedly the most excellent results
yet obtained in the way Of newspaper
illustration have been by means Of photo
zinc etching, a process brought to the
highest limit Of present discoyerable at
tainment by Mr.. s. II. Horgan, chief Of
the bureau of illustration Of the Ameri-
can Press Association. Many Of the ad-
mirabls cuts that have appeared IN THE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
v i|NDryEIopEp PARTS

w UNDEVEIOPED PARTS
or the Human Body Enlarged. Developed,
btreng thencd, etc., is an interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper. In reply To In
quiries we will say that there IL no evidence Of
humbug about this On the contrary, the ad-
vertisers are very highly Endorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
ticulars, by writing to the ERIE MEDICAL
CO., Swan st., Buffalo, N. Y.-Daiiy Toledo
Bee. EI-fyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
NTcLANE's LIVER PILLS.
THE GENUINE DIR. @.
MCIANE'S
--CELEBRATED--
LIVER PILLS! A.s
--FOIt---
SICK HEADACHE

MIR. and Mrs. Williams, No. rs seventh street,
N. Y, testify that they have both been suffer-
Ing with liver complaint for about fve years,
during which time they have spent y large
amount Of money and tried many remedies, but
to no purpose. Finally, hearing of the genuine
Dr. G. Mcl.anc's Liver PILLS, prepared by Flem-
Ing Bros, Pittsburg, Pa, they purchased four
boxes, which they took according TO the dircc-
tions accompanying cach box, and new pro-
nounce themselves perfectly cured Of that dis
tresslng disease.
This Is to certify that have been subject Mt
times to severe headache; sometimes the pain
would be 81 severe could rest neither day or
night. Hearing OF the genuine Dr. G. McI.anes
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. Pitts
burg, Pa. sent and got n box, Of which took
two pills on going TO bed, for two nights. They
relieved me entirely. Some time has now
elapsed and have had no moro trouble from
sick headache.
M. JOHNSTON, lis Lewis street, NY.
This is to certify that have had the liver
complaint for six years, and never could get
any medicine 10 help me until commenced
using the genuine DIR. &. McLanc's Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, PA. I
can now say TO the public, that they have com.
pletely cured me; and do hereby recommend
them to all persons afflicted with q diseased
liver. Try them. They will cure.
MARIA EVANS, No. 03 Lewis street, N. Y.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. G. Nc
Lanes LJver pills, prcparcc by Fleming Bros
Pittsburg, Pa. Price 25 cents box Sold by all
druggists. 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
HUMPHREYS

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E.E-Coughs, Heavcs, Pneumonia.
F.F.-Coic or 3ripes Beilyache.
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Sold by Druggists; or Sent Prepaid anywhere
and In nny quantity on Receipt Of Price.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
NO. ~.
In use 10 years. The only successful remedy
for NERVOUS DEBILITY. VITAL WEAK
NESS, and Prostration, from Over-Work or
other causes. el per vial, or vials and large
vial powder for S.
ceiptO0of price.--HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE
COL Fulton st.. N. Y. Iunc27-Th saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
WHAT STATESMEN EAT.
Huna VISIT ~ LETTER TO THE CAPITOL
ResTAURANra

luna VISIT ieY LETTER TO THE CAPITOL
ResTAvRANTA
.sns Nstsensl Lawsivsrs Ess shsllAsAs
sons Bread anA 1ailk ssa Haay. vsFy
Many. Are Devoted 70 Pis-Ths Csun-
try Maa's Avsrsien Cream.
Especial cosrsspoedsscsl
WASHINGTON, May e.-Statesmen are
human, and, being hdman, must eat
Perhaps we shall find something to In
terest us for . moment by stepping into
the dining room most frequented b law
makers. Over the door is sign,
s.s.s..s..sssssssss..ss...s.
yOR MEMBERS ONLY.
s.sss.s...s.sss..sssssss...ss
But we don't stop for that. No one
does. We walk in, and find sundry
and usually pretty civil assortment Of
statesmen sitting round the tables, eat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10

CARTERs LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
g e.
sOreninseu til nOrife 5ortiosmins

Soreninaen til ncrife 5ortiosmins
.y,rrfers geuaring bar aibolot De
,,srnIipriamline paa llniperiitetet.
vi BEN frsmla9te @arsberetning for
1sSs ircmaif bet, at Soreninsens 5ors
,,,rS / Sommercns Sob bar unoeriegt
" @~raphauqer paa isubre 5armen !
ssor,lm. Saueene bibrgrte bells fra
stSre, bels fra pl,gre SernalOer. Ger
;rsrroropes ~ lpIe til nniperiitetets
eamlina op~erpragne@ ienitanoea al iterre
crfrolpaiif Snteresie. 2iseleoes paa=
bsonnbtes en- Spreisnins at 9pleflUit-
,sts guiner, Der braste for 3agen Here
;rrSeles in~teresiante 6ienitanbe, bporaf
male CT Ifienfeoe til 8ergens Wuirim.
oiSelebes er af 5ormanpen beligtl9et
STinerne al anpellet paa 8ratsberg
iamt Gibbs, Gats { besge | 6Dfplfe),
6pinoberrebs, 6usnRs, 8aralsp, @GnRs
N Gifprs airfer | Sarbanser % enbez
IiGo Melbus airfe oeb 9runbbjem. Ilete
iSGnas @irfe fanbt Sormanbcn ct tibet
.aItare portable, Der Ipnt bet enelte
btr ! 9anoet gnIfebes operora9et til
geraens Mulaum, bpilfet imiblertlo
life lpb fla sjsre, Do Glenitaubeu life
fIlbe titles fra &irfen. Sopperltabs
sirfes ReItanratiun er f~prtiat unoer
grfiteft glir's 2ebelie meb en- llbsift
al ar. 1O94.70. s Gruiet unber Sir
fen innotes 2 @lasperler % nusle
WroFteater af Splp, Der er operbrasne
nj llniperIitetet. 9esnben er Der for
l1riperIitetets SlDiamling erbperpet en-
g3uneIten fra M~pfleboitab Nesiet /
%omsOal iamt ct Rrseliefar, ct Stpffe
al en- 9pbeiont af Ere pg ct 2aaiez
beilaa ira aomen 8irfe | 8aioers; for
&iasnrfipet ct StDffe al en- Sane ira
gano airfe / gtpfplfe ps for bet Der
pQreuoe 9unltinbultrimulG 2 Mies=
finaitager ira 5j9fe 8trfe. 8eb 8iref=
tionens 6eranitaltning uolaantes Der
fra 6eoals &irfe i8albers ct gammelt,
martelist &elifpiifrin, bppraf Der tuses
auluanoplaitiIfe Sopier, ps fra @ibens
itabsielitabet | 3ronbbiem ct aantmelt
interesiant 3eppe fra Mibbelalberen
meb Srooerier, bppri Ircmitiles Som
aerne fra Slterlano meb bere8 6aper
iii &riitusbarnet. of Sr. Seur. Wtas
tbieien erbuerueoes 2 8labe 9esninser
b. a. al aurportdlen | Srlte airfe /
5rOnobiem. DIR. Sopbus Wtiiler, Sns
ipettpr ueb bet noroilfe Wiieum | Sip
benbapr, er Opta9en lom gGresmeblem.
9il Slutnin9 ~gienpalstes ben gamle
TIreftiun.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

riia. 7s bpiotte fla | 1861 uro GIL soini.
nnion gcaath. Spo 7a;ota. o. Der bar BON
bcet belle 1ieeu iiDeu. son al Iiot pea Sfols,
men bans Stoletie biep fun al rinae ssaria
heo. 3 1870 beapnots han Tom SuuOelsbc
tent ! or Eoini % ueoblen tom iiaoaH il
1879, ba ban blep paiai til alesiiier Of TseoS.
Otter Den favite TerMins uoigb gieupatates
ban til famine Gmbeos. z 6emne Sitting
pdnot ban aaes 5iniO oa Sensipeuhso fan
ban GRAB, at 8siriiningsn | 1884 uaIste
BAN til Gonntpsis aasierer. Saiaa til bette
aHiodrsfnioe GmbeOs e~ienpal8tes bon %
i~foehapoe famine til lite Sanuar 1880 5ioen
bar ban orepet ~ulmiHcsIis aisbmaubsiorret
ming oeo Sioen al en- u0itraft apRabanoeL
Gan unistes i N2ai 1889 til MeoIem Al 5po
Gafotns tonititutioHele aorneutiou. bpor
ban peo in Iigsirenirte os pinoeuoe CpirR'
ben uaHoi Hies agtelie. San bar orret en-
tro 8en al Oct rcpubliianite 9artt, % hans
ErCiiab % 9aaliostiabeo bar bragi Dam 5or
irenmeIie. 5nn par nGiten lite at iormaa
til at Iaoe ia pYIile JON adnoioat I'll StdtS
ietretRr Gmbeoet. 6grit ueo be troitGnoig
tic Spiorbrirger al aomitecn for The Scan
dinsvian Republican League Of South Da-
kota LOB ban iis beuRee til at opsipc i'm
Ecoitnno. ut 2ieaen peb oeHnc lin isriie
Siriiombeo ingeu 5eil bar begaaet, CT p'it.
Sr. Ringsrios bstienotc sGrIisheo iom of
ientIis GmbeosmaHO og 7pstisheo iom 5or'
rettinsSuaio, or cit 8orecn for, at Stdtss
feffettFf effteset or suoe SGHOer, % Elan
oiaaperne / Spo 3ntoia fan pare itclte al,
at be bar pal9t en- iaa lRoerli9 Niano til
ncrne nninnrainlhc ztitlina
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
Sfanoinapiifs Neoiemnter
al SHo Gaf. Segistatuf.
(Giter "Spo 8atota Gffp.)
(Slutnins.)
Weblemmer al 6miet.
SpbannesS. Tosie

SpDaHneS Is. So51e
fra &ebiter, San Gountp, er ipbt paa @aars
Den Sprpet / GpiS Yr9itegielo, 8ergens
Stiff, Nurge, Den 16oe Marts 1860, % or
ben pigite al s Spferoe. Siorse fit ban
Den almiuoelige Sfoleubbauuelie, os fpm
i"amnuen meb fine 5prGlore % en- Spiter til
Nmerifa / Mai 1874. 4 Srpore % / SpIter
bar tibli9ere prague beroper. Sine fprIte
Mar tilbra9te ban pna Surmen ON Cont
meren, % paa Sfolen ON Sinteren, Nor
&asipn, Minn., % fra 1877 til 1881 paa ct.
Olais Spiifole / Gortbiielo, Minr. Saaren
1881 reiite ban til Saniom County, Ipro
9afpta, men iIntteoe alerebe i 1888 til 3np
gountp, Spb 9afota, bpor ban liben ban er.
nGret fig ipm Sarmer % Sfolelarer, % Dor
Der M meo fin Samilie.
gi Iofale pIfeutlise gmbeber bar ban inoes
bapt Here, iaaiom 5pipnibip asissior, 3oipn-
hip Glerf % Collaboration. San blep polgt
til 2e9iSlaturen neo en- goo Mnjoritet, bpil
let bier, at ban er popul9r blauot Soltet.
San er naturli9pis Republifaner, % iom iaas
ban iprig for Stauoinapernes 5remgans /
pplitiii Senieeuoe.
Ii6aIM . 8arIitab
Dor nGr 6aiteIppob, Samlin guuntp. San
CT ipot paa R9s / Sebemarfen, Rprse, Den
Doe Sebrnar 1854; if jim boslise 2eroom
paa ben alntinoelise @lmuifole, % reiiie til
gmerifa / susuit 1872; opbplot Zig uosle
gar / @iscpniin % reiite til 7atota i 9lpril
1880, siftebe fig 1885 os Dor M meo fin So
Mile paa fin Sarm i Samlin epnntp; bar
inoebapt ilere loiale gmbeber, % er for n9r=
oerenoe Justice of the Peace. 5an tilberer
bet republifanife 8arti, ps iprer for bette
gartis Sremlfriot / 9atota % Neroueiieu,
% oa iiGr blanbt Sfanoinapcruc,
Spbn 8. Sapreu
or Repreieutant fra Sarsent gonntp. 0nn
er isot paa gaarocn Supre i gier, Quo
branosbalen, Norse, ben 27oe Suli 1874; Der
tiIbragte ban fin unsoom os reiite til Ga
grpsie, ssiscpniin, i SUM 1869, iorbleu Der
inbtil ban i 1871 Sros lauser 8eit % bpeoe |
oittle Sant Somuibip,9 cbo County. Minm,
i IL aar. Ser bar ban bGoret meS Here 5il.
~liSspoIter, bar Sownibia 5reaiurer ! I Iar,
Sdpcl Treaiurer ira 1877 til 1882, iannt
on the Roard of Supervisors for Here Gar.
Zen 23oe Mai 1883 anfom ban til 9atota
% bar Iiosn ben 5ip bcet paa fin 5arm %
ertrret ia ipm 7%arnter, mar Sapaaa / Gar.
eent Gpuntp. timber tit Spboio | bette
Gpuutp bar ban nriten belle Eioen inbebapt
iurIGenige Iofale Gmbeoer, iaaiom asiesicr,
sbupl 1rsainrer o. Gpuutp Commissioner.
San bar osiaa en- ai 7eIesaterue til Stnt
Goupentipnen i Surcn ben ssoe ausuit iioit.
Ieoen Com 5epnblifaner CT ban | 6apDr
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

SaabeIfuo. gesuer peo mefaniife
8Grfiteb | Sreorifsitab, Sans Semb,
git en- Mprsen no meb @euer % Suno
for at saa paa Sast. llo paa 9asen
blep ban funben bpb | Narbeben at
SanobGf | @lemminse, ioet bans Sa9ts
bunb peo i'm ibGrpi9e @jsen pafte Soils
Spmerfipmeeo. 6au lan bpo li9e peo
ct @jeroe, iom iormentlis er tlspet puer,
bpprpeb @epGrbanen bar 9rebet tat i
npget, iaa Stuboet, Der bapoe fnult bet
meite al Sjernen, bar saaet al. Gems
manben | @lemminse fom Itrar til
itcbe, % eiter bans Inmobnins mebbelte
grGiten Oct lpr9elise Srpifab til Den
Niopbes Saber.
Zen 9libpbe bar benoeb rs 9lar gam
mel % pmtales al Ille, Der fjenote bam
lom en- lOpenoe os agtparoig ing Mano.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
SurDen WaIferaoeeraat er 9iteler

paa en- &ebaftionsnptits / "8er9. 9io.",
Der l%rembolber, at, bpis bet mebierer
Sanobeb, at Surpens gmbebsmRnb ifal
bore aappe, laa / man pna bet Sob,
bpor llnifurmsipprssmaalet afgipres,
efltet BABE 2pit til at bripe 9sier meb
ben npe &ettergau9smaabe / Strafies
lager, eller MAJ mao iaune &ienbifab
til, bporlebes llbflabniuser af benne
art oirfer paa Yublifnm, - De oil
nemlis ligetil optases iom Stsi ps inbz
bpoe til 2atter.
gi "8er. Sieense" - tiaaoerps
beripr at ppforbre be Menb, ipm er
ilbnapnte til Stilinser peb Surpen,
erteltpis eller iamlet at benlebe &es
sierin9ens Spnterfiembeb paa, at bper=
fen be lelp eller peres Sab or tjent meo
at latterlis9isres. gn iaaban / lopal
Sorm 9jort Senpenbelle pilbe utuiliomt
ipare benz for MtaIferabefappen. =
2~agm9nbene er Der ielpifrenue til at
9isre fprite Sfribt, mener Slaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
Gm Nlajfe furereoe ham.

Sec mcbtos ben SLATE al White Wine Of
Tar Syrup, Tu ienbte mig. Nin Rome bau-
be oensans en- nrsset f9ri Sorfjslelie | Gun
serne, % en- 5taifs b.ibrebebe bsube. Seq
fan iise, at bet er bet beoite. ia, / BirfeIiebes
ben ben alerbebiie NeDieiu for Sals. os
Gunssig]oomm', leg nossuiinos bar feet, os
ies Ton anbefale ben til alr.
Glber 2. 8. Noams,
Dillon, 8is.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
StaffeIs MenneFer!
Zen Itprlte Del at Dem er melaafolIfe

Sen ltDrre Sel az penn CT m~elaHtel,te
- i%ostminbite 8esiimiiter iOm Ter
oft fra ben parite Sioe. 0uao Der
ellers bible pnre en- ifjsn 3iipRrelie,
iormsrfes ofte peo en- eller auorn 5t9s
bonn, Der cperE9nger pg Trigger for
@laoens Straaler, iom ellers piloe be-
lDle ems Ell. Slis Spgoom, os en- me
get a~lminoelis en-, er Rerpsfitet euer
meo andre Orb, Soasbeo | Nerpes
IpItemlet, Tom bliper ubslbreoelis, ON
man life anpenber be rette Mibler til at
aibi9lpe Den. Den alminoeliee Menirs
uotalt al nerpple Golt, iom bar prgpet
Spitetter's Mapebitter, er, at ben iulos
Itgnbi9 pperpinber Nerpernes alfior
itarfe 5Miombeo, iaaseliom be iaas
falbte Spsoomme. bpis 6orsfomit itpls
bes Neruernes ipse Tilitanb. Otter
baanben iom Herperne ninber | Stprfs
PED Brusen al bet fore StpriemiSoel
IprIpinoer Herpuiiteten. Gnueno Bit.
teren mob Malaria, @ist. Galoeipse %
1preipasbeb. (Jtbr.)