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Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
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@ip mig ct Wti00eI tmoo Chs pda @pnS.
Soar: Gn al be uerite 8la9er, SONS
tan belemres meb, er Gus; oct 0i0r, at
be alorig faar 30, % man oil aIoria
iaa bet rette llobDtte al Dem, iaulauQe
be uantripes poa ben 0taaoe. 3ette er
Dog life iGa paaiteIi9t at ro0Oe 300
paa. Man 6ebgUer blot at o~uerim5re
@a9lene meO oil Of sasafras % orgppc
no8Ie iaa 9raa6er ocrai ! Docrt 9}eOc,
% De uil mart pare toit line Pla9eaanz
Der. 0ette ber ~gietta9e3 ct Gar @aU1e
ON Iaret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

subrnffe fin nrnsties bSfreS til BIG %
.fretIs1 big. Bill bine Spnber forfarbe
big, 1Sefu ariRi Cubs esns Blob
renter fra al 5pub' - bette Orb, iorn
bin iiare Rober ~uaflabelis bar eisr'
tas.t % tlpnset fs til iom TT faite
Gufer.
Bill Satan forferbe big, begi9rer
ban at fiste big iom Speoe, bu fan
trsitis ipare:
Big, o Rsrtbeos 6pritt, pisl
Oh bar iussn Del mig.
GieIsu er at Spao betraagt
glen meb Sefu Blob beiprGnst
Oil 3sben forfarbe big, "9eb bpOr
er bin 8raab, Selueoe boor er Din
Seier?" Cub bore 9af, iom siuer %
Seier oeb Dor Serre Scum &riltum.
8if Eanfen paa ben euise Dem for
fGros DIG, der or in9en GorOpmmslle
for benz, Ipm ere / GriItus Seius."
ga, Serren mpber big iom en- arbel'
Der / fin @inaaarb meb oisIe berlige
Orb; DIien Be, iom moerpiits andre,
itune itinne iom ben ubitratte gefrTt'
niu9s Gin, os be, Der igrte De mango
til Hetferoi9beo, IOm Sfperne epinbellg
% alttb." (8on. u, ~
"9an er @trOfait, ban, ION Gar falOei
Big, ban ital % sjere bet" 90 tGai
pa, naar gu "meo oeu Ben, bu Ier pnd
Soroen fanbt, / Qpiet ON ct epigt Gin
lfal tale ON bet 2ip, Der iom Ell 0rom
~foriunnbt!"
Sg tenf, uaar on ou bet Isal meot
lao mango al Dem, iom berte oil Bio
uesbpro baaoe / bette 9anb % / oil
6Gorelnno.
. t9nf bog bOilieu Sabeapo,
On StrgFu al 8jGrligbeb!
Eant, bpiiien 9at pg Tris o8 6rDS
90 Solisbeb % 6reoi
Os ben Sag, bn bar arbeibet Ior, Der
SarobeO Oh bar fiempet O9 libt for.
BEN ifal life saa / @rapen meo big
Serren Ital life Uoergioe iiue 9rncer-
@ierninger." Oct Grbeioe, oil for rrI
to Wennei tealore iioeu be9pnote paa.
bet Ital ieres Dibere ira SlEgt I'll
Slagt. Oct Ital 5erren lelo ierge fur
Obi tan bar lopet at pere meo i'm Slrft
inotil 3n9enes Gnoe. Gen bpre &rp
on bar billet Opsrleuere til be tonunenoC
Slrgter, bet 4rbeioe p9iaa BIZ bar neo.
last for arpen5 8eoarelie uuoer Sir
lens uboitlius, Ital bore 6ru8t nel
igiennem be itiitenoe 3ioer. "GB
6erren er pp6Biet." "6ans 0tiIfuto'
beo er euinoeli9."
9erior item fun meO 8listet pno 81
fommenoe Gioer, meo BliItet pda bin
egen 5remtib, meo 8litfet poa pisi
W~teni9bebers SremtiS, meo Santen pat
8irfens Sremtio: "Se9 nil tafte Ser
rem al nit gunite 9ierte, for @lOert,
uil jes looIpnse big. SEQ oil loue BIZ
gtoon iormsoslf bin MtiifunbGeo ul
Sanbbeb." Os BIZ. tiGre Meri9Deo
bu oil fpie bin 9ouians til, iaa Der ioal
fan blioe en- iamitemmig 9opIaug til
bans Bris, bpem 8iget % Nto0ten uG
2Gren tilfomner / al Guigbco! Anen
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Miss Marie Barnard gave a truly charm
ing rendition of Bellinghi's beautiful,
though difficult waltz Song; The Perfume
of Flowers" which was received with q
rapturous outburst Of applause. In responce
to the recall the gifted young lady sang
sgain.-S. f. CALL Steyers Operahouse
Nov. 25th.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Decorab % Omegn.
Zen lite Wcpsutber, 1900


@algtt.
gi siper pao 7bs Sioe en- tosenlnnos
fprrs,t Gift. optr llofoloet at Balgei
gBinnsIbei, GOuntp. BOARD Of Snper'
piiors msoer bcnne use for at talle OF
Stemmern.. os / nalts 1p. oil oi lt'
pere en- panlioeIis Rapport, iaa at ar'
lerns fan ida iulb @rcic pnn, boprmanes
0emptrater Der oil bIiue / gcuntp Stp'
reilen for be n1its to Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

The improvement Association has made
a ten-striks In recurring the Mendelsohn
Quintette Club for a concert on Nov. 25th.
The Club is one OF the finest organizatious
now travelling and will give an entertain
ment that will not o be forgotten. Those
who miss this opportunity will make q
great mistake.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Sen Bear tnr M ct Oplug of 'plin'
ietnps SslppenGs. Gnboer, Der tlsbsr
bos bam, % aisbsyen Ital BABE 8egsl'
peuet tilbage, iaoF oiSis, birette iom be
er tomus ira mputsn / 8nibin8ton,
blante % Ttraalenbe. Gs sr iplinters
llpe, aloeles Iom ale bans 8nrer. 80
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Gn MlasienbpanNrina az Ssbtr II!

8uslano til @peri8. ipaar ct &iga'
bldb, Der bemRrier, at Sverige en- ipe'
cislt beFjenot for tn 8eloilte mob So
berne liseiom mob llolenoinss ooer'
hupeoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Sra ct. Olaf college.

Weiormatipnsbaseu feircoes paa en-
pasienbs Waab. m.b Bon, Salmelans,
en- leusere Gale al Brof. Jslaub ON
9uibsrs SIP ps girfiombeO os en- for
tsre Yale af 8ruf. MObu ON, bpaO en-
lanb 2utberaner ct.
Sibits Ssnbd9 precifebe 8rof.
S6mibt ianleonius af Reiormatiuns.
oagen, % ON Wfteneu bplbt Brpf.
Mpbn ct Goreoraa pua GneelTt ON 8is
bslens SnbtOlO % SeuF9t, Der bill |
8interens Sob bliue botot flers iao0anne
6prebras Of be iurIfjeui9s 2rrers.
Mnuse nps Gleuer aufOm iioIts uge.
GnbsI al furriss @ars Gleoer, ION
reiite biem osb gubeH at 8irtertermi'
men, os iom frpatebe for, at be itfeOilos
btipe ~ppIl9ttebe / u9its alnsie, er inor
reiIte til andre Gtoler, {. CTS, gugsbure.
Gleperne bsspnOte for nu9le Tiger
iiSen i9isu mso militGre 9uelier. 3e
mpber gper GIten SCI, fem unber Rpm.
manou al 8rui. gtterbos. Dsiaa b.
tpinbeIiss Gleuer Iaar iaar tluberui8.
ming / 2~esemsspelier. 8rof. 6elIanr
bar paatGget ia bette Nrbeioe.
Wan bar beluttst, at Der til nnIt,
CONNER, / 9isDeb meo iflur, itaI bOl'
oes en- Defamation Contest, % at be,
Tom sisr line Eager beot, ffaI faa 8e'
lpnnirs. Sum Gleoer / ben forbers'
benbe Gibelins belta9er beri. 8rof
Grpis Itaar | Spibien for bett. arbeibe
8lanbt College @leperne tanfer mar
at iaa itanb en- Oratorical Contest
iom osIaa IfaI bplbcs til ueite spm'
mer. 8elpnninsen Fal beftaa | at blio,
erfl9ret for at BABE ounbet. 9rof
Steele bar lpuet at uaretase bette CIR
beioe.
Ssaar baube @utterne % Bisern'
lit eset @als, meb fsleenbe llbfalo
slf @utterns Iteute 81 republican,, &c
bemotratiit, 15 for 9robibition % q
for Gliance 9ideten. Gi 8issrne itemtt
II republitanf, 8 bemptratit us l 10,
9rpbibition.
SmOrsen, ben ct. @opember, feirei
ben lobe 4arsSns iipen StOleus Still
telie. U.
R~prtbfelo, Minn., ste Nop. 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

SeOeiorIplgelisn | NusIanb. @us'
liite 9labe m~eooeler, at / Inltonins at
SebaItppOls 6moannelIe til &rigsbdpn,
Ifal bet forbpoes Ss6erue at opDOloe
ia Der.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Ieie9r. til 9eccrabsBcneu
(yia Spring Grove & DEBORAH Line.)I

Spring Grove, MINI, Nov. 9TH, 1890.
Harries, dem. lie elected in the lst district
by a rousing majority. Hurrahl
Sven LIgeglad.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Ser she Wppembsr.


Soruipug. G~ili9rielsu iiofs nes onr
T6,995, en- Harp Weoenus ira iioits l8e.
9EoErcr Of COB SpnIitst bruste forbpIospts
COB @riS.
Smooth fancy stylish steer 1450 to 1000
lbs. 4.s5 10 5.25. Fair to good quality
corn steers 3.75-470. Feeding steers
g40-300. Stock steers 1.50-2.25. Can
ming lows 1.00-1.95. Butcher cows and
heifers 2 10-275. Feeding bulls 1.5o-
200. Mich cows and s~pringers $500
$500 apiece. Good TO choice texas steers
10000. Common TO fair 2.2o-2.60.
Cows L50-2.10
Goin. Sioits lI9es Silieriel piier en- for.
b~auienoe ltpr frrpee!ie fra forrtss ll9ss 21o,'
200, bpilfsi beptrfebs, at Rriierus OH bstpoe'
Iis NED.
Fancy heavy S.95-400 Good smooth
c~ornheayy 8.s5-390. Common to best
packing grades 3.75-395. Light, corn fed
a75-895. Skips and throwouts 2.00-8.4C
Sdnr: 1iIigrielsu iioIte use bar 41,4Sz
Best natives 4.9O-5.2 20. Common TO good
6.25-4S0. Westerns 3.65--4.50. Choice
Lambs 5.50-5.So. Fsirto good 4. 50-5.4O
-
There are one or two remarkable features
In connection with the unprecedented sue
cess of the now universally known firm o.
Cornish s. Co, of Washington, N. ].
whose unique advertisement appears In oul
current issue, that we think cannot bu
Interest the majority Of our readers.
Twenty-Five years ago Messrs. Cornish
started to make organs and sell them. no
by means Of Agents, middlemen and com
mission houses, but DIRECT TO the ultimat,
purchaser at a small profit beyond actua
cost Of production.
That the American people have cordially
endorsed their plan Of business Is proved
beyond doubt from the fact that they ar,
now selling nearly one thousand instru
ments pr. month. An organ is built IL
their large factory every fifteen minute
and a yearly distribution of $4,000 organ
and pianos is made direct TO the homes O
the people.
Success beyond the most ~sanguine ex
pectation has rewarded this ~enterprisinl
firm and their instruments are popular no
only in the United States but In nearl,
every hsbitable country on the face of tn,
globe.
We believe that they are justified Ii
saying hat no other firm of musical instru
mentmakers in the United States sellin,
direct at retail to the general public coult
show like results.
1t is hardly necessary to say that such
firm is entirely responsible In every way
business references are unimpeachable anC
they are noted for the promptness will
which they all the large number of order
that reach them by every mail and 70
their general courtesy in correspondence
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Miss Marie Barnard captivated the audi
ence with her magnificent voice and the
aria from Dinorab was most artistically
sung. JEWISH TINES OBSERVER,
Steyers 0perahouse Nov. 25th.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Miss Barnard sang With great taste and
expression and Il Is worth the price OF ad-
mission to hea her triil.-S. +. News LSr-
TER. Steyers Operhouse Nov. 25th.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Samer GA nerrtrl seuo eiter en-

Santer % SerrerI Seno efter en-
enSelli Stanoaro SrepbuG Der siper tpoeiig
Nnoisnins for SammsuiRtuiu9 al ale StGas
Sfripeller, % iuoeboloer $50 iorltieaige
Slags Menlter5repe. 8srioner, iom life Il
goot biemme / oct euselife Sproa, tau peo
oerne Brep5oa i%orlfaiie iis en- litter % bur.
zig Epelie. vi lenoer Bogsn iamt 70 meset
patre Rapntpr. for ben biuige 1ris al rs
Gents. Nseuter pHites. Brsper 5 Gents.
Aoresle: 6, y. 6ribsre. Clarified, Minn.
Sor 26. Title
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Prof. Breckenridhe informs us that FL
mer Cutting, u Of his best boys gets q
tour months school In Allamakee County.
at $500 \ month.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
SeeprabsWarftS.
g,~arfeoSrapport fra
los, Nop,msr.


T-T- Tjernage1 81 CO
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Room
9s Exchange Building, Chicago. III.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
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Gountp Superintenoent GDfeen oil
6rcba9 % 2sroas, ben l4bs % lobe
NoObr. ! GOurtbuiet crominere iaaodnne
9Rrere, Der life bno6s gnIcbning til at
unberfaite zig examination iibite 5r.'
Dag pe 9grbae | OCTOBER,
Mrs. Gam. Iiteu bar tie5t pa.
cor 5nrm til en- Yris al s33. 80 pr.
Ncre.
8rpbrene Sd)rubbs bar Uuertaset
9epnaros 5orretnins cs err | fnIbltGn'
big SirtlombeS.
Sibite Gbprsoas asteuiebes /
Spring GROVE, Winn., Sper Berg al
3ecprab til @iIs 9ea GilbsrtIpn af
Spring @rope. Soften" sra.
tulerer baabe be hinge Os be @amle.
Oct npsifte Tar oil DO / Caledonia,
bpur Sr. Berg bar SubeImaser'SOrret
ming.
- ct acknowledgement fra Grafton,
81. 9af., unberretter % ON, at Dor tib.
lisere 8pesmanb. O.. u. @uQifipn, er
palst til "Sieeiiter Of Gsebs" for @alib
Guuntp. "8ecorab.B Soften" eratulerer.
Sun burbe bapt benns geitiains for to
gar iipen, ba ban Dor pppe for gals.
Sr. Suitau SObniOn, Gier al
Greameriet noe peb 8rebe Mpbums lib.
lisere 6arm, er tilbase fra en- Cur til
Nep gprf us cuors at gitens Sper
6prretuinser,
IS 2prbags Tom Der ct tpuot Sne'
lag, Oe Gat til Munbas bar ttmmeliO
tolb.
ganoleoniugsn up til 9utber Col.
legs er MI / iulb Stanb, % peb 9rFper
ienbtes @anoet pper bet bgieIte Tanrn.
- @iermunb 8. Saisn at Sarmunr
font SBu Gilbert bar / DEBORAH igaor
ben iibite oil ireipeulere en- al bore Sto.
Ter.
- S "3e hinges 6Urbuno" 6ureora0
6rsbns Gften. Golrist @tsbe rnites.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

8. 6. TarueitaS fra DEBORAH,
Soma, bar uetOp tilbrast en- uss i Obi.
casO, bppr ban bar siprt fore 3notipb
til fin Sule. % Ngtaurs Sancel. SIR.
9arpeItnO be9Dnote esen 5%Urretuins for
npsle Gar iiben % beIlutteoe itras at
npie iis meb en- liben Gprtiereite. Seri
bauoleos ban ~fOritanbis; TIT 8unbsr
ltrsmmebe til | Mnsieuis ps 5prret.
ninsen bar uopioet iis ira MaaneO til
Maaneb. Gan banoler meb gsser,
Sfripematerialier, Glbums os Plush
Goods, 8ianper % Srsler, 9esetsi os
ps Suiespbs. Weocns ban bar / Obi
cage, tisbte ban ct patfert Srsel for ben
npe @irfe / Galmdr. San iplsts osiaa
ct uomerfet gianO til Scr. @i1iam Nil.
ion paa oemoDne Street, ba bans 9ri'
ier par iaa ualminbelig lape / Sorbclo
I'll, bpab Gsenter elers forlur9er, atoei
life tOs lanse at beilttts fig til Of on.
tass bans 9ilbuo. De biQiss BriIer,
til bpilfe ban csina | 9ecorab ialeer
fine Snitrumeuter, BAR itaffet BAN
mango &unber, 90 / 9ausoen blir 10
5proeler ben famine peo at I9l9e 10
Suitrumenter meo en- J~ortieueite af $40
paa buer os / Snitrumeut meb en- 5pr.
i%ieusite af 800, % iaa bar man ben
5urbel, Of mo bar iaa mango 1ere
genuer % @elgnberc. - "amerita."
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
aOleraen /

auleraen /
Il Sage At 3
faRet 486 n
SOIera meb !
l'rns Glbeatre
ta9Ona 9ulei
ROIsraens Iii
ps'as be Ufficj
l'Ss Nntal e
b83G % berai
falS Bale
zig ioreialber
S0mstlfaloe 0
gar epiOcmien
ScfrRe Sp alien,
Gar Oaret ;S6
! bet SeIe ia
&c" at apIera
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

SerOm Bros bar Deb Chen at
fit Store leiet Ct rummelist gar,Iie,
ipm nbelatsenoe ital benpttes til Slour.
Sepct. Nan fan pGrs ioruisist ON. al
mon Ion 'nn GcN fssr hos hem. ~
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Srs Gnflaeeoe bliper iremltiaet for
en- it9rft i%tielenoe 9ommer.
9pmmsren (til frrite Gntl. }: "Spap
beber Te?"
Gnbeu GRtt.: -Soa' beba'r?"
9ummeren It'll anoen Guil.) J: Seq
talte life til DEM.
Treble Gntl.: @Ses IA 10 bea,r life
noset."
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Sbab bebber Ste0auo paa Gngplt?
Suar: Nitric acid.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Yplitiiulomastissn: Be bar cue.
reoe en- Gang isr p9ret tiltalt for @aoe.
uoroen. SpOrmeast III &c ea?
Nusldeeoe: So III InaallnH =
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

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The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
From the Seal Fur Franchise.

Since 1.7O Alaska has paid into the United States treasury over s4,5OO, ,OOO rental from the seal fur franchise alone.
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
The Noble Sport of Fa1conrx

If the noble sport of falconry shoulG ever come into fashion again ready trained Kestrels could be imported from western China In the province of Yun-nan fowl CTS form special guild, with trade SC crets and business privileges, as in cross ing an inclosure to recover a tangled bird They train both the common falcon and a species of swift, fork-tailed hawks, and ii the North Indian railway should be ex tended to Thibet hunting g-hawks could De delivered at Calcutta at $1 apiece, for next to a few inland districts of Asia Minor, western China is at present the cheapest country in the world.-Dr Felix L. Oswald
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
A Real Curlosity shop in santa Fe.


 Santa Fe, is.to some extent, the treasure ground of curiosity seekers. In many of the shops there are collections of Indian goods, blankets, pottery, bows and stone utensils that are half real and half manu- factured goods. One needs to be an acute judge of the articles offered for sale to es- cape being deceived. But if he waits the stranger Reed not fear paying his money for contraband objects. Sooner or later an old, gray-haired senorita will appear, loaded down with Indian-made baskets, in which are specimens of pueblo pottery, bits of turquois, blanket or two, and arrows and bows enough to start mu- scum with. Squatting down in some sunny corner the good dame waits with the patience of Job for customers, and at evening steals silently off to her cabin on the banks of some neighboring stream. She is type of race fast dying out It was her ancestors who first inhabited the pueblo of Santa Fe who rebelled against the Spaniards. And it was she herself, perhaps, who was once the prettiest Indian 9n the village. Edward Roberts in San Francisco Chronicle.
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
Indorsed by Five Western Governors.

A communication from the Hon. ,Jud Taylor, of Los Angeles, announced that he had compounded a remedy for chilblains which was ipdorsed by the governors of five western states. People who had been annoyed for twenty years had been com pletely cured by few applications. The compounder had aimed, not to amputate the foot, but to eradicate the disease. Al though his application for membership had been rejected on the ground Of age, he hoped the club would tickle him most to death by indorsing his chilblain remedy
 "Gem'len, it can't be done" said the pres ident, as he looked up and down the aisles What ana de chilblainf It am a sort O carpet-tack which IS degrees below zero bits on de head an drives into de fut outer Sight. De mo intments an salves you rub on, de mo dat tack slips around Heah am dfty libin' examples of de fack dat de less Sou fule wid a chilblain de better he will behave hisself. f."-Lime-Kiln Club,
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
From the Mountains into the Valley.

As one passes from North Carolina to South Carolina across the Blue Ridge he discovers a wonderful change On the North Carolina side is an apparent want of self-esteem, a tranquility and almost peasant character, which, so far from be- ing repulsive to strangers, is to all men of experience sign of more hopeful future strength As soon as one descends the mountains into South Carolina he notices that people regard him with more interest, as if they at once picked him out for 8 stranger and wondered what he was doing there. The young men carry self-con. sciousness in their countenances. They are unquestionable better looking physically than the people of North Carolina, but one can go through western North Caro- lima whole week and find nothing to annoy his personal sensibilities.-"Gath in Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
WEEKLY CHAMPION
BusIness Facts vs. Free Trade Theories

Business Facts vs. Free Trade Theories
 Just now the advocates of free foreign trade finds it especially
 difficult to uphold the claim that a protective tariff is a tax to be paid by those who buy the products of the protected industry. The facts stand out in contradiction of his
 theory in figures so plain that he
 who reads can read them.
 With steel rails, on which there is tariff of SI7 per ton, selling at
 the same price in the United States
 as in England; while United States
 manufacturers, notwithstanding the protection by tariff averaging 40 per cent. are selling to Canada eighty per cent. of her hardware and machinery; with suit of good serviceable clothes selling as low in Chicago or New York as in Lon don, notwithstanding the tariff on woolens equal to fifty per cent. ad valorem; with some lines of cotton goods selling for DO more than the tariff charged on similar imported fabrics; with an export trade of more than S23,ooo, 900 worth of lumber and manufactures from wood in 1888, notwithstanding the s2 per thousand feet tariff on the former and thirty-fve per cent on the latter; with all these there comes an array of facts beside which the threadbare speculations of the theorist seem as but a hill of sand.
 While every ilne ot business IS furnishing such facts as these, what becomes of a prominent reform apostles contention that our tariff enhances "prices to consumers of articles imported and subject to duty by precisely the sum paid for such duties?" In 1889 we. import ed more than S2o, 1000, 900 value o f iron and steel manufactures, not including tin plates, which we do not manufacture, with prices so near equal here and ID Europe, who believes that these could have brought forty per cent less money in the absence of the tariff? It would require very little more credulity 10 believe that in the ab- sence of a tariff on cotton goods, English manufacturers would give us our calicos.-Compliments of Illinois Branch Protective Tariff League.
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15

Every time we decline to do that which is wrong we increase our desire to do that which is right.-Philadelphia Call
The Arizona champion., 1890-02-15
-. Poison Oak.

The following extract, taken from letter written by MT. E. A. Bell, fully explains itself.
 While surveying land in 1883 I accidently handled poison oak vine, and in less than three hours (the eruption usually resulting from such contact begins in ten days) my face was swollen and disf 5ured and my hands and arms seriously affected. I immediately began talk ing Swift's Specific (S. s 5 and after taking three large bottles l found all signs of the breaking out entirely removed. I was led to suspect its return at the tune next year, but it did not, TOT has there been any indications of its return since.
 My little boy, eight years old, was afflicted with the same polson in 1884. After taking several bot ties of Swift's Specific IS. s. S.) the eruptions entirely disappeared. A very slight form of the same eruption returned during the next spring, but we then resumed tie 5. 5. s, ard hoving taken enough duling the season to make the cure permanent, he has lot since had any return of the disease. Swift's Specific (S. s S.) certainly affect ed tboraugh cures in both tF s .ascs, and l regard 1t as a mos rGectiy: remedy for all such d S. eases. f.. A, BELL,
 Anderson, s. (.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin d. : eases mailed free.
 SwlrT,s SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Atlanta, Ga.
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yGnncctlCn6: ALBpQUERQUE-A. T. s, :. F. k K. for all po;ats EA,. and S,u,h.
 PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Pres colt x Arizona Railway for Fort Whipnie and Peresc, tt. BARSTOW--Calitornia Southern Railway for Los Angeles, San D.ego aud other southern California points. MOJAYE-SQgthern Pacific for SanFranCisco. Sacramento and Northern California points.
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branded as in cut; ear marks, underbit in each ear; horses with same iron on left thigh.
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Wm Asllursi Cattle branded in cut on left side ear marks, square gut on left underslope in right; range, AshprstS Mesa;
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EU Experience

"Doc;or," he said, as he called at the office, "Id like to have you come up and see my wife. ''
 "Sick, is she?:'!
 "Yes, sir. It may be that she's got the epidemic.''' ?
 "Ab! Very likely. Taken with a chlll?'5
 "No, sir.''
 "Backache?'i'
 '.No, sir. ."
 "Pains in the head?'''
 "No, sir"
 Then it may not be the inau- snza.'
 No, SIT, it may not. I haven't had any experience with it, but don't think this is influenza. Some friends came ir, and we had gal inn of beer, and my wife called me 3 fool, and -'
 Then she was taken with 3 black eye, probably2" "Yes, SIT, and if-"
 "Oh. that's another form of il and easily managed. I'll be righr .,-. '-Frzz D~ses
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Rabbit Bros.-Postoffice address, Flag staff, Arizona. Range, Clark's Valley Mo gollon inountains. Brand as above cut All young stock branded on both sides witk swallow fork and uq derbIt in eacl ear; alco own the following; Boot. T, 2 II anywhere on the side of animal. Boot cat tle, road brand w on right side; T cattle IiS ol riyl. si l., h)rs. brand (. Q.
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Harry Fullon-Horse and mule brand on left hip as shown iu Cut. Sheep: ewes hole in left ear and split in the right. Wetl CTS reverse that of ewes. Rams branded r on horn; range near Mormon Lake, Nogol lon Mountains: postciise address. Flagstaff Arizona.
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"Three Acres and a Cow" !"

Mir. ChamberIain's three acres and g COW phrase is to be found in Knorr's Ger man History of the Polish Revolution" oi 1S4S.-Philadelphia Record.