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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31
SHE woULDN,r LIE.
The HabiG sr Prevarieation Didnst
Hun IN Her Family.
IFroru he Tornstn a


IFrom the TorontO MALL
Not long ago Mr.. Morson, the present act
Ing county judge, was deputed by Judge
Morgan to 60 ont to Weston and hold ses-
sion Of the court In the upstairs room In the
Eagle hotel used for dances and like festivi-
ties. One young lawyer, who accompanied
him to look after q clients interests In .
trivial suit, had q contest with witness
which left him exhausted. She was q de-
termined looking, thin Tipped woman,
whose name was not Lydia Pinkham
though that name will do as well as another.
"Now, tell us, please" said the lawyer Etif
you know"
"Tll do that, sir," she replied, land I'll
do It in . mighty short time. too, and III tell
the truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth. Lynn don't run In our family,
young man, and IL thsre's anything on
earth"
"wsll, well" broke in the lawyer. s'con-
fine yourself, please. TO the case"
$40 be sure will. That's what I'm here
| for. Goodness gracious, didn't leave my
reg'lar Mondays wash over till Tuesday, and
| put of my bread-bskin', s-purpose 20 come
1 over and tell you all about that very thing,
| OF course I didi And IL this court thinks
It can tapgle Lydia Pinkham, it's badly mis-
/ tskenl"
"I must ask you, madam" interposed
the judge. "not TO waste the time of the
court"
The lawyer also edged a word in. 'T want
you TO answer in q few words. !" he said, lone
or two questions"
''Pn do that, young man." she replied.
Don't yon be bit skeered about Lydia
Pinkhsml She's been on the witness stand
before, shs has, and q whole raft of law
| yers and the judge thrown in, tried to"
"Do you know the plaintiff, John Doef"
| ssked the lawyer desperately
"Ms know John Doei Mes Why, sakes
4 alive his first wife's brother and my
cousin Amanda used to be sweet on each
II other"
"PleAse keep 70 the fActs. nsdAni"
"Factsi II Il amt facts I'm telling you
my name amt Lydia Pinkhsm. Now theresF
| "We know your name, msdAm-"
/ "well it's q name yon can't point the I'm.
ger of scorn at, young man. Oar family
4 record is clesr-we never run 60 lice. Why,
i gracious me"
''I don't doubt Il. /" exclaimed the unfort
innate lawyer.
"I could prove 1t IL you did doubt II
Lyin' don't run in our family. Land sake
alive. young man--"
The sunset rays were slanting through III,
small paned windows before Lydia had go
the end of her volatility and made Ii plsir
| that she knew nothing at all that was na
| teriai to ths case In hand"
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31

All the inventive gonius in the country
isn't in Connecticut. An Indiana man has
invented combined step-ladder, cot, IRON
ing board and chair. A coffin attachment Il
all that is needed to make the thing com.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31

One little head of golden hair,
Two little cheeks SO round and fair,
Two little lips with fragrant sighs.
One little nose, and two blue eyes.
Two little hands as soft as peach,
Two little feet with ave toes each,
Two little smiles snd two little tears
Two little legs and two little ears,
Two little elbows and two little knees.
One little grunt and one little sueeze,
One little heart. but no little sins.
Plenty OF skirts and lots OF pins.
One little cloak and plenty Of frocks,
One little hood and two little socks,
A big disposition to haul and 70 pull.
One little stomach that's never full.
One little mouth Of the roses tint,
One little bottle OF peppermint,
Plenty TO eat and lots 20 wear
And yet this baby is as cross as a bear
Chicago Saturday Herald.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31
Competition VS.. Instrumentation


T,HE nrst is honorable, honest, and healthy
and while seeking to undermine 1t destroys all con-
ndence and business. Thirty-six years. practical
experience In the manufacture and sale of
Fire Proof Sales, Locks, etc.,
Has provided us with a stock of information wor-
thy Of confidence. All parties contemplating the
purchase of either FIRE or BURGLAR PROOF
protection may avail themselves Of this intorma-
tion Free Of Cost and st the same time examine
our large assortment OF Safes, etc. Without Incur
ring Any Obligation To Purchase or running the
rIsf OF being PersIstently bored" thereatter. Our
ered), and all We ask is the privilege OF Showing
Our Goois, Naming Prices, and fair treatment at
the hands Of Intending purchasers who consider
Quality a. we'll as Price. New Safes from TWEN-
TY-FIvE DOLLARS ($25) upwards. We beg to
refer to few verv recent sales;
s7s and e7S State street, cor. Wooster st.
Yale National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Wallace B. Fenn 8 Co.
Butler Tyler.
Benedict, Downes & Co.
City OF New Haven for Board Of Health.
Town of New Haven for Registrar of Vital Sta
tistics.
Hole ,mb Bros. & Co.
Yale Gas Stove Co.
M. 6chwed.
shelton Co, Birmingham.
The 3. Read Goodrich Mfg %.
The Lyon e Billiard Co., Meriden.
Town OF Watertown.
B. 81. Mattoon, Watertown.
Federal Lodge F. A. NJ, watertown.
Town OF BelchertoWn, Mass. my23
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31

The hole In the boys trousers outlasts any
portion Of them.-Dsllss CTexas) News.
People who say sharp things often get The
reputation Of being gbluns.-Bsltimore Amer.
loan.
why 10 q long engagement like hammock
because 10 makes falling out 90 essy.-f3ur.
lington Free Press.
The cat has nine lIvea, which shove that
nature had pretty fair idea OF what the
cat would have 20 10 through.
sun.
In large families II has been found thai the
olive branch Of peace Ia not equal 10 tbs
well-mstured hickory ysarling. Dallas Tex.
Nowa.
Hs-I Ionr like long engagements. dsr.
ling.
DAriing-Nof Have ron ever tried vcry
| many, HarrYt-waahington Star.
Ho-Man 10 the only animal that laughs
but IL Isn't necessary Tor ron 10 iauRh all th'
time. shs-Man 10 also the only animal tha
smiles. hut II Isn't necessary for You 30 smii
| 90 often aH you do.-Bostonian.
"It was n brave act, young man" said IN
grateful father. with deep feeling. "At th
| peril of your life you rushed Into the burn
| ing building and saved my daughter. Hoy
can ever repay youf" "Would q couple o
dollars be too muchp suggested the brav
rescuer.-Chioago Tribune.
Snaggs-Hello, Baggsi Haven't seen yo'
/ for years. How are You living nowi
Bsggs-Oh, hand to mouth.
Snsegs-You doa't say sol By Jovs,
| wouldn't have thought III
Baggs-Why no:i Can't man he Q dent
ist and be Observation-Disclosures Ere
Press.
"The difference between you and me,
said the rabbit to the farmer, sis that whel
you are in q hole You are in trouble, Will
| my troubles begin the minute I'm out of IL.
"That's true" said the farmer, grabbing
the rabbit by the hind legs. 'If You ha
stayed In your hole you would not now be
candidate for the soup" News
"Hellol what are you doing herei" said
young Washington man as he happened
meet Jimmy higgins at Q summer hotel.
| "Takin' my summer vacash."
"Have you been to any of the hops we'v
been having herep
Eyes; I've been to every brewery With
four miles Of the place. They're no good
Pm going home to-morrow."-Washinsto
Il paaf
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31

A meeting of business men has been held
in New York for the purpose of organizing a
society to insure the members against loss
through lawsuits based on charges of reck-
less or negligent driving against their en-
ployees. Merchants are frequently sued be-
cause drivers in their service negligently run
over and MAIN or kill persons lawfully
crossing the public streets. The proposed
association is to insure vehicles for q small
yearly preminm. say SIS each. against the
legal consequences of any act of negligence
committed by the driver; that is to say, the
association will compensate the owner fol
any damages which may be recovered against
him for any accident caused by the careless
management of the insured vehicle.
Jean Thiery, rich merchant and shlE
| owner in the Rhine provinces, died In 1876
leaving fortune of $4,000 Louis dor ir
Paris and 500, 900 thalers in the Venice Mint
His heirs, for some unknown reason, did no
draw the money from the depository II
Venice, so at the end of the last century Ma
| poleon found it still untouched and appro
priated 1t to the use of his army. For tn
last thirty years the descendants of Thier.
have been trying to find way of recovering
the 100000 thalers, with interest. Thre
weeks ago they all met in Cologne and re
solved to send their lawyers to Paris to mov
the French government to pay over an in
| demnity. u was said that the French chan
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31

Chicago has the reputation of being a very
wicked city, and yet IL is solemnly asserted
tarily offered to reduce the price of gss 70
consumers to 81 per 1000 feet.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31
EDITORIAL MOTIFS.

The Esquimaux have their advantages.
They were hunting the tusky wslrus on ice
yesterday.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31
NEW HAVEN CONN, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81
Howe & StetsOn
DoG-DAy PRICES.

26 pieces Challies, half wool,
at l2sc per yard. Marked down
from l7c. +.
( pieces Cream White Mo-
hairs, sc inches wide, at 25c per
yard; regular 38c quality.
10 pieces Plaid Challi Mohairs,
81 inches wide, at l2ac per yard !;
sold in May at 2oc.
Black and White Striped Mo-
hairs at 25c per yard; reduced
from 39c.
Black and White Striped Mo-
hairs, 80 inches wide, at 35c per
yard; reduced from soc.
All our remnants Of Black and
Colored Dress Goods at about
Half Price, lengths from II yards
to 7 yards.
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols
at the Lowest Prices Ever Known.
You ought to see the qualities
we are selling at $l.oo, $l.25 and
SLIGO.
Ladies' Silk Vests to close at
5oc each.
Children's Ribbed Vests, all in
large sizes, at SC each.
Children's Warranted Fast
Black Plain Hose, mostly large
sizes, 7, u, 8 and g., at l5c pei
pair, reduced from 25c to make a
bargain with.
50 dozen Of heavy Cream Dam.
ask Towels, size 2ox42 inches, in
handsome red borders at l2ae
each as a special.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-31

We trade some in this country. The move
ment of tonnage through the Detroit rivsl
alone in 1889 was 5000, 900 tons more thar
the combined foreign and coastwise tonnage
of England's two chief seaports
Liverpool and London. Our hom'
market amounta to somathinc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07

GLOW much" How gratifying to a community to know
that his life 7yas insured Yesterday Three Thousand Dol
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07
The Summer at Atlantic City.
The PennsyIvania Railroads Great Facili-

The prospects for a brilliant summer
season at Atlantic City were never 50 bright
rs at the present time. The extraordinarily
liberal patronage which it has .inei dur
ing the winter and spring sean"n, due to
the magnificent transportation facilities
maintained by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
is still manifesting itself in the we'll filled
hotels, which bid fair to hold their visitors
we'll though the early summer season The
city by the sea is in better condition to enter
tain and amuse its friends than ever before.
New hotels have been built and older ones
remodeled and enlarged. The great ocean
boulevard has been completed, 80 th.t At
lantic City now possesses the handsomest
and most attractive ocean front of any sea-
side resort in America. All indications
point 10 the largest summer season in the
history of the place
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
lnent which has pervaded the seasbore. Its
facilities for promptly and comfortable
handling large numbers of people have
been increased 30 as to supply any possible
demand; the road-bed of its double line has
been improved greatly, and the terminal
facilities both at Philadelphia and Atlantic
City have been enlarged and improved.
The betterment of the tracks will enable
the management to materially reduce the
time between the Delaware River and the
sea, and the summer schedule will present
the quickest, best equipped, safest, and
most satisfactory service of trains for every
body ever enjoyed by the hosts of Atlantic
City $ summer patrons, The comprehensive
system of excursion tickets leading from all
points on the Pennsylvania System will be
available, as in the past, at the exception
ally low rates that have heretofore prevail
ed 1t would be well for our readers to
that summer trip that does
not include Atlantic City lacks the spice
that would make it memorable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07

A specialist in throat affections was
called to treat lady who manifested 80
much interest in his surgical instruments
that lie explained their uses to her. This
larypgoscope," said he, lis fitted with
small mirrors and an electrict light; the
interior of your throat will be seen by
me as clearly as the exterior; you would
be surprised to know how far down We
can see with an instrument of the kind
The operation over, the lady appeared
somewhat agitated. "Poor girl!' said
her sister, at must have been very pain
full" ooh, no, not that" whispered the
lady but just as he fixed the instrument in
place remembered that had hole in
ha heel of my stooking!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07
TRIPLET THOUGH s.

How much was he worth? He earned
large sum yearly in the practice OF his
profession. How much Is he worth
Nothing; the remains will not pay the
cost of the funeral. Did he do the best
he could? Yes; for himself, but not for
others; he neglected Life Insurance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07
THE LAW GIVES

head of family "Was his life insured! II yes,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07
YOU DID SWEAR AT

lars was paid by widow, whose husband saved and
saved to pay the premium his policy. His savings
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07

lit he pity to suffer with aches pains. debility
and weakness, caused by liver complaint, dyspep-
sia. ague and fever, try BROOM HERB BTrTERs,
purely vegetable medicine that speedily cured
Frank Price, of Ceciton, Catherine Holland, Of
Fair Hill, Miss Peterson, of Newark, Mrs. Tubbs,
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Maxwell OF Wilmington,
Del, besides many others who suffered for years.
For sale at Frazer's Drug Store, Elkton, Md.
Trial bottles, rs cents large size, $780, Ask your
druggist for 1t. Depot, 5OI Hoffman Street, Phils-
delphia %sIlsu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-07
Affiicted Friend.

If suffering with rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint or any disease caused by
impurities in the blood. Try Broom Herb
Buffers, Medicine that is vegetable and
harmless. If weak, feeble and nervous you
can trust it. 1t has cured many sufferer
who suffered with pain and who tried every
known remedy in vain. For sale at Frazer
Drug Store, Elkton, Md. Trial bottle rs
cents. large size 500. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-13
BOletil AePeantil De Puerto Rico

PERIODICO CONsAaRADD
IA DETKESA DE Los MTERESES KzeI0HAlRs III MgRI0A
ORaAEO RLOs EsPlL0LRs IaOOaDlCIOEkRs h p9o-RiCo
CONDlCIoNEs GENERATES acordacas porIa DIfoccI6S
para toda case de remitidos anuncIo6
a publication d log anunO. pr MEDIC d contracts 90
vencionAles - derminarAne los miamoA # F NSk
L1s eonunicadOs rsmltdOs gaest.s debsn ssDb n
nrma del AntO qusn asumiEA q Fs1ponbidad de
nas con Il De persona rssponsabls Dc - pago aNH
Los originates Dc comunicado FsdOs gaceiAs
dsvuetOs pubhquen. NK
No ss respOnde de roturA nj sxtEaVio9 de- cich6s.
lds largo F IT I = - ~ IS -
sauns.nts 70 .sndra asrssho sig solum dsnadn p.r
lpabhcscOn q sus saunos m sssp Dc dso
Il0 pS sobFs pEeeo taEih ~ ~
.nunsane q1s nvis sh4 Puhsn anunu snn-
dn Una Donihecidn Dc 10 PS satas m prips d tsrk
Ouand0 mp0te Dc oe RnHnce exceda
+ vsn 81 primer ndmsrc sN | M
Pan q g 1.aIiptolss ~ B0ls Lns q gse
. .os .ussrp tsndras q = pS = Aonad sh plq 49,
import: 7. = msPsionss ,nunsies g.ssaI sapn
eann dss mir j rsrsdiee s,s5os.Iusss. j
.nunesns 1sra Fantgrado con iaEas pabconss >be
Idsjado dc aalr. - - -
Tarifa para L. publication @ anunclos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-13

IaUIENOlA DR TENEDURIA On
IBROH sFnPlincada por b aplieacIon q
% rsgla b salible para acertar 81 aeudof
u anfseloi, aOompahaaa Dc numarosos
,smplos Dc exlculos mercantiles. p0T @
Marsh, tradncido do Ia 20e edielon In
lsaa pof 4. @ Beck, bAio IA Immediate
npsocl6n del aRtor. On tomo elegAnta-
! snts sneaadernade as-ss, q a. ln-
q H2,s1in.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-13

The Proprietors Of the " Bslstta
MenantH have the honour of re-
euesting English advertisers TO hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE 4 c. who are the sole
Agents for all Esgisb r Easet
AdpUssixg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-13

Rn esta secci6D de Ia casa, montada con
tOdOg los elementos necesariOs = nrovisto i.
naateriales de primera cIase, se hacen encn..
dernaciOnes en- h0landesa. cartonA nas1a 49,.
pah0la, piel de lcvanteI con relieves. tod, Ne .
tect0 y & precios reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-13

Milloneg Dc potMonag on e d1r ~ fS1'Sn
mnnde, reoamisndan dlahnn RIl1srs2 SO
Ms1oE Foatanrntiyo de n snlna - ~ n1n1,e
kllas ouxan todas lae afeoG'caoS a.
dst ntgads, DEL oss8magoS de III a .1sS
VOC lntt1tinee y FenfNSg6n d 11I A
natuisncla , Il oardialeia, axpnlnnaio g r.
saAeFe toda ImpxrsEa teKtale1an&a 6nnnra
sAments 81 slstema nATVioae dnn1n - lrssn
Ndahln 4 h aPnaninnni6n ..ane1.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-13
Aduini.r.t;on du Rolettn Ksr.

sankiI i l'honneur de prier Messieurs
IS Annoneiers fansais de vouloir bien
Ametsre leurs ordres de PubEcite l
IN. AMEDEE PRINCE d c., Qui
icnt les Agents uniques Ct exclusifs
Ice ionrnal pour i Prbl,e;t1 Erssssis
slAglssn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

6rstel aieritinS SamtaIe meo &igsfansleren ON
bette 2@mne iinoes lite ante9net. Oct er janojynlist, at
bum meb lin snltaalise StoItbeo bar aiuiit enbper Wiis'
taute impo nOssn al fit 9ieneritab. IA BUN bIep enc,
fog bum fin "aantebos" meS BE-. srSuns SafiiansbhrO
op % lGlts Der unoer ben l2te Mai: "SSas par iss tits
lteSs NaaSei, men lasSe i~nsentins. gas par BOG euise
ON Sris mso Oanmarf. Sersiter ital inssn 8ris be'
spnpes n'sO min Billie % Commencement, msSminOre 2greu
ltaar paa Spill. 9pab man meAer r RiSets YsIiarb,
tan tass en- enSs meS itor 6OritrGtteIe. Seq nil pare
la ltart, at Snsen tor antaite mig, Os min 9S ftal
@'ss' slaoe fig UeO en- iiaNis Igttslis 0reS$
ariltina iaIot Santsr. Iei,e Su a5aotts enoaro
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26

Guu9el par maaifs uitploig miSt9nft. 0tan nlOGtte
ic9e eiter ct MT Spor. EigStansleren tjorte til Slots
tst o9 opipgte fin Seiter 6ru 9eata Srsnitierna. SDon
bauOe iaaet en- Soc. oct par ct crtitist SroialO, men Der
par tnopt Inbct tiIbase. San betroeoe Sperboimeiters
inoen iaa aeset al Statsbemmelisbeoen, iom ban antOs,
bun tunbe bare.
Seq bar Nlistante til Stptts, iom ct en- 9tGu, os
til GplenbieIm, iom CT eli SIaoSerbaut, men DC sooe
Serrer sr mere foritrGtteoe oUer toiitOrien enc leg. Sror
tiars Softer, at en- bsi' Verion, iOnl uar tiIiteoe 9iaas
bet, funoe baue brast Sosen uibere?"
"Guo hi OS!" raabte 6ru geata foriaroet. Seq
fan aISris tro, ct 6rOtenen, ion CT iaa tlOs % iaa
taus ......"
DE peo ies moi, men bun tanoe 10 bape i%natfet
oper Jig ! uusoommeIis %llbetGnfl ombeb. SUN pleier not
life at itiuIe yioset Tor Gbba Spsrre."
"Surten til Gbba eaer mig bar bun nogeninSe
tait ON, buao Der ansaar Stateu.~
"9iei, tiGrs Spiter r life bleuea i.Ouiet StatSs
Jenmeiisbeoer, men to anss SIaooertaiter vcier life Srs
Oene iaa nSs. aan 6rstenen life baus iast owtren,
Tom iaa til Gtba: Raar ri M iaar Sri9 paa nermees
So!b, tan ri psnte min 6rGnSe, aarl G'ultap, % JpOys
ban Ifal leg Ia tass imoo bam?"
"SoaS CT bet bog, GperS GiGr!;9yeo "laerl" roabts
6rn Seata, iiss Dsb at iplGffc al lltuaImOoiSbeo Ouer,
buoroGn b1a BOG Itufos cpboss lao ~irpstsl;a, ct gttsntat
moo 1'se's Seli@rh. "~.lmuIisi sr oct lite. Seq lar
elm iaat ct hH- 'lsa arrts~ eIriia eh er SIS
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
Xxi.
Sptm CT 9anosiOrraStreu?

Get ~iuenite 9taubs Setpmrins ouer Den iorraabte
etutsbemmeIisbsp bIsp iOr buer Gag. Der git, mere iors
u~roIisenoe. De nsousnci9e Suitruttioner til at forbe:
rebe ct muIi9t 6rebsbruo par ai9aaet til Senoebubme
peo ~iremnsbe Soiier, man unberbanoIcos bemusIis meb
GeberIanOens os 9amburs, man itreOe pua 6orbaunb
lin Stilins @ari9au Os Berlin, man i~nii9reoe gSibe,
man ~beitrabte fig for at ~Ourbepiie Song Sritian, life
juit ON lin uenitabeIise SGntemaaSe, men pm Spsrises
pianseI paa Gpne til of bespnDe Ell ny Sri9. s al
StibeS ~ruiteOes Der ueo be blottebe @rsrisr mob Staans
os giOrse. Man rr-oilos ON, b~uorIeoeS Goritenion, oi
bpis Snosriben sNt aibans, Ian9t neos Spitlauo ifuIbe
inbpies YIanen, % is, iaa III man ui g4ibes Gapport
1t pioe, at Alt par rsbet eler mar peo at blips bet.
enbnu tpiIeOs @ibe, men ban par ~itarpipnet os Dor blss
zen ~paritod; ban itulbe NOT pibs at itaiis ia iitrers
Undertaking. Mlan pioits nu, OF ban bapbs ItcIa
BERTH.
Spem par 6orrGberen2 GaaSsbsrrerns ~betraqtebe
bperanbre msS en- Nistiuib, iom be iOrsiapsS io9te at
Fjuls. Gn maaite 10 baue ilaSret - lite uso Billie,
bet uasrsoe man Jig iaa IGnse iOm muIist peO ct trO,
men of SnatfeiaIigbeo, al setinoisbeS. Srnliana
bapbe Mobltanoere: ituIbe en- al bem........? IiSie
WiobtanSers sigitsos paa ben anben Sios paa ~9lisstanss
Ierens Yaarprenos elsr 2ieners. Dian maatie baps fat
ben SIyIbise. sae epOrbuabe i0ttes S~spasele.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-26
nR. OWENS ELECTRIC RELT

"
ifOu5tunter er BUN life Ct 6aar beOre emo 9tnOre benoes
Nloer. Gbba CT ogiaa unoertiOen noset munOrap, ielu
imloo mig. opor iurt 6rOtenen 9ior mig gipet, pil is
M life tale ON. StuIoe M Gbba... .9tei, Goers 6iqrs
lt9beo, Oct niaa pare tomnet ira Ell anoen Niuub, os ber
CT en- anOen ......"
"oar 6rOteten andre 6ortroli9s enO Gbba?"
"6ortroIise? Naa ia, iaa fortrolis, iOm man fan
pare lmop i'm StiOOebunb, uaar man aiuer Den Sutfer
....""...6er er 10 tommet en- ny 6iGleoaaas, lom gbers
RiGrlisbeO ueo."
"9aieriteu2"
ga, ben iinfte eereunse. Seq bar III taaImOSia
pertet nj W'aareoer paa, at 9tauneuinssrne ltulbe pore
I'D paa StaIorsne al benos, iom 6oIt flyer, men enonu
er Der life Nnoet at mGrfe, emo at 6rstenen for bier
Dag, Der saar, iloSer iaitere Os iuitsrs Snaren, % at
bun na tGlItsr paa at sipre bet lltpite til goeli9es Saun,
I'9e. Der itaI pare SOOebloO i bsnoe, ises Der. gao
DeHOe faa Wfa9ten, iaa CT ri mart farOise meo prqltcr
% 6irte.
"Saarltaben itaI Osiaa baos i'm lib. Jortal mia,
Duao flare Softer trOr ON 9asar Sting. StulSe 6rss
tensn baps a~absnbaret benoe 9tOset al. bpaS Der ansaar
Hi9et?"
"sisi, bet tor ies life iss, men lao mig tanfs mia
pm......... 6rsteuen bar paa fit 8orS en- 9oa mso arsnt
SainansbinS, % ben itriuer bun busr Dag Op, buao
Der Iorsiomusr bsnSe ~mer;eIist. ! ben BOG Tan BUN
bare ltrepst Roget on 8aaSstS 9silutuii0, GA. ba bun
CT laa linltsi ueo &,Geer 90 SeQer. fan goaeu pQre bIes