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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
THE e REsO RI.

The now departed summer has been a
period of financial and business depres-
sion all over the country. The panic
last winter held back the usual spring
revival OF trade in all branches, and
money was held close for a much longer
time than was anticipated Immediately
after the first shock. The business
world has been recovering itself by de-
grees, and as a consequence it has been
no time for activity. Helena has sur
fered along with her sister cities, but to
a less degree, for she has unusual re-
sources in q financial way. During the
summer months, when business has
been quiet, we have seen building on
Main street every day, and we know of
important projects soon to be under
active construction. But in M way
the summer has brought great benefits
to Helena. The pleasure travel has
been larger than aver before, and we
have had the best class of visitors.
Never before have SO many men, prom
inent in all forms of business, and he
professions, and of national reputation,
visited Helena. They have marveled
at our resources, enjoyed the lis-
giving waters Of our springs
and found accommodations at the
best hotels in the northwest.
They have returned home to tell
others what they saw. The prestige of
Helena over other western cities as a
summer resort is now firmly fixed, and
ID means wonders for the future pros
perity of the city. Pleasure seekers
who come here from the east are, for the
most part, people who have money to
invest. Many of them have found in
vestments in this city very profitable,
and others will follow. 1t is certain
that the location Of the city half way
between St. Paul and the coast, and but
a,short distance from the park, will of
itself attract tourists, while the springs,
mountain air and fine drives will COM
bine to bring them here year after year.
The people who have visited US this
year found Helena a hospitable town.
Men of special prominence have been
entertained by our clubs, our citizens
and the Board of Trade. If they did
not leave with pleasant Impressions of
Helena and her people it would be
strange, indeed. We notice that Jay
Cook, the original protector of the
Northern Pacific railroad, accompanied
by q party of prominent eastern cap
~italists, is now in the Yellowstone park.
After a brief tour through Wonderland
they will continue the journey to the
coast. We do not know whether their
plans include Helena, but we suggest an
inquiry by the Board of Trade and some
attention to these visitors if they come
to this city. A large party of the most
distinguished biologists in the world are
also to visit the park. They should also
be invited to visit us. In this way we
assist in a pleasant way to give the city
its best advertising and build solidly
for the future.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
CROSS CUTS.

There are two things needed in these
days: First, for rich men to find out how
poor men live; second, for poor men to find
out how rich men work.-Edward Atkin-
SON.
Mrs. Larimer-President Harrison has
made a good many speeches on the fly
lately. Larimer-Has he made any on the
%mosquito? Pittsburg Chronicle-Iele-
graph.
An Ann street bookseller was asked to
describe an edition de luxe. He said: "You
know what a rabbit ia? we'll, a donkey is
an edition de luxe of a rabbit. Literary
World.
What He Would Do-"Well, Rastus, what
would you do if you had a cool million?'
asked Burberry. I'D eat de whole bust
ness returned Rastus; "Tse powerful
fond of millions, soh."-New York Truth.
Teacher-Now, children, we will take ur
a collection to-day to buy the ianitor a tur.
key. Small Boy-Please, mum. the janitol
keeps a boarding house. Ieacher-Johnny
is entirely correct. I board there myself
Harper's Bazaar.
II might not be able to cover as much
ground as you," said the camel to the ele-
plant, 'but if it came to a race l could
hump myself" "And l." boastfully chimed
in the giraffe, 'could beat both of you by a
neck.'-Baltimore American.
Mr.. S~mythe-They say that the +. D. @.
railroad brings cattle right through from
Chicago without giving the poor brutes
anything to drink. Mrs. Smythe-I don't
believe it. I read only this morning that
all the stock on that road was watered.-
New York Herald.
May-Papa; can you speak the red Indian
languages? Papa - No-er! 49, Oh. yes, a
little. May-What does Minnehaha mean2
Papa-Oh, that means laughing water
mime, water; haha, laughing. May tten
minutes later)-Papa, does Minnesota mean
soda water?-Philadelphia Press.
THE BELLE OF THE NEIaHBoRHooD.
Why does she comfort her features?
Whence those agoniZing yells?
She is taking elocution
And can now recite The Bells'-
I3ells, b-e-l-l-s. bells.
The belle recites THE Bells
And the neighborhood she lives in
The tale of terror tells.
Detroit Free Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
CURES FOR SLEEpLESsNGsS.
An Oid-1lme Prescription Which Come
Worry highly Recommended.

An Time Prescription Which Comes
Worry Highly Recommended.
The good old cure for sloeplessneas hold
good through all changes, an eaay con.
science and a healthy body. A due portion
Of fatigue and quiet surroundings may b
added Ns also necessary to induce
refreshing sleep, pnd sleep which
Ia not refreshing Is about as nm
satisfactory m wakefulness. Nsverthe-
less, TO people Of a nervous temperament,
some strictly material rules for courtinR
the balmy god with success are not TO be
sleeplessness. the avoidance Of which will
remove that ttouble. Indigestion. cold
feet, over fatigue, tea and coffee taken In
excess, excitement generally. all tend to
a restlossness of the brain which prevents
calm sleep. Many devices are resorted to
to expel such nervousness. The old suRQes-
ton, made in ridioule originally, to raa d
some very dry book or to have some one Talk
you sleep is really excellent in practice. The
dull monotony of a prosy book, and even
more the dull monotone Of a prosy talker,
usually produces just the dull impression
on the brain which are required 70 induce
sleep. A monotonous train OF thought often
serves. An eminent student Of brain
disorders prescribed the constant dripping
OF water on q metal pan. Iho regular
TICKING OF q clook Irequensiy senus stesp,
less persons INTO !ne aeslIou ssaso y n.nln
lnaotion, tnougn IN 1aos n'i oneaU psu 'arsna
into q wild hysteria of wakefulness. But
an oid III most eurlousiy eouuaniiieauassd
pnysioal process COMES - 10 49, Nv
BOOKS. IL was ahhounoeu 1n"ay yeas
aeo as groas ana so nsa
IN hnelahu Dy q TT. La,anef. ~ ~ at anoso
commencement .ss' ~ .ha a. - pr;nna 0IaII- ~
,veness were eiven ~ .he an:1 Wnn. H.
oei1, nar rover nu2.on. nnefid r. wn n.o WV
auu o.neI nuIu1 ~. = - $50 ~ -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

BISMARCK has said that he would give
the young German emperor three years
to wlthst and the fatal disease with
which he is said to be afflicted. The
young man has uhown himself to be q
very lively ruler thus far. IL he cannot
crowd three decades into three years his
friends will be disappointed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids are2invited for tho boring, in
the Prickly Pear valley, opposite Helena.
of an a~rtesian we'll to a depth of 1000 feet,
unless a good flow of water is sooner OBJ
tanned. The bore to be si1-inch, with five
and fve-eighth inch casing and the con-
tractor to furnish the necessary machinery,
all supplies and material. All work must
be lone in a first-class manner and bonds
will be required of the contractor for the
faithful fulhllment of his obligations. The
well must be completed within a reasonable
time. Bids will be open September 10, 1891.
The company would much prefer to have
the bidders appear in person.
HELENA ARTISAN WELL COMPANY,
Care of G. A. ~Broadwater, Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

WE hear very little these days of ex'
Dictator Thomas B. Reed, though il
was announced that he would take part
in the Ohio campaign. Perhaps the re-
publican managers have decided that
the confines Of Ohio are too narrow to
hold Foraker and Reed together.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

COLORADO people are making an ef-
fort to bring some OF the banished Rus
sian Jews to the agricultural portions Of
that state. Why should not Montana
be colonized in the same way? We have
acres OF good land along irrigating ca
mails. These Jews are SAID to be desira-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

WE observe that the New York World
speaks of a valued contemporary as the
"Anaconda (Mon.) Standard (rep)" Our
New York contemporary should know
that Hon. Marcus DAILY resides in Ana
conda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR EDWARD Il.
JONES, Of New York, has had his share
of democratic honors. If he wishes to
extend his services to the party BY run
ming as an independent candidate and
thereby pulling away u large part OF the
rural vote from the republicans, why,
we say, good luck to him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

Our con sratulations to the young
sters on the ending Of n pleasant vaca-
ton, with good wishes for a prosperous
school year. Helena schools will stand
comparison with any in the large east
ern cities. No boy or girl a justly
complain of the lack Of educational adj
vantages here. 4
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
Sweden's Match Industry.

The manufacture of the little Swedish
matches which are sold everywhere SO
cheaply forms one of the great industries
of Sweden. Some idea Of the extent to
which these matches are sent abroad NAV
be inferred from the fact that 6,404 tons
were exported during the first six months
of this year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

WRIGHT and Tilden are candidates on
the Pennsylvania democratic ticket for
auditor and treasurer. Where could
one find better democratic names than
these?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

"THERE isn't much art here. There is
abundant reason and material for it,
however," says the st. Paul Globe.
Good, we are glad to know art material
may be had in st. Paul and with rea-
son.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

DR.. ANDREW D. WHITE would make'a
better governor of New York than al.
most any republican that might be
named. He would also be far more
easily defeated. 2."~"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
HELENA. MONT. SEPT. Z. 1891.

CE- Montanians abroad will always find The
DAILY INDEPENDENT on tile at their fayorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
Ian francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotsl.
springfield, III.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

EVERY autumn day in Montana is a
poem. No other section of the United
States is favored with more delightful
weather than we have been enjoying this
month,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

BILE immigrants aud will receive assist
ance from a bureau organized for that
purpose by Baron Hirsoh and other
prominent Hebrew leaders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

The lunch at the Helena Cafe
is equal to any Il Inr dinner given by any
other place in the city. No increase in
price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

MAY Montana labor enjoy it's own
Justly earned holiday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-07

There are two things needed in these
days: First, for rich men to find out how
poor men live; second, for poor men to find
out how rich men work.-Edward Atkin-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

S ct Ebeater @ates9eab / @ng=
lano opftob oer @anit unber en- Sore.
filling 2prbassaften. 3beatret bar
neften fulopaffet af EilRuere, os me-.
fen alle LIB bib Gart mob l1o9on>
gen. Iariasen til @oniten par Raaz
bet Brano fra en- Some paa @alleriet.
st &ar @utter bauoe taaet fig ben
5ribeo at rpse. o9 en- al bem bapoe
faitet fra fig en- brenoenbe Gprfitte.
Der toe Slo / noele lsie Eager. Sen
blep let luttet meb etpar 8gtter
&anb; men l1lptten bar fleet, Jor<
famlinsen oar itretla9en peo @aabet
Branb, % tntet par iRanb til at be-
rolise ben. @iennem @aneerne oa
nebooer Erapperne trenste mon fig
frem. &ninber % 8prn blep tram.
pet neb iom af uilbe 9pr. Da ale
par fommet uo, laa ber isien 10 Ser
foner, fom par trompet libel; at bisie
bar 9 / Iloeren mellem 13 os 16 2(ar.
Der bar osiaa mango, iom oar iaaret
eller neften ibieltlente Erensielen,
% fere ftaoebe fig ueb at iprinse uo
fra 8inouerne,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30
9abitt, 4, Mt,,u.
~
s.. .. 5obn(on.

ST. @eoaftbr!
Seq bar mootaset ct m4rfet @rem,
plar of 6ersus Sails ll9eblao. bpori
Mr. Olof .. 8inie ret'er Here
Sppr9smaal Ill mig oneoaeube,
buem Der raaoer ouer Nnpenbelien
al be Ben9e, iom bliuer ienbt til
Gampai9nfonoet. Set er @iatens
@entral.&omite. % ben e1ecutipe
&omite. fom enc bar @oob,9beb
oerooer. 6on ipbrser, paa bpilfen
Maooe, Yenseue onoenoes. 9ette
er bet uanifeli9ere at beipare. Ga
be 1860 NQiancer 5toten iioen ben
Toe Sum- 1891 (ouer 6 Mooneber>
bar ienot blot 1921 til @ampai9n=
fono, oltiaa minore emo fire Gents
pau buer alliance. funoe mon nanen
friites til ct opsiue &en. Men
en- Sag, iom Ct retferbie. mao pel
pinoe frem meo Eioen, ON bet enb
9oor liot / 2on9oro9. O9 leg nerer
tn9en 9uiul ON, at buis Der fommer
tuo Mioler til &omiteens @aabiQbeb,
oil ben, naor Gioen fommer, erf!ere
&ri9 mob bore felles Gienber oe
BRUCE be Mioler. iom efter oens Me.
ming bar ben beofe @irtnins. Seq
tan lite ie, buorfor Romiteen lite
ifuloe eftertomme 8iorasspoernes
0nite ON, at Bioraset maatte blipe
anperbt til bet, fom ben pbenbe
befemmer. 9ette ct nemli9 rimeliot
not.
Seq baaber, at Mr. @inies @tri.
oelie par rettet til mig famine er.
lise 9enfist fom ben, / builten ieg
siuer nit @uor. % at ban optaser
bet / ben bebfe Menin9. Seq er
insen @fribent os bnfer life nosen
newspaper notoriety. Min Tib er
optaaet of nit basli9e Mrbeioe paa
5armen. os Nlliance: Saserne faar
oere til Gritioen. 0nitenoe l1see
blaoets 2eiere ct 9oot Mptaar fore
bliper ie9
9eres meo N9telfe,
Souls 9anion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

@uion- &iniens> Camper rNbDii<
nia". ber forloo @em Oort ben 13oe
9cb., er opbranot paa 9auet unber>
peis iii 2iuerppol. Sc 18 &abpts>
pasiaeerer os 3S 9etspasiaserer,
fom fu1ste meo @fibet, fomt bettes
8eletnin8 er reboet. 9amperen
par perbiat til 100000. Den fprz
te en- perbifulb 2aonins al @arer,
ber er saaet tabt. v4bpfinia" blep
bpaset / Stotlanb 1870 % har nu i
5 Nar saaet mellem Tancouuer,
s.. g., % 3ons Song fom en- al Ga.
naoian @acificz2iniens 9ampere.
% bette bar oens fprfe @eiie for
@uion=2 2inien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30
sra @afbtn8tp,t.

Senotor Taois bar introouceret en-
Blu ON Oplarelie al Ell offentlig
Bp9nin9 ! 6ereus SOILS. Sen 0al
bru9es til &oitbus % anore &e9ie,
rinasfontorer % fal foite meb 8ps=
sesruno life ouer $4,000. Sfglse
BiQen ital Der bog beuilses
100000 for Diemebet.
Blonot be @aser, ben nuperenbe
&onsres pil fomme til at bebanole,
ct en- on9aaenoe ct permanent Ger
tusbureau. Mrbeioet meo Genius
ueienet bar p9et iaa iuert / be foite
Gar, at bet M auiees for bebre at
baue ct faft Bureau til at fere Gil:
Jpn meo bette Nrbeibe. @enatet i
iioite &on9resiesiien uebtos en- @elo=
luton 5aupr of ct permanent Gen.
iusbureou.
I'll NSre for @briitopber. @a=
i6in9ton 22oe Sch. Senotor Was,
burn fremlasoe Senotet / @fter=
mtobos ct Inorasenbe fra Minne1o=
tos 9esislatur / Gaubr al at fatlatte
ben 12te Dft., Gasen for Columbus
Opoaselie of Mmerifa, ION en- no.
tional 9e1t9oa9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

@n Opitanb mob Sreiioent &iar
bar bruot uo Merico. S Me>6eoen
al &eros @renoien bar oer ftaaet
uO9le Erafninser mellem @raiioen=
tens Eropper % Sniur9enterne,
buori be lioite bar liot Neoerlo9 o9
Ct oreune ino 3eras. @ore @olba>
ter bar MI / Sulen eoaet paa Sa9t
efter be mericanlte 5ribpttere forat
oriue Dem oper 9fio @ranbeFooen
i9ien.
8refoent Dior ct en- militer 9it,
tator iom be neite &reiioenter be
ipanit=ameritanife &epublifer. Meo
en- faaenoe Nrme paa 100000 Mano
ct bet lDtteoes bom at unoertrptfe
ben repolutionere Nano. 9anS Opc
muntrtus til Sernbanebp9nins %
l1ouitlius at Snouitrierne FAINT bans
forii9tise 5inanspolitit bar litret
bam en- traftia unberfpttelle of &an.
oelstanoen o9 ben fapitaliiijfe
&losle ooerbeueo. Set tlerttale
&arti er &refoentens farlisite Mob'
fanoer. 9ette &arti fan alSri9 TIL
9iue bam, foroi ban bar fortiat Be-
nito Suare5' 8olitit meo 9enlpn til
&eli9ionsfribeo % Jorbuo mooMun,
teorbener.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30
NorcrofS, Wtnt,+
19De Dc6. 1891,

19oe Deb. 1891.
ST. &ebottpr!
9a ies for ferae Gang bbrte Tole
ON. at Der ifuloe bpsses en- 6armer>
@leoator / 9ulutb, tent,e ie9, at nu
ltal oa enoeli9 ri 5ormere foo naa
Weroensmarfeoet meb Dor 9peoe, og
bet oil pere enbper Garmers Blist
at tase glitter / ben. Men etterat
leg bar faaet bsre mere, bar iee be-
9pnot at 9ruble libt oper, ON bet
otrteli9 FAN oere ioa bro, iom ieg
fsrft troeee. @n Monb, fom bor
bra meset &ense, Tan 10 tigbe 10
glitter @leuatoren, os for bper
Gftie tan ban tate en- @temme. @n
anoen Mano er fottieere os bor ,fte
&aao til at ta9e mere eno en- Nftie.
Iltiaa bar ban fun en- Stemme.
@r Der oa lite 5are for, at &eneene
1ommer til at tontrolere 0enne AffRre
ll9eoon lom olle anore? Seq mener.
at benne @rain @romers Wsjoci+
otion blir til Goroel for benz. iom
fan tase be flefe glitter. % life for
Tarmerne ialminoelisbeo. Seq tror,
at en- Wano Ituloe baue en- 5temme
enten ban iaa baooe en- Nttie, eQer
ban bapbe ii. Wen ie9 fuloe life at
bbre andres Wenin9 ON benne 5o4.
Ser ct fere Nortb Otto>pa, fom
to9 glitter. vBare bet life uar
Stuff &lutfifen."
9@rbgoi9It.
s. .. Sobnlon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30
StoIerapport.

Dtfrtft 1877, Sppn Of Oscar, Sermtn en-,
benoe 18De Dcb. 1891.
Intal Gleuer tnoftrepne Is, eienneminit<
liet Intal Gleper bper Dao "a; Mnta1 beis.
eenoe II; Mntal Gleper. iom bperfen bat for.
fsmt noeen Stoleoae eller er fon1men for>
ient.,1. Tsl9enbe Gleuer banner sgrestiften
(Gleper fcm buerfen bar forigmt noeen @fo>
leoas euer er fommen forient ben fcrlgbne
Raaneo): @albpr9 3omsbalen, Marp
@tebabl, Mnton 8tebabl.
Mnm.: Oct Gfclebtbliotbef. til bptlfet
ber blep famlet 9ense peb fioite Marsmpbe, er
nu bleptn orbret. Gteoot Bpeitab er peiaa
fprifaRet. 6tpenb 2arfcn, Qerer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

@unbbebsblabet for December ct
ust0mmet meo fslsenbe Snobolb:
&ronif Mape. os Earmtatarrb. 80:
re @rioeter (meo Eesninser), Tlabe
% iaare Brpfuorter, 9reFob. 2iot
9alopeaoer. @atcinenaalens Stems
ming, Spoerue, Spprssmaal %
Soar, GorRieQi9t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

Sc norne @alg. Com Stortbin9s:
mano for 2auruif pol9tes Ouerlerer
Nrctanber (&enftre) os til Supple,
ont @fibSreoer @rgn / @anoefiorb.
&eo &algmanosual9et poa ems.
berg feireoe 9sire. 6tortbinasmanh
blir. Stibsreoer 6arbit5. &epre'
fentanter for Sarlsbers % 2auruits
Imt blep: Decent l1tbeim. @oaro>
bruaer Rlauenes, 9erer os &ebattgr
Iarretab. @aarbbru8er Obbere.
.Nlle &enfre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

Suleaften bauoe Wpllerne iub1ri'
beret 100000 8uno Mel til be
npolibenoe / &uslanb. 9}aar man
bar facet en- fulo @tibslaonin9. Fal
ben ofsaa til 2ibau beb 9teripen
for oerfra at ienoes pisere meo ssern=
bane til bet pitlige &uslano. Sen
Stretning. ,om beb5uer 9ie(p, er
meset betpbelis o9 inobefatter bele
Sol9aoalfpret o9 euooa no9et mere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30

. Stanbinauiit illuftreret Goltetalen<
oer for 1892 ct uofommet hos 6.
&asmasien &nbliibins 50. Miu.
neapolis. 9en inoebolber en- bel
Men9be nptti9e 9ins % er 1tprre
cub be feopanli9e &alenbere. Sen
tofter SOC portofrit tilienbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-30
Wtnnefota.

Melion @ritlou, en- 2umbermanb
oeo Snafe 8ioer. fit fit 9oueo ilemt
jordgbt mellem TO Stotfe en- GBmz
mer(gbe o9 fan life itaa bet ouer,
meooeles fra &ine @itp.
= @rooftou 25be Sch. Ser TO-
resaar life Tibet Trefuius enonu BET
/ Omesuen. os ituloe 8eiret bliue
soot, bill oer bliue Grefnius belle
@inieren paa fere 5teoer. Nqe
9ompmaitiner er last op, o9 6ar>
merne bar otter be9puot meo be sam<
leoasie 9ete> % Ereoemaltiner.
Den iterte Storm, iom be9pnote
i9aaraftes, uil ftanble Of Ereltnins
for en- Eio.
- Iuitin 24be 9cb. @eter Sma>
bep, en- 8remier paa ct 6rasttren
paa @bicoeo, Milmautee & ct. @ouls
.Banen,, bleu. ouertiert Manoag. Sen
Mano, iom tos bans Hloos, m,feoe
fin enc 6aono i 2auesboro, os nu
uiloe itte nogen arbeioe paa 9renet
lansere paosruno af ben ouertroiite
Grpst, at ber fulste bet en- baorli9
SPITE. 9et moatte berfor laoes til,
ba9e paa Stationen.
= Tra gilbert Sea meobeleS ben
22oe Deb. Boron Oacar @ebel
Sarlsbers fra Rriftiania. Morse, obs
be | en- 2aoe ber i9aor. 9an par en-
un9 @ano os tienot fer unoer Gau:
net Oscar @eoel. 6or nosle 9a9e
iioen mootos ban Meboelelle ON fin
6abers 9po, % at 8aroniet pilbe till
faloe bam iom ben nermefe Iruins.
@n &enseforienoelie paa $4,000 fuls<
te meo Brepet. Sen npe Baron be.
9Duote itrafs at goa pua &onsel,
builtet enote meo bans ulptteli9e
4po.
rSfanoia" 9ulutb mebbeler:
Mina 3aluorien, oer forr. Eirsbas
fanotes bepioflps 2l1 SO. Supe~
rior st.. li9ser enouu paa ct. Suites 8
9oipital; bun er life ip9, men fpler
fig unoerli9 / &ooet % fau intet er>
inore.-9un tom BERTH for 3 Tiger f.
ben fra 0iteroalen, % ituloe ber eif<
te fig u1eb sPeter @ridton,, en- @abel.
maser, oer leuer paa s. 5tb ct.
Snbtil Brplluppet fit Mr. @ridion
bet iaa arran9eret, at bun Fulbe faa
30 bos Mr. Souls Irneion, buor bun
o9ioa ituloe 9ibre liot 9uSarbeioe.
Mr. Nrneion fortaller os. at bun ct
en- bra os pputelis &ise, men bun
tlasehe frog ouer onbt 9ooet % leb
at @jemoe. Torr. Tirsba9 Moreen
git bun uo peb &l. 6 Eioen % Mr.
Irneion tenfte, at bun par 9ooet til
tin &iereite. Set neie 9(rneion
bprte uar, oa 9r. @tluno fom % for'
talte. at bet maatte pere beure 8ise,
Der loo paa 9oipitalet. @fter ben=
oes @isenoe maa bet base peret oppe
paa Safe Nue., at Neeeren tos fat
paa benoe; men boor bun bopee pa=
ret bele 9asen. ct ct Mpferium; ber
bor obitiQise &eare / 9uiet buor bun
fanotes os oeromfrins; &niuititfene
/ 5aanoleoene bar tpoe1is moi; anbre
@aar 9ooet tpoeoe osiaa paa en-
ilem Mebfart, os henoes &ler par
tilielet og fu0et. ST. @tlunb bar
tiliet benoe paa 9oipitolet, men peo
lite, boao ban ital tro. GUN bar en-
0nfel. Martin 9oluorien g&eis
Minneapolts.