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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

steam-yacht Of MI. Theodore Hostetter re-
ceiving the finishing touchea 1t is one Of
the most powerful boats Of its size on the
river. The capacity of its engine was sufi-
cient for harbor purposes, but Mr. Hostel
ter returned it to its makers to have .
larger propelling wheel put in, and for
other repairs, preparatory to long cruise
on internal waterways With the compile
tion of these repairs, the pretty craft will
have cost 81 900.
Accompanied by some guests, MI. Hos
letter intends to 60 to New Orleans on the
boat. If the weather permits they will
probably return aboard also. and if it does
not they will return by rail, leaving the
officers Of the boat to bring it back to Pitts
burg. It carries q regularly licensed engi-
neer and pilot, the latter being Captain
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

public what wonld become of the liberty OF
the subject? Besides, 1t is in the way OF
trade. And if passengers be decoyed in the
way of trade, and people be inconvenienced
In the way of trade, what man, who is a
sharp tradesman himself, shall say, 1--WE
must put stop to this?'
Impressed by the deep solemnity Of the
public announcement (being then ignor-
ant of the usages) was for hurrying on
board in a breathless state Immediately; but
receiving private and confidential informa-
tion that the boat would certainly not start
until Friday, April the First, we made our
selves very comfortable in the meanwhile
and went on board at noon that day.
Steamboat tricks, like steamboat bust
ness, are getting so scarce in these days of
railroads that it is refreshing to come across
one. L. E. STOFIEL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
CURLING TIE FORTUNE sEEKERA
An Amendment to ConfscAte All Man,
Property Over q Million.

An Amendment to Condscate An Mans
Property Over q Million.
Somebody is agitating the multi-mil-
llonaire question again and advocating tn .
adoption Of the following amendment to the
Constitution of the United States:
To preclude the right of private property
being carried to absurd inflnitude.
No citizen nor resident nor investor, in
any or all States, Territories or district,
comprising the United States, shall be.per-
mitted to possess, in all kinds of property,
an aggregate value of more than 81, ,00O 600;
which sum shall be the limit of private
property in any individual, joint-individual,
guardian, trustee, or other form or device of
private estate ownership. And whenever
and wherever such private ownership or
holding shall be found to exceed the limit
above named, the excess shall all be con-
demned as public nuisance and q public
peril, and be accordingly forfeited into the
United States Treasury. And the States,
ETC., shall, each and all, enforce this amend
ment by necessary or penal legislation:
failing which, Congress shall SO enforce it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
An Old River Trick Still Worked.

GAS soon as it's finished" he replied
An Old River Trick Still Worked
Farther down the wharf found another
new boat. o. larger build-a regularly
| sized packet I asked one of its officers
when it would start down river.
Tomorrow, SIR" he answered. eff you
have any freight you had better send 1t
down quick"
As walked leisurely up toward Water
street. he called after me: "We 60 to-mor-
row, sure-don't be left behind with your
freight
Three days after that saw this boat still
lying there. This time streamer hung
along its guards, reading: Starting to-
morrow, sure, for -" And still a
few days later beheld the steamer still
moored there.
laughed for thought the old, old steam
boat trick had long since been abandoned
In the early days of boating on the Ohio
river there were few packets that had regu-
lar days fixed at any of the ports for de-
parture, going on the principle of Sailing
for cork and market" as ships often do
In those early years steamboats, have been
known to lie at Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st.
Louis or New Orleans for five or six davs at
time with steam up and having all the ap-
pearance of immediate departure IF pas
sengers happened in sight an officer would
ring the bell violently, howl orders in
startling manner, while the smoke stacks
would suddenly belch forth clouds of smoke,
steam would hiss at the pipes. The pas
sengers would dash aboard, pay their pass
age-then learn that there vas plenty of
time. for them to take stroll up town.
Two Captains Who Were Famous.
Two or three conscienceIess CAPTAINS who
were In the trade in the '40's used to work
the big paddle-whcels of their boats to
bring freight and passengers to them with a
rush. One noted captain, nicknamed
"Ephraim Smooth" was in the habit of
pulling out his watch and saying: 'sIf you
are over half an hour away from the boat
you will be left" Still another riverman
won the sobriquet, "Two-and-a-Half, and
the Door Slides"
Charles Dickens, in his tour of the United
States in lS42, was almost victimized at
Pittsbu-g by these tricky steamboat mas
tiers. His account of the matter, as it ap-
pears In his famous American Notes." is
as follows:
Pittsburg is like Birmingham in England;
at least its townspeoplc say so.
We tarried here three days Our next point
was Cincinnati. and as this was steamboat
journey, and Western steamboats, USUALLY
blow up one or two week in the season. it
was advisable to collect opinions in refer
ence to the comparative safety of the yes.
sells bound that way, then living in the river.
One called the Messenger" was the best
recommended. She had been advertised to
start positively every day for q fortnight,
and had not gone yet, nor did. her captain
seem to have any very fixed intention on
the subject. But this is the custom; for II
the law were to bind down a free and inde-
pendent cinzen 70 Keep his word with the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
Poisoning by Electricity.
Electricity

Herr Kochler, of Berlin, recently made .
statement before the Bavarian Society of
Applied Chemistry, tha: during a visit to
the Strasburg Exhibition his attention had
been attracted to the remarkably beautiful
green color of some preserved beans In
quiry developed that during the boiling of
the vegetables in question in a copper YES
sci an electric current was passed through
the whole, the vessel itself acting as an
anode, and that in this way large quantities
of copper was carried into solution to which
the fine color was due.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
Origin of an Expression.

Sometimes these words are waited from
the lips of some defiant boy or girl-who,
by the way, may care great deal in spite
of this off-hand assertion to the contrary.
I one day heard the dear little school
ma'am explaining to the deacon that a ran
was counterfeit coin formerly used in Ire
land, as small change. 1t was the smallest
coin and one of the very least worth, and so
folk came to express their utter indifer-
ence to thing or q circumstance by ex-
claiming, IT don't care rapt"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
Three Great Physicians.

YOUTH Colnpanion.1
Some of the eminent physicians of Paris
were assembled about the deathbed of Dunn
oulin, the m ost celebrated doctor of his day.
To their expression of grief at the expected
loss to the profession, the dying man
answered.:
Gentlemen, shall leave behind me
three excellent doctors to supply my sb-
sence"
Being pressed to name them, as each man
expected to be included in the trio, he said:
"Water, Exercise and Diet"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
Baby Ruth Cleveland.. Play:hing..

Mrs. Cleveland's latest fancy is collecting
baby's playthings. She has a toy phono-
graph for little Ruth, the gift Of Thomas
Edison; 9 moving train of cars from the
mercantile wizard, Jay Gould; whole
stable full of ponies from Robert Bonner,
and q lot of dolls and dolls fancies from
Louis Tiffany.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

HE popularity OF
s t m yachts in
the harbor of Pitts.
burg has led their
wealthier owners
to enlarge the
scope of their use
fullness. On o
barge, at the foot
of Wood street, q
week or 20 ago,
might have been
-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

Tho price Of VOLTS Acme 8iaeking is
20c. bottle, and it is cheap at that. 1t
costs more to ELL bottle with Acme Black
ing than other liquid Dressings cost COM
plete for the market, including fancy boxes,
artistic shoppers, and other paraphernalia
We sell the Blacking-not the package.
Asft is our desire to sell ACME BLAcKINa
cheaper If possible, but find ourselves un.
able to do so owing to its present cost OF
making, we hold prize Of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

not with so much comfort and pleasure.
1 asked the man who was painting Mr..
Hostetter's yacht when it would start away
on its long cruise.
GA go, ~, ;t,, 6,;.b.l - h. ,.,Y{>A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

It costs 1oc. to find out what PIK-RoN il
and does. A whole page of information
could not give correct idea. Pik-Ron
is the name of the only paint which makes
plain white glass look like colored glass.
All retailers sell 1t.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
PITTSBURG'S YACHTS
Will Garry Their Owners Over 20,-
600 Miles of Inland Water.
THEODORE HOSTETTER'S BEAUTY.
It ID to Take Pleasure Party From the
Gas City to New Orleans.
TRICKS OF TIE OLD RIVER CAPTAINS

WRITTEN FOR THE prsrArcH.1
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
A FARMER RELEASED

FROM ENTIRE LOSS OF VOICE
Catarrhal Aphonis the Result sf Chronic
Catarrh.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
That Come to Disturb the Mind When
Tired Nature Seeks Its Rest
in Peaceful Sleep.
THE SCIENCE OF NIGHTMARES.
Predisposition to Insanity MAY Often Be
Discovered by the Character
Of the DreamA
BAD FOODS AND IRREGULAR LIFE.
Paper On an Interesting snhJect From the Learned
William A. Hammond
WRITTEN FOR THE prsrAroH,

ORBID dreams are 70
generally met with in
the course of disease,
ard especially in that
of the brain and nervous
system, that 1 never e1-
anime q patient without
questioning him closely
-. Tl =
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13

He demands that after his death his
children shall pierce bis heart with a pike
and fasten his corpse to the coffin SO that
his dead body, in the sleep of death, may
aot be able 10 follow the instinct of the liv-
ing body. The vukodlack is, moreover,
tribe, the judge, CT the poet. Through the
sadness which is due to the recollection of
his nocturnal life the rukodlack exhibits
the most generous and lovable traits of
character. 1t is only during his sleep,
when he is visited with his terrible dreams,
that he is a monster, digging up the dead
with his hands, feeding on their flesh, and
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
= On ftor fort gisrn beiorbrebes

- On for fort 8jsrn beiororebes
for Ct Nar Gase iiben pr. Grprcis meo
Refp Yorf Central 8anen til Ontario
8eah nnr Roheiter. timber 8eiien
iprrnste ben fit Bur % bespnbts at
rnmitere / Grpreisuosuen. Grpresas
senten ~forioanbt pluoielis siernem ID
rem 90 tcs fin 3ilfust paa 2ofcmoticet.
90 Sisrnen iao, at ben Dor Situdtios
mems Serrc, Iloa ben iitpffer aue aasier.
vi en- 9asie Sprobar ~fpripneoe ben liz
fsrit, % iom Gfterret noo ben Ell bel
Gel 1pbat. Gn &asie msb Silt ipreote
ben uouoer @ulpet, % en- bel Del Smgr
imurte ben poer fin forte Yelts. Ia
2oset fom til &oheIter, bleo Grpress
posnen eIterlaot paa et Sioeippr, inbtil
8ibruens Sppnrter fom % mootps ben.
- s 1862 bsoe | Baperlp, Sbio, 5
Bsrn al en- Sl~9stnins Of ben samle
brittle Statsmano W. 6. @labitone.
Genne bar III beIluttet at latte ct 0tins
oesm9rfe paa beres @rape.
= 5or no9le Ulcer iioen bsoe |
8rooflpn Stanbaro Oil Ma9naten
Charles 8ratt. Sans 9eitumente er lin
%aabnet; bet I~orfsier oper 20 Winioner
Dollars; beraf faar Yratts Snltitite
2 Milioner Dollars | 8ontant. 9ess
iornoen faar G%nitaltens DIRECTION
100000 | aontant. @nfen faar So
miliebiemmet, al rsrlig GienOum %
$4,000 ON Garet, iaa l9nse bun leper;
buert Barn Iaar $1,000 ON 9laret inbtil
Is Gar, bereiter $145O til bet 25be
gar os fra bet 25be til bet 30te @nr
s2050 ON Garet Os laa CIT itabis 5prss
gelie inbtil bet 4ooe Iar, ba SubtGss
terne pil belDbe fig til $4,000 on Garet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

be fsrtes inb Ipm onbet Sp9s mes
8aano os 29nfer ON !Srncrr os 5oo'
Der, os Sirieene, eler rettere be Stsn,
Tom bisie i~taffsls giloe uoftsbte ! fin
Gngit os 5ortuiplelie. a bjerte'flr'
rcnoe. De ffisnte life, at be Tube
operfsres fra ben enc Gier til en- anben
men be troeoe, at be ItufNe b~dlsbngses
paa auttionsblpffen. Seq i~tjpnner
@rnnbcn life, at jes uogeuIinOe bar
pnrct inoe | ben Slags Jprretnins
Wfen ben Sang Ian hi life Zig paa
3irsen, iom pi gjor III, og ben Gang
bar bet 10 2anoiens Stit," iagbe &iBbs
manoen, os loo 1aleu GLIDE ooer paa
andre Gmner.
Senere Tom pi imiolertio after til,
base til S~lapebanbelen, u9 ban i%urtalte
mig ba noset al Slaoebanoelens aQcr
alolte Siitorie, iaalebes iom ben lcper
| ben munotlise Sperleuerin9 ira 5aoer
til Son siennem flere SlRstleo, og lom
altiaa baterer fig fra Den forite Eib, oa
Nteip Orleans bleo bebpsget, mere ero
baloanbet Iarbunoreoe t%il6age:
Den fsrite Calming Slauer, fem
lanoeoe paa ameritanit 8runo, blep
fert fra Ifrifa al ct eH9ellf Glib.
~Gnslanoerne bapbe nemlis paa ben
3ib foloniieret Spo Carolina meo
aIrifanife Slaper, os benoenOte oeru9it
jim Spm9rfIombeo paa oenne tpnbts
befolfeoe Gsn. Der bar omfrins 1000
bplbe Menneifer, men bare ct Bar Suns
oreoe uouelise Splbater, Og 2anoiets
ningen al be 500 oiloe a~iritanife Ne9re
par life ubeu 5are. Smiolertib blep
Nesrene bnrtis iOl9t for 500 up til
$3.50; marfelis moi iol9tes ct anfer
&onjaf for $125.
9isie Nesre bleo re9ieret os Itpret
ifgl9e lpecielt for benz itreune 2ope, Der
/ ba9lis Gale er tienot wtoer Naonet
"Soartelopen". Nosle uf oisie 2ope
bar | Srus lise til Slutninsen al
8orserfrisen. 3en Slape, iOm ilos
i'm @ier eller noeen aiGierens 5amilie,
iaa at 8lobet flsb, bleu baust. De
Slauer, iom baobe pabnet Zig meb fore
Stotfe, fit Ell 3rast Brp9l at ben
5srite, Tom msbte bum paa 2anbeueien.
Seitetpoe blep i~trafiet oeo at faa Gierens
fulbe Napn brGnbt ino / Sfuloeren;
anoen Gangs 1pperi bleo %Itraifet meo
S~renoemGrfe paa besse Sfulbre, men
treble Gang blep ban bGnst. Gn
Ne9er MATTE altio ~forrette iOm ~pifentlis
Sgbbel, tanIfe nGrmelt ipr at forsse
8an9ren peb Strafien. 5pr ben minblte
nlpbisbeb funbe Gieren lagge Serns
fraoen paa Slapen, ps benne maatte
ban bore, iaalaHse bans oreoe Gier
ianbt for spbt. y
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

iii 100 Mil I Timen. 2sbcr man ito
/ Siosen, forcses Garen ! bsie'ts @rao.
Ieripm man er inoe | Suiet eler neoe
Il aialoeren, bpr man unosaa Citfioen;
for bpis Suiet sbelnsses, er bet ben
Sibe, ipm faar Masien al bet f%rliite
9rrpert oper fig.
s. s ct 9rabus er Sialoeren bet
~iifrelte Steo; men | ct Mturhensbus
er ben bet allerinrli9ite. S Ell esr,
Der or bDppis bjenisst al Gpeloner,
bsr man altib sjore fig en- 5propbntr9
/ ben peitlise Sioe al ajalbersu.
9enne 5oropbnins bsr b9re laa ltor,
at belle Samilien fau iaa goo Blaos.
Wien heller life bette er trpgt, meon,lits
bre Soroen ppenoper inpmnres % aIItts
peg peo itGrfe Sjelter.
9. Oct er bel p9rb at buife paa, at
tr9enIpmbelt Sp9nit9 fdit 9ISres laa
iterf, at ben fan itaa zig mob en- Gp'
clone paa bet Bunft, buor Stprfen er
ltsrit; beller life er bet muli9t at for
andre Gpclonens Sang peo at affpre
9anoner, elsr peb 8pramit. @nbnu
minore fan ben Ifjebneirungre Gin ipres
oes peb eleftrilte Ipparater. 2sitnant
6inlep iom bar fOreitaaet DC oioenIfdbes
lise unberig9eller, raaber 5amilier /
Spoueiten, bpor bisie Stprme oiteit
iorefOmmer, til at bps9e en- Gpclpnes
aiGloer os til at asiurere iiue 8D9nin
ger mob GDcluner | ct paalioell9t lsIus
ranceielifab.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

"Staia", Oct hilieniiite SprgrSifib,
fpm rpmte fra DC 5prereoe Staters ail'
toriteter / Gan 3ieso, Gal, antom Den
Ace os. til Squique, Chile, ppersap Jig
itror til CT 5oreneoe Staters Sri9sltib
% upIeperebe DC 5000 @eprrer ps Gm'
munitionen, BET bapbe taset omboro fra
Stnnnerten "&pbert & Minnie" ubens
for San 3ieeps Sapn. Oct bapoe in'
gen andre arissfOrraao Omboro. Oct
pil nj blipe brast tilbase til Gan 8ieso
for at itanoe til Rette for fin Opertrn'
belie al observation-disclosures. 8rissltibet
CHARLESTON" anfpm iantRe Dag til
Squiaue.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
IRA Maybimeton.
qossn iffe itrems mol. o5sner

Qopen lite hrfnB mol. @eiirral
Sames 81. G'8rien, osiiiterenoc Sno'
ponbrinssfcmmisirr / gaetp gcrf, bar
@aibirstcn iorlcSen for at raaSfcre iis
mss SinanSminilteren. Ten npe 5no'
pauerinoslrr, iagoC ban, bar soo 'aa
Ianst sen raj, men DC bar life niotrGt'
tenec mol, % uaite Scu9res plloe bltoe
reot iii at furauore ner. Ter maatte
eirres upsct for at itanSic Masleino'
panerineeu al dlminoeliae Irbeloere,
Der fprtrrneer Gmeritanernc, Iaa aor'
pp~rationer life bebpper at beiale Iaa
hrie 9puninaer. GrppS 2ooen MOB Sno'
panorins al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ino'rres
bpe en- Mrnaoe iaaSonne. %aprppratlos
ners Spipusmrno ienbes I'll europa for
at Ieie Grbeiberc; be ieuoer benz bib
minore Iioelirser, % bet CT p'te onil'
felist at TONNE paa Spor otter benz %
h~aanohrpe 9ppen. Gen. S'8rier trpr,
at grbeiSerioreninser flInbe uorette me-
GET / oerne SenIeenbe, bois De sloroe
fin IIiet, mar Slofte Of Snepanerere
tnacs / 5iencite al 9crporotipner, os
rnppOrtcre Soseu til gteip gort eler
@nlbinston. Zen uilbe ba blipe unoers
ipet, %, bpis bet inSen ct Iur funSe be-
piies, at De bar Observation-Disclosures, bible
be blipc ienbt tilbage til bet Steb,
bpprira De Tom.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
for "DeeoraBsBoiteu.-
Siot ONT Sornappcr 90
GDcIoner.

90 bet M laffer mob ben Si6, ba
GDclpnerne pleier at bjemis9e os, siucs
neoenfpr til 2eiernes beba9eli9e Nns
penoelie fplsenoe fortfatteoe Sammen.
oras at 5a9menbs nbtalelier. De
~ifriper Jig fra intet minore emo De 6or=
enebe Staters Sinh og 8eir Bureau,
lpm MI / bele tretten Iar bar granitet
bette Haturfanumen.
l.. Gpclpner fan | be Spreneoe Sta
ter optrrHc / 6oilfeniombelIt al garets
tolp Mtoa .leoer; men bet er bnppi9It /
Qpril, WaI sunni ps Suli, ba 9uften
neoe peb Sprbens SperHabe fan pnre
poloipntt ppbeoet, mebens ben bciere
op er sonite folb. Se fan optrnbe /
ale Ggne at 9nnbet, men be forefpms
mer bpppigit pGa be fore Sletter i
MeIemeS taterre; minbit bgppig, ia
man fan 9ierne iise ubpre iielone er Sc
/ 6%ieloe9nene.
2. GpclOner pptr9ber neiten altio
ont @itermiobn9en melem al. balo fire
% fem.
8, Oct gjennemiuitlige Intal al oisie
Storme er fpr De 5orenebe Staters
Sebtommenoe ct Sunoreoe % ler ps
ferti ON Garet.
A.. Se9nene paa, at Ell Cyclone err /
Inmarid, CT aloeles be iamme iom oeS
en- a~lminOelis 3orpeniturm, nemlig laut
ug ipnfenoe Barometer, ell intens trpfs
fenbe Seoe, @inbitile pg Nuiamling al
mprfe, truenoe StDer.
5. De Stpcr, ipm fer no til at "brp9se
paa" en- Cyclone, aniamles altio / &eit
eller Spopeit, % 9anr altio mob Noro
e(ler Norbeit. SpiS De bRrer 6are o9
8orperpelie i lit Sfiso, pil man mart
opbase en- oplolom 8ep9aelie miot inoe
| Wasien al De forte SfDer, meoeus
2uiten er blititiae os trpffenoe beo,
bpor Sasttaseren itaar. Snart bpres
imiolertio en- iorfGrpelis brglenoe Stsi,
og man ier ben traftfprmeoe SIN p9lte
fig irem meb frpstelis Sait.
6. s ct iaaoant 9ieblif ital a al
tib iBse Srelien peb at lsbe MOB Iorb-
peit. 9erium bu I. @r. bar Stprmcn
lise ! aniistet, iaa inn bent til Seire,
las Senene paa gaatfen % iprins alt,
ou sr goo for. gpclonen er itarfeit paa
ben ipblise Sibe. 9insen er unber
ale Smit9uotsbeber at Icnnme unba
geien fer ben sller at isse Eillust I'M
Der Soroen.
Z. Set bem9rfss uotrpiielis. at Der
alminoelieois er lib not til at nnb'
tpmme, bpis Solf taser bet rplist pa
life taber Satninsen.
Spis man lgber mob OF, pil man
sarlte iittert ps mart inpbeutes az Stor'
meu, iom saar meb en- Surti9bee al so
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Sen fsrite IL Spmmers Staal.

fanpn fabriferet / be 6urenebe Stater
blep furleoen Sag fulbt frrbis glries
nulet / @uteruine, Metp Yprt. Sen
ienotes til Sanop Suut for at prpues.
Oct er ben isrite fore StaaIfanpn fors
iarciset Der / 2anbet, % i 8rissbepartes
mentet imcbeiees Irspeu meo itpr Sn,
teresie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
aatarrb fan lite fnreres

NIB Is.eGs appIitaiioHsr. eo be itfs fan uaa sabst for
Spsbemmsu. Gainrrb Ct en- sioss tntI tsniituiionat
Spsssm. % iet at tanas fnrus ben. mac naR iast ines
pertss gsblr. Halls Ca,srh Cure tas,s iueoerts;
% oirisr sirtiis paa sisssi % S~iimepaaaesn. Halls
Cstaua Cure % ins Hessi pumtussgaeeidu. Get
sar ! aarspss enbsiaiti al en- al be bsets sasr sanbst.
% q q rssnlari Jssstsin. Ta 81 i~aHmsniai al be
bssa fisHsit toHta. iereaa NIB be btbht Siebrenir,,
% pirsu strsitt pea siimsUsThabsn. Dsnns i~Otiriniias
ssmbiHaii0a al BE- TO esiansSsis II bet, Ism bspirtsr
~iaaseHns pibunesriiss ga,aubs RUIZ. Ssus tttsr Ietts
nonla, sraiis.
Is. gsensp & 90. asIteS. q.
saiss bos 1rassiiiu, 70 Gents. (Suni.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Yreibent Sarriipn bar beitemt fig

YreIoent Sarriion bar beitemt fig
til life at ubneune be npe 9iitritts.
bpmmere iprenb December Maaneb,
naar aunsresfn ianles. Sun flyer, al
ban life enbnu bar truHet uoset @als.
Greiibenten bar antpoet, at pplitiif Snb'
fIpoelie life bill bare nusen 9etpbnins /
Salset al bisie 8pmmere. Gan pil uos
nnpne be ulIerbepite Suriiter, ban fan
ian, til at puertase oisie uistise 9um'
merembeber.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
g~shTerenSe IinansminiIter g,ettle.

tpn beurorebe | 9orscaes TO Stalienere
ps en- Spenife ienbte tilbase til beres
Siemlanoe. 9isie Snbuanorere anfom
til be Sprenebe Stpter / Sanuar, men
be er iiben blepne en- pffentlis gprbe,
% iislse ben npe Snbpanorinsslpu fan
be ienoes tilbase paa bet 3ampifibs
Sefpitnins, ipm braste benz bib. 9ette
er fsrite Sang beune 8eitemmelie al ben
,ipe 2pp er anoenbt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Treiioent 6arriiou bar paret Nib
mpb &pbert Sisel, en- Ssn al General
Sisel. Gan bleu for ct Iarstib bpmt
til 6 Nurs 9ustbusitraf for &enIious.
beoraserier. &reiipeuten bar MI reous
ceret penue Straf til 2 sar % 8 Maas
neoer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

sc MpertiSiementet ON Spmal''ns.
| nrite g9umer. Gn Walfine llaa w.
fees Tom en- prrstis @aps I'll VAr"
Wpbey eQer Ootter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

llbenrissminiIter Blaine er meeet
beore. San er M reiit I'll Bar Sarbor,
Me.. boor ban bIir til no paa Connie
rem.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Ser8eanten: "Spab sisr pu / iii
faloe al, of on bIiOer foruretlct At N
Sperpronet?"
SOloatsn: "Ses tlaser".
serseanten: "Stistis. 90 iaa".
SOloaten: "Ses t%suiicr, bpab jea
bar iast".
Serasanten: "Suot. Ds iaap"
Sploateu; "Saa blir lea Itrasieta.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
st nemt Snflnen3atiliGlbe.

st ilemt SnfiuenSatilfGloe. &a.
ttenten: Sar 8ptturen ~nuseniinoe tbs
lisere bebanplet ct iaa Nemt 9ilielbe
Of Sniluen5a?
9oftoreu: So, ct - bet bar en-
Sanoelsasent.
9atienten: Tpoe ban?
9oftoren: "gaei, ban reiite, - uben
at beiale 29ssbpnpraret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Mibtpinters. Sruen: "3e beitils
fer 10 intet anbet belle 3asen END at
rrsre mig nu".
Susbolberifen. "Sa, men 9asene
sr 10 iaa forte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Gn 2ierliabeosieeme. San In

Gn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sau (meb
@eseiitrins) J: &c, GID ies altib funbe
bplbe bisie imaa Sanber ! mine!"
Gun: "Spab pilbe bet nptte gem
til?"
Dan: "5or at De life mere ituloe
- ipiae Yiano!"