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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

fes al snd am ct ns RGn H
ss @ S 6snss y ia. small 4ael lot steady by
Win s5a12 70 FOR domestic @ and foreign god ID
oa& % for and grain c gal pS ag2
2re' market at firm IN and Dps fa active With City
quoted e ,ce Sn Gq G Il 2fy
b6 choice article Cream Tartar remains % at Ss old
q 6Sds2 O5 for we:t5Ta and e e59s2o IS :. for
BsaS TOa quiet quoted 2s$9c and asom Peru
c9tsS Is deaft has Increased sale; quoted az
S icas2 To- oil Pennytoya 4oasI 50 foreign Gam
bier quoted at 4.95c anoat Glycens Is quoted steady
% oE ese nS fo6 1%H po
HS at so for m d Sc S long pns
facturers 4Sc in bbls and 44e in cases.
FOREIGN DRIED FRUITs-so far the mail orders
from h ss9 & SIn naTs Ss enable
@dH when 'T new goods WIN soundan
ta @s ss0 In vsrs ' from Closing prices follow
tas sss s'n e sihh London
H. 5HTn IN s o. 1893 . Da cases ra SG
TaS.i 'n Fss peel sa2 o a. Ss sGa FFn a.
90 S' 81; p SH Sfsni s Sass
do S.r S &c c sa d sae g.
sicily, sheed 2sc do Valencia. sheed 29aSoe do Jor-
Tiiasc; do GrenobIe 1Oac do Marriott size FIiberts,
MS Sty Sah packages ss9e Ta SS FAKE
$40 medium pearl GIG; me Pea5 sec Sago German,
~ :55asii. '''-i'''
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-A sharp advance in Lemons
the past restricted the buying to moderate quant
ties but supplies small and market cloied firm.
Lemon as IN s s%s G "H
SS 99 GS c9 $685. do 90 2o s. de- vent
4Z0s, =; do Jamaica rspaeEed, 50 99GsGj Bananas
't run 81 20 scG do SaS Ria S%coanut' baeoa
do ~ AnaTfs nm 40 o, Sa acp T. not sufficiently t IN
AFFECT values which remain on firm basis Goldfish IS
wegIsn no Nh quoted at s26ds2S so per Dbl BOat
81 30; "a 10 e sIOoSii 20 40 do s94 qs25 Cod
George 80 s72ds7 Bank SO 2jae6 so BOnees Georges
IL G9 &C., pr Ic a and seda is%e SSrred HIRING
and 49, Yslt w I9oP s. So rise n
wheat there Tas HTG fair b o R for export and
aet s G't th wet Sd and low sodes for England BSt
tc subsequent [eae9n 10 tf .aang fsS brought Rlo
70 the business reported here here were naafN 1000
y anee through 70 the United Kingdom SALES 2G; 400
s3~ g BIZ ilOS 2@s s . d 5'G 9 8 g:
aps y M Nj G Se Do, Is IS pSt S 80 &
ss IS G& y onsy 70 choice af any
g s. sSras What iS low S. To
S5as 80 clear - fnGs 20 Eye laiAt9sss - 400
ordinary % choice o. I1dS5 80 fancy % 5oas g. su.
eas and q T sSss Close. S%t TSfni
FLOUR-Generally steady. with rather life the
trading. Sales, 2,400 bbls including Shipping grades.
e 05a$i rs Trade and Family EStIes - 1885, 10:
as5 % .-....-... BrCKwHEAT FLorR-sow; quoted at
81 75Gs2 ...... BUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Nominal.........
CoRNMEAL~s:esdy and fairly active. yellow Western
quoted SO 1898 IS and BIsndywne at - so. Sales
500 bbs, Including 800 bbs Rrandywine
nervous for brief period during ,oda!s session This
wa esTeoisy true at the opening and for about hour
thereafter The start showed rise OF nc the most
active months after which there was further gain Of
a.dc. Tor Instance. December OIeDed AZ 81 OF and
rally 70 ~ 0Ss May. which STATED ~ ell 1872, sold
that there would BE- session at Chicago tomorrow
"wednesday owing 10 the unwilling 81 the Grant statue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

Receipts Tie week. 1854 pkgs. Exports Tor week,
2JSf Toward the clO-c ~ the week inc atbC DesU
feel the Ell Of lighter receipt ana cooler weather ana
q slightly st adler tone Noticeable ON the OFCJ5i
GRADES since then tie tendency ha, been upward on all
table feeling Is quite strong &c the Close
Western markets. reported higher and the c0npltoh
20 se fresh goods t. strong that further aaNance
l. unite prCbibc. The make materially reduced ~
the recenu dfOuh, and IL Is hardly likely that we sh1
have any Increase in the supply until there = COT
weather compel farmers to house ana eed tnelr
so,k. At the present writing trade here Is not sete
Tut d. raud enough tO absorb current rece Pts anu
with continued cool weather buyers VII undou6teoy Ha
mo~e stock. state Oe'ncrr pail, hlt nave Dec,
held time strictly fancy are SLOW ~
from 24c but fresh lots OF extra quality are
rather salsbe and bring 25c, occasionally iScCon
more state creamery. In tubs, Is selling Mt oaSoc Tor
Test lots. Extra Western had some sales this nlofnn2
at 25c but Iter In tie day the price was put 70 2Oc
enough business at that to fully establish the quo
tat'On High grade doing little better, but
there IS good deal Of fresh stock here that sellers are
trying find OutieJ for NJ lSd23c More inquiry I0r
fine June creamery with sales at 2ld22c BULK OF SOCK
IN worth about lSaoOc. Not much doing III sac
dairy very OF desirable quaty ana IL
has been for the southern trade TO use many
buyers would pay good price for nice lots Scarcely any
western dairy arriving fresh factory has some eau
at i5c June goods also I'm better demand snd frner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending october 9, 1901
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the weekBeans 300 pkgs pea yo1o
ImportsOto bags beans small ots Of 81 new o
pea are more plenty, quiet and lower; % 10 Obtained
only Jobbing way. Medium HUE steamer s ua UNI
nc hut the arc exceeding 81 10 in wholesale
way Export orders taking all the Red Kidney In
iris week will be lover Old beans OF all
Kinds are very dull and the price Is matter OF secondary
ration California Lima slow AID weak. Foreign
bc11s lower and dull Green peas have had sufficient
export demand 20 take moderate receipts and prices
hoid Scotch only local trade anu arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

''''' POTATOES AND VEGEIABLES' ,,,,
Receipts Of Irish potatoes are h,s s,ock shows son,
mSroyecnt Prices unchanged the eSiz OF .ns 800
lots reaching 81 % in large way Los as ~ sweet "a
V Xii and lower fancy south jersey soes
boIds steady Onions hrm Inder mocSfs s,tes rs
hnino nuaIitv Calfornians doing little PETER LLs
lam scarce and higher. Green corn dun anu .st
Russia h rnips lower. Other vceeables "i'n'u' n@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
Ordinary
STAINED
Good Ordi,orv 613.1e Low Niddlnp ..... 7 8
Strict Good ordinary @ ZIG MiddIinc ......... Sls

The option market developed moderate degree OF
ivity, nd though somewhat unsettled az times, the
changes frequent those noted In our as
There also little OF that nervousness when
characterized yesterdays dealings At the outset he
bears had advantage being aided by weaker LIVER
pool accounts. Opening sales showed a decline OF lg2
POINTS Liverpool however closed with more stead
ness further talk Of cold weather, when
frightened the shorts" The result was general I'M
movement and final nrcres indicated rise Of 4d6
nonts over Yesterday Sales, &c, 700 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-pRIED.

Reeelpts for week, o,,oi pkes. Imports i;SI2 pkgs
they sold that making further
all grades Most weakness Is shown prime and lower
qualities which comprise large share OF the offerings
Southern sundred sliced continue dun and weak Coarse.
cut Offering freely and tendency downward Cores
and neglected Chops have inquiry and hold
steady Small lots OF Delaware evsporaed peeled peaches
sold at 1Sc dried peeled quiet 40 7dl0c. Raspber,
res and cherries easier. HuckleDerres scarce and
wanted Blackberries slow California fruits moving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

THE ELEVATED ROAD CHANGES IT'S TACTICS
The counsel for the elevated railroad seem 10 nave
changed their tactics recently about the way in which
he suits for damages brought by property owners are
10 he tried Up 10 this time most of them nave been
tried by commissioners or before Judge III the equity
narts ~ fhe cnurts Now the cOmpaDy's counsel
want a Jury trial 10 determine certain questions III
each case and then trial before Judge TO hnsh up
the suit. on the Special Term calendar Oh Ile ou
nr.me Court there are A5S such cases When ule
first one was called by Judge Beach yesterday JuHeh
r. Davies asked for adjournment untll hfl9aS 70
iIov a motion 10 be argued before Judge O'Brien i'll
Chambers. This motion Is for jury trial, under w
act OF the Legislature which was passed AT TIC i"S'
session. The adjournment was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

Receipts for the week 3G,llI boxes Exports Il, t25
The buying foreign account has been neither
general large and the home trade has remained very
quiet but with moderate receipts und high country cost
he fancy cheese have been held with lrmness
Buyers have looked September dates and have been
critical about quality that IL has been difficult get top
quotations except for faTore combinations Oswegos etc
these are closing fairly o34c, with leC made
u q few exceptional fancy single factories were
nicult to place 91ic. II is anything but salts
factory market, and the comparatively small volume Of
business means steady addition to the stock IN store
undated August cheese work with Septmbers but
q rus fancy August sell 95sa92c. and fair to fine
parcels at Si2H9i4c. lots small size full
hCd up 9aOc some Of the choicest small size part
sims 7l2d13,c but large sizes have had little
dns that prices fell 2da,c per 10. No demand for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

nu1LpING MATERIAL-Brick is forwarded .n In
os5, ssi Ia sRd in s sT
TeE qge'ff . a $. SS ssss5 p Pale
Cement gocas per Dbl a Ame FSssh PO Poind e $50
s. 30 Rockland Common Lime 9Oc per Dbl ana 90 ~ i5g
ing, 81 St Johns Common L aosc o ner bush Cattle
CHICoRYIn fair demand at steady PRICES as OGTs
G GeES y 9 1sy Ps Brothers English saHusio os
CoCoAIs without quOabeo change ouI ai5c Trim.
dad dad i istg GuayaqaI iSal4ac.
CooPERAGE sTocKFair general m9VG hssds Quoted
sSgs5 % Sno ok sS S1S %:s5u
% tess %SSJ. D e e.
$685. s$s al f ig fsst. H s2s. ''"
Of lilo and prices remain nominal no q, SSt REQUEST
Sales 400 bags ssSSna private IL IL wa o t6 Gay
a %nrS S Went one oa With 3
with excitement ForegnerS c we Sammerna by The
1Si ana All t the cables we're decidedly weaker aGd
ss DroR z: & Ta francs. i''SSdE Hamburg d!DDPS
I'D a pig dS sSSg, Sy 5ls 81 No1Smbs
cem9 51s January 5Gs 80 a,s 6 Scs CO 500 bag
good second 40 Rllos G change R5S Sias2
Is ags receipts in Rio e S oGS ZOO rio E crsDees
Europe 5000 bags $4,000 OaFs o Go E 6sas
. srSy Stock SaG' Sqls sPSd
santos Sgu1a GS1 IS bsFs
Santos shipments Europ; during Sepemppssra, 300
oS9 bao sape line 1880 767 coo bags same time 1852
Kos 600 bags Receipts at Santos July to OCTOBER D.
1871 600 bags time 1890, $4,000 bags same
sales showed break 2ods5 points bat the pressure
10 sell became greater and the close was iOdoV pony
below tho final OF Yesterday sales, $1,000 bags
ing october 1l4oall5c NovGmbe9 100 pcby
ary O65d1O7Oe; March, 10Godl015c ana ~ Nay aoS
1O6jdl0 75c; closing follows January, 1880
FEBRUARY 10 4OdlOj0c; March, 105Odl06Oc Apnl,
10 55di065c May Csc Ocoher II zoe
N0yember 1OjOdl0 soc December, 1O.50dlO war
house deliveries since october 1891 New-for6 S5Io
bags Baltimore, 1915 bags; Neworeans, 1908 bags
total, Al 020 bags.
COTTON-There change in the spot market
to-day and trading continued slow. Sales l62 bales
Tor consumption. The receipts at ports were 3D. III Des
aqainst 45.4Sl last week and 5v,G5S Q week AGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

against the Somehow Rubber Comb aud Novelty COM
many from a Jury before Judge smith, In the supreme
Court Circuit, yesterday The complaint was bascu
upOn note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
sIiNnRIES

>,,-rc poanuts steady al 3sd4c for fancy handpckd
sbced 1rn quoted FAC for Spanish no otc iSr q,
No ? 6a04c Tor extra large Eirelna ana 'o%i o ns
bastnuts feli to $3ds3 so, but hsve recovered 70
"a 5Ods5 under lighter receipts 49,, ,,.h, W. ouo,.
HONEY-ReceiTts liberal and demand gh] we o geo.e
,snn} ia . ~ hoxes at d14c. Extracted dull az ed
70 To- White and 0.d6c for amber southern extracted
GOdG5c per gallon. $780, ~. .-zo-,.
GiXSFNG- Ouieter: Northern and western quol"u ~
% I5Es3 90 and southern at - Goa 80 80 ger n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

Peaches y. G.. peeled, 1891, choice. "a
Peaches Southern peeled 1891. coaIn0n 70 prime ga
RssppSerTies svn'dred 1891, per 1o-........Y iii
Cherries 1891, yer n..''' -............,..... %
Blackberrlcs 1891, per n -''- S2a
Aprieots California, 1891 Doaes, per D.'".''. glQ
Aprlcots California, 1891, bags, per b-......s.
HOPS.
Receipts for week, 29i1 bales exports 6Sl bales In
ports bales. Exporters have been far c1yers In The In
teror and the developed there has been reelected
hcre 10 some Choice '9 hops either state or Pa
cinc Coast advanced 10 Ice and common 70 prime
Iaz3f5c. bought cautiously, and yea
tbev have shown a disposition stock little
freely particularly when very desirable eooos have been
ofered them YeaFnRs in light stock, Dut nave less
demand and barely hold their own In price LONDON adj
Vices are quite frm with free movement reported In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
q l10.J %,
- MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily average receipts az milk ana cream az ne u
rorent rafoad distributing POINTS IN and near he S iGi
G ,vesF have born follows: Eric, 1858 cans ot hlA
@ en- NJ condensed milk and l63 cans OF cream eus
1ebsnna 3s4 can OF milk aud 40 cans oil cream rem
tu'r5,nia oughkeepse and Boston, - cans OF ElA
LscSawinna 1920 cans Of milk atd I'D S can, OF Gfe'ss
@ ~ condensed milk and 10 cans OF cream New-1 YORK
CIV and Northern 1915 cans OF mix N9w,n1nen 9 iaa
Iss.srS 9o5 can. OF milk: ontario and western -l50
cans OF milk and l25 o. ream Wet snor 80 az az
OF MN III md - cans Of cream; aud by scelaneous
Snrt ronns 500 Of milk and 30 cans 81 cream an
snort M sunpy has been II $50 cans Of milk, =
ans OF Of condemned mix and 1913 cans Of crap. me
sSs 49, ,aid for tho surplus on the platforms ma
aSease a Of 40 ou,r:s The MIX Exchange price io
~ obor Is cents to the producer or cent quan
@ tba Was obtained by the i3rmers last October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
/, OoAe5 per ~
!, bags, per d..
HOPS.
no,,rrpv Avn GAME.

Tho sunnlv OF live poultry the Jewish New Year hoi
day which occurred on October Wa ,ns hs pa
we'll ON weighing stock considering the supply oos aas1
and geese badly demorslizsd n,ssr bossy I
october H. prices higher and Arm fSr 81 .oS
,9o sncks and geese arc salsbe and bring out
side quotations. ,. so..od rouItrv made a sliss.
advance following last report prices lo .s Win na
Food clearance So this week prices nav w., w.
sustaned under moderate receipts ana .ne y, W,.
scsded chickens are mainly at se few sss b b51Ss
closely selected reaching 14c and dry plckeo az yln5ns
iaS13c as TO size and quality Dry picked lows eo.s
nrm at 11c and scalded &C Od COCKS ,s"s ~
y each but lighter weights thin sony f,ne gre s r
and fancy small broller but medium weights are
slow choice spring ducks :tesdy 9qoa Doo ns, ana
.uch sell AZ low and uncertain prices there - "a, a
mand for prime, sound lots o. , al k'nu' anu ~ WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

Receipts FOR week $50 hbs and 80, 400 There
has very steady market for fine fresh during
past week Receipts have increased, but OF very
irregular quality, containing ice-house goods many
mixed held and fresh and oly few fancy lots suitable
for the class Of There are exceptional marks
which slight premium above quotations, but
for average prime fresh gathered Western 2l2c is the
ruling price and Claer goo downward, about the
OF the icehOuse stock selling az lSdHOe Receipts
Canadian continue IN some quantity but these are
mostly more less held, and hne enough TO
exceed price OF Western lots have to go down
70 zoe and few even lower. LINED have appeared IN
some quantity but hardly enough has been done yet
fairly establish values; 1t Is thought some movement
be ELECTED at l9c small pedding sales have been
made a shade above that price. -.
state and Pennsylvania. fresh gathered fancy p
Canadian, fresh gathered, fancy 81 a0
Western fresh gathered fancy d2l5
Western, fire.. h-gathered. good TO prime. -.-2l a.
Western, icehouse good prime Is 2d2O
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRESH.
The arrivals OF apples have fallen of considerably owing
to the Very low prices recently ruling the bulk Of the
ttck and accunuatlons have been worked out closer
man for some time past There Is FREQ export move
ment and for strictly choice grades the market shows
some advances closing firm. lcehouse Bartlett pears
are OF Irregular quality and largely too ripe and SOFT
fancy sound lots bring pretty good prices, but poor
qualities have to go comparatively low Other good table
Varieties OF pears doing BETTER but there Is little im
pTovement In common kinds and qualities Plums are
scarce receipts confined 20 Damson and German prunes
for which there Is "a moderate demand Peaches
In lighter supply and choice lots sell very well at full
prices but most the receipts OF small sized fruit
and such moves slowly. Western New York Delaware
ana Niagara grapes have advanced under lighter
GENTS Concord plenty, aud consumpNe demand
LIGHT but pr,ces sustained by fair demand from wine
makers Cranberres stiGened little foIowing our last
aFer arrivals are anticipated and there is little prospect
tltf,,d lat
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-10
CHARLESTOWN CIRCLE.

The December Chautauquan says: members of
'94 who read last year of the c. L. S. c. work be.
gun in the prison at Charlestown, Mass, will be
interested in the following letter received in
October from Chaplain Barnes: L purchased six
sets of books and magazines last year and let
twelve of our boys take them for reading and
study. got permission for these prisoners to meet
twice week when the evenings were long. for an
hour each evening, and when the evenings were
short three times week-thrty to forty. five
minutes each night for the question exercises etc.
The twelve read the course through. 1 have this
fall repeated the effort taking six and mag
azines, and twelve men are well at the course for
the present year. One "sx' is the same as last
year. The influence of the reading has been ex.
cellent to the men as an awakening and an inspi-
ration which has done much to change lines of
thought and habits of reading for the good of
many besides Themselves
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-10

hand, it will be remembered that during riot in
the streets of Pars-of which Napoleon was an
eye witness-he remarked that "a good round of
canister would soon dispense these rebels and be a
lesson to the maddened mob" words to that
effect.
Here see two men. who we're destined to &C.
cupy prominent place in the histories of their
respective countries. at the very dawn of their
career giving unmistakable evidence of what
their future course through life would be. by
their fruits ye shall know them"
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-10
Some Ancient Notions.


The queer beliefs superstitions. etc., given be.
low have been culled from the works of Mizaldus,
Minus Galen. Arnoldus. Africanus and others.
Some of these works classed among the rarest
photographed treasures. says the st. Louis
Republics:
The blood of white hen smeared all over the
face that is full of freckles and let alone until
be dry. and then wiped of clean, taketh away the
freckles and spots.
An excellent cure for the govt is to take young
puppy. all of one color if you get such one.
and cut him in two pieces through the back while
alive. and lay the hot end to the greved place.
The hoofs and fore feet of COW. dried and
and taken any way, are excellent against a cough;
if burnt, the smoke OF them will drive away mice
If your bleeds on the left side. crush the
little figure of the right hand. and for the other
side do the opposite.
Al egg that is laid on Thursday. the white being
emptied out and the empty place being filled with
salt and gently roasted by the fire. will cure
cankered teeth and kill the worms which eat the
teeth.
Cantharides wrapped in spiders web and hang
ed over him who is suffering with quartane ague
perfectly cures him.
To draw a tooth without paine: Fill an earthen
crucible with emmets, ants, eggs and all, and
when you have burned them keep the ashes with
which. if you touch the tooth, it will drop out
The little bone of the knee joint Of q hare's
hind leg doth presently help the cramps if you dc
but touch the the grieved place with it.
Take great overgrown toad and tie her up in 8
leather bag pricked full of holes and put bag and
all in ant hill. The ants will eat away all he1
flesh; then you can find a stone of marvellous vir
tue. If man be poisoned this stone will draw al
the poison to it presently if he be stung or bitter
by an adder. by touching it with this stone bott
pain and swelling will presently cease.
Jet as well as amber, if hung about ones neck
is profitable against the distilation of phlegm ir
the throat and lungs.
IT a man hath the dropsy, stand him up to his
neck in sand by the seaside on hot day and the
sand will draw up all the water and cure th<
disease.
stone called granite. if worn in bag at the
neck. strengthens the heart but it is said to hur
| the brain.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-10

AS no roads are so rough as those that
have just been mended, so no sinners are so
intolerant as those who have Just turned
SaintS.-TeXaS SiftingS.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-10

Tough Waiter: What dyer want? Give
it name.
Timed Diner: Soft boiled eggs, please.
Tough Waiter (shrieks to cook: Two
eggs. Have 'em loose. Minneapolis Jour-
nal.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-10

In order to make both ends meet" some
folks have to hustle round like dog chas-
ing his own tail.-Puck.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
SeifDt DIN 6clbrco.

Suloe os 6u9tisbeo iprenet bar Ell
lsuenoe Sirfnin9 paa 2e9emets Srga.
ner, % 6orOGielieu fore9aar lan9Iom,
mere ON Binteren eno ON Soften. Get
lamme CT ueiaa 1iliRibe meo De oiiuns
brenoe 5unttiOner. Waeen er pite Ilop,
us Suoens Yorer aiiOnbrer fuu Tibet
Materie paa benne aarstio. Spltemet
iurlanger berfor aiionorine, ligeleoes
Rensniitg % Resulering; bet ~iitreite os
beolte Ntiboel, baabe iom 9unif % OF
t%eratip, lOm fan BRIGGS for bisie Zies
meb, er Soitetter's Stoma6 8itters.
Berloner, iom bar pnItet at unbgaa BE-
rbeumatiite Sribninser, bpspeptiite
9paler, imertciuloc 5uritprrelier / Wias
ben, GalDelpsopmme, Aeruelp9ftelIer,
iom er iaa almiuoeli9e paa benne 9(ars>
tib, pit gisre pel at itprfe Spitemet
meo oenne berDmte pegetabilite Mapes
mebicin us Stprtemiobel. Oct iorgser
Ippetitcn, itprfer Mauen, ppliper Gin,
bet % iprnDer belle Spitemet.
(Gpril).
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
On refolut Iiae

CT aittie Sobniun. en- laHolia Stjpnbeo,
Der for iaa Ta9e iiosn meo tin Glitsoe
beaau ie omboro pna Ell camper i Son
bon, Der ifuloe briuge u%ounnorere ouer
til amerita. 3 ben npe 8eroen piloe
4nrret giite ia. gun 6eiao en- tontaut
6prmue paa $50 2itrl., iom BUN bauoe
betroet Sapteineu at 9iemme. Neppe
bar garret tommeu ombOro pna SGis
bet, fsr Nruo9ummen iOrlan9te at faa
iat ! 3en9ene; men bun bar tlO9ere,
sno iOm iaa. Saa iaSoe ban meo ct
tolot Smil 6arpel til benoe, oenote ON
% gif ilano. Zen 5orlabie traaote
ben til R9linssn os iprans - life /
Banoet, men bolot Ell Gale til be peo
Stibet foriamlebe % lpur9te, ON life
en- al be tiliteoeu9reube un9e W9no
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