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Real Estate Transfers.

Ler: ;oe No,'h "a AZ so.oo; job.
fsss ass E o tIsa a 4sso.
same ist prop e Nm P.st 10 L.ur. c.u!dx.i ,aoS
.sa Ss 70 .pr. fi Heav
(, 8 T.sil ;R 1f7p ssS
4oh 81 /: 16i ioih Az 3Sxsse john De;ei
roI.s, na ave .v rs iss,i : as1ioo Icui. Mas:
r:;.:. s:: :"a % vie = Sf'is; as1 george
sos :: to e.!a.'Gs H:ny Mead and Wit: 10
Sd .R .easas eof sssi st is;1i; osr. LuSrei :i
s.R: eF:H e. t3g'; 81 .qsr''F to Madeline
's tcei burn 70 sisnaaa Ls.rbaIssr ...:'' @ 1900
sam. s:op PA s:sss: Slf sSn:il TO 81 nary: ire.
7,s. ao:0':1 g 81 a.i.on .v a51ioaa Daniel
Hsnnsy q Waldsma. C.sPsry. 7Aooo
n.hossy and vi: 20 Isaac slumsn.6al..:..s $4,000
ks:: :na s.asl: < Via . Eis won iss' ES.s'
cess.i.niii ~ : iSsd 81 ia ilioo: Nat ~
ana ~; ia g xsrI
,ss ss' i. s':'n. "a. ~ s.d:ss "a 0
,ssss S: :. = isov Isd;:n ~. iasIsS ii; :xn: ~
,ss,s Il 81 !: iiaa H.di:os; ~ issIisai; ~
same 10 sans ;;.,;:.:..:..;.;,;s 10 TOO
70 same MIO
RsooRpsp hoxfeAoEa
BlumsnthsL Isaac to RI hshonsy. . ist aH
coessa M A.i,h.v TO i;G Hyatt io5iSi 81, 49,
Hsa%:n u All.s e fremont ssiiSal :ad Loan 5000
HnS!S ns Sc.sR:s ssR: e :s%i 10. ~ map c.ne as
l::is;: !; e: .s;:s.:s s';'ss: ..s::s
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BHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
s:
MU - Leave foot OF Cortands o. Dee
IMNoA brossss st Z e,iO s:2l and II 4 ~
|EINN !. $500 $50 6ilO. and7PM
fhs picturesque route between New
YORK and Kaston Bethlehem. Allen
town. Pottsvills kauoh Chunk. wilkes.
barre fittssou, Scranton, Ithaca, Geneva wsvsriv.
watkins Glen, ElmirA Rochester. Ba6alo Niagara
Fails. Toronto, Detroit
CHICAGO ST. LOUIS and ALL POINTS wEsL
Tickets aud sleeping berths b secured the
General Essssra once as Broadway, OF iso East i2ssA
street
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ezfnxnffxL
Investments !! s'tJm1
PAYING REGULAR MONTHLY
DIVIDENDS. s.
The Colorado Mining
Investment Co.,
JAMES GIlFILLAM, Treasurer
fEx-Treaa, U. 81.

IEx.IreaN U. SAB =. .
Offers - the iavesus psbio phasss IN hish elisa ds
vsioped dividsndpayins ninss only, paying from 10
per cent 10 i6 Per cent. annually The dividssds
paid from this once In montfdy payasnn win HON.
Esf. CONSERVATIVE NANAGEMENT no business
enterprise IL a. SAFE OF PRoYfrABLB a. mining for
the prssious mstaia Twelve per cent can BE- realized
from such investments with safety and certainty
than per cent can BE- obtained from railway and
ether Industrial sutsrprssa
Shares In the famous
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nELAwARE, LAcKAwANNA AND WBsrHlN
- RAILROAD.

fof Water Gap stroudsbnrR Scranton. BtnshamtoE
stis. shsr6urns Wsssrviiis Riesasd sprinss, tsiss
~ aorr,A Gresns oxford Norwich. Cortland, syra.
Scranton vith trains for pittaton. wiz kssbsrre Dams
for the West
7:2o A. u N-Binshsmton Mai. via Boontoa.
N.-Bnghamton and EImra Express for WatS9
Gap stroudsourg, scranton OweEo wavsriy. 20. Cos,
and Wi!kssbarrA
t:lo r. A.-scfanton. wntesbarrs. and Plymouth Ks.
7:so n. M.ilyh-Bunale Limited Express via Pat.
srton. for StroudshurG scranton. BnRhamton OWegA
Msysry Elmira Corning Bath, Wayland. DansviiiS
NJ hc.rt. 4c.. arriving At Bunalo 7:sO A. u
3 4. u. (dAly)-Bu6alo Utica and OsWsgo ExpFsoD
for ssrGyd'sSurs Scranton ginshsI.on Gortsnd SIC
Hatefviis Ktchned sprinx. 1c- and ali points thS
bunAo division. Connects with trains for the West
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'Hnii 'insi sales compare with those Of yesterday

Government bonds steady at unchsnged quo:
tationa hallway bonds nrm. but without
sIociaI feature The moro Important net ad-
yances we're in Atchison incomes. ~ cent.
LOOK: Louisville. New Albany. aud Chicago
consols, AZ. to 80. and Wabash Eds. X cent.
to TAX.
In bank stocks 80 shares Of Bank of Com
merco sold at 1913, % shares Of Chatha am at AL.
and 20 shares Of Western National at lOOh.
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold at 99hG89k. Bar sIlver In London. As 6-l6d.
y ounca
Money on call. axes = cent Time money,
4k95 cent. according to period. on good
mixed collateral. The market for commercial
paper L LITTLE more active P.tmS @s endorsed %
end rrst-clAss sinele-nsme paper at GOT =
cent
Sterling exchange dull. but steady. Posted
asking rates a. S6 for long bills and "a. 80 for
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills S405A
GS485K; sight draits. s4.S7k@t18S. and cable
transfers. A69h@A.8Sh
The amount Of Ak p cent bonds redeamed
1f0 40 6O0
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Surplus -. 1lns80,875 lta7SL57b Dec. t.t6I4UO
ne surpus year ago was sioso 900. and two years
aso OAO7O87a
The financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings OF l45 railroads for February at $685.
with the came month OF last year. The mile
age was 89.374. an increase OF 2.eO5 miles.
Tho Wabash Railway Company reports sross
Si27,O57 as compared with the came mouth OF
last year. and net $205.906. . decrease Of
Sl21.111.
Tha New York Central and Hudson River
Tor the Quarter ending March 81:
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FIyAyc7.lL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Exchnnxe-saies March a

"''Fp srArss ASp sr,rE no.ps sInDs.
'As Class B.....ihs,ai Tenn. set 5s.......l0I
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2xtlYsxda
2xilss1da
p EN- N SYlvANlA
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERCAl
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot q
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, -
foliows:
On and 0fyer Moreh T. 1891

Desbroeses ana C0rtlandt Strecte, -
foliows:
On and after March I, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
300 A. M.-Pulman vsstibuls Sleeping and pasiss
CAR, Arrives Ci:ysi.nd sas 4 4, tsIaneus p q
nSs tos % asS :. s.e.Ss ess: s.ud a's' eA'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
10reO a; M:.comp9ss%an q %n ns.clSs,ysly q Pnliman yss
smoiins aud 6e.sIS.sion Cars % pt..sn9ns s sssnsisl
Ssh n .H$ ss sss Sss ,o:.s .ss
~ 's' n '' .as ;Sisss: ;;s:
ST. LOUIS 'cHIEeAAssaa EAsa Esp Asy. CINCINNATI
500 r. M.-Puilman vsstibuls Sleeping cars from
Ess. e.s "i"s ann S,nSnus S:.ns.l osf sS.ss
uhs.rS 20 % ana ~ ioG. 2Ic
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
s ssnsS. Sss. X
ns.so sHa SPess1 n.. asy ssa
ci.vslana aud folsdo daily. .iesps s.surdag
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
shs.sd S.% Si s 10 4. c ,ss s;S :s..ss
sosh Valley arrives wssk d.ys at colsmoss us
::s ::!:;;
THE SOUTH.
"washington Limited Express" OF Pullman PayioS
CaT -i.h Dining Co. d.iy NY except sanasy ,o:lo
sonal Limited" daily. with Dining Car. at 10 d. Z,
srrivss " arlington s25 7. n; regular press $40
sou and S:Su A. ~. 2iu 40, ~ and r. n and
1918 night For Baltimore only. 100 n. sunday,
e:iS aed $3.50 A. ~. <:ou 6;0n and e0J p. u. ail
i2.lS night
Buffet Paror Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: $40 Tao. $50 50 Q 90 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car and 10: 10 Washington Limited with
Dining Car. and y 90 4 y. i2o :o4 2:lI s9
and i2;la nixht Accommodstion LAO a r. 4;t0
itsdA and 10 A ~. 2dH go :. ASA Son $50 ssT
and sDu r. y. and i2:i5 night Aceomm Cd alton,
For time tables OF trains TO local petnts on the
Pennsylvania Railroad system apply At the following
Ticket 0nices- Nos }. StS s,s and eA Broad.ay;
Astor House. and foot Of and CortAnd
,ourt seO Fulton et and Brooklyn Annex statIol
foot OF Fulton ST. Brooklyn; IS Hudson st, Hoboksnl
The New York ffsnsfsr Company will cali for s.A
check baggage from hotels and rsjdences through -
Destination. J. WOOD.
CHAs. 4, PC0H. General Passr Aren't
General Manager,
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oi0,

;s.. !: q: ,s:.s.:, ';s:;; 3: s.:::::s5 :::
~ s Sssp s.d:s e: - g sSi
against iAs sA.s sS0sas.i itI
Money in London. 2ko2H. y cent. Discount
In the open markst for both short and three
y cents at 95 francs 40 confines. aud exchange
on London at 25 francs 2Ik cenimss.
Charles Z. Lewis. who for many years has
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and its allied lines, Offers t9 investors limited
vsy COMPANY A.eoond mortGass. 8 cent
bonds. guaranteed prtncipsl and interest By
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
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9ross earnings, against 6775 = ceni. the cor
responing period OF the previous nscal year.
cont, against Aus Y cont tho previous year.
The Bureau OF Statistics Of the Treasury Dc.
partment com, utes exports from the United
Htatss as follows:
y!Srussg.... yaSTo o. sssso, s,tssGln p.sssssfsn
e. s.s. nSssss %sSsS; ss Be- b:s q - -
The receipts from customs, for the week were
is 2si. and 81 rs .ssu.e
lat week; and making the total since July
National bank note. circulation outstanding.
demption. 81. .222070: amount relssued. 81 i2S.-
I20. and destroyed, S675,04s. Balance Of de:
posits In the Treasury to redeem. national
bank notes; sAs.lSS.l4A. dscrssss Of s5os.0As
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday - follows:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

no one would interfere. L could visit
her that evening and declare myself to
her,-could accuse her of her infGelity
and stab her to the hearth Any Italian
jury would find ''extenuating circum-
stances" for me. But why? Why
should lay myself open to charge OF
murder, even for just cause? No! my
original design was perfect, and l must
keep to it and work it out with patience,
though patience was difficult. While
thus meditated, walking from the station
homewards, was startled by the unex-
pected appearance of my valet, who
came upon me quite suddenly. He was
out OF breath with running, and he car
ried note for me marked Immediate"
1t was from my wife, and rau briefly
thus
"Please come at once. Stella is very
i'll and asks for you,"
"Who brought thiS?" l demanded,
quickening my pace, and signing to Vim
cenzo to keep beside me.
1.-THE old man, EXcellenZa-Giacomo
He was weeping and in great trouble
he said the little donzella had the fever
in her throat-it is the diphtheria he
means, think. She was taken i'll in the
middle of the night, but the nurse
thought it was nothing serious. This
morning she had been getting worse,
and is in danger"
"a doctor has been sent for, of
course?"
Eyes, Eccellenza. So Glasomo said,
But"
But what?" asked eagerly.
Nothing, Eccellenza. Only the old
mar said the doctor had come too late"
My heart sank heavily, and a sob rose
in my throat. l stopped in my rapid
walk and babe Vincenzo call carriage,
one of the ordinary vehicles that are
everywhere standing about for hire in
the principal thoroughfares of Naples
l Sprang into this and told the
driver to take me as quickly as
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time! Never again will that witching
glance be turned to you in either fear or
favour-never again will that fair body
nestle in your jealous embraCe-never
again will your kisses burn on that
curved sweet mouth! never, never
again Your day is doIe-the last brief
moment of your sins enjoyment have
come~-make the most of them!-nO
one shall interfere. Drink the last drop
of sweet 'wine-my hand shall not dash
the cup from your lips on this, the final
night OF your amour Traitor, liar and
hypocrite! make haste to be happy for
the short time that yet remains to you;
shut the door close, lest the pure pale
stars behold your love-ecstasies; but let
the perfumed lamps shed their softeSt
artificial lustre on all that radiant beau
ty which tempted your sensual soul to
ruin, and of which you are now permitted
to take your last look! Let there be
music too-the music of her voice, which
murmurs in your ear such enhancing
falsehoOds! "She will be true" she
says. You must believe her, Guido, as
did, and, believing her thus, part from
her as lingeringly and tenderly as you
will, part from her-for ever!
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invitation cards and estimates Tor
decorators and ball furnishers. 81 shall
not think OF starting any more gaieties
till your return"
He looked gratefully at me- Really?
1t is very kind of you, but 1 should be
sorry to interfere with any of your
plans. :"
''Say no more about it, amico," in
terrupted him lightly. Everything can
wait till YOU come back. Besides, am
sure you will prefer to think of Madame
as living N some sort of seclusion dur
ing your enforced absence. :"
81 should not like her to be dull!' he
eagerly exclaimed.
''Oh, no!' / said, with slight smile at
his folly, as if she-Nina!-would permit
herself to be dull! 81 will take
care of that Little distractions, such
as a drive now and then-or very quiet
select musical evening. l understand
leave it all to me! But the dances, din
ners and other diversions shall wait till
your return"
A delighted look flashed into his eyes.
He was greatly flattered and pleased.
"You are uncommonly good to me,
Conte!" he said earnestly. 81 can never
thank you sufficiently"
Il shall demand proof of your graft
tude some day." answered. "And now.
had you not better be packing your port
manteau? Tomorrow will soon be here.
l will cone and see you off in the morn
ing"
Receiving this assurance as another
testimony of my friendship, he left me.
l saw him no more that day; it was easy
to guess where he was! With my wife,
of course!-no doubt binding her,
by all the most sacred vows
he could think of or invent, to be
true to him,-aS true as she had
been false to me. In fancy could see
him clasping her in his arms, and kiss
ing her many times in his passionate
fervour, imploring her to think of him
faithfully, night and day, till he should
again return to the JOY of her caresseS!
l smiled codly as this glowing picture
came before my imagination. Ay,
Guido! kiss her and fondle her now to
your hearts content-it is for the last
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and fussy with the porters concerning
his luggage, and argued with them about
some petty trifes as obstinately and per-
tinaciously as a deaf old woman, His
nerves were evidently Jared and I'M
strung, and it was relief when he at
last got into his coupe. He carried a
yellow paper-covered volume in his hand.
asked him il it contained any amusing
reading.
~ really do not know" he answered
indifferently, 81 have only just bought
it. 1t is by Victor Hugo"
And he held up the title-page for me
to see.
Ale Dernier Jour dun Con-
damne," I read aloud with
careful slowness. "Ah, indeed! You do
well to read that. 1t is a very fine
studyr'
The train was on the point Of starting,
when he leaned out of the carriage win
dow and beekoned me to approach more
closely.
''Remember!" he whispered, 81 trust
you to take care of her!'
'sNever fearl" answered, 81 will do
my best to replace you'll"
He smiled a pale uneasy smile, and
pressed my hand. These were cur last
words, for with q warning shrek the
train moved off, and in another minute
had rushed out of sight was alone
alone with perfect freedom and action
l could do as 1 pleased with my wife
now. / could even kill her II chose
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possible to the Villa Romani, and
adding to Vincenzo that | should
not return to the hotel all day, L
was soon rattlng along the uphill road.
On my arrival at the Villa l found the
gates open, as though in expectation of
my visit, and as l approached the en-
trance door of the house, Giacomo him
self met me.
"How is the child?" l asked him
eagerly.
He made no reply, but shook his head
gravely, and pointed to kindly-looking
man who was at that moment descending
the stairS-a man whom l instantly re-
cognized as celebrated English doctor
resident in the neighbourhood. To him
| repeated my inquiry,-he beckoned
me into side room and closed the door.
THE fact is" he said simply, that is
case of gross neglect The child
has evidently been in weakly
condition for some time past, and
therefore is an easy prey to
any disease that may be lurking about.
She was naturally strOng-l can see
that,-and had been called in when the
symptoms first developed themselves, l
could have cured her. The nurse tells
me she dared not enter the mothers room
to disturb her after midnight, otherwise
she would have called her to see the
child-it is unfortunate, for now l can
do nothing"
listened like one in dream. Not
even old Assunta dared enter her mis-
tresss room after midnight, no! not
though the child might be seriously ill
and suffering. knew the reason well,
too well! And so while Ferrari had
taken his fill of rapturous embraces and
lingering farewells, my little one had
been allowed to struggle in pain and
fever without her mothers care or COM
fort. NotIthat spch consolation would
have been much at its best,
but | was fool enough to wish
there had been this one faint spark
of womanhood left in her upon whom
had wasted all the first and only love OF
my life. The doctor watched me as re-
NAMED silent, and after a pause he spoke
again.
The child has earnestly asked to see
you," he said, land l persuaded the
Countess to send for you, thoSgh she was
very reluctant to do so, as she said you
might catch the disease. OF course there
is always risk.
81 am no coward, Monsieur" inter-
rupted him, though many of us Italians
prove but miserable, panic-stricken
wretches in time of plague-the more
especially when compared with the in
trepidity and pluck of Englishmen. Still
there are exceptions :"
The doctor smiled courteously and
bowed. Then l have no more to say,
except that it would be well for you to
see my little patient at once. l am COM
PEELED to be absent for half an hour, but
at the expiration Of that time L will re-
turn"
STAY" l said, laying OBTAINING hand
on his arm. SIS there any hope?"
He eyed me gravely. ~ fear not"
''Can nothing be done?'
''Nothing, except to keep her as quiet
and warm as possible. l have left some
medicine with the nurse which will help
to alleviate the pain. shall be able TO
S.s1I-r. -. ha- hsttAr UAj, AEl I Eaturn. tia
Continued on Sixth Page
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CHAPTER XVII.

Z X Il morning l
kept my appoint
ment and met Fer
rari at the railway
station. He looked
pale and haggard,
though he bright
ened q little on see
ing me. He was
curiously irritable
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
0ano % Salt.

Salt er ct abIolut npbpenbi9t &rbo=
beri ben mcuneIfeligc 5poe, tiger 9rs
9erne. Oct ircmmer Sunobeoen paa
mango Waober. War9e al Den MEME
lfelige &rops Srgnncr uoicrer lit Or
beioe bebre, uaar man bru9cr Salt til
Mtaben; uben Salt bliper Sipbet baor.
li9t og tgnot. Spis mon iu~loitanbig
inoltiQer grl9en af Salt, bill oct mart
ipre til mcqet iarlige 6Gl9er; men Oct
maa p9iaa erlnores, at ouerItaoi0 8rug
er ioctminoitc li9eiaa itubeljs. s fore
0oIer uirfer oct ipm 8rGtmiobel; %
td8er man Itprre 0oier enc uCopenoi9t
er til 6cl6reoens 9eunrclie, oil Sarm.
fdndlen irriteres % oermeo anbucS %
rem lpr en- bel Del baabc imcrteiutoe %
oi'frGtfenoe Sp9bommC. Sc lom ItaoiO
brllger Salt til Sucrmaol, lioer beri,
moo | Jte9elcll iiler eller mlnore al Jor-
Itpppelie.
DC, iom Iioer al 6urItoppclic, burbc
9jore Jig til Ee9el ongli9 at brittle fore
WfGn9oer al Sono.
SpItemet trGnocr bpcr 3o0 minbIt
Ell balo @allpn &ano, for inomc0et Ell
ten Iurbru9es eler taites scr us QDbct
al Elmer. 6ru9ter o9 8lanteIpoe inoe.
bploer me9et Saro, ug pDr 5be, &aIfe
og Suppe iaur hi 10 p0iaa cit 9uo Gel.
Salt Itlloe Der, ipm nllerebe ioot, ino-
fpre8 | Mtapeu pmtrent TO Spart bper
Sag. Set er Ell 9po Glnr at briffe ct
euer TO @la8 Snno Ell balp Tjntc eler
en- 9Ime8 9io ipr 6rOfoIt. 90 set fan
gjerle bore pormt - cuer fol6t. oft
eiter SmG9 % 8ebn9. 6oao man MI
pnl9er, lna b6r man uuoer oQc Ont
ltanoi9beoer britfe BET lan0iOmt % /
lntna SoGl9. vt gj0re ipn mango aior,
ooerfploe Wtuocu mcb Itore Wa8Icr tolot
Sono, er ben beOlte os iifrche MaaOe,
buorpaa EMBELLISHMENTS ian irem
fables. y
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
@rDuMp.

On ret bpsselis % minberis Dag bar
bet for be mango @jaiter. iom beltos
grpaupet hos Better aittiIsbp Dnss
bags. ga blep nemlis Sr. Goolf Sesg
fra @aIbinston grairie % Gmalie Sit
tilsbp a~etepieoe. s1ereoe 81. 9 ON
Wor9enen begpnbte @jriternc at fanis
les fra ijernt os uar, os &l. bnlu eaepe
brog Oct fore Srubei0lse paa opcr 40
Carriages ps 8osne til Galmar Sirte.
0ennc bar for Inlebningen prpbet paa
Oct 8rasti9ite.
Brubcns mango Senner baooe ben
belle ~ioreSaaenoe Dag, iiteben for at bels
tase / 17be Wiai Seitlisbeoerne | 0ecos
rab, paret bicnme Os Implicit airfen,
laa ben iaa no ipm ct 8lomlterpalaos.
Sra 8rubeparre 8 sioe belt up til Gltes
ret bar Der paa besse Sioer truttet
5lsielsmatter rigt beltrGebe meo Blons
tier. @lteret ielp bar osiaa omsipet %
befraulet meo 8lpm tier. Yait. 9. &orert
iorrcttebe @ielien os bolbt en- slimrenbe
8ruoetale.
Den slabs Stemnius ipGtteoes liot
ueo at bore &e9nen uoenior, men, fSreno
man bar ieroig til at reile biem, bar
SOlen after brlot irenr, % &e9nItnren
baooe fin tjcnt til at bGmpe St6pet.
Sicmnle bar Der opbp99et ct fort
5elt, iOm rummeoe 2 lange 8proe. Ser
bar Innleocs Stunt til ell 20 @jGIter oeo
bper Soroirtuilg. GitermlOod9en til
bra9tcs me9ct bDs9eli9t. lln9opmmen
le9eoc noe | bet 5rle, mebens DC sGlore
iao / bp99eli9e @rupper % lamtaleoe.
Suoe bar ct fort 8Dro beleSiet mco
toltbore % ~prG9tigc @apcr, icn Sruoc=
parrots mango &cnner bnuoe meo fig.
Sm Iitenen bar 8unet oplpit peb
torches, % 6~cItli9beOcn iortiat!es til
benimpo ST. ellepe. pa git enbuer
bjem til fig, 9lao oper OF BABE tilbra9t
Ell iaaban bp99elig Dag % mco Snlfc
ON, at 9pfte og Selli9nelie maa bore
meo oct ungc Gar pau oeres Snnbring
9jennem 2ioet.
Gn al @jGlterue.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
6nbOer familie burbe prre fprI,

enboer camille burbe bore iurio
net rteo ct paatioelist Miobcl mob
Mtaoelp8oOmmc. Man0cl pan en- Snas
ban Bare er aurius til megcn 9ioelie,
llGr ! Sommermaaneoerne. g}RIten /
Doert gtabolag er en- boo al 9rompe
eIIer Sommerfolera, fprcnb Mebicin
euer en- Serge finbe bentes. Gn pas,
lenoe Srsue bill uuerbeuiic oig OH, at
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy er oct beoIte for
N%naoanne Sp8oomme. Oct er ooIaa ct
littert gtiboel MOB 9pienteri % 9iar-
rDoea. Slanoct meb @ano % liot
suffer er bet bebaselist at tu0e. Seru
liter bet. 9ilialss hos ale 9rrsaiItcr.
(Mai).