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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23
THE maintenance and integrity

THE maintenance and integrity
of currency is the first consideration
a people should have for their money"
A currency that changes with the
whims Of the people has no place in
the confidence Of nations. This is
the first principle of sound financial
craftsmanship. We want silver and
gold on a gold basis. There is a
FEASIBILITY in the statement that
free silver would produce a temporary
activity in this western country, but
not without injustice to some one.
This is one Of the strongholds of the
Peoples Party. Debts and mortgages
contracted under our present system
would suffer discount of 20 or %
cents on the dollar. This gain would
cost the debtor nothing. He would
in most cases spend it accordingly.
That kind Of money policy is not
craftsmanship, it is "a robbery, high
workmanship. A dollar is a fraud
when it is net dollar and it is the
business of a government to make
money that measures up to the face
value.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

Up to about harvest time it was the
work of the calamityite to make the
farmer dissatisfied with his lot, by
telling him he was not doing as well
as he ought. The short crops and
depression in prices and every thing
elso that could be raked up. were
used as lever to increase his diScon-
tent. However, the great harvest
and the promise Of better prices,
seemingly took his occupation away,
but he has recovered again, and now
tells the farmer that, in view of the
great deficiency in the worlds crop,
he (the farmer) is not realizing the
price he ought for farm produce, espe-
cially wheat. 1t is possible that
wheat.is not bringing the high price
it will some time before another har-
vest. 1t has been a matter of sur
prise to many that with the shortage
reported from Europe, the price has
not gone up to higher point than
has yet been reached, but this has
been satisfactorily explained by the
statement that the supply of wheat
delivered to elevators has been equal
to all demands made upon it, although
those demands have been large. But
with the big crop at hand, and prices
better than they have ranged for
years, the average farmer is happy.
and as he goes about making prepare
tions for the coming winter the song OF
the calamityite sounds upon his ears
like the mournful boot of the distant
owl, and commands about as much
attention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23
MR.. BLAINE AND THE TARIFF.

From the time that Mr.. Blaine first
publicly advocated reciprocity in con-
nection with the Mckinley law, it
has been the constant aim of the free
trade press to mislead the people Of
the United States into believing that
there was wide difference of opinion
in regard to the system of protection
between him and Mr.. Mckinley. At
one time they had the great secretary
of state about ready to step into the
free trade camp because of his intense
dislike of the Mckinley bill. To
those who have closely followed Mr..
Blaine's course, all this stuff is SUI
premely ridiculous. Mr.. Blaine has
always been one of the great defend
ers of protection, as his powerful let
ter attacking the position taken by
Mr.. Cleveland in his tariff message,
and his reply to Gladstone will amply
testify. But regardless of all facts,
as usual, the free traders have, ever
since the Mckinley law was up for
consideration, persistently circulated
the following, to show that Mr.. Blaine
was not, and is not in sympathy with
the Republican policy:
"But there is not section or line
in the entire bill mckinley tariff
that will open market for another
buShel of wheat or another barrel of
pork.-James G.. Blaine to Senator
Frye, July IL, $780,"
So industriously have they circula-
ted this in Ohio lately, that the editor
of the Bucyrus, Ohio, Journal, wrote
Mr.. Blaine, asking him if this really
represented his feeling toward the
Mckinley law. Mr.. Blaine replied
that the above was garbled and taken
from its proper connection, and that
the following was what he wrote:
Il do not doubt that in many re-
spects the tariff bill pending in the
senate is just measure and that most
of its provisions are in accordance
with the wise policy of protection,
but there is not section or line in
the entire bill that will open market
for another bushel of wheat or anoth-
er pound of pork"
He says he simply objected to the
bill because sit did not entertain
reciprocity clause" That clause was
inserted and any objection he had to
the bill was removed before it became
law. Mr.. Blaine then calls atten-
tion to the success of the law in open
ing up markets for flour, pork, etc.
Brazil has agreed to admit flour free,
and pork at nominal duty. Cuba
and Porto Rico have reduced the duty
on flour. from S. to 81 per BARREL be-
sides placing nearly 100 articles of
manufacture on the free
list. San Domingo has placed flour
and pork, and large number of other
upon the free list. There are
also number of other reciprocity |
treaties in progress. Germany, with
out negotiating formal treaty, has
removed the prohibition that has been /
placed on our pork for ten years past,
thus opening up market for from
s15, 900, 900 to $40, 1000, OOO0 of American
pork.
The letter is characteristic of the /
man, removes all question as to his po-
sition toward the Mckinley law, and
the results coming from his wise sug-
gestion, embodied in the law, proves
him to be the most far-seeing states
man of the republic.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

In 1884 Turkestan had $50, 900
pounds of cotton for export. This
year it's surplus will reach 10000, 900
pounds. 1t is said to be packed much
more neatlyand compressed more tight
ly than the cotton in this country, and
thereby avoids the spontaneous COM
bustion that so often takes place in
shipping. If the American grower
wishes to control the foreign trade he
must exercise more care in packing.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

The report comes from Iowa that
the ladies are organizing for the pur-
pose OF carrying on woman suffrage
campaign before the legislature this
coming winter. If any of the aspir-
ants for legislative fame in the haw-
keye state, think they are going to
have a winter of fun, they may as well
disabuse their minds on that point at
once,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

THE reports that come from Chilli
indicate that young republic needs
good spanking, and Uncle Sam can do
it in good shape when he once gets
about it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

j. NJ. WOODS, the Democratic nom
inee for congress, in South Dakota, is
reported as saying that as between
the Republican and the Independent
candidates for congress he prefers to
see the Republican elected. If this
is correct, it would look as though
Mr.. Woods did not care to go to con-
gress-at least by Independent votes.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

The tax payers of Ohio will hardly
endorse by reelection the most profit
gate and expensive administration
the state has ever known. They re-
pudiated Hoadly's administration
when it asked for second term. and
yet Campbell's administration has
spent 100000 more than HoadlY's,
which was VIGOROUSLY profligate and
wasteful of the peoples money.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

THE Princeton Union remarks that
the politicians, (and by this we pre-
sumo il means professional polltic-
ians} have precious little use for coun-
try editors except about election time
and it might have truthfully added,
nor for the people either.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

THE Pierre FREE PRESS says that
South Dakota farmers will have
500, 1000, 600 worth of farm produce to
send to the outside world this year.
This won't comfort sockless Simpson
at all.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

ATKIN and Martin counties have
responded promptly to the appeal of
the Worlds fair state commission, in
raising their quota of the 100000 ask
ed for, and have it pledged.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23
MANKATo FREE PRESS.

THE American hog is getting indus
trious. He has rooted his way into
Italy, where they have not allowed
him since 1879. Who says this is not a
farmers year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

THE simple difference between the
farmers of the northwest and the
planters of the south is, that the
farmers want dollar wheat and the
planters fifty cent wheat. This is one
of the difficulties that confronts the
alliance in building up a political
party
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

THE gentleman ''way up in the in
side circles has commenced to talk
again. This time he is confident that
Blaine will not decline the president
ial nomination if it is offered him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorie
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23

The Republicans will put a Fasset
in that Flower barrel Nov. 3rd.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-10-23
s p Z G IF G S .
TEACHERS WANTED.

For positions in both country and graded
schools in North Dakota. Good salaries. Fol
particulars address at once
L. B. FANCHER
1St2 Devils Lake, North Dakota
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Seifyt oim Gelbreo.

&ulbe % 6~u9ti96eo @forenet bar Ell
llDpenoe 8irtning paa 2esemetS Sr9a.
ner, os 6progiellen foregaar lansIom.
mere ON 8interen eub Dm Sslten. Oct
iamme er o9iaa 2ilfGlbe meo be oflons
orenoe 5unttiOuer. Mauen CT ofte llsp,
% Subeus 8Orer afionorer flu tibet
Wtaterie paa beune Iarstip. Spitemet
Iorlan9er oerfor Niionoring, li9eleoes
&ensnin9 % &egulerin9; bet i~ifreite og
beoite Wiboel, baabe iom 3Onit % GQ'
t)eratip, ipm fan bruses ior oisle 0ie,
meb, er Soltetter'S Stoma6 Bitters.
4erloner, IOm bar pnitet at uno9aa be
rbeumatilfe Srlonin9er, bpspeptilfe
apaler, imerteiuloe 5oritprrelier / Nia'
uen, @aIoeiDsoomme, Nerpeiu9ftelier,
iom er iaa almiuoelise paa benne Iars'
tib, oil siDre bel | at itprfe Spitemet
meo benue bergmte pesetabilife Maoe.
mebicin % Stprfemibbel. De forsser
Nppeiiten, itprfer Wapen, opliper Stn'
bet Os fornper belle Spftemet.
(Gpril).
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

6%cripnius al Counting til Winierfsoe
Tom rs til 80 gunb, ba e. 6oorlr9 III
ouerilsois oeriom bette Ct par 2iliGi'
bet, iaa for altins ie siter ! betIos, %
iao 8icrne ei oe al Cult.
Raa bet SteS, bpor oct er beitenit al
iatte 8uberne, bsr Der itrses ierlt @rns,
iiocu iinere Saub slsr Sa9Hts, laa Der
paa en- 2 eler 3 5Obs Gmtreos on'trlHg
buer aube life boyer Gr9s. Si9r oeo
aubens SuOsans sr SraSiet til ltor
u~leiligbeo.
Zen, Der fisber Bier, maa encel'9
is9e OF inorette bet ian, at be afbenteS
paa ben lib be Ifal i9ttes nh, iaa Der al
5~oranorinaer foretases iaa ltot ,onl
muli9t. Sensre paa SOmmereR itsoer
man psiaa paa ben gunltellsbeo, al
8ierne Hyper tilbase III bet Steo, boor
DC er TONNE ira, meominore 3tltnlteeIi
er ooer 2 eler 3 Mile.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
500

lite belt paassn 6orifnins, iaa mesen utIar Senalel eiter
en- ny % beore Sib, iaa mango mGrfetiqe leon til. at
bette utenSte ny auereos ltoo ior 8eret oo uilbs inb.
bet IamIeoe fig alt ianmen on benOes 8rone GA ubs
raabte benoe til ben tommenos gerbensal6ers baoertros
nebe Sibpaa. SUN fob paa Mastsns o9 9Grens sops
punt. Den peitIaIiie 6rsb bapbe iom paa en- 9uoe al
9apets title 9pper bGpet benbs til guropus golooiits.
bomnsrite. Gilt tnGlebe for benbe, Dit tiIbao bsnSe
SpsriSes 6olt git Ell 9iuS al 3riumler Ga Seier. bets
Vsnner tissebe Smuler al Ssisrberreus Qan6pinOinosr
bets llusnnsr ifiulte line iammenbiote Sqnber. bao imio.
reuoe Smil. aae gprer itemtss til Iatnlfe gopfpob
aus 2alsrltole f~ortpnote Nitnerpus @ienoptanOelie. ale
Sofsr % HaaSlasnin9stamre ienote Sub Tor at toIfe
fin Ssunbring. 90 oenne iaa bsit prilts lrouniuo
Warbunbreoeis Ntlotpuntt, ltoO nu fit fire GA tuueubs
aar ln9oonnisnS ri9ets gIomtriu9 uso en- lana
CONNER ior fig os etsr Sommeren en- len SoIt iii ar
bette bens 6ruster l.. 9uao mere tunbe en- Sopeio sor.
LANCE al eptfen2
SeIt nObIaHpet par &riumieu DOG lite. Z Sftpb !,
l649 par bet stter epi8e llnOsrbanolinaer luttebes er;.
ftina at tiIesne fig Gotibens iorlts Center 6ortelins
(Jtsne Tes 9arteS) % iua BAN til at fulte iii end.
bolm. Spsnltsrne itirrcoe paa BEN lille mare Mopo
iOm ltaOts frps i'm tgnee, forte SamclotS Gappe "a
tnnoe lite bssribs, b~upreoeS en- 6irmpeliel .hnbe ioo
Vlaos iaaSant ct Tibet ~aiiGIoist eeseme. sriitino ,or.
ttoo BET beors; bun aniaa ben Dag for IpilOt bo hun
ne sFs WisSom a ssuns tiIiYneIassnpe ~uOtprrsSe wai.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
$40

rlersbrpno. &lotteu 4, 5 Siutermor en- maatte Den
lille 9amIIe Mano rpiteuoe al 6uIoe trpbe io Gron'
nin9ens goSn og tipre til Slottet. Der ~rania9eoes ole
DC beinmeli99coiuIbe arose Ell MenneiteiiGI, ale EGna
teres lutpl, ale buutIe @aaoer on, Ell Sub, fom BOG
maatte uGre til, citeriout ban baube lfabt llenoeIi9beoS'
tailtel enocli9e TGsncr, men par uiatteItg og tern
lon' lsIus Santen. Ser uar inseu Plabs mere I'll
Sroei, alt par Suiul, aIt u%nbtagen Gus escn SiIuGrellt
JON life tunoe betuiules. 90 uaar De 90 iaa 9aOos
~tilolOterit fem Elmer 3rounin9ens foloe SGrelfe, bpoF
Saalet 6amtren mere lpftc euo parnleoe, % ben lot'
irosre, nGlten ~aimGstisc 6rauifmanb lite tuuSe tGhtf
en- Sante mere. bIeu bau ienot biem isisn til iti So1i9
for at patte fig inO l~lIOtGpper Os ianlIe arGfter III
nGlte Mtor9eIulsoe.
) tpue aar bapoe ben bersmte 6iloiof itooet inos'
luttet fit Iune bouonote Stuoeretamncr ban Tune
life Longer bOlSc bet iuenlfe alima ub. Sloit Sd"NaF
1850 penteoe Sromin9ens 8osi forslGpes Den llF
Oebruar git GarteRuS' mGStige aano bort tor at oplsS'
ben @no, Der Tor BAN bapoe uGret ct m%atbematilt fF0V'
Ieni. 6riltina par ~utgpleIig to Tiger. louehi 9aU''
funnel t9nte fig ct iaa ulelt geseme til laa pGIoi9 t'
SlGI? 0nn ielu GnieOc 10 tHapt en- SmiIIe 0ort0s'F
mere euO ct N~ipsSsitit. G'raaOI0s9eren al ben "g''s
6tIoicii bleu bearauet il StOd9olm. Seasre fg''tP"
bans ioroiite geunin9er til lariS, mea Ser9eI pFgOs''
ASOliS 6reOrtS airIe meO bans pinsroe GENIUS, V'
oplgier Seroensrammet meb in 6aftel % brasr Sistt''
JON tiIbyaer ,Sorbsn, til eiSe. C5ortlGsieS)'
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
627

Ge andre tylte 6priter maa bstaIs 80 9roesnt i 6orituo
suer biaIps fig nbcn mig"
"Frins 6arI Stuart fornyer inotransenbs fin pe'
sierins ON gense til en- '~ganpsuns GnslanO. Oct er
bet cnsite os iibite aRioSeI iii at rsbSs bans 6aSsr, Rons
gems gin, " iasoe &ontoriten.
"sarI ben fsris faar fable. Ioan bar ipssst mig,
fom ban bar iusset fit JoIt. @aa! Seq letter SIiusr
grompel paa 9usIaubs Grons.~
Il Wtinlter sfter fom Ssrobsam isien meO ct Tibet
tpubt, ybsrit tat ~beItrsUst glab Yapir, Der npIis par
TONNE meO 8uepOit fra 8onifuntuopeI. Ruben 8eUi
iatte fine Srilsr paa os arbebsoe fig meo uioritprreIis
Go sisnnsm Papirsts @tiuiuturitrift.
Seq peo bet, ies usO Bet iasoe ban pso fig isIu.
.3cune Sang sr bet Iptteocs 9ensOis at f~Oriuare Rams
oa. gisr insen 9ins, bets areoit CT uStOmt, aonturs
rsneeu itoppet. 90. .Sanitidarerne punone. $500. Mubameo
ben fsrpe befRitst paa Grousu -. mine npe llnbsrs
banoIinser belois a%iiIutteos, Gyrfiet rsos til paa nit
gint at taite fig Ouer Ssisrsn 49,. Gnonu piI jes boIbs
SaIumaouen tIbaSe %, min tlOse Go9ar, leg sisns
teuoer bin 9nanol Ou iormaar alt. ..... Ssrasts gub,
bu pep, bpiIten Ramp BET ioiteoe @braban at Ore fin
SiGi! uRen iS uaa 10 ORE benOe for bit fore @art!
bun itaI iuIb,omme bet!......9un CT OmSiusn al Spi'
Ouer SuItanens BALLADS; bper en- Slauinbe Iursr, busr
en- 9unut or rsbe til at FORBADE benbe. Men bun bar
punbet gaIips 9oridan, Rusierinoen; aSasn for go'
pustsn er benoe bIinot bensiUea ,....De i%tattslS Barn,
S%ultanen, ir benSs fin ensfts gslipttsriaos % bstro'
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
62S

bsnoe alt. SeIu RupriIi bar bsist fig for bsuoes Snb'
flpoeIis. -. ban bebolosr Stinnet at Masten, men bet or
benos Der itgrer git. DC inoier besse, at be SCREENING
formaar at, % Bet beuarsr 0suIfabet. 8. min Oats
ter, min Datter, hu boIbsr M belle OsmanerneS Rast
| bin 9aanb !...... Benjamin uenber tiIbase oper Smprna
os Miiooelbapet -. Serobsaml"
~Nieter!"
'genamin uentes en- al Dassue tiIbase fra Smprna.
Snsen Spist. 1rsfnSstpus al pore 5olf pOitsrss
iprsote paa 6IpSbreobsu for ct beffptte BAN, iialo BON
trues mso SpsrIait al 6oIteboben. s Bergen IGsses ct
@uIbmorstGpps fra 9ortsn op til suerlts Stase. Ser
itaI ban ~mootases meO ~fonseIise sGresbsulsninssr."
Stpttersn uenots tiIbass til fin robe Ssit. San bapSs
it os bort Gilt ira SOppen al Giniitraarborn. 0a en-
uipnIis uibrsrenbe gyobsIse isrte ben samIe SsSss Orb
pcc 0Onua til bans Dren, ~iortrut bans anlist fig til ct
baunlist Smil.
"SuItaner % aonser! 90 is itaIbe flame Dssn'
f%usrns!~
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
1oftorfmnen.

5pr mango Iar iiben booze uielos,
Rorse, Ell 9itrlttSlass, lom bauoe ct
temmelis fort Birfeielt. Oct itratte
fig lao lanst mob Rurb ium up tit Tn
ben al 9itteroaf. - 9enne 0oftpr Iores
tos Iig beitemte Tnre til Bp9berne ops
ouer % baooe ba fate Stationer, Ionl
ban ltcppepe ueo, % BpOr cit bel Del
Spge msbte irem for at iaa Sel6reoelie.
8aa cit Station / SitteroHl tom Der ell
bel Gel SD9e, % blanot Dem bar o9s
laa Ell CANNED Some, JON leo al &p8'
imerter. 0Ottoren IfreU Ou en- 8ecept,
JONI ban ba0 benoe BRUCE, Iaa troeoe
ban moi, at bum ifulbe bliue bra. Der.
meo git bun, uoen at bun turOe lpgr8e,
buorleoes Gecepten ltulos bruges. 9teoe
| &aaroen trai bun 9ottOrtuiter, Stein'
ult Jon bum beuueuote Jig til D9 bab
bam f~prflare iig. buproan oenne Baptr'
lap, iom BUN bauoe iaaet al 0oftorer
Ifuloe bruges.
So, Steinulf funbe NOT iige bet.
"9u tar oenne Gap Us foyer ben i A
elmer / igb Welf, os iua britter br
benne Wtelt iaa belt, bu fan faa ben
beg, % iaa logger on beg ! uarme &l9'
Der, iaa blir ou itrar bra"
"Suc peliisne be9," iusbe &Onen, oq
ruslebe biem for at tiaaOe i'm "8rpf,
os eiterlom Steinuli baUoe Iortlaret
bar bun fig 40.
NGIte Sang, 3oftoren tpm i9ien
ltuloe aonen osiaa mgoe, builtet bun
gioroe. pa bun TOM ino til 8Oftoren
ippr ban benoe, buUrbun bet Itoo til.
San, @uOlfelOp, co &C 90 at i Jips
gen min, uaa."
"Sa, bet bar bra bet," ia9os 8ofto
reu; bar ou mere i9ien af Smsrel
ien?"
"9iei, es brat bet Op altiammen, es.
~0raf on bet OPP" ipurste 8Oftu
rem; "bet bar 10 Ncset, on ifuloe imsr
8p99en bin meo."
"@9 torbe life ipprja 9ottprer
baasien benna 2appen, e9 ietf, flu bril
tas men iaa ipurte CO 3uttorfuiten
e9, Us ban ia, at es itu' fot'n i 10
Mislt 90 brit'en iaa belt, es funbe iaa't
/ meg, aa Iaa itu' e9 les9je meg | parm
&lGr, az De 9lors CO, al blei bra"
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Sprn ifrigcr cfter
Yit6er's Saiforia.
626

fsrIts Slbuo fit en- GaIotabe til coo 8utatsr, gubbrins
seren obIebsS, Der uSbeItes geIsunin9er meo runS 6anb,
os 5rsbstrattatsu bIcu Iast ct guIoitriu.
Bar GlaSsR END life let ioa ubIanSet ueo Refer
ferdinand ben trebies 9of, par man bog iuris sfter at
beuare Sfnnet beraf. Sgiaa Der bIeu Iunset TIE deum,
SoIt moreSs fig, &Iottsrue rinsebs, 0sssierns LOB gtat
os Sag, ProcesFonu al Munts Sros ~isisnnsm @iens
gaber ueS pOisnbs 6anr Os 9eIssnben | fine @eIits
p%isffrin. Oct iuOrsmmeOes life, at 9omfru Wsaria
par blep ~iIaast: SimIsns Gronnins, Der par mastisere
snb ben iOrbiite Der pppe S~neIunost, bapNs bsbet ON
Grtbsn.
en al aeiisrns llnberianter, en- saumel Ssbs |
Rsssusbarg, mO6tos 5re6sbuS,abet fit SontOr en-
Gftao0rsbas. 9n Let Training Sualaben unber bet
bDioe Sias Iisnsbs naiten ct msIunitOIit Smil. 9an
pibfs alt bette Jorueiea bet par 10 BAN, Der baubs
pHtiet Grsbsn; Der boUOs BiOtiI tan manslst llnbsrs
%ffrifisrns.
'9srueIs gorssrrst i%rsmbsles aOiat, mumIeOe ban
file peO fig ieU. "(oalmOOisbeOl Dc maa nu buils fig
en- stanb msasm Giterissn % 0Onau. Der CT lprsst
for, at Girnasyns Bourbon % 9abs6urs bpeer BinunOsn
eon. Wliu aonto. 49,. bm. ........ 9yobsaml"
Dams fsrltt 2Ontpriit truaots inb.
Aaeiersn iaOr be bssiarsbs tire @iuiOnu mob Sits
trbeo ! 6%raufrigs SIaoesetaiuiug til 2Grtcbutus 6srs
binunc 9OrI. a~uriDrftsu al Barren iGGr Gu RiuiOn
mob SitierDee GprspfaIs. Ra ct bet itt 100 900
pare, men ON ii aar oil bet sipt ps RapitaIn | gsnis.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
let aamle solioc saus. Sirma ii

NANNN -
bnbcr Ser &llt0rcoe Gniiuo NcreS al no
mprtet 9Srnrje qauo / Oct ipoiloe Niinneiota,
til Ell Gris al fra s. til $40 pr. glcre paa be
aller gltlti9ite 8etlngclier. Gn llpr MGngoe
bile ie Tia on ipr 2nuo / Geiter, bpor be
ian finOe ct lptfeli9t SIem, men bloc life,
boor be fan foa tat ! Oct beOite % biligite
9aub. &c talrtge 6preipur9ilcr, iom ieo
bagiig mootnoer, beoiier bette. Eli ale
%iaaoanne % til Dem, Tom ben %nGrneitc
Srcmtio a9ter Of bcuoGuoe ia til mig, bar
ieg bet Gaao: Gels no til oct iDopeitll9e
Mfiuneiotn, ie % 0pm ielu; moerip9 uDie
Soroen; lGg MGrtc til be imutfc, prlppbnr.
teoe 6arme, bebpet boueoia9elig al Stanoi.
naper, iom / 9pbct al iaa Mar bar ltaiiet ia
ct mutt Sjem ct iluubt 9llma, o. unoe MI
6rugteu al oere3 6lio blanot 9poe &enuer
% 2%anosmpuo.
Seq er litter paa. at on bill bliue uperbcuiis
ON, at NellIgbeoen I'll at fire oiQ ct gpot oa
BOG blll9t 0Dem oil pore INDULGENCE o. iilter.
Der er tore Settlemruter al 7aufe, Gtorite
o. Suenlte, meo 9ooe @irter % Sfoler.
6or nGrmere GpiDsutnger mco 0tuiDu til
balO &ris 8iletter, aort Oh 9ampbletter
benoenoe man i9 til llnoertegueoe.
M9rf: SnnotIgbere er6olocr TribiQetter.
u. Sopicn,
24.1725 3G Times Bldg, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Scott e. OIafsOn,
a Hesse1roths
~ SlDbs % 2euer.
DIT TD
PIIIER.
Hesselroth's Blood 8 Liver Pills.

lHeSSelrOLnS BlOOu ~ lINOT NM
~aaranteres at life inbeboloe ben mtnette
Sci a~pitIplps eIer 8lp'S ulte, men ere ube
luftcube tilbereoeoe at fruftise % lGgenos
gmner / Tlauteriset. 3isie Riler anberos
les / S9rbelesbeo for fplsenoe Giemeo:
u Com afforiussmiooei, bpor 3 til q
Biler / Nlntuoell9Deo 9lgr 600 Strtntl9
/ baaroere S,lfGloe mat man ta9e q. 5ol
frouiif Soritoppelie ta9es tprit 8, oereftsr
til 4 %bperauoen Niten.
q Sor eebereu. Spr at renie o. itprfs
geoeren % belle SpItemet; for at betorors
galbcn'' nnoringen iamt lette 5oroplelleh
2Rr brer Afteu.
Snr @loDet. Raar 1 q 2 Eiler tages
sr SRoraen / nogen Sio, bile be biora9t
yirtIomt til Nfionorina % Siernelie al Of
Slags SpgeligbeD % nrenllgbe0 / Slooei
frembrinGe Ell iunD Girfulation al iaI:in's
iamt sipe Sloeu Ell iriif o. rem 6arpe.
A. Sor aatarrb % 6%nbenpine, Der tom,
ner al oanrlia Wfaoe o9 lrent BLOB, ta9es
en- Iiprre Tortion "a til 81.
81 Sor Sruentimmeriggt imme taees
az Stler bper Mtor9en, bplltet treriorln9eS
Ell iuloIt9uois Ee9uierin9 al Spifen,et.
81 Sor iloelugteRoe aanDe % bittes
Smaa | Wunoen, lant itaar 3unaeH er be-
!ast meo 9n.S-9nt Slim, tags 4 O q Bile5
Oeo Seusetio.
y Sor SorfioIelie % 6a8btS toses II
fulo Bortton al Etlerre peo Sen8etio.
sE- Jorlans Sesielrotbs BLOB % 2eoer.
piuer % tag in9en andre.
6bis 5eres apotbsfer lite bar Dem, lae
ieno $1.OO til mig uirette; lea ifal oa nee
omaaaenoe Bot portofrit tiIienoe Gem 5
2@lfer.
2aiprence Sesfeirptb,
graminsret gpotbefer,
107 G. Gbirnao apenne, gtiraap, AZ
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

Selefon paa Sslano. Gn 9 8ilo>
meter lang 1elefOnlinje er nplis aabnei
paa Sslanb % er iom gsns fprite Nns
leg al benne art @ienitaub for almin.
belis Snteresie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
XVI.
9tt triumisrsuet 9sarnas.

gsO MiOtsn al bet fore. i~tormiulSe ipttenos aar'
buuOrebs opsritraaIsos Drowning ariitiuas Gapn iom
en- lpisnos Stierne ale M.obsiIeres. Sun ipntes falbst
til at pars SlarbunoreostS itraaIenos Miotpuntt. Saa
mesen blOOis 6eiSe ituEos BOG tiITSit neoIesse gaab'
meme for bsnSsS GpbbU. Saa msssn uaaenenbe. enbnu