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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

EAST Texas furnishes the politi-
clans; west Texas furnishes the but
ter; north Texas the pan cakes, and
southwest Texas furnishes the fruits,
vegetables, strawberries and cream,
pure water and pure air.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

WITH money plenty in New York
at two and three per cent there seems
to be no reason for bowling tight
money market, and scarcity, and
drainage of gold. The country is all
right and PROSPEROUS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE little town of Chappaqua, N.
Y, lost it's ministering angel when
Horace Greeley's daughter, Gabrielle,
married. For ten years she was an
angel of mercy to the poor and the
aged and the sick.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE ruction at Marking, China, ts
not to be wondered at. Europe has
no use for China, why should China
have any use for Europe. Leave the
diaboIical celes tials alone,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

BUY your cigars on Saturday, is the
meaning of the Sunday Texas law.
Druggists cannot sell anything but
drugs and medicines for sickness on
Sunday under the operation of the
IaU
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE Ell Paso papers print city adj
ditions with lottery advertisements,
and country editions for the mail
with the advertisements suppressed.
Sometimes they get things mixed
and then the trouble begins with
Uncle Sans postmaster
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28
THURSDAY, MAY %. 1891.

OAK CLIFF will incorporate, but she
will not be attached to Dallas for
census purposes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE third party is early on deck
with q call for contributions. No one
will doubt the step-fatherhood of the
alliance after this demonstration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

JERRY did not catch on to that third
party movement quick enough and
he is in the soup. Pfeffer was not
kind or he would have given Simp-
son q tin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE alliance will soon be advertis-
ing for . managing editor for Sock
less Simpsons mouth. The job will
be no sinecure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE Salt Lake City Herald, Nor
mon journal, becomes gentle and
democratic. 1t will be no gentle gen.
tile.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28

THE alliance is booked tor another
organ, according to the Waco News.
No lack of monkeys to travel with the
organ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28
For Sale

Fine piece of property on Presa street ca
inc, will pay 10 per cent On investment =,
JOHN I. HAMBLETON & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-28
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Announcements for state and County oftcers
Ess Dollars in sdvsnoe.
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CURIoUs CORNER.

ANSWER 20 questions viii not be published with.
~ Two or Three WEEKS after questions aDDear So
az WIZ nave chance to -eud replies and receive
honorable mention with the number OF answers.
'ssn. George IL. Thomas Is known as - Tie Hero
OF Chicksmauga."
Nalluuicl bacon was patriotic young LAWYER
WHO rallied company aud defended the Virginian
settlers against the Indians. lie was de aoun1,ed NV
Gov Betklcy Tor acting without orders which led
10 rebellion aud the burning 81 Jamestown
ishcd. - P''
Gen. J. NJ. ScloGcld. commanding The L. {
himN, headquarters Washington, j. the most dis
thsui~hed mon General now in the service. lie
has lately taken "a bride 40 years his Junior
l. What man did without meat 80 week.. so Tint
he might purchase booksg-SArah Null MaFyyil.e
no. 1000 ''''1'
? When was The FIRST tax imposed on goods i'm.
ported lulo THIS cOuntty?-Iames ". Gordon
g. Have women ever voted FOR President Of The
Chlicd statcsg-CbETles 4. Senple
BIBLE BRIGADE
The lsracitcs were fed with quails and mapna
WHnie wandering la The wilderness, by miraculous
power.
The Apostle John was plunged ly Nero in n
ciu'aTon oi boiling oil, escaping unframed
T. lH accordance with what Bible pass age did tina
PuillaH- abolish musical instruments - Florence
Adele l.nrT-Uu.
2 Where did Logan the Mingo Chief make his
famous speech Russell l. Freeman.
Y. W iihl great mining interests are peculiar 10
MlrIEaue-E Kate Duncan.
Oh Vet points 10 Genesis u: n. 10 rroErq that
Laiheeil' not Abraham, was the first pOiyEami.t
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TRIBUNE ExCHANGE-wANrED.

I'VE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Exchange will be de-
voted solely 10 The exchange OF souvenirs ANY
Iunc pertaining 10 business must be sent 10 The
advertising department
Exchange; Historic and geographic cards for 4 =
bcst autoEraphs.-F. NJ. KirkeudalI. Berlin Roads
-, irze Tor choicest collection lOwer Seeds
Minnie Heck, JHuesyllc, Ms Prettiesf fTipudsIin
il"pon.-floIa NJ. Burllsor, Knoxville, Wis. For
ne~ts also most comic, postal nufDnraph-NeIl
smith, Canton, Kan, For best two each Of paiut-
ca drawn, and decorated postal autographs in en-
NSSloles' Tour weeks from oate.-Nina Ballou
NewtUnVille, Mass.
Postal Autographs: Charlie Yearrr. III. T.
I"Wefs, aud Mary George, Canton Kan. FLOW
lslcheN, Mci'hcTsOH Kan; Max T. Miller ATr8vo
l,',i George W. Lewis High Creek Iowa: j. T.
nlahshcld and Carrie l.. Mansfield, SauElIs Mass.
Harry III. Walker, New Antioch -. g. n rrrprI,
South Essex, Mass: Mrs Anna Henry Ia Hue a !.
lou il"IEhr and Emma Kinds Ia Rue o.; Grace
IlshHtharail, Newton, Kan; Nellie Harrison Cam
ION, lNhn,i Della Cafes PaWnre Rock Kan: Sarah
HnH, MaryviIlc No; Nellie Robertson Edwin
LeISh' iiui Swlsher lyon Ericsson. Iiel Hampton,
Lydia Day ClarlSs Ncb
Letters. good references: with all ezprcisIlv
those ia Custom Tailoring business w Arthur
McAthZle, Cypress st.. Providence r. l.: VIM T.
Ihndolph, Cameron, Neb Della Farmer. Birdie
Franks. Marion, Ky.
Addresses Changed Charles T. Gilmore from
georgetown 10 PiHtteville Grant Co Wi-. ] ~
Cole from Nick 10 Benton, Ky. Box l8
,irzes awarded: John ". Murphy. Wheailand
no. To Frances &. York. Grove CITY Fla inr
Pieihcst autograph Geriie Hendricks WabasIa
Nilhh', lace handkerchief To Annie Shepard FOR
largest collection crazy pieces
Prizes offered: For best photorrsph TEzzie q
Penny, Iowa Pals, Iowa. Stamp photograpbs
" iulc L. Hodges, New Ccnteryile Wis Flora w
burliSon, BrOosville. wis.
Wanted: Address Of G. c. photographer using,
ory plate camera, Frank A. Burker, Ncgunda Neb
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

The majority OF travellers will tell you that
they don't sleep sOundly on sleeping-cars. that
they ueyes feel rested in she morning, and that
night railroad trips are an ab0mination. This
may be al! true, bur il they dom sleep we'll it is
often their own FAULT
Very few people know how to sleep in a
sleeping ear. The secret is this:
Sleep with your head toward the engine.
by so doing you viii not wake up with a head
ache or spend restless night. When The leet
are toward the engine the motion Of the train
causes the blood % settle in the head, and rest
is then out of the question.
The pOrter5 know this but only on a few
lines viii they bother to change ends when
making up herths. Insist upon their doing it
and you viii pass a comfortable night-that is.
if you have good health and a clear conscience.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

AdJt6cn. A. L. Seaman hns returned 10 81
LOUIS FROM lIh ONO vacation. aud hHs once more
rolled MP Ala sleeves, uEetsI ICaly spcuL ing 10
Wfcrlte VIII mountains 81 work before him
Rae .. Hays iecled Division Cof4rfar,J ar
81 tIc BcUu- E|vanIA ~ o. a. G. Guards AZ an, Az
lu tne glorious spirit - progress and patriotism as
before. Division Aaj't john A SMELL II PLiladcI.
iHlh, pays loufnaHdcr Hays a high tribute on be-
hAt ~ thc Busrd- ~ tlir banner Division
Division Commander Mamie J.. Clark Ersitle-
lspfo, VT. sHssi 100 each and every one OF He
Vermont members kindly scud their mite toward
fae Improvements al the AudcFzuuvilIa pyIsg,,
motto and assist iu every good work that We can
10 docs MOI matter n We do uot give more than Give
ccrts, bat iei az ai give something aud Al once
The q. f.. Guards could do grand work lv com.
muiuE Their efforts in AID 81 the Anderson IA
l.usou property Improvement. Collections could
De taken lu every community 10 advance the great
tHNre NAW Mamie Clark save foF Vermont an,
plies 90 the Guards ~ each Department.
90. T. Randolph, Cameron, Neb.. asks corrc-
hloHdence with nli the q, g. 81 Nebraska, with "A
view 20 pushing strong Division in tlInt lo,.sI
Sihle. 1ir Huyft - Let Nebraska be the bright
morning -iat aud the leader ~ ala tie O. a. States
hhG Do la- have one 81 the RrAudcsl Q. G. Reunions
ana heua big delegation 10 Washington.
laiic BeNrflu, - Joe. lll., hopes the C. C. Of
that great Slate will uuiie iu making Illinois tie
banner Department Size would like 10 hear from
the g.. q. 81 Illinois.
Division Commander Walter ID. Remmis sid
ncNt MONT HHFh. " Reunion Of the month"; p aud
Washington Division, ~ T. G. C. Guards y,iil lie
held lu thc Co. r. hall I4yinRstOu Mont Satur-
day, Oct III. Members possessing badges will please
wcur them, or knot 81 red and white ribbon
and Pc ht thc hali at a. Visiting members are
cordially invited 70 be- preHcut
Alice j.. HfihhEcf. Color Guard, BOOutOn. ~ J.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01
NOTES

NOTES.
!. As 10 place. IF Jesus declined To meet the
Greeks he remained in the Court OF the Women.
II he accepted the invitation he went out into
the Gentle Court.
.. IL is the general opinion that Christ had
the interview, and that them " (Y 80 refers
10 the Greeks
,. Verses % 10 %. Name"
l. Christ was 10 be the means Of God being
gloriiied by the salvation Of tho Gentiles.
2 The method of giving life fsalvation) to
the world was by the death lcrucifx ionl of
Christ lthe decay Of the grain Of wheat
3. Duties Of the saved n. To love Christ so
supremacy that an other loves shall hardly be
mentionablo in comparison. b. Serve Christ.
C. Follow Christ
4. Rewards 20 the saved. a. Presence with
Christ. b. Honor from God.
.. Elects on Christ. q. Soul troubled. b. At
loss what 10 say. r. lie prayed. H. Submits
sion. e Had creator care for Gods glory than
personal ease.
4. Tergeg . then f." to 80.
!. This is second part Of his reply.
?. Suggested by the " voice" %.
:. Deductions. a. The fact Of judgment
b. The Evil-One defeated. c. Crucidxion. a.
Christ Magnet FOR all the world.
3. Verses 3i-36
l. Suggested by question in verse g.
?. Christ declined 20 enter a logomachy.
3. Gave solcWn warnings.
4. Christ retired
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

81 this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
VIII Include nll Of these requirements Second
honor viii include deficiency in some one point.
No Others will he named.
oUR ROLL CkLL-EEw MEMBERS
The letters VS.. mean veterans son, v.d. voter
on E daughter and Wv. veterans widow; members
oiRssociniiOHs viii be marked S.N and D.N.l
Thomas NJ. shannon, v, 53d Ind, Dwight Kan;
lotne j. llildreth, Barre. Mass; L0uie ~ Nouan,
Grace Capron, Morris Adams. Troy, ~ a.; Sarah
Null, Mgryville no; A. :. Hewitt SN. Sylvis
Pa; Flora CrosthwRt v.d., Yorktown Iowa
Arthur W. Taylor, VS. 4Slh H.. Morrisouyille H.;
hlcy 4. French, We, Colorado, Iowa; Ncva Wray,
Nd 5lst Mo-. MHryville Mo
New members desiring letters: ella VI. HAYNES,
I'd YIN Mich, Dryden, Mich Grace IIyndmarsh
newton, Hans Nellie Harrison, Canton, Kan.
c. c. QUILT.
DEAR @ G, FRIENDS: Some have alrendy offered
help Tor hitting our q. G. sister for Indian mission
work Her address is Miss = A. Robinson West
3-icfponL \. Y. In recent letter from her she
was telling me whHt the ladies near hcF were doing
toward helping her, and il suggested 10 me plan
The National tribune., 1891-10-01
IhNrr N Mnnn-

Jnnic j. Wood, 0cala Fla, daughter Of J. W.
Woo, Go. J, l5fh Iil, wRS born in Nebraska ls7
moved to hhnshs 4sf2i and 60 her present home in
Iionda March, 1891, She D. q. mem Der u the ~. r.
q. g. Guards md ChriEt Church aud Is a faithful
Sunday school worker.
Lucy Webb Thomas Twin Brooks. s. d. born
March :. ie5i, D. tle daughter OF Joseph Thomas.
60. ~, ls'h WIS, who mot lia wife through The
a. - Lucy Webb is named f0r tie late Lucy Nchb
Hayes Hnu Tie erl'resdent seit the little two
Lehutiiu. pictures sud memorial book Of Mrs.
Ingla iu honor uI thr maine.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

Let's reason together Here's a firm, one of
the largest the cOuutry over, the world over
IL has grown, step by step, through the years
to greatness-cEd it sells patent medicines -
ugh
That's enoughI"-
Wait a little
This firm pays the newspapers good money
Expensive work, this advertising :! to tell the
people that they have faith in what they sell. so
much faith that if they can't benefit or cure they
don't want your money. Their guarantee is
not indefinite and relative, but definite and al
s0la!s-if the medicine doesn't help, YOUR
money is on cali"
suppose every sick man and every feeble
woman tried these medicines and found them
worthless, who would DO the loser, you or
they?
The medicines are DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery" for blood diseases and his
" Favorite Prescription" for woman's peeu
liar ills. III they help toward health, thcy
cost 81 bottle each! Ii they don't they cost
nothing.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

hiNes ~ hie Ctfb.--l, Write briefly. Write only
49, one eide ~ llc paper q. Write 10 tllr point 4
Mnlf OF one subject .. Write vour best q
reno answers 20 All puzzles for ust ~ Editor I.ar
vel lhf hhhles ~ those writing tle best leitcrs-
~. COM position. spelling penmnnship and got,
"in merit oohsidored-Nlll bC named al tie head
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

Lou NJ stockton, l60l Christian street phila-
uelphia, la.. ouly son 81 Co q, 23d n j., is an
ncuVc Guard IN tho PENNSYLVANIA Division. lie D.
member OF Capt Phillip r. Schuyler Camp, :. 81
v, aud also belongs 10 Washington Lodge Shield
oi Honor RuG the Bank Clerks Beneficial Assoc
ciahon. lie las "a collection of 2g9 postal auto
graphs, nnd will exchange with all.
Kate Bean, Boston, Ny, Is II years Of age, Eve
Ieel Hour inches in hight, with blue eyes and dark
hhlr. She is b member OF the Presbyterian Church
ana teacher in the Suudu y-school, aud an inter
eslea q. q nnmher.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

urges each New Jersey Guard 20 send her n con-
trlhuiiun Tor Division flag. aud promises a piece
OF ! TO anyone who win forward her a collection
Are You going 70 join The Guards: and II So
Whcn?n This u the question which Iohn i.
Whit, Oak Park. MINI, wants every Minnesota
9. 9. 10 answer 10 him on "A postal card with name
and address.
REPORT OF QUAR-ERMAsTER-G GENERAL, ". T.
G. c. GUARDS.
X. b. SHERWOOD, COMMANDMENT. Chief, " TC.C.
Guards
COMMANDER: have The honor 10 submit 10 YOU
TIE following report Of finances for the fiscal year
ending June 90 1891:
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EngaI to The Emergency,
[ChieogO Tribune

"BIiss Bessie" he faltered, do Won think
you could learn to love me?"
IL think l might, Mr.. Spoonamore," she
answered with downeast eyes, IF 1 were
taught
And the next moment he had her taut.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

When Baby was sick, we gave her castor1A.
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss she chung 10 CastorIA.
When she had Children she gave u,el Castoria
The National tribune., 1891-10-01
HoNE-NtDr nlHTvG r0wDrn.

ttons"i.eeJerF will Ind ~ econ oncul and be sure
81 pure article by making their own baking
powder, Hs f0HOws: z Wcve teaspoons odrbBuatc
81 soda -i teaspoons cream lHrihrs sfL together
several times sud cork iiEat.y. Toe q ieHsp8oufl
% "a quafi oil Sour Procure tIc Ingredients OF the
best quality ~ q reliable druggist
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.


Tho lappy Household VIII lud this toothsome
nlsh 81 careful to beat tIe eggs liRif aud mix ga
thoroughly. Flavor according a. taste. aud bake
90 D buutrrd Ttan. One pound mashed sweet Ilaia-
toes unli pound FuEsr, one emp cream; one-iuurth
pound butter: -four eggs
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Ruined Forever.

LUIHFI IUFtNtF.
lFuct.l
1t was mighty mean thing Hicks did
When he was arrested tho other night for
kicking over an ash barrel he gave my name
TO the Judge as his"
What is your manner" asked the stranger.
John Smith"
The National tribune., 1891-10-01
ENflRELY CURED or NERVOUS DEBILITY IN FIVE MoNTYs


months
q crs
JTN prfrrt
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

'"hA nafh AND lsiZI'E SWEENEY.
Lizzie Sweeney and Cora Stcr are warm friends
~ cartilage, III. Cora IL the daughter of Israel
shcr, Co. q, 9th W. Va. Cav. She is a school
teacher by profession, member OF the NJ 4.
Church, nud q faithful worker ia the Sabbath
school; By much devoted 10 tie study OF English
literature, music aud pHlntiuE Would ike 20
exchange Letters and postal autographs with all
members Of Tie G. G. having lle same tastes
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a DOCTOR
ND WHAT CAME OF m.

Dr. OueaCh c-y,T
10 re- lIun Jan 1901
P l r d
H bet f1nyy
W n TIA f.a
ms u asd furiacp ann.
% u fan nel
n 5-ffIl ~ rS'
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A C. c. NATURALIST.

g. - FRIENDS: Perhaps C. q. members living in
uhe Eastern eiaes never some Of tlte little ami
hhis illat lnhaWi the Western prairie There Is the
striped squirrel, who can carry dozen kernels Of
VINO has such Curious motion 10 hs foot when
loimenied. Another II the jumping mouse. who
can jump six and sometimes seven feet at one
Jumps another curiosity r. the pacct gopher with
llls short hairless tail small hind feet and large
front ieel, with long claws and curious pockets al
The side Of his neck, as large a. two fingers some
times and as long. PRO PRtria-Frauk j.. Knowles,
Spencer, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1891-10-01

NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST MANHOOD Ennis
= s39Hs- &c, cured small, weak orgIus sli1r7sK
Manly yts"r aud full developments positively gunran-
I.gd no quacScrv Scaled treat sc frsg MORSE
VI E0-t.tL CO., Bi II. Fortieth Street, New York,
Mention The National Tribune.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

~ Seq trOr lille, man fan faa en- bsSre ysafiu.
Tor be Geuss sno ben, hi III. Den aisr aoOt arbeibe.
% is CT bel tilireos uieS ben. Siie 2fierutu.
Ettd. % Eat.
~ Zen DsaifiHe, ies III mto 9eres slas, or tea
bel itltreos nleo. Ten er ida COB ion andre W,aitiner.
Jon ss nieset Sprsre. Thor e. 2ams, Gurtbw cob
q. TAI.
tB Ginger epniaTiine Tan life pSeraaaes AZ
slsre soot arbeiss. sars anoerien, sraSlep.
g Bas.
Nv Sea bar M brnst Ssrts ssulaIiiue baloan.
bet War % iinbsr, at bet or ben biuisfs V,ai,inc. man
Tan tlsbe. ". q. Colin, &aibnd, Sufua.
~ Ten Siaeer SrmaFiine, iom lea III m,s
-0tforabs Ssiteu." timber lea mig Del tilfress meb
Ien bar beoge, sHo ;el ba0er peufst ior ssa gris Zen
tr let at trade % ipy sOst. ON lea bopes ,irbt en- rao,
fint I'll s5, ian taoos leg lie bare, mere tiliress n,,s
ben. Z. eamrs. Dunbar, Soma
70 am very well pleased with the SEWING
hiaehine and recommend the same to everybody,
who need one. Peter Stamsos, Mandan N DAY.
Nv Zen Singer spmatine, iom Si nj os ,iisnSt,
Tan p' Ute rotiOul rpie. Ten sisr usmertet arbsioe Ga
r tIirspsfiusnee ale GeIs. Sea anbsfuIer ben pas
bet beSits. Thames Sanstn, Cumberland. gsis.
w 3ft tr M mart to Nar, Iieen pi IN en- a,
xeres Singer Spniaftiner mso "guten.~ GA Rem ois, q,
urse'os LA aost. iom upssu gQafins fan aisrs bet.
eois nSs'i snifsr en- biais % COB UaaHine, iaa fisb en-
81 htsis. Saeeb Ntriien, Bruce. Wiuu.
D See fueer mig besys iilirsbsnia,us, ma
NaH'nsn M, sue ssnsans ri III ben, for ba FAR srn
.saaof. men M arbesoer BEN ssst. Q. .. Rau.
eaoe:ed, Soma. "
u See ma Derss Diafins ristis aost "a Siibs
ne unsSsrt ben Tor 'nsset. Seq amer ben for al vsrs
nsslaa ass isu' IN. Der r sobbeit iaa ioabr. Rvs.
~ vttsvfsw. Susisuapslis, Susisna.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
Maben &orreiponOance.

Seq bar / "3ecprab- 8piten" ct Gar @an9e
Jet Seutponing til Ell 9atfeiorienoelie mel
lem Gorgc % gInerita. Seq piIoe barre
Gem me9et iorbuuoen, ON je9 / "0ecorab
8olten" n9lte Gang funbe finoe Sr. &eoers
tens gOresie / 9ietu g)ort euer andre Steoer.
Batter 8jstnes, @ejerbories.
SPAR: Sfrip til u. &. So6nion &
60, ct. Yaul, Minn., O9 De pil iaa
ben forsnlfeoe S%plpsuius.
Soor mango 5GuOer bar en- 2 Slars Yla9
6Ole)?
Soar: Naar 6olen CT 2 aar, bar
Den 6 S9noer, men De to I~orreite 6sls
tenoer (nippers) lssner % ieloes; /
beres Steo fommer to permanente
SGnoer.
Spprssmaal: Staoer oct at sioe SOL
Maisfprn?
Spar: Man bsr life siue Dem mere
enb 2 eller 3 glr ON 9asen, i~aalrnse
8interen parer, fornemmelig | folot
8eir. De bar gubt oeraf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
Jsr 'Dtsetabsgsttsr.'
Wenneifer Yjergbmler.

III 3pil ONT S~uleboernes Silperelie,
bpprpm Der | iaa mango glar bar p9ret
Strib, for life at tale ON, at Der fra
foritjellise Sob er bleuet anpenot pper
$4,000 for at bepiie, at &alen M bar
nobso, CT III enoelie %ioritummet.
Zen b%etienbte Spbaser 9pitnant
Sdiuatta tpm ior en- 5io iiben til De.
ming / Nelp Mericc, eiter at ban i len
sere Sib bapoe reiit ON / @erico. Iaa
fine &eiier bar ban 9jurt Spoaselier,
ipm ! artGplu9iif Seniecnbe er al itpr
Ii9ti9bee. San % bans Selifab bar
pper 6prpentnin9 pGret belbige / fine
6oritnin9er, iier BET ipopeitlise Gbiua.
bua. Ser iauot man leoenoe Sulebpere
/ flor Mrn9oe, % De bar li9eiaa pilpe
iom np9eu al be %mcritanlte Stammcr
for Gortes's @robrine. De 8pliaer,
bppri bisie Menueifer leper, er attltrat
laapanre, ipm De M iorlabte Sulebclieer
/ ariSpna % Nep Mericp, bpprom Der
bar pGret iaa mango @isuinaer, o. paa
buis llnberisselie man bar briat laa
mango Ienge. Set bar n9lteu nmll=
liet at fpmnie n9r bisie meritanite
gilbe, ida piloe % bause bar De. Sule.
bpsrne peb Sarranca Del Gobre er ra.
item ipIitternssne, ioet De, ipm Shipatta
flyer, fun brrer "et preot Slit % ct Sar
usarpeoe Sanonler". @aar hpioe
Meno nGrmer iis, ilpster be til fine
Suler % Batter, ium De tiger ppae
peo SiGlp al StGnser, buori Der CT
i~tanret 5urer, itjpnt be er iitauS til at
saa pp ao en- nGiten lporet 8jersiioe,
naar Der finbes be mlnoite Spr9fter for
oeres Siusre ps Ter.
DC Sulebpere, ipm blep opbaseoe Of
SeliliaW S0lpaIta, er Splfilpeoere, %
be faiter tine npisete Born no paa
Marfen, iaa De lis9er i Solen. og pan
mango andre Waaper siorbs Splen fin
Sploeit. 3e er ! Mminoelisbeb itore
ps pelporne, meb en- Sub, Tom er tems
melis msrterpc % lisner mere ben
5arpe. Reseren bar, enb ben, Tom fiubes
hos be Sprenebe Staters fpbberrsbe
Supianere. Otter be D~plpsninssr, man
birtil bar paret iitanb til at iamls, ans
laaes Gntalet af S~nlebperne | Mer;co
til 10000 eler $4,000. De eneite
Saaben, be bar, er 9ue 90 Yiie %
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